Speaker 1: It's got an eighties feel to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I was going for. When Chase McDaniel
Speaker 2: and I sat down, I.
Speaker 3: Said, you know why this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 3: This was gonna be my partner. Then he stole it.
Speaker 4: You're bringing out My papa was laughing me right now today.
Speaker 1: If you're listening to the podcast, you can't hear the song.
Speaker 3: It sucks, man. Okay, I'll sing it right and I don't.
Speaker 1: Let's not do that. Chase McDaniel's in the studio, man,
Speaker 1: he was here. He's with our sister station, w AMZ
Speaker 1: and uh we've been talking to him about some of
Speaker 1: the struggles that he's been through and then Dwight has
Speaker 1: a mirror situation with that and uh. But we've always
Speaker 1: said some of the best music comes from the darkest places.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the nineties, right, yeah, goshd.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about how you made it though, because you
Speaker 2: find out that you have a love affair with country
Speaker 2: music because you get kicked out of the back of
Speaker 2: the bus. Pretty bad kid, and you get kicked out
Speaker 2: of the back of the bus and get mood six
Speaker 2: years though, but you do it. We're not going to
Speaker 2: rerun that filthy story that you told on the air
Speaker 2: of why that happened, Chase McDaniel. But so you fall
Speaker 2: in love with country music, you pick up the guitar,
Speaker 2: you start writing on your own. You don't start learning covers.
Speaker 2: You write your own music, which, by the way, that's.
Speaker 3: What the Ramones did.
Speaker 4: Oh that's cool.
Speaker 2: But the Ramones said they did it because they weren't
Speaker 2: talented enough to play covers, so they just wrote through
Speaker 2: all the stuffs with that. So but but let's get
Speaker 2: back to it. So now you fall in love with
Speaker 2: country music, you're playing, you're writing. How do you get discovered?
Speaker 2: Is it social media platforms? How does Big Machine Records
Speaker 2: grab you?
Speaker 5: It was a little bit of luck, and again I
Speaker 5: think divine intervention. I always had this just blind gut
Speaker 5: feeling with no evidence at all, that I could do this,
Speaker 5: and I feel like you have to. You have to
Speaker 5: have that in those hard times, like when you have
Speaker 5: eleven dollars in your bank account and don't nobody believe
Speaker 5: in you. You got to be the one that believes
Speaker 5: in you, you know. And there was no never a
Speaker 5: plan B, there was anything else I wanted to do.
Speaker 5: It wasn't nothing else made me happy. So like I said,
Speaker 5: you know that friend uh in the in my GMC
Speaker 5: that night, helped me out, paid my help me pay
Speaker 5: my rent that month. And I fought him on it
Speaker 5: tooth and nail, but he won and I got a
Speaker 5: job the next week waiting table.
Speaker 4: So I looked at it.
Speaker 5: I had already put in you know, like one hundred
Speaker 5: job appiccations. It was a pandemic and nobody was responding.
Speaker 5: Right next week, I got one, and so I just
Speaker 5: bugged the crap out of my manager, like, please please
Speaker 5: let me bartend because I knew that's where the money
Speaker 5: was and that's where I could work more hours.
Speaker 4: I could work till late, right and uh.
Speaker 5: And I was like the only dude because this was
Speaker 5: like a Nashville Yeah. And so I got real close
Speaker 5: with the guy managed in the bar because it was
Speaker 5: just kind of only two dudes there, and and so
Speaker 5: he would tease me.
Speaker 4: I saved up just.
Speaker 5: Enough money to record one song, and he would tease
Speaker 5: me on my shipts. He played that song over the
Speaker 5: speakers while I was bartending. And these two guys that
Speaker 5: I was selling, I was serving selling Miller like two
Speaker 5: for two years. They were like, Hey, is this you,
Speaker 5: and I was like, yeah, it's me. They're just teasing me, like, no,
Speaker 5: we think this is pretty cool. You mind if we
Speaker 5: sent it to a buddy of ours And I said, yeah, sure,
Speaker 5: go ahead, and not thinking anything.
Speaker 1: Of it A million times that all the time.
Speaker 5: And so the next day I'm I'm in a writing
Speaker 5: session in the studio of my buddy and I get
Speaker 5: a phone call from my number I've never seen before
Speaker 5: as a nationale number. I was like, Okay, maybe it's
Speaker 5: a medical bill that's passed due, you know.
Speaker 4: And uh.
Speaker 5: I picked up the phone and it was Kevin Neil
Speaker 5: from William Woren's agency and wow, yeah, who at the
Speaker 5: time had al Deen Moran Wallen and Florida georganah and
Speaker 5: and he was like, hey, I heard your song, and uh,
Speaker 5: I would like to get lunch with you. Would you
Speaker 5: be afree tomorrow? And I said yes, sir, and he
Speaker 5: told me I want to work with me.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Wow, I was gonna say, I knew it wasn't Jay
Speaker 2: Cruise number from.
Speaker 3: You said a number you recognized.
Speaker 2: I knew it wasn't Jay Cruise from Big Machine Records
Speaker 2: because his numbers on most restroom walls. But I saw
Speaker 2: I saw an interview with Bill Murray recently and he
Speaker 2: was talking about and he's quite right on this if
Speaker 2: you asked me, you're on the way up. Now we're
Speaker 2: gonna talk about some of the openers you' getting ready
Speaker 2: to do, and we're gonna play Realing in the Years,
Speaker 2: and we're gonna play a song so much to get to.
Speaker 2: But Bill Murray was talking about the years that he
Speaker 2: was struggling. He reflects back and he said, life was
Speaker 2: just so much more real than everything's bright, well bribe,
Speaker 2: because you've you've got everything to lose and you're risking it.
Speaker 2: Do you think you're going to look back when you
Speaker 2: start headlining and say, you know what, those were the
Speaker 2: best times? Because not necessarily the best. They are tough times,
Speaker 2: but you remember as good times.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it kind of goes back to what
Speaker 5: we were talking about earlier, is that you know, at
Speaker 5: the end of the day, success won't make you happy,
Speaker 5: and so you know and you start to feel a
Speaker 5: little bit of that when good stuff starts happening. Now
Speaker 5: do you think all this time, like if I can
Speaker 5: just get here, then I'll be okay, It's all you wanted.
Speaker 1: It's funny It's funny you brought that up, doight, because
Speaker 1: there are family you talk to families. Our family was
Speaker 1: that same, lots of kids and all that. But you know,
Speaker 1: you look back on your childhood, the times that we
Speaker 1: were struggling and had no money, we were together the
Speaker 1: most like we were, you know, the happiest. It's it's weird.
Speaker 1: Now everybody's successful in making money and doing all that stuff.
Speaker 1: It's like, where we will we ever be as happy
Speaker 1: as we were at the at time with just us.
Speaker 1: So it is an interesting life. Strange, my friend.
Speaker 4: It gives you. There's things that it takes.
Speaker 1: The song. So we're gonna push wheeling into years off.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna play a song right now.
Speaker 3: Right then? Yeah, yeah, let's go ahead and got it
Speaker 3: together song. It's hang on, let me see we're good.
Speaker 3: Is this one of my songs that we're doing?
Speaker 1: Let me see one of your songs? Tell me which
Speaker 1: song here we want to do?
Speaker 4: This song is called lost Ones.
Speaker 2: Well, I want to say hi to John News by
Speaker 2: the way, John, Yeah, real quick, good to see you, John.
Speaker 4: John's playing guitar today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, here we go.
Speaker 2: John News him on guitar Chase McDaniel, all song guitar
Speaker 2: and what song is?
Speaker 5: This song is called Lost Ones, and it's a it's
Speaker 5: about everything we've been talking about.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna shut up, thank God, what what?
Speaker 1: Hey man?
Speaker 3: All right, let's go here.
Speaker 5: We go N one three, So don't get close to me.
Speaker 5: The thoughts in my head ain't what they supposed to be.
Speaker 5: The devil on my shoulders got a.
Speaker 1: Hold on me.
Speaker 4: This stuff sold in me.
Speaker 5: Even the sun just feels cold than me. Just when
Speaker 5: I think that this world ainm my home, I re Eliza.
Speaker 5: I'm not the only one along.
Speaker 6: They come out of a from all around, from big
Speaker 6: seedy streets to them, County at Road's house broke in
Speaker 6: and homeless, so bench of he found herd and so alb.
Speaker 6: But they told make a sound also up with their
Speaker 6: barking wings, praying them means company.
Speaker 7: Lord knows I've been lost as I can be. I
Speaker 7: guess that's why.
Speaker 6: The Lost Ones, the lost ones, they always find me.
Speaker 5: So you feel worthless? So you been HEARDing? Ain't what
Speaker 5: you want to Hubert? Hell, since you heal limit see
Speaker 5: if their pain's got purpose? Tell me who you're gonna
Speaker 5: reach Ife, you ain't been through nothing, Take the pain
Speaker 5: and overcomings and it is something, and give to somebody
Speaker 5: else going through hell. When the pets betters on, keep
Speaker 5: its yourself.
Speaker 1: Thelive in un will are still alive.
Speaker 6: In Will they come out and know from all around,
Speaker 6: from big city streets to them County Road's house broken
Speaker 6: and homeless. Sure bens of be found herding so live
Speaker 6: and things on making sound all showing up with their
Speaker 6: broken wings and praying them misram means compny.
Speaker 7: The Lord knows how been lost as I can't be.
Speaker 7: I guess that's why the lost ones, the lost ones,
Speaker 7: they always find me.
Speaker 5: They remind me where I came from, what a made
Speaker 5: of made me think of all.
Speaker 3: The prayers that are prayed of.
Speaker 4: Thank God.
Speaker 6: They come out and know her from all of round,
Speaker 6: from big seedy streets to them, County Road sounds broke
Speaker 6: in and hopeless.
Speaker 4: Who been to be found?
Speaker 7: Heard in solid album that so mega.
Speaker 6: Say hordsjoying up with their broken wings and praying their
Speaker 6: misery means company.
Speaker 7: Lord knows I've been lost as I can't be. I
Speaker 7: guess that's one.
Speaker 5: Of the lost ones.
Speaker 7: The lost ones, they always find me.
Speaker 3: I guess that's why the lost ones, the lost ones.
Speaker 3: They always find me and one of the lost ones
Speaker 3: is me.
Speaker 1: Wow, here you go, Chase McDaniel.
Speaker 3: Talking about the lost one. Thank you, Dwight talking about
Speaker 3: the lost.
Speaker 6: We forgot the lost one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, knows how to read, just made it better recut
Speaker 1: that drove the car right into the embankment at that time.
Speaker 1: Here we go. But Chase McDaniel on news radio eight
Speaker 1: forty w h S the Tony and Dwight Show, partners
Speaker 1: with the w m Z of course in our building,
Speaker 1: and they were happy enough. They played for the sales
Speaker 1: department because they were they were depressed and needed an uplift. Uplifting.
Speaker 1: But it's an interesting story. I'm so happy that we
Speaker 1: found out during the interview you were from Kentucky, which
Speaker 1: is it's fantastic man. Yeah, in the road to where
Speaker 1: you're going, it's the old school story of country music. Really.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The eleven dollars in the bank account, I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: you know right, it's real, man, This struggles real.
Speaker 1: Okay, wait, hang on, So say so you were there
Speaker 1: six years right before? Okay, I wonder how because is
Speaker 1: there like a group there's everyone goes to Nashville. We
Speaker 1: have a friend that his son is down there, right,
Speaker 1: So what is the Would you have gone longer? Would
Speaker 1: you just stuck around longer?
Speaker 4: That's a good question. You know.
Speaker 5: If my buddy hadn't been there that night, I don't
Speaker 5: know what would have happened in my life. But you know,
Speaker 5: I think that that's just how life works out. You
Speaker 5: know when I look back, now, there has been this
Speaker 5: thread that I can't explain, right, and you know that's Uh,
Speaker 5: there's a long time in my life where I struggled
Speaker 5: in my faith because of the things that I've been through,
Speaker 5: and you know, now where I'm at in my life
Speaker 5: and in my career, you know, I have to look
Speaker 5: back and say something was there that I can't fully explain,
Speaker 5: and it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Me amen to that.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, you're on Big Machine Records and that has
Speaker 2: Sammy Hagar and also Motley Crue, a lot of big
Speaker 2: names on that. Sheryl Crow, could you get this note
Speaker 2: to Sammy Hagar just please don't don't know, but please
Speaker 2: please please please don't open I'll.
Speaker 3: Be don't know.
Speaker 1: He goes down to Cabo every year. I don't think
Speaker 1: he's Sammy.
Speaker 3: No, No, I stopped traffic down.
Speaker 1: Do I appreciate you coming here. You didn't have to
Speaker 1: come in and talk to us on news Radio eight.
Speaker 4: For you, this been the highlight of my day.
Speaker 2: You're always welcoming me go both even John Newsom. Just
Speaker 2: let John Newsom know that we count our silverware here.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, all right, but good luck with everything,
Speaker 1: and you're playingere just coming in to hang out.
Speaker 5: I can't tell you how many times I've walked past
Speaker 5: this window going to four Street Live.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, used to be some club going, That's
Speaker 2: what it used to be.
Speaker 3: You want to drink?
Speaker 5: What I remember getting a drink in the club, But
Speaker 5: I remember thinking like was it like to get in
Speaker 5: that door?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right right then't believe you're on the big
Speaker 1: one right here in news radio. Uh yeah. I think
Speaker 1: this only brought cast to about twenty states at this time,
Speaker 1: so you're good, all right. I can't remember twenty or
Speaker 1: twenty one states. All right, man, thank you for coming in.
Speaker 1: Have a great Wednesday. God bless you, and thanks for
Speaker 1: sharing your story.
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Speaker 2: Stick around more on the way. News Radio eight forty
Speaker 2: whas Jethrow Tall.
Speaker 1: News Radio eight forty w has Tony and Dwight Chill
Speaker 1: brought you by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. Please
Speaker 1: buckle up in my bathroom. Yeah, I've already done that
Speaker 1: one way earlier. We'll talk about Klein locks here in
Speaker 1: a moment. But Dwight's done kissing the butt of the
Speaker 1: country music artists in here.
Speaker 3: I was trying to sell him.
Speaker 1: Some songs he pulled. He started pulling some songs on
Speaker 1: a napkin out of his bag.
Speaker 3: Like this one. This song is about my porcelain kitten collection.
Speaker 3: It looks to these lyrics.
Speaker 1: Man there may laugh, John, but that's true and it's
Speaker 1: worth a lot of money.
Speaker 3: This is about my dog. Oh really not limby.
Speaker 1: But you like red hot chili peppers. All your songs
Speaker 1: are about the same thing.
Speaker 2: Here's every chili pepper song. California, Kell California, from California.
Speaker 2: Oh you from California, CALIFORNI. It is hop dayDay.
Speaker 1: I want to say. The river folk are getting happier.
Speaker 1: They're getting some relief. The water company is opened up
Speaker 1: some of those stretch of River Road where they've had
Speaker 1: it closed down. So the barbecue joint right there by
Speaker 1: his own avenue and all that that's open for business.
Speaker 1: So please go buy any of those restaurants or businesses
Speaker 1: on River Road because they've had it tough with the
Speaker 1: floods and the closures of the water company. Water Company's
Speaker 1: got to do what they gotta do, but they are
Speaker 1: taking care of business. We celebrated former Minnesota Vikings defensive
Speaker 1: end Jim Marshall as in wrong Way Marshall earlier. He
Speaker 1: died yesterday of an undisclosed illness. He was famous for
Speaker 1: obviously being one of the best defensive linemen ever and
Speaker 1: part of the Purple people eaters. That was the nickname
Speaker 1: they gave him for the Vikings as they went to
Speaker 1: four Super Bowls in the seventies lost to my Steelers.
Speaker 3: I think to my wife had a similar nickname about purple.
Speaker 1: So she so he college he ran the ball the
Speaker 1: wrong way, and that's what he's famous for, even though
Speaker 1: he played twenty years in the NFL and was one
Speaker 1: of the best defensive lineman.
Speaker 3: Ever's thank you it is from Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Thank you for just walking all over Jim Marshall's epitaph
Speaker 1: by saying a dirty joke about your wife. Oh you're welcome,
Speaker 1: you the best, all right, no problem, yes, and we'll
Speaker 1: give you one more reason why kids are different today
Speaker 1: than forty years ago.
Speaker 3: Oh whoa, what about the baby names? We never got back?
Speaker 1: We did the baby boy?
Speaker 6: Is you?
Speaker 8: The ones that were banned in other countries, though.
Speaker 1: I do have that story in another nutshell. No, they
Speaker 1: they all make sense, and I didn't think you could
Speaker 1: do this in America. But the US Supreme Court says
Speaker 1: they're banning these at least a dozen names. And it
Speaker 1: was King or Queen Jackie? Did you lose your King, King,
Speaker 1: Queen Jesus Christ on that list? Please don't name your now.
Speaker 1: You can't, you can't. They're they're also saying avoid Santa
Speaker 1: Claus Majesty. Sorry, Adolf Hitler. I think that should be
Speaker 1: number one, no brainer, but you never know.
Speaker 8: Imagine if you're somebody with any of these names and
Speaker 8: then you get told me. I'm sure this isn't how
Speaker 8: it works, but imagine you get told that you have
Speaker 8: to change your name. You can just pick whatever you
Speaker 8: want after that.
Speaker 1: That'd be pretty cool, though. Messiah, which I've heard before.
Speaker 1: There's been people on TV named Mesiah, and ntello, the
Speaker 1: chocolate chocolate dust, chocolate peanut butter. It's like chocolate almond
Speaker 1: whatever mix. But here's another one. Do you know what
Speaker 1: ding dong ditch is?
Speaker 8: Jo you ring somebody's doorbell?
Speaker 1: Run good for you. That's awesome, that's awesome. That's exactly
Speaker 1: what it is.
Speaker 3: Kenny Polsers.
Speaker 2: I can remember when I used to be able to
Speaker 2: run before I at.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, here we go. Uh, ding Dong ditch is
Speaker 1: exactly that. It's it's it's been going on forever since
Speaker 1: the doorbells have been and I guess since not you
Speaker 1: knock on the door.
Speaker 2: To ding Dong ditch is also a famous landmark in
Speaker 2: South Louis.
Speaker 3: What's a ditch?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, you can go stop.
Speaker 1: It's like where does somebody put in the quarters.
Speaker 3: Saying ding dong stop? We get ding Dong ditch is
Speaker 3: quite popular with the high schoolers.
Speaker 1: Unplug him.
Speaker 3: Where are you going? Have you been to ding dong ditch?
Speaker 1: All right? So here is another example why they're different.
Speaker 1: So we used to do ding Dung ditch, which is
Speaker 1: bring the doorbell and run away, and somebody had hilarious.
Speaker 1: Somebody had to come to the door and go gush, jarny,
Speaker 1: we got done. It got happened again. Well this time
Speaker 1: in Florence, Kentucky, they haven't. They have problem. The kids
Speaker 1: aren't just ringing the doorbell. They're ringing the doorbell and
Speaker 1: kicking the doors in and damaging the property of the house.
Speaker 3: Hey, you kids, cut it out.
Speaker 1: Parents are being told to be aware of this, and
Speaker 1: obviously they're aware of it because someone is kicking their
Speaker 1: door in. So it's a little different than the old game.
Speaker 1: So Florence, Kentucky is like, look, we're we're going to
Speaker 1: target these folks and we're going to get them whoever
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: You know what term I want to bring back and
Speaker 2: this council meeting would be a perfect term to bring
Speaker 2: it back.
Speaker 3: Place to bring this back.
Speaker 2: I want to go to this council meeting in Florence
Speaker 2: and then when they somebody starts saying, hey, they're just kids,
Speaker 2: and da da da, I want to get to the party,
Speaker 2: and I'll say, now see here, don't I need to
Speaker 2: come back? Now see here?
Speaker 1: I think I think it gives a point of orders
Speaker 1: to people to pay attention. Okay, So in Florence, Kentucky,
Speaker 1: they have an issue that's probably going to be in
Speaker 1: the news a little bit later. So it's a little
Speaker 1: bit different than what we were doing forty years ago.
Speaker 1: And what maybe I never I can't. I can't remember
Speaker 1: me doing it, but I had friends that did it.
Speaker 3: I always discouraged people.
Speaker 4: I said, I don't do that.
Speaker 1: I said, come on, let's go play a game of basketball, and.
Speaker 2: Right, I would always challenge them to a dance off.
Speaker 2: I would say, here, got my cardboard. In everything?
Speaker 1: What did before? People asked, what do we do? What
Speaker 1: did we do before the internet? In video games? Because
Speaker 1: remember you had to pay for video games, there were
Speaker 1: no home video machines. I mean they had in the seventies,
Speaker 1: they had the arcades. No, they had the what's the Atari? Atari?
Speaker 1: Atari with with the most simple, stupid games. We loved it.
Speaker 1: But you were a rich kid if you had one
Speaker 1: of those, Like if there there was maybe one house
Speaker 1: that had an atari on the block and everybody gathered
Speaker 1: around that. But what did we do? We played basketball,
Speaker 1: you played baseball with a tennis ball, You played football,
Speaker 1: tackle football game. When you were a kid in the
Speaker 1: open field, that's what you did. You went out and played.
Speaker 2: Sometimes I would just go in the woods and sit
Speaker 2: in a hole in my own filth.
Speaker 1: And I can't remember.
Speaker 3: That was fun.
Speaker 1: There were so many junk yards. But there were junk
Speaker 1: yards in our neighborhood, all over the place. And I
Speaker 1: don't know how many times we just played in the
Speaker 1: junk yard. We get run out because the people would say,
Speaker 1: you can't be playing in the air. You're gonna get hurt.
Speaker 1: But there's abandoned cars and boats and people. You'd play.
Speaker 1: You played Gilligan's Island in the abandoned boat. So you
Speaker 1: know what we would It was always Skipper.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I always had to be Skipper Man, make the fat
Speaker 2: kids skipper, you know what.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to be Mary Anne one time, just
Speaker 3: one time.
Speaker 1: No, and we made we made fun of the professor.
Speaker 1: But the professor, by the way, was the best looking
Speaker 1: one of the.
Speaker 3: Entire hands down.
Speaker 1: And people do not know this little known fact. He
Speaker 1: was a World War two hero.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: He flew B twenty five's and B nineteen is the
Speaker 1: B nineteen right forty eight missions wow, and was shot
Speaker 1: down twice. And the rest of the cast will tell
Speaker 1: you he never never talked about it.
Speaker 2: I tell those guys are man, look w dow that
Speaker 2: state won't say a word, not a peep.
Speaker 1: I mean, if that's real life, the professor has to
Speaker 1: put up with all these idiots. He's the professor. He
Speaker 1: made a radio out of a coconut. I know, how
Speaker 1: do you make a radio out of a coconut?
Speaker 3: Well, it's quite easy if you ask me. But I
Speaker 3: don't want to explain it.
Speaker 4: So I want to talk about you.
Speaker 1: A coconut water is a natural laxative.
Speaker 3: I don't like coconut so.
Speaker 1: I don't either. Really, I hate coconut on anything.
Speaker 8: So you hate almond Joys?
Speaker 1: Yeah, a candy bar so good like a.
Speaker 2: Gosh so use some kind of barbarian with your almond
Speaker 2: joy and gross man, it.
Speaker 8: Is a random candy bar, like who says, let's just
Speaker 8: put an almond on top of no.
Speaker 2: A coconut, almonds fins on top of the chocolate itself.
Speaker 8: It's very weird.
Speaker 1: I bet you anybody our age can tell you that
Speaker 1: this is when advertisement worked. They'll tell you what the
Speaker 1: what the song was.
Speaker 2: Almond Joy's got nuts don't sometimes you feel like sometimes
Speaker 2: you don't.
Speaker 3: George got nuts mounds don't?
Speaker 1: That is that song is stuck in all our heads.
Speaker 3: Damn right, it is.
Speaker 1: It's never going anywhere.
Speaker 2: So whenever my wife is in the General Assembly and
Speaker 2: she needs to figure out if something is a bill
Speaker 2: or not, or how it becomes a law, you watch
Speaker 2: next time you watch whatever channel, PBS it's on, watch
Speaker 2: your lips. She's gonna be doing she's gonna be mouthing
Speaker 2: these words. I'm just a bill.
Speaker 3: I don't. I'm only a bill waiting here on Capital
Speaker 3: trying to figure out what the next movie is due.
Speaker 1: Those those TV shows are great, and that's how we
Speaker 1: learned about stuff, the executive brands that.
Speaker 2: It's also how we made how how you can make
Speaker 2: your own popsicles out of a ice tray, sell a
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Speaker 1: And kool eight. John's like, what the hell are you
Speaker 1: all talking about? There are so many people drive around
Speaker 1: going I remember.
Speaker 8: The the just to bill things, Schoolhouse Rock or whatever
Speaker 8: we have that.
Speaker 1: That's good, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: No, it was Saturday Morning Cartoons. They didn't play it
Speaker 2: in elementary, so.
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Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: Uh, here's the story. This guy's pretty popular, I guess
Speaker 2: with the ladies. Ladies, man, this guy showed his true
Speaker 2: passion and dedication showing off his lego scene. He spent
Speaker 2: the past two years calling it his lego Star Wars
Speaker 2: Battle of Genesis.
Speaker 1: He has a collection, He's put them all together. He
Speaker 1: had the patience to put the nine thousand pieces. Oh,
Speaker 1: Death Star together nine thousand. That's cute.
Speaker 2: Oh really, the fifteen feet long lego set had two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand pieces to it. While he put
Speaker 2: this together, why I put it together? It cost him
Speaker 2: two marriage.
Speaker 1: He had a reboot there first, his brain had to reboot.
Speaker 3: No, two marriages, two marriages.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, he says, this is quote.
Speaker 3: It's based on the Clone Wars. Well, what is it?
Speaker 3: It's a little piece on it based on the Clone Wars.
Speaker 1: The Clone Wars were a very hard time for Star Wars, very.
Speaker 4: Hard time.
Speaker 3: Some of the Clone Wars. It has a full interior
Speaker 3: generator room. It has a fully motorized droid factory.
Speaker 8: Do it with the mask on?
Speaker 1: Why do you encourage?
Speaker 2: Because as a Star Wars interview I wanted to put
Speaker 2: my Star Tripper outfit on.
Speaker 5: So uh.
Speaker 2: It's a fully motorized drawing factory with a complete movie.
Speaker 3: It also has a functioning elevator.
Speaker 2: I bet a Lord zellas Are would love that when
Speaker 2: he visits from the Imperial Command.
Speaker 1: An Imperial Command is pretty evil.
Speaker 4: Your butt is evil.
Speaker 1: Sometimes my butt is evil.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it feels like a nut, sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Sometimes a minute.
Speaker 3: That was by accident. That was by accident. The zero implications.
Speaker 2: Stop calling a phone. Lines are lighting up. Look at
Speaker 2: it's like a Christmas tree.
Speaker 1: Thank god the show's over. Yeah, no, I mean thank god.
Speaker 3: I wonder if that's what they'll say when we retire.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, a big long kiss like Tony Cruz
Speaker 8: did for a weekend.
Speaker 1: Oh, the longest goodbye kiss ever for Tony Crreus. I
Speaker 1: talked to him today. He called whoa we called our boss?
Speaker 1: I was like, why are you on the phone with
Speaker 1: your boss? You're retired?
Speaker 3: Wait, Tony Cruz retired. Why didn't we mention that?
Speaker 1: I was such a jerk to Nick Coffee too. I
Speaker 1: came in and said, stop talking about this is your
Speaker 1: new job. Just start doing the news and stories. Dude.
Speaker 1: Some one cares. He goes, oh, man, okay, So.
Speaker 3: What got more? John Oughten probably won't get this reference,
Speaker 3: but we'll do it anyway.
Speaker 2: What got more? Press and mentions Tony CRU's retirement?
Speaker 3: Or when j R?
Speaker 1: Got shot Tony Cruise?
Speaker 3: I think so too?
Speaker 1: All right? Uh is quit some of the drugs prescribe drugs? Wink? Yeah.
Speaker 1: This week I'm gonna go ahead and suggest that you
Speaker 1: go back to go back to some real drugs.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Yep, Greg gallihead and somebody else.
Speaker 1: And of course maybe we'll have some lmpde own to
Speaker 1: talk about. Maybe we get them on talking about this Bartstown.
Speaker 1: Those rascals, no taking on with the street, those darn
Speaker 1: kids over.
Speaker 3: Rock and roll music.
Speaker 1: That's what it is. John, great job producing today, and
Speaker 1: thank you Chase McDaniel for coming in and singing a
Speaker 1: song for us. We'll see you tomorrow. Have a great,
Speaker 1: fantastic day. The boys are coming up next, and then
Speaker 1: of course Terry Mountain is at three o'clock. I'm Tony,
Speaker 1: he's Dwight, He's John. NewsRadio eight forty WHA.
Speaker 3: I love you, Ma,