Speaker 1: I can't walk down too much pay.
Speaker 2: Dave Bakrant writes, Wednesday, January eighth would have been Elvis's
Speaker 2: ninetieth birthday, and that is a fact, Jack January nineteen
Speaker 2: thirty five. So loop Tupelo, Mississippi. It's not, unfortunately, except
Speaker 2: for the conspiracy theorists who think that Elvis didn't die
Speaker 2: at Graceland and he's still alive somewhere pumping.
Speaker 1: Gas in Arizona or whatever.
Speaker 2: But anyway, that's for you, Dave, and for Elvis fans everywhere,
Speaker 2: and the birth celebration coming up in the coming week.
Speaker 2: Right now, to the matters at hand. Five point forty
Speaker 2: eight on the precipice of what looks to be not
Speaker 2: only the first but maybe the worst winners dorm we've
Speaker 2: had in quite a while around these here parts. Mom
Speaker 2: Tree is hunkered in. Good morning, mammitry.
Speaker 3: You got to hold to you can God time changing
Speaker 3: your mouth all to his hand to God sign changing
Speaker 3: and you your house somethings, No, you know, oh to
Speaker 3: God changing hand to.
Speaker 4: Change.
Speaker 1: What a finish? Hell Loujah, hell, hell hellujah. You got
Speaker 1: you gotta go in there, girl. So I'm a little.
Speaker 2: Confused, Mam Tree Okay, you told Liam that we're not
Speaker 2: supposed to mention where you live.
Speaker 4: I don't wind on the air. I'm a Kentucky colonel,
Speaker 4: marm Tree, a Kentucky turner, and I know and.
Speaker 1: I respect that.
Speaker 2: But in the past, you've asked for cards and letters,
Speaker 2: You've you've asked for people to come and visit you,
Speaker 2: so that this is why I'm confused. I don't care.
Speaker 2: It's fine, you can your address can remain anonymous from
Speaker 2: now on, and I have got no problem with that.
Speaker 4: But Saturday I was sold I don't have a roommate
Speaker 4: because first wasn't getting up every morning talking on radio.
Speaker 4: I don't have a roommate. I got a new one
Speaker 4: and I love her dearly. So I'm Mama Tree, Lady Linet,
Speaker 4: Kentucky colonel.
Speaker 1: Nowhere.
Speaker 4: Y'all know where I lived, Come see me.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all right, baby, that's that's no problem. But
Speaker 2: you don't have a roommate because you don't. You didn't
Speaker 2: You didn't lose You didn't lose a roommate because I
Speaker 2: said where you lived on the air, that you lost
Speaker 2: a roommate because you were getting up early in the morning.
Speaker 1: To call us.
Speaker 4: No because I was on the air and you couldn't
Speaker 4: hear me saying last week, and I had screamed, so
Speaker 4: I don't want to talk about no more.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I was just I just wanted to
Speaker 2: know baby, it's it's okay.
Speaker 4: I'm step Sunday.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: When I from Bingo person was gone, we were a
Speaker 4: good friends. They told me to win money for him.
Speaker 4: I said yes, I hope I went at least a dollar.
Speaker 4: Far I didn't win nothing.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry you. I'm sorry you lost a friend, dear. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you, all right, So we'll move.
Speaker 1: Hell your day. Oh you know what's so far? So good?
Speaker 1: I got a long way to go to nine o'clock though.
Speaker 4: While we on the air, remember I think maybe last
Speaker 4: week the man before you was talking about the ground hogs.
Speaker 4: I told you on the phone. Did you gone tell
Speaker 4: him how to fry a ground hog?
Speaker 3: You've cut it in.
Speaker 4: If the baby's cut him in four quarters, I'll put
Speaker 4: salt pepper on dipping flour and fry like a chicken.
Speaker 4: He'll gold in brown. It's a big old grandpa grandfather groundhogs.
Speaker 4: You know how you did the same thing floor salt
Speaker 4: pepper and butter or whatever brown and then put it
Speaker 4: in a crock pot for maybe three hours on high
Speaker 4: to make it far tender. But yes, you can eat
Speaker 4: groundhogs year round. We throz them in the honey season
Speaker 4: and they ate them year round. Raccoons, Mama is baked Sam.
Speaker 4: She put celrey and onions and apples in their carcass
Speaker 4: and then a green apple in its mouth, and we
Speaker 4: had a look like a baked up dog on the plate.
Speaker 4: She did the possums the same way. She a moment,
Speaker 4: the sealy and onions and green apples.
Speaker 1: We need to do a whole cooking section here.
Speaker 4: Just did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did, We just did. Thank you, Mama Tree.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go catch me some groundhog now I know
Speaker 2: how to fix them. Oh God, love, you will be
Speaker 2: picking Dick's brain next