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Speaker 1: if you have the need to interject, and we encourage it.
Speaker 1: A lot of people been sending text for Coffin.
Speaker 2: Also a lot of response to the Walmart wait for
Speaker 2: a Lifetime that I had to do yesterday.
Speaker 1: Bob Brook is a own rule and that's never going
Speaker 1: to Walmart on the weekend. And he went on the weekend,
Speaker 1: and he paid the price. People are paid the price
Speaker 1: of his time. People are right.
Speaker 2: What I should have done was gondo Electronics section or
Speaker 2: the sports section.
Speaker 1: Could have just shoplifted, just ran out. Oh no, we
Speaker 1: know what would happen then Bob World order my own
Speaker 1: security guards taken out. Bit what happened to Bob uh
Speaker 1: get frustrated at a Walmart and tried to shoplift.
Speaker 2: Remember the whole BWO thing he was touting. He's now
Speaker 2: mowed off with the kneecaps, wheeling around town, wheeling into
Speaker 2: work each day in a wheelchair. If you haven't sent
Speaker 2: your send your BWO requesting yet for for a BWO
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Speaker 2: a self addressed stamped envelope.
Speaker 1: Will stuff it in there and send it right back
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you could just google the address because I
Speaker 2: can't keep sending out to people.
Speaker 1: All Right, what we got We've got a river otter
Speaker 1: that this just outside Seattle attacked a child at a
Speaker 1: Seattle area marina. Dragged the kid right off the dock.
Speaker 1: Can be mean and into the water. I have never
Speaker 1: heard of an otter attacking.
Speaker 3: We've found out about it, and I've never heard of that.
Speaker 1: Most orders would tend to steer clear people, but they
Speaker 1: can be territorial.
Speaker 3: Take seriously wild animals. I mean that's been in the
Speaker 3: news quite a bit. Yellowstone and buffaloes. You don't get
Speaker 3: too close to a buffalo. So from now on we'll
Speaker 3: know not to get too close to river otter.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir for bringing buffaloes into this. They haven't
Speaker 1: done anything wrong. Yeah, focusing well, we're focusing on this
Speaker 1: rogue river otter pulled the youngster into the water and
Speaker 1: dunked them. How old was the kid? Because the kid's
Speaker 1: aching here must have been like a.
Speaker 2: Todd just s as child, super small for an honor
Speaker 2: to grab them. We we had otter attacks here in
Speaker 2: our springs area.
Speaker 1: Remember that. Yeah, that's why I asked you if we
Speaker 1: had human beatbox sound effects for otter and you said,
Speaker 1: you believe that beaver. Beaver is a beaver and a
Speaker 1: is a beaver and an otter similar? Or are they
Speaker 1: actually the same thing? They're similar, They're not the same thing.
Speaker 2: No, because I think then the otter would have that
Speaker 2: big weird the weird tail that that was the sound
Speaker 2: effect for the beaver. We had a request h every time,
Speaker 2: and this has happened. It happened Thursday or Friday, and
Speaker 2: I didn't get to do it, but we had a
Speaker 2: request at the text line for a blind jogger. And
Speaker 2: if you don't remember the blind jogger.
Speaker 1: It was this, hold on, we have to be quiet
Speaker 1: for this. How you hit me with your cane?
Speaker 2: I added the alue you hit me with your cane part?
Speaker 2: But yes, that was a blind jogger using his uh,
Speaker 2: his cane. You're welcome, person who's requested that so much?
Speaker 2: Who are we talking about otters and beavers?
Speaker 1: Yes, we'll watch out for the otters and beaters. Beaters
Speaker 1: beavers always watch out for beavers. Yeah we all are.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Chicago restaurant is touting the fact that they
Speaker 1: serve the most expensive martini in America. Okay, Chicago's we
Speaker 1: have the Adelina restaurants and fancy restaurants.
Speaker 2: They ad guess on the martini. I'm sure it has
Speaker 2: like some gold plate at Olive or something stupid like that.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go with four hundred and seventy five dollars.
Speaker 2: I should try thirteen thousand dollars. If you're drinking that,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Just I know, I know you have money
Speaker 2: to throw away. Don't throw away. Just give it to
Speaker 2: me with Pat or any of our listen her loom,
Speaker 2: something mescal and uh. The The where it gets really
Speaker 2: pricey is the diamond tennis bracelet that comes draped over
Speaker 2: the glass to impress.
Speaker 1: Undoubtedly the individual that you're buying this for. They've had
Speaker 1: a grand total of one person, or there's always one,
Speaker 1: of course, there there's always one. Darling, you're one too.
Speaker 1: They're thirteen thousand dollars martini. You're worth it. Don't do that.
Speaker 2: When you're looking for a good diamond bracelet, you go
Speaker 2: to IDC.
Speaker 1: God, how about that?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: Have you no shame whatsoever when it comes to do
Speaker 1: I have shame? No plugs it's a fourteen carrot gold
Speaker 1: tennis bracelet with one hundred and fifty diamonds in it.
Speaker 1: Do you like Martinis? Taco Bob?
Speaker 2: You've never had one?
Speaker 1: No, I haven't in it, so I can't really truthfully
Speaker 1: answer that question. You know me, when it comes to
Speaker 1: adult beverages, there's basically two on the table for me.
Speaker 1: May I say them?
Speaker 2: Beer or jamison?
Speaker 1: There you go wow about it? About it? Yeah, I'll
Speaker 1: venture further into the Whiskey family, stray a little bit,
Speaker 1: but that's it's. Uh, that's pretty much it.
Speaker 2: We're simpletons for me. Beer speak for yourself, buddy, simpleton,
Speaker 2: You're you're simpletons, simple, simpleton.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm getting at? Low maintenance. I think
Speaker 1: low maintenance should be a better I'm doing. So our simpleton?
Speaker 1: Is that like a moron? Dunce? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, Like I said, so, we're just simple That
Speaker 2: was a Simpleton phrase right there. I guess Martini. I
Speaker 2: I think I have tasted one when I made it
Speaker 2: at a restaurant to see if it was the right
Speaker 2: amount of m I think.
Speaker 1: There no idea. And then there's this this outside of
Speaker 1: sandyegg Go in Ramona, California, Ramona. Eleven year old kid
Speaker 1: has been setting up this lemonade stand for a while now.
Speaker 1: He's been he started his own little business, hoping to
Speaker 1: buy enough, get enough money, sell enough a lemonade to
Speaker 1: buy himself a dirt bike. Cool. You know, Mom and
Speaker 1: dad wanted to teach him. You know, that's how it
Speaker 1: should be. Sure till some jerk stole his entire lemonade stand. Kid,
Speaker 1: it walked away for a moment, and then yeah.
Speaker 5: Why would this happen? Why would he do that from
Speaker 5: a kid that just trying to sell lemonade.
Speaker 4: About halfway through the video, you can see that he
Speaker 4: picks the sign up and he reads it.
Speaker 5: On the bottom and kind of small writing said saving
Speaker 5: for a dirt bike. Anything helps, thank you with a
Speaker 5: little smiley face at the end. Someone that's fruit and
Speaker 5: selfish and has no feelings for other people and only
Speaker 5: cares about himself.
Speaker 4: I hope that he doesn't, you know, use this experience
Speaker 4: to think that, you know, all people are like that,
Speaker 4: and there's not good people in this world.
Speaker 1: We do have the video they referred to it is
Speaker 1: from a closed circuit TV street, you know, monitor and
Speaker 1: I will say this, I for a moment until I
Speaker 1: got the full gist of this. I was gonna cut
Speaker 1: the guy some slack because the angle of the video,
Speaker 1: and it's on our Facebook page if you want to
Speaker 1: see for yourself. It just looks like two plastic chairs
Speaker 1: and a plastic table set up at a corner, unattended.
Speaker 1: You can't see anything on the table. It's just a
Speaker 1: plastic table and two chairs. This guy drives by in
Speaker 1: a pickup truck, looks at it, pulls in, turns around,
Speaker 1: pulls up to it, and proceeds to put the stuff
Speaker 1: in the back of his truck, thinking, ow, someone's just
Speaker 1: abandoned this crap. But as they alluded to it, there
Speaker 1: was a sign on the front, which you can't see
Speaker 1: until he picks it up and looks at it. And
Speaker 1: this just throws it on the ground and takes the
Speaker 1: stuff anyway. Man, you gotta be have a special place
Speaker 1: in hell for someone like that. Hear in that little
Speaker 1: kid's voice, You know what I'm saying. That's a good kid.
Speaker 1: He was well spoken.
Speaker 2: He's not the kind of guy who would mean to
Speaker 2: say that we're simple and call us simpletons. He was
Speaker 2: a little more intelligent than that. But did somebody start
Speaker 2: to go fund me for him yet, because maybe you should.
Speaker 1: Why don't you? Don't you what?
Speaker 2: I know, my kids are a little bit old for
Speaker 2: a lemonade stand, But I could have them set something
Speaker 2: up on the online lemonade stand maybe no, no, have
Speaker 2: them make it like a car wash or whatever, and
Speaker 2: then I'll stage it to where somebody grabs their money
Speaker 2: jar and it's like they were saving for college tuition.
Speaker 6: And the story gets out just like it will with
Speaker 6: this little kid. Oh my god, we gotta do a
Speaker 6: go fund me for a and I like the kid.
Speaker 6: Don't get me wrong, do a go fund me. Get
Speaker 6: the kid a Kawasaki two stroke man.
Speaker 1: No of a sudden, Bob is rolling in money.
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