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Speaker 6: conspiracy Theory Thursday.
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Speaker 7: I love.
Speaker 6: Really weird and uncomfortable things, right, like really uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: I brought up before the guy who had.
Speaker 6: Drink pond water and said he was never gonna get giardia.
Speaker 2: He was like, so many days until I get grdi.
Speaker 6: He made it six days and we've never heard from
Speaker 6: him again, which I hope he didn't get it, but
Speaker 6: I love the idea that that's a bit and we're
Speaker 6: never going to hear from him again, right, But he
Speaker 6: just assumes he's dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, dead from diarrhea.
Speaker 6: So I love those type of really weird things. There's
Speaker 6: a new one I found online that I've tried to
Speaker 6: pursue how that happens here, but I can't figure it out.
Speaker 2: So what this guy does is he goes and finds.
Speaker 6: Food for sale on Craigslist or Facebook marketplace. Okay, now
Speaker 6: not food, like hey, I'm selling my tomatoes.
Speaker 2: Food Like, hey, I make food. Oh would you like
Speaker 2: to buy it? Okay, Okay. So he's done some places like.
Speaker 6: She was called the Potato Lady, and she did a
Speaker 6: bunch of different ways of potatoes, so like tato salad
Speaker 6: and a baked potato, a baked sweet potato that was
Speaker 6: actually encrusted in like dough and fried, and yeah, I
Speaker 6: mean crazy things. Some of them are pretty good, a
Speaker 6: lot of them are not, so like the one I
Speaker 6: watched yesterday he went and got this guy sold wings
Speaker 6: and and Dorito's Dorito covered cheese sticks, okay, and so
Speaker 6: he bought these things and it was like Chipotle barbecue
Speaker 6: sauce was supposed to be one of the wing flavors.
Speaker 6: And the guy made his own homemade blue cheese and
Speaker 6: so and so when he showed the container, the container
Speaker 6: was yellow. Now, yeah, for those who don't know, blue
Speaker 6: cheese is not supposed to be yellow. Blue white mostly, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: white mostly. And he was like, oh, so he stirred
Speaker 6: it with his finger to taste it, and when he
Speaker 6: pulled out his finger.
Speaker 2: The viscosity was not there, because you really.
Speaker 6: Thick, like not too far away from pancake batter, maybe
Speaker 6: a little bit more runny than pancake bat. Pancake batter right,
Speaker 6: cover your finger like the back of a spoon on
Speaker 6: gravy would cover the back.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: So he sticks his finger in. It's translucent and it
Speaker 6: quickly runs off his hand. Ew yeah, and he's like,
Speaker 6: I think the heat might have gotten to this. You
Speaker 6: must be an expert, sir. Nonetheless, he tries it, and
Speaker 6: he goes in heads and eats it, and he opens
Speaker 6: these Chipotle barbecued wings, and they're naked wings with just
Speaker 6: a squirt like a squirt of barbecue sauce on him,
Speaker 6: not tossed, not coated, nothing like if I made wings,
Speaker 6: if I boiled wings and then put them in a
Speaker 6: tray and then covered him in. I mean, they looked vile.
Speaker 6: And this is what I'm signing up for. This is
Speaker 6: what I want to see. I don't want to see
Speaker 6: it be good, and that's okay to throw that in occasionally.
Speaker 6: I want to see the absolute trainer. I don't even
Speaker 6: care if he eats it. And apparently it is against
Speaker 6: the rules of Craigslist. I don't know about Facebook marketplace
Speaker 6: to sell food online, which kind of makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it makes complete sense.
Speaker 8: Which is odd that Craigslist, of all of them, are
Speaker 8: the ones that like listen.
Speaker 6: Safety, right, that's what we're focused on Craigslist, and most
Speaker 6: of us didn't know Craigslist was still a thing until
Speaker 6: I just brought it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: That, and so I tried to go searching for food
Speaker 6: that you can buy, not that I wanted to buy,
Speaker 6: I just wanted it.
Speaker 2: Was curious to how common this is now.
Speaker 6: I've known people in groups to be like, hey, there's
Speaker 6: a lady that sells Tomali's.
Speaker 2: I think she's called the Tamali Lady.
Speaker 6: And that's how she started her like her business, and
Speaker 6: then became a food truck and now she's got a
Speaker 6: brick and mortar, right, And so I know that that's
Speaker 6: some people do that, that's.
Speaker 2: Their lineage of doing things.
Speaker 6: And I'd like to think most people are sanitary.
Speaker 2: I'd like to.
Speaker 6: Think most people wash their hands. But I've also been
Speaker 6: in people's homes and they have ninety five cats and
Speaker 6: birds that they let fly around, and don't you know,
Speaker 6: just put newspaper on the floor and clean it. I mean,
Speaker 6: ask any cable installer or bug guy or whatever how
Speaker 6: clean people's houses are exactly, and they're going to tell
Speaker 6: you not clean. Yeah, And there's no I'm not even
Speaker 6: gonna ask the question because I feel like it better
Speaker 6: be no on whether you would get food this way,
Speaker 6: even if it was like, hey, it's got to be
Speaker 6: the best, I would need to see a lineage of
Speaker 6: people not die right or get sick or get equal eye.
Speaker 6: Not only that, where do you go to their house
Speaker 6: to pick it up, by the way, or you meet
Speaker 6: them on a street corner, which is what this guy
Speaker 6: mostly does Walmart parking lot. Yes, and sometimes it's packaged professionally,
Speaker 6: and like the wing one I mentioned that was just
Speaker 6: wrapped in some foil and then rolled up. But do
Speaker 6: you wait for a guy just waits for his order
Speaker 6: to come in via Facebook messenger? No, right, and then
Speaker 6: he's like, oh, i'd better make some wings.
Speaker 2: I'll see you in about thirty minutes.
Speaker 6: Now, I'm not talking about those type of places that
Speaker 6: Red Robin did this for a while. Would they they
Speaker 6: had a secret kitchen that was only available through door dash?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, mister Beast has one too, I believe.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it might even be the Red Robin one, but
Speaker 6: that that's how you got the burger or whatever. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I know there's a couple places that do that in town.
Speaker 2: I've never taken taken advantage of that.
Speaker 6: But it's not the same because they have to follow
Speaker 6: health and stay safety standards right.
Speaker 8: And they're in and already brick and mortar establishment. It's
Speaker 8: just a ghost kitchen is all they are. I think
Speaker 8: secret menu items. Yeah, not Joe's House now.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 6: I did do some searching and found some people that
Speaker 6: do meal prep right, like they're Macro friendly, high protein whatever,
Speaker 6: food meal prep and you think that's better because you know,
Speaker 6: well it's meal prep. They obviously care about being healthy. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I don't assume that right when money is involved. Don't
Speaker 6: not assume that though. That is not the way that
Speaker 6: that works. People just want to make money, and so
Speaker 6: I found a lot of people that do that, and
Speaker 6: a lot of I gotta be honest, I probably would
Speaker 6: trust that. Yeah, but that's why I'm also pretty apprehensive
Speaker 6: about trying food at work when somebody's like, hey, I
Speaker 6: brought some brownies.
Speaker 2: Right, because you just never know. I just don't know them.
Speaker 8: Right now, Let's say it was somebody at work that
Speaker 8: you've been over to their house multiple times. I don't
Speaker 8: want to say hangout regularly, but yeah, you know what
Speaker 8: I'm saying, you've been over there, you know how they live. Well,
Speaker 8: that change your mind? Would you try their food then,
Speaker 8: or at least be more app to do it, to
Speaker 8: try it.
Speaker 6: And maybe maybe maybe maybe I don't know, because but again,
Speaker 6: you don't have to follow the rules.
Speaker 2: There's nothing in jeopardy for you.
Speaker 6: No, No, everybody picks their nose, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: And I know I'm just generalizing, but you pick your backside, right,
Speaker 6: you you pet your dog who's been outside rolling and
Speaker 6: god knows what, right, and then you just go back
Speaker 6: to stir in the batter, right, and you're just making food.
Speaker 6: But to me, you are living a wild lifestyle by
Speaker 6: doing that.
Speaker 2: And the guy's got to he's like, eh, yeah, some
Speaker 2: people like to live on the edge like that.
Speaker 6: Man, He's like, you're sitting there not work, worried about
Speaker 6: I don't know what's happening. Something's happening. Uh oh yeah, no,
Speaker 6: that would be that would be on me. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: be honest with you, guys. I'm near the end of
Speaker 6: my mind.
Speaker 5: You too, are you and me both?
Speaker 2: We literally just did a whole segment over a stop set,
Speaker 2: the greatest segment that nobody ever heard.
Speaker 8: Or maybe they did, just blended in with the commercials
Speaker 8: subliminal messaging, and I'm.
Speaker 6: Just completely frustrated with absolutely everything and everyone. Am I
Speaker 6: on that last You're lumped in just by just by proximity?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, I'll accept it. And now I don't know
Speaker 2: what to do.
Speaker 6: We talked that sucks so bad, and listen, I understand
Speaker 6: that this I'm ranting now.
Speaker 2: Probably sharing things I shouldn't share.
Speaker 6: I'm literally near the end of my rope with this
Speaker 6: job in this company, and this isn't a fishing I
Speaker 6: don't need you to text and be like, well, we
Speaker 6: love it, like I appreciate that. This is more of
Speaker 6: my mental journey.
Speaker 2: Can I interest you in a value.
Speaker 6: No, because I'm not a believer in medicating the pain. Nonetheless,
Speaker 6: that sucks. That happened. The whole clock's jacked up now,
Speaker 6: and it's my fault. This, This was my fault. This
Speaker 6: happened because of my lack of attention.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, I get excited talking about Craigslist food.
Speaker 2: People are saying I heard the segment.
Speaker 6: It's it's fine, nothing happened, Okay, but still it's the fact.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 6: I'm sweating right now. I'm so frustrated. I need you
Speaker 6: to duplicate that back. I got to be able to
Speaker 6: play the stop set on the air. I need you
Speaker 6: to duplicate that back for me. You know what, that
Speaker 6: would be nice if I knew what you meant by
Speaker 6: duplicating that bag. Okay, I can't create the entire segment,
Speaker 6: Yes you can not the segment what we missed, Yes,
Speaker 6: I got it.
Speaker 2: I will I will take care of it. Thanks. Nonetheless,
Speaker 2: I feel worthless.
Speaker 6: I hope you can work that out with your therapist. Yeah,
Speaker 6: we'll take your value, your saving for me.
Speaker 2: I'll take both of ours. Yeah. Uh, let's see here.
Speaker 2: That was that okay?
Speaker 6: Because I saw this, I saw the thing move and
Speaker 6: I was like, what's happening? Why is that doing that?
Speaker 2: Why is that? Okay? So do that? Do that. Let's
Speaker 2: see if this fixes it, and then we'll take a break.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll come back. I don't know, we'll see. It's
Speaker 2: time for news quaggies, world news, local news and news
Speaker 2: that just makes you say what. Here's Corbyn, Gimbe and
Speaker 2: Lindsay with what's going on news squakies from the Big
Speaker 2: Med Morning showing nineties on the.
Speaker 5: Five couple charged ninety five hundred dollars for putting diesel
Speaker 5: in a rental car. This happened in Canada, e where
Speaker 5: Canadians Kelly and Catherine Graves returned from an amazing road
Speaker 5: trip but found that their post a vacation buzz spoiled
Speaker 5: by an unexpected bill from Enterprise Rental Car. The bill
Speaker 5: claimed they put diesel fuel in the vehicle, so they
Speaker 5: in turn owed the company nine five hundred dollars because
Speaker 5: the car would no longer start. Not only did the
Speaker 5: duo deny the allegation, but they fired back with receipts
Speaker 5: and pictures to back up their case. It turns out
Speaker 5: that the twenty twenty five dodged duringo that they rented
Speaker 5: was designed with protections to avoid things like this from happening,
Speaker 5: meaning it was impossible to shove a diesel fuel nozzle
Speaker 5: into the filler.
Speaker 2: Neck yeah uh, the other different girths.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And the airport was thirty miles from their last
Speaker 5: fuel stop, so the car wouldn't have it would have
Speaker 5: acted up had diesel fuel been used. So nine months later,
Speaker 5: representation was enlisted and the charge was dropped, citing an
Speaker 5: inability to verify the source of the diesel fuel. And
Speaker 5: this story has since gone viral and commentors are calling
Speaker 5: this a scam perpetrated by companies on customers who don't
Speaker 5: have the documentation that can help fight them, that can help,
Speaker 5: you know, back up their claims. So they're using this
Speaker 5: as a warning to everyone of people that will try
Speaker 5: to get money from you, make sure that you document
Speaker 5: your when you rent these cars and stuff.
Speaker 2: You would think.
Speaker 8: That a corporation though, like that major rental car corporation.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't do that.
Speaker 8: But I guess you can't necessarily know who's working for
Speaker 8: you exactly.
Speaker 2: Think of it like, yeah, when you go.
Speaker 8: To a fast food restaurant, you order the food, you
Speaker 8: pay for the food, the guy who took your order
Speaker 8: in the drive through wrings it up, cancels it out,
Speaker 8: pockets the cash.
Speaker 5: Right exactly.
Speaker 8: It's not the corporation's fault, it's just the worker who
Speaker 8: went through it.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 8: But with that being said, how is the worker going
Speaker 8: to get the ninety five hundred that they say is
Speaker 8: owed to the rental car company?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's a good question, unless they maybe they put
Speaker 5: a faked dress on there or you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you could.
Speaker 5: Cash app Venmo.
Speaker 8: If any corporation asked me to cash app them, I'm
Speaker 8: already sus yeah, you know, because that just put look
Speaker 8: from your bank, not here's my cash, am, here's here's
Speaker 8: my venmo. Boyfriend stabbed over air fryer chicken. This comes
Speaker 8: out of Washington, Or twenty seven year old gown named
Speaker 8: Mikayla and her boyfriend Lucas were supposed to have dinner
Speaker 8: one night and Lucas comes over to her house. He
Speaker 8: brings some chicken legs, some drum sticks, and some east
Speaker 8: seasoning for the air fryer. Gonna cook up some chicken,
Speaker 8: have a good night. But Mikayla didn't like that. She
Speaker 8: told him earlier that she wanted to go out and
Speaker 8: that the change in plans upset her. So an argument
Speaker 8: breaks out and that's when old Lucas, at least according
Speaker 8: to Micayla anyway, started pushing her buttons.
Speaker 2: So what did she do?
Speaker 8: She grabs a knife, plunges it through the man's heart,
Speaker 8: stabs him right and plunges it through his chest, stamps
Speaker 8: them in the heart.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: Of course, she calls nine one one. The guy's dead.
Speaker 8: The police take her in. On the way to the
Speaker 8: police station, that's where she told him that she did
Speaker 8: stab him and that she should have gone to the
Speaker 8: bar instead, and that she added to the what she
Speaker 8: was telling the police that if his parents didn't hate
Speaker 8: her before, they're definitely gonna hate her now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she murdered him, Yeah, over some chicken. Over chicken?
Speaker 5: Does that does that make it to the list?
Speaker 2: No, because he wouldn't assaulted with chicken.
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 8: Wow, Now if she stripped the chicken leg, had the
Speaker 8: bone sharpened it to a point, stabbed him in the
Speaker 8: chest that way, I think that would count.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Santa arrested in child predator sting. A Florida man known
Speaker 6: for playing Santa at holl events is now facing charges
Speaker 6: following an undercovered child predator investigation. Sheriff's office says sixty
Speaker 6: year old Thomas Comesit on my Lap. Hicks was taken
Speaker 6: into custody during a multi day steam targeting people seeking
Speaker 6: sex with children online. Investigators say Hicks responded to an
Speaker 6: ad posted by law enforcement that said, hey, you want
Speaker 6: to be like the government, knowing the advertised child involved
Speaker 6: was thirteen years old. He is now facing multiple charges,
Speaker 6: including human trafficking and traveling to meet a minor.
Speaker 2: I can't speak for you, guys. I get in a car,
Speaker 2: pull out of the driveway, and as I'm pulling out,
Speaker 2: I go, where am I going? What am I doing?
Speaker 2: Why am I doing this?
Speaker 6: I don't know if this individual does that, but that
Speaker 6: means they backed out and went I'm going to meet
Speaker 6: at kid?
Speaker 2: Well, what was going to go to work today?
Speaker 6: In his defense, he's probably said that a lot right
Speaker 6: because he's Sana.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but there's a difference between I'm gonna go see
Speaker 8: some kids and make their hopes and wishes. We'll at
Speaker 8: least get their hopes and wishes up anyway, and then
Speaker 8: I'm going to go have sex with one.
Speaker 6: I'm just saying it's probably not the first time he's
Speaker 6: traveled to meet a minor. True, But because he's wearing
Speaker 6: a Santa suit of a make believe person, sorry, kids,
Speaker 6: then it's completely okay.
Speaker 8: Oh so you're saying outside of Santa, this is what
Speaker 8: the guy's done. I'm saying when he does it as
Speaker 8: Santa Claus, we're.
Speaker 2: Fine with it. Yeah, Santa Claus Easter Bonnie. But once
Speaker 2: he takes the costume off, he's still a two movies. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was the same guy.
Speaker 8: When do we just, I don't know, cancel all mascots
Speaker 8: like that Santa's Easter Bunnies because it seems like this
Speaker 8: happens more so than not.
Speaker 6: It just seems the lines blurred. I guess, right, right,
Speaker 6: because how do you trust Maybe I don't know if
Speaker 6: you should trust the Santa you go to wherever, compared
Speaker 6: to the guy who does this for a living, right,
Speaker 6: I'm not saying the person that does it at whatever
Speaker 6: location isn't trying to make a living, but he's not
Speaker 6: betting his life on it.
Speaker 8: Oh so you're not like seasonal workers like that. Yes,
Speaker 8: I mean Santa is seasonal work. Let's clear that up. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean, listen, I'm sure you can hire a Santa
Speaker 8: to come to your your party in May.
Speaker 2: Do they have off season hours?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: I'm sure because you know you've heard of the whole
Speaker 8: Christmas in July, right, so you'll need a Santa Claus.
Speaker 2: Then.
Speaker 8: I've never heard of a single DeMaio Santa. But I'm
Speaker 8: not saying that it can't happen. Saint Patrick's Day Santa, No,
Speaker 8: does not work. Yeah, dreams day Santa.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm gonna say this, and I've never said it
Speaker 6: out that what time is it. I've never said this
Speaker 6: out loud. There's a little bit of Hansel and Gretel
Speaker 6: ish about Santa and Missus Claus, like brothers, no, like
Speaker 6: the fairy Tale of Hansel and Gretel, and they're just like, oh,
Speaker 6: the lady's got candy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah. And when you.
Speaker 6: See pictures of Santa and Missus Claws and you're like, look,
Speaker 6: how fun that looks.
Speaker 2: Oh and you're giving me here's some candy, little girl.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, get in a van.
Speaker 6: Come sit on my Come sit on my love. Oh
Speaker 6: miss Clause help them m hm oh god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's there's a little bit of predator esh things
Speaker 2: that come. And I know some of you are very
Speaker 2: diehard Christmas people. This is not about Christmas. No, it's
Speaker 2: about Greeby's ANDAs this is.
Speaker 6: This is about the line people taking advantage of that feeling.
Speaker 5: Well, first you trust missus Clause, then you trust Santa.
Speaker 6: Well, she's a doctrine, so right, she's just afraid of
Speaker 6: being whipped.
Speaker 8: I wonder if there are couples like that that work
Speaker 8: as a mister and missus Clause and prey on the
Speaker 8: young like that.
Speaker 2: I just read a story. We're fifty percent of that.
Speaker 2: That's true, right of both of them. Well, no, but
Speaker 2: what a man does, That's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 8: I mean, you kind of expect it from the man
Speaker 8: because the men are creepy, right, But for the couple
Speaker 8: to get into it at together and do it as
Speaker 8: a couple, I'm sure there's.
Speaker 2: Gotta be cases out there like that.
Speaker 6: I can only guess the argument of why Santas are okay?
Speaker 6: Is you would say something to the effect of they
Speaker 6: brings joy to little kids' faces.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, sure.
Speaker 6: But I see a lot of kids cry around Santa,
Speaker 6: just saying freak out. Yeah, and they we're like, no go,
Speaker 6: here's a child innocent, doesn't know anything. It's self defense
Speaker 6: mechanism is like ew right, and we're like, no go.
Speaker 6: We've been standing in line.
Speaker 2: We're making memories. Damn it. You should love Santa. Right.
Speaker 6: Oh, that just hit me. We're a heart of the God.
Speaker 2: Enabling the molestation.
Speaker 6: I mean, you're definitely not going yeah, trust your gut.
Speaker 6: What do we do with aunt? When your kid has
Speaker 6: an aunt and uncle and they're like kids are like eh,
Speaker 6: You're like, you hug your aunt, you hug your uncle.
Speaker 2: She always goes.
Speaker 5: You think, yeah, you thank them for that card, you
Speaker 5: kiss you?
Speaker 2: What is this world turned into? Kids?
Speaker 6: I think you naturally have that defense mechanism, but we
Speaker 6: just bust it down. Trust an old man who's dressed
Speaker 6: up thinking to be someone else. You hug your uncle,
Speaker 6: you sit on his lap. All right, we got to
Speaker 6: take a break.
Speaker 2: We'll be back.
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Speaker 8: Gimpi tremendous all right, So recently the government, the man
Speaker 8: has rescheduled cannabis from a scheduled one to a schedule three.
Speaker 8: And as a cannabis user and a fan, and I
Speaker 8: know there's a lot of us out there, I don't
Speaker 8: know dick about this. I know that it changes from
Speaker 8: making it a schedule one like you know, heroin and
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Speaker 8: somebody come on and explain this, I brought on Daniel
Speaker 8: Lewis from the Cowboy Cup.
Speaker 6: He's on the phone with us right now because he
Speaker 6: is the most knowledgeable person that I know that I
Speaker 6: think can help us through this kind of explain what
Speaker 6: the rescheduling means.
Speaker 2: Daniel, Good morning.
Speaker 7: Hey, good morning, GiB How are you guys.
Speaker 8: Good to hear from you, man, Good to hear from you, buddy.
Speaker 8: So Daniel, let's just kind of take it from the
Speaker 8: top here. I just said, what I know about this,
Speaker 8: What does the rescheduling of cannabis mean on the federal level.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't know, you know, I don't know what
Speaker 7: you guys just talked about, but you know, let's say,
Speaker 7: you know, what is what is the drug schedule? Right,
Speaker 7: So in nineteen seventy, Nixon signed into law the Controlled
Speaker 7: Substances Act, which basically had the DEA schedule or classify
Speaker 7: drugs based on their potential for abuse and dependence, safety,
Speaker 7: medical qualities. And they started with Schedule one, two, three, four,
Speaker 7: and five, and Schedule one is the highest potential for abuse,
Speaker 7: highly illegal, federally illegal, meaning doctors can't prescribe it. And
Speaker 7: then as you go on down the list, those qualifications
Speaker 7: kind of lower all the way to you know, rovetestin
Speaker 7: ac and stuff like that. So when they rescheduled, they
Speaker 7: took cannabis from the highest schedule Schedule one no no
Speaker 7: medical use to schedule three, which I'm not sure that
Speaker 7: I agree that that's where it belongs.
Speaker 9: To me.
Speaker 7: Anything any lower than where tobacco and alcohol is isn't
Speaker 7: really acceptable, which is not on the schedule at all.
Speaker 7: But this does do some this does do some good things.
Speaker 7: It does some things, and it doesn't do some things.
Speaker 7: And then there's there's still some things that are in
Speaker 7: the air with it, right, and so, so I know
Speaker 7: we've touched on this before, but why why was cannabis
Speaker 7: put on Schedule one to begin with. And the answer
Speaker 7: is is really racism. You know, back in the nineteen
Speaker 7: thirties was when it when it legally, you know, federally
Speaker 7: became illegal. Marijuana was and it was it was due
Speaker 7: to you know, they were wanting to put Mexican immigrants
Speaker 7: in jail. And you know, obviously throughout the world cannabis
Speaker 7: has been used in for medicine or for religious purposes.
Speaker 7: And for some reason, these guys got it in their
Speaker 7: head that they wanted to run the Mexicans out. We
Speaker 7: needed a good excuse to arrest them, and so they
Speaker 7: created the marijuana tax actions. That was you know, part
Speaker 7: of their culture. And black people too. You know, black
Speaker 7: people historically in jazz clubs were smoking cannabis and they
Speaker 7: and they needed a reason to put them all in
Speaker 7: jail basically, and so they did, and it's remained there
Speaker 7: for all these years, and then in nineteen seventy there's
Speaker 7: remained illegal. And then in nineteen seventy Nixon passed that
Speaker 7: Controlled Substances Act, which which created a schedule you know,
Speaker 7: basically keeping it keeping it illegal.
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead, yeah.
Speaker 9: No, yeah.
Speaker 7: So you know the question is what does this do
Speaker 7: for Oklahoma cannabis. Right, yeah, And so it's going to
Speaker 7: affect three things. You've got patients, You've got how it
Speaker 7: affects businesses, and then how it's going to affect you know,
Speaker 7: future research. And really, you know, from first look, it
Speaker 7: looks like it's going to open up a lot of
Speaker 7: these things. You know, I think people are nervous that
Speaker 7: that big farm is going to come in and take
Speaker 7: over and and you know, basically run all of these
Speaker 7: these cannabis companies that have that have you know, grown
Speaker 7: over all these years of.
Speaker 4: State legalization.
Speaker 7: Out of business. I I don't really see that happening
Speaker 7: what I can So there's a lot of stuff that
Speaker 7: we don't really know about. It's all it's all so early.
Speaker 7: But what what I can tell you what it does
Speaker 7: do is a it relieves banking burdens for for cannabis companies.
Speaker 7: For all these years, cannabis companies can't go get conventional
Speaker 7: loans because the banks are insured by fd I c
Speaker 7: cannabis is federally illegal even though it was on the
Speaker 7: state level. It closed down banking tax burden and so
Speaker 7: these dispensaries and these grows for all these years have
Speaker 7: only been able to write off basically cost the goods
Speaker 7: what it costs them to purchase and sell those goods,
Speaker 7: meaning payroll, you can write off payroll, couldn't write off
Speaker 7: your leaves, couldn't write off insurance, couldn't write off advertising.
Speaker 7: The SCC was regulating advertising, and so you couldn't, you know,
Speaker 7: basically to advertise you went to one of my festivals
Speaker 7: or or or you know, some radio stations have kind
Speaker 7: of allowed it. You guys know, you guys know all
Speaker 7: the ins and outs of that, and so it's been
Speaker 7: real hard for companies to compete in other industries. We're
Speaker 7: just you know, we're a step behind, especially, I mean,
Speaker 7: imagine not being able to file taxes on all your expenses. Well,
Speaker 7: now that opens all that up definitely, and so not
Speaker 7: not only does it open up taxually, they're actually talking
Speaker 7: about giving retroactive tax relief to companies that have been
Speaker 7: in business. Now how far back they're going to go,
Speaker 7: you know, I don't really know, or whether they end
Speaker 7: up doing it, I don't know, but I know in
Speaker 7: the bill they've they've asked for that.
Speaker 4: So that's that's.
Speaker 7: Really good advertising. It's going to open up some stuff
Speaker 7: for advertising. Where now hopefully we'll the SCC will prop
Speaker 7: you know, their regulations where where cannabis can be advertised. Also,
Speaker 7: the best part of well, one of the one of
Speaker 7: the good parts about this is you know, under Schedule one,
Speaker 7: you researchers had to get a Schedule one DEA license
Speaker 7: to to research cannabis, which is impossible to get. I mean,
Speaker 7: they you just couldn't get it. And now since.
Speaker 4: It's a Schedule three research.
Speaker 7: License, that's much much easier to get. So this will
Speaker 7: this will open the door. I'm gonna take a drink.
Speaker 7: This will open the door for a lot more research
Speaker 7: to get to get people educated on what cannabis really
Speaker 7: is instead of what they've been telling.
Speaker 4: You, you know, all these years.
Speaker 7: So I think that for businesses, it's it's it's it's
Speaker 7: gonna be a good thing to start out with. Again,
Speaker 7: we'll have to see, you know where where the Fed,
Speaker 7: where the FED takes it business is something they need
Speaker 7: to know. They are going to have to register with
Speaker 7: the DEA. They they actually don't have to, which is
Speaker 7: another one of these kind of funny things. But go
Speaker 7: in there and you know, you guys, I'm sure they're
Speaker 7: all doing the research. But there's gonna be some uh,
Speaker 7: some registration with the DEA. Generally, what we're talking about
Speaker 7: is just leaving the states alone and letting them, letting
Speaker 7: the laws be what the laws be are on in
Speaker 7: them in those states. And so I think largely it
Speaker 7: you know, it didn't change everything yesterday, and so you know,
Speaker 7: the reporting stays the same, the testing stays the same,
Speaker 7: a lot of you know, all the state laws are
Speaker 7: gonna are going to remain the same, and so we'll
Speaker 7: kind of.
Speaker 4: We'll, we'll, we'll, we'll see how that goes.
Speaker 7: Just so you know, recreational cannabis states, with recreational cannabis,
Speaker 7: it is still federally illegal. They are talking about going
Speaker 7: back and rescheduling all of cannabis and synthetic cannabis, you know,
Speaker 7: Delta nine, Delta Delta or Delta athc and and some
Speaker 7: of these other things, but as of this bill, recreational
Speaker 7: cannabis is still federally illegal. So I don't think that
Speaker 7: any of those people that are doing this in recreational
Speaker 7: states will gain any of these benefits. But Oklahoma being
Speaker 7: a medical state, it will. So you know, Schedule three,
Speaker 7: you still have to have a prescription from a doctor.
Speaker 8: So with this new rescheduling, does that mean what does
Speaker 8: that mean if you get popped and you don't have
Speaker 8: a card, is that going to uh? Is that going
Speaker 8: to make it for a lighter penalty or is it
Speaker 8: still going to be the same across the board or
Speaker 8: is that up to the states?
Speaker 2: How does that work out? Do you know?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Right now, it's gonna stay of the states. So if
Speaker 7: you don't have a medical marijuana card, it's as illegal
Speaker 7: as anything, and they're gonna bust you forward it's a misdemeanor.
Speaker 7: If they catch you in your car with it, they're
Speaker 7: gonna get and it's within reach. Or you have an
Speaker 7: empty pre roll tube, they're gonna give you at the
Speaker 7: least an open container and probably gonna give you a dui.
Speaker 7: So so for patients, nothing really changes. It all stays
Speaker 7: the same, including that.
Speaker 8: Okay, what's this mean for so far as like OMMA
Speaker 8: and the card holders the renewal or maybe people who
Speaker 8: are looking and new card holders like they're just looking
Speaker 8: they're going to get a card. Does that Does this
Speaker 8: rescheduling change anything for them?
Speaker 7: No, again, it doesn't really change anything on the state level.
Speaker 7: I think they're taking the correct the peers that they're
Speaker 7: going to take the correct approach and say, hey, you
Speaker 7: guys already have your programs, you've already got so many
Speaker 7: laws written into state law that we're just going to.
Speaker 4: Let let that go as you know, go as as
Speaker 4: as it is.
Speaker 7: However, what this does do, or looks like it's going
Speaker 7: to do, is open interstate commerce. So if Oklahoma's smart,
Speaker 7: since we've got the most growers and growth space and
Speaker 7: we'd per capita that they've been barking about, we should
Speaker 7: take all that and use.
Speaker 4: It for export.
Speaker 7: I mean, Oklahoma is an agricultural state, always has been,
Speaker 7: and a lot of these people are suffering, you know,
Speaker 7: the farmers are suffering the price that meets through the
Speaker 7: roof and the price all.
Speaker 4: This stuff's through the roof.
Speaker 7: This is a really good way for Oklahoma to say, Okay,
Speaker 7: now that it's federally legal, let's you know, let's ramp
Speaker 7: up production and start exporting to states.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 7: You know, right now, under Oklahoma it's illegal to export.
Speaker 7: But you know that's something that can change now. The
Speaker 7: reason it was is because it was federally illegal, and
Speaker 7: so I'd really like to see some of that change
Speaker 7: and us start using our vast medical marijuana industry that
Speaker 7: has grown in Oklahoma to start, you know, providing other states.
Speaker 7: So it's just income and God knows we need it.
Speaker 8: Truth, So that's not happening right now. But what do
Speaker 8: we need to make that happen. That's up to the
Speaker 8: state legislatures, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it would be up to the state legislators and
Speaker 7: somebody unless unless we got a petition signed and.
Speaker 4: Did it like we did seven eighty eight, it would
Speaker 4: be up to them.
Speaker 7: Up to them to make it, excuse and make any
Speaker 7: law and us sitting at fiftieth and education and underfunded
Speaker 7: and everything getting defunded. There can anybody else name a
Speaker 7: better way to immediately change all that than than than
Speaker 7: being able to do it with the cannabis industry. There's
Speaker 7: nothing out there.
Speaker 8: It makes good sense to me. So, in your opinion,
Speaker 8: what does this mean for the future of federal legalization,
Speaker 8: either making a federally legal medical all across all fifty
Speaker 8: states or federally legal recreational all across the fifty states.
Speaker 2: What do you think that means in your opinion?
Speaker 7: In my In my opinion, the rescheduling of cannabis is.
Speaker 4: A great step forward it's.
Speaker 7: The federal government real you know, acknowledging.
Speaker 4: That cannabis has medical potential.
Speaker 7: And so just like any other medical you know, state California,
Speaker 7: nobody ever started out recreationally that I'm that I'm aware of.
Speaker 4: Somebody's gonna fact.
Speaker 7: Check me on that, but it doesn't happen very often
Speaker 7: if it did, And so it's it's really the first
Speaker 7: step in getting the stigma around cannabis changed. And I
Speaker 7: think by doing this and at least them acknowledging that
Speaker 7: cannabis has medical values, that you know, it's step in
Speaker 7: our direction and hopefully the future is bright and hopefully
Speaker 7: we can continue to get some research. And you know,
Speaker 7: that's what the federal's government wants, is research, and it's
Speaker 7: something that nobody's been able to do. They just shut
Speaker 7: the door on anybody being able to do any research.
Speaker 7: And so now hopefully we can do some of that
Speaker 7: and start helping, uh, you know.
Speaker 4: Some of these PTSD patients.
Speaker 7: I know that Trump signed into executive order that they're
Speaker 7: going to start doing testing on p PTSD with cannabis
Speaker 7: and and veterans, and so I think it's a step
Speaker 7: in the right direction. You know, we'll kind of we'll
Speaker 7: see what comes of it.
Speaker 2: You know, you've got a text here. Who wants to know?
Speaker 8: How will it affect firearms purchases and ownership?
Speaker 7: I haven't, to be honest, I haven't really looked into that.
Speaker 4: Yet. They haven't.
Speaker 7: You know, nothing in this bill says anything about firearms.
Speaker 7: So anything that they do is going to have to
Speaker 7: be done, you know, in the future. So they haven't
Speaker 7: really come out and said anything about it. I know.
Speaker 7: I know our governor in the past, uh really right
Speaker 7: when he got elected, he came out and said, hey,
Speaker 7: medical cannabis has nothing to do with your with your
Speaker 7: rights of keeping bare arms. And that's kind of the
Speaker 7: way Oklahoma's been so far. And think it all depends
Speaker 7: on how you're treating the cops that day when you
Speaker 7: got a gun and and weeding the car. But it
Speaker 7: has yet to be seen.
Speaker 8: So a lot of it right now, everything's still pretty
Speaker 8: much unchanged. But it opens the doors for some change
Speaker 8: in the cannabis industry.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well, we'll see what it does, you know, we'll
Speaker 7: see what it does.
Speaker 2: Okay, And he's down.
Speaker 7: The government gets hold of something, they're bound.
Speaker 4: To screw it up.
Speaker 2: But of course that's financially that's just my opinion, all right.
Speaker 8: So we're gonna shift gears here for a little bit
Speaker 8: because I got a couple of the things that we're
Speaker 8: talking about. I want to thank you real quick for
Speaker 8: coming on and talking about the rescheduling, you know, and
Speaker 8: trying to clear things up for some people. But the
Speaker 8: Cowboy Cop we're working on what seven years this year, right?
Speaker 4: Eight?
Speaker 2: By god? Eight years?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 2: And you've got a pretty believe big announcement from what
Speaker 2: I hear.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we do. So today at ten o'clock there's going
Speaker 7: to be a big announcement. But since you're my friend,
Speaker 7: we're not on the air anymore, are we.
Speaker 2: No, not at all.
Speaker 7: So Cowboy Cuff is so to announce that we have
Speaker 7: partnered up with Rocklahoma this year, and so we are
Speaker 7: going to throw Cowboy Cuff in all of its glory,
Speaker 7: big vendor tent games, sendinars education right in the middle
Speaker 7: of Rocklahoma Labor Day weekend. People that have tickets to
Speaker 7: Ockklahoma will have full access to Cowboy Cup. Here's a
Speaker 7: little hint for you. If you go to you want
Speaker 7: to get a Saturday GA or a weekend GA passed
Speaker 7: you can go to my website and get it at
Speaker 7: a discount. He only place you're going to be able
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Speaker 9: Is there.
Speaker 7: So if you want to come out and see the show,
Speaker 7: We're going to do the awards show on Saturday at
Speaker 7: four twenty on the Believe the Renegade stage anyway, one
Speaker 7: of their.
Speaker 4: Big festival stages.
Speaker 7: Following that Cypress Hill Baby. So people have been asking
Speaker 7: me to bring Cypers Hill for a year as well.
Speaker 4: Now they've got it, that is and.
Speaker 7: God smack and and popa roach and in thing, clown
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Speaker 4: Goes on and on.
Speaker 7: You guys, go to at am we will have our
Speaker 7: website launch and so we'll Wrapahoma with our page on
Speaker 7: it to go find out all the details about Rockinghoma
Speaker 7: and the Cowboy Cup partnership.
Speaker 2: That is awesome.
Speaker 8: I did have a text come in real quick about
Speaker 8: the rescheduling, so I want to go backwards a little bit.
Speaker 2: But it's problem.
Speaker 8: How will it affect CDL drivers? Do you know the
Speaker 8: commercial driver's license because right now they can't touch any
Speaker 8: of that because they'll lose their license. Will this rescheduling
Speaker 8: affect that any.
Speaker 7: This immediate rescheduling does not because it's still it's still
Speaker 7: a prescription medication. Again, GIMPI you know, we're all kind
Speaker 7: of on the at the beginning of this. I don't
Speaker 7: know all the ins and outs. I can tell you
Speaker 7: that it doesn't say anything in there about it. Generally
Speaker 7: that's qualified as a dangerous work position, and so I
Speaker 7: know in Oklahoma by law, companies with dangerous positions are
Speaker 7: allowed to deny cannabis patients or people that the test
Speaker 7: positive for cannabis still even though it shouldn't be. I
Speaker 7: mean it should. I take that back. I think it
Speaker 7: should be for you know, for drivers. But like I said,
Speaker 7: for now, there will be no change to that because
Speaker 7: it's a it's a stake law that says you can't.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what I figured.
Speaker 8: But I want to make sure everybody who's texting in
Speaker 8: their questions gets their questions answered.
Speaker 2: So thank you for getting that.
Speaker 8: And lastly, here Daniel, before we let you go, h
Speaker 8: this past Cowboy Cup, we kind.
Speaker 2: Of had a special guest out there, didn't we We did, man, I'm.
Speaker 4: Glad you brought that up. Dude.
Speaker 7: CNN song and their their chief medical correspondent and team
Speaker 7: Sonjay Gupta, was at the cuff last year filming a
Speaker 7: piece called Weed eight Women in Cannabis, and so we
Speaker 7: had a big women in Cannabis panel there at the Cups.
Speaker 7: So they came out and did some filming over the weekend.
Speaker 7: Anybody that was there saw them out there.
Speaker 4: You couldn't miss them.
Speaker 7: And about a week ago they released that documentary on CNN.
Speaker 7: So if you've got a cable cable subscription we've been
Speaker 7: talking about prescription subscription, you can go on CNN, download
Speaker 7: the app and watch that. It's a very interesting document
Speaker 7: on how, you know, the shift in cannabis and how
Speaker 7: women you know, are affecting that and women's business owners,
Speaker 7: women's scientists, women researchers and things like that.
Speaker 4: Really cool.
Speaker 7: The beauty of it is for me, the whole thing,
Speaker 7: you know, as a story, starts at the Cowboy Cup
Speaker 7: with him walking through the tent, Sanjay walking through the
Speaker 7: tent and then kind of ends back to the Cowboy Cups.
Speaker 7: We're super honored to be a part of history.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 7: You know, we've come a long way and I think
Speaker 7: that you know, we just keep moving forward. I said,
Speaker 7: I think the rescheduling is a good move. I think
Speaker 7: it's it's a positive. It's a positive move. We'll see
Speaker 7: where it kind of ends up. But I can't all
Speaker 7: in all.
Speaker 4: You know this is a step in the right direction.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, brother, Well, I uh, Daniel. I appreciate you
Speaker 8: coming on the show and talking about schedule, all right.
Speaker 8: I appreciate the Cowboy Cup every year that's coming around,
Speaker 8: and I think it's awesome that you've teamed up with
Speaker 8: with Rock Oklahoma this year and they're gonna have it
Speaker 8: out there. And again, thank you very much for your time.
Speaker 8: You enjoy the rest of your day.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, goodbyes, guys. I love you'all.
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Speaker 6: eight six seventy five three O.
Speaker 2: Nine and just forgot you. I was thinking about this yesterday.
Speaker 6: I don't know what his excuse is of what the
Speaker 6: shells were for right. So to me, that's kind of
Speaker 6: an important point. Like this eighty six and forty seven
Speaker 6: the year his mom and I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not making excuses for him. I'm saying I just
Speaker 2: hardly he is not a gangster. So like, no, he's
Speaker 2: a dirty cop.
Speaker 6: It feels like Steve Buscemi situation, like eighty six, like
Speaker 6: huh hey.
Speaker 8: Trump told reporters that eighty six is used by mob
Speaker 8: buses when they order an associate to kill someone.
Speaker 2: When asked if he thought his life was.
Speaker 8: In danger, Trump said, probably at least asked about it.
Speaker 8: What else we got here? King Chuck and Queen Camilla
Speaker 8: returned to Virginia. Today, King's House and Queen come in
Speaker 8: to his official state visit to the s includes a
Speaker 8: few stops in Virginia.
Speaker 6: Today, the royal couple will reportedly attend a community block
Speaker 6: party in front of Royal to celebrate America's two hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty of the birthday.
Speaker 2: I could just see him out there.
Speaker 8: Block party, got a DJ setup, you know, maybe a
Speaker 8: bounce house. Somebody's grilling hot dogs, and then here comes
Speaker 8: with the goddamn King and Queen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hey, King want a waiter. So I just went
Speaker 6: down the rabbit hole quickly. About eighty six and the
Speaker 6: mob connection, Uh huh. I always knew it from a
Speaker 6: restaurant term, meaning we were out of that.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 6: Ok, so if you like the special, the blue plate special,
Speaker 6: you would go back to put an order and they'd
Speaker 6: be like, hey, eighty six blue plate, yeah, meaning it
Speaker 6: was no longer available. So that's where I thought the
Speaker 6: term men No. Eighty six is a mob term for
Speaker 6: taking them eight miles out and burying them six feet under. Well,
Speaker 6: I mean I didn't think he was wrong that that
Speaker 6: term was a term associated with murder. I just didn't
Speaker 6: know the mob context. Additionally, I would find it hard
Speaker 6: to believe a mob person would be like, yeah, here's
Speaker 6: what the term means.
Speaker 2: Right, I don't know what you're talking about. Queen station. Right. Anyhow,
Speaker 2: back to the King and his wayner.
Speaker 8: The King and Queen are also supposed to visit the
Speaker 8: Shenandoah National Park before departing the US to head to Bermuda.
Speaker 2: They're just on vacation, right, Well, they're the King and Queen.
Speaker 2: Of course they were on vacation. We got a stop
Speaker 2: in the US first, though. I think you could argue
Speaker 2: they've never worked. That is a true statement. They would
Speaker 2: say they worked. Of course. I'm sure it's hard work.
Speaker 8: Being the King Queen. It really is eight winners. What
Speaker 8: else we got here? There's a new date set for
Speaker 8: the Bondi deposition. The House will hear from Attorney General
Speaker 8: Pam excuse me, farmer, Attorney General Pam Bondi during her
Speaker 8: deposition in the House's Jeffy Epstein investigation, scheduled for next month.
Speaker 8: This comes after Democratic Congressman Robert Garcia introduced a resolution
Speaker 8: yesterday to hold Bondy in civil contempt for not complying
Speaker 8: with a subpoena. The GOP spokesperson for the House Oversight
Speaker 8: Committee announced Bondi would appear on May twenty ninth. Bondi
Speaker 8: was originally set to testify earlier this month, but the
Speaker 8: Justice Department said that she was no longer obligated to
Speaker 8: appear after she was removed as Attorney General. And then
Speaker 8: lastly here then Astronomy club fights to save Jink's Planetarium
Speaker 8: from closure. Jink's parents, students, and a local astronomy group
Speaker 8: pushing back against the Jinks Public School District's decision to
Speaker 8: close the Jinx Planetarium. The district said budget concerns are
Speaker 8: driving the decision to repurpose the facility. According to the district,
Speaker 8: the planetarium requires hundreds of thousands of dollars annually to operate.
Speaker 8: Jinks wants to redistribute funding throughout the district and move
Speaker 8: its growing esports program into the planetarium space.
Speaker 6: I think it's good that they're standing up for something.
Speaker 6: I think that's a good real life thing to experience. Absolutely,
Speaker 6: I hope it works out. Yeah, I hope it works
Speaker 6: out for him. Were they using it before.
Speaker 2: For the planetarium?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Or like this astronomy group, were they using it before?
Speaker 2: I know, what do you mean there?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, Like is it all of a sudden there,
Speaker 6: It's kind of like oh man bells.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like, well, no one went right, that's why it
Speaker 2: went away. Ran out of money. Why.
Speaker 8: Well, apparently there was a big enough call to build
Speaker 8: such place over there a long time ago. A long
Speaker 8: time when you're building a school, like and you're trying
Speaker 8: to get a reason to people to move over to
Speaker 8: that area, and you do things like that.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I could see that being especially if it
Speaker 6: was that the eighties.
Speaker 8: Oh, that wasn't that's relatively new. That planetarium that wasn't
Speaker 8: there when I went to school there back in ninety eight.
Speaker 2: Really, so I'm going.
Speaker 8: To say that's relatively new, at least within the past
Speaker 8: ten to fifteen.
Speaker 6: Maybe if it's ten to fifteen years, they need to
Speaker 6: get a couple more years out of it.
Speaker 2: I would agree. There's no way it was cheap. I
Speaker 2: would agree absolutely.
Speaker 8: But apparently it cost a buttler to cash to keep
Speaker 8: it moving and keep it open.
Speaker 6: Well, that's a def right, which they did not do.
Speaker 6: When did you graduate from Jinks?
Speaker 2: I didn't graduate.
Speaker 6: When did you go to Jesus there in ninety eight? Okay,
Speaker 6: twenty ten?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, so that's sixteen years that that thing's been around.
Speaker 8: So maybe it has run its course.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: But I mean, just because nobody wants to play basketball,
Speaker 8: does I mean you're going to tear down the gym?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 6: Yeah, everybody's like, just run the school anyway you want.
Speaker 6: And then, well you told me to figure it out.
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Speaker 2: Good look, all right. Conspiracy Theory Thursday.
Speaker 6: Today, I'm going to talk about a Congressman who said
Speaker 6: some things that I think need attention, and that is
Speaker 6: Congressman Tim Vershed. He is from Tennessee and he has
Speaker 6: said this very alarming statement that of the classified UFO
Speaker 6: alien briefings he has seen, they are disturbing enough to
Speaker 6: keep people up at night. Really, he says he's been
Speaker 6: briefed by multiple federal agencies and the info could cause
Speaker 6: the country to come unglued if released. Come on glued
Speaker 6: is a wild statement. And this is a current congressman,
Speaker 6: not like retired used to be congressman.
Speaker 2: Correct, Okay.
Speaker 6: He pushes for full public disclosure, arguing taxpayers deserve to
Speaker 6: know what the government knows. He Han said, secrecy and
Speaker 6: resistance inside the government to releasing this info.
Speaker 2: I don't think gift hint at it. I think it's
Speaker 2: happening there.
Speaker 6: He suggests some people tied to this topic have quote
Speaker 6: disappeared or died, but he offers no proof, and he
Speaker 6: provides no specific evidence or details about what he actually saw.
Speaker 6: So on the surface, to me, this feels like he's
Speaker 6: trying to justify his job because I don't understand why
Speaker 6: you need to know. And I would think if there
Speaker 6: was something that is so dangerous to us that keeps
Speaker 6: you up at night, you would feel obligated as a
Speaker 6: human to share this with somebody.
Speaker 2: And how many other people know? Is it just you?
Speaker 6: Who else is on that committee? How many of you
Speaker 6: are keeping that seat?
Speaker 12: So if you know that, if you saw this, it
Speaker 12: would keep you up at night, That's what he said, Right,
Speaker 12: If you know this, why would you want to incite
Speaker 12: that kind of terror into your citizens, which I think
Speaker 12: is why the government keeps it such tight lip right
Speaker 12: to keep people from freaking the f out and inciting
Speaker 12: that fear and causing mass chaos.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm not clear what he means unglued. That feels
Speaker 6: like a really general statement chaos. Yeah, people be crazy.
Speaker 6: I think we're that's happening.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, we're far me on that.
Speaker 6: The reasons besides yeah, yeah, So I don't know what
Speaker 6: further do you are people going to, you know, quit
Speaker 6: their jobs, stop paying What do you mean that that
Speaker 6: is too You can't.
Speaker 2: I don't think you.
Speaker 6: Should be able to say something like that and get
Speaker 6: away with it.
Speaker 2: With no follow up. You just be It just feels
Speaker 2: the word I love using. Here's being bombastic, right, you're's being.
Speaker 6: Like, hey, you don't huh, you don't want to know?
Speaker 2: Huh? What are you talking for? Then?
Speaker 3: Shit talk?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 8: Surely he's not using that as a tactic to keep
Speaker 8: him in office to keep the votes rolling in, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean? Like, it's like, well, if we vote,
Speaker 8: if we keep voting him in and keep him in congres,
Speaker 8: maybe one day he'll give us the information.
Speaker 6: So with that being said, what would be the thing
Speaker 6: you would need to hear to quote become unglued. What
Speaker 6: would be the thing he would say, or they would
Speaker 6: disclose that the government knows.
Speaker 2: Let's just cherry pick some things. Aliens do exist. I
Speaker 2: don't think people are going to come on glued on that.
Speaker 5: No, But if it was aliens exist and they're here
Speaker 5: and they're angry and they want to kill.
Speaker 6: Us or I think that's a long line. If I'm
Speaker 6: being honest, I think that's a long line.
Speaker 2: So far as like the line of people who believe that.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, there's a line of people who hate
Speaker 6: us and want to kill us. Oh yeah, absolutely, so
Speaker 6: to add aliens to them, it hardly is a big deal.
Speaker 8: But what if you were told by the government that
Speaker 8: aliens are here and they're the reason for all the
Speaker 8: missing children in the world, they're eating your babies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they might hate. That might cause some people to
Speaker 2: come on glued.
Speaker 6: I mean again, that would feel like a really crazy statement.
Speaker 6: I would need a little more details than that, right.
Speaker 6: And also, if you know that, what are you doing
Speaker 6: to stop it?
Speaker 2: Whether nothing?
Speaker 8: They got space technology, and that's what I'm stronger than us.
Speaker 6: I think that's where I'm at is like with the
Speaker 6: unglued part is so you know something's happen, happening and
Speaker 6: it's bad, because that's what ungluede means bad, right, like the.
Speaker 2: Worst you've ever seen? And what are you doing about it?
Speaker 2: Are you? Are you shooting alien? Like?
Speaker 8: You see what I'm saying, Like, there's gotta be some
Speaker 8: other part. Where's the other shoot of this? Maybe there's
Speaker 8: an intergalactic.
Speaker 2: Treaty.
Speaker 8: I don't want to say treaty because clearly there's an
Speaker 8: intergalactic agreement that like, listen, we're here, we're gonna give
Speaker 8: you all this technology. We'll do what we want. You
Speaker 8: can't do nothing to us. That means you can't kill
Speaker 8: any of our beings. You can't. You can't do nothing.
Speaker 8: You can't read no research. That's the deal. And well
Speaker 8: we're gonna in the meantime we'll we'll probe you guys anally,
Speaker 8: we'll take your cows, we'll eat your babies. There's nothing
Speaker 8: the people and trailers, Yeah, there's nothing you can.
Speaker 2: Do about it. Maybe that's the case intergalactic agreements.
Speaker 6: I don't hate the idea that there's an agreement they've
Speaker 6: made and that's part of the deal is you get
Speaker 6: some people.
Speaker 2: That's why they take the Hillbillies.
Speaker 8: That's why they take all the children folk and the children, right,
Speaker 8: because it's like, well, I mean, we can't give you
Speaker 8: the Elon Musks of the world.
Speaker 2: We can't give you the Stephen Hawkings of the world.
Speaker 8: So we're gonna give you for your pleasure, for your food,
Speaker 8: We'll give you the Hillbillies and the children. Take as
Speaker 8: many of them as you want.
Speaker 6: But technically they can't give anybody away, right. They can
Speaker 6: turn a blind eye when someone goes missing. But I
Speaker 6: think if somebody stormed up like masks on their face
Speaker 6: and grabbed people and then left, you'd think people be outraged.
Speaker 2: You would think you would think.
Speaker 8: But I mean, listen, if they're you can have anybody
Speaker 8: you want. And the aliens because it always happens at night, right,
Speaker 8: these alien abductions, they always happen at night. They're never
Speaker 8: in the broad daylight, at least that's what you're led
Speaker 8: to believe through movies.
Speaker 2: And they're good ones.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, So they're like, okay, if an alien comes
Speaker 8: up and and abducts Bill Gates or some smarty pants,
Speaker 8: you know what I mean. And in the in the
Speaker 8: dark of night. That's why you don't see it. And
Speaker 8: they're like, listen, we need people like that, we need
Speaker 8: people like of course those people could also be on
Speaker 8: the side of the aliens too, I mean all working together. Yeah,
Speaker 8: you're seeing Elon Musk. He kind of looks.
Speaker 2: Not of this world. Yeah. I don't disagree that they
Speaker 2: have there.
Speaker 6: Maybe they don't care about money. Right, And this is
Speaker 6: my biggest argument about the alien thing. It's not that
Speaker 6: I don't believe aliens exist. The universe is way too big.
Speaker 6: There was recently one of the Voyager parts of the
Speaker 6: Voyager satellite went beyond the radiation belt. Yeah, and it's
Speaker 6: a fascinating read. And what they found is when it
Speaker 6: went beyond this belt, the radiation levels were levels never
Speaker 6: measured before ever ever anywhere astronomical. That would mean whoever's
Speaker 6: on the other side of that belt, which is basically
Speaker 6: outside our Solar system, our universe, right Pluto, all that
Speaker 6: would die.
Speaker 2: You would like to think that now hold On would die.
Speaker 6: So that means there has to be some sort of
Speaker 6: sophistication that allows them to live in that environment. If
Speaker 6: they did, then then we'd be going to like in
Speaker 6: reverse things would change for them. I just don't think
Speaker 6: we're that interesting when you've got that type of sophistication. Right,
Speaker 6: we're hardly on the to do list like this.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: There are still people and animals living in the Chernobyl
Speaker 8: blast zone.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, and.
Speaker 8: They've lived with that radiation for decades now, and they're
Speaker 8: still alive and they're still thriving. They're a little goofy looking, right,
Speaker 8: but they're still making it. They're still making it. So
Speaker 8: for me, in my mind, you can still if the people,
Speaker 8: if beings can live in that type of radiation, wants
Speaker 8: to say they can't live in the radiation outside of
Speaker 8: of our belt, you know, just because it's a little
Speaker 8: bit stronger what we're used to. People adapt, much like
Speaker 8: the animals did in Chernobyl. Sure, so I mean it
Speaker 8: is possible, yeah, but at a cost.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: And this is another example of a big statement with
Speaker 6: no evidence, just words, and that means nothing. Somebody's going
Speaker 6: to take great text and they said, what if data
Speaker 6: centers are being built to power and store all that
Speaker 6: alien technology?
Speaker 2: Interesting? Matrix? Right, got to keep matrix going.
Speaker 6: M M. Favorite line from Men in Black when somebody
Speaker 6: says the public should know everything. A person is smart.
Speaker 6: People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals, and you know it,
Speaker 6: I mean, yes, but also we already hear that anyway, Again,
Speaker 6: I don't know what the chaos part would be, And
Speaker 6: how would they know that if they knew there was chaos, like,
Speaker 6: I don't know, at a rally, they would put up
Speaker 6: security measures to ensure safety to the best that they can, right, like,
Speaker 6: well they do, but that's what they do. And I
Speaker 6: think if there was chaos like that, they would be
Speaker 6: able to safeguard to a degree. You again, what does
Speaker 6: that mean? Burning buildings down, destroying infrastructure.
Speaker 2: Right, that sort of thing happens already.
Speaker 8: Yeah, not really, not here, not really, not here in
Speaker 8: toll But look at the what was the twenty twenty
Speaker 8: maybe twenty earlier than that Ferguson sure burnt to the ground,
Speaker 8: not burned to the ground.
Speaker 2: Well, they torched a lot, a lot. There's a lot
Speaker 2: of fires burn sure, you know. And if thinking like
Speaker 2: this even on not not like in protest of something horrible,
Speaker 2: when our baseball team wins the World Series, they are
Speaker 2: burning the tam town down. Yeah, the fire in the streets,
Speaker 2: taking over, knocking over, rolling over police cars and that's
Speaker 2: in celebration.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so Ferguson was like twelve buildings. Okay, little city
Speaker 6: didn't burn down. I mean it's still twelve mombastic news. Right,
Speaker 6: twelve buildings. There's a lot of buildings, but it's not
Speaker 6: what the chaos is that we If that's what they're implying, Okay,
Speaker 6: that seems like a fair response to finding you been
Speaker 6: hiding aliens.
Speaker 5: Right, Maybe maybe thinks it's gonna be like the purge, that, okay,
Speaker 5: would be crazy chaos.
Speaker 6: But I think in the beginning, like, but why would
Speaker 6: it be the purge? Why would that be a human's response,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean? So to go and be
Speaker 6: like I would just want to start killing people doesn't
Speaker 6: feel like that's logical step anyway. As far as the
Speaker 6: sports championship thing that happens, that's because they're caught off guard, right,
Speaker 6: So far as the authority, yes, but they always get
Speaker 6: it under control.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing about chaos. People get tired. They just do.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I guess you're right. You got a few stragglers
Speaker 8: throughout the night. They keep it going because they're drunken,
Speaker 8: high on cocaine.
Speaker 6: They just do and once it enters the news cycle.
Speaker 6: It doesn't take much for them to be like, there,
Speaker 6: it's still happening.
Speaker 2: You know what's fun about that?
Speaker 8: You know, sports and riot and not say rioting, but
Speaker 8: celebrating and burning the streets.
Speaker 2: You say, it catches them off.
Speaker 8: Guard, but we kind of knew it was gonna happen
Speaker 8: because this sort of actions have been happening as far
Speaker 8: as I can remember, going back into the eighties, you
Speaker 8: know what I mean. So you would think that, like,
Speaker 8: let's just say Cincinnati they win whatever weird reason, right,
Speaker 8: they're like, all right, Cincinnati police, everybody gather together because
Speaker 8: there is going to be chaos in the streets. It's
Speaker 8: not really catching them off guard. Maybe maybe not enough. Yeah,
Speaker 8: do you know what the normal response is? They typically
Speaker 8: let them kind of do their thing. I'm not joking.
Speaker 6: They set their boundaries and they kind of just keep
Speaker 6: them in a spot, right, and then if it gets
Speaker 6: the two out of control, then they're.
Speaker 2: Like, all right, we gotta chill this. They gotta chill out.
Speaker 6: But it's not like Tim and Square, right, But they're
Speaker 6: ready and prepared and cut off guard because maybe they
Speaker 6: don't know exactly where it's going to happen.
Speaker 2: I just don't know what the word chaos means. Keep
Speaker 2: you up at night.
Speaker 6: Surely there are many things as a representative of your people,
Speaker 6: for the state of Tennessee, the beautiful state of Tennessee,
Speaker 6: that you that keep you up at night. Surely, surely
Speaker 6: you have loved ones. You know in the movie I'm
Speaker 6: forgetting the name of it right now, whether it's Matt
Speaker 6: Damon and uh Gwyneth Paltrow and they're the virus contagion
Speaker 6: and great movie. But in the movie, even the guy
Speaker 6: who's in charge of the CDC tells his family to
Speaker 6: get out, like he's like, eh, so is are you
Speaker 6: not doing anything for your family? That's just human nature?
Speaker 6: And if you don't, then you're a scumbag, right, You're
Speaker 6: a scum bag, right, maybe he asked, We don't know
Speaker 6: because he's not sharing that information. I'm not sharing much information.
Speaker 6: As a matter of fact, they're not sharing any You're
Speaker 6: just saying stuff Texas, they told us aliens weren't real
Speaker 6: for half a century. Now they're coming out together and
Speaker 6: saying it's real.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 6: They're not saying it's nope, nope. You see, you're adding context.
Speaker 6: He says the classified UFO alien briefings he's been seeing.
Speaker 6: He's seen are disturbing enough to keep people up at night.
Speaker 6: That's not he's there's aliens. It's just the stuff he's seen.
Speaker 6: But you gotta read between the lines. Gorvin, No, you don't.
Speaker 6: This is where people mess up. That's not what we know.
Speaker 6: You're going to make up a story that is entertaining.
Speaker 6: You're not gonna You gotta go with the facts. The
Speaker 6: facts are he saw some stuff and that's it.
Speaker 2: And the fun thing about that.
Speaker 8: Or the facts anywhere is you have to take it
Speaker 8: for what it is because that's what they're telling you, right,
Speaker 8: that's not it. They could be shrouded as facts, but
Speaker 8: it's just what we're telling you, and so you have
Speaker 8: to take what they're telling you with you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, well let's look telling us that is the
Speaker 2: facts when it may.
Speaker 8: Not be the facts at all, but you have to
Speaker 8: take it as facts because that's.
Speaker 2: What they're telling you.
Speaker 6: I could show Lindsey some videos that would keep her
Speaker 6: up at night. I can show the same videos to
Speaker 6: Gimpi and we would laugh together.
Speaker 2: That's because we're six twisted.
Speaker 6: So the statement of keeping you up at night. By
Speaker 6: the way, I can totally do this, lindsay, if you're
Speaker 6: into this, it is not a real statement. So like
Speaker 6: I'm gonna hold a press conference, I'm gonna say, I'm
Speaker 6: a stand at the pulpit and go, I've seen some stuff.
Speaker 2: People saw the stuff I've seen. Huh, you wouldn't be
Speaker 2: able to sleep at night. You go, what is he
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 8: And I think that's the most disturbing part of it.
Speaker 8: Has everybody's seen some stuff? Everybody you know, all these
Speaker 8: uppers have seen some things.
Speaker 2: Why aren't you sharing it?
Speaker 8: And maybe it goes back to like I said in
Speaker 8: the beginning of the segment, you don't want to incite
Speaker 8: mass chaos.
Speaker 5: Did he end his speech with and if you want
Speaker 5: to know what I've seen, buy my books podcasts.
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 6: Maybe I have a buddy and he does stuff behind
Speaker 6: enemy lines in war.
Speaker 2: That's literally his job. Right.
Speaker 6: He doesn't share any of the nastiness he's seen, right,
Speaker 6: Why because it's really nasty.
Speaker 2: He doesn't even bring it up. He doesn't go the
Speaker 2: stuff I've seen would keep you up at night because
Speaker 2: he doesn't want to share it. He knows it's better
Speaker 2: to just be kept quiet. Yeah, it's not for everybody.
Speaker 6: This guy's blabbing his mouth trying to make it sound
Speaker 6: like it's a thing.
Speaker 8: Well, to be fair, there's a lot of veterans that
Speaker 8: are like that. We don't talk about what we did
Speaker 8: over there.
Speaker 6: That's because to be a soldier in modern warfare, boots
Speaker 6: on ground, you gotta do nasty things. But Cotton Hill
Speaker 6: was very proud of the fact that he killed fitting Nazis.
Speaker 8: Yeah, just saying everybody's different. Yeah, you're referencing a movie
Speaker 8: acting the Hill, but yeah.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 6: But also in Gloria's back, like you're you're referencing things
Speaker 6: that are supposed to propagate American pride. Right, Yeah, I
Speaker 6: don't even know if something like this we're disclosed today,
Speaker 6: I don't even know, Like what my first question, I'd
Speaker 6: be like, I need to read more about this. I'm
Speaker 6: not gonna believe what you say at a pulpit. I
Speaker 6: need to find some more information. Let's see half the
Speaker 6: papers that you have on file.
Speaker 8: Well you are, because they're going to release everything and
Speaker 8: half of it will be redacted much less they do
Speaker 8: with everything.
Speaker 6: Oh, they'll say there's nothing to see here, and then
Speaker 6: and then the government will the courts will be like,
Speaker 6: you got to show it all, and they're.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, we'll get to it. Yeah. For presidents, let
Speaker 2: he'll be like, there's nothing to see here except the
Speaker 2: stuff we don't want you to see here.
Speaker 6: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 6: back with that story. A while back we had about
Speaker 6: the woman and she took all those cars from dealerships
Speaker 6: and we're like, how does this happen?
Speaker 2: It was crazy. It was like ten cars or something stupid, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the one that was based on her credit, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: And she was lying the whole time. Right, yeah, I
Speaker 2: think I know why.
Speaker 6: Okay, So a woman in Texas went to buy a car,
Speaker 6: signed the paperwork, put five thousand dollars, drove the car home. Now,
Speaker 6: that seems off a fast forever about a car. You know,
Speaker 6: it takes a little bit longer.
Speaker 2: Than that, But that doesn't sound like an unfamiliar experience
Speaker 2: buying a car, would you guys agree?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it seems that you do the paperwork, they check
Speaker 6: some things, and then you get the car and that's it.
Speaker 2: I've always thought that's the end of it, right. You
Speaker 2: wait to get your financing paperwork, you take your payments.
Speaker 6: Till you die, right, and then yeah, well, apparently for
Speaker 6: this woman. The next day they started asking for more documents,
Speaker 6: and the dealership kept asking for documents, and then the
Speaker 6: dealership said that they were not approved for a loan
Speaker 6: and they had to return the car. Ooh and her
Speaker 6: husband went to the dealership tried to figure it out,
Speaker 6: and they took the car back, and they didn't have
Speaker 6: another car because they already sold that car because they.
Speaker 2: Were buying a new one.
Speaker 6: And apparently there's something that happens when you buy a
Speaker 6: car called a conditional delivery agreement or a spot delivery,
Speaker 6: and that's where you take the car.
Speaker 2: Before you're fully approved.
Speaker 6: I don't know what the threshold is for them to
Speaker 6: go you can take the car. Doesn't seem like a
Speaker 6: great business practice to just let people take cars. And
Speaker 6: I didn't know that this was a thing, right, And
Speaker 6: obviously their financing, their credit took a giant hit.
Speaker 2: And then in the story, a lot of people said
Speaker 2: this happens.
Speaker 6: It's a common thing that the car they get told
Speaker 6: to bring the car back.
Speaker 8: I've heard friends that have gone through that before as well,
Speaker 8: you know, and they get pissed about it rightly. So
Speaker 8: because you think you got the car, everything's good. Oh
Speaker 8: something went wrong with paperwork or da da da da
Speaker 8: da da dah. We need to take a car back.
Speaker 8: Most of the time they had their trade in though still.
Speaker 2: Oh did they? But I'm with you.
Speaker 6: I think when you leave the dealership, I am of
Speaker 6: the belief this is my car. Yes, I have to
Speaker 6: have insurance for it. Yeah, and not that I didn't
Speaker 6: think the financing was locked, but I thought it was. Yeah,
Speaker 6: first and goal right right, I'll go ahead. It was
Speaker 6: red zone for sure. Yeah, like there's a I did not.
Speaker 6: I've never thought that it wasn't done right. You gave
Speaker 6: me the car. How dumb are you if you didn't
Speaker 6: think it was dumb done right? And so that must
Speaker 6: be how the this woman did and she got away.
Speaker 6: She got kept doing this before all those things could
Speaker 6: catch up.
Speaker 8: Now maybe possibly she got it on a Saturday, and
Speaker 8: the banks, the main portion of the banks that approves
Speaker 8: all does all that stuff, was closed, right, So you've
Speaker 8: got some customer service rep on the other side.
Speaker 2: I learn you.
Speaker 8: We can do this, we can make it half blah
Speaker 8: blah blah. You're good, have a nice weekend. So they
Speaker 8: give them the keys. Here you go, they say you're approved,
Speaker 8: and then come Monday, the actual loan representative gets in.
Speaker 8: They're like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Wait a minute,
Speaker 8: this isn't gonna work. We're gonna need X y Z
Speaker 8: more down, or you're just gonna have to get the
Speaker 8: car back.
Speaker 2: Sure, that feels like that's on the dealership though, should be.
Speaker 2: You're right, they're just trying to sell. They're just trying
Speaker 2: to sell cars.
Speaker 6: Sure, I'm just trying to get one, and you're leading
Speaker 6: me to believe it's done.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's a good business practice and that
Speaker 2: that's to me.
Speaker 6: It feels a little especially if you've committed to sell
Speaker 6: your other car or they can't provide the car back. Now,
Speaker 6: I'm all for if you can't pay for something, you
Speaker 6: shouldn't get it. I don't care whether you think it's
Speaker 6: yours or not. You pretty much know your credit situation.
Speaker 6: You pretty much know what car you can get what
Speaker 6: you can right.
Speaker 8: I want a hell cat? What's your credit five fifteen?
Speaker 8: How about a hell no cat? Right?
Speaker 6: You pretty much know, as a grown adult, if you
Speaker 6: should be buying a brand new vehicle or you need
Speaker 6: to be going to Bob's autoplex, right, is the wrong assumption?
Speaker 8: No, no, but people be people. You know that you
Speaker 8: need to go to Bob's. But you're like, man, I'm
Speaker 8: gonna give it a shot because I really want this
Speaker 8: brand new car.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but to me, that's the trick. When you say
Speaker 6: the I'm going to give it a shot shot, you.
Speaker 2: Do know.
Speaker 6: You are aware, yeah, that maybe this ain't gonna work out.
Speaker 6: And are there people that are like, okay, well let's
Speaker 6: I'd rather not take the car until the financing's done.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 8: Not many people do that because they're so excited they
Speaker 8: want that they got well, shoot cat myself.
Speaker 2: A new ride. So many tech said.
Speaker 6: The spot delivery is very common when it comes to
Speaker 6: motorcycle purchases as well. They will let you drive the
Speaker 6: motor cycle off while still working on interest rates, especially
Speaker 6: if over the weekend you I do not leave without
Speaker 6: knowing the interest.
Speaker 2: Rate, right, because that's what gets you.
Speaker 6: Yes, I would, oh my, I would return a vehicle
Speaker 6: if they even if they moved it a half.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: But still people get excited and you forego, you don't
Speaker 8: think about it, or you overlook an outrageous interest rate
Speaker 8: or we still need because you're just so excited to
Speaker 8: have that new bike, to have that new car that
Speaker 8: you really don't care. You're like, all right, whatever it is,
Speaker 8: what it is, thank you bye.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: Well, you think you're gonna get away, like I gotta
Speaker 6: take it, you know, get out of here before they
Speaker 6: take it back gilp.
Speaker 8: And then when it all comes around, they're like, oh, hey,
Speaker 8: you've got a thirty percent interest rate.
Speaker 5: Yankes D.
Speaker 6: I'll never forget the first car I bought on my own.
Speaker 6: I was working at a newspaper doing graphic design work,
Speaker 6: and across the street was like a convention center thing
Speaker 6: and the car dealer and it was in what I
Speaker 6: built an ad for this car sale extravaganza where all
Speaker 6: these dealerships were at one spot and a ton of inventory,
Speaker 6: and so you pull up and they're like, what kind
Speaker 6: of car are you looking for? They walk you to this,
Speaker 6: you know, D seven, right wherever all the Honda civics are,
Speaker 6: and they're like what do you think?
Speaker 2: And you're like, yeah, this is cool. Do you go
Speaker 2: to it?
Speaker 6: I'm not joking. A tent with a table. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: filled out, We wrote some numbers, down and he's like,
Speaker 6: what do you think? And I was like, he was like,
Speaker 6: what do you want your payments to be? That's what
Speaker 6: he said. And I was like, well, I can't do
Speaker 6: more than x YZ and he was like okay. Came
Speaker 6: back and he was like we can do.
Speaker 2: That and I was like, hell's yeah. He's like, let's
Speaker 2: see your trade in? Did that?
Speaker 6: I mean it was a one hour experience, which is
Speaker 6: I was like, this is so easy, right, Why do
Speaker 6: people complain about this?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Fast forward? Forty five days, thirty one percent interest?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you were so excited.
Speaker 6: On a Honda Civic. But I was twenty four to
Speaker 6: twenty three. I didn't know better, right, right, you don't
Speaker 6: know any better.
Speaker 2: You're excited.
Speaker 8: I'm sure the car you were driving was a giant turd,
Speaker 8: you know, compared to what you're about to get into.
Speaker 8: You don't give a damn. You're like, yeah, give me
Speaker 8: the keys to that city. Hell yeah, it was a
Speaker 8: good car.
Speaker 6: Really, This last car I bought, I didn't. I did
Speaker 6: everything via text. Yeah, I did not. I went into
Speaker 6: the dealership to pick up the car and it still
Speaker 6: took time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I made an appointment. You knew I was coming.
Speaker 2: Why are doesn't all the paperwork ready?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: You knew I was coming. I gave you money ahead
Speaker 2: of time to prove you to you I was coming,
Speaker 2: and they still made me wait.
Speaker 8: I think that's just part of the protocol when it
Speaker 8: comes to, you know, auto sales, like we got everything ready, but.
Speaker 6: We're just going to make them wait. Honestly, I don't
Speaker 6: think it's a protocol. I think it's it's just the
Speaker 6: way the system is. Right the guy above the guy
Speaker 6: is like, yeah, I'll get to it when they get here.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: That makes sense too, because you got to think of
Speaker 8: how many people. Hell I went through that when when
Speaker 8: I bought my last Harley right, went down to Dallas
Speaker 8: to pick it up, and I did it all over
Speaker 8: Facebook Messenger, which you think would be sketchy, but it worked.
Speaker 2: Out, and he messaged me up.
Speaker 8: I'm like an hour out from from Dallas, right, and
Speaker 8: he's like, hey, we're about to close.
Speaker 2: And that's when.
Speaker 8: I was like, oh whoa, hey, wait a minute, I'm
Speaker 8: an hour out, I have cash in my hand. I
Speaker 8: am ready to rock. And he's like, well, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: We'll wait for you.
Speaker 8: But you got to understand how many people say I've
Speaker 8: got cash in hand and never show up. Well, they
Speaker 8: just show up and they don't have it. So it
Speaker 8: was just like a cya sort of thing.
Speaker 2: One percent makes sense.
Speaker 6: How many people do those type of deals and then
Speaker 6: never surface, right, So they're like, all right, I'll come
Speaker 6: down there and beat your ass. Corbyn, Okay, do you
Speaker 6: need the address?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: All right, we got to take a break. We'll be
Speaker 2: back from a leg. Let's tell Stillers. Hey, buddy, how
Speaker 2: are you.
Speaker 11: I'm great, corbyin good morning, Great.
Speaker 2: Talk to you.
Speaker 6: The guys right now at One Oakfield, they have the
Speaker 6: bats huh my goodness.
Speaker 11: Yeah, this is the best offensive team I think we
Speaker 11: have seen in a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: We never feel like we're out of any game right now,
Speaker 11: and that's a great feeling to have. It doesn't happen
Speaker 11: very often.
Speaker 2: We talked with Justin yesterday.
Speaker 6: I mentioned how we always talk about the future stars
Speaker 6: of Major League Baseball play at One Oak Field. I
Speaker 6: don't know if that's more true than it's ever been.
Speaker 6: Right now, these guys all have a huge possibility of
Speaker 6: getting pulled up.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I mean, especially we've talked about the two main
Speaker 11: guys most way to Paul as I hear, hope, they're
Speaker 11: just they're they're really going crazy. But you know, for
Speaker 11: the fans that are close to the Drillers and close
Speaker 11: to the Dodgers, the guy that you may not know
Speaker 11: about is this kid named Kendall George who's leading off
Speaker 11: for US and playing center field, and he stole one
Speaker 11: hundred bases last year. He's hidden like close to four hundred.
Speaker 11: He's just making things happening, setting the table for those
Speaker 11: other guys, and it's all working right now. Man, it's
Speaker 11: a lot of fun. The other day we were, you know,
Speaker 11: we're down by like three or four runs, and we
Speaker 11: just absolutely blew past them and one seventeen to seven
Speaker 11: hit six home runs. So it's exciting. Fans are enjoying
Speaker 11: it for sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it is some great baseball happening down at one
Speaker 6: oak Field. You guys had a second day game yesterday,
Speaker 6: which was great, and we're getting into a stretch of
Speaker 6: whether that should be great baseball weather tonight with Thirsty Thursday.
Speaker 6: And you guys have another really cool jersey that you
Speaker 6: guys are giving away.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we did. We introduced a new alternate jersey this year,
Speaker 11: so we always have three main jerseys. You have your home,
Speaker 11: your road, and your alternate. The alternates always kind of
Speaker 11: mirrored the Dodgers ever since we got connected with them,
Speaker 11: but we created a new one for this year. We'll
Speaker 11: call them like our Tulsa connect. It kind of is
Speaker 11: a little bit of a throwback to the to the
Speaker 11: earlier part of the twentieth century when Route sixty six
Speaker 11: was thriving. It's a great like kind of throwback look.
Speaker 11: And first thousand fans tonight are going to get one
Speaker 11: of those replica jerseys, and these are great. There's great giveaways.
Speaker 6: And then we've got all week and long. We've got
Speaker 6: Friday night with the fireworks. Friday and Saturday, I should say,
Speaker 6: we've got fireworks, and then of course Sunday, I mean,
Speaker 6: just a great weekend of baseball to go down to
Speaker 6: one Oak Field and see the future stars in Major
Speaker 6: League Baseball.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, Drillers are in first place too. Seventeen and seven,
Speaker 11: we got off to our best start in franchise history.
Speaker 11: So sitting there in first place, everybody's looking up at us,
Speaker 11: so come and check it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I always like to push Sunday kids run
Speaker 2: the bases. It's also kids eat free day with twelve unders,
Speaker 2: get a voucher for a free meal. Brunch at the
Speaker 2: ballpark is something you are doing special on Sunday. Just
Speaker 2: a great family weekend happening downtown.
Speaker 11: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: The brunch is brand new this year, so that's a
Speaker 11: good one to check out on at Tulsa Drillers dot com.
Speaker 11: And it's a great menu, you know, not bottomless, but
Speaker 11: you get like three bloodies or mimosas. It's pretty good deal.
Speaker 8: Bloody Mary that was down when he was talking about
Speaker 8: the mirmosas.
Speaker 2: But you throw a bloody Mary in there.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 6: I wanted to bring up something happening at the next
Speaker 6: level of Major League Baseball, and that is the situation
Speaker 6: that happened in Boston where they fired the manager, Alex Cora,
Speaker 6: and how the players were not like, have you ever
Speaker 6: seen players react in such a negative way towards the
Speaker 6: front office when a coach gets fired, especially so early
Speaker 6: in the season.
Speaker 11: You know, not in recent years, but yeah, there's sometimes
Speaker 11: you'll get some of those mutiny types of deals. This
Speaker 11: one kind of came out of left field too. It
Speaker 11: was a little bit of a surprise. You know, it's
Speaker 11: pretty early in the season, Cora has been to the
Speaker 11: World Series, has won a World Series in Boston. The
Speaker 11: players do love him, so you do kind of expect
Speaker 11: a little bit of a backlash type of situation. But yeah,
Speaker 11: that's they've been pretty strong in their opinions about the
Speaker 11: whole deal.
Speaker 6: Well, and you know, being twelve and nineteen at the
Speaker 6: bottom of the East is not a great look too.
Speaker 6: They always want to be up near the near the top.
Speaker 6: But the Phillies tried to hire Cora away and they
Speaker 6: didn't let that.
Speaker 2: God got squashed too, right that.
Speaker 11: I didn't hear When was this like just the other edition?
Speaker 2: No, just the other dal really? Huh?
Speaker 11: You know I did, I didn't catch that. I don't
Speaker 11: know why why they wouldn't they fired him?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 11: The guy should be free to do whatever he wants.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I to me it, What would be the taboo thing?
Speaker 6: How much leniency do you get when you start twelve
Speaker 6: and nineteen as the manager, when you've got such a legacy.
Speaker 6: How much patience do you have? Or do the Red
Speaker 6: Sox feel like they got to strike now?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 11: You know, I think the Red Sox obviously felt like
Speaker 11: they needed to strike now. And you know, in the
Speaker 11: past Korra has been he has been opinionated about the
Speaker 11: front office work when they've been in a bad spot,
Speaker 11: you know, so he's kind of thrown a little bit
Speaker 11: of shade back at the front office. So it almost
Speaker 11: feels like this firing was almost like a preemptive strike.
Speaker 11: You know, they're struggling a little bit. They didn't want
Speaker 11: the narrative to become, you know, Korra in his postgame
Speaker 11: meetings talking about how the team's not built right or
Speaker 11: he doesn't have the right players or something along those lines.
Speaker 11: And that's kind of some of the some of the
Speaker 11: feedback that I've heard when when looking into that situation
Speaker 11: is that, you know, they just didn't want a bad
Speaker 11: situation to get worse and play out in the media,
Speaker 11: so they just they acted definitively and struck early. This
Speaker 11: is not like completely you know, unheard of. I mean,
Speaker 11: I remember when I was growing up, the Yankees fired
Speaker 11: like Yogi Bear after like twenty games, and Yogi Bear
Speaker 11: is a Yankee legend and won like, you know, six
Speaker 11: World Series rings, So like it's not unheard of. Sometimes
Speaker 11: you just hey, it's not too it's not too early.
Speaker 11: It's it's never too early. To make a positive change,
Speaker 11: you know, type of thing and clarification.
Speaker 6: Korra was offered the job to the Phillies the day
Speaker 6: after and he said, no, he has no desire to
Speaker 6: coach the remainder of the season.
Speaker 11: Yeah, why not. I mean he's getting paid like ten
Speaker 11: million dollars now, he gets paid his paid vacation for
Speaker 11: the next five months.
Speaker 6: Let's talk about some other teams. Your Yankees are playing well.
Speaker 6: They just cleared some space for Son Dominguez and they're
Speaker 6: they're try It seems like every team's shifting to like
Speaker 6: younger players.
Speaker 11: Yeah. Well, the Mingos was up last year with the
Speaker 11: Yankees and then he didn't have a real good spring,
Speaker 11: so they send him down to just kind of reprove
Speaker 11: himself a little bit. So he's done that, so he's
Speaker 11: coming back up. Yeah, Yanks are doing great. They're in
Speaker 11: first place. I think they're like twenty and eleven, and
Speaker 11: they've got some great young prospects, just like the Dodgers do.
Speaker 11: Playing here in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. The Yankees have
Speaker 11: got a really good farm system and even though they
Speaker 11: might be sitting there at the top, there's you know,
Speaker 11: if they can find ways to improve, they're gonna do it,
Speaker 11: and so Dominguez is great. And then last night they
Speaker 11: had a starter as kid, Elma Rodriguez, who like blew
Speaker 11: people's minds, thrown like one hundred and three, one hundred
Speaker 11: and two in spring training this year. They thought he'd
Speaker 11: make the opening day roster, but he just got called up,
Speaker 11: made his first start last night, and he has a
Speaker 11: lot of great, great young players in baseball right now.
Speaker 11: It's a really a good time.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it seems to be a lot of late
Speaker 6: inning comebacks too this season. Is that like because maybe
Speaker 6: the bullpens just aren't doing well or the bullpens don't
Speaker 6: have it together yet.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you're right, there have been a lot of walkoffs,
Speaker 11: and yeah, early in the season, you know, you got
Speaker 11: a lot of a little bit of an uncertainty at
Speaker 11: the back end of the bullpens sometimes and you just
Speaker 11: have like one through nine. There's just there's so much
Speaker 11: offensive talent in the game right now. You know, you
Speaker 11: can you can have a nine hole hitter that back
Speaker 11: in the day was two twenty hitter and played good defense.
Speaker 11: Now this guy can take you yard and turn a
Speaker 11: fastball around pretty quickly. So yeah, it's fun to see.
Speaker 11: I love it. I love seeing these late late inning
Speaker 11: walk offs that you know the fans absolutely freaking love it,
Speaker 11: going home on high note or crying to their beer.
Speaker 6: And there seems to always be this thing right now
Speaker 6: where like the Nationals dropped fourteen on the Mets and
Speaker 6: bragging and I'm like, come on, it's the Mets. This
Speaker 6: team is not have it together right now, so that
Speaker 6: I don't know if that's a big brag. So the
Speaker 6: question I have is what is real when teams are
Speaker 6: really good in April or when teams are really bad?
Speaker 2: Which one is the right tea leaves to read.
Speaker 11: Probably bad, to be honest with you. You know, if
Speaker 11: they're bad, they're I mean, there's some things that can
Speaker 11: turn around. I guess they can turn around in both ways.
Speaker 11: But but I would say at this point in time
Speaker 11: that the Mets are the Mets are bad. I think
Speaker 11: they've this is not going to end well for them
Speaker 11: this year. They have a couple of players that can
Speaker 11: make turnarounds, but they're probably they probably are what we
Speaker 11: think they are. And some of these other teams that
Speaker 11: get off to hot starts, you know they'll they'll be
Speaker 11: by by the wayside here by the middle of the season, and.
Speaker 6: When didn't they the Mets just bring on a new manager.
Speaker 6: How long has been Mendoza been there? It feels pretty
Speaker 6: new if I remember right.
Speaker 11: Well, they resigned him, they they did an extension with him.
Speaker 11: I think he's been there a couple of seasons, so,
Speaker 11: you know, I think they'll hold on to him. But
Speaker 11: I think he's he's sleeping a little bit more restlessly
Speaker 11: after the Corps firing, because that's the Bets record is
Speaker 11: worse than the Red Sox record. But I think he's
Speaker 11: probably safer for a little while at least. But yeah,
Speaker 11: I think he's been with him a couple of a
Speaker 11: couple of seasons. And you know the problem is when
Speaker 11: you when you're superstars like Francisco Lindor come out and
Speaker 11: play horribly, that's going to lead to, you know, some
Speaker 11: struggles and and that's what's happened. Like Lindor has been bad.
Speaker 11: They they traded away the polar Bear, you know, to
Speaker 11: uh where did he end up going? He was a
Speaker 11: free agent, so he signed he signed with the Baltimore Orioles.
Speaker 11: He you know, the first basement over there. I can't
Speaker 11: remember his name, but he uh, you know, he was
Speaker 11: a huge, huge part of that offense that they have
Speaker 11: not replaced. So, yeah, the Mets are the Mets I
Speaker 11: think are in for a long season.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And there are teams that do come back and
Speaker 6: have great rest of the seasons.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 6: I just looked at up the twenty nineteen Nationals started
Speaker 6: nineteen and thirty one into late May, and then they
Speaker 6: won the World Series, beat Houston at seven game seven,
Speaker 6: twenty one Braves. They were on five hundred all the
Speaker 6: way through mid season. They lost to Kunu Acuna Junior,
Speaker 6: and they won the World Series eighty seven twins. Oh,
Speaker 6: I forget that was a fantastic team. Started slow, they
Speaker 6: finished eighty five and seventy seven and then won at all.
Speaker 6: Two thousand and six Cardinals mediocre most of the year
Speaker 6: at eighty three and seventy eight, and then got into
Speaker 6: the playoffs and won the World Series.
Speaker 2: So you're right.
Speaker 6: It can also mean nothing, but it seems to be
Speaker 6: as of late, we see those tea leaves and it
Speaker 6: means they're not going to do well.
Speaker 11: Yeah. And three of those first four teams that you
Speaker 11: just mentioned, as far as like the past slow starters
Speaker 11: that went on to win the World Series. Three of
Speaker 11: them had really incredible starting pitching staffs, right, Like, that's
Speaker 11: what's going to get you to overcome it, right because
Speaker 11: great pitching is is going to put you in a
Speaker 11: position to get some long winning streaks and get your
Speaker 11: record righted pretty quickly. So that's kind of what happened
Speaker 11: with those teams. And then that Cardinals team, the first
Speaker 11: one that you mentioned, like they just gelled at the
Speaker 11: right time. You know, sometimes it's also you slide in
Speaker 11: late into the playoffs and you're just playing your best
Speaker 11: baseball right at the right time. And that can also
Speaker 11: happen to in the game nowadays with as many teams
Speaker 11: that make the playoffs, so you know, you really never
Speaker 11: feel like you're out of it. But the Mets are
Speaker 11: starting to maybe feel they are.
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Speaker 2: It's tiper Big Mad Morning Shows Top list random topics,
Speaker 2: randomly drawn with random results. Now here's Corbyn, Kimpy and
Speaker 2: Lindsay with this week's top list.
Speaker 6: This week's top list is things you can say to
Speaker 6: your dog but not your spouse. Top five things you
Speaker 6: can say to your dog but not your spouse.
Speaker 5: Lindsey Number five you're sleeping outside tonight. Uh number four, Hey,
Speaker 5: I just scheduled you an appointment to get neutered.
Speaker 2: Oh gone, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Things you can say to your dog but not your spouse.
Speaker 5: Number three, you better not pee in this house.
Speaker 2: I mean we gotta go to the man. I mean
Speaker 2: there's a toilet in there for that. Yeah, it's technically
Speaker 2: in the house. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you you can't say that. I mean you
Speaker 5: can't say that to your Yeah, you can say that
Speaker 5: to your dog, not your spouse.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: Number two, I have a big bone for you to
Speaker 5: chew on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's not.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not something I can say to my spouse.
Speaker 2: I know I can't.
Speaker 5: And Number one things that you can say to your
Speaker 5: dog but not your spouse. Stop licking me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we're doing our top list things you can say
Speaker 6: to your dog but not your spouse.
Speaker 2: Gimpy, get out of my face, you stupid bitch.
Speaker 8: That's number five and a very commonly used phrase in
Speaker 8: my house.
Speaker 2: Number four, do I need to put diapers on you? Hm?
Speaker 8: Number three something you can say to your dog, not
Speaker 8: your spouse. She's getting older. I think it's time to
Speaker 8: put her down. Coming into number two, your teacher sagging
Speaker 8: ever since you gave birth?
Speaker 2: Teats teats teats teats.
Speaker 6: As a number one thing that you can say to
Speaker 6: your dog that you can't say to your spouse. Well,
Speaker 6: it's time to express the anal glands.
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, I mean you probably could.
Speaker 2: What are you doing back there right doing?
Speaker 6: Topless the things you can say to your dog but
Speaker 6: not your spouse.
Speaker 2: Number five? Come number four, let me rub your belly.
Speaker 2: Girls don't like that.
Speaker 5: I mean when I was pregnant, I didn't mind it.
Speaker 2: That's not what I said though. Along that lines Number three,
Speaker 2: you're getting fat. Number two stop humping the pillow, no way.
Speaker 6: And number one on the top five things you can
Speaker 6: say to your dog but not your spouse, is you
Speaker 6: want me to get you a friend you can play
Speaker 6: with when I'm at work.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Sure, some of you watchers probably would say.
Speaker 5: That, right, you got those indoor cameras.
Speaker 6: This taxt that came in said, come lick this off
Speaker 6: the floor. Oh I've seen the video, though I don't.
Speaker 6: Some of you all don't have a boundary with that stuff.
Speaker 6: Another one, come here, bitch. I'm trying to think if
Speaker 6: I ever called my dog a bitch. I'm sure I
Speaker 6: called it names, right, I don't know if I called
Speaker 6: it a bitch.
Speaker 8: Every day when I come into the house, I say hello,
Speaker 8: dirty bitches.
Speaker 2: To be fair, you say that in a lot of
Speaker 2: rooms you enter, right, That is a true statement.
Speaker 8: It started with the dogs, though it just carries over
Speaker 8: everything else.
Speaker 2: They are a bunch of dirty bitches.
Speaker 5: Are they all females?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: One male, one female, But there's still bitches. I only
Speaker 2: have two for some reason, I thought you had like four. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well I had. I had the three, but remember I
Speaker 2: had to put the one down.
Speaker 8: I had to put the one down because the day
Speaker 8: and got a hold of her and gave her a
Speaker 8: good old shaken.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: What's the fourth one that I'm thinking of? Was that
Speaker 6: lose that in the separation?
Speaker 8: I think I gave that one away in the separation. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that one time. I did have four, and I was like,
Speaker 8: you could take because there was the pug. Remember the
Speaker 8: pug that had to go get tugged or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they all book it is not good. Do not
Speaker 2: read that for in front of your kids.
Speaker 8: It was that one and uh and the the first
Speaker 8: chihuahua that I had, Oh Marty, Marty with.
Speaker 2: Bob Dordon. Uh.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I was like, you take these dumbest move
Speaker 8: I've probably ever made in my life because I took
Speaker 8: the two horse dugs and I'm like I should have
Speaker 8: totally capped the smaller ones, even though I didn't.
Speaker 2: Like the pug. What is the combined weight of the marmadukes?
Speaker 8: You know, to be honest with you, I haven't put
Speaker 8: him on a scale, and I haven't I I want,
Speaker 8: I don't have a scale in my house to be
Speaker 8: able to pick hotel, to be able to pick them
Speaker 8: up and then stand on the scale and be like,
Speaker 8: all right, well, I weigh two hundred and fifty and
Speaker 8: at minus whatever, which I don't weigh two fifty, it's
Speaker 8: like one to eighty five. But regardless, if I'm a
Speaker 8: guessing guy, combined it's gonna be minimum of one eighty
Speaker 8: to two hundred pounds minimum.
Speaker 6: So this says great Dane average weight females anywhere between
Speaker 6: ninety nine and one thirty, males anywhere between one twenty
Speaker 6: and two hundred.
Speaker 2: That's about right. That's about right.
Speaker 8: And those are full grown, right like not imagine yeah yeah,
Speaker 8: yeah yeah, because they are both full grown.
Speaker 2: They're not puppies anymore. One of them. The male, he uh,
Speaker 2: he's like eight, he's on his way out the door.
Speaker 2: Is he old age? Yeah? You can tell. You can
Speaker 2: see it in his muzzle. He getting real gray.
Speaker 8: And then the other one she's like five, got her
Speaker 8: since twenty twenty, so she's six and they only live
Speaker 8: to be eight to ten years old. Oh really, you
Speaker 8: know that's the sad thing about those dogs is they
Speaker 8: got a very short lifespan.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I gotta try and pump blood all over
Speaker 2: their body. Ant aft the truth and the old the
Speaker 2: old timer.
Speaker 8: You can tell he's feeling it because he's slow to
Speaker 8: be getting up. The other one, I don't know if
Speaker 8: it's the down syndrome that's in her or what, but
Speaker 8: she's just full of energy.
Speaker 2: Your dog has down syndrome. She looks like it.
Speaker 6: What is the indication? What is the indication that looks
Speaker 6: like it for you? That makes you think?
Speaker 8: It's in the eyes, like they're the eye they're a
Speaker 8: little saggy, little droopy, you know, not like you know,
Speaker 8: like I've been partying for a twenty style for a
Speaker 8: couple of hours, you know what I mean. But you
Speaker 8: can tell there's just like there. You look in her
Speaker 8: eyes and you can tell. And I've denied it since
Speaker 8: the beginning. My brother has been telling me, you know,
Speaker 8: your dog's retarded, and I'm like.
Speaker 2: No, she's not. She's not a retarded dog. And dog
Speaker 2: more I look at her, I'm like, yeah, you're totally retarded.
Speaker 5: Maybe it just maybe it had a stroke.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I've had her since she came out,
Speaker 2: like since she was a here's a question, are a
Speaker 2: animals afflicted with that?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 8: My goodness, yes, yes, that is a fun rabbit hole
Speaker 8: to go down. I have done Google image searching of
Speaker 8: animals with Down syndrome, and they get stuff just like
Speaker 8: the rest of us, and some of them are quite
Speaker 8: interesting the pictures to look at.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 8: I don't know if those are you know, fake, but
Speaker 8: looks real enough to me.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, google animals with Down syndrome. I mean I
Speaker 2: didn't hit that.
Speaker 6: I did write mentally challenged dogs, right, I don't know
Speaker 6: if they do now. I know they say they can
Speaker 6: get anxiety and you know, all that other stuff, but
Speaker 6: I don't know if they do, like do chickens and cows?
Speaker 2: Right? Oh my, it says here.
Speaker 8: Technically animals cannot have Down syndrome, as it's human specific.
Speaker 8: But however, animals can experience rare chromosomal abnormalities or genetic
Speaker 8: defects that result in similar symptoms, such as the facial abnormalities,
Speaker 8: cognitive and physical issues.
Speaker 2: It's just visual.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, and I could say I could say cognitive
Speaker 8: as well, because.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. I don't think she's the
Speaker 2: smartest dog on the block.
Speaker 6: I mean, she's not necessarily licking windows, but she's not that.
Speaker 2: Far away from it.
Speaker 6: The rabbit hole that you implied to look to go
Speaker 6: down and look. I just looked. This dog does look
Speaker 6: like it would be riding the short bus.
Speaker 2: Should it need to that? I just sit you.
Speaker 8: Oh oh great, okay, yeah, it looks so happy in
Speaker 8: the face though it does, it's just.
Speaker 2: Stunned after that, the dog.
Speaker 6: Yeah, huh yeah, fascinating.
Speaker 2: That's the world I live in. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Anyway, things you can't say to your you can say
Speaker 6: to your dog, but not your spouse. When last one,
Speaker 6: somebody text in, I don't have to hold my girlfriend
Speaker 6: down to give her meds.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you do. Take a break. We'll be back. The
Speaker 2: Big Med Morning Show returns.
Speaker 6: Next hitting Tulsa on May fifth, over at Expos Square.
Speaker 2: And joining us on the line right now is Kyle Petty. Hello,
Speaker 2: mister Petty, how are you good?
Speaker 9: Man good?
Speaker 6: It's great to talk to you. Let's talk about your
Speaker 6: charity ride. For people that want to know more, it's
Speaker 6: Kyle Petticharityride dot com thirtieth anniversary and explain it to
Speaker 6: everybody what this is.
Speaker 3: So we started, as you said, thirty years ago, a
Speaker 3: bunch of us just want to ride motorcycles from California
Speaker 3: and North Carolina and people told us we were crazy.
Speaker 3: So we told him we were going to do it
Speaker 3: for charity, and they told us we were geniuses. It
Speaker 3: was the greatest fundraisers they had ever heard of. So
Speaker 3: here we are thirty years later, still doing it. Those
Speaker 3: first few years we did it for children's hospitals. In
Speaker 3: two thousand, my oldest son was killed in a racing
Speaker 3: accident in New Hampshire, and we build a camp in
Speaker 3: North Carolina and his memory part of Paul Newman's what
Speaker 3: it's called Serious Fun group of camps. Now everyone knows
Speaker 3: Newman's own, but we've started a camp there and we've
Speaker 3: seen one hundred and fifty thousand kids in their families
Speaker 3: totally free of charge. In the twenty two years that
Speaker 3: camp has been open, we've raised over twenty three million dollars.
Speaker 3: So it's just a bunch of great people that jump
Speaker 3: on motorcycles right across the country. Have some great sponsors
Speaker 3: Muscle Lighting, Pravo, Coca Cola, Harley Davidson that help us
Speaker 3: raise funds and send kids a camp.
Speaker 9: So that's what it's all about.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 2: Now, is this open to Anyboddy?
Speaker 6: Because it also I also know some celebrities joined the
Speaker 6: ride besides yourself, Can anybody join this ride?
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a great question. They can't join now, it's
Speaker 3: already closed. The entry is already closed. What we do
Speaker 3: we send out in theations. If you're anybody's interested, please
Speaker 3: contact Kyle Pitty Charity Ride sending your your information In
Speaker 3: next January, we'll send an application out and it's first come,
Speaker 3: first serve. That's the way that works. But we're gonna
Speaker 3: be at the Expo Center ten thirty on May fifth,
Speaker 3: and my dad will be with us, Matt Kensis will
Speaker 3: be with us, Clint Boyer will be with us, number
Speaker 3: of NASCAR drivers, Kenny Wallace, Kenny Strader, We'll be signing autographs,
Speaker 3: talking to fans, taking pictures with the Golden Driller. We're
Speaker 3: gonna be We're just gonna be doing everything.
Speaker 8: So Kyle as a rider, myself and maybe I wanted
Speaker 8: to get in on this charity to ride with you
Speaker 8: next year.
Speaker 2: Is there a.
Speaker 8: Cost for somebody like me to come join you on
Speaker 8: this cross country ride?
Speaker 3: Yes, there is uh, and it fluctuates, so I'm not
Speaker 3: gonna give you a cost on it today. It goes
Speaker 3: up and down, just like the price of fuel right now.
Speaker 3: It goes up and down, up and down. One mostly off.
Speaker 3: Let me just say that. But but here's what we do.
Speaker 3: We take the cost of the ride. Is all that
Speaker 3: money to camp. Okay, so your donation as a rider
Speaker 3: goes to camp. That's what it's all about. We charge
Speaker 3: you to ride with us, and then we send all
Speaker 3: the money to camp to send kids to camp. And
Speaker 3: like I said, I think we've sent man. We've sent
Speaker 3: thousands of kids to camp over the last twenty two years.
Speaker 3: But that's what it's all about. It is a charity.
Speaker 3: People think about it sometimes as just a motorcycle riding,
Speaker 3: a bunch of people that just wanted to go ride
Speaker 3: motorcycles doing it. But it's got a bigger purpose and
Speaker 3: a bigger going. I think that's why it's lasted thirty years.
Speaker 3: If it was just a motorcycle ride, it would just
Speaker 3: be it would have faded away a long time ago,
Speaker 3: like my career as a race car driver, you know
Speaker 3: what I mean. But anyhow, that's what it's all about.
Speaker 6: And do you allow any motorcycle to join the ride
Speaker 6: if they can get in on time.
Speaker 3: You got two wheels and a motor bring it. That's
Speaker 3: the way it works. Man riding's riding.
Speaker 9: It doesn't make any difference. We do not discriminate.
Speaker 3: I'm standing here in the parking lot in Sonoma, California,
Speaker 3: and I'm seeing Kalasaki's and Yamahas, and there's some goal wings.
Speaker 3: We got tricks, we got sidecars, we got Harley's. We've
Speaker 3: got those other three wheel things. What are they called canams,
Speaker 3: canams or whatever they are. We've got those things.
Speaker 9: We got a little bit of everything.
Speaker 6: Now people get to come out and get some pictures
Speaker 6: and things like that at the expo on May fifth,
Speaker 6: when you guys swing through town as part of this
Speaker 6: journey across America?
Speaker 2: Can I make a donation if I stop by?
Speaker 9: Yes, Yes, for sure.
Speaker 3: And we have you know, you can go to Kyle
Speaker 3: Pitticherry Ride dot com to find out where we're going
Speaker 3: to be. If if you're not close to just say Okay,
Speaker 3: we're coming. We're coming this highway into town or whatever
Speaker 3: it may be, so you can come out and do that.
Speaker 3: You can make a donation on site. You can go
Speaker 3: straight to Victoryjunction dot org and listen. And this is
Speaker 3: this is what I preach all the time. Go to
Speaker 3: Victory Junction dot org. And if you know a child
Speaker 3: who can benefit from this camp, call camp and let
Speaker 3: us know and we'll get that child a camp. Six
Speaker 3: to sixteen years old. We see multiple, multiple, multiple disease
Speaker 3: groups and the illness and we have we've seen, like
Speaker 3: I said, one hundred and fifty thousand kids from fifty
Speaker 3: states and six foreign countries totally free of charge. So
Speaker 3: it costs the parents nothing for their children to go
Speaker 3: to camp. This is what it's all about. We didn't
Speaker 3: want to be a burden.
Speaker 6: Kyle Petticharity ride dot com. If you guys want to
Speaker 6: find out more, it's going to make a stop in
Speaker 6: Tulsa on May fifth, over at the Expo Fairgrounds. You've
Speaker 6: been doing this a long time, thirty years. What is
Speaker 6: something that the nubes find out? Because people think it's
Speaker 6: an easy ride, it's all fun, but it's a grind
Speaker 6: to do this long.
Speaker 2: Of a ride.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's what the news find out the first days,
Speaker 3: five hundred and fifteen miles. So if you if you're
Speaker 3: a nubie and don't know how to ride, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: you better just stay in the parking lot, man, because
Speaker 3: this is a ride. This is not this is not
Speaker 3: a parade. This is not a wave And give the
Speaker 3: princess or the queen wave to everybody as you go
Speaker 3: through town. We ride, and that's what we do. And
Speaker 3: you know, I think that's our longest day. Our shortest
Speaker 3: day is about three hundred and eighty miles this year
Speaker 3: or something. So it's a nine day trip from here back.
Speaker 9: To Charlotte, North Carolina.
Speaker 3: We're going to zigzag our way across and do things
Speaker 3: that are strictly American this year because it's America's two
Speaker 3: hundred and fiftieth birthday, centennial of Highway fifty to centennial
Speaker 3: of Route sixty six or so much going on right now.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's definitely a ride.
Speaker 2: What's your favorite part of the ride?
Speaker 6: Is it the first day, the last day, what's the
Speaker 6: thing you really look forward to every year?
Speaker 3: So honestly, and I say this, and this is so crazy.
Speaker 3: The thing I look forward to is the people along
Speaker 3: the way, the people that you meet, the people that
Speaker 3: come out at the gas stop, or the people that
Speaker 3: come out at night to the hotel to talk to you.
Speaker 3: We were in Arkansas a number of years ago and
Speaker 3: the state dog calling Champion came out and gave us
Speaker 3: an exhibition in the parking lot. Man, you don't get
Speaker 3: that when you're traveling across country in a minivan. You
Speaker 3: know what I mean. I mean it was fantastic. So
Speaker 3: you meet some of the most interesting people, and you
Speaker 3: meet people that have stories, have stories about racing, have
Speaker 3: stories about kids that have come to camp. It doesn't
Speaker 3: make any difference, but you hear a million stories across
Speaker 3: the country. That is my favorite part. Honestly, these nine days,
Speaker 3: there's a highlight every day.
Speaker 2: Kyle Petty's joining us.
Speaker 6: The Kyle Petty Charity Ride is going to make a
Speaker 6: stop in Tulsa on May fifth, over at the Fairgrounds.
Speaker 6: You want to find out more Kyle Petti Charity Ride
Speaker 6: dot com. You've been around NASCAR your whole life. Nice
Speaker 6: NASCAR fans and the NASCAR community is just really charitable
Speaker 6: and just a good group of people. Does this ride
Speaker 6: need more to you now than anything you did in NASCAR.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, for sure, for sure.
Speaker 3: And you know, even my dad we were talking not
Speaker 3: long ago and we were talking about the camp and
Speaker 3: stuff like that, and you know, just out of the blue. Man,
Speaker 3: he's eighty eight years old and now of the blue.
Speaker 3: He said, you know, I won a lot of races
Speaker 3: and won championships. And I'm like, yeah, you won the
Speaker 3: most most races, most championships. You know, I got that,
Speaker 3: you know. But he's like, you know, I think nobody's
Speaker 3: going to remember that in one hundred years. But everybody's
Speaker 3: going to remember the children that came through that camp.
Speaker 3: Everybody's going to remember that you helped that we helped
Speaker 3: another community, that we help people. And he said, that's
Speaker 3: something that's so much bigger than winning races, so much
Speaker 3: bigger than trophies. It means a lot more.
Speaker 6: And this ride you probably interact with so many people,
Speaker 6: but is there an interaction with a family or a
Speaker 6: kid on the ride like that will be here on
Speaker 6: May fifth over at the expo that sticks with you,
Speaker 6: that really struck you in a really good way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I honestly, you know, so many of
Speaker 3: these kids we see kids with a lot of the
Speaker 3: kids that we see, and let me say this, a
Speaker 3: lot of the kids that we see spend thirty or
Speaker 3: forty days a year in the hospital. We see very
Speaker 3: sick kids. These kids are We have full time doctors
Speaker 3: on staff and full time nurses. And I can't tell
Speaker 3: you how many times through the years that we've run
Speaker 3: through a city and met a camper family or met
Speaker 3: a potential camper family, and all this little boy or
Speaker 3: girl wanted to do was ride a motorcycle and we
Speaker 3: would ride them across town to the other side of town.
Speaker 3: And those moments for these riders and those moments for
Speaker 3: that child, they just stick out. Man, they just stick
Speaker 3: out because it's like, yeah, man, we did something and
Speaker 3: the kid got to do something, and we're doing good
Speaker 3: and it's just I mean, it makes everybody feel good.
Speaker 3: Everybody's win win. I will tell you this is we
Speaker 3: say it all the time. You can stand back in
Speaker 3: a parking lot and patch yourself on the back and say,
Speaker 3: look at what we're doing for other people. But in
Speaker 3: the end, when you go to camp and you see
Speaker 3: these kids and you get to spend time with them,
Speaker 3: you leave camp and you say man, look at what
Speaker 3: these kids just did for me. You know, they just
Speaker 3: totally change my perspective on life. They totally change my spirit.
Speaker 3: So that the kids are the special ones. We just
Speaker 3: happen to be their caretakers for the time they're here.
Speaker 6: Let's talk for a minute about the ride in general,
Speaker 6: because when you're compared to what you're you know, the
Speaker 6: past of writing and having guys in your ear and
Speaker 6: the team and all that, this is a little different.
Speaker 2: You're just it's by yourself.
Speaker 6: You're in your head right when you are riding down
Speaker 6: the road on a journey like this, what do you
Speaker 6: think about?
Speaker 2: Where does your mind go?
Speaker 6: What's what's the part that you really enjoy thinking about
Speaker 6: when you're doing such a long ride.
Speaker 3: So here's the thing, man, you don't want to get
Speaker 3: in my head. I take a bad Guarantino movie. You know,
Speaker 3: I don't want to be in my head, man, But.
Speaker 9: It is it.
Speaker 3: It gives you the opportunity to think of something and
Speaker 3: it's crazy. It's crazy. I've ridden this ride and get
Speaker 3: to thinking about something that we need a camp. Do
Speaker 3: we need a we need an indoor sports arena, or
Speaker 3: we need something. And by the time we get to
Speaker 3: the end of the ride. You know, we I've talked
Speaker 3: to enough people on the ride, We've sketched out a
Speaker 3: plan and uh, you know, we've we've laid out something
Speaker 3: we've got. We've just different things, you know, and it
Speaker 3: makes you focus. Uh, And you do focus because there's
Speaker 3: nothing nothing else but the beautiful scenery and the people
Speaker 3: that you meet. But you do focus on what we're
Speaker 3: doing this for, and you focus on the kids, and
Speaker 3: you focus on the camp and uh, you know, every
Speaker 3: year we come back, we have a different plan for
Speaker 3: camp and we've been able to implement some of them.
Speaker 3: We just tore up the water park and build a
Speaker 3: brand new water park two years ago from a design
Speaker 3: that we came up with cross country one year and uh,
Speaker 3: We'll continue to do stuff like that.
Speaker 2: What do you carry on you to eat or to
Speaker 2: nibble on?
Speaker 6: What's your luxury thing you have with you on you're
Speaker 6: on your bike while you're riding.
Speaker 3: Listen Toosi pops Man, There's there's nothing better. There used
Speaker 3: to be an old program came on Kojak with Telly
Speaker 3: savalas Man. He always had a Tutsi pop in his mouth.
Speaker 3: I can't tell you how many how many licks it
Speaker 3: takes to get to the center because I always bite
Speaker 3: him way before that, just like everybody else. But man,
Speaker 3: you got to have a bag full of TUTSI pops.
Speaker 8: Are you a pocket snacks kind of guy? When I'm riding,
Speaker 8: I'm a pocket snack kind of guy. I'll take the
Speaker 8: jerky out of the bag, put it in my pocket.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm when I'm running down the road, I just
Speaker 8: reaching there and boom, get the muncheon.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for sure, for sure. Man.
Speaker 3: You know I'll tell you this story. So one time
Speaker 3: I got behind the pack. I got behind the pack
Speaker 3: of Mountain Wyoming and I'm way behind. Man, I'm like
Speaker 3: ten or fifteen miles behind, and I'm I'm running to
Speaker 3: catch up. And I try to set my cruise control
Speaker 3: at a at a triple digit number, and my cruise
Speaker 3: control won't set. And I finally get it to set
Speaker 3: in the high two digit numbers like ninety three, ninety four.
Speaker 3: And I'm cruising a long and I don't have a snack,
Speaker 3: and I reach back in my tour packed by my
Speaker 3: tea bag behind me, and I pull out a power
Speaker 3: bar and I unwrapped that thing. I hadn't seen a
Speaker 3: car in a thousand miles man, and I unwrapped that
Speaker 3: thing and start eating it. Look in the mirror and
Speaker 3: there's a blue light right on me. I ease over
Speaker 3: the side of the road and guy he comes up
Speaker 3: and wants to see my license registration.
Speaker 2: I show him.
Speaker 3: He said, I just saw your name on the side
Speaker 3: of some of these trucks that went by here with
Speaker 3: this motorcycle ride. And I said, yeah, I'm with them.
Speaker 3: He said, do you know how fast you were running?
Speaker 3: And I said ninety three. I said it wouldn't said
Speaker 3: at one hundred, wouldn't set at ninety nine. Its only
Speaker 3: said at ninety three. And he said, at least you're honest, man,
Speaker 3: at least you're on it. And he said where you headed?
Speaker 3: And I said to headed down the Green River and
Speaker 3: he said, fall in behind me. He said, I'll get
Speaker 3: you caught up. I fell in behind this state patrolman
Speaker 3: and we run, man, We run one hundred, one hundred
Speaker 3: and five.
Speaker 9: Caught up.
Speaker 3: And all he wanted when he got there was a
Speaker 3: picture with Richard Petty and hershel Walker because Hersha Walker.
Speaker 9: Was with us that year.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, I've told those guys a million times
Speaker 3: y'all got me out of one, right there. Man, y'all
Speaker 3: got me out of a big ticket.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I would imagine seeing the you know, Petty on the
Speaker 6: card makes it they love that. That's awesome, man, what
Speaker 6: a great story. What's the hardest stretch. What's the part
Speaker 6: of this ride that you're like, this is it the
Speaker 6: first couple of days? What is it for you that
Speaker 6: you're like, man, this I got to get my head
Speaker 6: in the game.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 3: So the hardest stretch every day, every day is the
Speaker 3: first leg, is the first show stop, because you're coming,
Speaker 3: You've been into town at night, you know, and you've
Speaker 3: got your stuff, and it just takes you that first
Speaker 3: takes me that first seventy hundred miles to get back
Speaker 3: into the swing of just relaxing and setting on the
Speaker 3: bike and ride. And it's every day, man, every day.
Speaker 3: Once I passed that first one hundred hundred and twenty five, man,
Speaker 3: I'm good for another four or five hundred. But it's
Speaker 3: that first little bit. It's the first steps of the
Speaker 3: journey every day that are the hardest.
Speaker 6: Kyle Petty Charity Ride dot com. It's going to be
Speaker 6: in town on May fifth. Go by and meet some
Speaker 6: of the celebrities is going to be there. Make a donation,
Speaker 6: find out more at Kyle Petty Charity Ride dot com.
Speaker 6: Mister Petty, it's been great talking to you. Good luck
Speaker 6: with the ride. We can't wait to see on May fifth,
Speaker 6: over at the Fairgrounds.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys, thanks for having me this morning. I
Speaker 3: appreciate everything you do.
Speaker 6: All right by the right say thanks. We're gonna take
Speaker 6: a break and we'll be back.
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