Speaker 1: M M all right, classic hip hop. It is fantastic voice.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that song is on a list
Speaker 2: I have a little bit later which is the best
Speaker 2: wedding songs.
Speaker 1: Of all time?
Speaker 2: Oh, I saw that list. I don't think this is
Speaker 2: on it. I don't think probably not. Most of the
Speaker 2: ones on it makes sense, like, yeah.
Speaker 1: I'll get those songs lined up for later. I hear that,
Speaker 1: I hear it.
Speaker 2: Uh. The endings of movies really sometimes it could be
Speaker 2: a mediocre movie and at the end the final scene
Speaker 2: makes it a classic, right, like Thelman Louise, Like.
Speaker 1: The Sixth Sense Correct, which was kind of an okay
Speaker 1: movie that it's like, whoa, I did not see that coming.
Speaker 2: Right, Thelma Louise, kind of mediocre movie. But the end
Speaker 2: where they decide it' that's it. It is stupid though.
Speaker 2: It's just like they held they hold hands, and they run,
Speaker 2: they drive off a cliff.
Speaker 1: They'd run off a cliff in their teep.
Speaker 2: What are you doing? Why are you killing yourself? But
Speaker 2: a waste of a t bird? You're gonna get off?
Speaker 2: I mean, the dude was the guy you killed was
Speaker 2: an a hole? Use your guy was an a hole?
Speaker 1: Defense What they should have had was a helicopter with
Speaker 1: a giant net. But then I caught him and then
Speaker 1: appeared back up over the cliff.
Speaker 2: Thirty five years ago, right nineteen ninety one, A thirty
Speaker 2: thirty three, thirty three years ago, Jeez film and Louis
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one, the iconic scene Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis. Again,
Speaker 2: it was, it was, it was, It was okay, It
Speaker 2: was okay movie Brad Pitt's first film, by the way,
Speaker 2: was it really Yeah? He plays that little pro He
Speaker 2: plays a prostitute that they meet in the hotel or motel.
Speaker 2: The final shot they'd run off the Grand Canyon in
Speaker 2: their t bird was actually shot in Arizona.
Speaker 1: Not the great I noticed that. I've been there. I
Speaker 1: saw it.
Speaker 2: Director was Ridley Scott. If you believe it, I believe it.
Speaker 2: Aliens guy mm hm. Another one is everyone remembers at
Speaker 2: the end Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite one of the movies.
Speaker 2: Yes, where they ride on he goes, he goes Indiana,
Speaker 2: he goes.
Speaker 1: The dog was Indiana.
Speaker 2: And they start laughing and they ride off on their
Speaker 2: horses into the sunset and Middle East it's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: That was the best one. The first one was second best,
Speaker 1: and the middle one Jolnes little annoying.
Speaker 2: The movies because Indiana Jones. The ones that were good
Speaker 2: were discounts for James Bond films too. When they go
Speaker 2: to to like a lot of countries, like they went
Speaker 2: to Spain, in Jordan, Germany, all different spots for the
Speaker 2: Last Crusade. Bond movies are the same too, right where
Speaker 2: they end up in the Orient and he gets into
Speaker 2: a fight and next thing you know, he's in Egypt
Speaker 2: and he's fighting in the pyramids.
Speaker 1: It's like that. That's that's what makes those movies well.
Speaker 1: In the first movie, Karen Black was a strong female character. Yes,
Speaker 1: second movie not so much. Then they tried to add
Speaker 1: comic relief. That was like when Scrappy Do came out
Speaker 1: to Scooby Doo. You didn't need Scrappy they see he
Speaker 1: had something good going on. Guys one and three were
Speaker 1: pretty good and then really good, Yeah, really good was okay,
Speaker 1: was like eh no, it was just like eating bugs
Speaker 1: and all the monkey brain monkey brains. It was like
Speaker 1: come on, man, Fight Club from nineteen ninety nine. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the end was sort of like the sixth sense to
Speaker 1: where you're like, wait a minute, Brad Pitt doesn't even exist.
Speaker 2: He's not a real person. He's just an imaginary Edward Norton.
Speaker 2: Edward Norton was both characters throughout the entire film. It
Speaker 2: was obviously underground. I was gonna watch that this weekend.
Speaker 2: There's somebody somebody told me the other day. I was
Speaker 2: I've never seen fight Club. I'm like, what Dwight said that?
Speaker 2: Oh it was Dwight. Yeah, it's like, how do you
Speaker 2: never see fight Clube?
Speaker 1: Really good?
Speaker 2: Uh So at the end, basically their plan was to
Speaker 2: before the Internet. This is nineteen ninety nine, so before
Speaker 2: the Internet, all of your records were held. It was
Speaker 2: like a Robin Hood move. So all your records were
Speaker 2: held in basically three buildings in the business district in
Speaker 2: San Francisco or wherever. So their job was to blow
Speaker 2: up all of the buildings and wipe out all.
Speaker 1: Of your debt.
Speaker 2: And they're holding hands at the end, and you realize
Speaker 2: Brad Pitt doesn't exist. It's just Edward Norton, the graduate.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have an imaginary friend. He might as well
Speaker 1: be good looking, ya. You think, oh, you picked bred pitts, Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: Steve wasn't available, right.
Speaker 2: The Graduate nineteen sixty seven. At the end, she runs, remember,
Speaker 2: she runs out of her own wedding, joins Dustin Hoffman
Speaker 2: and they jump on a bus like a just transit
Speaker 2: bus on the street and they're laughing, and then the
Speaker 2: end of the movie is they stop laughing and staring
Speaker 2: at the distance like what have we done? Which is
Speaker 2: really it's a great ending of a movie because that's how.
Speaker 1: Real life is. Hey listen their hearts and then their
Speaker 1: minds are like, you can't him and she runs away
Speaker 1: with him, and then.
Speaker 2: They realize, oh crap, we're gonna do all this stuff.
Speaker 2: And that's also is the Graduate? Is that also the
Speaker 2: one where the guy says plastics? He goes, that's the future.
Speaker 1: Oh it's been so long, And then.
Speaker 2: Dustin Hospin that's the famous line where he goes, Missus Robinson,
Speaker 2: I think you're trying to seduce me.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the line? It is? Yeah, it is? Okay.
Speaker 2: Did you ever see two thousand and sevens There will
Speaker 2: be Blood?
Speaker 1: I did not. That is Daniel Day. Lewis Daniel Day.
Speaker 1: He only made movie.
Speaker 2: He makes movies like one every three years, and he
Speaker 2: really immerses himself in the characters, which is something very
Speaker 2: very dangerous to do. Like when he did Lincoln, he
Speaker 2: was Lincoln for like a year.
Speaker 1: He did my left Foot. He walked in circles all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 2: No, I swear to God that you're making fun. But
Speaker 2: he did that stuff like he would immerse himself in
Speaker 2: the role so much he became these people at the end.
Speaker 2: It's unexpected. But Daniel, he's been battling this preacher for
Speaker 2: decades and he has a bowling alley in his own house,
Speaker 2: and he takes the bowling pin and beats him to
Speaker 2: death in this violent, this violent scene where he crushes
Speaker 2: his skull with this bowling pin, and it's really violent,
Speaker 2: and the movie ends with him sitting there as the
Speaker 2: blood is pouring out of this preacher's head all over
Speaker 2: the wooden floor of the bowling alley.
Speaker 1: I think I'll skip that one. It's very intense.
Speaker 2: It's unsettling, but a great ending really if you're looking
Speaker 2: to get maybe the greatest ending of all time for movies.
Speaker 2: Planet of the Apes nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Yes, he rolls.
Speaker 2: Up on the beach on his horse and he gets off,
Speaker 2: but the shot is of him and the horse and
Speaker 2: the waves crashing behind him on the beach. This entire time,
Speaker 2: you think they're on a different planet because it's the
Speaker 2: planet of the Apes. But when the camera pans back
Speaker 2: towards what he's looking at, it's the top half of
Speaker 2: the Statue of Liberty on the beach.
Speaker 1: It was well into the future of this planet.
Speaker 2: Yes, it may if you don't know the ending or
Speaker 2: what is the series. The movies about that ending is
Speaker 2: dramatic as hell.
Speaker 1: Get your hands off me, you filthy? What is it? Ape? Dit?
Speaker 2: Your dirty darn dirty ape something ape Psycho from nineteen sixty.
Speaker 2: First time I watched this film, I was in film
Speaker 2: study at Trinity High School and we broke this movie.
Speaker 1: You went to Trinity.
Speaker 2: Actually part of the Hall of Fame. I didn't know
Speaker 2: if you knew that. Yeah, I heard, Yeah, Norman J.
Speaker 2: T Shirt, You're welcome.
Speaker 1: Norman Bates.
Speaker 2: He was the master, he was the guy. Stop it,
Speaker 2: damn it. Take a dollar out. I don't know if
Speaker 2: is it fifty cents or a dollar. You tell me,
Speaker 2: you tell me it's fifty cents. I'll take a couple
Speaker 2: of quarters, Okay, Hitchcock obviously, and he was a transvestite.
Speaker 2: I guess he was dressing up like his mom, right,
Speaker 2: so he was trans the first trans killer.
Speaker 1: The show Baits Motel was good. It was like a
Speaker 1: prequel to that. Really he's a kid. Yeah yeah, but
Speaker 1: it is good, pretty good.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah, And and again they up until nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty in this movie there were no murders on film, Like,
Speaker 2: they didn't show the knife and the blood and all that.
Speaker 1: That didn't happen. That was okay.
Speaker 2: That was the first first time, and it scared the
Speaker 2: crap everybody and spawned a trend in people's bathrooms. Do
Speaker 2: you know what that was? Clear shower curtains. Clear shower curtains.
Speaker 2: Shower curtains were not clear until Psycho came out and
Speaker 2: people were like, I want to kind of see who's
Speaker 2: coming through the damn door.
Speaker 1: How about locking the door.
Speaker 2: Well that's the thing too. This very very good. Butch
Speaker 2: Cassidy and a Sundance Kid. Yes, yes, one of my
Speaker 2: favorite films of all time.
Speaker 1: Not unlike Thelma and Louise. He's exactly right.
Speaker 2: They decide, Robert Redford and Paul Newman, they're surrounded by
Speaker 2: the the Bolivian.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry the Bolivian Army. I'm going to fade into Bolivia,
Speaker 1: and they.
Speaker 2: Both are sitting there loading their guns and they're like,
Speaker 2: what the hell heck, and they just run out.
Speaker 1: Shooting in and then stop motion. And they stopped motion.
Speaker 2: They obviously were all shot up and killed, but they
Speaker 2: decided to go out in a blaze of glory. Butch
Speaker 2: casting a Sundance Kid in nineteen sixty nine, great ending inception.
Speaker 2: Did you ever see that?
Speaker 1: I think I did? Was that that one where the
Speaker 1: timeline was all over the place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just weird. I didn't see that one, so
Speaker 2: I can. I don't remember those parts of it. It's
Speaker 2: all parts of it, and that's it. I don't want
Speaker 2: to have to think that much. No, there's no doubt.
Speaker 2: I'm Dais nineteen eighty four. I watched this movie the
Speaker 2: other day. Sometimes I will sit down and start making
Speaker 2: notes for today's or tomorrow's show, right, and I'll just
Speaker 2: put a movie on in the background. I just need
Speaker 2: something in the background. I put Amadeis on nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 2: It is good today as.
Speaker 1: It was then.
Speaker 2: It is just an almost perfect film. It's long, but
Speaker 2: it's almost a perfect film. You find out at the
Speaker 2: end he's in an insane asylum, right, because Mozart made
Speaker 2: him crazy. You think he's in an old folks all right,
Speaker 2: He's in insane asylum and they're pushing him away. It
Speaker 2: is one of the best performances of all time. I
Speaker 2: think I forgot that actor's name.
Speaker 1: He plays Saliary. His name is damn it, Oh, damn it. Oh,
Speaker 1: Oh what.
Speaker 2: Is his name? Oh? Now it's gonna kill me. He
Speaker 2: also played he's had a pretty good career. What this
Speaker 2: song came out after the movie?
Speaker 1: Correct? I am not sure. Tom Holtz h u l ce.
Speaker 2: No, it's not Tom Holts. No, Tom Holts played Mozart.
Speaker 2: We're talking about who played Salary, which is basically the
Speaker 2: whole he.
Speaker 1: Makes F Murray Abraham, F Murray Abraham. Correct.
Speaker 2: Correct, he makes the film. It's it's one of the
Speaker 2: best film performances I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: All Right.
Speaker 2: The ending of Casa Blanca nineteen forty two. This so
Speaker 2: obviously was during the war, and when they screened the movie,
Speaker 2: they were like, look, we can't have these guys doing
Speaker 2: their own thing. We have to go back and shoot
Speaker 2: this ending. So the ending where they're both walking in
Speaker 2: the fog and airport in Morocco, Nice, Morocco, in Casa Blanca,
Speaker 2: the city of Costa Blanca, the country of Casa Blanca.
Speaker 1: They're in Africa, where he says, hey, it's.
Speaker 2: I think it's the beginning of a beautiful friendship because
Speaker 2: they're going to get back into the war effort, right,
Speaker 2: these two. And if we got these two in the
Speaker 2: war efforts, right, we're certainly to win, right.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Humphrey Bogart thought he had ruined his career by doing
Speaker 2: this movie and ended up being his most famous movie
Speaker 2: of all time.
Speaker 1: Isn't that weird? How that always happens? Alec Guinness was like,
Speaker 1: what am I doing? Obi wan Kenobi? What the heck?
Speaker 1: It's a paycheck?
Speaker 2: I know, immortalized.
Speaker 1: Like you would not believe.
Speaker 2: People still don't understand the two thousand and one Space
Speaker 2: Out to See nineteen sixty eight. The final shot of
Speaker 2: a baby floating what appears to be a sack surrounded
Speaker 2: by light left audiences wondered what they watched?
Speaker 1: What does that all mean? Man, it took a long
Speaker 1: time to get there. Yeah, Kubrick, drug this thing out.
Speaker 1: My god, Oh, I've tried to get through it. I
Speaker 1: just can't. What movie of his can you get through?
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 2: No, I can't either. Every eyes wide shut. I'm like,
Speaker 2: I watched a half hour of it. I was like,
Speaker 2: I'm done with this. This is driving me crazy already.
Speaker 1: I can't trying to be edgy, but you're boring, right, boring.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's my list. We haven't done this for
Speaker 1: a little while, so let me pull out some music
Speaker 1: for you. A dear Squatchy letter. It's a dear squatchy
Speaker 1: it is. I'm ready for a dear squatch This might
Speaker 1: sound familiar to a lot of folks our age, thinking
Speaker 1: back to their drinking days. Dave says back, like they
Speaker 1: still don't exist. And this is George writing in. George says,
Speaker 1: dear Squatchy, you're gonna say hi to George. Oh hi, George,
Speaker 1: thanks for listening. Leave him hanging man. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Fox News is on and they keep going back and
Speaker 2: forth from the Michelle Obama thing and then Trump did
Speaker 2: his thing in New York and I'm just so sick
Speaker 2: of it. I just want to turn it off. Yeah,
Speaker 2: turn it around, distracted, I'm turning it off now.
Speaker 1: Okay, George needs your full attention. Hey George, uh, thanks
Speaker 1: for listening. Go ahead, having a real problem with one
Speaker 1: of my girlfriend's best friends from college. When she's sober,
Speaker 1: Amy is awesome, fun, pleasant, and a joy to be around. However,
Speaker 1: when drunk amy shows up, it's an entirely different story. Yeah,
Speaker 1: She's loud, annoying, constantly complaining about issues and mistakes from
Speaker 1: her past, and can sometimes be downright scary and concerning.
Speaker 1: She'll also talk about drunk amy in the third person
Speaker 1: and ask why no one likes drunk amy. I legit
Speaker 1: can't stand to be around her when she's drinking even
Speaker 1: a little bit. My girlfriend thinks I'm being mean, unfair,
Speaker 1: and unsympathetic to what she's been through. I really don't
Speaker 1: care fair enough to put that much thought into it.
Speaker 1: I just don't want drunk amy ruining yet another weekend.
Speaker 1: Other than excluding myself from the situation, is there anything
Speaker 1: I can do? She calls her, why isn't anybody like
Speaker 1: drunk amy? The third you got me with it herself
Speaker 1: and the third person like drunk amy. He's like, why
Speaker 1: couldn't you stop being angry and being slutty? Be slutty,
Speaker 1: be slutty Amy when you're drunk. Uh, So what's he
Speaker 1: asking in general? Well, he's either going to exclude himself
Speaker 1: from going out when drunk Amy's around, or is there
Speaker 1: something else he can do because he doesn't want to
Speaker 1: not be with his girlfriend, but she wants to be
Speaker 1: with drunk Amy.
Speaker 2: In your twenties, you put up with it, and you
Speaker 2: hang out and you watch after him, right, make sure
Speaker 2: they don't get in trouble. Once you hit twenty nine
Speaker 2: or thirty, really in your early thirties, you start to go,
Speaker 2: I just I'm not dealing with Amy anymore. Now.
Speaker 1: You cut people out at her name.
Speaker 2: And in your forties, that's the last thing you're doing,
Speaker 2: is hanging out with people that can't control themselves when
Speaker 2: they're drinking. They get you in trouble. There's always drama.
Speaker 2: And in your fifties you're so far from it. You're
Speaker 2: just like, you know, I don't even know anybody like
Speaker 2: that anymore.
Speaker 1: So again, in.
Speaker 2: Your this is a decade thing, this is the age thing.
Speaker 2: In your twenties. If you're in your twenties, George, just
Speaker 2: put up with it. Watch after she needs you to
Speaker 2: watch after it till she matures or gets sober. Obviously
Speaker 2: she needs to get sober. If she is, if she
Speaker 2: is a different person every time she drinks, and when
Speaker 2: she drinks she has to get drunk like that, Yep,
Speaker 2: then she's in alcoholics and she needs help. Not everybody
Speaker 2: will get help, but maybe you should suggest that and
Speaker 2: then cut her off friendship wise if you want to
Speaker 2: do that. But if you're in your twenties, make sure
Speaker 2: she's okay when you hit thirty trust me, like it'll
Speaker 2: sort itself up. Whatever happened, you'll do this at thirty five.
Speaker 2: Whatever happened to Amy? Which one Amy?
Speaker 1: Drunk? Amy? Oh? Why is it anybody like drunk Amy?
Speaker 1: I think she's why. I was gonna make up some
Speaker 1: jobs she had. What was Amy doing?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I just ended up?
Speaker 2: But I didn't want to be little anybody that actually
Speaker 2: does those jobs.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's in real estate. No oh, you mean Eland
Speaker 1: and Eland? Is that what you're saying? No, no, no oh.
Speaker 1: I was just thinking of Miss South Carolina. That's what
Speaker 1: she ended up doing. She got into real estate really
Speaker 1: like Iraq and such.
Speaker 2: Like my buddy Phil that oh that runs Eland Eland,
Speaker 2: He's done this entire life. He was a little lawmaker.
Speaker 2: For a while, but he does, He's done. This is
Speaker 2: his whole life. But I always make fun because people
Speaker 2: that you know, their career hasn't worked out, so what
Speaker 2: do they do.
Speaker 1: I'm a real estate agent, who, of course you are.
Speaker 1: I think at one point we had more agents in
Speaker 1: Louisville than houses for sale. No, we did, we did.
Speaker 2: But with these new rules, they're saying that that that's
Speaker 2: going to eliminate about eighty five percent of the people
Speaker 2: that were sort of just dabbling in it.
Speaker 1: It's not their career. So I don't know.
Speaker 2: Uh, should I talk about Eland and England one percent
Speaker 2: commission rate?
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Speaker 1: If you are moving, moved to the seven what's up?
Speaker 2: It means it'll be easier to get the lots of
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Speaker 2: heart of Saint Matthew's.
Speaker 1: We were there yesterday and did a stock up. We
Speaker 1: got the pumpkin ravioli, a couple of New Marinara sauces.
Speaker 1: They're always changing things up there. Got some pasta, of course,
Speaker 1: I got a pound of rosemary ham, juicy ham with
Speaker 1: the rosemary seasonings on the outside. Got a couple of pizzas,
Speaker 1: of course, the muzzarella to make homemade pizzas and the sauce.
Speaker 1: You can get everything at lots of pasta. A couple
Speaker 1: of baked Zd's too. You will love the baked zd
Speaker 1: Air in the freezer.
Speaker 2: I cooked up I think it was we were watching
Speaker 2: football Saturday and I just made up the goat cheese ravioli.
Speaker 1: You want to put on it?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 2: Oh, we just put it on a plate and we
Speaker 2: were literally grabbing each piece with our hand like it
Speaker 2: was candy, and we just popped in our mouth whole
Speaker 2: pieces and we just ate it because that was lunch.
Speaker 1: It was lunch.
Speaker 2: We didn't need anything else. I didn't need olive oil
Speaker 2: on into parmesan. I just ate it just right off
Speaker 2: the steaming, four minutes, four minutes it took.
Speaker 1: Let them float and then enjoy. Yes, Yes, October Fest.
Speaker 1: Quentin's put together a really good holiday beer list there. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Got some back in the corner cold and some warm
Speaker 1: right when you walk in the door.
Speaker 2: Lots of positive, lots of pasta. Louis dot Com back
Speaker 2: after this on news radio eight forty whs.
Speaker 1: It comes to bride down? Is it she lovely?
Speaker 2: It is an industry in America for sure, not so
Speaker 2: much in Europe. The average price of a wedding in
Speaker 2: Europe is about six thousand dollars. The average price in
Speaker 2: America for a wedding is thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Jeez.
Speaker 2: And every single step of the way, including the DJ.
Speaker 2: I believe the average price for a DJ, not a band,
Speaker 2: not a band, a DJ is thirty five hundred. No.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when I did it in college, I DJed weddings,
Speaker 1: it was four hundred. No. Look we get fired tomorrow.
Speaker 1: You and I we're doing the doing the wedding. Yeah,
Speaker 1: crashers thing, yeah, So leave the bridesmaids alone this time.
Speaker 1: We are full service, David. Just you want to make
Speaker 1: money or not?
Speaker 2: You want to make money, you're not. It's right, we're
Speaker 2: full service here. Hell for charging four grand apiece a piece,
Speaker 2: I mean a wedding.
Speaker 1: They're talking about the bridesmaids.
Speaker 2: So there was a study recently done by breeze it,
Speaker 2: an online wending a wedding vendor, to search tool for
Speaker 2: brides to be oh by the number one song is
Speaker 2: their top wedding songs, Right, you want to go from
Speaker 2: ten down or no? No?
Speaker 1: We start at number ten. Oh okay, all right, I
Speaker 1: got you.
Speaker 2: These are, according to this website, the top songs played
Speaker 2: for people to dance to.
Speaker 1: I guess you're getting this for free, not four thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: We'll get a comedy show. This is flow rider low
Speaker 1: low yeah, yeah, see the flow.
Speaker 2: I can't listen to this song without thinking of tropic thunder,
Speaker 2: tropical thunder? Is it tropic thunder? A tropical thunder? Tom
Speaker 2: Cruise plays the the agent and he loves hitting his
Speaker 2: little remote and the music hits and he starts doing
Speaker 2: his little dance, and I'm just like, I can't the
Speaker 2: fact that Tom Cruise did that character. It's pretty cool, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: All right, I did it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Apple bottom Gene. All right, So that's one of
Speaker 2: the that's good website breeze it says that's the top
Speaker 2: that's one of the top wedding songs.
Speaker 1: Number nine, yeah, number nine. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The bridesmaids are going, oh, come come back, come out,
Speaker 2: and they're grabbing each other's hands.
Speaker 1: Courtney, come on, get to get out there, Come on,
Speaker 1: come on drunk Amy.
Speaker 2: Come on, we apologize to everybody listening to the podcast,
Speaker 2: including myself, because I'll be at the gym tomorrow listening
Speaker 2: to this and you know, lots of pauses critiquing our show.
Speaker 2: In my own head, it's just such a fun song.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: M m m uh. Could you name the guy the
Speaker 2: band that does this? If you didn't have it sitting
Speaker 2: in front of.
Speaker 1: Him, I would not have no.
Speaker 2: I'm with you to walk the moon Walk the moon
Speaker 2: is the band. If you told me that was a band,
Speaker 2: I'd go I don't think so.
Speaker 1: They're dancing and they're pointing at each other's eyes. You mean,
Speaker 1: I look at you? Will you do eyes on me?
Speaker 1: Come on? Will you just shut up and dance with me? Yeah? Okay?
Speaker 1: Mmm uh? What's what else you got? That was number nine?
Speaker 1: That was number nine, Number eight Beyonce Crazy in Love
Speaker 1: feature in jay Z. Yeah. I can see this being wedding,
Speaker 1: crazy wedding.
Speaker 2: Because even people in the back are like, all right,
Speaker 2: damn it, that's it, that's it, damn it. I'm dancing, Charles,
Speaker 2: you're with me? Come on, mister dance floor, I don't dance.
Speaker 2: Get out here. The uncle the balding. Uncle's like, you
Speaker 2: got me, damn it. I'm on, I'm on the floor.
Speaker 2: Who's she married to? Oh boy, this is he's famous?
Speaker 1: Is it usher jay Z? Who is? So it's not
Speaker 1: doctor Dre. He's cool. He owned Beats headphones. I thought
Speaker 1: jay Z? Yeah? Is it jay Z? Yeah?
Speaker 2: He just looks like a angry dude. I think he's
Speaker 2: lucky he's got Beyonce. That's what I'm saying. I know
Speaker 2: he's a mogul and has three billion dollars, but I'm
Speaker 2: just saying, how do you get to be a mogul?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, you rip people off with your expensive headphones that
Speaker 2: aren't worth it.
Speaker 1: That was Oh is that Dre? Yeah? I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Well, Beats by Dre beat Bruno Mars, marry you ironically.
Speaker 1: Obviously we're doing the top songs for weddings. Yeah. If
Speaker 1: you notice the beats are probably they're all the same here,
Speaker 1: not too different. Boone boom boom.
Speaker 2: You got to have a certain beat. I think beats
Speaker 2: per minute like dancing juice.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Man, when we were young, we went crazy on the
Speaker 2: dance floor. Every year we got older, it was like,
Speaker 2: I'm not getting out there no, I'm not. Do you
Speaker 2: have fun so I was gonna steal my drink.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing that fun.
Speaker 2: Fine kids, you know with the cover ben Off, somebody's
Speaker 2: got it on their forehead.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is number seven. Okay. This next band, they
Speaker 1: were big. They did the super Bowl and then they
Speaker 1: just disappeared. Black Eyed Peas, Oh I hate this song.
Speaker 1: I got a feeling. Oh I hate this song. Let
Speaker 1: it roll.
Speaker 2: They did the Pittsburgh and Green Bay Packers super Bowl
Speaker 2: remember m M, yeah, I know you remember.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we won that one? Is this was awful?
Speaker 2: Wasn't it the Green Bay Packer ones or was it
Speaker 2: one I'm not sure when Pittsburgh played Seattle?
Speaker 1: I am not sure. I hate this song. It takes
Speaker 1: forever to get going, and that's all the song is.
Speaker 1: I got a feeling that this is the whole song
Speaker 1: right here.
Speaker 2: Tonight's gonna be a good night and they're all dancing
Speaker 2: around with these weird outfits on and you're just like
Speaker 2: what and then you're right. Black Eyed Peas disappeared after
Speaker 2: the super Bowl because people realize, damn, this band sucks.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, now it's gonna be a good night. What's
Speaker 1: it gonna be I.
Speaker 2: Think it's gonna be a good night, Dave. I got
Speaker 2: a feeling tonight it's gonna be a good night. Yes,
Speaker 2: this was a very disappointing choice for halftime in the Super.
Speaker 1: Bowl, as most of them are. For sure. Okay, done
Speaker 1: with that one. Please, let's get to classic, Let's get
Speaker 1: on the let's get the old folks out. How about
Speaker 1: this we just left this month behind? Duh dude. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everyone loves the song. No one. I've never met one
Speaker 1: person that said I hate that song earth Wind and Fire.
Speaker 1: Do you remember spend u uh?
Speaker 2: The only way this song has become irritating is because
Speaker 2: on Facebook on September twenty first, everyone posts this, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: like come on man, it's just like the first day
Speaker 2: that there's zero degrees. People take pictures of their car
Speaker 2: temperature thing and they posted, ooh it's cold this morning.
Speaker 1: Thanks. And if you're someone that has to put music
Speaker 1: behind your little videos, yeah, back it down a little bit.
Speaker 1: I want to hear the people talk.
Speaker 2: You know, Earth Wind and Fire, those are the bands
Speaker 2: that had twenty seven members to the exactly.
Speaker 1: It's like, what the hell, how do you make any
Speaker 1: fifty bucks a show? Right? This next one. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure why it would be a wedding song. It's not
Speaker 1: a bad song. It's the killers. Mister Bright's aid, you'll
Speaker 1: recognize it. Call this being a big wedding tune.
Speaker 2: I can see this, dude, You notice it.
Speaker 1: It's the same beats. It's the same.
Speaker 2: Sort of tempo on every single where these shows, because
Speaker 2: it has to be danceable, like even the worst dancers
Speaker 2: should be able to be able to do.
Speaker 1: The people are jumping up and down on this one.
Speaker 1: I can see the rock guys for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's about a girl sleeping with somebody but
Speaker 2: not him.
Speaker 1: That's appropriate for some weddings. I guess take control. What
Speaker 1: year is that? Can you tell me? Ninety four? I
Speaker 1: don't know, early nineties.
Speaker 2: It is a good song, though, dude. See the beat,
Speaker 2: huh you can see on camera dancing. Yeah, see the beat.
Speaker 1: It's the same it is, I'm sure featuring a little
Speaker 1: John and Ludacris live version. Don't yeah, don't damn? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What would call this song? Yeah? Yeah, got a Nokia phone?
Speaker 1: Is that what he's saying?
Speaker 2: The thing is this song came out twenty years ago? No, yeah,
Speaker 2: I to guarantee it. I guarantee this is two thousand
Speaker 2: and five, right, little John. Isn't that the guy that
Speaker 2: owns the pawnshop here?
Speaker 1: I think he does? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What a wacka wha Okay, okay, let me I gotta
Speaker 2: look it up now because I gotta find.
Speaker 1: Out and look up mister Bright's side too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, mister Brightside was two thousand and three, two
Speaker 1: thousand and three. Yeah, okay, two thousand and four. Told
Speaker 1: you we said ninety early nineties. No, no, no, I said no.
Speaker 1: I said Usher was uh usher years. Mister Brightside was
Speaker 1: two thousand and three to the year David, But not
Speaker 1: the last one, antoine. Okay, maybe I didn't, but I
Speaker 1: got the one with Usher. True that this song has
Speaker 1: dancing in the title, but it's not real upbeat. Ope,
Speaker 1: I gotta get rid of one of the songs. How
Speaker 1: about what you're doing here? My brain is exploding. We
Speaker 1: don't want my Oh I lost I lost my song man?
Speaker 1: Too many things up here? Uh? Is this the this
Speaker 1: is number two? I think I know what this is. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's too bad.
Speaker 2: It's a song about dancing and the song is there
Speaker 2: a redhead, and there's a redhead and a blonde.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of dudes, a couple of there. It is, yes,
Speaker 1: but it's not really Uh, it's kind of a sway
Speaker 1: and dance song a little slower. Yeah, that's the one.
Speaker 2: You can dance with the with the niece, right so
Speaker 2: she's twelve or whatever. You can go out there and
Speaker 2: be the fun uncle and dance and you know, or
Speaker 2: the daddy, yeah, dancing with his twelve year old daughter. Right,
Speaker 2: So it's more of a fun dancing queen's kind of thing.
Speaker 1: And the kids like, I don't know this song, daddy, Oh,
Speaker 1: they don't. They know it, bro.
Speaker 2: They know it, bro, they know they know it, bro,
Speaker 2: because the damn play came out, the musical the Oh
Speaker 2: that's right, Yeah, Mama Mia, Mama Mine came out.
Speaker 1: They know all this.
Speaker 2: Do what could possibly be the most popular wedding song
Speaker 2: of all time according to I'm not sure about this
Speaker 2: online wedding vendor.
Speaker 1: Kid you not. Though, Dwight multiple days has been walking
Speaker 1: back and forth to the bathroom singing this song. Whitney
Speaker 1: used to, Oh, Dwight sings this all he does all
Speaker 1: the time. I'll say it again. The world would be
Speaker 1: a better place. Yes, if Whitney Houston hooked up with
Speaker 1: Will Smith. Yes, it would be Jada Pinkin hooked up
Speaker 1: with Bobby Brown.
Speaker 2: And if they would have switched, if they just switched up,
Speaker 2: it had been fine.
Speaker 1: Bobby Brown.
Speaker 2: I hate you know, I really don't like using the
Speaker 2: word hate because you took Whitney Houston from is Bobby Brown.
Speaker 1: Before Taylor Swift, she was America's sweetheart. That's it.
Speaker 2: There's no question. There's no question. She's songbird sweet. She
Speaker 2: even Danty Kevin Costro in a movie, that's right, because
Speaker 2: he protected her.
Speaker 1: And then Bobby Brown, the bad boy gutter. It's a
Speaker 1: preacher's daughter syndrome.
Speaker 2: That's when the eighties were fun, right there, Baby m
Speaker 2: h Whitney Houston, which is the niece of Sissy.
Speaker 1: No Cissy Houston, No Cicely Tyson, No Mike Tyson. Oh
Speaker 1: you know who the niece is. I've apparently bought Whitney
Speaker 1: Houston's aunt. Well, damn it, it's Cissy Houston. But who
Speaker 1: else is? Thank you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: How did you know that? Stuff? It? I know things?
Speaker 1: Stop it?
Speaker 2: No is somebody famous Cissy Houston. Cissy Houston is not famous.
Speaker 2: Gospel singer Man Broh Dion Warwick, thank you John oh
Speaker 2: okay Dion Warwick. Johnny from the News comes through again,
Speaker 2: by the way. Johnny from the News on the chili
Speaker 2: contest Chili cook contest last week on Friday and Marty
Speaker 2: Brook's Earl Books Carriage Ford. He had the most first
Speaker 2: place votes, but didn't come in first, second, or third.
Speaker 1: That's like having a top twenty five poll where Ohio
Speaker 1: state gets seven first place votes and no one else
Speaker 1: has them in the top twenty five. Got the most
Speaker 1: first place votes, Yeah, but didn't rack up enough point understand.
Speaker 2: It sounds like sabotage to me. He was by far
Speaker 2: sorry everybody else. Johnny for the News is chili was
Speaker 2: so far better than anybody else's.
Speaker 1: It wasn't even close. And they had cookies and cupcakes
Speaker 1: oh so delicious. We got fat on Friday? What ah
Speaker 1: fed on Friday? That is the top songs.
Speaker 2: They analyzed two thousand wedding theme playlists on Spotify. In
Speaker 2: the total forty nine thousand songs, and these were the
Speaker 2: top ten. I think this is a pretty good list.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure this one's number one, but.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you got somebody's got to be number one.
Speaker 2: I sure I probably would have put Dancing Queen's for
Speaker 2: nostalgia only for abba, but rust of them are pretty good.
Speaker 1: Mister Brightside is a kind of a head scratcher.
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Speaker 1: Now the birthday boy birthday is Charlie Daniels would have
Speaker 1: been eighty eight today. I love Charlie Daniels.
Speaker 2: He was very popular in country music, but blew up
Speaker 2: after Urban Cowboy came out because he was the house
Speaker 2: band for that Oh that's right, Pillie's or whatever that
Speaker 2: bar was where the two things came out of that.
Speaker 2: Charlie Daniels band went mainstream and the The Mechanical Bowl
Speaker 2: Naicle Bull became a thing after that movie came out.
Speaker 2: All right, do I to be back tomorrow? A week
Speaker 2: from tomorrow the election happens. I cannot wait finally for
Speaker 2: this thing to be over. At some point, we're all
Speaker 2: dreaming if it's over when we wake up on the
Speaker 2: sixth thing. You know, in the old days, we woke
Speaker 2: up on the sixth and we had a president. Now
Speaker 2: now Pennsylvania and Arizona gotta take their time. Now, it's
Speaker 2: just like, when is this gonna be over? Oh God,
Speaker 2: we're still counting.
Speaker 1: Why How can eighty percent of the states get it done?
Speaker 2: Do not get sucked into these people's lives. Do not
Speaker 2: get an emotional attachment to somebody to stay in power.
Speaker 2: Either side they're telling you what you want to hear.
Speaker 2: To stay in power. Do not get emotionally connected to
Speaker 2: these people, because they wouldn't pick you up on the
Speaker 2: side of the road if you were a hitchhik. And
Speaker 2: I promise all right for Dave Jennings, I'm Tony Vanneddi.
Speaker 2: I'll see you tomorrow on News RADIOA forty W, A chance,
Speaker 2: Dwight love you, Mom. No,