Speaker 1: Lots of folks driving up sixty five North headed to
Speaker 1: Indianapolis for the basketball tonight Purdue Tennessee Kentucky. These are
Speaker 1: a couple of the three or four teams with crazy
Speaker 1: fan bases. Loyal fan bases, crazy fan bases, obsessed fan bases.
Speaker 2: Passion fan bases.
Speaker 1: They have like syringes of basketball love and they just
Speaker 1: injected into their veins.
Speaker 3: Ooh, that's a good song. I want my love injection
Speaker 3: in your veins.
Speaker 1: I love my basketball injection eating my veins.
Speaker 3: Hey, speaking of freaky stuff. Here, let me clean these glasses.
Speaker 3: I gotta get the vision first.
Speaker 2: I'm fed up.
Speaker 1: You need to get new here.
Speaker 2: Use this, No, I got use this.
Speaker 1: It's a polishing rag.
Speaker 2: I use my T shirt. There you go. I want
Speaker 2: to accept any kind of rag.
Speaker 1: Well, don't feel like my dad used to do, you go,
Speaker 1: He'd spin on his glass.
Speaker 2: I don't do that.
Speaker 4: I do this.
Speaker 2: And I get the steam on it, and it grew.
Speaker 1: Up a little bit. Thinking about your hot breath.
Speaker 3: Oh it's steamy. Not sure how this works. Not sure
Speaker 3: how I feel. Yeah, I do know how I feel
Speaker 3: about it. Austin, I want you to chime in on
Speaker 3: this as well. And see how you feel about this. Uh,
Speaker 3: it's science growing human bodies to harvest body parts.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Okay, ethically sourced human bodies for spare body parts is
Speaker 3: what we're talking about. Scientists are now exploring the possibility
Speaker 3: of growing something called bodyoids.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: These ethnic ethically sourced bodies, they say would reduce animal
Speaker 3: testing and improve improved drug hang on drug development, and
Speaker 3: also alleviate organ shortages.
Speaker 1: So are they growing a liver? Are they growing a
Speaker 1: I don't understand.
Speaker 3: They're growing, but it doesn't get into it's from Uh
Speaker 3: if it's just from m I t.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, if they grow. If you can grow a
Speaker 1: human liver and save someone's life, great, what what's what's
Speaker 1: the problem here?
Speaker 3: How much just for this little body part here? How
Speaker 3: much would I have to pay for it? And these
Speaker 3: two up here? That's and the one in the back
Speaker 3: that's all I want? What's that gonna run me?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Is the guy that when they started doing heart transplants?
Speaker 2: He can't have a differ?
Speaker 1: Does it want you to live?
Speaker 4: At least it's ethically sourced?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is it? Or is there?
Speaker 1: We're not talking about milk? I mean, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a body part that could be grown.
Speaker 4: They were fed good food, grass fed.
Speaker 2: No, they're growing entire.
Speaker 1: Body They're growing entire bodies.
Speaker 3: I doubt that that's It's called body ooids. Whatever the
Speaker 3: hell that is. This is from MI.
Speaker 4: I t it sounds like a tag team, the body OIDs, and.
Speaker 1: Then AI takes over.
Speaker 3: Medical professionals point out that currently there's over one hundred
Speaker 3: thousand patients waiting for organ transplants just in the United States.
Speaker 3: And this is out of the box, thinking out.
Speaker 2: Of the box.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is doctor Johnson. Hey, doc, I think you
Speaker 1: should get down to the lab.
Speaker 2: Why's that.
Speaker 1: These? I think you gotta see spin it out? Can't
Speaker 1: Some of these body oils are wandering.
Speaker 2: Spin it out. I'm trying to grow a big toe.
Speaker 1: Some of these body OIDs are are wandering the halls.
Speaker 2: Are they hot?
Speaker 1: They're wandering the halls and it's creeping people out. What
Speaker 1: do you want us to do? I think you should
Speaker 1: come down here. That's what will happen. Which one they're
Speaker 1: just wandering the halls? Walking?
Speaker 2: Are they? The hot ones? Are the ones who look
Speaker 2: like Dwight?
Speaker 1: And if I wonder if they don't have eyeballs? How
Speaker 1: that would be Oh yeah, they're like eyeballs.
Speaker 3: Would it be cool to put like, you know, former
Speaker 3: president mask on them?
Speaker 1: They say, you know, I think one hundred percent that
Speaker 1: the next extinction level, because there has been six extinction
Speaker 1: levels on planet or since the darn planet was formed, right,
Speaker 1: I think one hundred percent this will be human caused
Speaker 1: by either an AI or a human.
Speaker 2: Bot or what the hell they're calling body oid?
Speaker 1: Body oid. Okay, this is we're gonna cause our own extinction.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be an asteroid. It's not gonna be
Speaker 1: an asteroid. Might be a virus.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna believe this.
Speaker 3: I finally purchased my own body ooid, so now there's
Speaker 3: no reason to ever leave the apartment.
Speaker 1: You know. I like my body oid, but he's kind
Speaker 1: of an idiot.
Speaker 2: I don't want the whole body.
Speaker 1: And at some point they become jerks.
Speaker 2: Could you take the talking part off?
Speaker 4: That'd be interesting.
Speaker 1: I thought I told you to cut the grass. Body
Speaker 1: ooid you didn't say today.
Speaker 4: Starts taking from the bank of Mom.
Speaker 3: And Dad, right, just sits on the couch and eat
Speaker 3: your Doritos.
Speaker 4: And pay rent.
Speaker 2: Stupid body OIDs.
Speaker 3: Here's ten signs that you desperately need a vacation, and
Speaker 3: I think I got them.
Speaker 1: All is going on. Our boss is going on vacation
Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 2: He needs it.
Speaker 1: I said, are you turning all your stuff off? He
Speaker 1: needs to if he needs your stuff off.
Speaker 3: You know what we ought to do is goof on
Speaker 3: him and email him and text him every hour with
Speaker 3: like stupid stuff. Hey, we're trying to figure out which
Speaker 3: Mike is Tony's in, which one's mine. If you get
Speaker 3: a second, can you call.
Speaker 1: Give me number one? Give me one of them?
Speaker 2: All right, uh you will go from the highest to
Speaker 2: the lowest.
Speaker 1: Whatever. Pick one.
Speaker 2: Dude filling burned out?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, I mean that's obvious, right, but I am
Speaker 3: a burnout.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, no different kind of burnout. So yes, when
Speaker 1: you just when it's tough to get up, get in
Speaker 1: the car and go there because you just can't stare
Speaker 1: at that screen anymore, that's that's time for a vacation.
Speaker 2: I feel like that now.
Speaker 1: An American.
Speaker 2: I love my job, and every time the alarm goes, someone.
Speaker 1: Goes, Yeah, it must be terrible coming in here and
Speaker 1: going blies. Tough job. Uh so, but those some people
Speaker 1: go in there, that's all they do is data research
Speaker 1: or whatever. They're staring at a screen for eight hours
Speaker 1: a day. I mean that, right, it's got to be exhausted,
Speaker 1: like or a repetition. I've had a repetition blue.
Speaker 3: Collar job where I do the same thing every day, Yes,
Speaker 3: over and over every ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Well, you do the same jokes over and over here,
Speaker 1: so it's kind of the same thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I put a little use that you jazz it
Speaker 5: up jazz. Yeah, don't you think a pizzazz? Oh yeah, yeah, right,
Speaker 5: give you another one number two.
Speaker 3: This is me did this to the commercial break daydreaming
Speaker 3: about a trip. Oh yeah, I constantly want to be
Speaker 3: in Cobbos and.
Speaker 1: Lucas he comes in, he drops his stuff off. Got
Speaker 1: he's got enough food to survive for two weeks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: fills up all of his drinking coffee water. That's right,
Speaker 1: sits down in a very comfortable bar chair high chair,
Speaker 1: has that incredible body pulls the the excruciating pain of
Speaker 1: pulling the microphone close to his mouth.
Speaker 3: It's difficult, and this is something that a very odd
Speaker 3: way of typing to He just slams on the keyboard
Speaker 3: instead of like a regular person.
Speaker 1: Opens his mouth to be a smart ass. He's like,
Speaker 1: so tough. You don't know if I could do it
Speaker 1: again today.
Speaker 3: If you're out there working on the highway. If you're
Speaker 3: on there working on the highway, I want you to
Speaker 3: realize what I'm doing every single day just to make
Speaker 3: your life easier.
Speaker 2: If you're a roofer out.
Speaker 3: There enjoying all that fresh sunshine and heat in the
Speaker 3: middle of the summer, think about me locked up in
Speaker 3: this studio with this lukewarm coffee.
Speaker 2: Right. People just don't understand the struggles.
Speaker 1: No, they don't.
Speaker 2: I got so pissed off yesterday in the middle of
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 3: I threw my martini all the way across the studio pissed.
Speaker 1: They knew that at that point. They're like, Dwight, really pissed.
Speaker 3: These are top ten signs that you desperately need a vacation.
Speaker 3: Getting irritated with others.
Speaker 4: Oh oh boy, oh boy, one check it.
Speaker 1: You do that check in all the boxes. Last Friday,
Speaker 1: I had to send an apology text message.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that was the great coffee debate.
Speaker 1: Right, I said, No, I said, I'm sorry. I was
Speaker 1: a blank today. You you were a little spicy. Last
Speaker 1: was a D word. I was, You're being a real
Speaker 1: d I was, and then I'm not proud of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not proud of it.
Speaker 1: But I rolled down the window and I yelled at
Speaker 1: a weight challenged woman in the middle of the shot.
Speaker 4: Can I say I supposed to get it out?
Speaker 2: Can I say something?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 3: When you said that text, my heart swelled two sizes
Speaker 3: and I thought I said. My response was I've never
Speaker 3: loved you more.
Speaker 1: I know. He was like proud of me, and I
Speaker 1: was like, I don't feel I shouldn't have yelled at her.
Speaker 1: Let me just and through in some words that shouldn't
Speaker 1: have been But she did get out of the.
Speaker 2: Way, and that might have inspired her to lose weight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was salty less Friday.
Speaker 2: You think.
Speaker 3: As we go to number four, feeling fatigued, no matter
Speaker 3: how much sleep you get.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, here we go is sleep? Here we go,
Speaker 1: here we go.
Speaker 2: This one isn't me.
Speaker 3: So this is the one having low energy on the weekends,
Speaker 3: having low energy even on the weekends.
Speaker 2: That's not me. No, no, uh, this is me feeling
Speaker 2: brain fog.
Speaker 1: That's a constant state.
Speaker 2: That's a constant state with me. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's not a lot of clarity going on up there, all.
Speaker 2: Right, completely forgetting task.
Speaker 1: Asked my boss, you are this list?
Speaker 3: Ask my boss who loves sending multiple emails to me
Speaker 3: by the y.
Speaker 1: I love the sales team with us too, because we'll
Speaker 1: ask a question. They're like, well it was in the
Speaker 1: email mail.
Speaker 3: Well that's your first mistake. It's you grab us in
Speaker 3: the hallway and say hey, blah blah blah. Then you
Speaker 3: do it four or five more days in a row
Speaker 3: and we get it done.
Speaker 1: Maddy loves it when I call her Jackie too. Thanks
Speaker 1: for reminding me, Jackie.
Speaker 2: I sat to here yesterday.
Speaker 3: That's funny you said that, because yesterday she had I
Speaker 3: forget what she was talking about. Anyway, I said, hey,
Speaker 3: you want to go to a courthouse get a marriage
Speaker 3: license because you're sounded just like my wife, Maddie. Number
Speaker 3: eight misplacing items.
Speaker 2: That's every day for me.
Speaker 3: I just a minute ago, I was cussing Tony out
Speaker 3: about my readers and they were on my head.
Speaker 1: That is the worst. Yeah, where's my glasses and they're
Speaker 1: on your head? Those are the worst.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is not me making mistakes at work.
Speaker 3: I think that i'm professionally when it comes to my
Speaker 3: job and people know that, and.
Speaker 1: There's a right, there's a you know, make mistake, there's.
Speaker 2: An excellence that's expected out of you know.
Speaker 1: I think in your last review flawless, which.
Speaker 2: Included flawless, Yeah, I last one.
Speaker 3: Checking emails even when you're off the clock, Why do
Speaker 3: that too?
Speaker 2: I have a reminder, ell there.
Speaker 1: I have a reminder on my phone and it beeps
Speaker 1: every couple hours to check my email because I don't
Speaker 1: want anything to fall through the cracks. But we need
Speaker 1: to get to a point to where we you know,
Speaker 1: parlor reason. People are distressed because they go home and
Speaker 1: they continue to work.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: And in the nineteen nineties that was not the truth.
Speaker 1: That if someone from the office called you at home,
Speaker 1: he was like, what's what's wrong?
Speaker 3: Here's what I do think. We used to have a
Speaker 3: boss when I was selling advertising. They would email you
Speaker 3: on the weekends four or five times a day. It's
Speaker 3: not fair and saying stuff like as soon as we
Speaker 3: get back Monday, I want you all to get together
Speaker 3: a list of blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Blah and all this stuff. The anxiety starts setting in.
Speaker 3: So Sunday nights and I started to get anxious and depressed.
Speaker 3: And then that moved to uh, Sunday morning, and then
Speaker 3: moved to Saturday night.
Speaker 2: And that's all. I got a new job.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta get a new job. And then emails
Speaker 1: I come riding in on a white horse.
Speaker 2: On a white horse, Yes.
Speaker 6: Well just a horse because Dwight doesn't see color, Thank
Speaker 6: you so much. I don't either, but I wanted to
Speaker 6: set you up for that.
Speaker 2: Well, he's a barbarian.
Speaker 1: Are you going to the Kid Rock concert at Austin?
Speaker 4: No, I'm not going to be there today. I got
Speaker 4: the Bats opening day today.
Speaker 1: Oh that's right. Eighty one degrees eighty one with two
Speaker 1: dollar beers and six dollars number one, Margerita, have you
Speaker 1: Fridays now? Have you decided if you're going to go too?
Speaker 2: Said?
Speaker 1: Get kid Rock or at home.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go with my buddy Tony Thornton, he texted me.
Speaker 3: And where's gonna go hang out?
Speaker 1: Is this the pr P Thorntons or the Shively Portons?
Speaker 2: This is he?
Speaker 3: I think Tony Thornton is from the Connecticut Thorntons. God
Speaker 3: we met We met them while we were summering in Connecticut.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's where we like to summer. Okay, Southern covered
Speaker 2: hot tub.
Speaker 3: There's a vacation for you, right in your own backyard,
Speaker 3: whenever you want it. Now you're thinking, well, yeah, that's nice,
Speaker 3: but I can't afford a hot tub. Oh god, oh
Speaker 3: contra bonjoor. How about a hot tub for sixty five
Speaker 3: bucks a month? They got it. Southern covered hot tubs
Speaker 3: over one hundred and fifty tubs. Get this ready for
Speaker 3: immediate delivery. You don't get that with the other places.
Speaker 3: You gotta wait and wait and wait. Plus with twelve
Speaker 3: months same as cash. They make it affordable for any family.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, Susan and I we have had a
Speaker 3: Southern covered hot tub as long as we've been married.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine life without it. We're in it just
Speaker 3: about every single day, having our very own hot tub. Happy,
Speaker 3: our vacation. That could be you too. Seventy five oh one,
Speaker 3: Preston tell Southern covered hot tub. We said, hey, stick
Speaker 3: around really in the years. I do believe unless Austin
Speaker 3: shakes us off, are we doing it?
Speaker 4: Of course we are.
Speaker 3: It's on the get you. It's on the way. News
Speaker 3: ready to wait forty w h as uh.
Speaker 6: This is big Country, right, that's right from Big Country,
Speaker 6: Big Country.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the album was called Big Country Just.
Speaker 3: Ready to eight forty w HS, Tony Venedi and Dwight
Speaker 3: Whitton got austin from WMZ.
Speaker 1: Listen any good concerts country concerts coming up.
Speaker 3: Like Alan Walker or Bradley McDaniel's McDaniel.
Speaker 6: Or something with Montgomery in it, right, yeah, no Montgomery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's Jimmy Saint James.
Speaker 3: Singing by the Creek Bank, shaking that sugar shakeer on
Speaker 3: a Friday high school football night with my back heck heck,
Speaker 3: turn backwards?
Speaker 2: Are my John Dear?
Speaker 4: That's her favorite song?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Really Crucide for children trivia at the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: Marty Book's gonna come in and join us. Maddie mccarcall
Speaker 1: is gonna go on there. We haven't come up with it.
Speaker 1: I could, Maddie mccarticalls song.
Speaker 3: I did, but it's not FCC Compliant's probably not good.
Speaker 3: Maddie mccarticle sure likes just snarkle I get it.
Speaker 4: It rhymes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she needs to write children's books.
Speaker 2: She does Little Article.
Speaker 1: Little Maddy macartho.
Speaker 4: Went up the hill.
Speaker 6: I got her an angry, irish Wrestler's entrance team test
Speaker 6: drive those that this guy's name was Seamus, So.
Speaker 3: Not so sure. I never get excited about flying. Susan
Speaker 3: and I were talking about when our next Mexico tribute.
Speaker 3: She goes, you know, I love everything except for the flying,
Speaker 3: and went me too, and she goes, yeah, I'm talking
Speaker 3: about because I.
Speaker 4: Have to fly with you.
Speaker 1: With you, you're the problem.
Speaker 3: Which, by the way, you had another bill passed from
Speaker 3: Susan Tyler Whitten. No way now, no general, simply way
Speaker 3: to go, honey, you will be rewarded.
Speaker 1: With she Dwight's the lobbyists getting things. Dwight's really getting
Speaker 1: things done.
Speaker 3: In frankfins, Oh yeah, get back if I was the
Speaker 3: puppeteer holding the strings.
Speaker 4: But sheer hates to see him coming. Hey, hey we need.
Speaker 2: More Iron Maiden days.
Speaker 1: Who's the male, It's it's Dwight, big.
Speaker 4: Mole, casual rolling stone T shirt Friday.
Speaker 3: How would be a canceros mole? I think squirm as
Speaker 3: what they call it. Anyway, Uh, but we were talking
Speaker 3: about how much I hate flying because it's a miserable experience.
Speaker 3: Nothing ever goes right. And here's another example of this.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: In a recent flight from Kansas City of Phoenix. They
Speaker 3: had to be diverted as a passenger refused to stop
Speaker 3: activating his lighter. Flicking his lighter, which is just the
Speaker 3: noise alone would be annoying right click click click click.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: But he also refused to turn it over to the
Speaker 3: flight attendants until the journey was completed. So they did
Speaker 3: the old second grade give me the toy, give me
Speaker 3: that until the class is over, right, which I heard. Well,
Speaker 3: I used to do that, Austin to him, and we
Speaker 3: did six to eight. There was a I think Paul
Speaker 3: Rogers had one of those pens that had the four
Speaker 3: colors on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so we had red, blue, right.
Speaker 1: And alls I did throughout the entire show. I would
Speaker 1: go click click, I go.
Speaker 4: Click, You know, people don't get annoyed by.
Speaker 1: That, and his face would turn red.
Speaker 4: Would it turn blue if you push the blue one down?
Speaker 1: That's kind of funny?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, stop it already.
Speaker 3: After one final warning from the cockpit, the plane was
Speaker 3: diverted to what pit?
Speaker 2: Cockpit?
Speaker 1: Oh uh.
Speaker 3: The plane was diverted to a nearby airport and the
Speaker 3: passenger was removed and taken to the hospital for mental evaluation.
Speaker 1: You think and if I'm on that flight, I'm just
Speaker 1: begging the guy, please don't do this. We all just
Speaker 1: want to go to where we're going. Put it in
Speaker 1: your pocket. Can you have a lighter in your pocket?
Speaker 1: You can't get through the security with a lighter. You
Speaker 1: can't get through a unless it's in your bag and
Speaker 1: they missed it.
Speaker 3: There's a cigarette lighter that's not contraband on a plane,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 1: You have to check that in the bag. I think
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't think you can do that
Speaker 1: in over. Remember this old stupid thing starting with some
Speaker 1: idiot with explosives in his underwear or his shoe, his shoe.
Speaker 1: He tried to light his shoe on fire.
Speaker 2: I've got some explosive.
Speaker 1: What do you get smart? You have an explosive in
Speaker 1: your shoe?
Speaker 4: Smoke cigarettes.
Speaker 6: Whenever we would have layovers in Dallas, she would always
Speaker 6: like it would be easier to leave the airport just.
Speaker 4: So you can go smoke.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I always remembered like she obviously had to have cigarettes
Speaker 6: on her, but I don't know if she had a lighter.
Speaker 6: She just bummed one from someone that was just about
Speaker 6: to come in.
Speaker 3: So how does that work? Because when I was a smoker.
Speaker 3: I couldn't even sit through a movie without Like I
Speaker 3: couldn't go to the movie theaters without how to go
Speaker 3: out and smoke a cigarette?
Speaker 2: So how do you make a trip?
Speaker 1: Most people quit. Most people quit when they started treating
Speaker 1: people that were smokers like absolute criminals, like they were lepers,
Speaker 1: and they and that you were going to get leprosy
Speaker 1: if you stood anywhere near them. So they would. Now
Speaker 1: they have these areas. It's in a miracle to even
Speaker 1: have them, like hotels, there's usually like a little and
Speaker 1: they have that tall little thing with the one the
Speaker 1: hole at the top. Yeah, we put the cigarette in.
Speaker 1: But they started treating people that smoked like terrible people.
Speaker 1: And it's just like and so people most people went,
Speaker 1: and I was one of them. I went, I'm tired
Speaker 1: of this. I just there's nowhere to smoke anymore. I'm
Speaker 1: done wit.
Speaker 3: But you know, it is an addiction, man. It was
Speaker 3: if you ask me, getting off nicotine was the worst ever,
Speaker 3: probably the toughest thing I've ever done in my ever.
Speaker 3: And I remember when this all the whole smoking band happened,
Speaker 3: Freedom All Freedom All had a smoking area and it
Speaker 3: was at the end of the hallway, and it was
Speaker 3: a glass box, and all the smokers would get in there,
Speaker 3: and it looked like a set of backdrafts.
Speaker 2: You could just see smoke.
Speaker 1: And they tried it, and they tried to do it
Speaker 1: without without taking the smoke.
Speaker 3: Out right, and so all you can see is a
Speaker 3: cloud of smoke and then legs sticking out underneath of it.
Speaker 3: It was that cloudy. But then I went to a
Speaker 3: concert or several concerts at the Young Center. I said,
Speaker 3: you know, just out of curiosity, well where's the smoking center.
Speaker 2: Whether there's not a smoking Yeah.
Speaker 4: To leave the building.
Speaker 2: So you're not going to entry.
Speaker 1: You used to be able to because everyone smoked. You know,
Speaker 1: everyone knows that's the Second World War. With a lot
Speaker 1: of your army issue equipment, they gave you two cartons
Speaker 1: of cigarettes before you shipped out overseas. So they hooked
Speaker 1: an entire generation of men on cigarettes. And if you
Speaker 1: see old pictures of Freedom Hall in the nineteen seventies
Speaker 1: early eighties before they banned smoking in the arena, you
Speaker 1: can't see most of these pictures. You can't see the
Speaker 1: top of the backboard right, and anyone in the seats
Speaker 1: because it is all smoked. Right, it's all smoked.
Speaker 2: All of the gardens. It was the same way.
Speaker 3: You walk down the hallways and it was all smoked. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and I'm boy that I missed those days.
Speaker 6: Want to answer your question, Everyone vapes now so that
Speaker 6: you get away with people like stealing hats out there.
Speaker 1: So pretending pape is pretending, isn't it the same?
Speaker 2: It's a pancake is maple syrup pancake flavor.
Speaker 1: It's like somebody doing a podcast and calling it a
Speaker 1: radio show.
Speaker 4: What is a podcast?
Speaker 1: It's a they pretend to be radio show. But the
Speaker 1: way less revenue.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, but how do you make it through the
Speaker 3: trip is what I'm saying, because I remember I couldn't
Speaker 3: make it forty five minutes with us.
Speaker 1: That was part of the problem. So you so I
Speaker 1: was doing the same thing because they took the ashtrays
Speaker 1: out of the studios and they took it. Then they
Speaker 1: took them out of the building. And now you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: you used to be able to just go to the
Speaker 1: jock lounge smoking there, but then they went no, no.
Speaker 4: What is the meaning of this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was crazy.
Speaker 2: God, we got to bring that back, thank you.
Speaker 1: There there was a revolt at the w QMF station
Speaker 1: because they took the ashtrays out of the studio.
Speaker 3: Don't you remember when Kurt the engineer, Kurt the engineer said,
Speaker 3: there's no more smoke in the studio.
Speaker 6: Okay, some we smoked. Some planes still have ashtrays on them,
Speaker 6: don't they. Yeah, absolutely no smoking.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: If you get on a plane and there's an ash
Speaker 1: tray the little thing though that was there before, get
Speaker 1: off the plane because there's there's no way, there's no
Speaker 1: way that a plane that old is flying today.
Speaker 3: If you go with Bob's Airline and tanning and video
Speaker 3: rental and Bob.
Speaker 1: That would be great if you could do some tanning
Speaker 1: on a floor.
Speaker 2: Who do you you're taking? There? You taking to Mexico?
Speaker 2: Bob Air from Lance McGarvey.
Speaker 3: I you know how I can tell that you like
Speaker 3: that Austin dude because you keep blanking with him about
Speaker 3: his stories.
Speaker 2: I was in his shoes in the eighties because lands
Speaker 2: would tell.
Speaker 3: A second guy, Hey, Sidney, come in here and you
Speaker 3: got to hear this story about him eating whopper with
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Speaker 1: Well, at least we didn't pass out on the floor
Speaker 1: and start snoring. We used to do that to people
Speaker 1: at the office, so you remember, you know, and then
Speaker 1: they would walk away. We'd wake up and go no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: walk away telling it again.
Speaker 2: I was good telling it again.
Speaker 3: So you know how you there's always the guy in
Speaker 3: the hallway, Austin, the sales guy, and he'll shake his
Speaker 3: arms and he'll make pretend he's hitting a five iron
Speaker 3: or something as you're talking. You know, I talk about
Speaker 3: used the golfer.
Speaker 4: Hesn't on that form.
Speaker 3: He's sending out the signal, Hey, everybody, look at me,
Speaker 3: I'm a golfer. We had a couple of sales guys
Speaker 3: like that that we'd be talking and I would go
Speaker 3: down and lay down right in the middle of them
Speaker 3: and the person they were talking to.
Speaker 2: It act like I was swimming, and then.
Speaker 1: We was at and kick his feet and do the
Speaker 1: arms the freestyle, and he would actually have the conversation,
Speaker 1: so tell me again, what date is that for the lunch?
Speaker 1: And he was be doing the doing the swimming as then.
Speaker 2: And they would say, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: I said, I thought we were all make pretending we're
Speaker 3: doing our favorite sports.
Speaker 2: Is that what we're doing?
Speaker 4: All right?
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