Speaker 1: A shortage of dumb people doing really stupid things. Welcome
Speaker 1: to another edition of Idiotology with let Chatako one on
Speaker 1: one one w jr R.
Speaker 2: But your freaking idiots all, I wanna throw you one
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Speaker 4: That's gonna be a party out there, man.
Speaker 2: Nice little reserve seating area for the show, so it'd
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Speaker 2: as you Tako likes to point out, you kind of
Speaker 2: forget about that. Don't want you to miss out on
Speaker 2: a chance to win a grand All right, On the
Speaker 2: subject of money. I asked you all to contemplate, think
Speaker 2: about the most expensive adult beverage you've ever ponied up for.
Speaker 3: I waited out, Pat, I thought, for me, I'm a
Speaker 3: beer guy, so it's really not that expensive. But I
Speaker 3: know that my wife, I've paid twenty something dollars for
Speaker 3: a drink for her, but she was cognizant and said,
Speaker 3: I'm all, I ordered one of these things at that price.
Speaker 2: I probably would agree with you on that comment. And
Speaker 2: also regarding the beer thing, I think the most for
Speaker 2: a beer, I've maybe eighteen bucks at an event or something.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I got it at a concert.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe eighteen bucks. But obviously there's drinks that in
Speaker 2: places that charge way more than that, which I'm gonna
Speaker 2: get to here.
Speaker 3: Somebody said thirty dollars on a drink, but you kept
Speaker 3: the cup. Somebody else maybe ten dollars. That's going out
Speaker 3: for dinner, frozen marguerite is and then this one, Pat.
Speaker 3: I want to say it was close to fifty bucks
Speaker 3: for an ounce and a half a whiskey, but to
Speaker 3: be fair, I didn't know how much it was before
Speaker 3: I ordered it, and it was really good whiskey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, some of those whiskeys man. We'll fetch you a
Speaker 2: pretty penny, especially in some of these trendy places depending
Speaker 2: on be careful. Let's go to Dubai. Oh, you know
Speaker 2: you're paying a lot there. The first purchase of a
Speaker 2: drink at the at a restaurant in nightclub called Nahata,
Speaker 2: which is in Dubai. The drink is also called the Najate,
Speaker 2: was sold over the weekend forty one and sixty dollars. Now,
Speaker 2: this is not one of those drinks where normally when
Speaker 2: we have something like this come up, it's because it
Speaker 2: comes with a diamond pendant or something like that. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: forty one grand. Somebody paid that price for a drink
Speaker 2: to be prepared.
Speaker 4: On a naked lady's body. No, well it wouldn't be
Speaker 4: a naked lady over there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's this guy who works normally at Brown's
Speaker 2: Hotel in London. He's a legend known in the cocktail
Speaker 2: circles simply as the Maestro. So he's been at this
Speaker 2: for over forty years. He's an expert mixologist. Kognac is
Speaker 2: his specialty, and this trendy club in Dubai has hired
Speaker 2: him to work there and in his honor. They have
Speaker 2: this drink creation that, if it's ordered, will not only
Speaker 2: be prepared, hand prepared, aired by the Maestro, but it
Speaker 2: comes with these ingredients that are really one of a kind,
Speaker 2: including a special tequila that was manufactured specifically for this
Speaker 2: club in this city for this mixologist, dumbest ever. And
Speaker 2: it comes it's served in a glass that is also
Speaker 2: an incredible rare production, and it gets into the weeds
Speaker 2: with what makes it so rare in all this, But
Speaker 2: you get to keep the glasses as well. And I'm scenari,
Speaker 2: I'm going I don't care if this, you know, administers
Speaker 2: a handy to you. I yeh, forty one grant, even if.
Speaker 4: You are a billionaire.
Speaker 2: Forty one grant.
Speaker 3: This person said fifty for McCallan. I think that's a
Speaker 3: whiskey easily sure, thirty five bucks or a bucket of
Speaker 3: beer on a cruise. Yeah, this one paid thirty four
Speaker 3: for a drink out at a Universal, but it had
Speaker 3: a had lit one fifty one but CARDI shot in
Speaker 3: the middle. Yes, what exactly?
Speaker 2: They did not say who the person was who ponied
Speaker 2: up the forty one grand for the drink. But is
Speaker 2: that obviously if you've got that kind of cash. You've
Speaker 2: got that kind of cash, and it's inconsequential to you.
Speaker 2: What are you trying to prove with this though? Yeah,
Speaker 2: at that point, if you've got that kind of cash,
Speaker 2: what are you trying to prove?
Speaker 4: The pat?
Speaker 3: You can't analyze it because we'll never know and it
Speaker 3: makes no sense to everybody else. And even if you
Speaker 3: think when I get a like a take them the
Speaker 3: cup or the glass, I'm kind of always thinking, great,
Speaker 3: another cup or glass at my home.
Speaker 2: I was looking in a last night when I sit
Speaker 2: down to dinner, grab a glass, get a glass of milk,
Speaker 2: and I realized all my glasses are like pint glasses. Yeah,
Speaker 2: beer places, not the wrong with that, classy. Yeah. Have
Speaker 2: you been over a Pat's house? We went there for
Speaker 2: a dinner.
Speaker 3: The others he's stuck in college.
Speaker 2: Bozeman, Montana. Bringing it back to the USA, thirteen Bozeman
Speaker 2: police officers are the subject of an investigation after it
Speaker 2: was determined they were keeping themselves amused while on duty
Speaker 2: with a game they called crime Bingo.
Speaker 5: Two teams of patrol officers were engaged in a bingo
Speaker 5: competition where success in the game hinged on whether they
Speaker 5: engaged in actions listed on the Bengo card. Then they
Speaker 5: filled in squares of things that they wanted to see
Speaker 5: happen or have happened in order to check off that
Speaker 5: box in the Bengo card. An example of one of
Speaker 5: those was to do search warrant on a car, which
Speaker 5: in and of itself that is part of their duties.
Speaker 5: The concern is if then they manipulated anything in order
Speaker 5: to be able to search a car.
Speaker 2: Okay, And that last part is the concern that got
Speaker 2: these guys and ladies. There's a combination men and women
Speaker 2: officers in trouble. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Plus they're setting things up.
Speaker 2: And that was what the concern was, that they might
Speaker 2: be tempted to do that. The investigation, however, showed they
Speaker 2: did not create any of these check them off boxes.
Speaker 3: Still to win the game. It shouldn't be a game.
Speaker 3: That's that's the key word there. You think there's a
Speaker 3: lot of action in Bozeman.
Speaker 4: I mean they have thirteen cops there, so I guess,
Speaker 4: I guess there are.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm looking at you. Could you put to
Speaker 2: some like a more hardcore town, some of the Bingo
Speaker 2: boxes would probably be pretty wild. Oh you like pine Hills.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. What you could come up
Speaker 3: with a big card, I mean every day and the
Speaker 3: shooting would just be the norm.
Speaker 2: You know. Any of you on the law enforcement types
Speaker 2: who listen to the show, and we appreciate everything you do.
Speaker 2: Thank you, any of you, none of you got some
Speaker 2: of this going. We will keep you anonymous. Any of
Speaker 2: you doing a game like this, I'm telling you I did.
Speaker 3: Thirteen cops is a lot for a place called Bozeman, Montana,
Speaker 3: wouldn't you think so?
Speaker 2: I believe that's one of the larger municipalities in that state.
Speaker 4: It's gotta be because.
Speaker 3: Just if I just picture like the normal police that
Speaker 3: I see driving around winter Park and Maitland, there's only
Speaker 3: a handful, you know, a certain times of the day.
Speaker 2: This is some of these towns. Think of what you
Speaker 2: could put up ook hooker on crack does insert uh huh,
Speaker 2: well maybe insert it's not a good word, probably not.
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Speaker 4: Strip searts to be the center of one.
Speaker 5: Right see.
Speaker 2: Snoop Dogg yesterday released a video to go with his
Speaker 2: last dance with Mary Jane has spent on the Tom
Speaker 2: Petty tune. Yeah, and somehow he managed and this is
Speaker 2: pretty cool. Video is pretty cool. I'm sharing it with
Speaker 2: you this morning via animation. He's resurrected Tom Petty, Tupac
Speaker 2: and Bob Marley Wow to join him in the video.
Speaker 4: That is pretty cooiet.
Speaker 2: Oh and by the way, Jelly rolls in it too.
Speaker 4: Shocker.
Speaker 3: Lly Pat and I were talking behind the scenes the
Speaker 3: other day, just off air, and we.
Speaker 4: Love He's a good dude. We talked to him many times.
Speaker 3: That every time you turn around, man, you're getting Lly
Speaker 3: Rowl chillied out.
Speaker 4: I mean you called it though, strike while they are
Speaker 4: and what.
Speaker 2: You gotta do. Can't fault him for that, man.
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