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Speaker 1: what was your worst summer? I love playing Monster Magnet.
Speaker 1: I put that in deliberately. It's one of my favorite
Speaker 1: rock songs of all time, only because I know this
Speaker 1: information about David Windorf is the leading singer and that,
Speaker 1: by the way, he's seventy now. Oh, David Windorf had
Speaker 1: a pretty successful rock band and then the label was like, hey,
Speaker 1: you guys got to do better.
Speaker 2: This is not.
Speaker 1: You need something to be more people can relate to, right,
Speaker 1: And Windorf was like, you mean like sex and rock
Speaker 1: and roll and drugs, and the labels like, yeah, man,
Speaker 1: this is in like ninety six, ninety five, And he
Speaker 1: convinces the record label to pay for a trip to
Speaker 1: Las Vegas to write an album Brilliant, and he books
Speaker 1: a hotel room ten miles outside of Las Vegas, takes
Speaker 1: his guitar and his drum machine and a four track
Speaker 1: and Records twenty one songs in twenty one days, and
Speaker 1: one of them was space Lord Damn, and it's their
Speaker 1: most successful He did what the label requested and it
Speaker 1: was their most successful song and album. Ain't that something? Yes?
Speaker 1: I wonder how much cocaine he took with him.
Speaker 7: That part is unclear.
Speaker 1: I'm not he looks like a guy that does it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Wind, I've never really dug into the Monster Magnet
Speaker 8: the band. That's the only song that I know from them,
Speaker 8: and it's it's just alright in my book. But it's
Speaker 8: all the boxes checked of a rock song, Okay, right,
Speaker 8: driving beats.
Speaker 1: Can you feel like you can put your leg out
Speaker 1: there when you play the guitar and like stomp your heel? Okay,
Speaker 1: you know the look. I mean, it's all that stuff.
Speaker 1: He even made the video frocking rock music Okay, because
Speaker 1: it was so not what they were about. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he does look like he's done a little bit of
Speaker 1: blowing his time.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The story allegedly goes that he would go out in
Speaker 1: Vegas at night and roam around Vegas, and then he'd
Speaker 1: go back to the hotel room and write songs. Was
Speaker 1: his other band. That's Psycho Center. I think that might
Speaker 1: have been before Monster Magnet, Okay if I remember correct,
Speaker 1: because I was going to ask you if you knew
Speaker 1: what his other band was.
Speaker 8: I'd like to hear some of that stuff. No, it
Speaker 8: was Monster Magnet before. Okay, Yeah, okay, that's fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's one of my favorite I just I love
Speaker 1: That's why I love that. I love great rock stories
Speaker 1: like that, not just like we discovered them in a bar.
Speaker 1: Uh did you want to tell your story? You were
Speaker 1: trying to tell us this morning that I stopped you. Oh, sure,
Speaker 1: you don't have to.
Speaker 5: No, I absolutely I can.
Speaker 9: I was driving in this morning down eighty first Street
Speaker 9: and it was right where the QT is across from
Speaker 9: the Mavericks station, so before one sixty nine it is, yeah, yes,
Speaker 9: And it's pretty dark there, it's not very bright, especially
Speaker 9: at five o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 5: And there was a.
Speaker 9: Lazed truck next to me, the Laze potato chip truck
Speaker 9: in a long tannel lane right, and he breaks really quickly,
Speaker 9: and I'm like, okay, and then I'm traveling yeah, I
Speaker 9: hope so, and then I break instantly because there is
Speaker 9: a couple walking in the middle of the road jaywalking
Speaker 9: in the middle of the road in all black, no barefoot.
Speaker 5: And it's a guy.
Speaker 9: He's got his hands wrapped around a woman's waist and
Speaker 9: it looks like they're like cuddling, walking in the middle
Speaker 9: of the road. And they suddenly stop and then back
Speaker 9: up and and they wait for me, And I'm.
Speaker 5: Like, what are they doing? What are you doing?
Speaker 9: Looking like they're just walking from one gas station to
Speaker 9: the next, and it's insane.
Speaker 5: What are you doing walking? You must have got hit twice?
Speaker 7: So what's where do we get to the part where
Speaker 7: you're going to call the police and what for?
Speaker 1: I thought about it, like, oh, that's what you were
Speaker 1: going to call the police for the people in the
Speaker 1: road crossing? The people crossing the whitest woman thing I've
Speaker 1: ever heard, Like, but what are you doing?
Speaker 9: And it almost looked like he was forcing her across
Speaker 9: the street. I couldn't tell, like or they wasted because
Speaker 9: it's dark outside.
Speaker 8: He had his hands around her waist. Yeah, yeah, he's
Speaker 8: not forcing her across the street. He's trying to hold
Speaker 8: on to her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe drunk and he was trying to control her.
Speaker 1: Why is it always gotta be the guy?
Speaker 5: Why are they barefoot.
Speaker 1: Because they're homeless, it's hot, or they're on drugs, or
Speaker 1: they just sucks. There could be a gazillion reasons other
Speaker 1: than yeah, you guys need to take this out. There's
Speaker 1: a couple down here in eighty first.
Speaker 9: Maybe someone else wouldn't have had the best eyesight and
Speaker 9: hit them.
Speaker 1: That's their problem.
Speaker 7: How its planned out?
Speaker 1: Man, I thought you were gonna be like I saw
Speaker 1: some guys with uh, black rags around their eyes with
Speaker 1: the eye holes cut out right and a big black
Speaker 1: bag with a dollar sign on it. I thought, that's
Speaker 1: what we're gonna get. Two people trying to be in
Speaker 1: love across in the streets because they were judged outside
Speaker 1: the crosswalk.
Speaker 5: No, there were nowhere near a crosswalk, nowhere near it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me get my.
Speaker 5: GIMPI grown going people walking.
Speaker 1: Where they're not saying where's their coat? They could catch
Speaker 1: a cold? No, no, no, yeah. That might be the
Speaker 1: most Karen suburban white mom thing I think I've ever
Speaker 1: heard you say. And that means a lot because I've
Speaker 1: heard you say a lot of suburban white mom stuff.
Speaker 9: Well, listen caught me by surprise, and it startled me.
Speaker 9: It was like, you know, and a deer crosses. You
Speaker 9: don't expect it the highway.
Speaker 1: You're like, oh, would you call the police on that
Speaker 1: deer too?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Why not? Because he's got shoes on books moves man,
Speaker 1: your unicorn lindsay so for those that are dull. Before
Speaker 1: the show started, Linz, he was like, cops. I was
Speaker 1: called the cops this morning. Gim me and I were like, whoa, whoa,
Speaker 1: hella la that sounds juicy. That was not juicy.
Speaker 7: Sorry, the concern, the concern from.
Speaker 1: The chips was the biggest, right, and wait, the chips
Speaker 1: guys on the phone.
Speaker 2: That was me.
Speaker 5: Man, he was probably just as pissed. He's like, I
Speaker 5: did call? I did call.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he didn't. He's just trying to be the
Speaker 1: best chip delivery guy he can be and get to
Speaker 1: his education he's got to do afterwards, or his other job.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 9: Well, now I feel bad if I if I, if
Speaker 9: I read a story that a young woman was traffic
Speaker 9: to this.
Speaker 1: At five am, you think that's how trafficking works, barefoot
Speaker 1: walking from a from one convenience store to the other.
Speaker 7: You think you think, well, that makes sense because they
Speaker 7: were criminals.
Speaker 1: If they were trafficking, they wouldn't be in the crosswalk,
Speaker 1: Am I rightman? Traffickers don't use crosswalks. It was in
Speaker 1: traffic though, so you may have something that's hilarious.
Speaker 7: Man, I was banking on the whole segment being that sill.
Speaker 10: I was.
Speaker 1: I almost hoping for something a lot better.
Speaker 8: Maybe you found somebody breaking into a car, yeah, you know.
Speaker 8: Or you stopped at the quake trip and you know
Speaker 8: somebody came in and robbed the joints running with a gun. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: had a severed head in their hand.
Speaker 5: I mean that did happen before.
Speaker 1: Somebody had a severed head in the fun and.
Speaker 5: They jumped on the hood of my vehicle on seventy first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how come we've never heard this before?
Speaker 5: I thought I told the story before, and that was
Speaker 5: I was writing.
Speaker 1: It may have gotten lost to the whole you playing
Speaker 1: cards with the neighbors.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 5: It was in the middle of the afternoon.
Speaker 9: I was driving my mother in law to the mall
Speaker 9: and a guy had just robbed Dick's sporting goods and
Speaker 9: he was crossing traffic and he jumped on the hood
Speaker 9: of my car and he was staring at us, and
Speaker 9: he jumped off and ran towards the apartments across the street,
Speaker 9: and a police officer came running and we.
Speaker 5: Looked and he were like, he went that way, and
Speaker 5: he keeps he keeps going, And that was that.
Speaker 9: I think they caught him inside those apartments later that day.
Speaker 9: But yeah, he had a gun on him and he
Speaker 9: had stolen another gun from from Dix that day.
Speaker 7: Did you call the police on that?
Speaker 9: Yeah, actually no, because the police, I called the radio station.
Speaker 9: They were talking about it on the radio station that
Speaker 9: we happened to be listening.
Speaker 5: He was like, yeah, the guy just jumped on my
Speaker 5: my car.
Speaker 9: You said a few years ago, you tier, no, no, no,
Speaker 9: this Oh well, my mother it was like twenty seventeen
Speaker 9: or twenty sixteen when it happened.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you mean a decade ago. Oh, yes, a
Speaker 1: decade ago.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And you know what's crazy this that was actually.
Speaker 9: Close to the time when we found out that my
Speaker 9: mother in law had Alzheimer's, because by the time we
Speaker 9: got to the mall, she had already forgotten that it
Speaker 9: had happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, I'm not sure if that's Alzheimer's works,
Speaker 1: but no, but that was, like, I.
Speaker 9: That was one of the times that was like one
Speaker 9: of the first moments I had suspected her of going
Speaker 9: through the dementia of getting it, and I said, well, yeah,
Speaker 9: that is I.
Speaker 1: Just wanted to google real quick the Dick's Sports robbery
Speaker 1: huh in Tulsa and this says it happened. What time
Speaker 1: of year was it? I mean it was spring, summer, fall.
Speaker 5: I think I think it was spring or summer, and
Speaker 5: it was warm out. I didn't have a coat on.
Speaker 1: This Has it happened this one October thirtieth, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: okay earlier than that.
Speaker 7: Then then Dick's Sports gets robbed a lot.
Speaker 8: You would think they would why I have a handle
Speaker 8: on that? Yeah, yeah, I mean I mean guns.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing.
Speaker 8: Here's what I never understood about that. Right, Their guns
Speaker 8: are all locked up exactly. So unless you're like you
Speaker 8: go to the the guy at the count and you're like, hey,
Speaker 8: I want to see that smith and Wesson right there,
Speaker 8: and he hands it to you and then you just bolt,
Speaker 8: then how you gonna get hang how you gonna steal it?
Speaker 1: You'd have to strong arm the person on the other
Speaker 1: side of the counter, right, and those parts are usually
Speaker 1: in the back of the store so far the gun location.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, so you'd have to go run
Speaker 8: all the way through the store and then But maybe
Speaker 8: it's one of those situations like it's like you know,
Speaker 8: like the like home depot whatever. Right, you're like, wait,
Speaker 8: who hands off? We can't stop this guy because we
Speaker 8: don't want to be a liability.
Speaker 1: So you just let him run with the gun. Sure,
Speaker 1: but you're still running all that distance for visual, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. And it's not like he's getting
Speaker 1: a loaded gun. No, that's true, unless hold on, he's
Speaker 1: got to stop an aisle twelve.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it doesn't happen. Just to me, it's
Speaker 1: a wild thing to do to try and steal a gun,
Speaker 1: I think just robbing businesses in general right now. Now
Speaker 1: they may carry a till, yeah, but they don't carry
Speaker 1: a deep till not like they used to. Very rarely
Speaker 1: do people most of time, if I pay cash for something,
Speaker 1: they're like, hold on, I can't break a twenty right.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Most people pay with a credit card or their phone, and.
Speaker 1: If they do, they have a safe there that's on
Speaker 1: a timer and you can't open it up right then? Yeah, eh,
Speaker 1: wild man mm hmm. You know what else is wild?
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Speaker 8: Big Med Morning showing ninety seven.
Speaker 9: Five Florida woman accused of hoarding eighty cats she picked
Speaker 9: up during her mail route.
Speaker 1: Eighty that's a live yeah, it is, yeah, Like, how
Speaker 1: much food do you need to feed eighty cats? A lot?
Speaker 1: They're cats? What does that mean? Do they not eat? Well?
Speaker 8: They eat, but I mean they just come and go
Speaker 8: as they please. They're not like dogs where you got
Speaker 8: to constantly feed him. Just throw a big bowl down
Speaker 8: and they're good for like two couple of days.
Speaker 9: Our bougee ass cat right now won't eat cat food,
Speaker 9: so I have to make him cat food with tuna
Speaker 9: and canned chicken breast.
Speaker 5: Oh I know.
Speaker 9: And there's not enough calories. So we're literally like feeding
Speaker 9: him probably four times a day right now.
Speaker 1: It's time, right, it's time.
Speaker 5: So you can feel his rib cage.
Speaker 1: Now, that's definitely time though, are you still playing? That
Speaker 1: doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 5: Oh, he's still lovey dovey, it doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 1: Still suffering.
Speaker 5: He's not suffering.
Speaker 1: How do you know that age?
Speaker 5: Because he still eats it could not enough and you
Speaker 5: have to make his food.
Speaker 1: He don't eat regular food.
Speaker 5: Right, he doesn't want he doesn't want regular cat food.
Speaker 1: And this is the same fat as cat.
Speaker 8: Like a couple of years ago we were making fun
Speaker 8: of because he's overweight, right, and now he's all skinny.
Speaker 8: Now he's thinking about that LENDSI When it comes to humans,
Speaker 8: most humans, when they you know, have a giant drop
Speaker 8: and weight like that, they're usually on their deathbeds or ozmpic.
Speaker 1: This says you would need about forty cups of dry
Speaker 1: food a day for.
Speaker 5: Eighty cats, dym, that's expensive.
Speaker 1: I just threw you down a big forty pound bag
Speaker 1: and say have at it. Do they sell cat food
Speaker 1: in forty pound bags?
Speaker 5: I'm sure I don't think so.
Speaker 7: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I don't I think.
Speaker 5: I think maybee a twenty pound bag.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe to forty on each bag. Spokane doctor loses
Speaker 1: license after hiring a hit man to get his ex
Speaker 1: wife addicted to heroin and make him sleep with her,
Speaker 1: make her sleep with him. Wow. Woman claims First Amendment
Speaker 1: protected her after repeating repeating racial slur at child. Freedom
Speaker 1: of speech. Man, I can say whatever I want. A
Speaker 1: little bit, you ask kid.
Speaker 9: Argentina court recognizes two goldfish as sentient beings with rights.
Speaker 5: Where was that in Argentina?
Speaker 7: They can't win a World Cup?
Speaker 1: What do they know?
Speaker 7: Chef facing jail time after serving up ants?
Speaker 1: I know this story.
Speaker 7: It was like some fancy schmancy.
Speaker 1: Like chef. He had a fancy restaurant. Yeah, and he
Speaker 1: was trying to be creative.
Speaker 5: I mean supposedly they taste like lemon ah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you eat a lot of ants. You know what
Speaker 1: to taste like. You know what to taste like ants?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: That was me, right, Okay, Malaysian minister claims work stress
Speaker 1: can turn people gay. Stressed at work, then we're all.
Speaker 9: Gee, doorbell camera catches half naked woman stealing neighbor's milk.
Speaker 7: Is milk still getting delivered that way?
Speaker 1: This is across the pond? Is milk still get getting
Speaker 1: delivered this way? Apparently in the UK it is?
Speaker 12: Huh.
Speaker 8: I read the story and yeah, it has some gal
Speaker 8: and like her Bronz panties going up to several neighbors
Speaker 8: houses and stealing milk off their porch and then.
Speaker 1: Running off with it. We used to get growing up.
Speaker 1: We had milk delivered to our front porch. We had
Speaker 1: a little Anderson ericson. We had a little metal tin
Speaker 1: with a lid on it, and the milk guy would
Speaker 1: come by and put milk or cotch, cheese or eggs
Speaker 1: or whatever in there. And I can't, for the life
Speaker 1: of me comprehend how it didn't spoil. Right. Well, it's
Speaker 1: because it was real milk before he passed her out.
Speaker 7: No, it's pasteuriyes h.
Speaker 5: I mean, you can get your groceries delivered now, so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know they're coming right. This was before
Speaker 1: any of that. It was just like Hey, they come
Speaker 1: on a Tuesday, but you don't know what time. Milks.
Speaker 8: Here, someone's making personal massages based on Pokemon. By personal massagers,
Speaker 8: I mean vibrators.
Speaker 1: You mean the delldo's the doll.
Speaker 2: Too?
Speaker 1: Many hikers are pooping in Colorado's back country? Could wag
Speaker 1: bags be the answer? Like for the dogs? Like, I
Speaker 1: don't know what wag bags are.
Speaker 5: They're pop bags. It's a it's a it's a cute
Speaker 5: name for a poop bag.
Speaker 8: Then yes, you need to put wag bags out there.
Speaker 8: Hikers are crapping all over the woods.
Speaker 7: No, no, because you know what people that pooping like
Speaker 7: this and just leave it everywhere?
Speaker 1: You know what they do? They don't follow the rules.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 9: Daughter's wedding made mom so happy she had to go
Speaker 9: to the hospital.
Speaker 7: Like heart attack, right, what sounds about right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Diarrhea contamination closes Kansas splash pad during heat wave.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, gross, at least it's a splash pad. Yes
Speaker 1: it is, Yes, it is, gimpy. I'll see your splash
Speaker 1: pad and raise you. Mexico warns of diarrhea risk when
Speaker 1: visiting US. Oh my, oh wait, wait, so we've flipped rolls.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I have the tables turned right?
Speaker 1: Who you calling gay? Don't drink the water, don't eat
Speaker 1: the lettuce.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 9: Man and woman arrested with nine pounds of ecstasy after
Speaker 9: speeding stop.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of addics. Personal use. Yeah, they're on
Speaker 1: the way to a rage.
Speaker 9: How long would it take you to go through nine
Speaker 9: pounds if it's just for personal use between the two
Speaker 9: of them.
Speaker 1: Depends on how much you want to take it one time?
Speaker 2: Much?
Speaker 5: Can't I mean, can you od on ecstasy?
Speaker 1: Sure? Yeah? Messes with your brain pretty bad.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 1: Parents balloon three year old daughter to seventy seven pounds
Speaker 1: in muckbang videos. You know a muck bang video?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, three years of three year old just keep.
Speaker 1: On eating, eating, look at then making muck bang videos.
Speaker 5: So the twins are twelve and they are five.
Speaker 9: I think last doctor's appointment there were five five one
Speaker 9: hund and ten pounds. Seventy seven pounds at three years old. Disgusting.
Speaker 1: UH fan slaps fellow supporter for sitting during national anthem.
Speaker 1: Such an amazing video. No it's not.
Speaker 7: It's like the least the most anti American video ever.
Speaker 1: You stand the hell up during the end. You Nope,
Speaker 1: you're violating that person's constitutional rights. Show your respect for
Speaker 1: the country, legion.
Speaker 5: I see both sides. I had no right to slap.
Speaker 1: No, it's none of your business. Get up, punk, it's
Speaker 1: none of your business. You cannot like it. They can
Speaker 1: be a punk, they suck, But to assault another person,
Speaker 1: daurn the hell up? Buy that old man of beer.
Speaker 1: Jail time is what he's getting. Uh there's a rise
Speaker 1: in gooner assaults at Dollar Tree stores.
Speaker 5: Was that a headline?
Speaker 1: Yeah? If you don't know what gooning is, google it?
Speaker 1: Uh too, men know what gooning is, lindsay no, And
Speaker 1: you're trying to skip over co We go ahead.
Speaker 9: No, you skipped over me, oh burn, That's why he
Speaker 9: was good headline. Yeah, you goon Two men going right now?
Speaker 9: Two men to hospital after DNA tests exposes thirty eight
Speaker 9: year birth switch.
Speaker 1: Don't open the box to find out the cat's dead. Right,
Speaker 1: go ahead, Corbyn, we'll get back on track. Russian senator
Speaker 1: calls for recruiting women and disabled people into drone defense units.
Speaker 1: I'm okay with that.
Speaker 13: I am.
Speaker 8: I've always been an advocate of Hey, send all the
Speaker 8: gifts towards convicts out to war.
Speaker 7: Yeah, except they want them to be the sacrifice for
Speaker 7: the drones.
Speaker 1: That's not the way the headline reads the headline. I've
Speaker 1: not read the story. Yeah, drone defense units because Russia
Speaker 1: is having a problem with Ukraine and drones, and the
Speaker 1: drones are just running into people, and they want a
Speaker 1: drone defense unit to be made up of women and
Speaker 1: disabled people. Sounds to me like they want them operating
Speaker 1: the drones. That's the way I understand it. Maybe you're right.
Speaker 7: I haven't read the story, so I don't know. It
Speaker 7: is now your turn, lindsay.
Speaker 9: The reason why silent farts are so much smellier than
Speaker 9: allowed farts of fermentation.
Speaker 1: Of course, that's the thing scientists are focusing on. Yeah, right.
Speaker 8: German prisoner wins legal right to send his fiance letters
Speaker 8: covered with his semen.
Speaker 2: Gross, Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: How's she going to read it? If it's all stuck together?
Speaker 7: How's she gonna open it?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 1: Employee Surveillance, Microsoft Defense Team's new location traffic feature rolling out.
Speaker 7: M last one.
Speaker 1: Lindsay, Ah, that was mine.
Speaker 5: I had to go twice, okay.
Speaker 7: Seven every week can be got one?
Speaker 1: No, I had all my seven?
Speaker 7: Oh well you a little extra seven? Corbyn every week.
Speaker 1: Man convicted of having sex with dog argues, he's not
Speaker 1: a sex offender. That's the most defensive sex you can have, right,
Speaker 1: I don't listen, gross weird not defending it. Philosophically speaking,
Speaker 1: Is he a sex offender or is he an animal?
Speaker 1: Like he's violated an animal and should if you violated
Speaker 1: an animal, should you be on a sex offender list?
Speaker 1: That puts you on the same boat as someone who
Speaker 1: touched kids. Now, granted they are both horrible, I mean,
Speaker 1: but a.
Speaker 5: Sex defender is also considered a rapist.
Speaker 1: So no, no, no, no, If you get caught peen
Speaker 1: behind a dumpster, you go on the sex offender list,
Speaker 1: that doesn't make you a raper. No, no, there's it's
Speaker 1: it's a tiered system. Sure, but nobody knows that.
Speaker 9: I think that if you are having if you're into
Speaker 9: best reality, you should be considered a sex offenct Why.
Speaker 7: You're not a threat to people.
Speaker 1: But but you might know all of it. You might change.
Speaker 1: You might one day and be like I am tired
Speaker 1: of the poodle. You might one day gued to cocaine.
Speaker 1: That's it, man. The gateway bestiality is the gateway to pedophilia.
Speaker 1: We got to take a break. We're given away twenty
Speaker 1: five dollars gift cards to get a case of course,
Speaker 1: light or whatever you want for frigging a Friday.
Speaker 7: What was your worst summer?
Speaker 1: BM mess and whatever that is to eight two nine
Speaker 1: four five BM mass and whatever you might to say
Speaker 1: to eight. That's actually how you get in on beer,
Speaker 1: because it's frigging a Friday. What was your worst summer
Speaker 1: bmmss and whatever that is to A two nine four
Speaker 1: five on a line with this right now?
Speaker 7: Is Larry?
Speaker 13: Hey, Larry, how are you good?
Speaker 1: Larry?
Speaker 7: What was your worst summer?
Speaker 13: Twenty twenty four? My husband was diagnosed with als in
Speaker 13: May of twenty twenty four, so that kind of made
Speaker 13: the summer.
Speaker 1: Really sun Yeah. Is he still alive?
Speaker 13: Yes, yes, he's still able to walk somewhat short distances.
Speaker 13: But you know, it just it was it was not
Speaker 13: a good summer.
Speaker 7: Sure, What was the indicators that made you go we
Speaker 7: got to have this checked out.
Speaker 13: Well, he started having trouble with his hands and so
Speaker 13: they thought it was cervical, so they did a cervical
Speaker 13: operation I think it was in October of twenty three,
Speaker 13: and then he didn't heal. He didn't get better, so
Speaker 13: they send him back to the neurologist, and then the
Speaker 13: neurologist did some more testing and then they did testing
Speaker 13: on his legs and that's when they came back in
Speaker 13: May with the diagnosis of ALS, which in a way
Speaker 13: he was lucky because sometimes it takes people five or
Speaker 13: more years to get a diagnosis.
Speaker 1: What's been the biggest change for your life with him
Speaker 1: having als?
Speaker 13: Trying to find all the thing make sure he has
Speaker 13: all the things that he needs, Lists for vans, lists
Speaker 13: for the home because we live in a split level,
Speaker 13: bathroom modifications, just trying to do that work, help him
Speaker 13: in the evenings, things like that.
Speaker 1: Just try to normalize his life or yeah, make it
Speaker 1: as familiar as possible. Yeah, exactly, wild Well, we're gonna
Speaker 1: hook you up, gimpy. Go ahead and tell her exactly
Speaker 1: what she's gonna get.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: Thanksty you are terrible summer. You just got a twenty
Speaker 1: five dollars gift card to get a case occurs light
Speaker 1: or whatever you want back to you, Corbyn, hang on
Speaker 1: line Larry so gimp you can get your info and
Speaker 1: have a fantastic weekend YouTube. Thank you, appreciate you.
Speaker 5: Good morning Corbyn.
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Speaker 1: the tech world is bad. Okay, all right, we're giving
Speaker 1: away beer friggin a Friday. Actually, we're giving away a
Speaker 1: twenty five dollars gift card so you can get some beer, case,
Speaker 1: cors Light, or whatever else you want. You just got
Speaker 1: to answer this question what was your worst summer? Bmms
Speaker 1: and whatever that was to eight two nine four five
Speaker 1: bmms and whatever that was to eight two nine four
Speaker 1: or five, lindsay what was your worst summer?
Speaker 9: I it was kind of a tough one. I had
Speaker 9: to think back because there was a summer when my
Speaker 9: dad home a black lab and I hated that dog.
Speaker 9: It was awful, dragged me through the mud every time
Speaker 9: I would take it for a walk, wouldn't listen, it
Speaker 9: would run away.
Speaker 5: But I thought, yeah, that dog did suck. But I think.
Speaker 9: My parents got divorced during the summer I was twenty
Speaker 9: three years old. I'd moved home and I was living
Speaker 9: with them because I had taken a job close to
Speaker 9: home and.
Speaker 5: I was dealing with their bs and they it.
Speaker 9: Was like, you know, I was an only child, so
Speaker 9: it was they were, you know, pretty much be on
Speaker 9: my side, no beyond my side, and listening to them
Speaker 9: argue and it doesn't matter how old you are. Divorce
Speaker 9: sucks when your parents go through it. You can be
Speaker 9: at ten, or you can be twenty or thirty. It
Speaker 9: doesn't matter. Seeing your parents go through that, it sucks.
Speaker 9: And I be out with my friends and I would
Speaker 9: get a phone call from my mom and she would go,
Speaker 9: will you come home and hang out with me? Because
Speaker 9: your dad and I are fighting and I don't want.
Speaker 5: To be by myself, or so I would, And Yeah,
Speaker 5: that summer sucked.
Speaker 9: I had to deal with a lot of that of
Speaker 9: their bs and watching my dad move out of the
Speaker 9: house and it was heartbreaking.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was the worst summer.
Speaker 1: When I was twenty three, What was your worst summer?
Speaker 1: Twenty five dollars gift card to get a case of
Speaker 1: corse Line or whatever you want could be yours. Answer
Speaker 1: that question BMMS and whatever that is to eight, two, nine,
Speaker 1: four or five gim b what was your worst summer?
Speaker 8: I remember like it was yesterday, summer of nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 8: I had just moved to Tonkawa, Oklahoma. That was the
Speaker 8: summer my dad made me crawl under the house and
Speaker 8: change the sewage line and I got covered in dookie. Right,
Speaker 8: So here you are brand new town, don't know really
Speaker 8: anybody trying to meet people.
Speaker 1: And I smell that crap. Okay, so let's literally literally
Speaker 1: So that's the beginning of the summer. And of course,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know many people. I meet a
Speaker 1: few people here and there and make some friends, and
Speaker 1: that's all right. And then and then, and then I'm
Speaker 1: out mowing the yard, right, and my parents are watching
Speaker 1: me slave away mow in the front yard. And they
Speaker 1: look over and they see this the neighbor like two
Speaker 1: houses down, and he's mowing his yard with the weed eater, right,
Speaker 1: and they're like, hey, go over there and mow that
Speaker 1: guy's yard for him.
Speaker 8: I'm a nice guy, okay. I do as my parents say.
Speaker 8: You know, It's just how how I was raised. They
Speaker 8: tell you to do something, you do it. You don't
Speaker 8: talk back, you don't bitch about it, you just go
Speaker 8: do it.
Speaker 2: So I do.
Speaker 1: And h In the midst of mowing this guy's yard,
Speaker 1: I ran over a.
Speaker 8: Hornet's nest, a yellow jacket nest, something that was buried
Speaker 8: into the ground.
Speaker 1: And I got stung about twenty times.
Speaker 8: Oh by these bees, hornets, whatever the hell they were
Speaker 8: that I ran over. I pissed them off good and
Speaker 8: uh so I'm mowing the lawn and all of a sudden,
Speaker 8: I'm getting attacked, stung all over the place, son of
Speaker 8: a bitch, and I just stopped, so I'm not going
Speaker 8: to continue mowing the lawn.
Speaker 1: I'm sitting here getting stung. Right. That sucks. And uh.
Speaker 8: Here's where the weird part comes into play. You liked yes, no,
Speaker 8: the the and I know, I know, I know he
Speaker 8: meant well, but it was so.
Speaker 1: Awkward and weird.
Speaker 8: The old guy who's lawn I was mowing goes into
Speaker 8: his house, breaks off an alo leaf from his alo plant,
Speaker 8: and then starts slathering me up.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, I happened to have an alo plant.
Speaker 8: It's in my bedroom over I am out in the
Speaker 8: front yard with this strange man rubbing his.
Speaker 1: Goop all over me. And then to top it all off,
Speaker 1: oh god. I had to go and deliver newspapers after that,
Speaker 1: because I was a paper boy on top of that kaller.
Speaker 1: So here I am Saturday night, slathered up in sticky
Speaker 1: old mango, trying to ride my bike around town and
Speaker 1: deliver newspapers. It was rough, rough summer for me. Summer
Speaker 1: of ninety six. Wow, yeah, top that one. Mine will
Speaker 1: not be that colorful. Lindsay got a dog she didn't want, right,
Speaker 1: GIMPI was assaulted. Sorry, al Vera, alvera, yeah, slather.
Speaker 7: We want to know from you what's your worst summer?
Speaker 1: Bmmss and whatever that is to eight two, nine four
Speaker 1: five twenty five dollars gift card to get a case
Speaker 1: of cors Light or whatever you want.
Speaker 7: I think the worst summer.
Speaker 1: For me, Like, I'll be honest, I was having a
Speaker 1: hard time trying to figure out what was the worst
Speaker 1: summer because for me, upon reflection, none of them were
Speaker 1: what you two described, and just now a bunch of
Speaker 1: them flooded in and hit me. So I'm gonna try
Speaker 1: and pick one. Probably the worst summer ever was when
Speaker 1: I was living.
Speaker 2: Near the.
Speaker 1: JLDS headquarters in Independence, Missouri. If you know what that is,
Speaker 1: they have an event a thing called Stairway to Heaven,
Speaker 1: or we called it. The non believers called it the
Speaker 1: upside downscrew because it looks like an upside downscrew and
Speaker 1: it is a staircase that they believe that the guy
Speaker 1: will take the stairs when he returns. Would you take
Speaker 1: the elevator? So I lived in there there because I
Speaker 1: knew it was safe, and I lived in a eight
Speaker 1: hundred square foot my not even be in that five
Speaker 1: hundred square foot outhouse kind type of thing, right, like
Speaker 1: an outbuilding behind somebody's house in an alley, so it
Speaker 1: was in their backyard butted up to the alley, so
Speaker 1: if someone was drunk going down the alley, they would
Speaker 1: plow through. Oh god, my domicile. And I didn't have
Speaker 1: money for couches. I had folding chairs. I didn't have
Speaker 1: money for a bed. It sat on the floor, right,
Speaker 1: just a mattress. I didn't have a lot of food,
Speaker 1: and I was just trying to make it, trying to
Speaker 1: get established. And my aunt owned this and gave it
Speaker 1: to me for free for like six months, and then
Speaker 1: at six months I was either gonna have to move
Speaker 1: or start paying awesome, right, didn't have a lot of options,
Speaker 1: didn't have good credit.
Speaker 7: This is what I got, and I remember feeling like I.
Speaker 1: Was a failure. Now I'm right out of college, like
Speaker 1: this is not a fair assumption of life or a
Speaker 1: fair reflection of what my life is like, because I'm
Speaker 1: just getting out and just getting started. Got his place
Speaker 1: for free, So life was good.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Nonetheless, I'm like, all right, I knew because I worked
Speaker 1: part time at the radio station. There was a guy
Speaker 1: there and I've told this story in the air and
Speaker 1: he was like, I'll give you a job. You can
Speaker 1: work with me. I was like, that sounds good. He
Speaker 1: was like, we make good money. The hours are kind
Speaker 1: of weird, but we make good money. And he repolled
Speaker 1: cars and the hours were at night and we would
Speaker 1: go and look for cars, hook him up, bring him back. Right,
Speaker 1: you get paid when you bring a car back. He
Speaker 1: provided everything, and he was like, I'll come by. We'll talk,
Speaker 1: figure out when you can start. All that sounds good.
Speaker 1: Now he comes by to my little eight hundred square
Speaker 1: foot outhouse in the darkness of an alley and we talk.
Speaker 7: He tells me the money.
Speaker 1: That sounds good. He's like, hey, we do this one
Speaker 1: last thing and I have everybody stand information before we
Speaker 1: start the night, go over what like roll call type
Speaker 1: of thing. Yeah, And I was like, sounds good. Whatever,
Speaker 1: and he says, okay, well we're going to practice that now.
Speaker 1: And I thought that was weird. I was like, well,
Speaker 1: that's weird. Why don't we gotta practice it? It's standing.
Speaker 1: I graduated college. Bro, I can stand and he goes,
Speaker 1: He's like, no, you gotta get down into your underwear
Speaker 1: and stand at formation. Now, keep in mind, my mindset
Speaker 1: was I'm a failure. I live in this tiny little
Speaker 1: outhouse in the darkness of an alley, behind a place
Speaker 1: where those believe JC is gonna walk down as stairs
Speaker 1: from heaven. And I remember going, I don't think this
Speaker 1: job's for me. A day later, he might have gotten
Speaker 1: me to get down into my underwear and done that
Speaker 1: because I don't know where my mental state was, because
Speaker 1: I was pretty low. Yeah, but that might be the worst.
Speaker 1: You never stripped down your own, I can say with confidence.
Speaker 1: I have only stripped down for a man maybe twice
Speaker 1: or three times? Are going yes, So when you're like
Speaker 1: three times, it feels like a lot. I would argue
Speaker 1: it's not for a doctor. No, you probably should have
Speaker 1: your stuff checked more often from a doctor. How many
Speaker 1: times have you stripped naked for a woman?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 5: Probably a dozen?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all doctor scenarios, probably. Yeah.
Speaker 7: How many times have you stripped naked for another man?
Speaker 1: Gimpy? It's just a small handful of times. I really
Speaker 1: think about it, and they're they're.
Speaker 2: Their doctor.
Speaker 1: Related. I can't think all of them, right, I can't
Speaker 1: think of any time the ones that I remember, anyway,
Speaker 1: I can't think of any times. This is where for
Speaker 1: the little clarification, take your clothes off and you oblige.
Speaker 7: Yeah of the same sex.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all doctor related. Yeah, I kind of prefer
Speaker 1: you have a degree at medical degree. Yes, right, just
Speaker 1: don't tell me you're a doctor. Come on.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, I'm gonna ask for some You need at
Speaker 7: least a fake one on.
Speaker 1: The wall something. Don't do it out of a motel six. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to have some sort of bed with
Speaker 1: paper on it. I think I'm just gonna do it
Speaker 1: for a regular right. There at to be some hand
Speaker 1: sand in the room, occasional check in from a lady
Speaker 1: at least bare minimum. Yeah. Not the worst summer, but
Speaker 1: definitely the one that popped in my brain when we
Speaker 1: were talking about some of the worst summers, and I'm
Speaker 1: mentally feeling like I'm never gonna make it.
Speaker 8: That's weird, man, Yeah, weird. No employer should ever ask
Speaker 8: you to strip down.
Speaker 7: No, I don't think you're accurate there.
Speaker 1: What's the exception of the military. Nope, Okay, porn uh,
Speaker 1: you said no employer. Fair enough, fair enough, never been
Speaker 1: in the porn industry. I only know one person that is,
Speaker 1: you know or was anyone.
Speaker 7: A nude model.
Speaker 1: Let's see if we can name industries careers that you
Speaker 1: have to Your employer asked you to get naked, So
Speaker 1: we've got porn star, nude model. Uh huh, that's it. Nope.
Speaker 1: How about a model, like a runway model. They get
Speaker 1: naked and then they put their clothes on. Very rarely
Speaker 1: do they wear underwear because it impedes the fashion. I'm
Speaker 1: just telling you what I've seen. But even then, I mean, okay,
Speaker 1: your your boss isn't telling you to do that. You
Speaker 1: just do it because you got to put the clothes on.
Speaker 1: Well they tell you you got to do that. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but they're not standing there. Maybe they are. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I designed the dresses. Probably standing There never been a model.
Speaker 5: There's a good naked for spray tands.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's a stranger, not your employer though. How
Speaker 1: about underwear model? Okay, okay, that makes sense. I mean
Speaker 1: he still falls alongto the line of models or whatever.
Speaker 1: Are you looking up careers that you your boss tells
Speaker 1: you to get naked for I am I am you
Speaker 1: ready for this?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Is it a long list?
Speaker 8: It's got a few on here. Okay, it's a lot
Speaker 8: longer than thoughts, she said. We've already said nude art models,
Speaker 8: exotic dancers. Okay, okay, so maybe if you are, you know,
Speaker 8: working at Lady Good diave, it's the hottest place in
Speaker 8: town or maybe the thunder down under Yeah of porn stars,
Speaker 8: mainstream film or theater actors yep.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, an actor, okay, get naked?
Speaker 8: A naturalist, A naturist naturalist, a nude resort staff member,
Speaker 8: working as a bar it's expected.
Speaker 1: I feel like, man, maybe that's different. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, this is what it.
Speaker 8: Says, working as a bartender, grounds keeper. Why do you
Speaker 8: get to get naked to be a bartender keeper?
Speaker 1: And is that a is that slang for something? Go
Speaker 1: molaw naked? This does sound like a good time. I
Speaker 1: get stung by bees again?
Speaker 8: Or administrator at dedicated clothing optional nudist resorts, nude service providers. Uh,
Speaker 8: nuclear power plant workers yep, never thought about that.
Speaker 1: For if you get exposed to radiation, they got to
Speaker 1: spray you down. YEA bio containment lab definition.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Another instance where if you get contaminated, they got to
Speaker 1: spray you down, get naked.
Speaker 7: Criminal yeah, controlled substance manufacturing.
Speaker 1: Ye. So meth makers think of like breaking bad when
Speaker 1: you know Walter White had to break you know, get
Speaker 1: down in his undies. Yeah, Denzel Washington movie where they're
Speaker 1: doing Blue Magic and he goes in and all the
Speaker 1: employees are naked so they don't steal. Yeah. And lastly
Speaker 1: here says prison inmate slash correctional workers. I don't know
Speaker 1: if the correctional officers. We've spoken to a lot of
Speaker 1: them over the years. None of them have ever said
Speaker 1: I had to get naked to get the job.
Speaker 7: Prisoners maybe, but that's not a job.
Speaker 12: No, No.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you ever at a time when you're not
Speaker 1: liking your job, maybe show some gratitude that you're not
Speaker 1: being told to get naked, right because there aren't careers
Speaker 1: out there where that happens.
Speaker 8: Hey, if you go on indeed, there's a whole list
Speaker 8: of jobs nudity required. Really, Like, what is there read
Speaker 8: one independent contractor photo retoucher.
Speaker 1: Is that slang for something that's just one that came up.
Speaker 1: I feel like retoucher would be against the law.
Speaker 8: Right improv comedy actor for short form commercials.
Speaker 1: Why do you got to get naked?
Speaker 10: Me?
Speaker 1: Is that is the joke?
Speaker 2: Me?
Speaker 1: Is my penis the joke in that part time nursing assistant.
Speaker 1: You don't, no, but nudity is required. You may see
Speaker 1: the people nude. Okay, pool manager and lifeguard. I don't
Speaker 1: know why you would see somebody naked, aquatics head coach, Okay,
Speaker 1: what else we got here? Bootique. I'm gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and say this. I'm gonna gohead and say this feels
Speaker 1: need to be said. A coach does not need to
Speaker 1: see a player naked. That is not a necessary part
Speaker 1: about being a coach. No, there is no reason a
Speaker 1: coach should see a player naked, specifically at the high school,
Speaker 1: at middle school, elementary level, right right. I can't believe
Speaker 1: we got to say that. And I know some of
Speaker 1: you are like, well, in the locker room, don't defend it, right,
Speaker 1: it's weird to defend it here? Do you should go? Yeah?
Speaker 7: That makes sense?
Speaker 2: You remember the scoliosis checks?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do they still do that? I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't have kids in school anymore. When when mine
Speaker 8: were in there, they never said anything about it. But
Speaker 8: it was always so weird to have to strip down
Speaker 8: to your underwear and bend over in front of this
Speaker 8: guy so we can rub your back.
Speaker 5: This is stripped down to your underwear. I don't remember.
Speaker 7: I didn't either.
Speaker 1: You just lifted your shirt up and you bent over
Speaker 1: and they ran their finger up your spine. Yeah. Many
Speaker 1: states still mandate or recommend postural screenings, and a large
Speaker 1: number of school systems have phased them out due to
Speaker 1: budget constraints, limited nursing staff, and shifting health priorities. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm good, I'm good. They don't do life checks anymore either. No, right,
Speaker 1: bring you out in the hallway, and then the person
Speaker 1: that never came back. You knew, you knew, you knew.
Speaker 1: The only one that the only check that I'm aware
Speaker 1: of my kids do. And it maybe even volunteer. You
Speaker 1: can say no, it might be a hearing, hearing maybe vision, Okay.
Speaker 9: Hearing and vision. Yeah, and it's voluntary. You we have
Speaker 9: to sign a permission slip for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I always go no, she wears, you should know,
Speaker 1: she wears. I don't these glasses. She didn't need a.
Speaker 7: Vision check, do it?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: All right, we got to take a break. We want
Speaker 1: to know what was your worst summer BMMS and whatever
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Speaker 1: Percentages?
Speaker 7: Percentages?
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Speaker 7: Okay, and then Lindsey will return. You get the same
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Speaker 1: Are you ready? So here we golet you Reptiles are
Speaker 1: the most common exotic pet by what percentage? Nine percent?
Speaker 1: He says, Hey matt what percentage of US household's own
Speaker 1: an exotic pets?
Speaker 2: Four percent?
Speaker 1: Okurry, Hey matt what percentage of wild animals die during
Speaker 1: capture and transportation?
Speaker 12: Fifteen percent?
Speaker 1: Fifteen percent? He says, Hey matt Man, what percentage of
Speaker 1: exotic pet owners do zero research before getting their wild animal?
Speaker 12: Ooh uh, I would probably say like twenty percent.
Speaker 1: Twenty percent, he says. Last one here matt Man.
Speaker 8: What percentage of reptiles carries salmonila in their faces?
Speaker 12: Oh lord, I have no idea on that one.
Speaker 13: Uh seventeen percent.
Speaker 1: Seventeen percent? Okay, behind, Lidy is gonna return. She's gonna
Speaker 1: get the same five questions if she gets more right
Speaker 1: than you do, our closest to the answer than you do,
Speaker 1: and she's gonna block you from getting tickets to see
Speaker 1: Trivium on December fifteenth at the Tulsa A Theater. Percentages
Speaker 1: is the category. Here's question one, Lindsay.
Speaker 8: Lindsey, reptiles are the most common exotic pet by what percentage?
Speaker 5: I'll say thirteen percent?
Speaker 1: Okay, lendsy.
Speaker 8: What percentage of US households own an exotic pet?
Speaker 5: Twenty percent?
Speaker 1: Okay, Lendsey.
Speaker 8: What percentage of wild animals died during capture and transportation?
Speaker 5: Forty seven percent?
Speaker 1: Forty percent? All right, Lendsy.
Speaker 8: What percentage of exotic pet owners do zero research before
Speaker 8: getting their wild animal?
Speaker 5: Seventy percent?
Speaker 8: Seventy all right, lendsay. Last one here, what percentage of
Speaker 8: reptiles carry salmonila.
Speaker 1: In their poop?
Speaker 5: Eighty five percent?
Speaker 1: Eighty five percent.
Speaker 7: How do you think she did there?
Speaker 1: Matthew, Uh, this is a wild one. I feel like
Speaker 1: this could go either way.
Speaker 13: Honestly, the terrible category for me.
Speaker 1: Same Well, next time, we'll let you pick, all right, gimpy,
Speaker 1: Let's go with question one. Question number one, reptiles are
Speaker 1: the most common exotic pet by what percentage? Matthew said
Speaker 1: nine percent and Lendsy said thirteen percent, and the answer
Speaker 1: is fifty one percent. Lindsey got found when she was
Speaker 1: closer at least, and that puts her up one to nothing. Now, Matthew,
Speaker 1: she needs three more? Are two more total for a
Speaker 1: three of total? Hi?
Speaker 7: Super you to win?
Speaker 2: So are for her?
Speaker 1: Okay, here's questions too.
Speaker 8: Number two, what percentage of us household's own an exotic pet?
Speaker 8: Matthew said four percent, Lendsay said twenty percent of them do,
Speaker 8: and the answer is nine percent.
Speaker 1: Excellent job, Matthew.
Speaker 7: You're on the board.
Speaker 1: It's tied one to one. We're gonna see who'snna win
Speaker 1: those tickets see Trivium on December fifteenth.
Speaker 7: That to tell us the theater. Here's question three.
Speaker 8: When the question was asked what percentage of wild animals
Speaker 8: die during capture and transportation? Matthew said fifteen percent of
Speaker 8: them do, Lindsey said forty seven percent. Damn near half
Speaker 8: of them. The answer is thirty percent.
Speaker 7: Matthew got that one right as well.
Speaker 1: He only needs one more to get those tickets to
Speaker 1: see Trivium on December fifteenth at the Tulsa Theater. Gets
Speaker 1: your tickets Tulsa Theater dot Com.
Speaker 2: Question four, Question number four.
Speaker 8: What percentage of exotic pet owners do zero research before
Speaker 8: getting their wild animal? Matthew said twenty percent. Lindsey said
Speaker 8: seventy percent. The answer is twenty five percent.
Speaker 1: Matthew, Congratulations, you're getting those tickets to.
Speaker 7: See Trivium December fifteenth.
Speaker 1: At the Tulsa Theater.
Speaker 13: Awesome, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Excellent job hanging the line, Buddy Quah. Last question, last
Speaker 1: one here?
Speaker 8: What percentage of retiles carry salvanilla and their pieces? Matthew
Speaker 8: said a mere seventeen percent of them do? Lindsey, almost none,
Speaker 8: My host Lindsay said eighty five.
Speaker 1: Percent almost all. The answer is ninety percent. No, yeah,
Speaker 1: damn here all of them. Yes, I would have said
Speaker 1: ninety nine. I would have guessed it would have been
Speaker 1: like the full number. Yeah, yeah, it doesn't matter. Though.
Speaker 1: Matthew got those tickets to see Trivium December fifteenth at
Speaker 1: the tuls Theater.
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Speaker 1: Tulsa Theater dot com. I can tease next week, can
Speaker 1: I right now? Since we know I don't see any
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Speaker 11: Chad?
Speaker 7: What was your worst summer?
Speaker 11: Worst summer? Eighth grade year? We were at the creek.
Speaker 11: It was fourth of July having fireworks wars with my
Speaker 11: cousin and my three uncle or my two uncles and
Speaker 11: my dad. It was my cousin and I versus them.
Speaker 11: We were on the top of a hill. We had
Speaker 11: our fireworks firing at them. They were firing up at us.
Speaker 11: They decided to charge the hill. My cousin turns around
Speaker 11: and runs, leaving all of his fireworks on the ground.
Speaker 11: I had a bag full of fireworks, but it was full.
Speaker 11: His bag had a hole in it, so it was
Speaker 11: either leave the fireworks and give them additional AMMO, or
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Speaker 11: suit on, so I stuffed all his fireworks in my pocket.
Speaker 11: So I've got my bag, I've got his in my pocket.
Speaker 11: I'm running downhill now because they're charging the hill. As
Speaker 11: I'm making the turn at the very bottom of the hill,
Speaker 11: start firing back at them. I saw I saw something
Speaker 11: out of the corner of my eye, and I thought, oh, well,
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 2: What that was.
Speaker 11: A couple of minutes later, I filled the first firework
Speaker 11: in my pocket off what I had seen. My luck
Speaker 11: is my father had fired a pop bottle rocket from
Speaker 11: the top of the hill, and that bottle rocket just
Speaker 11: happened to go in the tiny slid hole in my
Speaker 11: swimsuit into one of my pockets full of fireworks, which
Speaker 11: had black cats, jumping jacks, you name it there. It
Speaker 11: was the jumping jacks that did it. So they start
Speaker 11: going off. I freak out. I got to take my
Speaker 11: shorts off. Realized I didn't want them coming off when
Speaker 11: I was diving off the rocks earlier, so I had
Speaker 11: double knotted my shorts, so I can't get them off.
Speaker 11: So I start smacking my pocket with my hands trying
Speaker 11: to get them to stop. That's not working. Remembered what
Speaker 11: you're told as a child about fire stop dropping rolls,
Speaker 11: So that doesn't work with fireworks going off in your bucket.
Speaker 11: I jumped back up. By this time my dad had
Speaker 11: noticed what was going on. He runs down to the
Speaker 11: bottom of the hill. The fireworks were almost all expired,
Speaker 11: and he rips that his knife cuts off my shorts,
Speaker 11: exposing knees and all of my everything to everybody at
Speaker 11: the creek. So now my leg's blowing up. Standing there naked.
Speaker 11: It is the creek, it is fire. So I run
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Speaker 11: You burned off all your skin all the way from
Speaker 11: your waist down to your knee. So the rest of
Speaker 11: that summer was spent indoors in front of the air conditioner,
Speaker 11: that's watching TV or whatever. And then I was supposed
Speaker 11: to clean it ever so often hurt like help. I
Speaker 11: didn't do a very good job. I think once a
Speaker 11: week or so I had to go back leg and
Speaker 11: that was horrible, absolutely horrible. So ruin the rest of
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Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 11: Actually I show my wife every once while. I'm like
Speaker 11: you said, you almost never know. I think I'd get
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Speaker 8: twenty and twenty four. Trump announces AI Data Center Power Pledge.
Speaker 8: President Trump is announcing a commitment from major utilities and
Speaker 8: companies that consumers will not bare the extra electricity cost
Speaker 8: of the AI Data center expansions across the US. Speaking
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Speaker 1: White House says major utilities including.
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Speaker 8: along with Google, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, Open Ai, and Amazon.
Speaker 1: So two energy companies. I think no one's ever violated
Speaker 1: a pledge, right. I took that deer pledge back in school. Yeah,
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Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 8: Rubio says Trump's policy for Iran war is quote head
Speaker 8: for an eye. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. That doesn't
Speaker 8: make any sense, but the news was length this morning.
Speaker 1: UH.
Speaker 8: Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Iran will pay a
Speaker 8: very heavy price for its military actions against the US.
Speaker 8: Rubio issued the warning yesterday at a summit of Asia
Speaker 8: nations in the Philippines. The warning was in response to
Speaker 8: a statement made by Iran's foreign minister that Tehran's policy
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Speaker 8: Rubio then warned that President Trump's policy is ahead for
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Speaker 8: The law given the city Council's approval July twenty second,
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Speaker 8: Excise tax would be nine point nine percent instead of
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Speaker 8: since the nineteen eighties. The biggest chunk of revenue from
Speaker 8: the tax would go to the interior fixation is at
Speaker 8: Rvest Convention Center and the Bok Center beginning in January.
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Speaker 7: All right, time for Taser Time trivia.
Speaker 1: This is where we shock each other if you don't
Speaker 1: know the answer to questions that we've all put in
Speaker 1: a pot for the grabs. And so KIMPI went last
Speaker 1: the previous time we played. So he will be drawing
Speaker 1: a name to see who goes first. All right, this
Speaker 1: one is m Lindsey. Lindsay will be going first, and
Speaker 1: so I'll do the shocking and Gimpy will ask the questions.
Speaker 1: These are questions she, Gimpy and myself have put into
Speaker 1: the ball, so she may get her own question, or
Speaker 1: she'll get one about family guy beverage. I changed it
Speaker 1: up this time.
Speaker 7: I'm sure you did the inner workings of Call of Duty.
Speaker 1: Yes, all right.
Speaker 7: Question is because you're worth it is a slogan from
Speaker 7: which brand.
Speaker 1: Is worth it?
Speaker 5: Because you're worth it, I believe is Laurel.
Speaker 1: Final answer, because you're worth it as a slogan from
Speaker 1: which brand you say Loreal it is real it's more French, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, all right, good job I couldn't have gotten
Speaker 1: that one.
Speaker 8: Here's a thick one, very girthy. Let's see here, lensy,
Speaker 8: what device in the engine keeps the coolant moving? What
Speaker 8: device and the engine keeps the coolant moving?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 9: The radiator is the first thing that came to my mind,
Speaker 9: So I'm gonna say radiator.
Speaker 1: Final answer, What device in the engine keeps the coolant moving?
Speaker 8: You said radiator? The answer is water pump? Oh see,
Speaker 8: radiator is just what houses the cooling?
Speaker 5: Okay, wherever? I don't give a crap, get it overwhere
Speaker 5: that thing's been on the jaja?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Question three?
Speaker 1: Last one? Here, another girthy one. All right, all right,
Speaker 1: lendsy ye? Did Scooby do first air on telephace?
Speaker 7: Goodnesses? Every time we do them, we're getting closer to
Speaker 7: the end.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, What.
Speaker 1: Year did Scooby Dooby do first air on television?
Speaker 5: I have no idea, so I am going to just guess.
Speaker 5: Because it's a gimpy question. I'm going to go with
Speaker 5: a giggity nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 8: Finally, answer, what year did Scooby Doo first air on television?
Speaker 8: You set a very giggity nineteen sixty nine. It is
Speaker 8: a very giggity nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 5: Witty, that's a total guess.
Speaker 1: We know you told usations. All right, Lindsay's now going
Speaker 1: to draw a name to see who's going to be
Speaker 1: going next in daser time tribut While she's doing that,
Speaker 1: what was your worst summer? Bem am masking whatever that
Speaker 1: is to eight two, nine four five A twenty five
Speaker 1: dollars gift card to get a case of course light
Speaker 1: or whatever you want.
Speaker 5: Could be yours A giggitdy gimpy.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll ask the questionqestionis Lindsay will be doing the shocking.
Speaker 1: Let's go with question one. What is a male deer
Speaker 1: commonly called what is a male deer commonly called a
Speaker 1: male deer a dough a deer? A female deer is
Speaker 1: a dough, but they're commonly called Buck's final answer, what
Speaker 1: is a.
Speaker 7: Male deer commonly called?
Speaker 1: You said buck? The correct answer is buck or stag?
Speaker 1: What is the maximum number of players a team has
Speaker 1: on the field at one time in men's lacrosse? What
Speaker 1: the what is the maximum number of players a team
Speaker 1: has on the field at one time in men's lacrosse?
Speaker 1: Is there a different number for women's you think it
Speaker 1: would be the same all the way around. Do women
Speaker 1: even play lacrosse? See? These are all questions that I
Speaker 1: have that I don't know the answer to anything. Lacrosse
Speaker 1: twelve final answer shocked me. What is the maximum number
Speaker 1: of players a team has on the field at one
Speaker 1: time in men's lacrosse?
Speaker 7: You said twelve? The correct answer is ten.
Speaker 2: Oh, bitch, I was close.
Speaker 1: Oh anything about lacrosse? Last one? Last one? What is
Speaker 1: the bowling term for scoring three strikes in a row?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 7: What is the bowling term for scoring three strikes in
Speaker 7: a row?
Speaker 1: Let's see here, could be called a hat trick, right,
Speaker 1: I know in darts it's called a hat trick. I
Speaker 1: think in hockey it's also called a hat trick.
Speaker 8: You would think in bowling it would be called a
Speaker 8: hat trick, but it's actually called a turkey.
Speaker 1: Finalancer, what is the bowling term for scoring three strikes
Speaker 1: in a row? You said gobble, gobble, and the answer
Speaker 1: is Google Google. Yah, I'm hoping I would have got
Speaker 1: that one. Yeah. Well, that means when we come back,
Speaker 1: it'll be my turn to go. We want to know
Speaker 1: what's your worst summer? Bmmss at whatever that is to
Speaker 1: eight two twenty five dollars gift card to get a
Speaker 1: case of course Liner or whatever else you want could
Speaker 1: be yours BMMS and whatever that is to eight two
Speaker 1: nine four five. Good text coming in because we're giving
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Speaker 1: whatever that is or was to eight two nine four five,
Speaker 1: will give away some beer coming up here in a minute.
Speaker 1: Lindsey and Gimpia have both gone for taste or time trivia.
Speaker 1: Lindsay got shocked once and Gimpy got shocked once, if
Speaker 1: I'm remembering that correctly, and so it is now my
Speaker 1: turn see if we can keep that trended going. And
Speaker 1: Lindsay is going to be reading the questions and Gimpy
Speaker 1: is going to do the shocking. Here's question one.
Speaker 9: Corbyn, which critter is such a drama queen that it
Speaker 9: plays dead when things get tough.
Speaker 1: Let's see Potamus no lion, Nope, ah. I may get
Speaker 1: caught on a technicality here because I don't know if
Speaker 1: it's a possum or possum.
Speaker 7: I'll go possum.
Speaker 9: Final answer, which critter is such a drama queen that
Speaker 9: it plays dead when things get tough, you say a possum.
Speaker 9: The correct answer is a possome.
Speaker 5: Good job.
Speaker 7: There's got to be another one.
Speaker 1: Ah, there's gotta be I don't think there's gotta be
Speaker 1: another animal out there that plays dead.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if uh dogs you can train
Speaker 5: them to.
Speaker 1: Some some you can. Uh.
Speaker 2: There are.
Speaker 1: Other animals that drop into a katonic state, possums, ducks
Speaker 1: and birds, rabbits, a chich lid, and some insects and
Speaker 1: red back spiders.
Speaker 7: So there you go, not just possum a possums.
Speaker 5: Question to you.
Speaker 9: On which reality TV show did Spencer Pratt first become
Speaker 9: widely known?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. I'm gonna take a
Speaker 1: giant stab at this. I've got like a weird crush
Speaker 1: on Kristin Cavalieri and I think she was on this
Speaker 1: show with Spencer and Heidi. And I don't even know
Speaker 1: if I'm gonna name that show right because people thought
Speaker 1: the show was real like a reality show, but it
Speaker 1: was a scripted show.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 1: The Hills final answer sure.
Speaker 9: On which reality TV Showedd Spencer Pratt first become widely known.
Speaker 5: You said the Heels. Final answer, you act like you
Speaker 5: weren't a fan. The correct answer is The Hills.
Speaker 7: I mean I wasn't. I've never seen an episode ever.
Speaker 7: I just explained it.
Speaker 2: I had.
Speaker 1: Was Christian Cavalary on that show? Yeah, okay, and Heidi
Speaker 1: and Spencer, Well you only know Heidi because of Spencer,
Speaker 1: like they are a couple. They became like a thing, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I only know Christan Cavalari because she married the football.
Speaker 7: Player and then they broke up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's it. I'm I have no idea what
Speaker 1: the concept of the show is about other than I
Speaker 1: think it.
Speaker 5: I think it was I don't think it was scripted.
Speaker 5: I don't know. I didn't watch it either.
Speaker 1: But uh, question three, So that means if I follow
Speaker 1: the trend, that means I'm getting shocked on this one. Oh,
Speaker 1: because that means because you guys did two and got
Speaker 1: one shock, so I've gotten two. Right. Okay, let's hear it.
Speaker 9: What noisy early riser did Ancient Romans ban from public
Speaker 9: places so they could sleep.
Speaker 1: In hmm, construction workers, m M, garbage men. This could
Speaker 1: be a trick question. You get caught. I may get
Speaker 1: caught in this because they may have put down chicken.
Speaker 1: It may say rooster, but I think roosters are the
Speaker 1: ones that cockadoodle do. I'm gonna go rooster.
Speaker 9: Final answer, what noisy early riser did ancient Romans ban
Speaker 9: from public places so they could sleep in?
Speaker 5: You said rooster? And the correct answer is the chick.
Speaker 1: Roosters, because you know, sometimes people say chicken, yeah, which
Speaker 1: I think covers it.
Speaker 7: I know technically it's not right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah they did. Huh. Apparently you get used to it.
Speaker 1: You stink, you know what I mean? Like there was
Speaker 1: no showers. Yeah, right, so listen, emperor needs this rest man.
Speaker 5: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: We'll cover them in honey or whatever, give them mirror plugs. Right.
Speaker 1: We learned that the servants got covered in honey to
Speaker 1: the emperor seep the flies away. Yeah, and that emperor
Speaker 1: said get that cock out of here. And did they
Speaker 1: have chicken? I know it sounds dumb to say it
Speaker 1: out loud. Did they have chickens in grease? And that
Speaker 1: was more of like a goat lamb scenario? Right, I'm
Speaker 1: sure they did.
Speaker 8: They borrowed one, got one from somewhere southeast Asia or
Speaker 8: something like that.
Speaker 1: I don't know where are chickens originated from. That's Asian
Speaker 1: if I remember correctly, Okay, so that would make sense.
Speaker 8: Then on the trade route they're like, hey, we got this,
Speaker 8: or the Asians were like, get here, I have a
Speaker 8: gift for you, because they were pissed off at the
Speaker 8: roosters too.
Speaker 1: Just give them to the Greek. Domestic chickens gallus gallus domesticus.
Speaker 2: For you.
Speaker 1: Nerds emerged from Southeast Asia, all right. Archaeological and genomic
Speaker 1: evidence indicates the initial domestication occurred around thirty five hundred
Speaker 1: years ago. And they haven't tasted good ever until you
Speaker 1: covered them in salts? So did they because it was
Speaker 1: a Roman question? Right? Yeah? So were they? When were
Speaker 1: they prevalent in Italy?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Or Rome? I guess would be the correct term. Seventy
Speaker 1: three BC? Uh, third century BC?
Speaker 2: And the first.
Speaker 1: They were symbolic animals, okay, they had dolls. Really before
Speaker 1: chickens became a common meal, they had They held political
Speaker 1: and religious power. Roman generals kept chickens in cages and
Speaker 1: took them on military campaigns. They had to ban them
Speaker 1: because they're so loud. That feels dumb, I guess before
Speaker 1: battle the polarius polarius p U L l A r
Speaker 1: I U s parentheses. The chicken handler band name right right,
Speaker 1: the chicken handlers or poor name would throw grain to them.
Speaker 1: If the chickens ate greedily, it was an omen for victory.
Speaker 1: If they refused, it meant the God's disapproved. Uh huh.
Speaker 1: In a famous incident during the First Punic War, a
Speaker 1: guy's name I rung gonna try to say, grew angry
Speaker 1: when the sacred chicken refused to eat. He threw them
Speaker 1: into the sea, shouting if they won't eat, let them
Speaker 1: drink what a deck And they got their asses handed
Speaker 1: to them in a naval defeat. Sounds like their theory
Speaker 1: was correct. And then in late Roman Republican early Empire,
Speaker 1: the Roman shifted the relationship with chickens, pioneering some of
Speaker 1: the world's first large scale poultry farming techniques, including fatten
Speaker 1: them up using wheat bread soaked in wine or milk.
Speaker 1: Just a bunch of drunk ass chickens clucking around. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Whenever the Roman military conquered, they introduced chicken consumption. In
Speaker 1: Roman controlled Britain, chicken remains changed drastically from ritual burials
Speaker 1: to everyday food waste during the era. We're gonna do
Speaker 1: with all these chickens. You guys ain't going to bang
Speaker 1: him chickens? Are you do? I look like the kind
Speaker 1: of guy that would bang a chicken. So that Yeah,
Speaker 1: so the chicken and going to war was the groundhouse
Speaker 1: day back in the day. Yeah, they're like, this is
Speaker 1: gonna be winter. No, yep, I guess robing a dime. Man,
Speaker 1: the chickens, aren't they sir? We can't go the chicken
Speaker 1: did not eat, I'd be packed. How much? How much
Speaker 1: does he have to eat to be considered eating? Well,
Speaker 1: I mean you could eat just one little, you know,
Speaker 1: piece of gorn and consider eating. But they said greedily,
Speaker 1: so they have to be like all over to you
Speaker 1: bring up a valid plate. They knew to put the
Speaker 1: word greedily. How much is greedily? Then? I guess with
Speaker 1: one chickens pushing the other chicken out of the way.
Speaker 1: Then the last time you ate a meal greedily, I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't. Maybe we should start maybe at a buffet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess that makes it because it's all you can eat.
Speaker 1: You gotta get your Money's worse yeah, but you're not
Speaker 1: sitting there, just mounted down as fast as you can
Speaker 1: just so you can get to the next place. Oh yeah, no, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: of course. Yeah, savor that crap. Yeah, you don't. Nobody
Speaker 1: savors a buffet. Oh, come on, you got the savor.
Speaker 1: It's the savory meat loaf. You just sit back.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to get a slice of pizza after there.
Speaker 1: Here's a buffet question for you. If you eat either
Speaker 1: one of you eat at a buffet and it's one
Speaker 1: of those type of foods that's in the warming tray
Speaker 1: that congeals or gets a film on it, do you
Speaker 1: stir it up and then get or do you just
Speaker 1: get and get the congeal in film?
Speaker 5: Oh no, you stir it up.
Speaker 1: To try and hide the congeal in the film because
Speaker 1: it goes back in there. Or if you've got a
Speaker 1: meat loaf where it's sliced and like hanging out, do
Speaker 1: you get one further back because it's moisted.
Speaker 8: Ye out, yes, and for the film and skin, you
Speaker 8: just go for a piece that's not that doesn't have
Speaker 8: that feel like a Hamburger steak in the gravy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Pretty much. Basically every time we go and I
Speaker 1: have to like, I'm like, what are we doing? They're
Speaker 1: making you work for your food. Man. It's like, it's
Speaker 1: not my job to stir this slot. But here I am.
Speaker 1: Why is it? When I got a spoonful, the top's
Speaker 1: a different color than the inside, right, always with mac
Speaker 1: and cheese.
Speaker 7: Oh that looks like good mac and cheese.
Speaker 1: Spoon into it. It's white. You're like, whoa, that doesn't
Speaker 1: say that is not the same color as on top.
Speaker 1: Uh it's toasted, sir, No, sure it is. No toasted
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Speaker 7: Us in the studio. Right now is our friend Mike
Speaker 7: from Andelini's Hey.
Speaker 2: Buddy, Hello, how are we doing good?
Speaker 7: What was your worst summer?
Speaker 10: Well, the summer of two thousand and two I spent
Speaker 10: in lovely Quantico, Virginia, at an exquisite resort known as
Speaker 10: Officer Candidate School, and I would say, while delightful, I
Speaker 10: don't want to go back.
Speaker 2: And then having to find out I had type one juvenile.
Speaker 10: Diabetes about eight days after getting out made that quite
Speaker 10: the interesting summer.
Speaker 1: Lindsay got a dog. I lived in an alley, so
Speaker 1: the same difference. Yeah, he had an old man slather
Speaker 1: his gel on him. The whole summer long, all summer summer.
Speaker 1: I left that part out, you know, and people leave
Speaker 1: out some of them really important details. So I liked
Speaker 1: it so much it kept going back. Mike is here
Speaker 1: for Willy Nilly, And if you're thinking about getting pizza
Speaker 1: this summer, it never disappoints to get pizza to be
Speaker 1: a part of your pool party or whatever.
Speaker 10: Right, we are available all day, every day. We pride
Speaker 10: ourselves eleven am till like ten pretty much every day,
Speaker 10: whether it's a Wasso janks we got you and on
Speaker 10: door dash or directly ordering from us at andropizza dot
Speaker 10: com or picking it up. And if you have not
Speaker 10: you go to our website put in some basic information.
Speaker 10: We'll give you a free order of garlic knots. Or
Speaker 10: if you see any of our videos on Instagram or
Speaker 10: just comment garlic, you're gonna get a free order of
Speaker 10: garlic knotch.
Speaker 2: Just to say, what up to you?
Speaker 1: I'm glad you're here because I wanted to ask you
Speaker 1: a really important question.
Speaker 7: You guys have gelato at your location.
Speaker 1: It's real Italian gelato, using original recipes and authentic equipment
Speaker 1: to make it correctly. And I've heard that the peach
Speaker 1: crop this year is not what everybody thought it was
Speaker 1: going to be. Are you gonna be able to do
Speaker 1: peach gelato?
Speaker 2: I don't know where we're at with it.
Speaker 10: I know it's less and we have not been doing
Speaker 10: as many customs are just getting really good at what
Speaker 10: we do. Well, here's the anomaly right now, there's so
Speaker 10: much online ordering and there's so many variabilities that it's
Speaker 10: hard to keep up with different flavors. We try and
Speaker 10: keep the basic flavors steady all day every day, so
Speaker 10: having variability of flavor is more of an in house
Speaker 10: and then if we make something that's a one off,
Speaker 10: you really got to come in store to see that.
Speaker 10: So with that said, that's my hope and goal, but
Speaker 10: I can't say for sure and we're going to pull
Speaker 10: it off this year.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: You guys have so many great flavors of gelato, and
Speaker 1: when you have one like the peach gelato or the
Speaker 1: chocolate cake gelato, they always they always hit chocolate.
Speaker 10: Cake pretty much every day all day. And lemon a
Speaker 10: Malfi de gaia, that the lemon gelato, that's a big winner.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and.
Speaker 10: With the love of gelato, I want people to sleep
Speaker 10: on the Oreo cheesecake brownie. If you've not had that,
Speaker 10: it's all that that word is Oreo as a cheesecake
Speaker 10: but kind of like a brownie with whipped cream that
Speaker 10: we make in house. And uh, that is a good
Speaker 10: capper to any dessert as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you guys, just dessert's always hit and you're right,
Speaker 1: people sleep on the desserts that you guys have. You've
Speaker 1: always delivered on those. Make sure you visit Angelini's and
Speaker 1: patios that you guys have shaded patios.
Speaker 10: We have shaded, covered, fanned, enclosed, gorgeous, delightful patios at
Speaker 10: all locations. But a wasso because well alasso, but the
Speaker 10: and I love a wasso, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: I start, but it doesn't really lend itself.
Speaker 10: Now with that said, the Cherry Street patios gorgeous, the
Speaker 10: Jenks Patio Pergola, we've invested a lot and to make really,
Speaker 10: really approachable, delightful handle the sun patios at all of
Speaker 10: our other locations.
Speaker 1: Will and rely anything you want to talk about, bring
Speaker 1: up something new, go back to something.
Speaker 7: It's your chance to own the show.
Speaker 1: And one of the things that Mike is an advocate
Speaker 1: for is local restaurants and local businesses, and you try
Speaker 1: to help them out the most that you can when
Speaker 1: they reach out to you.
Speaker 10: Right, I think anyone who's putting themselves out there as
Speaker 10: an entrepreneur is I respect it innately, but the problem
Speaker 10: is like, hey, I want to go out there. I
Speaker 10: don't want to have a daddy. But then there's no workflows,
Speaker 10: no like hey, how am I going to do this?
Speaker 10: So whatever any local business comes to us like hey
Speaker 10: how do I do this? Or what you guys have
Speaker 10: been in this for a while, whether it's just base
Speaker 10: level marketing or operating things with staff, and then there's
Speaker 10: a lot of like license and there's so much that
Speaker 10: goes into a restaurant beyond the food that it's we
Speaker 10: can help someone else out so that their dream is
Speaker 10: that much more likely to be a success.
Speaker 2: We want to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's when people ask me or they tell me
Speaker 1: about their business they're starting. I always point them to
Speaker 1: you as someone that can that can help them out
Speaker 1: because you've trudged through the dirt to get to where
Speaker 1: you guys are today.
Speaker 10: We definitely have and it's been a long trudge, you know.
Speaker 10: When we opened in Owasso, like I was twenty two.
Speaker 10: I'm forty four now, so it's like half my life.
Speaker 10: But on top of that, there was around forty restaurants
Speaker 10: that opened within three years of us opening and then
Speaker 10: thirty seven closed. And we're talking like big legitimate businesses.
Speaker 10: Your Ruby Tuesdays, Monaeys, like all these were up and
Speaker 10: then closed because everyone thought, oh, Awasso was just filled
Speaker 10: with new people, and it was. But if you're not
Speaker 10: all things awesome every day of the week to a
Speaker 10: blue collar audience and a white collar audience like Sperry
Speaker 10: construction worker and Lululemon mom, you will not survive Awasso.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that's how I know Mike is from the
Speaker 7: Oasso location.
Speaker 1: My wife when I met her family, we met at
Speaker 1: Andelini and that's when Mike was working out of that location. Yes, so,
Speaker 1: but it's always never going to disappoint. And you guys
Speaker 1: do catering too. I've seen a lot of pictures online
Speaker 1: of people doing pizza, and your social media reels of
Speaker 1: people having pizza at their weddings.
Speaker 2: Weddings with pizza.
Speaker 10: Like, if it's your day, right, your day, what do
Speaker 10: you like to eat? Airline chicken or pizza? The more
Speaker 10: likely answer is pizza. Now if you want chicken and fish, huzza.
Speaker 10: We could do that too with Prasmo. But more likely
Speaker 10: or not, you got a big day, and if it's
Speaker 10: a budget issue at all, it's a great option. It's
Speaker 10: just an awesome option. No one's ever like, ohow that pizza.
Speaker 10: That wedding sucked. They only had pizza. Like to be
Speaker 10: like that one is awesome.
Speaker 2: They have pizza.
Speaker 10: So if you are potentially getting married, or there's a
Speaker 10: funeral or kid sania, whatever you have, we are happy
Speaker 10: to be there.
Speaker 1: And don't think that you can't have the football team
Speaker 1: feed either Ando Pizza dot com catering, they'll be able
Speaker 1: to help you out.
Speaker 2: Five or five hundred, even five thousand, we could pull
Speaker 2: it off.
Speaker 1: Or gaining a Guinness World record and a world record, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you guys can do that too. Willing only anything you
Speaker 1: want to talk about, bring up something new, go back
Speaker 1: to something, Mike, do they ever do gelato over espresso?
Speaker 1: With the pistachio we have, we don't.
Speaker 10: Have our espresso like we won't have espresso at the source.
Speaker 10: That's an alpha gado. It's delightful. We don't have it
Speaker 10: right now, but if you wanted to it's a lovely thing.
Speaker 10: Like alpha gado is something we try to happen and
Speaker 10: not everyone latched onto it. And it is a very
Speaker 10: curated dessert, but it's awesome.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say.
Speaker 7: It's like, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: For those who know, it's milk gelato and a shot
Speaker 1: of espresso over the top and it just turns into
Speaker 1: this creamy coffee deliciousness. When you were doing them at
Speaker 1: the airport location, I would always get one. So here
Speaker 1: it is six am or whatever and I'm standing there
Speaker 1: with an alfi gatto trying to drink it and it's like,
Speaker 1: what is that thing? It's still because it's not traditional,
Speaker 1: but you can do it over any flavor, can you?
Speaker 2: You absolutely can.
Speaker 1: It does not need to be milk. This as a
Speaker 1: text Mike is catering for my wedding. What pizza does
Speaker 1: he recommend as a favorite for events?
Speaker 10: Very solid question and thank you. The DeMarco is the
Speaker 10: best crowd pleaser because here's the thing. Out of DeMarco one,
Speaker 10: it travels very well, like a big combination pizza. While
Speaker 10: I love it, all the vegetables are going to weigh
Speaker 10: it down. So DeMarco is very easy to travel On
Speaker 10: top of that, you can be construction worker Gary or
Speaker 10: a Lululemon mom and you're feeding like one hundred different people.
Speaker 10: Everyone's gonna like that pizza, whether even if they're like vegetarian,
Speaker 10: they can eat it. So's we look at those when
Speaker 10: we're doing events like how can we feed the most
Speaker 10: amount of people in the highest likelihood of happiness effectively?
Speaker 2: And that pizza kills on that.
Speaker 10: Along with that, the Brooklyn Skimorza, which is like a
Speaker 10: pivot of the DeMarco, is super fun.
Speaker 2: We have that here today with smoke, mozzarella and ricotta.
Speaker 10: And then if you do have people that like meat,
Speaker 10: the vesuvia with chicken or the SPQR, those both travel impeccably.
Speaker 1: Well, we're getting a lot of pizza questions. Mike, are
Speaker 1: you gonna be at Oklahoma this year?
Speaker 10: Well, the food truck absolutely will be, and I gotta
Speaker 10: come visit. I usually do for an afternoon. I'm not
Speaker 10: there till eleven at night, seeing as how I am
Speaker 10: an elder statesman at this point, but yes, I will
Speaker 10: be at Wrocklahoma.
Speaker 1: What pizza toppings get way too much hate.
Speaker 10: The pineapple is like if someone's a pineapple of pizza, Like,
Speaker 10: that's such an antiquated basic thing because it just what
Speaker 10: fruit on pizza doesn't deserve a place. Well, you could
Speaker 10: say pineapple, but if it's dull pineapple, which is a
Speaker 10: really high end, there's like no better pineapple than Dolcan pineapple.
Speaker 2: It's great.
Speaker 10: You know, it's also a fruit tomato, and you don't
Speaker 10: mind that on your pizza. So it's just a lame argument.
Speaker 10: But if you don't want it, don't order it. But
Speaker 10: I don't see a good reason to hate on someone
Speaker 10: else for having it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that goes to the next question. You only
Speaker 1: get three toppings for a pizza forever?
Speaker 5: What are the lindsay, I'm taking bacon for sure.
Speaker 1: No, cheese does not count as a top.
Speaker 10: I would say, let's say it's a cheese based So
Speaker 10: you have cheese, you have your pizza, sauce, you have
Speaker 10: your dough.
Speaker 2: Now move on. What else could you add?
Speaker 9: Yeah, because my kids love bacon on their pizza and
Speaker 9: they kind of have me hooked on it.
Speaker 5: I like it, hmm.
Speaker 2: And I.
Speaker 5: Really enjoy.
Speaker 9: Basil, and I really enjoy mushrooms on my pizza. But
Speaker 9: I don't know if the basil in the mushroom. So
Speaker 9: I'm gonna go with bacon mushroom, andy onion.
Speaker 10: Onion, Wow, red yellow, red, pickled, caramelized.
Speaker 5: Oh, caramelized, Yeah, like caramelized yellow.
Speaker 1: We got three. We were lucky, we got three. Gimbi pepperoni,
Speaker 1: back all those onions.
Speaker 10: Take your pick, Mike, cup and char pepperoni, pepper duo
Speaker 10: peppers sausage.
Speaker 1: I would do pepperoni, green olives and uh honey.
Speaker 2: Hot honey or honey yeah honey, yeah, a honey, there
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 1: I mean, cup and char pepperoni. You can't go wrong.
Speaker 1: And you've introduced me to cup and char sausage. Oh,
Speaker 1: that is a great point. The cup and char sausage
Speaker 1: is slept on right now. I guarantee you ninety nine
Speaker 1: percent of the audience is not engaged in the cup
Speaker 1: and chart sausage.
Speaker 7: It's an actual piece of meat that goes on the pizza.
Speaker 1: Gimpie. Oh you're not cupping sausage then, okay?
Speaker 2: And then it both cups and chars, which you want
Speaker 2: out of your charge.
Speaker 1: It's in the neck.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Let's see if your co host was kidnapped and you
Speaker 1: had to make the appearance on the news to plead
Speaker 1: their release. How would you describe him like they're old,
Speaker 1: the smile lights up the room kind of thing. Oh gosh,
Speaker 1: just pick one of us, Lindsay, you don't have to
Speaker 1: do both of.
Speaker 2: Us such a question. I know.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna pass.
Speaker 1: Okay. Gimpy, Uh, he's a wee little fella.
Speaker 8: He only comes around once a year, usually hides in
Speaker 8: trees dressed in green, and you might find him with
Speaker 8: a pot of gold.
Speaker 1: Lindsey, Uh, Yeah, I would say it's a guy who
Speaker 1: looks like he's trying to be a biker, but he's
Speaker 1: got a little tiny arm. Easy enough.
Speaker 2: Who are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Right to me? That feels pretty the only it's the
Speaker 1: easiest person to describe. I think it is right. Look
Speaker 1: for the guy who has an arm that looks like
Speaker 1: a paenis. Yes. Yeah. Which one of you would survive
Speaker 1: longest on naked and afraid?
Speaker 7: Lindsay?
Speaker 5: It depends on what season it is, but I feel
Speaker 5: like I would, especially if it was in the colder months.
Speaker 9: The bug depending on where we are, too, because if
Speaker 9: the bugs are a factor, I might tap out early.
Speaker 9: But if I can stand the bugs, I'm making it.
Speaker 1: Kimpy, I want to say myself, simply because I don't
Speaker 1: have family and kids at home waiting for me, so
Speaker 1: I can sit there by myself, no problem.
Speaker 5: You disagree, I'm gonna vacation away from my kids.
Speaker 1: What about you, Mike, What do you think who of.
Speaker 2: The three of you can last the longest?
Speaker 10: We're going based on survival skills and the ability to
Speaker 10: take little to no food.
Speaker 1: That's the predicate, right, I think that's the misconception of
Speaker 1: the show. But yes, I think people think that's what
Speaker 1: it takes. But there are plenty of people that get
Speaker 1: on that show that are well proven outdoorsman survivalists and
Speaker 1: can't hack it.
Speaker 2: Oh so the mental game, who has the mental game
Speaker 2: to just eat the pain?
Speaker 1: It is a mental fortitude game.
Speaker 2: If I'm going I.
Speaker 10: Would be inclined to believe that you, out of just
Speaker 10: pure angry spite, would stick it out.
Speaker 1: It's not a horrible take. Yeah, it's not a horrible
Speaker 1: take to me. This is a quite easy answer. And
Speaker 1: it is not. Lindsay not because she's not an outdoors person.
Speaker 1: Not because I mean it gets a little too cold
Speaker 1: in here and she's complaining. Eh, that is true, right,
Speaker 1: And when your kid's gone on a mission trip or
Speaker 1: whatever you're you can't wait to get back to him.
Speaker 1: That's true, So I think you would be the first
Speaker 1: one to break from that standpoint. It is definitely not
Speaker 1: me because I don't have to prove anything to anybody.
Speaker 1: Gimpy is easily the one and has the track record
Speaker 1: of putting up with stuff he doesn't want to put
Speaker 1: up with, and he can turn a blind eye and
Speaker 1: compact it down. The only pressure point for Gimpy would
Speaker 1: be running out of cigarettes, right yeah, and no alcohol
Speaker 1: and no weed. See. Now here's the thing.
Speaker 7: Twenty one days.
Speaker 8: Where I make it afraid, I can find a way
Speaker 8: to I can find fruit around and mayment it. Right,
Speaker 8: So I'm getting drunk off a rotten fruit. I will
Speaker 8: find whatever plant, I'll smoke it. We'll see what it does.
Speaker 1: My favorite episode of Naked and Afraid was it Naked
Speaker 1: Afraid or Alone?
Speaker 7: And he ate tomatoes before they sent him out.
Speaker 1: Uh huh yeah, and then he cultivated the tomato seeds
Speaker 1: brilliant and planted tomato seeds. He's got food, no problem.
Speaker 1: Within thirty days he had food. Yeah, that was on
Speaker 1: a loan. That's a wild spie. You're right, not enough spie.
Speaker 2: If you're gonna go that far, why not just eat
Speaker 2: a baggie of seeds like he just.
Speaker 1: I think because there's you can easily go what I
Speaker 1: just had tomatoes. Oh, because they're gonna call you out, Yes,
Speaker 1: if you nefariously you know, you know, keystart or muled
Speaker 1: some seeds, and I think they would have a problem
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 7: That feels against the rules.
Speaker 1: Poppies growing here give mese like got weed. Plants growing.
Speaker 1: It's the hell out of me. I'm sorry. What cup
Speaker 1: and char sausage? I know what I'm doing for lunch day?
Speaker 1: Can people come and just order a cup and char
Speaker 1: sausage pizza?
Speaker 2: Yes, we can do this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your guys is ingred technology wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh. If you had to eat only one fast food
Speaker 1: restaurant forever and know others, what would it be?
Speaker 2: Hmmm?
Speaker 5: Probably Wendy's. Yeah, I love the dip in the fries
Speaker 5: and the frosty. It's awesome.
Speaker 8: Gimp man, I'll tell you what it was going to be,
Speaker 8: Carls Junior. That's my go to right, But lately I'm
Speaker 8: getting so tired of fast food burgers and stuff.
Speaker 1: It's just makes me feel gross.
Speaker 8: But Charlie's Chicken has a drive through, and that's the
Speaker 8: definition of fast food.
Speaker 1: So I'm going with Charlie's.
Speaker 7: Mike, come intrigued, what your answer is gonna be?
Speaker 2: The gut reaction would be in and out.
Speaker 10: But here's why it's not because with the Also, I'm
Speaker 10: gonna say this to all Oklahoma's you don't have a
Speaker 10: proper respect for Jacket a Box. Oh, this state does
Speaker 10: not respect jacket a Box like the like the West Coast,
Speaker 10: Because at jacket a Box you could have it a
Speaker 10: fantastic breakfast or perhaps a.
Speaker 2: Little Asian some egg rolls.
Speaker 10: You can have thecacos with Mexican or an impeccable burger,
Speaker 10: all at jacket a Box. So if I'm choosing one
Speaker 10: location to ride out the days of my life, it
Speaker 10: will be with Jack.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I almost said Jack in the Box too, because their
Speaker 9: egg rolls are salammon.
Speaker 2: Tacos are slamming y egg rolls are slamming.
Speaker 10: Burger is awesome, solid ass fries, and a breakfast menu
Speaker 10: that does not quit with a hash brown sandwich that
Speaker 10: begs to be fought.
Speaker 1: It's not a bad argument. I was trying to think
Speaker 1: of a loophole like a cava kava cava. I don't
Speaker 1: think they have a drive trail, So I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: with mcallisters. Okay, McAllister's Deli.
Speaker 5: They haven't drived through.
Speaker 1: I didn't know. Yeah, healthy option, sandwiches, salad, strowmi man.
Speaker 7: I got pretty good straw.
Speaker 5: Sometime I have baked potatoes. I should have picked that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Uh that's a that's a pretty good take.
Speaker 1: I want to ask you this to Mike with there's
Speaker 1: been all this talk about the lettuce situation and the
Speaker 1: cyclosporus situation. How when you're running a restaurant do you decide, hey,
Speaker 1: this is we need to stop having lettuce on them,
Speaker 1: Like how in this situation or have you guys had
Speaker 1: an evaluation like, hey, does this make sense or it
Speaker 1: doesn't affect us? Even though it probably doesn't, there's still
Speaker 1: a perception.
Speaker 2: But lettuce, well, we're always king leu.
Speaker 10: Anytime anything like this happens, we have we're buying produce
Speaker 10: from people who know where it came from.
Speaker 2: They're on it more than we are.
Speaker 10: They're the ones who say, hey, there's an issue with
Speaker 10: this state or whatever, so we stopped, or they're they're
Speaker 10: coming into the restaurant to recall it. So even if
Speaker 10: we were restaurant dumb assays which were in there's already
Speaker 10: protocols in place. With that said, then it becomes a
Speaker 10: perception thing and people will just buy it last and
Speaker 10: if they do bring it up already ask we're you know,
Speaker 10: saying what's happened and that we get our are you
Speaker 10: know these are not blood diamonds.
Speaker 2: These are safely procured pieces of.
Speaker 7: Lettuce British Leonardo DiCaprio, Is it procuring it?
Speaker 2: No, not in a dangerous way that that hurts people
Speaker 2: by the.
Speaker 1: Point, hopefully hopefully yes. Uh, what's the best best fast seafood,
Speaker 1: best fast seafood? What do you think, lindsay.
Speaker 5: Fast food seafood. I'm going with Long John Silvers or
Speaker 5: is that Captain D. I've never had Captain D.
Speaker 9: So I'm going with fast food or with Long John
Speaker 9: Silvers because you know, I eat it probably maybe once every.
Speaker 5: Three to five years, and I'm good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't. You're right, Mike, I can't think of
Speaker 1: another fast food seafood place who's asking that it's exit came?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 10: The people love John Silver's trying to get a plug,
Speaker 10: because that's the only option.
Speaker 7: Right Captain D's up in the Wasso, that's the only
Speaker 7: one that I know.
Speaker 10: There's an Luasso has not had a car in that
Speaker 10: drive through line in twenty years.
Speaker 1: Sadly, there was only a lot of cars in the
Speaker 1: drive through when that woman got attacked with a hammer.
Speaker 2: All right, I beg the question what is going on there?
Speaker 2: I'm calling shit? Not want to be in front right that.
Speaker 2: If there's ever a front in a Wasso, it's that
Speaker 2: crab Kings.
Speaker 7: But I don't think that that's it.
Speaker 2: That's not fast food.
Speaker 1: That's not White were Fish Market. That's not fast food.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there isn't there's that's.
Speaker 2: It the filet of fish. Are we rocking with that?
Speaker 8: I don't other than that, no Ah, man, that's it
Speaker 8: that Even the AI says long John Silver's and Captain
Speaker 8: D's are the only ones.
Speaker 1: You're getting Angie's fishing Wings at fifty first and Sheridan.
Speaker 2: Is that fast food?
Speaker 1: They got to drive through?
Speaker 2: All right? Fine? Then then they win.
Speaker 1: Good? Yes, they got it, they get it, Angie. I
Speaker 1: don't even know where to go from that one.
Speaker 2: No one's like, you know what I want with my fish? Speed?
Speaker 1: Right, who can make fish the fastest in the quality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speed's the answer to Indeed, I have a hanker.
Speaker 1: Right is crouting me? Is seafood?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: This week's special tilapia is seafood the hardest food ingredient
Speaker 1: to get correctly and deal with correctly in a landlocked state,
Speaker 1: because I have an argument that this is not a
Speaker 1: thing anymore.
Speaker 2: It's not a thing. It's totally us. Like now, there's
Speaker 2: a few places like if you're.
Speaker 10: In Maui and you go to Mama's, Yeah, you're having
Speaker 10: someone who really got the fish that morning.
Speaker 2: And there's a value to that.
Speaker 10: Places like Nobu, whether it's in the UK, Vegas around
Speaker 10: the coast, is because they're getting it flown in daily
Speaker 10: same So that's what they're doing. Everyone else I'm buying
Speaker 10: if I'm here in Tulsa or if I'm in Galveston,
Speaker 10: it's coming off the same truck with a frozen item
Speaker 10: that is one to two to three days old that
Speaker 10: you're cooking off if and here in Tulsa you can
Speaker 10: get it from Bodin's, which a lot of these places
Speaker 10: that get something they're getting from Bodeans, who's getting it
Speaker 10: extremely quickly. And it's a reseal thing. So we are
Speaker 10: just as if not more primed than most cities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I people, it's an old school thinking that you
Speaker 1: don't get fit. You know, good seafood in Oklahoma. Well
Speaker 1: you give good pizza Andelini's, that's for sure, good gelato
Speaker 1: and we need to We brought this up, Lindsay actually
Speaker 1: brought up earlier.
Speaker 7: Is Prosmo and Sundays and brunch.
Speaker 10: Prosimo brunches people, it's a very nice brunch our. Our
Speaker 10: chefs are really solid chefs, and I would you know
Speaker 10: that team is the best team I think we've ever
Speaker 10: had under our and Chef Scott and his whole crew
Speaker 10: and the gm Allen like they deliver impeccable service. They
Speaker 10: are solid, solid humans and the food represents that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so make sure you look at those places up.
Speaker 1: If you're looking for catering for an event and a pizza,
Speaker 1: we'll do catering. They don't cater just pizza. They do
Speaker 1: other things as well. Think about the gelato that guys
Speaker 1: can do big orders of that as well. Right, we
Speaker 1: can anything you fancy.
Speaker 10: My favorite, I mean a crap ton of pizza with
Speaker 10: garlic knots is great for an event, uh prosmo anything
Speaker 10: for a nice event, especially with the Fetichini Alfredo. And
Speaker 10: you know what, people, a great item is the Metropolis
Speaker 10: cheese steaks. Like Metropolis cheese steaks. I love that cheese steak.
Speaker 10: Kidding a whiz Ribbi cheese steak on an Amorosa roll
Speaker 10: and having like twenty of those for party.
Speaker 2: That's fun. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And though for those who know that's that mother road market.
Speaker 10: That mother Road market also available Metropolis just google it
Speaker 10: or on DoorDash.
Speaker 1: All right, we got to take a break, Mike, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming by. Thanks you guys, and make sure you
Speaker 1: text us. We want to know what was your worst
Speaker 1: summer BM Mass and whatever that is to eight two
Speaker 1: nine four five. We'll be back. I've been asking people
Speaker 1: to answer this question, who was your worst summer BM
Speaker 1: Mass and whatever that is? To eight two nine four five.
Speaker 1: We get you on the phone. You're gonna get a
Speaker 1: twenty five dollars gift card to get a case for
Speaker 1: a course light or whatever else you'd like. A right, man,
Speaker 1: it looks like we got a last one. Daniel is
Speaker 1: on with us. Hey Daniel, how are you?
Speaker 12: I'm doing? Just fun? How about so good?
Speaker 7: Daniel, what was your worst summer?
Speaker 12: Well, back in the twenty twenty one at the beginning
Speaker 12: of the summer is probably a May close to June.
Speaker 12: I was out working on my g doing some fun
Speaker 12: end work. Well had a pretty sharp raising blade at
Speaker 12: the top of cunting over the box. Well, I guess
Speaker 12: I must have rent it over the top of my fingers.
Speaker 12: I got to pick up the pool and I'm trying
Speaker 12: to figure out why can I not pick up this tool.
Speaker 12: I look, I'm all my fingers hanging off to the side.
Speaker 12: So I hauler out my wife. I'm like, hey, I
Speaker 12: need a band aide. She comes out there and she goes,
Speaker 12: you need more than a band aid. I needless to say,
Speaker 12: I had to have it surgically repaired put back together.
Speaker 12: That whole summer was pretty much doing after that.
Speaker 2: One yeake, that.
Speaker 5: Had you have been a pretty damn sharp razor blade
Speaker 5: for you.
Speaker 12: It didn't go all the way through, but it went
Speaker 12: halfway through the bone.
Speaker 10: It was.
Speaker 12: It was pretty bad. I remember getting to the hospital.
Speaker 12: It was kind of funny because whenever my wife had
Speaker 12: she just dropped me off. As she went back home
Speaker 12: to the kids. One of the nurses go sorry, tell
Speaker 12: me the truth. Is she the one that catched you?
Speaker 12: And I'm like, well, does she look beat up to
Speaker 12: that nurse team in the weirdness?
Speaker 1: Was?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: What I was thinking is that You're right the sharpest,
Speaker 1: my worst cuts I've ever had. I didn't know I
Speaker 1: got them.
Speaker 12: I like I said, I didn't realize it, Like I'm
Speaker 12: my mind didn't process that. I'm down here trying to
Speaker 12: pick up a tool and I can't, like I said,
Speaker 12: I can't figure out, Hey, why isn't my hand not
Speaker 12: picking up this tool? And then it kind of dawns
Speaker 12: on me when I see the blood and I'm going cold, Yeah,
Speaker 12: that'll look it.
Speaker 1: How long did he take from to heal or did
Speaker 1: they could they not reattach them?
Speaker 12: They were able to reattach it and uh it too,
Speaker 12: because I guess the tendons, uh tendons and the muscles
Speaker 12: they healed slowly. I was wrapped up in a cast
Speaker 12: for about three or four months.
Speaker 7: And are you back to one hundred percent with them?
Speaker 13: Yes?
Speaker 2: And no.
Speaker 12: Sometimes that those tendons kind of like tight enough and
Speaker 12: they hurt explosion when it's cold.
Speaker 7: Yeah, one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Who missed them? More? You or your wife. What can be?
Speaker 8: Go ahead and tell them exactly this stupid thing logged
Speaker 8: out on us. If you hit the prize bed, I'll
Speaker 8: get it. Oh, it's what a turd this system is.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give me a second and got me off guard.
Speaker 1: I was, I wasn't ready.
Speaker 8: I go to hit the button and it's like, no,
Speaker 8: we're gonna log you out this bitch. Thanks dude, appreciate it.
Speaker 1: I can go a cappella if you like. Yeah, go
Speaker 1: acapella ca. Yeah. What I had a pool swim to
Speaker 1: swim in this God damn I need my music. What
Speaker 1: I had a pool to swim in? This summer is
Speaker 1: Lindsay's worst summer. Have a twenty five dollar gift card
Speaker 1: and get some course light or whatever you like. Back
Speaker 1: to you guys. Uh yeah, hang online buddy, so gim
Speaker 1: peek can get your info. And thanks for sharing your story, man,
Speaker 1: h thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Uh, this is a pretty cool story. If you're ready
Speaker 1: for college football.
Speaker 8: Hell yeah, I recently picked up College Football twenty six
Speaker 8: for the PlayStation.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, it feels like a new adventure for you.
Speaker 1: It is a new adventure for me.
Speaker 8: I've played Madden and so I've got the basic gist
Speaker 8: of how the game goes, but it's totally different. There's
Speaker 8: a lot of recruiting involved. I've got built my own.
Speaker 8: It's called the Road to Glory. So you start off
Speaker 8: as a high school player and then you work your
Speaker 8: way up to college and then through college up to.
Speaker 1: The pros or whatever. Yeah, it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: You never want to pick that either.
Speaker 9: And I think I'm gonna ask Marcus if he has
Speaker 9: that game, you could play against him?
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, Well, if you haven't heard, there's been some
Speaker 1: changes at the University of Texas. Sarkisian said that they
Speaker 1: had to let receiver Parker Livingston leave to free up
Speaker 1: money for the major transfer editions, including cam Coleman to Texas.
Speaker 1: Sarks said that in al Monley is not endless, so
Speaker 1: several good players had to go to create cap space.
Speaker 1: Right and Lyvingston was two seasons at Texas, catching twenty
Speaker 1: nine passes for five hundred and sixteen yards and six touchdowns,
Speaker 1: and more importantly, he was roommate to Archie Manny, and
Speaker 1: Livingston made the change and transferred directly to Oklahoma.
Speaker 7: All Right, Texas reportedly offered.
Speaker 1: Livingston a six figure deal, but he left looking for
Speaker 1: a better opportunity. John Mattier says the Sooners have asked
Speaker 1: Livingston what Texas was like, but claims they have not
Speaker 1: grilled him about schemes or the playbook. Really, so he
Speaker 1: thinks they're gonna they're gonna do that. Can they do that?
Speaker 1: They absolutely can do that. They probably absolutely have done that.
Speaker 1: Just keep your mouth shutbody asked, we didn't ask you.
Speaker 1: Sarks response to seeing Livingston in OU uniform. I hope
Speaker 1: we kick his ass. He chose to go there. He's
Speaker 1: on the other side, which is a classic Sarkisian statement.
Speaker 1: So the real question is what's that going to be
Speaker 1: like when there is the red rivalry, you know, Red
Speaker 1: River rivalry. Yeah, it's going to be a good game.
Speaker 1: It's always a good game. Oh yeah, for sure, but
Speaker 1: like there's a little bit more behind it now, I
Speaker 1: think anyway, Yeah, that bad blood. He's got vengeance because
Speaker 1: they let him go. They got vengeance because he went
Speaker 1: to the other team. We got to score. It'll all matter.
Speaker 1: All that revenge will feel just right in that moment,
Speaker 1: or you'll live with it forever. Start calling him, You'll
Speaker 1: be You'll be Robin Williams in Wildcats, No, not Wildcats,
Speaker 1: what's the movie with uh Kurt Russell and Robin Williams
Speaker 1: and reliving high school best of times, reliving that high school.
Speaker 1: Robin Williams can't let it go that he dropped the pass. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and he convinces Kurt Russell, I think they're like thirty
Speaker 1: maybe forty, to get everybody back together to play the
Speaker 1: game again. And this time he wants the vindication because
Speaker 1: Robin Williams character has life, has fallen, apart, divorced, all that,
Speaker 1: so he wants to win his wipe out all these things.
Speaker 7: That's fantastic, trash movie.
Speaker 1: Entire life hinges on this one game. Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic if you've never seen its good classic eighty
Speaker 1: six movie. We got to take a break and we'll
Speaker 1: be back.