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Speaker 1: I love history stuff, and I don't know why we're
Speaker 1: going to bring up a BC again, but we are.
Speaker 1: And I was reading this morning that a twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred year old helmet and two bracelets were returned to
Speaker 1: a Romania to Romania yesterday after fourteen months of them
Speaker 1: arguing who should have it when it was taken from
Speaker 1: this country these people right now. Whether you want to
Speaker 1: read more about that, I don't know. But apparently it
Speaker 1: goes all back to the Dashia civilization, which was two
Speaker 1: hundred BC. Okay, that's off far back, and there's a
Speaker 1: long history of the British just taking things. I agree, yeah,
Speaker 1: but when you hear the actual numbers, you go what
Speaker 1: So for example, in seventeen sixty five to nineteen thirty eight,
Speaker 1: Britain took forty five trillion dollars from India. Well you
Speaker 1: call that again between seventeen sixty five to nineteen thirty eight, Now,
Speaker 1: granted that is a long time. Yeah, right, but that's
Speaker 1: seventeen times the entire GDP in the UK today, right.
Speaker 2: I was going to say that was a lot of
Speaker 2: that's a lot money now, yes, imagine what that was
Speaker 2: back then, good lord.
Speaker 1: The British Museum has over two point two million items
Speaker 1: from at least two hundred and twelve different countries. They
Speaker 1: hold around eight million total objects and ninety nine percent
Speaker 1: of them are not on display.
Speaker 2: Were they're just sitting in a basement somewhere.
Speaker 1: Yes, just from the Nigerian Kingdom of Benin. There are
Speaker 1: over nine hundred objects that they took in eighteen ninety seven.
Speaker 2: Well, no wonder the prince is always asking people for MANI.
Speaker 1: Does he wasn't that.
Speaker 2: The Nigerian prince, that's right, emails out and h but.
Speaker 1: This is yeah, yeah, and they only did that because
Speaker 1: they didn't like that he was the king there was
Speaker 1: charging customs fees, so they just went ahead and burned
Speaker 1: the city down and took everything. That's the one way
Speaker 1: to do it. It is a different time. Of course.
Speaker 1: They also stole sacred objects only priests were allowed to touch,
Speaker 1: so for example, the Arc of the Covenant. They my
Speaker 1: favorite one has to do where they shot a Kenyon
Speaker 1: chief and then decapitated him and his skull was taken
Speaker 1: to London as a trophy.
Speaker 6: Okay, goodness excessive, but okay, yes, when you compare that
Speaker 6: to the seventy thousand rubber trees they just decided to
Speaker 6: steal out of Brazil, it feels.
Speaker 1: Like a nothing burger. Yeah right, I didn't we did
Speaker 1: it one time. I forget where they would would people
Speaker 1: would people eat dead people.
Speaker 2: Back in the day.
Speaker 1: Cannibalisms, It isn't cannibalism because to me, cannibalism is about surviving. Okay,
Speaker 1: technically it is.
Speaker 2: Right right, right, Yeah, I've always known as just you know,
Speaker 2: eating your own kind, humans eating humans, cows eating cows,
Speaker 2: you know, so dead or alive. I would still consider that,
Speaker 2: you know, cannibalism, And I get it if you need
Speaker 2: to do it to survive all uh the soccer team
Speaker 2: you know from what was that alive?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, that makes sense. It sucks, it's
Speaker 1: kind of disgusting, but you gots to do is what
Speaker 1: you gots to dos, you know.
Speaker 2: But then then then you're just doing it for fun.
Speaker 2: That that's when it takes.
Speaker 1: A weird turn. Okay, So like, for example, this was
Speaker 1: again England. Uh, they used to think do a thing
Speaker 1: called kings drops where they would ingest tincture that was
Speaker 1: powdered human skull mixed with alcohol. Okay, I'm taking half
Speaker 1: of that equation.
Speaker 2: We'll let you guess which one I'm testing. It's not humans.
Speaker 2: Oh no, okay to me.
Speaker 1: I don't know why people don't find history fascinating.
Speaker 2: Oh I've always found it fascinating, but I've never really
Speaker 2: gone so far as back like that. My My biggest
Speaker 2: history thing was you know, World War two stuff.
Speaker 1: That's about it.
Speaker 2: But it is I think it's neat to go back
Speaker 2: and revisit all the crazy s that we've done.
Speaker 1: Just the idea that, like when you search for things
Speaker 1: and find out stuff like that, you're like, what, that's
Speaker 1: a real thing.
Speaker 2: They really did that. Yeah, that's a good thing. We
Speaker 2: we've involved evolved.
Speaker 1: Have we.
Speaker 3: Yeah they're there.
Speaker 1: We may not be grinding skull, but we still do
Speaker 1: stuff that goes kind of against what we all agree are.
Speaker 2: Moralsh one hund. But we're not grinding skulls, so there
Speaker 2: is we're just touching children.
Speaker 1: Apparently, you're right, GIMPI it's gotten better. Is that a
Speaker 1: level playing field? Is that a lateral move or is
Speaker 1: that a step back wards from grinding skulls?
Speaker 2: Okay, you gotta pick one. What are you picking?
Speaker 1: You're picking grinding skulls. Those people hopefully are already dead.
Speaker 2: Right, hopefully that's the key thing.
Speaker 1: And you sit around like you act like you don't
Speaker 1: know if you eat human you.
Speaker 2: Don't, you don't, you really don't. You just go and
Speaker 2: you get your meat at the grocery store, and you
Speaker 2: because it says beef on the package. Yeah, sure that's
Speaker 2: a cow. Well she was a nicely.
Speaker 1: You might get the occasional hey they've changed the recipe
Speaker 1: of chocolate, but.
Speaker 2: Ultimately you're not gonna.
Speaker 1: Know, no, not at all. The idea that when you
Speaker 1: see stuff like that where people are like, oh, they
Speaker 1: finally returned, like there was a debate, right like, it's
Speaker 1: clearly not your stuffs. Keepers.
Speaker 2: Well, we've had it will right as their statue limitate
Speaker 2: on stuff you take from other countries. So just so
Speaker 2: we're clear what I'm hearing you say, is there a
Speaker 2: statute of limitations on the arc of the Covenant.
Speaker 1: Right right, Yeah, listen, we've had it for twenty five
Speaker 1: hundred years. It's kind of ours now, go down the
Speaker 1: rabbit hole of pandas, like the bear dude. So one
Speaker 1: of the presidents, not current president, a President Roosevelt maybe
Speaker 1: wanted to. They went to China to do exploring to
Speaker 1: find the panda. They found the panda, but guess how
Speaker 1: they had to get the panda back to do research
Speaker 1: on it to bring it to America. Keep mind, there
Speaker 1: were no pandas. There was just a myth at that time.
Speaker 1: Nobody knew it. It's like sasquatch. Nobody knew it existed.
Speaker 1: To kill it, you got to kill it. So imagine
Speaker 1: you hear this myth of a story and it's like amazing.
Speaker 1: And then you do all the search, and you spend
Speaker 1: all this money, you spend all this time, you're away
Speaker 1: from your family, God knows what else you incurred, and
Speaker 1: then you finally find it in the wild, just eating bamboo,
Speaker 1: just wagging its head back and forth, darp and durping. Right,
Speaker 1: And the next thing you know, you're like, whoa gay lord,
Speaker 1: Look we found it. Look Oh my gosh, Okay, get
Speaker 1: the gun.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I don't. I'm sure they had sedatives back then. Nope,
Speaker 2: they killed it. Well I was I was about to
Speaker 2: say what I was trying to say, Like they had
Speaker 2: it for like medical purposes, but not like tranquilizers like
Speaker 2: we have like darts and stuff like that today, Like
Speaker 2: you know, let's just trank it and then we'll take
Speaker 2: it alive. Put a little teet night night, you know,
Speaker 2: and then we'll take it a live. No, that's the
Speaker 2: only option they really had back then, was ah, well
Speaker 2: we want this, so we're gonna have to take it,
Speaker 2: and the only way we know how and that is
Speaker 2: to kill it.
Speaker 1: But imagine being the president's son and you're like, Dad,
Speaker 1: can can I talk to you this evening?
Speaker 2: I got an.
Speaker 1: Idea, Sure, your son, What do you so? I want
Speaker 1: to go on an excursion? Have you heard of the
Speaker 1: myth of the panda? Okay, yeah, I've heard of that.
Speaker 1: That means you got to go to China, exactly, diplomatic mission, right,
Speaker 1: build up relations, we'll find the panda, we'll bring it back. Well,
Speaker 1: what if you don't find it, Well, then again, it's
Speaker 1: just good diplomatic. We're helping the China people find the panda.
Speaker 1: All right, son, how much money do you need?
Speaker 2: Good luck? By the way, don't kill any pandas while
Speaker 2: you're out there.
Speaker 1: Right. Well, he's probably was like yeah, yeah, just go right,
Speaker 1: good get good ge, kind of like what the current
Speaker 1: president is doing with his kids.
Speaker 2: Like the here's some busy work for you. Run something.
Speaker 2: Just don't ruin it for me. Just get out of
Speaker 2: my hair.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, go outside, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can go to your friend's house.
Speaker 1: But they're over there. We think, oh, panda's like, it's
Speaker 1: such a great story. Nope, we killed it, right, just
Speaker 1: flopped it over our shoulders, I guess, or carried it
Speaker 1: armed by arm churching through the jungle of China like
Speaker 1: tropic thunder. Yeah, but Bence Tiller goes crazy and kills it.
Speaker 1: So just like Britain, there's we even have. Every country
Speaker 1: probably pretty much has wild history. You just hear about it,
Speaker 1: the ones that are at the top of the pecking order,
Speaker 1: because at one time I think Britain had like a
Speaker 1: quarter of the of the planet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go in conquer, this is our len Now I
Speaker 2: am the captain.
Speaker 1: Now yeah, well imagine they show up right, Sorry, I
Speaker 1: remember it a part in the book, so imagine. Okay,
Speaker 1: So in the book The Wager it's about this ship
Speaker 1: going around.
Speaker 2: The the.
Speaker 1: Down near South America and around it's supposed to be
Speaker 1: like this horrible part of the ocean that's the most
Speaker 1: impossible to pass, and when the ship goes through, it crashes, right,
Speaker 1: And so they meet some like quote unquote locals and kill.
Speaker 2: Them, right, Like you don't know.
Speaker 1: So you're like, you're me man, and I've got guns
Speaker 1: and I've got other advanced technology. We'll just take you.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, so they didn't. They didn't. There was not
Speaker 2: it wasn't even a fight. No.
Speaker 1: No, you have something I want and I'm going to
Speaker 1: take it no matter what means possible. Right, It's just
Speaker 1: I don't Again, I don't know how people don't find
Speaker 1: history extremely fascinating. Yeah, there are some stuff I find
Speaker 1: to be really boring, But there are some stuff in there.
Speaker 1: You're like, what that is wild that people did that,
Speaker 1: or that's how they.
Speaker 2: Did that, Right, I'm more interested in how they got
Speaker 2: to that point.
Speaker 1: They're like, well, you know, like just.
Speaker 2: Just killing and taking, you know, instead of you know,
Speaker 2: working together. Maybe it's just you know, boom, it's mine now,
Speaker 2: so hear me out.
Speaker 1: Usually it's because a king didn't like something and he
Speaker 1: just changed. It's because the way he wanted to like,
Speaker 1: maybe he didn't like the way a book was being interpreted,
Speaker 1: so he just rewrote it the way he thought. I'll
Speaker 1: let you guys figure out what book I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: It's the bestseller, right, not far off right. So typically
Speaker 1: that's how it got there. As somebody the leader was like,
Speaker 1: I don't like this, do it this way, and anybody
Speaker 1: that stood up, they their heads off. So intimidation all.
Speaker 2: The way around.
Speaker 1: It's gotten us where we are today. Right. Nothing gets
Speaker 1: me excited like a good pizza in history. How I've changed?
Speaker 1: All Right? We got to take a break. Coming up,
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Speaker 1: We're gonna see what Lindsay wants to talk about, and
Speaker 1: we got our top five songs. We'll be back. You're
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Speaker 3: In ninety seventy five, Georgia Police raid woman's home looking
Speaker 3: for fugitive who was already in jail. So a Georgia
Speaker 3: woman is suing the US Marshal Service and the DeKalb
Speaker 3: County Sheriff's office after fifteen armed officers rated her home
Speaker 3: at five in the morning looking for a murder suspect
Speaker 3: who had been arrested in Indiana four months earlier. The
Speaker 3: Institute for Justice filed the lawsuit on behalf of Kathy George,
Speaker 3: who says officers burst into her house in full riot gear,
Speaker 3: held her at gunpoint, and threatened to arrest her if
Speaker 3: she didn't reveal the whereabouts of Joshua Smiley, is a
Speaker 3: fugitive she had never met and had no connection with.
Speaker 3: She even showed them photos of her own two sons
Speaker 3: to prove that she wasn't hiding anyone, and after about
Speaker 3: twenty minutes, an officer looked up and said, I think
Speaker 3: there's been a mistake, and then the group left without
Speaker 3: apologizing or explaining the situation at all. Joshua Smiley had
Speaker 3: actually been arrested in Avon, Indiana, the same week. He
Speaker 3: was placed on the US Marshal's fifteen most Wanted list,
Speaker 3: and the Marshals had publicly announced his capture and a
Speaker 3: press release. So this Kathy George was diagnosed with PTSD.
Speaker 3: She then moved out of her apartment and says that
Speaker 3: she is still startled by loud sounds. Her lawsuit accuses
Speaker 3: officers of violating her fourth, fifth, and fourteenth Amendment right,
Speaker 3: which provide fundamental protections against government overreach, ensuring privacy, due process,
Speaker 3: and equal protection. They prohibit unreasonable searches, which is the
Speaker 3: fourth protect against self incrimination and double jeopardy, and guarantee
Speaker 3: due process and equal protection at the state level, shaping
Speaker 3: modern criminal procedure and civil rights.
Speaker 2: This happens all the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mistakes are made.
Speaker 3: It's weird though that they'd be looking for someone who's
Speaker 3: already behind bars.
Speaker 1: Agreed, But sometimes the left I don't know if you
Speaker 1: know this. It definitely doesn't happen around here. But the
Speaker 1: left hand doesn't talk to the right hand right, or
Speaker 1: there's a lapse in paperwork or whatever. Yeah, it just
Speaker 1: hits harder because who had happened to It happens a lot,
Speaker 1: and we don't care.
Speaker 2: About those stories. When it happens to them.
Speaker 3: You don't hear about them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But because this it's this lady.
Speaker 3: We're like, oh, she's so frail.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it sucks. It sucks. But that's about where
Speaker 1: it ends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, and who and no one? And they're not
Speaker 3: responsible for paying for damages to someone.
Speaker 2: We've talked about this on the show. No, they kicked
Speaker 2: your door in, they toss your house. What happened to
Speaker 2: afro man? They didn't put his stuff back together. I
Speaker 2: know you had to take him to court to get it,
Speaker 2: you know, recoup the money that he lost.
Speaker 3: Actually, they took him to court.
Speaker 2: Right, they were Yeah, he.
Speaker 1: Had to do stuff online if you remember, to try
Speaker 1: and make his money back.
Speaker 3: That's the whole reason why he made the video.
Speaker 1: Lemon substitute teacher arrested after telling students she's a million
Speaker 1: dollar prostitute and dorking he never had any of these
Speaker 1: substitutes me in school.
Speaker 2: This comes out of Florida, where the principal had to
Speaker 2: go to the classroom of an Angela Jordan she's a substitute,
Speaker 2: and they say when they got there that she was
Speaker 2: yelling in coherently and stating that they should go ahead
Speaker 2: and put her in prison for life. The principal gets
Speaker 2: there before he calls the deputies and he's like, listen,
Speaker 2: you gotta go get your stuff and just leave. But
Speaker 2: she wouldn't do it. She refused, so of course they
Speaker 2: had to bring the police in and that's when she
Speaker 2: started yelling and whatnots like that. They say that she
Speaker 2: told the students that she would engage in sexual activity
Speaker 2: with them and refer to herself as a million dollar prostitute.
Speaker 2: They say that when they told her to go ahead
Speaker 2: and gather her stuff and get out of here, she refused,
Speaker 2: of course, because she didn't want to get tasered, which
Speaker 2: doesn't make any sense. If you don't want to get tasered,
Speaker 2: why are you refusing, It's just my thoughts.
Speaker 1: Anyway, she continued to refuse. They ended up restraining her,
Speaker 1: taking her to the front office. And now she's looking
Speaker 1: at misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct, simple battery, and duke
Speaker 1: counts of disruption of a school function.
Speaker 2: Million dollars.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 1: That's one expensive word. M h. I mean, if you're
Speaker 1: worth that, why are you still teaching? Right? But it
Speaker 1: benefits I guess, I guess get the summer's off to
Speaker 1: really put into work.
Speaker 2: That's not how much you're charging, right, that's how much
Speaker 2: you can make. That's your potential. Well, you can make
Speaker 2: a million dollars.
Speaker 1: No, I would think it's kind of like when a
Speaker 1: relater says they've done a million dollars in sales. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's what I'm guessing. I'm guessing, yeah, they're not charging
Speaker 1: a million dollars pop.
Speaker 2: Because when I hear a million dollar prostitute, I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: that's how much you're charging, you know, But it makes
Speaker 2: more sense to be like, I can make you a
Speaker 2: million dollars overtime.
Speaker 1: Uh. Well, and she was a sub okay, so she
Speaker 1: needed something to fill her day, right right, right?
Speaker 2: And I guess the xanax and vodka wasn't enough. I
Speaker 2: just assumed she was on something. Why else would you
Speaker 2: be acting a fool like that in a classroom full of.
Speaker 1: Kids, right? Uh? And I hate to say this, but
Speaker 1: I want to see what she looks like to decide
Speaker 1: whether she's a million dollar prostitute. I just I'm being honest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't say that I'm blaming. I honestly didn't
Speaker 2: even look Angela Jordan.
Speaker 1: That's j o U. I can't believe you didn't look. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I can't find a picture in my quick little searching here.
Speaker 1: To me, to me, why would you brag about that?
Speaker 1: Two kids?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: I mean she looks a.
Speaker 1: Little that's Tanya Jordan. Okay, yeah, this woman looks a
Speaker 1: little older.
Speaker 2: Now it is.
Speaker 1: She's old. Okay, Now she's old enough where she probably
Speaker 1: could have garnered that much money in the history because
Speaker 1: she ain't young. If this is the same person, right,
Speaker 1: good for you, I guess. Two US soldiers attacked by
Speaker 1: brown bear during training exercise. This is day number two
Speaker 1: if you're keeping track of bear incidents. A pair of
Speaker 1: US soldiers are okay after they were attacked by a
Speaker 1: brown bear. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game Wildlife
Speaker 1: officials say they are investigating a bear attack that injured
Speaker 1: two soldiers during a training exercise on a military base
Speaker 1: near Anchorage. The incident happened last week on Joint Base
Speaker 1: Elmdorf Richardson, where the soldiers were participating in land navigation exercises.
Speaker 2: In a remote area.
Speaker 1: The soldiers were injured and what authorities believe was a
Speaker 1: defensive encounter with a bear that had recently emerged from hibernation.
Speaker 1: Officials say the soldiers had bear spray with them, which
Speaker 1: may have prevented more serious injuries. Doesn't say what their
Speaker 1: injuries are, doesn't say what happened to them that I mean,
Speaker 1: I get. Yeah, that makes sense that that could potentially
Speaker 1: be a hazard to carry live rounds with.
Speaker 2: Them during training exercises. Yeah, i'd imagine not since you're
Speaker 2: just training. Yeah, but with bears, Yeah exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean that's what you got to bear spray for.
Speaker 1: I've never been sprayed with bear mace or regular.
Speaker 2: Mass done it.
Speaker 1: Well, coming up in a minute, All right, we gotta
Speaker 1: take a break. We'll be back.
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Speaker 3: Linncy put the end of it in your mouth and
Speaker 3: suck on it. Yesterday, Corbyn, you had mentioned that Rock
Speaker 3: Paper Scissors the competition and you had mentioned an NFL
Speaker 3: name a blast from the past, Tiki Barber, okay, And
Speaker 3: it kind of sent me down a little rabbit hole
Speaker 3: of him because I looked him up and I was like,
Speaker 3: whatever happened to him? And I was like, that couldn't
Speaker 3: have been his real name. Tiki was a nickname, and
Speaker 3: it's I found out something interesting about him. I didn't
Speaker 3: know that he had a twin brother that was also
Speaker 3: in the NFL. Sure, yeah, his name he went by
Speaker 3: Ronde Barber, also his nickname. And so I was looking
Speaker 3: up nicknames of famous NFL players and I was wondering,
Speaker 3: of all the nicknames, do you know their real name?
Speaker 3: If you knew the nickname, how well do you know
Speaker 3: who those nicknames were the real NFL players? How well?
Speaker 2: I would think not very right, right, because that's what
Speaker 2: they're mostly known by, is their their nickname.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean that's like usually what happens is
Speaker 1: the player goes, this is my name. They don't go no,
Speaker 1: you can't be gimpy.
Speaker 3: It's hey, lord, Well, Tiki Barber. I can understand why
Speaker 3: he went by Tiki because his real name, like I
Speaker 3: screw him up all the time a team Kiambu. And
Speaker 3: his brother's name was Jamiel Ronde.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeahmil's not that hard.
Speaker 3: No, uh huh No. And his brother was actually ten
Speaker 3: minutes older than him, and it meant firstborn son. His
Speaker 3: brother played for Tampa Bay for sixteen seasons as a cornerback,
Speaker 3: and Tiki played all ten seasons with the Giants. Do
Speaker 3: you know who was known as the Bus?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Jerome Bettis Yeah, very good running back for the Steelers.
Speaker 1: I mean a name like Tiki and the Bus. It's
Speaker 1: clear the Bus is not his real name, nor though
Speaker 1: it is a nickname. But I was more of like
Speaker 1: you know how fighters get a nickname, right? Right? Uh?
Speaker 3: Do you know who was known as Mojo or also?
Speaker 3: He went by mgmjdmg.
Speaker 2: Michael Davis, Michael J.
Speaker 1: Davis. I want to say Joe mix him, but I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's right. Uh.
Speaker 3: Maurice Jones Drew. He played for the Oakland Raiders and
Speaker 3: the Jags running back. He retired in twenty fourteen. Who
Speaker 3: was the blonde Bomber?
Speaker 2: Is it nine?
Speaker 1: No clue?
Speaker 2: He's a quarterback, kind of far.
Speaker 1: I bet you had blonde here too, mm hmm.
Speaker 3: I don't know Steeler, No idea. Terry Bradshaw Okay, who
Speaker 3: was known as the Megatron.
Speaker 1: Well, his name's Megatron. It's Jones is the last name,
Speaker 1: I think, but I don't remember. I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Not Jones, but very common last name. Smith Johnson, Kelvin Johnson,
Speaker 3: wide receiver for the Lions. Uh, the Nigerian Nightmare.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, don't don't throw softballs.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Why would you. You're not a
Speaker 1: Chiefs fan. Christian Nakoye. Just go watch any footage of
Speaker 1: him blasting through a line. He was massive as a
Speaker 1: running back.
Speaker 2: I remember him as as God give a name, I
Speaker 2: never knew the nickname.
Speaker 1: I mean, when you hear and see the videos of
Speaker 1: his like blasting through line, I mean, it is it
Speaker 1: is unbelievable because he was so He was two hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty pounds and six one at a time when
Speaker 1: running backs were not that big, and he ran a
Speaker 1: four to four okay, lord, Yes, he was massive. And
Speaker 1: then they replaced him with a guy by the name
Speaker 1: of Harvey Williams who was a toothpick.
Speaker 2: So the line was.
Speaker 1: Already building making these massive holes. Now they didn't make
Speaker 1: have to make any hole, and this guy was right
Speaker 1: through them.
Speaker 3: In the mid seventies we had the Purple People Eaters.
Speaker 3: Can you name any of the Purple People eaters?
Speaker 1: The Vikings?
Speaker 3: Sure they were, yes, yes, but they were the defensive
Speaker 3: linemen of the Vikings.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you know any of the linemen from the group?
Speaker 3: There was Alan Page, Carl Eller, Gary Larson, and Jim
Speaker 3: Marshall in the mid seventies, but that.
Speaker 2: Was their group name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that wasn't their individual name, right, No, no, no,
Speaker 1: they'd be like, I'm Jim Marshall and there go. Who
Speaker 1: you know? Purple People? No? Okay?
Speaker 3: Do you know who the Aints were?
Speaker 1: The Aints? Are they related to the is Nots?
Speaker 3: The Aints?
Speaker 1: The Saints?
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, the New Orleans Saints in nineteen eighty because
Speaker 3: they lost fourteen consecutive games, so they were known as
Speaker 3: the Aints. Who was the ghost?
Speaker 2: Imagine he's a white guy, no clue.
Speaker 3: Dave Casper played for the Oakland Raiders. He was a
Speaker 3: tight end.
Speaker 2: Oh, Casper ghost got it?
Speaker 3: How about slash.
Speaker 2: Great guitarists, Yes, can't do anything with us hat.
Speaker 3: Uh. You might remember Cordell Stewart wide receiver, LA Cordell
Speaker 3: Stewart Okay, yeah, when he was on the Steelers. Uh,
Speaker 3: Minister of defense. Minister of defense, he was a d ND.
Speaker 2: Is it Mike Singletary?
Speaker 1: Nope?
Speaker 2: Then I got nothing it was Uh.
Speaker 3: He had one hundred and ninety eight total career tackles,
Speaker 3: played for both the Eagles and Green Bay. Does that
Speaker 3: help you at all?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Regie White, Yeah, yeah, Weapon XH.
Speaker 1: Was his name? Exavier? No, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Brian Dawkins of the Eagles, he was a safety captain.
Speaker 3: Comeback is it nine?
Speaker 2: I have no clue.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Roger Stylebach.
Speaker 1: The freak m Nope.
Speaker 3: Japan curse at d end Uh six four, two hundred
Speaker 3: and sixty five pounds, seventy four career sacks and three
Speaker 3: hundred and fourteen career tackles. He played on the Titans.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Night Train, that sounds familiar.
Speaker 1: Couldn't tell you who it was though.
Speaker 3: To me, night Train feels more like a baseball nickname. Okay,
Speaker 3: probably because of Major League two. Don't be on the
Speaker 3: tracks when the train's coming through. Okay, but night train
Speaker 3: was Dick Lane. They called him that because he had
Speaker 3: a fear of flying, so he never flew with the
Speaker 3: team to away games. He only travels.
Speaker 2: Just had to have been a long time ago. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, they wouldn't allow that to happen nowadays. Right,
Speaker 2: it's like, get on the plane.
Speaker 1: Shut the hell up.
Speaker 2: You're smashing into other men.
Speaker 1: Get over it, right? Right?
Speaker 3: What year was this U seventies?
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, a different time.
Speaker 3: The playmaker.
Speaker 2: Not have to be confused with the haymaker.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now he's more of a lawsuit maker.
Speaker 2: I would say, Michael.
Speaker 3: Vick ooh, you got the first name right, ooh, Mike Johnson, No,
Speaker 3: Michael Irvin.
Speaker 2: What's the reference then, well, he's got.
Speaker 3: Chicks coming after him with lawsuits. Okay, getting the hotel.
Speaker 1: Uh. I just remember him from getting popped with all
Speaker 1: those horrors and cocaine back in the day. That was
Speaker 1: a good time. Well, go down the rabbit hole of
Speaker 1: Dallas cowboys and cocaine parties. It's crazy, yes, But I
Speaker 1: mostly remember him recently for being wild and crazy on
Speaker 1: the sideline at the Miami at the championship game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're like, what are you doing? You're not playing? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you haven't played in forty years. There.
Speaker 3: How about Purple Jesus.
Speaker 2: Imagine he plays for the Vikings? He did?
Speaker 3: That was Adrian Peterson running back. Huh Broadway Joe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Joe Montana all I'm sorry, Joe Namath, Yes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Joe Montana was like Joe cool.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Joe Namath got that nickname because he was often
Speaker 3: seen partying throughout the city of New York.
Speaker 2: Oh, such a dirty, dirty man, is he is?
Speaker 1: But we're blurring self like names given by broadcasters and
Speaker 1: the media and people that want to be called tiki
Speaker 1: right right, we're learning that line because those are two different,
Speaker 1: completely different types of nicknames.
Speaker 3: How about the assassin.
Speaker 1: Dope?
Speaker 3: That would be Safety Jack Tatum of the Oakland Raiders.
Speaker 2: Okay, beast Mode, yeah, Marshawn Lynch.
Speaker 3: Yes, very good. How about Debo? Now, this was actually
Speaker 3: taken from the movie Friday off that character.
Speaker 1: No, I think it was Deebo Samuel's Yeah, but no,
Speaker 1: not him.
Speaker 3: This player was said to look just like the actor.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: And that was James Harrison, linebacker for the Steelers. Who
Speaker 3: went by the nickname Anytime.
Speaker 2: Jerry Rice pac Man Jones. Nope, his nickname would be
Speaker 2: pac Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Anytime was better known as Devin Hester of No Bears.
Speaker 2: Because pac Man was he just going around eating balls.
Speaker 3: Because at any time he could return kicks or punts
Speaker 3: back for a touchdown. And it was actually coach Prime
Speaker 3: Deon Sanders that gave him that nickname.
Speaker 1: Pac Man's nickname was because of his voracious eating habits
Speaker 1: while breastfeeding. What because he bit down hard according to
Speaker 1: his mother.
Speaker 2: That's awesome. He wrecked my boobs. That's so that just
Speaker 2: like made me flinch really hard.
Speaker 1: That's awful.
Speaker 3: A train You know who a train was.
Speaker 1: Is in the boys? Yeah right?
Speaker 2: He was the fast one, right yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: the one girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the only one that's got a conscious right, no clue?
Speaker 3: Uh, Mike Alstott from the Tampa from Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Speaker 3: Who's a running back? And one more here the diesel,
Speaker 3: the diesel, No clue. He was a Washington redskin running
Speaker 3: back John Higgins Riggins, excuse me, John Riggins. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: demolished anyone that stood in his way. Yeah, evil Empire.
Speaker 2: Darth Vader.
Speaker 3: Very No, this is very recent, very recent.
Speaker 1: No clue.
Speaker 2: Bill Belichick, Huh, I've never heard that.
Speaker 1: No. Yeah, and again that's a media given name or
Speaker 1: fan based given name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty much. He was given that name after the
Speaker 3: Spygate scandal and then winning the rings AnyWho NFL nicknames
Speaker 3: and the ninety first round one of the NFL Draft
Speaker 3: kicks off tomorrow from Pittsburgh, returning to the city for
Speaker 3: the first time since nineteen forty eight. Kind of a
Speaker 3: big deal and you can watch it live at seven
Speaker 3: o'clock tomorrow night.
Speaker 5: Linsy Lindsey, Linsy Linsen, lndsc Y Lindsey Lindsey, Lindsey.
Speaker 3: D Sdy Linnsey. Put the end of it in your
Speaker 3: mouth and suck on it.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Big Mad Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Up the Grabs.
Speaker 1: We have tickets to see Highly Suspect and Smoking Guns
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Speaker 1: way this works is we're going to play a game
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Speaker 2: Well, sir, you are winning this one with six, Lindsay.
Speaker 1: Is five, and I'm gonna Last week's winner was that
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Speaker 1: to the phones and see who we got. Good morning,
Speaker 1: you're on the air.
Speaker 2: What is your name, Jasmine? Jasmine?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm doing fine?
Speaker 1: How great? It's great to hear your voice, Jasmine. Who
Speaker 1: would you like to give you clues? Lindsey or GIMPI.
Speaker 1: Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
Speaker 1: first clue are you ready? Yes, here we go, all right.
Speaker 3: John Travolta and Kirsty Ally are a couple and they've
Speaker 3: got babies that speak to each other. Yes, this is
Speaker 3: Bruce willis Yippie Kaya. It's not a Christmas movie. Yes,
Speaker 3: this is Clint Eastwood and he takes unknowingly. He's delivering drugs,
Speaker 3: picking up drugs and he is this No, it's a
Speaker 3: newer movie. He directed it and starred in it. He's
Speaker 3: in a truck and he's taken drugs across the country.
Speaker 3: Two words, I haven't seen that. Okay, pass. This is
Speaker 3: a double pointer. This is Rebecca de Mornay and she
Speaker 3: pretends to be a nanny and she is secretly breastfeeding
Speaker 3: a baby that is yes, uh huh. This is a
Speaker 3: spoonful of sugar. Helps the medicine go down. Yes, this
Speaker 3: is my favorite movie.
Speaker 2: And the guys say that time time time. How did
Speaker 2: she not get that?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 2: Congratulations? That's five. Might be good enough for the wind, Jasmine,
Speaker 2: hang on the line, okay.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, thank you, you're welcome man.
Speaker 2: Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name?
Speaker 1: Dog? John?
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 1: Yes? John? How are you good? You and me to
Speaker 1: be at five.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, here we go. All right, John boy, this
Speaker 1: is a football movie. I'm sure what part of the
Speaker 1: week is football played on Friday? Not right, Nope, try
Speaker 1: the weekend. Try the weekend. Oh night, Yes, name a
Speaker 1: football movie that has there you go.
Speaker 2: This has the guy who played Napoleon Dynamite in it,
Speaker 2: and I think Will Ferrell.
Speaker 1: And it's about ice skating. Huh. Uh, that's not a knife.
Speaker 1: This is a knife, no cropping out. Patrick Swayze dies
Speaker 1: and he comes back as one as the Uh. This
Speaker 1: is a movie.
Speaker 2: I believe Daryl Hannah is a mermaid. When you jump
Speaker 2: in the water, it makes a.
Speaker 1: Splash. Huh.
Speaker 2: This is the Share movie with the kid that has
Speaker 2: the fed up face or the Jim Carrey movie.
Speaker 1: We're not quite sure. Time time, time doesn't matter. Congratulations,
Speaker 1: you're getting those tickets. Man.
Speaker 4: We got the tickets to Smoking Guns eleven, and you
Speaker 4: got tickets to Highly Suspect, which is June TWI hang
Speaker 4: on the line, okay, all right.
Speaker 1: Sorry Jasmine five that passes what ruined it for you
Speaker 1: guys did not get the wind.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for playing.
Speaker 3: Pass man.
Speaker 2: Gotcha give me This is the one that she ended on. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Patrick Swayze, Uh cooks up and sexually assaults a minor girl.
Speaker 2: And uh it's said, and like what is like mass
Speaker 2: Chusetts or something last day New York.
Speaker 1: Yeah, up in New York A. Yeah, that's about where
Speaker 1: I'm at. Nobody puts baby in a corner. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that's right.
Speaker 2: And then this is the one that she passed on.
Speaker 2: Oh she was on the right path. Yeah, so far
Speaker 2: as like giving a good description of the movie, but
Speaker 2: she wasn't getting it. So I would say another word
Speaker 2: for a donkey would be.
Speaker 3: That's perfect.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the.
Speaker 3: One that he ended on, Lindsay, Jim Carrey p A
Speaker 3: R T. Why because I gotta.
Speaker 2: They we're still not sure. Yeah, we don't know which one.
Speaker 2: And we just had this, I think last week.
Speaker 3: You know, we had Mask last week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the difference is the well, but in this game,
Speaker 1: that doesn't matter, right, right, right, right, yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: The record now.
Speaker 1: Keeps you the lead with six but ties, Lindsay. And
Speaker 1: right now, though, we gotta see what Gimpee has in
Speaker 1: his four x four says here that heg Seth signs
Speaker 1: flu vaccine reversal. Secretary of War Pete EGCEPTH is ending
Speaker 1: the mandatory flu vaccine requirements for service members. This policy
Speaker 1: change aligns with the Trump administration's effort to reverse COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen vaccine mandates and reinstate service members who were discharged
Speaker 1: for refusing them. The Pentagon now views the flu shot
Speaker 1: as a voluntary measure rather than a strictly required annual mandate.
Speaker 1: Heg Seth said, the War Department is once again restoring
Speaker 1: freedom to our joint force. So whatever, go look up
Speaker 1: the Spanish flu. Dude, see what happened when that was ignored.
Speaker 2: That was the Spanish flu. Sure, totally different. And you
Speaker 2: don't really mean freedoms.
Speaker 1: Who has freedoms? Freedom? A free freedom, costume a bucko five? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean they have to dress a certain way, have
Speaker 1: your haircut a certain way. Yeah. Yeah, So there's no I.
Speaker 2: Don't give this guys like its freedom.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. You need to pre pair and equip the
Speaker 1: most competent military around boom, just like that.
Speaker 2: And he thinks no vaccine is gonna do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's the man in charge. Though, what are you
Speaker 1: gonna do? Right?
Speaker 2: I will go to work, right, I will pay my bills.
Speaker 1: Right, you will kill anybody else, I will wait a minute,
Speaker 1: and I will annoy you with my opinion about it,
Speaker 1: because that's still, as far as I know, a freedom
Speaker 1: for now. Anyway. What else we got here?
Speaker 2: Job satisfaction hits a new low in the US.
Speaker 1: What A new federal survey shows workers satisfaction is plummeting
Speaker 1: in the United States. The survey by the New York
Speaker 1: Federal Reserve was released yesterday, and it shows only ten
Speaker 1: percent of US workers feel they are able to find
Speaker 1: other jobs. It also shows less satisfaction with job pay,
Speaker 1: benefits and promotion opportunities, and fewer people out looking for
Speaker 1: a job job in the last four weeks. The people
Speaker 1: I know that have jobs, I don't know anybody that
Speaker 1: says their company treats them great in the current environment,
Speaker 1: right right, right right. I'm sure maybe one out of ten.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's zero. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but
Speaker 2: the majority of them like this place sucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The culture is at almost every job of my
Speaker 1: friends is horrible. What else we got here? A new
Speaker 1: report shows sexual misconduct widespread in politics.
Speaker 2: No, no, Becaulay culkin me, all right, this is your
Speaker 2: daily shocking news, right, not shocked. A new report shows
Speaker 2: rampant sexual misconduct is taking place in politics. The National
Speaker 2: Women's Defense League on Tuesday released its first ever comprehensive
Speaker 2: reports on sexual misconduct in Congress. It shows over the
Speaker 2: last twenty years, forty nine members of Congress have been
Speaker 2: accused of some form of sexual misconduct, including thirty who
Speaker 2: were accused of workplace sexual harassment. Of those accused, it says,
Speaker 2: sixty percent we're Republicans and forty percent we're.
Speaker 1: Democrats, and nearly all of them were men. Keyword nearly.
Speaker 1: I mean you got some names in there too, Are
Speaker 1: you trying to justify Yeah, well, so it's not all guys,
Speaker 1: but it's not all guys.
Speaker 2: What else it says It also shows why spread sexual
Speaker 2: misconduct and state level politics, where over one hundred and
Speaker 2: sixty politicians have been accused since twenty thirteen. I saw
Speaker 2: this one.
Speaker 1: She had a wild take online and she was saying
Speaker 1: that we teach our female children or women, We teach
Speaker 1: them to take self defense classes, we teach them to
Speaker 1: carry pepper spray, We tell them to be on the
Speaker 1: lookout for these type of people, and then when they
Speaker 1: report it, we don't believe them. Right, It's the world
Speaker 1: we live in.
Speaker 2: Lastly here has confirmed as the company behind Project Anthem.
Speaker 2: Amid residence concerns. Meda has officially announced its involvement in
Speaker 2: a new data center developed in East Tulsa known as
Speaker 2: Project Anthem, and a post on its website, Meta said
Speaker 2: it has broken ground on the facility, which would be
Speaker 2: the company's first data center in Oklahoma and it's twenty
Speaker 2: eighth in the United States. The three hundred and forty
Speaker 2: acre development, planned near East eleventh and one hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety third East Avenue, is expected to support about a
Speaker 2: thousand construction jobs at peak activity, and about one hundred
Speaker 2: permanent jobs once operational. Say that last part, that last
Speaker 2: little part of gaddet, So you're not. You're just as
Speaker 2: shocked as I am. One hundred permanent jobs once its operation.
Speaker 1: They're all like this. I'm not saying these these businesses
Speaker 1: are good nor bad, but to imply that they create
Speaker 1: a tremendous amount of jobs is not accurate.
Speaker 2: Only again in a major.
Speaker 1: Not even in the beginning, if I'm being honest, Because
Speaker 1: the majority of those contracts to build them are from
Speaker 1: out of state, right right, right, right right, So for example,
Speaker 1: like if somebody builds a you know, a chain of
Speaker 1: Bob's chickens, and bob Chickens usually has the person that
Speaker 1: builds Bob's Chickens, right, and they come from out of state,
Speaker 1: so to it, it's a it's a it's a giant
Speaker 1: guys to imply that this is gonna happen, and most
Speaker 1: time they get attacked. Get it off my soapbox. It's okay, man,
Speaker 1: I just I'm okay with it as long as we're
Speaker 1: being clear. It's not a big job. Get no, no, no.
Speaker 2: But it's an infrastructure take if anything.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if people are like, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: move to Broken Arrow because they're building a meta data center, right,
Speaker 1: nobody says that it's a it's completely misleading. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know how those are good for the community.
Speaker 2: The data centers, Yeah, I don't know, but they are
Speaker 2: popping up some bitch everywhere, everywhere, everywhere, And I'm like, why,
Speaker 2: why why do we need all these data centers?
Speaker 1: What's the point behind it? And I get it digital
Speaker 1: age blah blah blah, but it seems to me like
Speaker 1: this is just the tip of the iceberg. It's going
Speaker 1: it's a lot deeper than what I Every community, almost
Speaker 1: every community across the country is saying these are being built,
Speaker 1: What are they preparing for? What pressure is being relieved? Exactly?
Speaker 1: What's the problem that this is needed that's not being
Speaker 1: explained to us? No, No, it's not like, hey, we
Speaker 1: got to build more cars because there's a big demand
Speaker 1: for cars. I'm not saying there's not a demand for
Speaker 1: to be on the internet and all these things. But currently,
Speaker 1: what's the issue, Like, are we suddenly gonna it's gonna
Speaker 1: be super fast, like getting information back when I google
Speaker 1: if I have testicular cancer. Right, it's been working fine
Speaker 1: just the way it is. What's what's the big secret?
Speaker 1: What's coming? I don't expect people to know who this
Speaker 1: group is. But there's a band called BTS, like a
Speaker 1: K pop band, if you will, and they've recently got
Speaker 1: in trouble because a former management member was frauding, right,
Speaker 1: And so that sent me down a rabbit hole of
Speaker 1: boy bands that have been taken advantage of, or really
Speaker 1: just any band that's been taken advantage of, and it's
Speaker 1: it's a pretty deep bench. And you might remember the
Speaker 1: most famous one being the n Sync one where Ron Peerlman. Yeah,
Speaker 1: was taking money from them and they weren't getting anything.
Speaker 1: And that is very common. It is doesn't happen to
Speaker 1: every young artist, but there's a very decent chance it's
Speaker 1: going to happen to you if you are a young artist.
Speaker 1: Ron Perlman, the actor from hell Boy, No, Ron Perlman
Speaker 1: was the name of the fat man who was taking
Speaker 1: advantage of I think it was Ron Perlman that sound
Speaker 1: Lou Pearlman.
Speaker 2: A listen, I got three letters and I got one
Speaker 2: of the vowels. Right, yeah, I was right there with you.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, yeah, okay, yeah. Yeah. He looks like a
Speaker 1: scummy kind of person. Yes, he was a scummy person.
Speaker 1: And so even the Jackson five was known as being
Speaker 1: taken advantage of. Their dad pushed them right, would beat
Speaker 1: them if they didn't do what he what he asked.
Speaker 1: And keep in mind Michael was very young, which would
Speaker 1: explain a lot of his erratic behavior. The Monkeys, most
Speaker 1: people don't know the Monkeys were not a real band, right,
Speaker 1: They were a manufactured band for TV, so controlled in fact,
Speaker 1: that they weren't even allowed to play their own instruments.
Speaker 1: Had somebody else playing for him. Yeah, they just faked
Speaker 1: it right and the Osmond's Okay Donnan reed banging each
Speaker 1: other the same thing. They were very young, they had
Speaker 1: heavy control touring. They didn't understand money. They were just
Speaker 1: like where we got It, knew it. Dition remember the
Speaker 1: band New Edition. They were awesome.
Speaker 2: They didn't make any money. That sucks and they were huge, right.
Speaker 1: Another boy band that I don't know if I remember
Speaker 1: seeing them like on Saturday Morning cartoons I think, or
Speaker 1: something or I don't know, Minudo and they were known
Speaker 1: for if you looked old, they just switched you out
Speaker 1: with a different kid. Ricky Martin might be the most
Speaker 1: famous ex menudo person And all of them kind of
Speaker 1: have the same argument besides money, and that is they
Speaker 1: were just pushed and pushed and pushed and pushed. Even
Speaker 1: Justin Bieber came out and said that he was the
Speaker 1: same thing for him and which.
Speaker 2: Kind of I mean, I get it. You're young, you
Speaker 2: have this career in front of you, and you want
Speaker 2: to do whatever to make it big. I think that's
Speaker 2: most musicians when they get into that, they want to
Speaker 2: be the biggest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think that's true. I think their parents
Speaker 1: want them to be the biggest. I think their parents
Speaker 1: think it's a career. A lot of them are like,
Speaker 1: I just sang for YouTube, right, and yeah, who doesn't
Speaker 1: like like all the attention? Who doesn't like clothes and
Speaker 1: traveling and all those other things? Because he said even
Speaker 1: he had money problems in the beginning, not understanding how
Speaker 1: the system worked. Backstreet Boys in Sync both tied to
Speaker 1: Loup Pearlman. They took massive cuts, were misrepresented in finances.
Speaker 1: Oh Town also under Pearlman. Same situation, and one that
Speaker 1: I don't think people talk about is LFO Okay, that
Speaker 1: happened to them too, where they were a band that
Speaker 1: was taken advantage of and they made barely any money
Speaker 1: and they were taking because the thing is is when
Speaker 1: you strike, when you hit.
Speaker 2: You know the jackpot. You got to move fast.
Speaker 1: Let's book a bunch of dates, let's go. Don't worry,
Speaker 1: we'll deal with that later. And you're like, go get
Speaker 1: on the plane, go to New York, go to La
Speaker 1: go to London, play that festival, be on you know
Speaker 1: on MTV, do all these things because we got to
Speaker 1: get you your it's all big, and then it rolls
Speaker 1: out of control in your movie so fast you don't
Speaker 1: know to take advantage of it or to inquire about it.
Speaker 1: And then the parents are like just trying to watch
Speaker 1: the kid, and they assume the manager right is taking
Speaker 1: advantage of or taking care of everything. One direction, same
Speaker 1: thing they talked about, lack of control, NonStop schedule. But
Speaker 1: I also feel like, as a kid band or a
Speaker 1: young artist, should you have control?
Speaker 2: No, not really, but you should be able to trust
Speaker 2: the people who are in control, you know, and the
Speaker 2: people who are in control should definitely not be taking
Speaker 2: advantage of the young artists.
Speaker 1: How do you pick the person who will be in
Speaker 1: control if you're a young kid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's tough, man, because you would like to say,
Speaker 2: we'll let the parents control it. Parents have been screwing
Speaker 2: over their kids since the beginning of time. Yeah, mccolakulchin
Speaker 2: would like to have a word.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the parents don't know, they don't have that, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Exactly? Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: So I mean, what do some research talk to other
Speaker 2: people that are established in the industry and they can
Speaker 2: like kind of guide you. Yeah, Like, I'm sure there's
Speaker 2: other people in the industry that could have been like, hey,
Speaker 2: this lou Pearlman, guy could guess stay away from him.
Speaker 2: He's that's coming back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But how do you if you're new in the business,
Speaker 1: and again, everything's moving at you know, fire high fire
Speaker 1: hose pace right then, and you're just trying to get
Speaker 1: a drink out of it, how do you how do
Speaker 1: you contact and call up Justin Bieber's Hey, Justin, it's.
Speaker 2: Right, we're up and coming. Can you tell me the ropes?
Speaker 1: Right? Right?
Speaker 2: Well, that would be where like and I'm just using
Speaker 2: parents as younger you know, bands there like somebody in
Speaker 2: their camp, be it their parents or somebody spouse something girlfriend,
Speaker 2: do the legwork for him, you know, because these guys
Speaker 2: out here, these bandmates, these band members, they're you're you're
Speaker 2: absolutely right, they're moving at a lightning speed and they
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on. But there are people in
Speaker 2: the background that aren't right, so it's like they could
Speaker 2: take the time to do a little bit of the
Speaker 2: leg work.
Speaker 1: But the parents are they are moving at that pace
Speaker 1: because someone's got to be with them. I ain't letting
Speaker 1: my kid out of my sight, especially in the entertainment industry,
Speaker 1: right right. And then what dad's not Let's just say dad,
Speaker 1: mom goes and dad doesn't, and then Dad's got to
Speaker 1: probably have a full time job because they need money
Speaker 1: for benefit. They need benefits. Oh there's another kid. I
Speaker 1: just I can only imagine how fast it's moving. You
Speaker 1: think it's just going to be a weakened thing at
Speaker 1: the mall, and then the next thing, you know.
Speaker 2: Right, you're doing forty eight states. Same thing happened with
Speaker 2: like Elvis and all these other people.
Speaker 1: They were told that let's just go and play, and
Speaker 1: you're like, ah, I there's more playing hum and then
Speaker 1: you get screwed over. Yeah, unbeknownst to you until it's
Speaker 1: too late, and then you're like, I just want to play.
Speaker 1: There's people that do that too, put their head in
Speaker 1: the sand.
Speaker 2: I just want to play.
Speaker 1: I don't care about all that's my business. And then
Speaker 1: when people hold their hand out like you owe me
Speaker 1: money the other guy wasn't paying, They don't go to
Speaker 1: that guy's your name on the man. I was working
Speaker 1: for you, even though we've never met. But I couldn't
Speaker 1: believe how long the list was and how common it was.
Speaker 1: I mean even stories of like uh Demi Levado where
Speaker 1: she talked about the pressure and control and she didn't
Speaker 1: want to do it, and that because of her connection
Speaker 1: to Disney, they pushed her.
Speaker 2: Miley Cyrus said the same exact thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And to me, if it's just one of them
Speaker 1: saying something, but then someone else has a similar experience
Speaker 1: and they weren't on the same show or.
Speaker 2: Anything, Yeah, there's something wrong with that company.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And do we need to talk about Britney Spears?
Speaker 1: Right? Is she still in the rehab? I hope so.
Speaker 1: I hope. So.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen anything pop up yet say she's back again.
Speaker 2: I hope.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 2: I saw Pookinakua.
Speaker 1: He's already at day camp for the for the rams,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, didn't you just go toquote unquote rehab?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounded good this.
Speaker 1: Thirty day and he's entitled to leave. Yeah, but they
Speaker 1: say thirty days ain't enough. No, And so if he
Speaker 1: went twenty, he definitely could have been like the same
Speaker 1: for me. He could have been like, hey, they're just
Speaker 1: taking advantage of it. Could have been whatever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it takes twenty one days to make your break
Speaker 3: a habit.
Speaker 1: Well not with the rehab stuff. No, it's one hundred
Speaker 1: and one hundred and eighty if I remember correctly, three months.
Speaker 1: No one hundred and twenty one hundred and twenty days.
Speaker 1: I'm just guessing. I've never been to rehab, but I
Speaker 1: can't imagine on day twenty two they go, congratulations, here's
Speaker 1: your certificate. Right, have a nice day. Don't come back, right, dude,
Speaker 1: don't even go down that rabbit hole. Of the people
Speaker 1: that own the rehabs are also the people that owned
Speaker 1: the halfway houses.
Speaker 2: Right right, Just keep that endless and they keep a
Speaker 2: circle going.
Speaker 1: They remind you, like where you can go corrupt massively,
Speaker 1: and a lot of states don't have government stayed oversight,
Speaker 1: so they can do whatever they want financially or internally.
Speaker 2: It's a wild rabbit hole to go down.
Speaker 1: And then on top of these people who are trying
Speaker 1: to figure out their life and sometimes killing themselves and
Speaker 1: their family members. And I don't mean sometimes I mean literally,
Speaker 1: but I sometimes mean mentally, and then they're just praying
Speaker 1: off that. Yeah, it's disgusting, all right, We got to
Speaker 1: take a break. People are awesome. Man killed wife she
Speaker 1: prepared for their son's third birthday party. Oh good lord,
Speaker 1: that's not awesome at all.
Speaker 2: But you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Uh, man fatally shot team while playing game with guns.
Speaker 1: They called quote quick draw. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I mean you got to make it as realistic as possible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's unclear if it's t too video game
Speaker 1: or they were playing like Russian roulette game. Yeah, funny
Speaker 1: thing about QuickDraw. It's one turn, yeah, right, unless there's
Speaker 1: a line. But I'm gonna and winter does take all.
Speaker 1: There you go. Man shoots girlfriend twice while she took
Speaker 1: a bath during argument over finances. Shot her in the bathtub.
Speaker 1: That's easy clean up.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We just drain the water and hose it out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but if you want to def it, you gotta get
Speaker 1: the body out. Well. Yeah, because once you drain it's
Speaker 1: still things are still gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Well, you gotta let it hang out there for a
Speaker 2: little while so the body can drain.
Speaker 3: And you just throw a blow dryer in there.
Speaker 2: Make it looked like an accident, be less bloody.
Speaker 1: Does that actually work? Okay, coming up in minutes, Yes,
Speaker 1: of course it does. Electricity and water doesn't know, they
Speaker 1: don't mix.
Speaker 2: But I mean, come on, is it putting a toe
Speaker 2: store or a hair dryer in there gonna cause enough
Speaker 2: of a shock to actually kill somebody? I know, we've
Speaker 2: seen it on movies and television, and that's where we
Speaker 2: get a lot of our knowledge from. But does that
Speaker 2: really actually kill somebody?
Speaker 1: I think you're bringing up a very good point in
Speaker 1: modern times. I think the system is designed for when
Speaker 1: there's some sort of power intrusion like that, to cut
Speaker 1: itself off the breakers.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, yes.
Speaker 1: People have died from electrical appliances, including toasters being dropped
Speaker 1: in bathtub water. In nineteen fifty five, an eighteen month
Speaker 1: old child died after pulling a toaster into a bath
Speaker 1: because everybody loves a good crispy bread and jam while
Speaker 1: they're hanging out. Another more recent case involved a mother
Speaker 1: and son killed by a heater in the bath, highlighting
Speaker 1: the danger of appliances near water. Okay, Okay, I get
Speaker 1: the heater, it gets kind of cold in there, but
Speaker 1: I'm still a toaster in the bathroom. So apparently MythBusters
Speaker 1: did an episode about this, did they really? Yeah? MythBuster
Speaker 1: that was a good show. Yeah, so the circuit that
Speaker 1: they used did not include a bath tub. As long
Speaker 1: as the water has some salts, it will transfer current
Speaker 1: into your body. Jumping a live toaster into a bathtub
Speaker 1: will complete the circuit between you and the electric outlet
Speaker 1: in the wall. So, yeah, you would be electrocuted. You
Speaker 1: would only need a tiny bit of current to die, Okay.
Speaker 1: From the episode quote the current and most electrical appliances
Speaker 1: as well above the levels the human body can withstand.
Speaker 1: The electric electrocution effect is increased if the appliance drops
Speaker 1: farther from the drain, or if the water has more
Speaker 1: salt in it due to urine or epsom salts.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, why are you peeing in the bathtub?
Speaker 1: You know? They also prove that devices and probably extension
Speaker 1: sockets with GFCIs are effective at preventing these electrocutions, as
Speaker 1: a GFCI equipped hair dryer cut off on contact with water.
Speaker 2: Okay, So I used to jam butter knives in the
Speaker 2: toaster as a kid for fun, right, and then I'm
Speaker 2: hold only I'm still here.
Speaker 1: Well, that would be different, okay, because that's a heating coil,
Speaker 1: right right, I mean, not electrical current. There's still electrical
Speaker 1: electricity going through. That's how it heats it up, but
Speaker 1: not like a string, not like putting it straight into
Speaker 1: the outlet like that. Yeah, test your theory again with
Speaker 1: an outlet Okay, No, don't I need to say that
Speaker 1: for legal purposes. No, don't. Fair enough. Yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: want to. I don't want to be on the air
Speaker 1: pushing a narrative that you don't die.
Speaker 2: I'm just curious, you know, because again, we see it
Speaker 2: in movies and television all the time, but how often
Speaker 2: has that been proven wrong? And I'm glad the MythBusters
Speaker 2: did something about it.
Speaker 1: I know what you're implying, and you're saying that, Hey,
Speaker 1: not everything on TV is accurate, but people do die
Speaker 1: when they get shot. So there are some things on
Speaker 1: TV that are true true. Okay, fair enough. A couple
Speaker 1: refuse to fill girls feeding to stopped giving round the
Speaker 1: clock care.
Speaker 2: Not awesome.
Speaker 1: I mean, if she needs a feeding tube, she needs
Speaker 1: a lot of assistance. Probably man sitting on his porch
Speaker 1: suddenly shot dead by minor who was driven to his home.
Speaker 2: So the dude just sitting on porch mining his own business.
Speaker 2: Some kid comes up shoots him and was driven there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: was driven there. Gang related has to be, has to be. Hey,
Speaker 2: we'll let you in. You just gotta you gotta kill somebody.
Speaker 1: Uh. Six month old died after Amish quote healer treated
Speaker 1: him with lavender oil. Does lavender oil have life saving benefits?
Speaker 1: It does smell delicious. It does. If you ever go
Speaker 1: to a place that does your haircut like a barber,
Speaker 1: and they do the hot towel and then they put
Speaker 1: like drops on it, Oh my goodness, this is lavender
Speaker 1: oil reduces stress anxieting in some i can promote healing
Speaker 1: for skin irritations, burns, and wounds, and also allegedly can
Speaker 1: ease tension with headaches, and has antiseptic properties a natural
Speaker 1: bug repellent. Here's the problem with these type of statements.
Speaker 1: You think that's true that has healing properties. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that that's not accurate that lavender oil does that.
Speaker 1: But when you go buy the cheapest one at Walmart,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean it's one hundred percent lavender oil or
Speaker 1: the lavender oil they used to come to those.
Speaker 2: Theories, So you'd have to get your own lavend or
Speaker 2: make your own oil.
Speaker 1: Good luck. You know how hard it iss squeeze oil
Speaker 1: out of a lavender flowery tell me about it. Lavender
Speaker 1: is surprisingly good on chicken, by the way, apparently an
Speaker 1: ice cream two.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, and lavender honey, Oh delicious.
Speaker 1: Lavender ice cream is pretty good. Yeah, you never had that,
Speaker 1: gim but you feel like a lavender ice cream guy.
Speaker 1: I'm good.
Speaker 2: I don't have a lot of lavender yes from.
Speaker 3: The guy who's stuck knives and toasters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but he also loves a good avocado toast and
Speaker 1: some bubbles. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll start sprinkling some lavender oil on my avocado toast.
Speaker 1: Set up a bit. Do you own lavender oil in
Speaker 1: your house? Lindsay probably?
Speaker 3: I know I have lavender oil scented things.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But do you own lavender oil?
Speaker 3: Probably somewhere.
Speaker 2: What did you use it for? You think?
Speaker 3: I remember when bathroom body works. Yes, yes, they used
Speaker 3: to make a lavender oil spray to put on your
Speaker 3: pillow to help you see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's not lavender oil, that's just lavender. That's
Speaker 1: a water down spray. Yeah, Gimby, do you own lavender oil? No, sir.
Speaker 2: Do you own any essential oils?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I had to think there's a slight possibility that some
Speaker 2: got left behind from many years ago, because why, I
Speaker 2: just haven't cleaned out my life that much, right, So
Speaker 2: I can't with one hundred percent certainty say no, I
Speaker 2: don't have any not that you're aware of, not that
Speaker 2: I'm aware of. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I don't have
Speaker 2: any essential oils.
Speaker 1: But you never know.
Speaker 2: If we were in Vegas, that's probably where I would
Speaker 2: have put my money.
Speaker 1: I leid know.
Speaker 2: How many do you think I have?
Speaker 1: Now? That could be zero? Okay, So how many.
Speaker 2: Do you think I have?
Speaker 1: Does it have to be lavender? Is it just essential
Speaker 1: oil centil oils? We can all go with lavender first.
Speaker 1: Do you think I have a lavender oil? Lindsay yes, Gimpy, yes,
Speaker 1: I do. Now, how many essential oils do you think
Speaker 1: I have?
Speaker 3: At least ten?
Speaker 1: Okay, forty three? Goodness, gracious, horrible things about me?
Speaker 2: I have five?
Speaker 1: Okay for every day of the week. Well, I have eucalyptus.
Speaker 1: I put it in air purifiers.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I have lavender because we used to put it on
Speaker 2: dryer balls.
Speaker 1: It nine to put in the dryer and then and
Speaker 1: I have peppermint for when we make cleaning products.
Speaker 2: I put that in there.
Speaker 1: Okay. I have an orange one for cleaning products, and
Speaker 1: I have a limon one for cleaning products.
Speaker 2: Okay, most of them are for cleaning products.
Speaker 1: They're all for cleaning products minus eucalyptus and that one's
Speaker 1: for humidifiers.
Speaker 2: Okay, game changer, dude.
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