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Speaker 1: has a long history of covering the Hawk beat, and
Speaker 1: some major, major show tensions have have happened over stories
Speaker 1: that involve Hawks. We may revisit some of that, but
Speaker 1: right now it's time for this.
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Speaker 3: This good.
Speaker 4: Got a few things that are interesting and some involve
Speaker 4: the world of rock. If you will priest news in
Speaker 4: a second. Hell yeah, you know this is actually weirdly.
Speaker 4: The first two clips are going to play. You're actually
Speaker 4: clips from the eighties, so don't ask why they're resurfaced,
Speaker 4: but things are resurfacing all the time, and Uh, here's
Speaker 4: Stevie Rayvaughn doing an interview about a snake.
Speaker 2: Now I shall say it.
Speaker 4: Uh, it is snake season, so everyone beware if you're
Speaker 4: walking on the sidewalking through some high grass, can I
Speaker 4: be careful there?
Speaker 2: Copperheads are looking for ankles to bite.
Speaker 5: I think that's a fair warning.
Speaker 1: But I do want to I do want to bring
Speaker 1: this up because this guy is an absolute legend. Okay,
Speaker 1: and so I don't know why Stevie Raven popped up
Speaker 1: on my social media timeline over the weekend, but listen
Speaker 1: closely to the story that he's telling, and I want
Speaker 1: you to decide if you feel like he's being truthful.
Speaker 3: Okay, you open your door and there was a five
Speaker 3: and a half with snake at least what kind of
Speaker 3: snake copperhead Ratler totally Molyes. Yeah, those things are shot him.
Speaker 6: Was shot him at least four times with a three
Speaker 6: fifty seven magnum and he got mad.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm serious.
Speaker 6: He stood up about this high and went split and
Speaker 6: went back under my house. He never killed it, No,
Speaker 6: it shot it four times, oh at least maybe five.
Speaker 6: Oh god, I mean it's kind of hard to miss.
Speaker 6: A snake from here to your knee for the three
Speaker 6: fifty seven.
Speaker 3: Oh, he sounds a big gun. Oh.
Speaker 6: There were guts and everything all the drawers.
Speaker 3: But it was like he didn't care.
Speaker 2: A man.
Speaker 1: All right, I want you to keep in mind, beautiful.
Speaker 1: It's almost like he's in the middle of a serious interview.
Speaker 1: First of all, some of the red flags. What kind
Speaker 1: of snake was it that when you opened up a
Speaker 1: drawer sitting there? He said copper He said copper head rattler,
Speaker 1: and then he said copper. He combined two deadly types
Speaker 1: of snakes, all right, And then it was like yeah,
Speaker 1: it was about five feet long, and he said it
Speaker 1: jumped up to like here.
Speaker 5: So he's saying it stood straight up on its tail.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: And he said we shot it four to five times,
Speaker 1: four times for sure, maybe five with a three fifty
Speaker 1: seven magnetic close range somebody, and it just got mad. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it got mad. Snake will do that when you shoot it.
Speaker 1: Somebody off camera goes, that's a big gun. It wasn't
Speaker 1: even the lady doing the interview was the second lady.
Speaker 1: She goes, that's a big gun. And then he was like, uh, yeah.
Speaker 1: There was guts everywhere, but it didn't care. So snake
Speaker 1: guts are out everywhere, and it just slithered under the house.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 7: I want to say a couple things. Now, I haven't
Speaker 7: seen this video, so I don't know the context. But
Speaker 7: can't a snake, like if its head is still alive,
Speaker 7: can't it still slither off?
Speaker 2: Yes, its nerves allow it to.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't slither off, do it would still move like
Speaker 1: you can cut a snakehead off. Yeah, and it could
Speaker 1: still clench its jaws and bite youtcha if its head
Speaker 1: is decapitated, but it's not gonna slither away.
Speaker 2: May we kind of still move? It may move and
Speaker 2: gyrate a little bit.
Speaker 7: But didn't he say this came out of a drawer
Speaker 7: And then he said it went under the house.
Speaker 5: It was in a drawer. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They pulled out a three fifty seven magnum shot it
Speaker 1: four times for sure, maybe a fifth time. Snake guts
Speaker 1: were everywhere on this copperhead rattler. And then it got
Speaker 1: mad and went stood up straight and then went right
Speaker 1: under the house. And that's a that's a unique snake.
Speaker 7: That's like when you crossbreed dogs the copperhead rattler. So
Speaker 7: I wonder if this is what Christina's thinking, because you're
Speaker 7: a Stevie Ray fan, aren't you. Yeah, okay, this was
Speaker 7: probably he might have hung out in Oklon some he's
Speaker 7: her pride and joy.
Speaker 5: He went to the Gaborhood.
Speaker 7: This is I'm guessing just listening to him, because he
Speaker 7: talked way different after he got clean. This is probably
Speaker 7: in the depths of his serious substance abuse issues, and
Speaker 7: so I imagine he's probably high while telling this story.
Speaker 2: He looks like he's in his mid to late twenties.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is he got.
Speaker 7: Sober I think in the early nineties and then sadly
Speaker 7: like died right after he got sober in that helicopter crash.
Speaker 7: But he had serious substance abuse problems. And I bet
Speaker 7: he's high right now as he's making up this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, well not even making up.
Speaker 4: Maybe the story did kind of happen like that in
Speaker 4: some shape or form, but he may have been high
Speaker 4: while it happened.
Speaker 7: It had been awake for three days on blow and
Speaker 7: show the story to God a life of its own.
Speaker 3: He got mad.
Speaker 2: He's not even the star.
Speaker 4: The star of this interview is her and her response
Speaker 4: to everything, and the first red flag to me is
Speaker 4: not even his lies. It's her using the term holy Molly's,
Speaker 4: which you don't hear very often. But listen throughout the
Speaker 4: I'm just playing again ye at the interview. How many
Speaker 4: times she has kind of a fake shocked expression.
Speaker 3: You opened your drawer and there was a five and
Speaker 3: a half foot snake.
Speaker 6: At least what kind of snake, copperhend rabber, cotton out Molly's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those things were shotting.
Speaker 6: Was shot in at least four times with a three
Speaker 6: fifty seven magnum.
Speaker 3: And he got mad. Oh my god, I'm serious.
Speaker 6: He stood up about this high, they went split.
Speaker 3: I went back under my house.
Speaker 6: He never killed it, No, he shot it four times, oh,
Speaker 6: at least maybe five. Oh god, I mean it's kind
Speaker 6: of hard to miss the snape from here to your
Speaker 6: knee for the thirty seven.
Speaker 3: Oh he sounds a gun. Oh there were guts and
Speaker 3: everything all the doors. But it was like he didn't care.
Speaker 3: He just made him mad.
Speaker 2: Oh god, oh I did like his.
Speaker 7: It kind of sounds like a mixture of our friend
Speaker 7: Bob Maplethorpe from Bottle Rocket mixed together with Danny McBride.
Speaker 4: See that now In a thirteen year old news This
Speaker 4: is a video that's outside of a Judas Priest concert.
Speaker 5: I'm Dave Alby, I'm twenty years old.
Speaker 7: I'm ready to rock.
Speaker 5: Don thirteen, Oh are you here to see tonight?
Speaker 1: The best I've always asking her all about?
Speaker 8: In that lot, after.
Speaker 4: She says I'm done, I'm thirteen, they starting making out
Speaker 4: and breaking the law, fires out a little bit.
Speaker 1: That's the seventies or eighties. That would probably be early eighties.
Speaker 1: He's like, I'm twenty, I'm about to go serve our
Speaker 1: country and the art forces.
Speaker 2: And they're like, She's like, I'm down, I'm thirteen.
Speaker 5: They start mugging. I'm like, WHOA, what time on earth
Speaker 5: is this?
Speaker 7: I've never actually seen the movie? But is this from
Speaker 7: Heavy Metal Parking Lot?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: There's a documentary call have you ever seen it? No,
Speaker 7: there's a documentary called Heavy Metal Parking Lot, in which
Speaker 7: again I haven't seen it, but I think I think
Speaker 7: this is from it. They go into the parking lot
Speaker 7: of heavy metal shows in the eighties and talk to
Speaker 7: people and you get this kind of thing.
Speaker 6: I'm David Alby, I'm twenty years old, ready to run.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's so good man.
Speaker 5: I hope she now she meant to say nineteen. Then
Speaker 5: they make out.
Speaker 4: I have another thirteen year old story. Unfortunately, assistant principal
Speaker 4: was arrested for asking a student to rub her feet.
Speaker 9: She had a thirteen year old child that was at
Speaker 9: her school rub her feet. She didn't think he was
Speaker 9: massaging him the right way, so she massaged his arms
Speaker 9: and then made this statement like this will help teach
Speaker 9: you for play for when you have a girlfriend. We
Speaker 9: calmed the parents down and said, look, she's going to
Speaker 9: be held accountable for this outrageous conduct.
Speaker 2: God, who's that guy?
Speaker 5: How does he tied it into the story?
Speaker 2: I'm assuming that was a police official of some sort. Engineering. Yeah,
Speaker 2: maybe it was the real principle, because that was the
Speaker 2: assistant principal. Okay, who's doing this?
Speaker 5: I think it might have just been the science teacher.
Speaker 2: Last time, I want to play for you guys.
Speaker 4: So clearly you see AI all the time now, AI
Speaker 4: artificial intelligence, it's everywhere.
Speaker 5: Not a one.
Speaker 4: So our new education chief in America, the person leading
Speaker 4: the Department of Education is Linda McMahon. Yes, Tim McMahon's mom. No,
Speaker 4: Vince McMahon's wife. A wrestler, yes, a Yeah. A lady who,
Speaker 4: once again it's important to says, I literally grew up
Speaker 4: seeing her get body slammed on TV.
Speaker 2: That two leads the Department of Education. And here she
Speaker 2: is doing a speech on AI. Here's how AI is
Speaker 2: gonna affect everyone. Ai I AI. Everyone got it? Ai.
Speaker 8: There is a school system that's going to start making
Speaker 8: sure that first graders or even pre ks have a
Speaker 8: one teaching, you know, every year, starting you know, that
Speaker 8: far down in the grades. And that's just a that's
Speaker 8: a wonderful thing. Wasn't all that long ago? That is,
Speaker 8: we're going to have internet in our schools. Now, okay,
Speaker 8: let's do see a one and how and how can
Speaker 8: that be helpful? How can it be helpful in one
Speaker 8: on one instruction?
Speaker 2: We're gonna have steak sauce in the schools. You know,
Speaker 2: all we can do is laugh about it at this point.
Speaker 5: So she mistick AI with a one stiak sauce.
Speaker 2: She doesn't know what it is.
Speaker 1: We just it sounds like blockchain dot com. It does
Speaker 1: sound like black chain co chain com. Now we're gonna
Speaker 1: have a one steak sauce in the lunch rooms, and
Speaker 1: they are gonna be smarter because of it.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: It is really amazing. It's fun all right there. Yeah,
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