Speaker 1: To Orlando's rock station one on one one w j
Speaker 1: r R. We begin with an aviation story. You're somewhat
Speaker 1: of an aviator, helicopters, balloons.
Speaker 2: And any other I'm trying to when you said that,
Speaker 2: I had to think about it. It never was a
Speaker 2: guy who flew a plane.
Speaker 3: The planes or rockets or anything.
Speaker 2: You and I were in one anyway, Yes, I'm ten
Speaker 2: percent aviator.
Speaker 3: What's up? Imagine the unsettling feeling as.
Speaker 1: Uh, the staff and passengers on board an international flight
Speaker 1: from Seattle to Istanbul, Turkey experienced when.
Speaker 4: The pilot died. Oh, well they have a co pilot.
Speaker 1: Yeah they did, luckily they were they were about four
Speaker 1: hours into the flight. They were over northern Canada. You
Speaker 1: just hope the co pilot's not a ham and egger.
Speaker 1: You know, you went exactly where I'm at Taco where
Speaker 1: you know it's the old fake it to make it
Speaker 1: it for some folks who are coming up through the ranks,
Speaker 1: not just I'm not pointing, I'm not saying that's the
Speaker 1: case here. Or you've seen that some people who just
Speaker 1: or or second chair or third chair and they just
Speaker 1: you know, grab the coattails rather than absorb what they
Speaker 1: should be learning to one day be doing that and
Speaker 1: just coast along. Yeah, if that was this situation, this
Speaker 1: would have been a bad deal. But no, he set
Speaker 1: her down to ended up diverting to JFK in New York.
Speaker 2: Okay, And well, I mean that would be an analogy.
Speaker 2: One would be if you keeled, but I'd be able
Speaker 2: to run that stuff over there.
Speaker 3: I land It might be a little it might be
Speaker 3: a little rough landing.
Speaker 4: No, you kidding me. I can run that in second.
Speaker 2: So basically, you're saying, right now, they only have super
Speaker 2: day have come in because if or somebody, because if
Speaker 2: I run it, I know all the equipment.
Speaker 4: I've done radio thirty years.
Speaker 3: But I'm saying, never mind any of that.
Speaker 4: I know all the equipment.
Speaker 2: I could run it, but I'm like a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know, not the same dude. Okay, look at me
Speaker 2: right now. Do you think i'd be kicked back with
Speaker 2: my shoes off on Youhow.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't physically be able to run the board in
Speaker 1: the current position you're entering and relaxing in right now. No,
Speaker 1: hold on, let's just back up to what you initially said.
Speaker 1: So let me get this straight. If today at some
Speaker 1: point during this show, I check out, let's not even.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, you you just did okay.
Speaker 2: You basically said, okay, so I kill over here, I'm
Speaker 2: dead on the floor. Oh it sounded okay, because it's
Speaker 2: sure as heck.
Speaker 1: Sounded to me and perhaps maybe at least more than
Speaker 1: a few listeners that you would just finish up the
Speaker 1: show as I lay dead on the control room floor.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I didn't mean it like that.
Speaker 2: We have listeners, who are you know, medics, doctors and such.
Speaker 3: Because I mean, I know the show must go on, saying.
Speaker 2: But before I called nine one one, I would call
Speaker 2: HR and say, well, I'd call Jeff Coffin and say,
Speaker 2: this is personal injury. Right now, I am injured. Then
Speaker 2: I just watched my buddy of this many years die. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you emotional trauma. Yeah, so I need to make sure
Speaker 2: I'm set before everything. And then I'd call nine one
Speaker 2: one and we'd go from there. We'd have to see
Speaker 2: Anderson Cooper. I may go to your house because you
Speaker 2: have power, and then, you know, would that be cool
Speaker 2: if you were laying.
Speaker 3: Can we just move on from this store?
Speaker 1: I just I just wanted to get some clarification there
Speaker 1: and something I thought I heard you say. So I'm
Speaker 1: clarified now.
Speaker 2: No, but now you're like a butter Now i'd be
Speaker 2: I'm already living at your house.
Speaker 1: Anderson Cooper from CNN was doing the man on the
Speaker 1: scenes reporter, standing in the blowing wind and rain to
Speaker 1: report on Milton as the bront of the storm was
Speaker 1: hitting the other night. And speaking of hitting the.
Speaker 2: Water, now, I was really starting to pour over if
Speaker 2: you look at the ground boot Okay, that was a good.
Speaker 3: Video of that on our Facebook page.
Speaker 1: He got clocked by a piece of flying debris that
Speaker 1: nearly took him out.
Speaker 4: Oh that's picturing him out in a hurricane with that
Speaker 4: silver hair.
Speaker 1: Well I was as I watched this, I go, this
Speaker 1: is why the Weather Channel professionals have batting helmets on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they said it yesterday. They did you hear that report?
Speaker 2: They said there's nothing wrong with having your kids put
Speaker 2: on their bike helmets.
Speaker 4: Did you not hear that?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: I'm dead serious.
Speaker 2: I said, Look, this may sound silly to you all,
Speaker 2: but uh, with with all those massive tornadoes, which we
Speaker 2: know people who got screwed by them, and one of
Speaker 2: your daughter's friend's relatives passed in one, but it's They said,
Speaker 2: you may want to put your kids bike helmets on,
Speaker 2: and I kind of thought it is here because I
Speaker 2: would have been watching TV here. I don't have TV
Speaker 2: at home, so I, hey, really, you already look geeky enough.
Speaker 4: But oh damn.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't even said that.
Speaker 2: If you're riding around with the helmet, you're already looking
Speaker 2: at geeky anyway. But it's a necessity and a need.
Speaker 4: I get that.
Speaker 2: Definitely wear your helmets kids, not like you're up listening.
Speaker 3: Your weather helmets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, bike helmets.
Speaker 1: Well they know they transition into weather helmets. Yeah, yes,
Speaker 1: thank you, weather channel bomb.
Speaker 4: No problem.
Speaker 2: So Anderson's all right, though he didn't. Oh yeah, he
Speaker 2: took one for the team. Man, he's taking one over
Speaker 2: the team before. Yeah, thanks for setting that one up.
Speaker 3: I didn't know if I could float that softball up
Speaker 3: up there.
Speaker 2: And I think this is also going to be the
Speaker 2: best segue ever because you tease the story with lesbian nuns.
Speaker 4: So we're just flowing right in.
Speaker 1: Are eighteen members of the audience viewing an opera that
Speaker 1: actually was written over one hundred years ago and was
Speaker 1: so far out there back then that it never really
Speaker 1: saw the light of day, but it has now been
Speaker 1: brought to the stage in Austria, which features explicit lesbian
Speaker 1: none sex scenes, some real blood, alongside scantily clad sisters
Speaker 1: of the church, who at one point in this opera
Speaker 1: were also on roller skates. Yeah, lesbian none sex scenes
Speaker 1: in an opera in Austria, Taco said some of the
Speaker 1: audience members just were so appalled by what they saw
Speaker 1: they literally had to be checked out at a local hospital.
Speaker 1: I have more on this story, plus a trailer for
Speaker 1: the Lesbian Nun opera. I don't want to watch it
Speaker 1: because there's there's nudity. They're not real nuns. They're they're they're.
Speaker 2: They're I'm watching. Yeah, I just I was thinking it.
Speaker 2: If it sent that many people to a hospital being
Speaker 2: scarred a duel, why would I want to watch it?
Speaker 1: Well, they were, they were gassed. Uh yeah, it's not
Speaker 1: gross or anything. Well I guess maybe some people would
Speaker 1: interpret that that one. Yeah, hot, that's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: There's non boob and I.
Speaker 2: Know I've got it playing right now. I didn't know
Speaker 2: nuns had full back tattoos.
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