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he can go there. We just did a pregame video
with the one and only Dougie Fresh. I think he
even gave us the wrap from nineteen eighty eight on there. Yeah,
I think so that's on there as well. Before we
get too far into something, I'm gonna get into this
tomorrow because Danny'll be back and he knows this guy.
But Bob Rivers, who is a big radio personality a
West Coast but was known for his parody tunes and
different things he passed away. He had a sophageal cancer
and I think he was sixty eight years old, so
fairly young. But I had just read something. He had
moved back to Vermont, retired from radio, played keyboards with
Heart when the sister has gotten a fight, and they
each went out his heart so and went as one
bad and he played keyboards with I think for Ann Wilson.
Speaker 3: Was it Hard to Heart like the TV show?
Speaker 1: No? No, it was the Heart, the rock band Heart
and Nancy Wilson so really unique guy, talented dude. And
I once started a whole cavalcade of shit at a
radio conference because he was doing some kind of this
is where I need Danny, But he was doing some
kind of presentation. He was and he was considered like
like one of the biggest in the in the industry,
and he's doing something he goes and he was using
new technology was new at the time that people could
text it and you could see it. So people started
texting and like dumb little things. And then I wrote
in something absolutely smart ass and the whole fucking room erupted.
I can't remember what it was, I just know it.
Speaker 3: Was nineteen ninety two, nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 1: No, this would have been probably like twenty twelve, twenty
twelve years ago. He didn't have the technology that like
text the radio station at nine eight seven six or
whatever it was okay, yeah, whatever, So they didn't that
was a newer technology for the time. But I'll save
that for tomorrow with Danny. Look, Bob rivers a little
rest in peace. Maybe we'll play one of his parody
songs later on today. But in the meantime, Dougie Fresh
comes in here and Dougie's telling me about you know,
we're talking, and I go, I've been going to the gym,
and Doug's like, yeah, bought myself some new gym clothes.
I don't fit in him yet. And then uh, I'm
watching they had the pet the Uh no, what did
you do?
Speaker 3: After I said, I went to Wegmans and bought some
ice cream? I am a terrible if any of you
know what a Mexican Sunday is. Do you know to
Mexican Sunday?
Speaker 1: I do want to Is it unique to hear or No? No,
I think I've had it.
Speaker 3: I have met Wegmans. So it's vanilla ice cream. Wait,
they haven't pre made, No, but you need Wegmans. I
don't think. No, they don't have the pre made right.
Speaker 1: So the Mexican Sunday from what I remember, correct me
if I'm wrong, vanilla ice cream. There's all this stuff
with Sunday peanuts in there. Oh yeah. And and then
hot sauce.
Speaker 3: No, no chocolate syrup. But it was hot sauce. Too
hot sauce. I swear to God, hot sauce.
Speaker 1: Have vanilla ice cream.
Speaker 3: You put them in a bowl, then you put the
bowl in the microwave and you gotta let it warm
for about ten fifteen seconds. That way it's easier to
scoop up. Then the chocolate syrup, then the Spanish peanuts.
That's what they call it. All why I'm watching Division
one wrestling, which I used to do, and I'm like,
you know, I never funk I should I should get
into back into wrestling. I look good and you know,
should lose some weight. All while I'm eating the Mexican Sunday.
I'm like, I made that point in my life, like
I'm gonna give it one more shot. I'm gonna lose weight,
I'm gonna look good, or just get more Mexican Sundays
and fuck it and just go. I got a picture
of it. I send it to somebody.
Speaker 1: What are you doing? You're watching a wrestler. I'm like, yeah,
this Mexican. I go, this is what I'm doing. I
hold it up to the camera like you're.
Speaker 3: Watching the wrestler. I'm like, oh, yeah, this is delicious.
How's it going, I'm like, it's all gone. I'm like,
but I'm using this is no lie igo. I'm using
smaller bowls.
Speaker 1: But but I had too of them instead of one,
so like, there's no challenge you can't overcome. There's no
challenge smaller ball, Double it up, double it up.
Speaker 3: So that was I was watching individual I wrestling and
eating Mexican Sundays. I have just enough tonight, because you
got to end it with the ice cream being gone,
the nuts being gone, and the being gone all the
same time, because if you if you still got half
a bag of no, it's all you gotta do is
go buy more ice creaming.
Speaker 1: Oh so this is your way of not tempting yourself. Yes,
you're so full of.
Speaker 3: Ship mine games to fund myself end everything. And then
you're like, all right, I'm not going back to weapons.
I'm not gonna do this. No, it's only March and
I'm eating ice cream. What's gonna happen in the summer.
Speaker 1: What's gonna happen in the summer. You're gonna fucking explode
like a whal Well said, we're gonna hear that for
the West Side. I talk, well, I uh, yes, I know.
I've seen them. She was big?
Speaker 3: How big was how big? She wanted me on top?
I had to get a leader. Hey, oh hey, I
got on.
Speaker 1: Top of my ears. Pop.
Speaker 3: She was big. I met her in the Macon's Day parade.
Speaker 1: She was wearing ropes that I just find it so
funny that you would say, like, all this effort, you
make the effort to go buy gym clothes. Yeah, and
then I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm gonna get back in the gym. It's nice weather, I.
Speaker 1: Can get out. Yeah yeah, No, I forget what it was.
Speaker 3: It triggered it. Something I saw and I'm like, gosh, damn,
could I go for somebody's I'm like, you are easily persuaded,
But it was you know what happened?
Speaker 1: What did I do?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: It was actually a great story. I had six dollars
in cash in my pocket. Oh hey, hey, and I
played a little quick Driver. Now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I played six sixteen nine nineteen, and then
I played the four Cambos six nine sixteen nineteen, and
I went and got my ice cream in my nuts
and I paid form with a card and I go
back and check out my my tickets and I won
sixty bucks. Look at this, I'm like, so ice cream.
Speaker 1: He was funny.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, this isn't a new theory. So I played some.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, this is like your lucky socks. Yeah, your
lucky single. Like you never watched Washed wrestling.
Speaker 3: That's true. Yeah, I can't remember last thing. But so
that was how the weekend went, and Penn State won
the Big Ten and then in two weeks it's the
National Championship. That's gonna be in Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're gonna go? No, no, any desire to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, since on my bucket list it is on your
b I'd like to go.
Speaker 1: They've got a well it's not every year. It's not
going to be in Philly. No, they changed the year,
so it's five hours away. Yeah right now.
Speaker 3: Right, but within the next five years it should be closer.
It might even be in New York. Again, there was
this uh wrestler Ali Duc Yanni Diakamahalis and he was
from Yeah, and I actually wrestled his father back in
the real high school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, y impressive.
Speaker 3: He was at one of five four four time national
championships one two four, Yeah, and he lost to go
to the Olympics in the final match, but he was.
He was a national champion all four years in Cornell.
And now his youngest, the youngest brothers coming up. I
think he's a red shirt this year, so the next
couple of years he should be.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I remember Yanni coming into.
Speaker 3: Caliber for the national championship or whatever white class, So
that would be yea cool to go see.
Speaker 1: That would be very cool to go.
Speaker 3: We wanted to go see Yanni, but I don't think
it was close enough. I think it was kind of
It was during the COVID years too.
Speaker 1: Yes, Doug just starts telling me that he was dog
sitting in his friend dog died and they or had
they had to put it down, or it died. He
just passed away, passed.
Speaker 3: He had cancer and they tried chemo and a couple
of other things give us more life. And they both
had their own vacations. They already planned for it already
paid for. And I'm like, yeah, no problem.
Speaker 1: So you were going to watch the dog knowing the
dog is in it on its last legs. Yes, And
and the guy promised you that the dog wouldn't die. Well,
you can promise anybody that.
Speaker 3: I was with both of them, and like the dog,
he's gonna be fine, he's got you know, we're gonna
take it. We'll both be back by the time he
and uh it was he wasn't eating. He was drinking
a lot, but not eating. I was putting the some
deli meat in the in the microwave, frying it up,
trying to get it close to his nose so he
could smell it. And he's just kind of moving his
his mouth.
Speaker 1: That's what people are gonna do with some probably well, Doug, Doug,
here's a devil leg I'm like, okay, and uh.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you would take it. Sometimes not.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I still he's still slept with me.
Speaker 1: He was a.
Speaker 3: Cuddler to the very end. He was just a sweet
what kind of dog just Boston.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I said, Doug. If that dog died while
Doug was watching it, and I just started laughing. I
don't know why, because I'm picturing Doug. You know, I
think you would get you would I think you don't
travel man.
Speaker 3: You know what, I have a lot of scenarios for
setting up the breast cancer fundraiser and what's gonna happen?
How to I did not set it up. If whatever happened,
if he guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah saw that, Yeah, that's what I mean. It's like,
and then you're gonna feel bad like it was your fault.
And I know you Oh.
Speaker 3: Gosh, you know my digging a hole in the bakyard.
Did I taking an event in my calling a you know?
Did he just run away? I mean, what am I gonna?
Speaker 1: So I told Doug this is a story I should
get my brother on sometime.
Speaker 3: But so Bill tells this story after this, and that's
when I started cracking up. And then I've got another
story after.
Speaker 1: This, the the we had a dog. My family had
a dog. It was a Golden Retriever named Bally, and
Bally was actually u bought by another family that were
friends with I went to school with one of the kids.
My brother did as well, and they had a dog.
Their first dog was Whiskey. Their father was an alcoholic,
so they didn't want Also, they didn't want Bailey, so
we we took it and I don't know my parents
paid for I don't even know, but we just fell
in love with that dog. It was the best behaved dog,
just a wonderful Golden Retriever, beautiful and badly lived about
thirteen years. And my brother, after he graduated undergrad he
was not sure what he was going to do. And
I think he had a job in New York City
and it was one of these jobs where he was
negotiating contracts on behalf of the city with the fire
department and the police department. But he's part of a team,
and he said that all of a sudden, one day
they think, hey, they brought it a thirty year cake
for a guy, and I REROI was like, I can't
do this. And he quit and he bought a bicycle
and he went out to Seattle and he biked from
Seattle back east. You can do it. There's trails, books,
all this stuff. And then after that it was like, well,
what am I going to do now? So he comes
back and that's when my parents said we'll live here
figured out and then he decided to go to grad
school and the rest of history. But during that time
my parents go to Europe and the dog's really sick
and my brother calls.
Speaker 4: Me and he goes, I think Bailey's dead, and I go, well,
how do you know? There's no movement? I go, We'll
go down and where are you. I'm on the stairs
looking down. I go, well, go.
Speaker 1: Downstairs and look at it. So he gets closer to me.
I goes, I can't hear anything. So I'm like, well,
you're gonna have to get the dog up to the
vet or something. You can't have a dead dog because
all of a sudden, the bodily fluids. You can't, you know, yes,
I forget about it, right, I mean they're gonna the
muscles relax and they're stuff. So I said, go, just.
Speaker 3: Like some of my dates, hold the mirror, Eileen, are
you still I got the mirror under there?
Speaker 1: Like okay? So he takes the dog to the vet.
I guess eventually the dog dies. So when he gets
up there, the vet gives him a choice and says, uh,
you know, do you wanna option? What is option?
Speaker 3: Option B is more expensive?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, I got Option B is more expensive. You
just creamd the dog by himself and it's more money.
What was what was option A?
Speaker 1: Well, I think I think optionally was do you want
to take the remains the dog buried yourself your competitive cemetery,
or what we can do is we have a bunch
of dogs. We're gonna cream.
Speaker 3: We have So instead of just himself being burned up,
he's in with Tippy and Frankie and.
Speaker 1: And you've got yeah, Fluffy's in there, and they fry
them all up and then they just scoop into earn.
So if they had four dogs, four earns, but you
don't know that you've got all, you know, it wouldn't
all be bailing spoon out there to make sure you
get a little bit. So my parents are in Europe.
My brother can't get a hold of him, so he goes, yeah, no,
my parents was absolutely And I think the cost was
something between I'm gonna say these numbers and I may
be wrong, and this is going back about h five years.
Let's say, uh, somewhere between two and five hundred. I
think it was five hundred to have the dog done
by hisself. So my father comes, what doing five hundred dollars?
I coulda got them and it would and I think
somewhere they still had Bailey's. Uh, I think there's I
think in my mom's house there may be Bailey's ashes.
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have trouble with it right people will say oh, or
to this or to that, And a pendulum always swings
a certain way. And I think there's been some good
that has come out of things like I think even
the Me Too, I think there was stuff you don't
you know, the Harvey Weinstein's and the Cosby shit should
never have gone on, and okay, we kind of and
then we go a little too far and it goes
a little that way. But somebody sent me this and
I took me down. I'm now wondering if I should
actually play it or not. Why not?
Speaker 3: We're a very open This is podcast. This is from
me in Tuesdays.
Speaker 1: This is a PSA from nineteen seventy four PSA public
service announcement trying to encourage people to this would be
this is an attempt to make society a little more accepting. Okay, okay,
so you know, let's be a little more nineteen seventy four,
nineteen seventy four, so like now we have things like
you know, LBGTQ, which there's an effort to try to
get people to be more tolerant and more in society.
Let's let's treat everybody right. This is nineties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't think you should play This is going
to go totally wrong. But why, I don't know.
Speaker 1: What do you think it is? What do you think
it could be? From nineteen seventy four And I'm not kidding,
this is this is this is real. This was on
like TV and stuff.
Speaker 3: I would think. Black writes that no time.
Speaker 5: Nope, Today, being retarded means leading a full life. Retarded
people go to work at school, just like the neighbors
come back to a real home, a supervised home, like
in the neighborhood where they belong. Being retarded never stopped
anyone from being a good neighbor.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, all right, all right, that was a PSA.
They would try to accept it, right, yeah, yeah, look
at you to eat your laughter. You are not. I
am not.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that was on. But I can't believe.
Speaker 1: Well, yes, because if you had a group home in
a neighborhood, people would get nervous or first.
Speaker 3: So I don't use the R word anymore.
Speaker 1: Well that's what I'm saying. Yes, yes, it's it's it's passe.
It is passe. But that was all over television, and
it's one of those ones that you kind of go whoa, yeah, oh,
kind of makes you think like what are we doing here?
That's all I listened to it and didn't make me go.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, how times have changed?
Speaker 1: Well, all times have changed, and I don't know that
many people are in maybe group homes like that. I
think we have a little more mainstreaming in society that
sort of stuff. I don't. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, some people think there's something in the water because
the rate of autism that shut up or you're aware
of it, and uh, I don't know if down cinderm
would be in that. There's different levels of that too.
Speaker 1: There's spectrum. Yeah, it's all spectrum. It's a spectrum where.
Speaker 3: You're able to communicate and talk or not.
Speaker 1: That house is so far on the spectrum. It's their cable,
cable provider and internet provider. That's how deep on the
spectrum they are.
Speaker 3: What nothing, Come on, I'm not saying anything.
Speaker 1: What are you afraid of? What are you afraid of?
Over there? Nothing? What are you afraid of? That's uh?
I just thought that was interesting. How about this? This
is a commercial? You have another one? This is a
commercial from I don't know what year, but it was
the Flintstones, so probably maybe the sixties.
Speaker 3: You used to have cigarettes the commercial. Oh, I want
to guess that was it Parliament. No, it was a
cigarette brand though, r it was.
Speaker 5: What Flintstone Winston.
Speaker 6: I was gonna how about that? Yeah, I do, yeah,
but that was a primetime TV show based off The Honeymooners.
Speaker 1: Yes, so that it was probably at night. Yeah, that's
what I mean. Adult cartoons. Interesting.
Speaker 3: I always beginning to family guy me back then. But yeah,
and they and you know, they slept in separate beds.
And then Pebbles came along.
Speaker 1: And hey, bod, guess what I was doing with long
last night? I was rocking our world. I was doing
a rock style. He go ahead, Well, it was walking by.
You got no curtains. The elephant was all done in
the shower, and I took me a look. By the way,
you're out of scotch. All right, you have another one. Now,
this is a commercial. It's a woman and listen. This
is on TV. And I'm going to say this had
to be from the fifties.
Speaker 7: I bought the Fresh Stick just as you told me.
Speaker 1: Fresh Stick. You're absolutely right.
Speaker 7: It's neat and quick and it goes on dry. It
did make me feel cool and sweet, just as you said.
I did everything you said, but my boss still hasn't
asked me to lunch.
Speaker 5: Unlike some deorderance, Fresh doesn't guarantee you'll get a head
in business.
Speaker 1: All Fresh does is keep you fresh.
Speaker 7: When you think of it, that's quite a lot.
Speaker 3: I like the typewriter in the background.
Speaker 1: So yeah, now she's sitting there typing, right, yeah.
Speaker 3: Wondering why she's not getting it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why am I not getting taken the lunch by
the boss? Right? I smell good, I used the fresh stick.
Speaker 3: I look good.
Speaker 1: It's like, but that would never fly today, and nor
should it. I mean, I get it. I get that.
I get the Winston one. I even get the word
of the other one. But I'm trying to make a
tolerance society. That's all. That's what the that's what. That
was the attempt. That was the big attempt. But it's
shocking when you look back.
Speaker 3: Now there's a program. I mean, obviously probably you can.
You can change your voice into all these actors and
whoever in the same way with you know, calling your
parents up that your son's in jail.
Speaker 1: And oh and in Canada. Right, I had a car accident.
He's in the hospital and we need money.
Speaker 3: Is a phony? You're like, yeah, mom, this is Bill
and sounds just like you. They get off the podcast
and then you know, mom and Dad are sending five
thousand dollars to a scam. The real thing they're saying
you have to have a.
Speaker 1: Code word, or you should have a code word, yeah, to.
Speaker 3: Know that it's true.
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: You know, where'd you go to high school? Your high school?
Your first animal?
Speaker 1: You know one mother's maiden name, fucker a mother's maiden name?
Where you get nothing? What do you know? Like I
think most people it's usually like the ground mother or somebody,
because grandma may not know your daily whereabouts. You know
what I'm saying. You know what I mean, if you're home,
there's a chance that mom and dad would know the
whereabouts of a college kid even you know, no, he's
on campus. Or hey, I got to call Bobby's in
in Canada. You got arrested for d W I up there? What?
And then I think my first thing would be all right,
hang on a second, and I'd hang up and I
would call the kid, or are you right? You know
what I mean? Wouldn't you do that because the scam?
But the scam? No, of course you're not. Of course
that's force.
Speaker 3: Or you're like, hey, I'm on the phone with the authorities.
Just tell your wife call Bobby. Right, but if you're
all alone, let me talk to my son while he's
in jail. Well, then give me your number.
Speaker 1: What's it like to be all alone all the time?
Speaker 3: Scary? Sometimes? Like if I die, who's going to find me?
Speaker 1: You know? Like give me like Gene Hackman.
Speaker 3: Two weeks later, Yeah, I'm face down and in between
masturbating and having a heart attack.
Speaker 1: Oh god, not me.
Speaker 3: I read about it somewhere. No, that's not me. I
mean face down with the Mexican Sunday suffocated to death,
you know, deviled eggs and refrigerator.
Speaker 1: For four weeks. We'd put one last Facebook photo up
of your head. We told you like this, like like
you're a hostage, and put back to ice cream, chocolate ices,
icy nuts in your beard. He died doing what he loved.
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Speaker 1: No Doug have, YOU oh yeah i mean the.
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Speaker 1: Okay that's wonderful thanks. For the parlor So can we
the patients describe overwhelming urges, they couldn't control often resulting, in,
financial ruined. Shame legal trouble despite the lawsuits, and scientific
studies the company maintains the drug is, safe and effective
leaving the question how much responsibility lies on pharmaceutical companies
versus the medical. System's warning patients now we every comic
gets on stage and what. Do they do they talk
about drugs and, Lucid side effix you're gonna. HAVE anal
leakage i mean the most jokes have been around for
a long time.
Speaker 3: From, certain comics yeah.
Speaker 1: From CERTAIN comics, and i go this.
Speaker 3: Is one drug or. Combination, of too no this.
Speaker 1: Is one one for restless drug wrestless leg And one
for parkinson's disease that is affecting People one.
Speaker 3: Sixty are you taking them both at the same?
Speaker 1: Time, or no they. Both do this They're, both doing
okay so one sixty three. Year old guy and this
is THE part, WHERE i go i, can't believe it
because maybe the warning labels should say it's it's gonna
turn you into A three am craigslist, ad or, something
you know up a horny who? Else is up but
he claimed that it he molested, or had sex did
some kind of deviant thing with a, Seven YEAR old,
and i?
Speaker 7: Go?
Speaker 1: Isn't that what how do you go sixty three years
in the planet and this can be really? By, a
drug YEAH so that. I can't BELIEVE that's one i can't.
Really Get, behind but, uh.
Speaker 3: THAT'S terrible isn't i thought you were gonna. Say, something
else no there.
Speaker 1: Is something else there is something else that that is a.
Little more funny There is that this woman who did
SPEAK to the, bbc about this and she's, in her
fifties and she said her previously low sex drive skyrocketed
when she was on this, restless leg drug to the
point where she. Became fully addicted she started selling underwear and,
explicit videos online organizing phone, sex with strangers, and compulsively
shopping racking up thirty thousand. Dollars in debt what?
Speaker 3: WAS she buying i, Have no idea she's, not having
sex it's just talking to people about. Sex, and buying
well then she sold her underwear and stuff like.
Speaker 1: That to. COPE you're right i don't think she, was
having sex but, she was horny so this was a
way if she has nobody to cope. With the effects
she turned, to self medication using pain relieving, opioids sleeping
pills and she ended. Up in rehab, she's, a stripper
listener driver's license, in her job. In, her fifties okay she's.
Speaker 3: An old stripper this is an.
Speaker 1: OLD she said i turned to things. THAT weren't healthy
i knew who the, behavior WASN'T me but. I couldn't control.
Speaker 3: It's always unhealthy after. You, get caught, yes WELL so
and i gotta blame it as Something now that i'm
just a degenitive nymphomaniac who. Likes to drink if the,
person Never money so i'm gonna, sell My underwear which
i've seen strippers do. Plenty of TIMES and then i
Get caught or i'm ount OF money and, i can't
pay rather evictim, me and oh It's the.
Speaker 1: Drugs i'm taking but what if this person never had
any problems, prior to that and then all of a sudden.
On this drug.
Speaker 3: Everybody doesn't have any problems till. They Have problems it's.
Speaker 1: HERE'S the thing i want to know is if there's
a pleasure hack. In this drug like sometimes you take
drugs not for, the main effect but for. A side
effect they call off label prescriptions and a doctor will, say,
To you listen i'm going to. Give you this it
does help people with, their blood pressure but it also
relieves we've noticed the reduces swelling or, something, like. That right,
arthritis let's say so you could get. It FOR that,
but i go all, of a sudden why can't we
just get the pleasure parts of it out of the
drug and then, use, it recreationally right YOU know? What i?
Mean why not isn't there's a? Market, for it absolutely
it would definitely be a. Market. For it yeah The,
Article highlights actually.
Speaker 3: I'M sorry interrupt i actually ubera guy. Early this morning
he was taking A trip to europe and he works
for this pharmaceutical company that's making pills that your body
can fix itself from inside to certain areas blood pressure
and even near sight of this and like. Tail and all,
it'll relieve pain but it's. Killing your liver now they're
coming out with pills, that you take, and he goes
it's just amazing and part of it IS part of
ai helping with the diagnosis and putting. Everything TOGETHER scientifically
so i think we're going, to, see that.
Speaker 1: YEAH sooner than i think the body repairs itself. All,
the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah we just somebody's faster than others bog.
Speaker 1: It down with a. Bunch of shit, there's A story
and i think It's, Out OF houston and i. Saw
this today, SO a guy i don't know if he was,
a child predator but he was some kind. Of a,
predator he dies and a woman has been arrested because
when he came to the funeral pallor so it must
have been in the news what he. Did or whatever she.
Mutilated his junk she like took a scalpel and went
all over his body after, he was dead, after his
dead after, he was dead and this is. Like HER
revenge and i think she then turned to coworkers and
go this never leaves this room or something which automatically
means is going to. Leave the room so somebody, told
ON her and i think there is a dignity in
death act that you can't mutilate someone's. Body as revenge,
she GOT arrested but i think there's a, dignity in
death because no one outside of, her would know because
if this was a funeral or, an open casket even
you're only seeing from. The waist up they are almost midway,
chest up right so who would know in your? Clothe
THEIR clothes, But, i go holy she tried to get.
A little, risk i go and then why wouldn't? You do?
That but where why are you all of a sudden good?
Hand out tomorrow don't you think if if you're such,
a believer person he's probably getting. His right now this
suit just. Doesn't mean anything but.
Speaker 3: She mutilated anyways and don't tell anybody he, turned to somebody.
Don't say anything i'm gonna bury this in the backyard next.
Speaker 1: To my dog what?
Speaker 3: Kind of mutilation like you just shred it so that,
the meat grinder, like.
Speaker 1: You know what do you? Do to it? And? Who
knows it doesn't say it was a family member that
was affected by this. GUY or anything i. HAVE no
idea i don't know how. Old he was, i'm not sure.
Speaker 3: But he'd been arrested for being.
Speaker 1: A pot yeah back. In the day, Let me see
i'll you're gonna make me go. Find, the story no
you don't have to know it. Was Out today, but
i'm like what would make you? FEEL like, you i
mean you, were that mad that. HURT you KNOW i
guess i Can understand what. I'm gonna do i'm cut.
Speaker 3: His junk off he should have went to a. Different
funeral party.
Speaker 1: Here we go ebomber arrested accused of mutilating body of.
Registered sex offenders so the person who died was a.
Registered Sex offender houston obamber Was arrested in charge last
week after allegations that she mutilated the corpse of a.
Registered sex offender the allegations were outlined in a complaint
Letter From The Texas, funeral service commission accusing thirty Four
Year Old Amber page.
Speaker 3: Amber page two stripper Names.
Speaker 1: Hang On amber paige latermilk? Is her name LA U
D E, R wells oh i was going To, Say
louder Milk, But, louder milk YEAH which is i think
A show? On netflix is Amber paigs louder milk of
mutilating the corpse with a scalpel and threatening other employees not. To,
say anything.
Speaker 3: Well, there you go. THERE'S a threat.
Speaker 1: A probable case affidavid alleges that she. Stabbed The Body
Of charles roy, rodriguez fifty eight and mutilated his genitals.
With a scalp rodriguez Died in a Houston hospital in
january of. NATURAL causes fight i was, just, GONNA say
see i don't. LIKE hearing that i don't like hearing
people who died of natural causes. Around my age and
then they can't figure out because if SOMEBODY dies And
i and i'll often, go, they'll, go hey man you
hear so, And So died and i'll go how, and
they go what? Do? You mean HOW he just? I
go how what? DO you mean i go to was?
It a car tell me it was. A car accident
tell me that he was fucking around saying, hey watch
this tell me something that he had a heart attack and.
He fucking died, so uh yeah, so, this case.
Speaker 3: Well you know what's worse than, that is well they
told somebody that she cut, his, junk off. Yes, dressed
him now who's gonna, check the story.
Speaker 1: And what do you how do you? Stop the bleeding there's,
GONNA be well i don't think because, if you're embalming so.
It's Embombing fluid and i'm pretty sure and if there's
anybody who knows someone who works in. The funeral parlor
please he's call us now at five eight two six eighty.
EIGHT sixty six i think what they, DO for men
i don't know how they. Tell with women they because
all your blood's out and they put them bombing. Fluid,
IN you, oh i know, through your veins and the
way they tell you're full is just like. The turkey timer,
when it's done your. Dick, Goes up really I'M pretty
sure i don't. Know, this, fraud, hey, hey Hey hey
don't i'm. Swearing, on, It okay okay i'm not. YELLING
at IT i was i was. TOLD by somebody i
have a cousin who owns.
Speaker 3: A future him I.
Speaker 1: SHOULD call kevin I. SHOULD call kevin. I don't know
i haven't told drinking AND bobbing fluid i want to
get probably came and somebody had. To, check, that yeah
yeah well?
Speaker 3: Where is it what do you mean he came? In
that way.
Speaker 1: So he Died, missus louder milk take the. Deceased bans
off please pull. THE sheet. Back i think don't they
strip your naked when they put you. On, The side
no i've never.
Speaker 3: BEEN dead before i don't work at. A funeral, parlor
uh dated some women.
Speaker 1: Have gone there this is a case about. Two troubled
people the victim is the way, they have this the
victim who is a, registered sex offender, and the defendant
who is accused of viciously attacking. His dead body no
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COMMENT here it's i want to be on, The, Next show? Dad, you're, dead,
Nope nope. Nope kevin's. Dead he's, Dead oh. NOPE nope's
dead i have it on the, screen right. Now right
now and it says it has. The person's name, It's.
A woman kathy and THEN it says i want to
period capital be on the next. Show period, dad oh
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Speaker 3: DO you Think i think i'm not? HERE next week.
Speaker 1: I Have my uk.
Speaker 3: LEAGUE two WEEKS i think i STILL.
Speaker 1: Have, my uka, okay, all right, okay ALL right so
i guess it'll. Be a while. YEAH you do. I love, it,
alright off okay. That's, all, right hey hey it's nice
to know that you're in.
Speaker 3: WHAT you're doing i hope you can Figure out the
facebook so you can hear.
Speaker 1: The whole episode my father what used to, Say, to
me uh you're. On the radio YOU know what I
do when i hear someone talk. ON the radio i
pushed the button the channel that's. Change, the channel yeah.
Speaker 3: All. To you yea Was he in rochester when you were,
on the radio or when you were on the RADIO
from where i was having, particifica, getting, okay.
Speaker 1: YEAH okay yep i used. TO come home i. Was
like nineteen he was working on His Doctorate at Fordham
University In, new york city so he would be Driving
Up The taconic state. Parkway coming home sometimes it was,
a two hour an hour and a half, two HOUR
ride and i would be getting on the, air at
midnight and a LOT of times i, would read segments,
not read it but COMMENT on things I Saw in
rolling stone about an artist or. Something LIKE that and
i remember walking in the house and he goes it
doesn't even say good, morning or hello because it's like.
Six seven o'clock you're coming back in after midnight to
six shift and he'd be at. The kitchen counter i'm.
Nineteen years, old, He Goes uh rolling stone magazine is. Becoming.
Your Bible huh AND i'm, like, i, go what like
what are you talking because your head's Not thinking, about you're, like, oh,
yeah yeah yeah it's, my bible. Now uh huh THAT
was like. I just didn't, I was like i don't
want to fucking engage. In this SHIT that's. So i didn't, just,
it's like okay. Right, To, BED no, NO i, DIDN'T
i no i just my whole thing WAS always like
i wasn't going to engage, because to me it was
Like you're you're i'm talking to a wall to DEFEND
myself and i there's no. POINT in me i, would
always say it's.
Speaker 3: ABSOLUTELY just understand i.
Speaker 1: Had in my. LITTLE redneck town i had a gym
teacher who was your stereotypical cartoon Gym. Teachers from dallas
his Name. Was mister stevenson he, was bow legged and
he used to walk Around, and Go mary and i'm,
not burning calories yelling at y'all, gym class here get
your ass over here now like, something like that and
then whatever the burn calories stuck with me from, my
WHOLE life and i, Would always go i'm. Not burning,
Calories on that i'm. Not burning calories And that's what,
i've always Had was MISTER stevenson and i that's. A
good one that's.
Speaker 3: A good line i used.
Speaker 1: To THINK that when i was a kid, With my
father i'm. Not burning calories trying. To defend myself it
doesn't MATTER right because i don't because if, he cared
enough he would follow it. Up with, it, May be
hey i'm. A little Concerned You know rolling stone magazine
is you know they got some. Stuff in there i'm not.
Such a fan tell me about why you like? It
so much WOULD be how i would approach, maybe MY
kids if, i was right let them have some, investment
in IT and maybe i learned SOMETHING and maybe i walk, away,
AND go oh. I was wrong but instead it was just,
like these hard. Hard line dictates, you were this. YOU
were This i think i'll tell you one that. Came
up recently this. This bothered me i'm SAYING this because
i know that THAT that what i THING here now i.
Can only imagine but there was A time where i
had gotten into a fight, at a party and THE
guy was i. THINK he was i was a. Freshman
in college he was still, in HIGH school but i
think he was a year, older than me so he
had been left. Back two, years, big Guy. Big BIG
yeah so i gave him a black eye. At one
party he comes up to me at another party and,
goes REMEMBER me and i turned. TO my friend i
turned my, head like like and he Just. Fucking unloawst
doug it was like. A freight traine i had, Two black,
Eyes i'm bleeding i'm, On the, ground i'm like what the?
Fuck just happened and like. UNCONSCIOUS Days, bad i yeah
it took A lot to it would have taken, a
little more but it caught me OFF guard and. I
was hurt and he did absolutely get the. Best of. Me,
he did yeah he got on top of me AND
he but i don't. REMEMBER what happened i think one
of my friends grabbed. Him off me but, LIKE you
had i couldn't. Have fought back, BY that point i.
Was DEFINITELY stunned so i actually wound up going to
friend's house and my, friend's mom said you got to go.
To a hospital so we went to. The emergency room they.
Checked me out my father was convinced that this was,
a beer brawl as he, referred to it and wanted
TO know if. I was drinking was their blood? Alcohol
my blood they wouldn't TELL them because, I was eighteen
so he, refused TO pay and i had to pay.
The hospital bill it, SEEMED fairly, STAN i mean i
had no. Problem with that it was after that, that
you know now you're. On the radio they take you off,
the game station they're giving you more SHIFTS on. The
fm station they're asking you to stay. From the summer
and he goes and this is like months, Later he
goes you KNOW this is i? Can REMEMBER this and
i always say to, PEOPLE because memory i believe changes and.
Can be MANIPULATED because if i asked you what you
had For, lunch last tuesday you probably Can't Tell.
Speaker 3: Me mexican sunday.
Speaker 1: But if something happened to you with your father and,
you were sixteen you kind of. It GETS embedded and
i don't know what that is with, the human brain
but certain things Lock in shockfect but, then, you go
okay is it also has this? Changed OVER time am?
I misremembering it you ever see A video like i
can tell. You right now.
Speaker 3: No, You, haven't no well.
Speaker 1: Here's, my thing LIKE here's why. I say that you
ever go back and like you see a video of
an event, you were at and then you see the video, and,
you go oh it wasn't AS cool as i. THOUGHT
it was i always think, videoing your, wedding to me
it would be a mistake because in your mind. It's
one thing how you perceived it that day, was one
thing and then the reality of it is. Something slightly
different and you, got you know you can, hear somebody
arguing you. Can hear this it's all. On the camera somebody's. Getting,
up there, Hey happy couple hope you have a, great wedding,
night you know something. Stupid like that and, IN a way,
i always go it's never gonna be what you. Remember
IT as so i always even say. That with memories
but my father, said to, me he goes, you know
what it's an interesting. THING to me i think the
same reason you're good on the radio and people like
it on the radio is the same reason they want
to punch you in the. FACE in, person i remembering what? The? Fuck? Is?
What what yeah this was over because this was over
because a guy had started a fight. WITH my friend
i defended MY friend and i gave him. A black
guy he, was, a big. Burly macho guy he COULDN'T
believe that i did. THAT to him i Had, boxed
AROUND jimston so i knew how to get away from
him and dodge when he came up and he pummeled
the shit. Out of me. This had, nothing but yeah
he didn't. Even know me weita. NEVER really interacted i knew,
who he was HE knew. Who i was that was
it so but to say to come out to, YOU
and go i think the same reason you're gonna the
same thing that people in person want to punch you.
In the face why do you?
Speaker 3: Respond to That you don't YOU'RE just like.
Speaker 1: I, JUST was like I WENT what and, i was. Like,
Never mind yeah i'm. Glad you burned i'm glad you've
burned some brain. Power on. That. THAT'S awesome yeah I
don't think. I said anything i think oftentimes he would
say these things and they, were so concrete and they,
were so like just, firm in here this is the
way it. Is that you you weren't going to, Change
his mind so why? Even FUCKING try so i just
tell you what you want to hear and GO do
what i. Was gonna do it didn't. Matter To, me
dougie fresh he wants to come, on the pod? Have? Ad, it, what, no, no,
no no. It's all good it is only for doug
who was kind enough to help. Out his friend my
dog sitting didn't have to do.
Speaker 7: All the.
Speaker 3: Said he was. A great Dog i'm sure james.
Speaker 1: Uh comedy Coming up when Saturday. And spring water Saturday. And,
spring water. Yep all right on, the next episode we're.
Gonna be, talking you know the tariffs thing has people. Scratching,
their heads yeah so what does. It really mean we're
gonna talk to a local business owner who does a
lot of business with other. Countries and things, it's great metal.
Great metal steel you're gonna get the name. Of it.
Wrong i'll know, Come, on now bill you. Just shit
together they'll let me. CALL your father i bet if
It Was a, rolling stone magazine you know the. Name
of It. Great metal, Products thank You. Great metal products
we'll be talking to the owner on the next episode
to get a little clarity. And All That, For Dougie Fresh.
I'm bill moran we'll. See you Tomorrow.
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