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Speaker 3: be good morning. So there was a little delay because
Speaker 3: we are having some technical problems, not because of us,
Speaker 3: not because of us, because of technical electrical krimlins people
Speaker 3: or elves.
Speaker 6: Either someone stole copper or there is a massive electrical
Speaker 6: outage somewhere in the city. My guess is that a
Speaker 6: squirrel got in chewing on some wires.
Speaker 3: Okay, and then here we are now, okay, I don't
Speaker 3: hate that. That seems large or or bigfoot. Right, let's see,
Speaker 3: I'm looking.
Speaker 5: Looking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is a small outage in the area two
Speaker 3: hundred and one people. This sid had started at five
Speaker 3: twenty six.
Speaker 6: Oh okay, so I mean we may have been dealing
Speaker 6: with this for a while now, okay, just in the
Speaker 6: zone doing art work.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, yeah, it's been happenings.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, because I think I got the message from
Speaker 6: a listener and it was like, how you get out
Speaker 6: of here with that?
Speaker 3: Give It was like five dud fifty seven when that
Speaker 3: message came to me. Well, we're still tell your friends,
Speaker 3: tell your neighbors. Oh, estimated restoration tempi.
Speaker 7: That's important too.
Speaker 3: I guess this morning shoe continues. They're saying it won't
Speaker 3: be fixed until ten thirty, am.
Speaker 6: I the Yeah, that's just an estimated time, because I
Speaker 6: get those same emails, like there's a power outage in
Speaker 6: your area. It'll be out until you know, like you
Speaker 6: said ten thirty, but you know later it could be
Speaker 6: earlier as well.
Speaker 3: Well let's look at it this way. Let's let's assess.
Speaker 3: And I would say, hey, if you're listening to your
Speaker 3: work in the electrical world, not a guy who puts
Speaker 3: plugs in houses. I'm someone who does like high end power,
Speaker 3: like power transmission lines, things like that that you could
Speaker 3: text us and tell us what you think. But I'm
Speaker 3: only assuming that with two hundred and one customers in
Speaker 3: a remote area, it ain't high on the priority list.
Speaker 6: It isn't like if it happened at seventy first Memorial
Speaker 6: right downtown correct or a hospital right right as which
Speaker 6: it sucks for those people in the remote areas to
Speaker 6: not have power.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I think of coffee.
Speaker 2: Man, a paying customer is a paying customer.
Speaker 3: No, that's not true. Oh I don't think that's true
Speaker 3: in business world.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 3: I'm a paying customer for a lot of things, and
Speaker 3: they go, yeah, yeah, right right.
Speaker 6: I mean if do we have are we just a
Speaker 6: customer or is the person who buys five thousand, you know.
Speaker 3: Jigawatt more important because when you have two customers together,
Speaker 3: are they equal or is there one on a bigger hierarchy?
Speaker 2: Right, you have the premier membership over the.
Speaker 3: It's not premiere you just you spend a lot more money.
Speaker 3: Do I care about fixing the power in Leko Hill
Speaker 3: or left Go Hill? Or do I care about fixing
Speaker 3: the power at seventy first Memorial?
Speaker 6: If that were out right right right right? Yeah, it's
Speaker 6: not a hard math problem. I am not a believer.
Speaker 3: People always like, well, I'm the customer, So that does
Speaker 3: not mean anything. There's a lot of things taken into
Speaker 3: account nowadays. So the power's out, someone must have hit
Speaker 3: a power poll in that area this time of the morning. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's possible. I'm gonna guess that.
Speaker 6: So and if that's what's happened, then hopefully people are
Speaker 6: fine and safe.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I like the e have big foot in there
Speaker 3: just ripping power wires out of our antenna. Though I
Speaker 3: also love the idea angry. I also love the idea
Speaker 3: of I don't know a fired former employee who's now
Speaker 3: high on addicted to meth is out there ripping copper out.
Speaker 3: It could be possible, or one less squirrel in the world.
Speaker 3: Well to start, you're right, it's a start. Happy holidays
Speaker 3: can be.
Speaker 6: Happy Holy days to you, sir. You plan on celebrating,
Speaker 6: I probably. I usually do in the afternoon, towards the
Speaker 6: end of the day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, as as am.
Speaker 6: I I go hit up my favorite dispensary and see
Speaker 6: what kind of specials they got.
Speaker 3: That's the stivities.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's the best part of today, right. Sure, you know,
Speaker 6: let's celebrate get high dot da da. But it's the deals, man,
Speaker 6: It's the deals in some places. Some places do them
Speaker 6: all week and long. Some places they're just on four
Speaker 6: to twenty itself. But you know, if I go in
Speaker 6: and get to get an ounce for thirty seven dollars,
Speaker 6: that's a bargain if you ask me, what is it?
Speaker 6: Normally it just depends on what you're going with. But
Speaker 6: I usually pay like fifty sixty bucks. Oh you know,
Speaker 6: so yeah, it doesn't seem like you're saving that much,
Speaker 6: but but you or and they all kinds of free
Speaker 6: stuff to go with as well. Uh.
Speaker 3: I am more of just a tincher guy. So just
Speaker 3: a couple drops and then I'll be good, all right,
Speaker 3: just be mellow for the afternoon. Yeah, I'm just trying
Speaker 3: to take the edge off. Gonna make anything special.
Speaker 6: Maybe more drops after now, but make anything special for
Speaker 6: dinner or lunch. Oh no, nothing like you know, like
Speaker 6: pizza or I kind of not you No, I kind
Speaker 6: of have a theory in life. I eat good every day, Okay,
Speaker 6: I don't wait for a holiday.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, yeah, eating.
Speaker 6: Good or I mean, this would just be like, I
Speaker 6: don't know if stoner food's good for you, but I
Speaker 6: get what you're saying.
Speaker 3: Taste good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, alright, just sit around and snack on
Speaker 6: Cheetos and fuions and brounis.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: We were at the lake this weekend and my mother
Speaker 3: in law made brownies with walnuts in him. I love brownies.
Speaker 3: It's brownies or cookies. If you had to put like
Speaker 3: I had to save one of them, I don't know
Speaker 3: if I could decide.
Speaker 2: Yeah, brownies without nuts.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of people like that. But thank
Speaker 3: god they were just little, tiny pieces. They want the
Speaker 3: giant squares, right. It doesn't matter because I still eat
Speaker 3: the equivalent.
Speaker 5: Of a square, especially them corners.
Speaker 3: But I just kind of go with if I wanted,
Speaker 3: I eat it to me. I don't wait for me
Speaker 3: to be high. Some people go all in for this
Speaker 3: particular day. Yeah, you know, go get I see you
Speaker 3: see what I'm saying, right, go to the turkey, the
Speaker 3: mashed potatoes, the stuffing, the gravy, get the gravy boats out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: makes sense. I guess some restaurants are doing deals though,
Speaker 3: So if you don't want to make something, you could
Speaker 3: grab Chipotle today because after three uh, people who wear
Speaker 3: a hockey jersey can receive a buy one, get one entree. Oohoo.
Speaker 3: They're also releasing a limited edition I guess, Chipotle hockey jersey.
Speaker 3: Only seventy five jerseys are available through the Chipotle Rewards exchange.
Speaker 3: This feels like coincidence and not for twenty eshes.
Speaker 6: But I'm like, this has nothing to do with for
Speaker 6: twenty and Furthermore, Susan not a big fan of hockey jerseys.
Speaker 3: They're too big, bulky, they are very big.
Speaker 6: That's why I don't wear football jerseys. Yeah, I could
Speaker 6: get away with the football jersey. The Drillers gave me
Speaker 6: my own Tulsa drillers.
Speaker 3: I saw that. I don't know if I've seen you
Speaker 3: that happy in a while. I was so awesome.
Speaker 6: I was so happy, giddy, and I was so giddy,
Speaker 6: like all night long and all the way to the
Speaker 6: ride home.
Speaker 3: I was just I was like a kid. I was
Speaker 3: so happy. It was so awesome. But I get away
Speaker 3: with those in a basketball jersey, I can get away with.
Speaker 6: But like you know, the Oilers have hooked us up
Speaker 6: with the jersey before the Oilers hockey team, and I
Speaker 6: put it down, it just seems so big and bulky
Speaker 6: and like the sleeves don't go down all the way,
Speaker 6: and it's.
Speaker 3: It's just a very odd shirt. Yeah my opinion anyway, Yeah,
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Speaker 8: They changed their rewards program and ever since they did it,
Speaker 8: so much better, get more free bees now than ever.
Speaker 2: So nice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a good podcast.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: KFC is offering chicken pot pie combo for four dollars
Speaker 3: and twenty cents. What are you doing three of my
Speaker 3: favorite things? I mean, just offer fried chicken. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: it's the pot because you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and when did they bring back a chicken pop pie?
Speaker 3: They've had them for a while.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 3: It comes with chicken pop pie and drink for four
Speaker 3: dollars and twenty cents. Okay. Uh, Subway can get buy one,
Speaker 3: get one free foot long sandwiches through April twenty eighth
Speaker 3: with the code fl b O g O, only available
Speaker 3: through the app and online. Okay, that's not too much work.
Speaker 2: You're gonna forget.
Speaker 3: That's not for twenty specific, I don't think, But no,
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't think it is either. But it's
Speaker 3: still by one give the verak. You can't go wrong there.
Speaker 3: It goes Taco Bell and we're talking free large nacho
Speaker 3: fries with the purchase over twenty dolls. I'll spend twenty dollars. No,
Speaker 3: damn nacho fries.
Speaker 2: It's easy to do now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the point is is that's not a good
Speaker 3: enough benefit. No, it's not. I agree, it is easy
Speaker 3: to do, but I'd rather have cinnamon crisps. If we're
Speaker 3: being honest, you'll give me an extra two tacos. And
Speaker 3: then Wingstop's got a pretty good thing. They probably they
Speaker 3: probably are the best at fully embracing for twenty they're
Speaker 3: doing the hot box if you know it from last year,
Speaker 3: and they actually started it on Friday, and it is
Speaker 3: a fiery nacho flavor, spicy, cheesy dry rub you can
Speaker 3: choose to three tenders or eight wings sauced and tossed,
Speaker 3: and the Fiery Nacho seasoning serve with the bed of
Speaker 3: wingstops world famous fries. The meal is topped with drizzle
Speaker 3: homemade ranch and finished with natural herb seasoning. Hobbox includes
Speaker 3: a twenty ounce drink and a side dip of your choice. Okay,
Speaker 3: I imagine that's something to put your chicken wing in
Speaker 3: and not some bubbling idiot like you're listening to now
Speaker 3: or or it is.
Speaker 6: You never know, so happy four to twenty everyone. We're
Speaker 6: gonna take a break and we'll be back. Go ahead
Speaker 6: and do news quikies. These are stories that you may
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Speaker 6: World news, local news, and news that just makes you say,
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Speaker 8: A woman driving wrong way hands cops Barnes and Noble
Speaker 8: gift card during do You I Stop?
Speaker 3: Nice?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: This happened in Hillsboro County, Florida, where deputies there observed
Speaker 8: Cammy Ellis driving against traffic around twelve thirty am last Sunday.
Speaker 8: Body camera footage captured Cammy traveling on the incorrect side
Speaker 8: and mounting a curb.
Speaker 2: Police officer pulled her over and said, you're feeling all right?
Speaker 8: Deputy asked during the stop, and Cami responded, gown, I'm good,
Speaker 8: and the deputy replied, you're good. Okay, you were just
Speaker 8: driving the wrong way on the road and you just
Speaker 8: topped a curb. When requested to provide her driver's license,
Speaker 8: Cammy initially offered a credit card, then pulls out her
Speaker 8: Barnes and Noble gift card. The video documents Ellis exiting
Speaker 8: her vehicle before officers placed her in handcuffs. She's now
Speaker 8: facing driving under the influence charges and.
Speaker 3: Not a good briber, right, hey, you like to read?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: How much is it? Come on? I mean twenty bucks
Speaker 3: will get you a good book right on? One book one?
Speaker 2: Maybe that's all you need and not a New York bestseller.
Speaker 3: Yeah? What gift card are you? Are you taking the
Speaker 3: bribe for allegedly?
Speaker 2: Ah, give me a J Cole gift card?
Speaker 8: The singer no no at the shoe store Riverside. Maybe
Speaker 8: maybe a target or Kirkland's Kirklands.
Speaker 3: You say, huh, I'm you a Santa Pillow. Okay, home
Speaker 3: home goods, all right, Gimpy Walart all day. Man got
Speaker 3: everything you need right there.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 3: Gas, cigarettes, food, clothes, toys, and.
Speaker 8: The new buyers for Walmart don't suck. Clothes are awesome now.
Speaker 3: All right. And they tried to smuggle fentanyl and direct
Speaker 3: him and then tries to swallow it. That story brings
Speaker 3: are in the butt stories to total for the year
Speaker 3: two three. Okay, that was fantastic. Uh oh, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: do it every time. So anytime you hear a food
Speaker 3: attack or butt story, it's gonna be an opportunity to
Speaker 3: practice patients for it, for it.
Speaker 6: So this comes out of Olympia, Washington. This guy gets
Speaker 6: brought into jail on domestic violence charges. Well, while he's
Speaker 6: in processing, one of the start sergeants noticed that he
Speaker 6: was trying to hide something then in his booty hole.
Speaker 3: This something just happened to be fentanyl, right, So he's like, hey,
Speaker 3: what do you do it over there? And the guy's
Speaker 3: like what.
Speaker 6: So that's when they start wrestling, okay, him and the sergeant.
Speaker 6: And then it was at that wrestling match is when
Speaker 6: he tried to take his booty fentanyl and then eat it.
Speaker 3: I guess get rid of the evidence.
Speaker 6: Regardless, a couple of other staff members came in. They interrupted,
Speaker 6: he was not able to eat his booty fentanyl, but
Speaker 6: they did give him extra charges after he was booked.
Speaker 6: He got charged extra with possessing a controlled substance in
Speaker 6: a correctional facility.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's probably a lot of money in that
Speaker 3: for him to go that far into it, Oh for sure.
Speaker 3: For sure. I mean you could probably say that he
Speaker 3: was doing it for.
Speaker 6: Personal use while he was in maybe, but more likely
Speaker 6: it was I'm trading it for snacky cakes.
Speaker 3: FBI seeks potential Santa Con fraud victims. The FBI is
Speaker 3: asking victims to come forward if they believe they were
Speaker 3: scammed by taking part in Santa Con festivities. You remember
Speaker 3: what this is.
Speaker 6: Santa Con is the festival of Santa's. Yeah, they get together.
Speaker 6: It comes after New.
Speaker 3: Jersey man who founded Santa Con is pleading not guilty
Speaker 3: to stealing millions of dollars from the quote charity. Stephanie
Speaker 3: Ho Ho Ho pilled Us was arrested this week. He's
Speaker 3: accused of keeping most of the two point seven million
Speaker 3: dollars he's raised for the ticketed holiday boost based New
Speaker 3: York City pub crawl that gets put on and spending
Speaker 3: it on himself or home renovations, concert tickets, vacations and
Speaker 3: fine dining. M Is that like, you know, it's bad
Speaker 3: if you like, hey, I have cancer and you try
Speaker 3: to raise money, right, that's obviously we're all on the
Speaker 3: same page on that. If you try to pose a
Speaker 3: Santa and do that to get money and people give
Speaker 3: you money, like all the Sand's get together, it just
Speaker 3: feels worse because it's got it Sanda involved. Heay, yes,
Speaker 3: and it is supposed to be nice and caring and giving, trustworthy,
Speaker 3: not taking here. Okay, hear me out. There's got to
Speaker 3: be a couple hundred sandas that were that one hardly
Speaker 3: makes it bad, true that, But you know that's that
Speaker 3: old saying. One bad Santa ruins the bunch.
Speaker 2: That's apple, is it?
Speaker 3: Thank you for clearing that up. I didn't know. Wow,
Speaker 3: that is all right. We got to take a break.
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Speaker 6: for best and Worst of the weekend. What's the best
Speaker 6: thing that happened to you this weekend? And the worst
Speaker 6: thing that happened to you this weekend? A couple of
Speaker 6: ways to get your answer to us. You can text it,
Speaker 6: BMMS and whatever that is to eight two nine four five,
Speaker 6: or you can use the talkback mic when you're listening
Speaker 6: to us on the iHeartRadio app. Lindsey, what's the best
Speaker 6: and what's the worst of the weekend?
Speaker 8: Well, this past weekend is always a little hard. April
Speaker 8: eighteenth because that is the day my dad passed away.
Speaker 8: And this year marked eighteen years since he's been and gone,
Speaker 8: and so I always get a little bit down unintentionally,
Speaker 8: just happens. And so Kevin and I ended up going
Speaker 8: camping this weekend.
Speaker 3: Just we just left another weekend away from the kids. Huh,
Speaker 3: good for you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, thank you, You're welcome. And it was nice to
Speaker 8: get away. And we took the boat out a little
Speaker 8: bit yesterday, did a little fishing with some friends.
Speaker 2: And it was beautiful. The day was beautiful, So that
Speaker 2: was nice. The worst part, I would say, again.
Speaker 8: I don't know what it is, but my body is
Speaker 8: going through something. It is rejecting solid foods right now.
Speaker 8: Don't know why, don't know what's going on. But yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean I've had I was diagnosed with GERD last year,
Speaker 8: gastro aesaphageal reflux disease, and I take medicine for it
Speaker 8: and I never miss a beat with it. But I
Speaker 8: just I don't know what's going on. So maybe it's
Speaker 8: a trip back to the doctor. But yeah, something something
Speaker 8: fishy is going on. So I've been pretty much on
Speaker 8: a liquid diet for.
Speaker 3: How's that different from any other weekend with you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, it's been more than just the weekend.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it has yeah, best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 3: What's the best part of the weekend? What's the worst
Speaker 3: part of the weekend? Be on a mess and whatever
Speaker 3: that is to eight two, nine four five if you want,
Speaker 3: you can even use the talkback mic like Krista did.
Speaker 10: Best of the weekend is that it's over and we
Speaker 10: have a new week. Worst of the weekend. My washer
Speaker 10: quit working. It won't spin dry or stop working, it
Speaker 10: won't turn on. I bought a lawn mower for a
Speaker 10: yard that isn't mine and proceeded to mow it half
Speaker 10: anchor push mower, and about halfway through the backyard yesterday
Speaker 10: the septic tank sprinklers turned on and you cannot turn
Speaker 10: them off.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I mean the good news is that it
Speaker 6: isn't like you're fine, right, just don't drink it.
Speaker 2: Right, it's gray water.
Speaker 6: It's fine, just don't drink it. That's what you get
Speaker 6: from mony yard that isn't yours. That's what you get
Speaker 6: for a push moe and a half acre.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, yeah, right, Best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 3: What's the best part of the weekend. What's the worst
Speaker 3: part of the weekend? BM a mess and whatever that
Speaker 3: is to eight two nine four five, or use the
Speaker 3: talk back mic on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 2: Talk about a good deed going on. No good deed
Speaker 2: goes unpunished for her.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not a believer in that.
Speaker 2: Why that's proof right there?
Speaker 3: No, that's an occurrence. Plenty of good deeds don't get punished.
Speaker 3: At what point, what's the length of that happening before
Speaker 3: that expires? A good question.
Speaker 6: I don't know, because there's always bad things that happen.
Speaker 6: It's called life. So maybe a day, three days, three days, right,
Speaker 6: I think is good, best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 6: Give me what's the best and what's the worst. I
Speaker 6: think the best of the worst happened on the same
Speaker 6: time the same day. Saturday was a good day for
Speaker 6: the most part. Me and my brother and a bunch
Speaker 6: of friends. We rode out to Pa Husk go to
Speaker 6: play some disc golf. Right now, they got a couple
Speaker 6: of different courses out there, and we're like, oh, hey,
Speaker 6: we haven't played this one at the city park yet,
Speaker 6: let's go play that one. So we do, thinking that, Okay,
Speaker 6: it's at a city park, it's not going to be
Speaker 6: outrageously long or difficult, because most of the ones in
Speaker 6: the city parks aren't, but they do things differently in
Speaker 6: Pahusca they do and this one was out rageously long
Speaker 6: and it was difficult, and that was the whole reason
Speaker 6: we played this one and not the other two that
Speaker 6: are in town, because the other two are outrageously long
Speaker 6: and difficult.
Speaker 3: They're like, okay, so it is what it is. I
Speaker 3: had a great time.
Speaker 6: We played teams, and my brother and I we were
Speaker 6: on a team and we won with two up, which
Speaker 6: was which was pretty awesome. So that was a good
Speaker 6: day of golf, all things considered. The worst part of
Speaker 6: the weekend the same day, same golf course, but the
Speaker 6: goddamn ticks let me know that they were out in
Speaker 6: full force.
Speaker 3: Oh no, of god.
Speaker 6: I came home after a long day of playing disc
Speaker 6: golf and I was worn out, and I'd been picking
Speaker 6: these sons of bitches off of me throughout the day.
Speaker 6: I was sitting down having a drink and here's one
Speaker 6: crawling up my pants. I'm like, okay, cool, let's get
Speaker 6: that so of bitch out of here and kill him
Speaker 6: before he latches on to me. But for the next
Speaker 6: day and a half, after that, I kept them ticks
Speaker 6: off of me and and they were all over my legs.
Speaker 6: They none of them in like really precarious places like
Speaker 6: the gooch, you know, which is always good. That's probably
Speaker 6: one of the worst places you can get a tick.
Speaker 6: But I did have one latched onto my big toe,
Speaker 6: my goodness, which I thought was interesting. I thought i'd
Speaker 6: gotten them all off, giggy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And then I wake up Sunday morning and I'm getting
Speaker 6: in the shower and I'm looking down at my feet
Speaker 6: and I'm like, what the hell is that? And sure enough,
Speaker 6: this this tick had decided it wanted to latch onto
Speaker 6: my my uh where the toenail meets the toe skin,
Speaker 6: you know. Yeah, it was just right in there, like
Speaker 6: right in that little crevice area or whatever. So I
Speaker 6: had to break out the tweezers. And I think I
Speaker 6: think I got them all. And that's the downfall when
Speaker 6: you live alone with just a couple of dogs and
Speaker 6: some ferrets. They're not good at checking you for ticks,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So I think I got them all, but oh, we'll
Speaker 3: figure it out. Do you wear open toe when you
Speaker 3: disc GoF no, no, no, no, It depends on the situation.
Speaker 6: But for the most part, I wear my hay dudes,
Speaker 6: you know, so the coffee and durable for the most part,
Speaker 6: but never never really any like flip flops or anything
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 3: I slide out of them. What I throw they do.
Speaker 3: Best and worst of the weekend. What's the best thing
Speaker 3: that happened this weekend? And the worst thing that happened
Speaker 3: this weekend? BMMS and whatever that is to eight, two, nine,
Speaker 3: four five. Best part of the weekend would have to
Speaker 3: be that got to spend some time with the girls.
Speaker 3: It was field trip days Thursday and Friday, so I
Speaker 3: got to be dad and so that was pretty fun.
Speaker 3: Going to Oklahoma City for the Science Museum Wool of Rock,
Speaker 3: so both kids. I don't know why they booked that
Speaker 3: stuff right in a row, but they just do. And
Speaker 3: so that was that was really awesome getting to see
Speaker 3: them interact and be kids. Yeah, it was cool. The
Speaker 3: worst part of the weekend would be yesterday because my
Speaker 3: wife had to go. I guess she's go to town
Speaker 3: for work, and that's you know, I like her, so
Speaker 3: I like having her around. But yeah, so that's the
Speaker 3: worst part. Best and worst BMMS and whatever that is
Speaker 3: to eight two nine four five, It says best youngest
Speaker 3: son turned thirteen and I replaced an O two censor
Speaker 3: in my car. Also saw Patrick Warburton this weekend. Bad
Speaker 3: built the chicken coop for the wife because she wants chickens.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, but you get free eggs. Yeah, that's nice,
Speaker 3: you get free eggs. I've had I know plenty of
Speaker 3: people that have had chickens, and I've been to their
Speaker 3: house and seen how it works, and they've got to
Speaker 3: let them out. And is it like, uh, do you
Speaker 3: have to like stay on top of it like a dog,
Speaker 3: Like if it rains, you gotta like corral them and
Speaker 3: get them in. Or do they know to just you know,
Speaker 3: come home to roost. You'd think that they just knew, right,
Speaker 3: you know, it's it's wet outside, I'm going in. I
Speaker 3: had one friend who had a coop and he had
Speaker 3: a garage door put on it, like I used a
Speaker 3: garage door opener and made like a little door thing,
Speaker 3: and he had it on a timer, okay, and so
Speaker 3: like in the morning it would just open and they
Speaker 3: would go and do their thing. And I don't know
Speaker 3: how they knew to get back before, Like, is it
Speaker 3: just like, hey, you're stuck on the other side of
Speaker 3: the fence. Good luck tonight. Yeah, if you're not back
Speaker 3: in time. I've never trained a chicken, so I don't know. Yes,
Speaker 3: you have trained and choked because I'm calling training. Worst
Speaker 3: didn't get to hear you guys on Friday. Best went
Speaker 3: to the spring game and hung out with my wife
Speaker 3: all day yesterday for our anniversary. Yeah. I'm assuming you
Speaker 3: mean the OU spring game or the OSU Spring game
Speaker 3: or the KU Spring I mean there were many spring
Speaker 3: games this weekend, so but yeah. Worst part I had
Speaker 3: to drive before Scott, Kansas. I think that's pretty far.
Speaker 3: I think that's damn near Overland Park, Kansas, which is
Speaker 3: pretty north. Best part ate some really good food. Best
Speaker 3: had steak and crab legs at the in laws to
Speaker 3: celebrate mine and father in law's birthday.
Speaker 6: Good weekend, nothing bad. Nice little steak and crab legs.
Speaker 3: That is cheap right now. Best of the weekend taught
Speaker 3: my daughter how to ride a bike without her training
Speaker 3: wheels for the first time. Worst of the weekend tried
Speaker 3: cooking a new meal and burned it from not paying
Speaker 3: attention and my wife got onto me. Oh no, I
Speaker 3: mean that is that the best part that she got
Speaker 3: onto you think she got on you. Best part was
Speaker 3: going to Norman for the OU spring game. Worst, I
Speaker 3: got zero mowing done since now I have to do
Speaker 3: that after work. Best and worst. Finally, kidless, So wife
Speaker 3: and I had a date night. Worst date night only
Speaker 3: lasted thirty minutes before tornado touchdown in Ponka where we live.
Speaker 6: So kids, so god, kids went and got till we
Speaker 6: got the all clear. Yeah that sucks. It was supposed
Speaker 6: to be really bad all over, but it only stayed
Speaker 6: pretty far north on Friday.
Speaker 3: Best was I went grocery shopping by myself for three hours.
Speaker 3: One hour was sitting in the car eating ice cream
Speaker 3: by myself. I don't have to share, you know, I've
Speaker 3: been doing the show a long time. That might be
Speaker 3: the best, best and worst we've ever gotten. Sit in
Speaker 3: the car for an hour eating ice cream? Did you
Speaker 3: eat the whole goddamn bucket? Yeah? And more importantly, what flavor? True?
Speaker 3: True dans? Because I like ice cream, but there are
Speaker 3: very few that I could sit need a full container of.
Speaker 3: We're not talking a little pints, you know, like the
Speaker 3: Ben and Jerry snow Get out of my way, right, Yeah?
Speaker 3: We're talking about like a real I don't know what
Speaker 3: if there is vanilla, no, no, no, it would need
Speaker 3: like a bunch of other stuff on it.
Speaker 6: Uhana split is one that I have literally eaten half
Speaker 6: a container.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and not just little pines.
Speaker 6: We're talking full blown containers that you would share with
Speaker 6: your entire family that should last about a week or two. Nope,
Speaker 6: I ate half that sum bitch in one setting.
Speaker 3: It was so good.
Speaker 2: Well it comes in that banana split.
Speaker 3: Well bananas, yeah, and then there's ice cream. Then they're
Speaker 3: kind of broken up, kind of all over the place.
Speaker 6: I imagine there's chocolate a hole, there's some strawberry in there,
Speaker 6: like a banana split.
Speaker 2: I've never had a banana split.
Speaker 3: You've never had a bit. You've never seen a banana split.
Speaker 6: I've seen pretty common ice cream dessert cliche wise, Yeah,
Speaker 6: you were missing out.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you miss it. Typically the bananas
Speaker 3: are too green, so the little chunky. So you make
Speaker 3: your own bananas, that's split. Oh okay, you can't grow
Speaker 3: bananas here and oklaholm if tried, do you have an
Speaker 3: ice cream? You could sit and eat a hole like gallon.
Speaker 2: Of Ooh, maybe the honey lavender, oh from.
Speaker 6: Yeah, bougie, yeah, okay, yeah, any bluebell one probably Yeah,
Speaker 6: they always their specialty flavors.
Speaker 9: For sure.
Speaker 3: They're BlackBerry cobbler.
Speaker 2: That one is pretty damn good.
Speaker 3: That Ooey Gouey u batter Ooey Gouey cake batter one
Speaker 3: they had that was really good. Okay, yeah?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: The worst where to go because oh there it goes. Worst,
Speaker 3: still waiting to get my kidney stones out, still in pain.
Speaker 3: Then you deserve to sit in the car and eat
Speaker 3: ice cream. My friend for sure out for sure. Best
Speaker 3: got house finished from the remodel and moved all in
Speaker 3: worst We went to get dog food at the feed
Speaker 3: store and came home with twenty one chicks. How good? Geez?
Speaker 2: What were you dressed?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Right back, daddy? Is that where they hang out?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 3: I'm going to the feed store to pick up women.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that seems wild. It feels like you get a
Speaker 6: certain type, right, efty ones? Do you trade them for track?
Speaker 3: Chickens have pretty bad visions, so they naturally go to
Speaker 3: where it's safe when it starts getting dark. Now listen
Speaker 3: to that sentence. I'm going to read it again. Chickens
Speaker 3: have pretty bad visions. So they naturally go to where
Speaker 3: it's safe when it starts getting dark. They have pretty
Speaker 3: bad vision. How do they know where it's safe. How
Speaker 3: do they know it's dark? It's all on a feeling, man,
Speaker 3: true Dad. Worst insurance totaled our camper. Best they gave
Speaker 3: us more than we paid for it. Man. Worst part
Speaker 3: was Sunday night having to go back to work.
Speaker 6: Best part was watching my wife's hard work on her
Speaker 6: small weight loss journey pay off and seeing her smile
Speaker 6: about herself for the first time in.
Speaker 3: A very long time. Nice Brookie cookie or something like that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that sounds delicious. Worst kmod isn't picking up very well
Speaker 3: the closer I get to work today. Yes, we are
Speaker 3: having a technical problem that is outside of our control.
Speaker 3: They call it, I believe the kids call it a tricity,
Speaker 3: and it is not working correctly out where the antenna is.
Speaker 3: So we do have a small one working. But you
Speaker 3: can always listen to us on the iHeartRadio app. That's
Speaker 3: the best way to get us right now, so you
Speaker 3: can do that, all right. We got to take a break.
Speaker 3: We got tickets to highly suspect and smoking guns that
Speaker 3: we're going to give away. We'll do that coming up
Speaker 3: more of a Big Man Morning show is next to
Speaker 3: do this thing where we let Gimpy talk about the
Speaker 3: four things that are in the news for him. We
Speaker 3: call it Gimpi's four by four Right, well, Colevin.
Speaker 6: It says here that Energy Secretary Chris Wright says gas
Speaker 6: prices have likely peaked now. He did say that yesterday,
Speaker 6: as the war in Iran continues. It went on saying
Speaker 6: that the resolution of the conflict will allow prices across
Speaker 6: the board to dip. He was also asked when Americans
Speaker 6: could expect prices to fall below three dollars a gallon.
Speaker 3: He said that it could happen later this year, but
Speaker 3: may not happen hill next year. He doesn't know now
Speaker 3: pretty much, but he does not know when gas prices
Speaker 3: are gonna fall. Yeah, he's just talking out of his
Speaker 3: ass bills.
Speaker 6: He's trying to call him the market. Yeah, he's trying
Speaker 6: to get everybody to settle down, chill out. It's fine,
Speaker 6: you're gonna go to work, pay your bills.
Speaker 3: You'll spend most of your money on gars. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but there's no way to know that. No, no, and
Speaker 3: he can't fix it. He can't. What do you want me.
Speaker 3: What do you want Chris to do? Chris can't do nothing.
Speaker 3: Get over it? What else we are in here?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 6: House Oversight Committee to investigate missing dead scientists finally, right,
Speaker 6: The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee chair James Comer
Speaker 6: says that the panel will investigate the deaths and disappearances
Speaker 6: of ten American scientists connected to US nuclear or space
Speaker 6: research programs.
Speaker 3: Officials have not confirmed any official link.
Speaker 6: Among the cases, though each scientist reportedly held high level
Speaker 6: security clearances at national research facilities. Former described the situation
Speaker 6: as a national security concern, suggesting is that something sinister
Speaker 6: maybe happening. He said the committee will seek briefings from
Speaker 6: the Pentagon, FBI, Department of Energy, and NASA, and hopes.
Speaker 3: Public attention will encourage anyone with information to come forward.
Speaker 3: All right, let's def this a little bit. By the way,
Speaker 3: they just announced an eleventh anyway, is it likely? I
Speaker 3: don't know how many scientists there are that are part
Speaker 3: of the nuclear program, right or the alien program? Right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Right? I don't know how many. Let's just say it's
Speaker 3: a thousand, and these are eleven. That's ten percent. Probably
Speaker 3: the average age of those people is over the age
Speaker 3: of thirty fifty five, I would say maybe fifty five. Okay,
Speaker 3: been doing it for a long time, I would think
Speaker 3: maybe not. I don't know.
Speaker 6: This doesn't This feels kind of like an anomaly. But
Speaker 6: it's definitely worth double checking. Absolutely, it's worth double checking
Speaker 6: if it was just ten random dudes, okay, But the
Speaker 6: fact that it's well, now eleven random dudes. But now
Speaker 6: it's eleven and they're all scientists, and they're all linked
Speaker 6: to whether it be nuclear stuff or UFO stuff, you know,
Speaker 6: space stuff.
Speaker 3: That's what makes it weird. If it was just ten
Speaker 3: randoms across the board. Okay, yes, But the problem is
Speaker 3: is that linked to is the really operative word here.
Speaker 3: Just because you are a part of it doesn't mean
Speaker 3: you're Oppenheimer, right, No, it doesn't mean you know the
Speaker 3: ins and outs of how things work and can help
Speaker 3: another country develop a program. All right, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean. It's like the lady that was just found
Speaker 3: she was co found at the Institute of Exotic Science,
Speaker 3: and it was it was it was focused on the
Speaker 3: experimental propulsion concepts. Okay, you know what I mean? Like
Speaker 3: it isn't it doesn't feel nefarious in the sense of
Speaker 3: like when you know we captured all those German scientists.
Speaker 3: Amde a bomb? Right? Either way? Still strange?
Speaker 6: When was the last time eleven scientists just went up
Speaker 6: and missing and a short range of time.
Speaker 3: Well, not missing, it's missing or dead or dead. So
Speaker 3: let's just go ahead and clear something up. Scientists died too.
Speaker 6: Scientists do die, but not by self inflicted gunshot wounds
Speaker 6: to the past, Sure they do well back of then, Yeah, listen,
Speaker 6: the church is never sexy. Yeah, yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 6: but it is kind of bizarre, and I'm glad to
Speaker 6: hear that they're actually working on it.
Speaker 3: It's worth a look what else we got here? And more? Oops.
Speaker 6: Blue Origin puts satellite in the wrong orbit Wronghle Blue
Speaker 6: Blue Origin had a successful launch yesterday as its new
Speaker 6: Glen rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. However,
Speaker 6: it was carrying a commercial communication satellite that it put
Speaker 6: in the wrong orbit, making it useless.
Speaker 3: Damn it, Jim, you had one job.
Speaker 6: It says here that it was the third launch for
Speaker 6: the new Glen rocket and the first to reuse the
Speaker 6: rocket's first stage. The now useless satellite was the largest
Speaker 6: civilian antenna ever put in orbit and then lastly here
Speaker 6: a bill to keep cell phones out of Oklahoma schools
Speaker 6: passes the Senate. A measure that would permanently keep cell
Speaker 6: phones out of Oklahoma classrooms has passed. The full Oklahoma
Speaker 6: Senate passed House Bill twelve seventy six. The measure would
Speaker 6: extend the state's requirement that every public school district have
Speaker 6: a quote bell to bell policy prohibiting students from having
Speaker 6: cell phones in the school. Oklahoma's among the more than
Speaker 6: three dozen states requiring schools to prohibit or restrict student
Speaker 6: cell phone use during the days.
Speaker 3: Fascinating how fast they work to get that passed. But
Speaker 3: any other school thing, it's like a faucet dripping. Have
Speaker 3: you guys seen the footage of the guy who was
Speaker 3: at the Virginia Tech spring game parachuting in Oh my goodness,
Speaker 3: and he slams, Oh my goodness, it's so good, and
Speaker 3: you like, then he's just stuck there. Yeah, ah, was
Speaker 3: it his first jump? Was it windy? Was there something
Speaker 3: he wasn't he was doing? What did he misunderstand something?
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, fantastic video. Yeah, and just bam right into it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he laid there for a minute. I was like, we
Speaker 3: might be looking at a dead man. I thought he was.
Speaker 3: I thought he was, but no, because.
Speaker 6: He's sprawled he's sprawled out and is like, you know,
Speaker 6: like they're poisting a body out of the wreckage.
Speaker 3: Right, that's probably the last time they left something like
Speaker 3: that to happen. I kinda feel like they shouldn't do
Speaker 3: it anyway. Yeah, I don't think they should have mascots
Speaker 3: repelling down. I don't think they should have parachuting in.
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Speaker 3: Right in time for our listeners are awesome. This is
Speaker 3: where we chat with the listener and they share part
Speaker 3: of their life with us. And Mike is on the line.
Speaker 3: Hey Mike, how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm good. How are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good? Man, Mike. You've been married twenty seven years? Man, congratulations, Thanks,
Speaker 3: it's been a right Yeah. I bet tell me the
Speaker 3: happiest moment of being married twenty seven years?
Speaker 7: Oh gosh, I wasn't prepped for that.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I think it's probably the small things, just the day
Speaker 7: to day little things like you know, obviously having kids
Speaker 7: is a big deal. That's that's those are good days.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it's just all little things, just sitting out
Speaker 7: back having some coffee, you know, watching the sunrise or whatever.
Speaker 7: Those are the best days, I think.
Speaker 3: Yeah. My wife and I talked about the trips on
Speaker 3: vacations and all that are easy, but it's the tuesdays
Speaker 3: that are the memories.
Speaker 7: Right right.
Speaker 3: It says here you were in a motorcycle accident. Tell
Speaker 3: me when that happened.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so that was July of twenty eighteen, and.
Speaker 3: What were you Where were you going and tell us
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 7: So I was headed to work it was hot, it
Speaker 7: was July. I wasn't wearing a helmet, wearing shorts and
Speaker 7: the T shirt, and I got kind of cut off.
Speaker 7: Car pulled out in front of me, and you know,
Speaker 7: I had like two options, either hit it or swerve
Speaker 7: into oncoming traffic. So so I hit it and roll
Speaker 7: flipped over the car, and you know, rolled down the
Speaker 7: road and popped up. And my wife had an uncle
Speaker 7: that had a similar motorcycle accident and his spine was
Speaker 7: severed so he couldn't feel his legs, and you know,
Speaker 7: they said at the scene, he was like, I just
Speaker 7: I just need to stand up and get out of here,
Speaker 7: and he couldn't. Three weeks later he passed away. So
Speaker 7: the first thing that goes through my mind is, oh, crap,
Speaker 7: are your legs still there? Do they still work? So
Speaker 7: I jump up and my legs were working, but my
Speaker 7: shoulder was dislocated, so I couldn't find my arm. I
Speaker 7: started getting delirious. My shoe had been ripped off, all
Speaker 7: my toes were broken, and blood come coming out of
Speaker 7: every every place that it could. But yeah, out of
Speaker 7: nowhere a lady. I assume it's a lady. I never
Speaker 7: saw her face, never caught her name or anything, but
Speaker 7: she comes up behind me and kind of bear hugs
Speaker 7: me and pulls me to the side and held on
Speaker 7: to me for like the whole the whole time until
Speaker 7: the hospital or the ambulance gets there. And uh, you know,
Speaker 7: I call her my little angel because I don't even
Speaker 7: know if she really there.
Speaker 3: She might have just been a.
Speaker 7: Figment of my imagination. But but yeah, it was. It
Speaker 7: was a kind of a scary scene there for for
Speaker 7: a little bit.
Speaker 3: There's a podcast I listened to and they talk about
Speaker 3: amazing moments in their life and a lot of them
Speaker 3: have to do with accidents, kind of like what you're describing, motorcycle, car, whatever,
Speaker 3: and they always talk about some individual that comes and
Speaker 3: helps them, but they don't know the person's name. They
Speaker 3: never see them again. And what a crazy story that
Speaker 3: you're right, like, maybe they weren't real. Maybe that was
Speaker 3: just your imagination and the adrenaline flowing and triggering you
Speaker 3: to sit down.
Speaker 7: Yeah it was. It was pretty well.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so so that happens and you go to
Speaker 3: the hospital, tell me how long were you in the hospital.
Speaker 7: It was just in the hospital for that was a Friday.
Speaker 7: I went home the next day. But yeah, they're they're
Speaker 7: putting staples in my head, and so my toe, big
Speaker 7: toe had basically ripped off, so they had to sew
Speaker 7: that together. You know, road rash everywhere, because like I said,
Speaker 7: I was in shorts and a T shirt, shoulder dislocated,
Speaker 7: all that fun stuff. But yeah, they they they sent
Speaker 7: me back the next day.
Speaker 3: How how is your mindset that when you like the
Speaker 3: next day, when you're a little more clear thinking and everything.
Speaker 3: How is your mind Were you grateful? Were you shocked?
Speaker 3: Were you scared?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 7: I was in a lot of pain, obviously, but but
Speaker 7: pretty I felt I felt kind of stupid. I was like,
Speaker 7: why why did God save me yesterday? That I should
Speaker 7: have died, you know what's going on? So I felt
Speaker 7: very relieved to be alive. I guess, yeah, and you.
Speaker 3: Found out something else, like almost like this accident some
Speaker 3: would say maybe happened for a specific reason. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So I'm laying there in the hospital bed. You know,
Speaker 7: They've cut all my clothes off because they were just
Speaker 7: gnarled anyway. So I'm laying there getting staples and sewed
Speaker 7: on and all this stuff, and the gentleman walks in
Speaker 7: and with some important looking papers and says, yeah, we
Speaker 7: need to talk, but I'll come back at a different time.
Speaker 7: And I was like, bro, we're come on in where
Speaker 7: you couldn't catch me at a better time. Let's talk.
Speaker 7: So he comes in and says, yeah, we found a
Speaker 7: mass on your kidney and we're pretty sure it's cancer.
Speaker 7: We were doing a body scan to check to see
Speaker 7: if there was any internal bleeding and we found that
Speaker 7: and it's it needs to come out like asap. So
Speaker 7: you know, I had no idea. I have no idea
Speaker 7: this was going on inside my own body, which is
Speaker 7: just weird, you know. But he he told me that
Speaker 7: it could could have gotten the size of a like
Speaker 7: a tennis ball, was about the size of a nickel.
Speaker 7: But yeah, if I had had I not wrecked my motorcycle,
Speaker 7: it would have gotten so large that he said, I
Speaker 7: probably wouldn't have noticed and it would have been too late.
Speaker 7: So crashing my motorcycles saved my life.
Speaker 3: That is intense, man, that's intense thing to reflect on.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it drives me nuts that we can't get a
Speaker 7: full body scan once a year, you know, just because
Speaker 7: you just don't know. Nobody knows what's going on.
Speaker 3: But yeah, did you have any permanent damage from the accident.
Speaker 7: I don't think so. I get shoulder pain every once
Speaker 7: in a while, and my toes kind of didn't grow
Speaker 7: back properly, so I've got a goofy limp every once
Speaker 7: in a while. But no, I was I felt pretty
Speaker 7: blessed to walk away from that and be where I
Speaker 7: am today.
Speaker 3: And how long after they were in the room with
Speaker 3: you saying hey, you got kidney cancer to when you
Speaker 3: got the procedure to have it removed.
Speaker 7: It was about three weeks. So I was still on
Speaker 7: crutches and still had the stables in my head and
Speaker 7: all that stuff, so they moved pretty quick. So yeah,
Speaker 7: they wanted to get And so now I do a
Speaker 7: That was in what eight years ago, So now I
Speaker 7: do a routine scan because I'm I'm a candidate for cancer.
Speaker 7: But it's it's still scary, man, I mean, it's it's
Speaker 7: still scary knowing that stuff's happening inside you that you
Speaker 7: don't know about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you said two thousand and eight or twenty
Speaker 3: eighteen eighteen, Okay, so at forty being diagnosed with cancer
Speaker 3: is also an anomaly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Yeah, it's when you go, oh, crap. I gotta
Speaker 7: worry about stuff like this now. You know, you never
Speaker 7: you never think you're gonna get old until it happens
Speaker 7: one day.
Speaker 6: So right for me, I only look old in the mirror,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. Like, when I look in
Speaker 6: the mirror, I'm like, WHOA, I am old?
Speaker 3: So do you do you ever sit there in the
Speaker 3: morning when you're having sunrise coffee with your wife or
Speaker 3: you know, you know, having a drink on the porch
Speaker 3: or whatever, and you're like, man, the fact I'm even
Speaker 3: here is wild.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, my wife had a near death experience at
Speaker 7: least one. Our kids have had experience kind of things.
Speaker 7: So yeah, every every day you just you know, as
Speaker 7: you get older, you realize your days are running out,
Speaker 7: and the older you get, the more the more you
Speaker 7: realize it. And you just got to embrace every moment.
Speaker 7: You know, every every day is a new day. And
Speaker 7: if you're just sitting around doing the same thing and
Speaker 7: being repetitive and and being depressed and all that, you
Speaker 7: gotta you gotta find something. You gotta you know, we
Speaker 7: found the church and we found our people, and maybe
Speaker 7: you find pickleball or maybe you find you know, something
Speaker 7: else that that gets you excited. But yeah, just every day.
Speaker 7: Every day is a new day, so make it.
Speaker 3: What was the was were you with your wife when
Speaker 3: she had her near death experience?
Speaker 7: Yeah, she had just given birth to our third son,
Speaker 7: and it was six days later. She was laying in
Speaker 7: bed and she screams at me, something's wrong. I run
Speaker 7: into the room and pulled the covers back. She was
Speaker 7: laying in bed and it was the scene the horse
Speaker 7: had seen from the Godfather. If you've never seen that,
Speaker 7: then sorry, But if you've seen it, you know what
Speaker 7: I'm talking about. There was blood everywhere, so I throw
Speaker 7: in the car. We're rushing to Hillcrest's Hospital in Tulsa,
Speaker 7: about thirty minute drive. We got there in about two
Speaker 7: minutes and she was just bleeding out and they they
Speaker 7: you know, took her in and and did emergency surgery
Speaker 7: and all this stuff. And they later said she had DIC,
Speaker 7: which we had never heard of. It's I don't even
Speaker 7: know what it stands for, but it's easy to remember
Speaker 7: d IC. But the doctor said, yeah, we've you know,
Speaker 7: this is this is a big deal. It's basically where
Speaker 7: your blood clots and then all of a sudden it
Speaker 7: can come out and it just it's it's horrible. And
Speaker 7: they he said, in his twenty years or whatever at Hillcrest,
Speaker 7: he'd only seen five patients with that. She was the fifth.
Speaker 7: And we're like, oh wow, so it's kind of cool.
Speaker 7: It's a rare thing. You know what, what's the what's
Speaker 7: the prognosis? What happens after this? And he said, well,
Speaker 7: the first four didn't make it. Oh like, oh okay, cool,
Speaker 7: so maybe there's something something else you need to finish
Speaker 7: on this earth too, right. Yeah, so we've we've had
Speaker 7: our issues, but but we're good.
Speaker 6: I always like to ask this question when people talk
Speaker 6: about being in those situations and they urgently get to
Speaker 6: the hospital, they drive themselves.
Speaker 3: Do you turn on the radio? Do you pick a song?
Speaker 7: No, it was it was I'm sure the radio was.
Speaker 7: I'm sure we were listening to you guys. But no,
Speaker 7: I was just hauling butt as fast as I could.
Speaker 7: And you know, we part of the highway I don't
Speaker 7: know if it's fifty one or forty four whatever where
Speaker 7: you kind of you kind of have to pass the
Speaker 7: hospital before the exit, and then you come back right
Speaker 7: as we're passing it. She literally passed out and her
Speaker 7: body kind of like frows, like was getting stiff.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 7: It was very creepy. So I'm shaking her, hitting her.
Speaker 7: I'm like not not on my watch, you know. I'm
Speaker 7: trying to like keep her, keep her awake long enough
Speaker 7: to get there. But I can't remember what was on
Speaker 7: the radio.
Speaker 3: I can't. I'm sure you don't. I can't imagine anybody was.
Speaker 3: Uh and that was a long time ago, but you
Speaker 3: can vividly remember every moment.
Speaker 7: Of that pretty much. Yeah, those kind of things don't
Speaker 7: go away.
Speaker 3: And so did they wheel her back? Do you go
Speaker 3: back to er with her?
Speaker 7: Yeah? They had her in a wheelchair and they're they're
Speaker 7: you know, I pulled right up into the ambulance spot
Speaker 7: like I was an ambulance because I don't care, you know, sure,
Speaker 7: And so they had a nurse waiting just for whatever reason,
Speaker 7: and a wheelchair and they throw her in that and
Speaker 7: wheel her off, and you know, literally she's bleeding profusely.
Speaker 7: They had someone with a mop behind her picking up
Speaker 7: the blood and they take her back into the room.
Speaker 7: They didn't even know I was there. I mean, there's
Speaker 7: they basically prop her upside down to keep the blood
Speaker 7: at her head. Both arms are out. I mean it
Speaker 7: was very christ like, antique christ like, because she was
Speaker 7: upside down and they've got ivs and both arms and
Speaker 7: they're squeezing the bags trying to get fluid in her
Speaker 7: as fast as they can. They've got this weird vacuum
Speaker 7: thing that's sucking up blood everywhere. It was a wild scene.
Speaker 7: It was like straight out of a movie. And eventually
Speaker 7: they wheeled her off to the to the emergency or
Speaker 7: to the surgery room, and you know, they wouldn't let
Speaker 7: me go in there, but sure it. It was pretty freaky.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 7: It was pretty wild. And I've got a two year
Speaker 7: old in a six day old in my arms, going
Speaker 7: where am I supposed to go?
Speaker 3: Right? There's two surreal moments I think that happened. And
Speaker 3: one is when you're in the er watching all that unfold,
Speaker 3: and like you're just a spectator, a fly on the wall.
Speaker 3: You're not sure if you should leave, you know you
Speaker 3: should stay, like it's a very surreal moment. And then
Speaker 3: they go to do surgery or whatever, and then you're
Speaker 3: just standing there like nothing, like nothing's happening. It's such
Speaker 3: a bizarre psychological event. It is.
Speaker 7: It is very strange. Yeah, it is surreal.
Speaker 3: What about your son, You said your son had a
Speaker 3: near death experience too.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, so our oldest son was born with a
Speaker 7: heart defect. And I was telling Gimpy this earlier. But
Speaker 7: basically we went in, you know, she was my wife
Speaker 7: was pregnant, and he was our first child, so we
Speaker 7: were all excited. We go in for like the twenty
Speaker 7: or twenty two week checkup, and that's that's when you
Speaker 7: find out if it's a boy or girl, right, And
Speaker 7: so we were super excited. We were young, you know,
Speaker 7: in our early twenties, and we go and they're doing
Speaker 7: the ultrasound and getting kind of serious, and usually they
Speaker 7: put the little wand on the belly and they go, oh,
Speaker 7: there's a venus. It's a boy, you know, or oh
Speaker 7: there's not there's not one, it's a girl. And so
Speaker 7: we're just waiting for that moment. And it didn't happen,
Speaker 7: and they called someone else in another tech and they
Speaker 7: do some more stuff and it still didn't happen, and
Speaker 7: only a serious looking doctor comes in and says, yeah,
Speaker 7: your kid has a heart defect. We don't know if
Speaker 7: it's going to have down syndrome or if it's going
Speaker 7: to be still born, or if it's going to have
Speaker 7: and she just lifts off all these other things. We
Speaker 7: don't know what's going to happen. But it's got a
Speaker 7: serious heart defect. And we're like, okay, is it a
Speaker 7: boy with this serious heart defect? Or is it a
Speaker 7: girl with a serious heart defect? Because you know, we're
Speaker 7: just young kids.
Speaker 3: We don't know.
Speaker 7: We just want to know if are we buying blue
Speaker 7: clothes or pink clothes for the for the baby? But
Speaker 7: she could tell that we didn't really understand. She said, no,
Speaker 7: this is serious. You need to come with me, And
Speaker 7: so we get up. We start walking down the hallway
Speaker 7: and we're like, where are we going? And she goes,
Speaker 7: we're going to the termination room.
Speaker 3: And that's not a great name for a room, right,
Speaker 3: And so we're.
Speaker 7: Walking and again just naive, like, oh, okay, termination room.
Speaker 7: I wonder what that means. Oh wait a minute, I
Speaker 7: know what that means. And we're literally walking down the
Speaker 7: hall and this is one of those moments Scor when
Speaker 7: you were talking about where you don't forget. I see
Speaker 7: an exit sign up on the up on the wall,
Speaker 7: pointing to the left, and I grabbed my wife and
Speaker 7: I say, we're getting the hell out of here and
Speaker 7: we leave, and that that doctor just kept walking down
Speaker 7: the hallway and it kind of makes me giggle knowing
Speaker 7: that she walked all the way down the hallway and
Speaker 7: turned around and we weren't there. But but we got
Speaker 7: out of there and it was a very emotional and
Speaker 7: got a second opinion of a third opinion, and they said,
Speaker 7: you know, now your baby's going to have a heart defect,
Speaker 7: but let's just if you want to play it out,
Speaker 7: you'll play it out. So we did and she had
Speaker 7: him and he's he's a perfectly healthy little boy with
Speaker 7: a heart that doesn't work. And you know, on the outside,
Speaker 7: he looks fantastic on the inside, like I said, you
Speaker 7: don't know what's going on inside. So so he had
Speaker 7: open heart surgery at eight months and then a second
Speaker 7: open heart surgery when he was two and a half
Speaker 7: to finish kind of the procedure. It was like a
Speaker 7: two step procedure. It's called the fom Tan procedure. But yeah,
Speaker 7: so he he is living with a basically only the
Speaker 7: right side of his heart functioning, so he's you know,
Speaker 7: gets out of breath kind of can't do can't do
Speaker 7: quote unquote normal things like run marathons. Not that anybody's
Speaker 7: doing that normally, but yeah, he's twenty three years old
Speaker 7: and graduating with a psychology degree from OU in a
Speaker 7: couple of months or in a month. So yeah, so
Speaker 7: we're we're glad that we took that hard left walking
Speaker 7: down the hallway that day.
Speaker 6: I don't know if you're much of a crier, but
Speaker 6: this feels like when he graduates, that'll be a moment
Speaker 6: for crying.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it'll be. It'll be a good one. It's
Speaker 7: it's been a it's been fun watching him turn to
Speaker 7: an awesome young man, you know, and yeah, it'll be good.
Speaker 8: So will your son end up like having to have
Speaker 8: like a pacemaker put in at a much younger age.
Speaker 7: I don't know if a pacemaker would do it. They
Speaker 7: have they you know, this was twenty years ago, and
Speaker 7: back then they were on the cutting edge of technology.
Speaker 7: Well twenty years ago come by, so a lot has changed.
Speaker 7: But they basically told us that his heart would eventually
Speaker 7: fail faster than normal hearts. So maybe, uh, you know,
Speaker 7: maybe he'd get a new heart, or maybe maybe some
Speaker 7: kind of new pacemaker or some something like that in
Speaker 7: the future, but but right now it's it's fine. It
Speaker 7: just works overtime, you.
Speaker 3: Know, so unbelievable stories.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 3: We had other stuff to get to but we've ran
Speaker 3: out of time. It's great talking to you, Mike. Thanks
Speaker 3: for taking the time. I'm glad you had a motorcycle
Speaker 3: accident and found out.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 7: I will say this real, real quick, the story that
Speaker 7: that we don't have time for. I was able to
Speaker 7: pay it forward and be that quote unquote angel for
Speaker 7: a guy, which was just phenomenal. It was just because,
Speaker 7: like you said, you never know what's going to happen
Speaker 7: in life, and the fact that I got to be
Speaker 7: an unseen, unnamed not that I'm calling myself a hero,
Speaker 7: but to be that person for someone else was just
Speaker 7: phenomenal because you don't know what's gonna happen. And if
Speaker 7: that hadn't happened to me, I wouldn't have been prepared
Speaker 7: to do that for someone else. So there's a there's
Speaker 7: a lot of good things that happen in tragedy. I
Speaker 7: hate to say it, but you gotts just embrace everything.
Speaker 3: Dude. It's been great talking to you, man. Good luck
Speaker 3: with everything.
Speaker 6: Congratulations on a kid graduating and uh, I appreciate you
Speaker 6: taking the time.
Speaker 3: To talk to us.
Speaker 7: Thanks, guys, love listening to you.
Speaker 3: All right, man, we'll talk to you later. All right, Mike,
Speaker 3: that's our listeners are awesome. We'll be back the Big
Speaker 3: Man Morning Show return snack. I saw the story and
Speaker 3: it's so fascinating. This woman is named Stephanie Piper, and
Speaker 3: she's a quote unquote influencer. And I put quote unquote
Speaker 3: because pretty much you make one post, I guess you
Speaker 3: can say you're an influencer. Anyway, she was found with
Speaker 3: injuries on her face that they think was from someone
Speaker 3: bludging her, and she was because she was trying to
Speaker 3: get out of a suitcase that became her coffin. They
Speaker 3: believe she was stuffed into a suitcase and then buried
Speaker 3: and it was alive fighting for her life when that happened. Now,
Speaker 3: let's just make an assumption that I'm stronger than Lindsay, okay,
Speaker 3: And I don't know how I could force her into
Speaker 3: a suitcase. Now, if I'm stronger than her, I definitely
Speaker 3: could could squish her a little right and control some
Speaker 3: limbs and things like that. But I don't know how
Speaker 3: I get you in unless it's a massive suitcase, like
Speaker 3: you know, and I'm going to Hawaii for a fifteen
Speaker 3: day suitcase, right, I don't know how one does that.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you, as someone who has physically
Speaker 3: tried to fold people in half, some stronger than me,
Speaker 3: some not. That's happened to me, like to get into
Speaker 3: that small confined space, I don't know how that is.
Speaker 3: It's a wild story, right right.
Speaker 6: Not the first time though, because you say that, it
Speaker 6: reminded me of another instance, and I had to do
Speaker 6: the research back in twenty four where a man and
Speaker 6: a woman boyfriend girlfriend. They'd been drinking, and I guess
Speaker 6: she convinced him. She convinced him to get in the suitcase.
Speaker 3: But left him there. Yes, today, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: I thought of the same exact story. I thought of
Speaker 6: the same exact story. I just feel like that one
Speaker 6: was different because he got in it on his own.
Speaker 3: This story reads, and maybe that's true here, but this
Speaker 3: story reads that she was forced into the suits right, right,
Speaker 3: maybe she was drugged and passed out.
Speaker 6: Because I'm with you, like, how you're going to force
Speaker 6: somebody into a small, confined suitcase if they don't want
Speaker 6: to be in there?
Speaker 3: Right, Well, you got to beat the holy snot out
Speaker 3: of them.
Speaker 6: If they're not drug you have to pretty much incapacitate
Speaker 6: them by physically abusing them.
Speaker 3: Right, it's the only thing I can think of. Not
Speaker 3: everybody's limber. So let's just say I punch you in
Speaker 3: the liver or in the gut enough to get you
Speaker 3: to be disabled for a few seconds. I don't know
Speaker 3: if I can fold your legs over, because you're gonna
Speaker 3: suddenly your diaphragm is going to be depleted, right, and
Speaker 3: so you're going to fight to try and.
Speaker 6: Get your you know what I mean. Like, there's just
Speaker 6: gonna be some natural reaction things that occur.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's definitely a struggle going on. Yeah, yeah, some
Speaker 3: kind The other weird thing is, when I was reading
Speaker 3: this story, it said she was last seen at a
Speaker 3: Christmas party on November twenty third.
Speaker 6: Who has Christmas parties that early? Maybe it was her
Speaker 6: idea and that's why they killed her, because you were like,
Speaker 6: what are we doing having a Christmas party so early?
Speaker 3: That's like a month and two days before if I'm
Speaker 3: doing my math, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, aren't people cooking for Thanksgiving on that night?
Speaker 3: Well, if you're America. These people are in America now,
Speaker 3: are from Australia. Maybe they do things differently down there.
Speaker 3: They definitely don't celebrate Thanksgiving, not American Thanksgiving, at least
Speaker 3: they should, right, I'm sure that's in the works. So
Speaker 3: with that being said, I've got some suitcases in the hall.
Speaker 3: We're gonna see which one of us do you think
Speaker 3: we could fit in a suitcase? Was that okay?
Speaker 2: Well, because your arms are smaller.
Speaker 3: Only one, Yeah, the other hands kind of jacked up.
Speaker 6: But still I don't know if hands are going to
Speaker 6: be the biggest X factory in the suitcase. No, No,
Speaker 6: I think that what you got to take into consideration
Speaker 6: here is the abdomen. Yeah, right, that that's where most
Speaker 6: of your resistance I feel is going to be. And
Speaker 6: if your gut sticks out quite like mine is right now, oh,
Speaker 6: you might have to moves it down a little bit
Speaker 6: a lot.
Speaker 3: Plus there's two things that you're not thinking of to
Speaker 3: adam in great example, your stretcher, especially if you're older,
Speaker 3: like your flexibility isn't there, so we pushed down on you,
Speaker 3: you're gonna go ah. So you've got to be in
Speaker 3: a mindset to disregard that statement.
Speaker 6: From somebody, right, just keep on pushing right on top
Speaker 6: of that, you've got to put your reet into it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they about luddage, like you're going on vacation.
Speaker 3: You gotta sit on the suitcase just to get cotton clothes. Sure,
Speaker 3: not blood and bones and fat. Wild story.
Speaker 6: For someone to do that, You'd have to be doing
Speaker 6: something pretty horrible for me to be that mad.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: According to reports, the person that reportedly did this was
Speaker 6: high on cocaine at the time, which now we feel
Speaker 6: like that all kind of makes sense at the moment. Well,
Speaker 6: like a super human drink now, Yeah, just the will
Speaker 6: to not give up. I'm telling you, you got to
Speaker 6: watch out for moms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, people on cocaine and special needs, Like the strengths
Speaker 3: is wild.
Speaker 6: Right, and if you get one, that's all three watch
Speaker 6: out now.
Speaker 2: Nobody ever says it about dad's No always got.
Speaker 3: Dad's strengths, No, of course not. Is it because dads
Speaker 3: are always strong? The others are anomalies. They've got to
Speaker 3: give them some special thing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're always expected to be strong, you know. But
Speaker 6: the moms are like, oh, well that's surprising. You'll lift
Speaker 6: that car right off that.
Speaker 3: Baby, Huh.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: By the way, the person that did this was her boyfriend.
Speaker 6: So of course it's always always suspect number one. When
Speaker 6: my practice wife was going through whatever, and I was
Speaker 6: always like, oh god, I hope there's nothing sus that
Speaker 6: happens with her, because they're gonna.
Speaker 3: Come right to me. Oh for sure. Oh yeah, I'll
Speaker 3: be public. Gettem me number one immediately. And you could
Speaker 3: say all day, I didn't do nothing. It wasn't me.
Speaker 3: They don't believe you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And that was before I understood the idea of
Speaker 6: never talk to the police without an attorney, right, that
Speaker 6: was before I've seen so many documentaries where it's about
Speaker 6: getting just anybody, somebody.
Speaker 3: They hope it's the right person. They want the right person.
Speaker 6: They try really hard to get the right person, but
Speaker 6: they want someone they will They want the stat of
Speaker 6: getting the case as salved. Yes, all right, we got
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Speaker 3: Join us in the studio now is Jeff Hensley of
Speaker 3: Hensley and Associates. Good morning, Jeff, Hey, Good morning. Jeff's
Speaker 3: in the studio because he's here to answer questions that
Speaker 3: you have about family law, divorce, custody, guardianship, name change,
Speaker 3: adult guardianships, anything like that that has to do with
Speaker 3: family law. He can answer it. A couple of ways
Speaker 3: to get your question to us. You can email show
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Speaker 3: can call eight three three four six oh KMOD, or
Speaker 3: you can text bmms and whatever your question is to
Speaker 3: eight two nine four five, like this one. When the
Speaker 3: time comes from my dad to pass, would I be
Speaker 3: able to handle my dad's final things or would it
Speaker 3: fall into my brother's responsibilities since he was born first.
Speaker 9: Well, I mean really it's about first of all, you
Speaker 9: want to make sure you find the will. You know,
Speaker 9: if if he does have a will, you want to
Speaker 9: know where it's at and you know how that ready
Speaker 9: to go should that be needed.
Speaker 5: Do they have a will, do they have a trust?
Speaker 3: That kind of thing.
Speaker 9: But as far as like you know, who's there's no
Speaker 9: pecking order for filing per se. Just understand that depending
Speaker 9: upon how if there is a will or a trust
Speaker 9: and maybe divided up a particular way or may not.
Speaker 9: And if it's not, then it's called per sturpees which
Speaker 9: means based upon you know, birth order and things like that.
Speaker 5: So it really just depends.
Speaker 9: So he'd want to give our office up in bohsca
Speaker 9: call and talk to Lee up there. She's the one
Speaker 9: that handles all of our probate stuff and can get
Speaker 9: you headed in the right direction.
Speaker 3: Jeffinsley's in the studio eight three three four six O
Speaker 3: KMO d email show at kmod dot com or text
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Speaker 3: This text says, my father is not on my birth certificate.
Speaker 3: I have a brother from my father's first marriage that
Speaker 3: he has not seen since the guy was two years old.
Speaker 3: Both my half brother and I are almost in our fifties.
Speaker 3: My dad is not doing so great, but the time
Speaker 3: comes from my dad to pass, I'll be able to
Speaker 3: handle my dad's final saints or would it fall into
Speaker 3: my brother's lap firstborn? This feels like a different version
Speaker 3: of the.
Speaker 5: Same question, same answer as the first one. I mean, it's.
Speaker 9: You know, the thing about not being on a birth
Speaker 9: certificate and all that that's may alter things a little bit,
Speaker 9: and you'd have to give us a call and make
Speaker 9: sure that we could get the specific details behind everything.
Speaker 9: And you know, why haven't they contacted each other, Why
Speaker 9: haven't they've been seen all that kind of stuff. So
Speaker 9: there's you know, these things are complicated, and that's why
Speaker 9: you want to give so to call it Hinsley and Associates,
Speaker 9: and we can definitely help you with getting through all
Speaker 9: that probate stuff for sure.
Speaker 3: This next text is one that I'm sure a lot
Speaker 3: of our male listeners feel like is true. Would Jeff
Speaker 3: say that Oklahoma courts are more sympathetic to mothers in
Speaker 3: regards to custody and or divorce.
Speaker 5: Not anymore.
Speaker 9: When I started twenty years almost twenty years ago, I
Speaker 9: would say that they were skewed that way a little bit,
Speaker 9: and especially in the smaller counties. I mean, back then,
Speaker 9: the smaller counties were still stuck in the nineteen fifties
Speaker 9: and their mentalities because you had old judges on the benches,
Speaker 9: still from older eras.
Speaker 5: But you've got younger judges out there now.
Speaker 9: You've got judges that have to follow the law and
Speaker 9: are good at doing that in regards to you know,
Speaker 9: the law now says in a divorce you have to
Speaker 9: start at joint custody in fifty to fifty time and
Speaker 9: those kind of things.
Speaker 5: So not anymore. Again used to but not anymore.
Speaker 9: The law has changed significantly in Oklahoma where it doesn't
Speaker 9: try to favor one or the other anymore. I mean,
Speaker 9: there used to be something called the tender years doctrine
Speaker 9: that said that if a child was under a certain
Speaker 9: particular age, that the kids should go with mom and
Speaker 9: dad should only have frequent visitation, that kind of thing,
Speaker 9: and that just doesn't exist anymore. Like I said, the
Speaker 9: law has now changed to fifty to fifty and a
Speaker 9: half time, so or joint cussing halftime. So with that
Speaker 9: being said, I answered to be no, not in today's courts.
Speaker 6: So I want to push back a little bit on
Speaker 6: that because I think most guys would feel that way,
Speaker 6: especially with the fact that they would have to prove
Speaker 6: that they are the father if they had a where
Speaker 6: a mother obviously, for obvious reasons, doesn't need to.
Speaker 9: Well, okay, so you're talking about paternity cases versus divorce
Speaker 9: cases to work cases. Obviously there's no proving that your
Speaker 9: dad unless you've got issues of you've been separated awhile
Speaker 9: and she had a baby in between and all that
Speaker 9: kind of stuff.
Speaker 5: Right, but you know, your typical divorce, you don't have
Speaker 5: to do that.
Speaker 9: Now with paternity cases, you know, the laws still is
Speaker 9: and has been since November first of twenty eleven, that
Speaker 9: dads have no rights to those children born out of
Speaker 9: wedlock until they file something in court, whether that be
Speaker 9: in DHS administrative court for child support or in district
Speaker 9: court for cussing and visitations. So yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 9: can definitely understand the frustrations of that, especially when you've
Speaker 9: got a dad who is willing to step up and
Speaker 9: take care of his child and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 9: But again, as I've always said, and I will continue
Speaker 9: to say, if you have a problem with any law,
Speaker 9: whether it be state or federal, that's why we have
Speaker 9: legislators that represent us. And you can always call and
Speaker 9: talk to your local legislator for your district here in Tulsa,
Speaker 9: whoever that may be, and they can get things out
Speaker 9: there to change the laws on that. But yeah, there
Speaker 9: can be some deffinite frustration there, but you know that
Speaker 9: doesn't mean that you can't get joint custode and halftime,
Speaker 9: you want to give us a call so we can
Speaker 9: talk to you about your options.
Speaker 3: Jeff Finsley's in the studio, bmmss and whatever you'd like
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Speaker 3: can call it eight three three four six, Oh KMOD.
Speaker 3: This is an email that came in this morning. It says,
Speaker 3: in Oklahoma, does child support continue if the child does
Speaker 3: if the child goes to college? Or does it stop
Speaker 3: after they graduate high school?
Speaker 9: So it's when they graduate high school or turn eighteen.
Speaker 9: So we do not have a requirement that you continue
Speaker 9: to pay child support through the college years. There are
Speaker 9: some states that do that, I know Hawaii and a
Speaker 9: few others contemplate that, but Oklahoma does not. So once
Speaker 9: the child ages out by graduating high school or training eighteen,
Speaker 9: whichever happens. So in a reason I a phrase it though,
Speaker 9: is you know, let's say they're seventeen and they're graduate
Speaker 9: high school.
Speaker 5: You would pay until they're eighteen.
Speaker 9: But outside of that, there's no college requirement, and there's
Speaker 9: no requirement for you to pay for their college.
Speaker 5: There are let's kind of just throw that out there.
Speaker 9: Now. There are some states, again like Hawaii, know there's
Speaker 9: that do contemplate that as part of their state law,
Speaker 9: but that is not Oklahoma. So you know, you can
Speaker 9: breathe a sigh of relief that doesn't continue on and
Speaker 9: you're not required to pay all that.
Speaker 3: And if you are somebody who's got a kid graduating
Speaker 3: in May, you need to be moving now if you
Speaker 3: have a yeah, I mean, yeah, you have to do
Speaker 3: the work.
Speaker 9: Yeah, absolutely, I mean it doesn't just automatically stop. That's
Speaker 9: a that's an old wives tale. Have I seen it, Yes,
Speaker 9: But those are rarities, and those are just things that
Speaker 9: don't normally happen. The normal aspect of it is is
Speaker 9: you have to file a motion to terminate if you've
Speaker 9: got one kid left and they get ready to graduate.
Speaker 9: We want to viile that motion to terminate so that
Speaker 9: when they're eighteen, when they graduate. If they are eighteen,
Speaker 9: then we can definitely get it terminated because otherwise you're
Speaker 9: going to continue to pay. Like I said, it is
Speaker 9: not uncommon for people to call me. Guys, just and ladies,
Speaker 9: listen out. Well what I'm saying. It's not uncommon for
Speaker 9: people to call me and say, hey, my kid's twenty
Speaker 9: five years old now and I'm still having to pay
Speaker 9: child support.
Speaker 5: Why didn't it stop.
Speaker 9: Well, because you didn't file a motion to terminate it
Speaker 9: once they graduated, So you know you don't want to
Speaker 9: fall into that and continue to pay your ex for
Speaker 9: something when the kid's not there. So please let's get
Speaker 9: it filed now before and don't wait till they're graduated. Okay,
Speaker 9: because remember, things move slow in the legal system. It's
Speaker 9: not instantaneous. It's not like we can make a phone
Speaker 9: call and it get it turned off immediately.
Speaker 5: It takes a couple of.
Speaker 9: Months sometimes because of judges, court dates, or administrative law
Speaker 9: dates meaning the child support office second and thing.
Speaker 5: So let's do it early and get it ready. And
Speaker 5: so you want to give us a call now, don't
Speaker 5: wait until May.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but Jeff, I have plans for that money and
Speaker 3: after they graduate in June.
Speaker 9: Well, sorry, man, I mean this is why I always
Speaker 9: tell people typically call me about March. Let's get started
Speaker 9: the first part of March. That way, it's all set
Speaker 9: and ready for when they graduate mid to mid to
Speaker 9: late May. That way, you don't have to worry about
Speaker 9: it and continue to pay after that. So please, let's
Speaker 9: get started early.
Speaker 3: If I continue to pay, do I get that money back? No?
Speaker 5: I mean good luck. I will say that good luck.
Speaker 9: There's unfortunately no provisions that say if the person is
Speaker 9: automatically overpaid because you fail to do something, you get
Speaker 9: your money back.
Speaker 5: It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 9: You can fight to you're blue in the face. But
Speaker 9: I've never seen a judge in this state anywhere cause
Speaker 9: mom to reimburse because you didn't file emotion to terminate.
Speaker 9: So let's not fall into that category.
Speaker 5: Give us a call.
Speaker 3: If you have a question for Jeff Hensley of Hensley
Speaker 3: and Associates, you can call it eight three three four
Speaker 3: six Oh KMOD. You can email show at kmod dot com.
Speaker 3: You can text BMMS and whatever your question is to
Speaker 3: eight two nine four five, or you can use the
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Speaker 2: My wife and I got married seven years ago and
Speaker 2: after the honeymoon, life just kind of got in the
Speaker 2: way and we never went and got her name changed.
Speaker 7: After we got married.
Speaker 10: Can I do that in Oklahoma?
Speaker 3: We got married in Texas. Can we get her name
Speaker 3: changed in.
Speaker 5: The state of Oklahoma or do we have to go
Speaker 5: down to Texas?
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 5: So it doesn't matter where you live. It doesn't matter
Speaker 5: where you got married. It matters where you live.
Speaker 9: So if you are a resident of Oklahoma now despite
Speaker 9: because you can get married anywhere in the world. I mean,
Speaker 9: you could get married in or Bor or you know,
Speaker 9: down in Nowhereville, Tennessee. Doesn't matter where you get married.
Speaker 9: You don't have to change your name in the town
Speaker 9: or the city that you got married. And you have
Speaker 9: to change your name in the state in which you live,
Speaker 9: So if you were married in Texas, but well, I
Speaker 9: just give a better example. So my wife and I
Speaker 9: got married in Utah, but we live here in Oklahoma,
Speaker 9: so she changed her name here because she's a resident
Speaker 9: of Oklahoma. So wherever you're a resident of that's where
Speaker 9: you would file. Doesn't matter where you got married.
Speaker 3: And when one gets married and changes their name, it
Speaker 3: is not automatic, right right. You need to go through
Speaker 3: a legal process through the courts.
Speaker 9: So when you're married, you have the option of putting
Speaker 9: on your marriage certificate if you're going to change your
Speaker 9: name or not. So that's kind of step one as
Speaker 9: to when if you're going to decide if you're going
Speaker 9: to change your name or not. So because you have
Speaker 9: to use that marriage certificate then to take to the
Speaker 9: Social Security Office to get your name changed and all that. Now,
Speaker 9: let's say in this case they've been married for seven years.
Speaker 9: You can still get it changed because you get the
Speaker 9: marriage license. Okay, as long as you've got the marriage license,
Speaker 9: you can get that name changed at any point.
Speaker 5: It doesn't really matter.
Speaker 9: Now, let's just say you want to change your name
Speaker 9: to I don't know, bodemic boat face. Okay, whatever it
Speaker 9: may mean, yeah, right, whatever it may be. Don't forget
Speaker 9: the British name their their.
Speaker 5: Boat, one of their major bodemic boat faces.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: So with that being said, if you want to change
Speaker 5: your name, we can do that. It doesn't matter. But
Speaker 5: it is a legal process.
Speaker 9: We have to file a petition, we have to go
Speaker 9: before a judge, all that kind of stuff and send
Speaker 9: out notice on creditors and this, that and the other.
Speaker 5: So you know, if you want to change your name, great,
Speaker 5: give us a call.
Speaker 3: We can do that.
Speaker 9: If you want to change your kid's name, we can
Speaker 9: help you with that as well. It's a little more
Speaker 9: in depth because you've got to notify the other parent and.
Speaker 5: All that, but we can still make that happen. So
Speaker 5: give us a call.
Speaker 3: Jeff Finsley's in the studio. If you have a question
Speaker 3: about divorce or custody or guardianship or name change or
Speaker 3: any of those things that go along with that, you
Speaker 3: need to get your question to us. Okay, And it
Speaker 3: looks like we've got another one that got text in.
Speaker 3: I have joint custody of my daughter with myself being
Speaker 3: the primary parent. We're wanting to move about twenty five
Speaker 3: miles away onto some fun family land that is different
Speaker 3: a different school district. Are we allowed to do that
Speaker 3: or does the decision have to be made jointly with
Speaker 3: the other parent.
Speaker 9: You're going to have to make a joint I mean,
Speaker 9: if it's joint custody, you're going to have to make
Speaker 9: a joint decision on the school district.
Speaker 5: So let's talk about the word primary.
Speaker 9: There's been this fallacy for many, many years where people think, oh,
Speaker 9: I've got primary, so I've got control. I'm the super
Speaker 9: control freak, I can do whatever I want. Wrong, Primary,
Speaker 9: especially nowadays, only goes to school districts per se. But
Speaker 9: if you're wanting them to go to a different school
Speaker 9: district because you're moving, it's still something you need to
Speaker 9: make as a joint decision with the other parent. You
Speaker 9: can't just spring in on them and say, well, I've
Speaker 9: got primary, so I'm going to make that decision.
Speaker 5: Well, that's not how it works.
Speaker 9: If you've got a parenting coordinator, and this is a
Speaker 9: great time to use a parenting coordinators. To contact that
Speaker 9: parenting coordinator because remember Oklahoma laws now on school districts
Speaker 9: are not like it was even five years ago, right,
Speaker 9: I mean five years ago was very difficult sometimes.
Speaker 5: To transfer districts and things like that.
Speaker 9: Now, basically you can put your kid in in any
Speaker 9: district you want to put them in, no matter where
Speaker 9: you live or how that works. So you know also
Speaker 9: to think in the long run, you want to be
Speaker 9: able to work and copat with the other parent, right,
Speaker 9: and so just making unilateral changes is not the way
Speaker 9: to do that. And so I always suggest that people
Speaker 9: work together and if they can't, let's get you a
Speaker 9: parenting coordinator so you can and make the best decisions
Speaker 9: for your child.
Speaker 3: Somebody taxing in with a follow up question about their
Speaker 3: kid graduating, says, my son lives in Kansas. He graduates
Speaker 3: next year. Should I call someone in Kansas or can
Speaker 3: Jeff handle it first for me?
Speaker 9: If the TRUS supporter is out of Kansas, then you're
Speaker 9: gonna need to call a Kansas attorney. We don't have
Speaker 9: any attorneys that are licensed in Kansas. We don't practice
Speaker 9: up there. But yeah, if the order and stuff's out
Speaker 9: of Kansas, calling Kansas attorney. If it's an Oklahoma order
Speaker 9: in Kansas is just collecting for Oklahoma, then yeah, we
Speaker 9: can help that in Oklahoma for sure.
Speaker 5: But it just depends on who's collecting.
Speaker 3: This text says, if there is multiple properties and houses,
Speaker 3: is it divided by a total cost of all assets?
Speaker 3: I think they're referring to a divorce.
Speaker 5: Is at the end of the question, Yes, read it
Speaker 5: one more time.
Speaker 6: If there is multiple properties and houses, is it divided
Speaker 6: by total cost of all assets?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean the way I explain it and judges
Speaker 9: explain it is is they take two columns, husband column,
Speaker 9: wife column, and they go down the columns and when
Speaker 9: at the end of the bottom up of the columns,
Speaker 9: each one will equal a certain amount. So if you've
Speaker 9: got multiple properties, if you've got multiple houses, multiple cars,
Speaker 9: all that kind of stuff, all that'll be taken in
Speaker 9: consideration based upon what their their values are, and then
Speaker 9: it'll be divided up equitably between the two parties so
Speaker 9: that the bottom ledger comes out to the exact same amount.
Speaker 5: I think that's answering the question.
Speaker 9: Not really sure, But you know, whoever this is, If
Speaker 9: I didn't answer it correctly or the way you were expecting,
Speaker 9: please call my office and talk to me or one
Speaker 9: of my attorneys and we can answer that directly.
Speaker 5: Asking a few more questions, just to make sure we
Speaker 5: know what you want.
Speaker 3: Get your question to us for Hinsley Associates, Jeff is
Speaker 3: in the studio to answer those questions about family law,
Speaker 3: BMMS and whatever your question is to eight two nine
Speaker 3: four five. You can email show at kmod dot com.
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Speaker 3: I was wondering how my husband would be able to terminate.
Speaker 6: His rights and the child support issue if he isn't
Speaker 6: on the birth certificate nor did he sign paternity AFFI David,
Speaker 6: but has an open child support case, never went to
Speaker 6: court for it, but he has a balance of over
Speaker 6: ten k.
Speaker 5: I read that one more time. There's a lot going
Speaker 5: on in there.
Speaker 3: I was wondering how my husband would be able to
Speaker 3: terminate his rights and the child support issue if he
Speaker 3: isn't on the birth certificate.
Speaker 5: Okay, all right, stop, so I know it's That was
Speaker 5: what I was listening for.
Speaker 9: So if there's a child support order against you and
Speaker 9: despite the fact that you're not on the birth certificate,
Speaker 9: that sort of thing. But they've already adjudicated you as dad,
Speaker 9: saying that you are legal dad.
Speaker 5: Okay. The only way to get out of anything. Look,
Speaker 5: at you can't.
Speaker 9: You can't terminate rights per se, because the only way
Speaker 9: to terminate rights in the state of Oklahoma is either
Speaker 9: through giving him up through deprived child action or through
Speaker 9: an adoption.
Speaker 5: So an adoption would be one way.
Speaker 9: If the mom of the child is married and that
Speaker 9: husband wants to adopt the child, there's one way to
Speaker 9: make all that go away, obviously, but if not, the
Speaker 9: only other way is to what's to make what's called
Speaker 9: the six or seven b argum. That means nothing more
Speaker 9: than to say that there is an option that if
Speaker 9: you can prove that there is some other guy out
Speaker 9: there that holds the child out as his own and
Speaker 9: is willing to take legal control of the child, so
Speaker 9: to speak, then you can then pass that on to
Speaker 9: that individual and you can get out of it. Those
Speaker 9: are really hard arguments to make unless you've got one
Speaker 9: of these things where the child's been living with somebody
Speaker 9: for so long now and only knows that person is dad,
Speaker 9: and that person holds the child out as their own
Speaker 9: and all those things. So that's why it exists, because
Speaker 9: it does happen, but that's a a harder thing to
Speaker 9: prove sometimes, but also to the adoption be one way
Speaker 9: if the mom is remarried or is married now and
Speaker 9: the person wants to adopt. So those are the two
Speaker 9: ways essentially, how to make that happen.
Speaker 3: How could they go after somebody for child support, because
Speaker 3: this might be what they're asking. Go after someone for
Speaker 3: child support if they aren't on the burst difficult? Or
Speaker 3: have they signed a paternity affidavit?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 9: But at some point that mom filed for child support
Speaker 9: and they sent notice to him somewhere based upon whatever
Speaker 9: address they had or were given or researched or whatever
Speaker 9: it may be. All right, there was some notice given
Speaker 9: about a hearing where he was going to be found
Speaker 9: to be dad at some point. Now I don't know
Speaker 9: when that was or how long that was or whatever
Speaker 9: it may be. But at some point there was some notice.
Speaker 9: And if you didn't get it, that's one of the
Speaker 9: reasons you would want to call us too, so we
Speaker 9: can find out where they sent it to, was it
Speaker 9: actual proper notice, all that kind of stuff. But remember
Speaker 9: if you don't get it in the mail, all right,
Speaker 9: the other way or by a process server. The other
Speaker 9: thing is they could have published in the newspaper. I mean,
Speaker 9: we have three ways to publish to for good Service
Speaker 9: in Oklahoma and it's process server green card or meaning
Speaker 9: the mail or a newspaper. So you know, first we'd
Speaker 9: want to check to see if there was proper notice.
Speaker 9: If there was proper notice, then you're on the hook.
Speaker 9: And that's one of those things that you always want
Speaker 9: to make sure that you know, you want to be
Speaker 9: careful who you're sleeping with and potentially having babies with
Speaker 9: and all those things, you know, because you can get
Speaker 9: in your situation. I had a client one time who
Speaker 9: calls me and says, hey, I just found out that
Speaker 9: I've got a kid, kids eighteen years old, and they're
Speaker 9: trying to hit me for five years of back support.
Speaker 9: Now this was back when it was a five year
Speaker 9: going back instead of just two like it is now.
Speaker 9: But by doing that, it put him at owning like
Speaker 9: six or seventy thousand dollars of child support to a
Speaker 9: kid he didn't even know existed. So if you've got
Speaker 9: these problems, you want to give us a call so
Speaker 9: we can come up with unique solutions to help you
Speaker 9: get out of what you need to get out of
Speaker 9: or take care of what's moving forward.
Speaker 3: Can a mother just write anybody's name down when they're
Speaker 3: opening a child support case.
Speaker 9: Well they can, but that's why they have to give
Speaker 9: notice so the person can come say no, I don't
Speaker 9: even a I don't know her B.
Speaker 5: I want a DNA test.
Speaker 9: I mean, that's why if you have any doubts whatsoever,
Speaker 9: you want to ask for just a DNA.
Speaker 5: Test, all right.
Speaker 9: But again there's all sorts of issues sometimes that pop
Speaker 9: up as to service and that and the other, and
Speaker 9: that's why you want to call us so we can
Speaker 9: make sure that all the box were checked correctly.
Speaker 5: And if they weren't, and we can do with it
Speaker 5: and see what we can do to make it go away.
Speaker 3: Because it feels a little unfair on the idea that
Speaker 3: someone could write down a name and just because they
Speaker 3: put down the wrong address or whatever to try and
Speaker 3: contact me, it just gets published in a paper and
Speaker 3: now I'm on the hook. They didn't have to prove anything,
Speaker 3: they just sat a name.
Speaker 5: Well, and that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 9: The example I gave about my client a long time ago.
Speaker 9: He was guy number six, number six that they had
Speaker 9: gone through eliminating. She wrote down six names and they
Speaker 9: went through five other guys before they finally got to
Speaker 9: my guy because she didn't know who she'd slept with. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I mean that's why you need to give us a call.
Speaker 9: You don't want to go through this stuff alone. And
Speaker 9: you want to make sure that everything is taken care
Speaker 9: of so it's done properly and you're not hit with
Speaker 9: these things.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why we have Jeff on and I'll give
Speaker 6: you phone number at the end so you can have
Speaker 6: a consultation with Jeff off Air.
Speaker 3: This says, this is an interesting I don't know what
Speaker 3: are the laws in Oklahoma for children and bedrooms, like
Speaker 3: the age they need their own room, and at what
Speaker 3: point is it is it inappropriate have the brother and
Speaker 3: sister staying in the same room.
Speaker 5: So you know that last one's easy.
Speaker 9: When they're starting to go through their puberty moments, Okay,
Speaker 9: that's when you want a separate room.
Speaker 5: Okay, they should not be sharing a bed.
Speaker 6: They should that's a moral thing, right, that's not a
Speaker 6: there's no is there a book that well, is.
Speaker 5: There a law that says there has to be a
Speaker 5: particular age?
Speaker 9: No, But you can get into some very sticky and
Speaker 9: dangerous situations on the legal side of things when you
Speaker 9: are making kids that are puberty and older trying to
Speaker 9: share rooms. Okay, that's it's not the Brady Bunch where
Speaker 9: they just draw curtain in between and and hope they
Speaker 9: get along.
Speaker 5: That that's not a good thing to do.
Speaker 9: It will get you in trouble at some point, potentially
Speaker 9: as far as beds are concerned. I mean, the way
Speaker 9: the law says is basically every kid has to have
Speaker 9: their own bed.
Speaker 5: They don't have to have their own room.
Speaker 9: Okay, unless, again, my suggestion would be, is they get
Speaker 9: into those puberty years, that's when you want to start
Speaker 9: having own rooms or separating.
Speaker 5: Them or whatever it may be.
Speaker 9: And that doesn't mean you have to go from a
Speaker 9: two bedroom apartment to a four bedroom apartment and you
Speaker 9: can't afford it. It just means that those boy and
Speaker 9: girls shouldn't be sharing rooms together. I mean, you can
Speaker 9: put them in your room with you, which is fine,
Speaker 9: just as long as they have their own bed.
Speaker 5: Those kind of things. So you know, it's it's it's complicated.
Speaker 9: It's it's you want to make sure you're doing the
Speaker 9: right thing legally so that people can't call DHS on
Speaker 9: you or have any issues there.
Speaker 5: So that's why you want to give us a call
Speaker 5: with these questions.
Speaker 3: Is there a geriatric law kind of similar to that too,
Speaker 3: so it wouldn't be a scenario like Willy Wonka and
Speaker 3: the chocolate factory where their grandparents are sharing a bed.
Speaker 5: That is just bizarre, right, No, I mean there's not
Speaker 5: not that I'm a work let.
Speaker 6: Me over at age, it's fine to share. Make everybody
Speaker 6: not have their own bed.
Speaker 5: I guess.
Speaker 9: I mean when you're once, you're an adult, you can
Speaker 9: do what you want because the state doesn't have any
Speaker 9: control over you as far as that's Seff concerned. So
Speaker 9: you know, if you're a thruple or a quadruple or
Speaker 9: whatever they're calling themselves moving forward and you want to
Speaker 9: do all that stuff, knock yourself out.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I mean once you turn eighteen, the state
Speaker 5: doesn't really care.
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Speaker 3: I saw this that Reese's has decided to make a
Speaker 3: change with their peanut butter cups, because we already have
Speaker 3: peanut butter cups, right, but they're going to start doing
Speaker 3: marshmallow and they're going to put strawberry for like a
Speaker 3: strawberry pbn J peanut butter cup. Oh now, I don't
Speaker 3: know about that. I like PB and Jay's. I don't
Speaker 3: know if I like chocolate PB and Jay's m M
Speaker 3: but I love. There used to be a thing called
Speaker 3: mallow cups and they look just like Gree's peanut butter cups,
Speaker 3: but they were filled with marshmallow.
Speaker 6: You definitely could find them out like tracker to supply,
Speaker 6: probably a cracker barrel and things like that. They are amazing.
Speaker 6: It's like a kind of like a fluff or a
Speaker 6: liquid marshmallow.
Speaker 3: Can remember these? Yeah, they are delicious. Now, whether this
Speaker 3: is going to be as good, I have no idea.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I uh, I see it sticking around for a
Speaker 6: little while, but it's not going to be long and lasting.
Speaker 6: I think the peanut butter and jelly one will probably
Speaker 6: be more long lasting than than the marshmallow. What would
Speaker 6: be a better filler for Reese's peanut butter cups instead
Speaker 6: of peanut butter? I mean anything like, Yeah, they're trying
Speaker 6: to basically have another cue, you know, skew, So what
Speaker 6: would be a one that would.
Speaker 3: Be good to fill it with?
Speaker 2: That seems very popular?
Speaker 3: Okay, here's what they have for those that don't know
Speaker 3: they have Oreo. They have. I don't know how the
Speaker 3: good that would be if I'm being honest, because I
Speaker 3: don't know if I like peanut butter and oreos, and
Speaker 3: it looks like it's a white chocolate and dark chocolate
Speaker 3: caramel Reese's peanut butter cups. Okay, you got my attention. There,
Speaker 3: chocolate lava cup.
Speaker 6: Okay, so it's got a little liquid chocolate inside some
Speaker 6: stiff chocolate.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And then on the bottom two okay, Reese's Take five,
Speaker 3: which I think if you haven't had these, they're actually
Speaker 3: pretty good. They got pretzels in them. Uh yeah, that's
Speaker 3: pretty much it. So I would have picked pretzel because
Speaker 3: I don't know if you need to get a Take five,
Speaker 3: I don't know why you can't just do it little
Speaker 3: pretzel chunks inside a peanut butter cup. And then they've
Speaker 3: got those massive ones too, if you've seen the big
Speaker 3: old ones, the big oldish Yeah, what do you think, lindsay,
Speaker 3: what would be a good thing to put in there?
Speaker 8: Yeah, besides nutele, maybe, I mean, I like this' more
Speaker 8: like you're doing marshmallow. But maybe a s'more at the
Speaker 8: Graham Cracker.
Speaker 6: Okay, you know, yeah, kim p potato chips, solid yeah,
Speaker 6: potato chess. I mean they got the pretzels or whatever,
Speaker 6: but pretzels and potato chips don't taste the same. No,
Speaker 6: I think regularly, like team up with ruffles or something. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I think that would be a solid choice.
Speaker 3: How about bananas? Now, I understand you can't put real
Speaker 3: bananas in there, rather a banana flavoring. Yeah, you can't
Speaker 3: put real bananas in there. They get gross. Right.
Speaker 2: I love peanut butter bananas.
Speaker 6: Absolutely waffle Okay, little chunks of waffle bits.
Speaker 3: I think that's good.
Speaker 2: So like a maple syrup even okay, uh yeah?
Speaker 3: Or honey honey yeah, uh, marshmallow they've got. I think
Speaker 3: you should. They should expand into other nuts, like a
Speaker 3: pecan wall no, uh yeah, like pistachio sun butter. Like
Speaker 3: this Dubai chocolate thing is like taking off. Why there
Speaker 3: isn't a Reese's Do buy chocolate is beyond me. Haven't
Speaker 3: you any you guys tried any of that? I'm not.
Speaker 3: I haven't.
Speaker 6: I've seen it at the Quick Trip, but I'm like,
Speaker 6: oh no, I've seen online and it looks weird and
Speaker 6: green inside.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's delicious.
Speaker 3: It's it's pistachio butter.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Okay, so pistachio nuts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, how about this is a great idea you
Speaker 6: know what puppy chow is where they take right Chex
Speaker 6: mix and put peanut butter and powdered sugar and chocolate.
Speaker 3: Why not make one of those, yep, that feels like
Speaker 3: a solid get right.
Speaker 6: There, especially around the holidays, because that seems to be
Speaker 6: like the only time that stuff's ever made, right, you know,
Speaker 6: Christmas parties and stuff. You can buy it already made.
Speaker 6: Chex Mix already makes it, like in the convenience store
Speaker 6: in the back.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, like peanut brittle. I like peanut brittle, get
Speaker 8: that crunch. It would be kind of like a heath bar.
Speaker 6: I feel like, no problem, Grandma, I'm sure they can
Speaker 6: put that together targeting one specific age range.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now my wife was too, and I never understand it,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, oh, good, that's not it is.
Speaker 3: Why? Yeah? Uh, this is another good one because I
Speaker 3: remember in grade school they had rice Crispy treats, but
Speaker 3: they were like a peanut butter rice Crispy treat that
Speaker 3: had chocolate on top. Man, were they good? How about
Speaker 3: a Rice Crispies peanut butter rice Crispy's cup, our peanut
Speaker 3: butter cup. Okay, I can get down on something like that.
Speaker 3: And I don't know why they're not jumping on the
Speaker 3: whole protein kick and doing like a protein like peanut
Speaker 3: butter cup, right, make it a healthy version.
Speaker 2: Sure it's out there. We just don't look.
Speaker 3: Know, there are companies that do it, right, I'm talking
Speaker 3: about Rees's the Kings man. Uh how about uh gram cracker,
Speaker 3: just some like gram cracker in the bottom, Yeah, that
Speaker 3: would be pretty good. Yeah.
Speaker 6: And why there isn't like a cash you want or
Speaker 6: like a topping. Why don't they do something with like
Speaker 6: certain toppings just on top?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: You know they got the ones where they stuffed the
Speaker 3: Eminem's on the inside. Oh do they okay? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Or no?
Speaker 6: They're a Reese's piece Yeah, yeah, not Eminem's but same
Speaker 6: basic thing, yeah, a little little sprinkles.
Speaker 3: They're not the same basic thing, not even close Ese's
Speaker 3: pieces and Eminem's.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, I'm talking about what you're talking about,
Speaker 6: putting you know, different stuff like toppings and stuff on.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, they do have the Reese's cup with Eminem's
Speaker 8: inside something like that, right, is that what you're saying?
Speaker 6: No, I got Eminem's and Reese's piece is confused, No,
Speaker 6: just goddamn confused.
Speaker 3: Everybody.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's talking about putting some kind of topics on there,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, yeah, they'd be fantastic like Eminem's.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, oh, well, they already got the ones
Speaker 3: with the Reese's piece is on the inzact some white
Speaker 3: chocolate on white Chocolate's gross. It's not chocolate. Stop saying that, everyone,
Speaker 3: It's not chocolate.
Speaker 2: Some fudge on top some I don't know.
Speaker 3: Uh, someone said this, which sounds like a movie. Lindsay
Speaker 3: might have promoted try the rainbow nut butter brand Koweita.
Speaker 3: It's famous on TikTok. What does that mean? It's famous
Speaker 3: on TikTok. They saw it on TikTok before. It's amazing
Speaker 3: in the Dubai chocolate flavor OMG rainbow nut butter. I
Speaker 3: have never heard of this. I haven't, but I'm about
Speaker 3: supporting local.
Speaker 6: I've heard of Rainbow brand bread. Oh hell yeah, Rainbow
Speaker 6: brand cigarettes.
Speaker 3: Bro, listen to these flavors they have. Hey, if you're local, come,
Speaker 3: Uh how about chocolate caramel pretzel peanut butter dip, so
Speaker 3: it's a spread. How about Brownie Brownie Reese's peanut butter cups? Yeah,
Speaker 3: Brownie chocolate syrup, peanut butter spread, cookie dough, peanut butter spread,
Speaker 3: twin sticks, so Twix, candy bar, caramel peanut butter. Yes,
Speaker 3: s'mores peanut butter, Cookies and cream, peanut butter, Oreo Cookies
Speaker 3: and cream, peanut butter. Do buy chocolate bar, hazelnut pistachio
Speaker 3: nut butter cream. Yes, this website is so racy. Drizzle it,
Speaker 3: spread it, blended, devour it, spoon it. You mean sexy
Speaker 3: cinnamon toast crunch peanut butter. Alright, yes, I get down
Speaker 3: on that. This is local. Huh, this is a local company. Well,
Speaker 3: I mean they're saying that, yeah right, yeah, okay, Well,
Speaker 3: well if they're famous on TikTok, I don't know why
Speaker 3: they're not pimping their the TikTok a diy rainbow. You
Speaker 3: can make your own and okay, talk about the simplest
Speaker 3: way to like connect to people. Let people color their
Speaker 3: own label. Right, Oh, that's so great. They let you
Speaker 3: color their own label. It's fantastic.
Speaker 6: Kids will love Dude. I'm getting this Dubai chocolate one
Speaker 6: that looks stupid good.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Anybody know these people?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I want to have a conversation with them. Yeah, Oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, can you can we make the Morning Show
Speaker 3: nut butter? Oh, I'm sure we could. I'm sure we could.
Speaker 3: What do we put in it? If we're gonna make
Speaker 3: the Morning Show nut butter, what's it got to have
Speaker 3: in it? It's got to have it. Well, it's kind
Speaker 3: of a nut butter, of course, lindsay, right, so, peanut butter.
Speaker 2: I think Marshall.
Speaker 3: Something salty. I think I agree he has a nut butter.
Speaker 6: Yes, something that has to you know, incorporate all of
Speaker 6: us in there. And I'm just throwing it out there.
Speaker 6: You could, you know, I put some THHD in there.
Speaker 6: Gonna be all right?
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