Speaker 1: This is the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: They running a strange program, y'all with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 3: When you probably should be sleeping. That's when Walter comes creeping.
Speaker 3: Just turn off the light. It's the other side of midnight.
Speaker 3: If you hear a bunch of complaining and a lot
Speaker 3: of man explaining, your dialist said, right, it's the other
Speaker 3: side of midnight. The competition hasn't got it chance. When
Speaker 3: Sterling's on, they just going on, Oh, buy the decons,
Speaker 3: Let's face it. They don't care.
Speaker 4: To settle in for.
Speaker 3: Radio done right.
Speaker 4: It's kind of like a radio bullfive.
Speaker 3: It's Walter Sterling alright on the other side.
Speaker 5: Min.
Speaker 6: Do you feel it? Do you feel the Friday? Friday
Speaker 6: has a very specific feel? Are you feeling the Friday?
Speaker 6: Anybody who stays at work past noon today? Stupid? It
Speaker 6: should be a four day week. The five day week
Speaker 6: was the result of eighteen nineties agriculture having to put
Speaker 6: out enough ford cars and harvest enough corn. Those days
Speaker 6: are I don't understand why all of the world's fares happened,
Speaker 6: And at no time did any of the promises come true.
Speaker 6: Promise that we could work from home, promised flying cars,
Speaker 6: promised that there'd be a computer everywhere to do our work.
Speaker 6: I don't get it.
Speaker 4: Do we have?
Speaker 6: Eddie? Hey, Eddie, welcome to the other side of midnight.
Speaker 6: What's the name of your radio station?
Speaker 4: The rock of talk? Walter, So, mu's talk about dating tonight.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know it's.
Speaker 6: Been a long time, it's been Yes, those get ratings,
Speaker 6: yelling at the Democrats, they don't get any ratings, and
Speaker 6: we're talking about inflidating. Inflidating, which is a trend. It's
Speaker 6: a hot trend. Instead of going on a real date,
Speaker 6: you get a park bench, you sit and stare at
Speaker 6: the water, or you get a picnic and you get
Speaker 6: to know each other. Now, usually getting to know each
Speaker 6: other is a terrifying prospect of most people, and yet
Speaker 6: that is the trend. It just gets when when you're
Speaker 6: looking at eighty five bucks for dinner for two at McDonald's.
Speaker 6: It's a different world than you grew up in a
Speaker 6: very long time ago, Walter.
Speaker 4: I have to fight him off with a stick. Usually
Speaker 4: I'm six foot four, I've got a deep voice, and
Speaker 4: I'm pretty confident. So you know, if they don't like
Speaker 4: me on the outset, I don't really care for them
Speaker 4: past that. You haven't had to date for a long time.
Speaker 4: So you're happily married, and you know you know that's.
Speaker 6: Well, just because you're happily married doesn't mean you don't
Speaker 6: you don't date.
Speaker 4: You're going to take your wife to a park bench?
Speaker 4: Is that what you're telling me?
Speaker 6: I would take my wife to a park bench, leave
Speaker 6: her there, and sneak off with the other one.
Speaker 4: I'd say, you got you got to say sweetness in Georgia,
Speaker 4: I guess you got Judy and Georgia.
Speaker 6: Judy in Georgia, I would say to her, listen, I'll
Speaker 6: be right back, and then then I'd pretend to have
Speaker 6: gotten lost.
Speaker 4: There you go. Well, Judy and Georgia. She sort seems sweet.
Speaker 4: She's very dedicated, and she listens to your show more
Speaker 4: than your wife does.
Speaker 6: My wife never listens. Why do you think it's so successful?
Speaker 6: If I had to, if I had to inhibit what
Speaker 6: I said because I knew my wife or children were listening,
Speaker 6: there'd be no ratings, there'd be nothing going on. But
Speaker 6: Howard's wife doesn't listen either.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he does. Don't listen either, And Howard famously flirts
Speaker 4: with every woman that calls into his show. I mean
Speaker 4: he's basically having a relationships on the radio. I think
Speaker 4: it's a thing that keeps his marriage together and probably
Speaker 4: yours and maybe mine. So there you go.
Speaker 6: No, the prenup keeps his marriage together. But that's how
Speaker 6: the marriage report Eddie Eddie Dragon in New Mexico in
Speaker 6: the Witness Protection program. What do you have to report?
Speaker 4: My gosh, this is a book that I just finished,
Speaker 4: and I'm delving even more. The cannibalism has taken on
Speaker 4: a wayward tone. This is real. I mean, imagine a
Speaker 4: hospital walter in a foreign country. Not a waiting list
Speaker 4: of monster years, a waiting list of just days. Now,
Speaker 4: get this all right? You flying on a Tuesday. By Friday,
Speaker 4: you got a new liver, Yeah, that's right, a new kidney,
Speaker 4: a new heart whatever. Nobody tells you whose liver, heart,
Speaker 4: kidney that was. Nobody tells you why they were quote
Speaker 4: unquote available by the way. Oh wait, we got your heart.
Speaker 4: We got your liver available on the exact afternoon that
Speaker 4: your surgeon is ready. And this is so unbelievable. It's
Speaker 4: rocking my mind for the last couple of days because
Speaker 4: I couldn't believe this is a real thing, And nobody
Speaker 4: asked you to even think about this. They expect you. Hey,
Speaker 4: you're good to go. You've got the new organ.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 4: This is not a horror movie, pitch this evening world.
Speaker 4: This is a story a New York Times bestseller is
Speaker 4: telling America right now, and once you hear it, you
Speaker 4: are never going to look at Made in China again.
Speaker 4: The same way. The book is called Kill the Order.
Speaker 4: It is talking about Oregon harvesting and the industry, and
Speaker 4: we are driving it here in New Mexico. It was
Speaker 4: published just this year, or excuing not New Mexico but
Speaker 4: the United States. I guess we could be saying that
Speaker 4: we were doing it out of Zorah Ranch. Right. So
Speaker 4: the author who writes for a rag called The Epic Times.
Speaker 4: All right, he's not a blogger. I went and checked
Speaker 4: him out. It's not some sort of rumor mail. It's
Speaker 4: investigative work over the past twenty years into one book,
Speaker 4: all right. And this has been ongoing all right. Washington
Speaker 4: d C doesn't even know what to do with this
Speaker 4: right now. They're like trying to keep this thing under wraps.
Speaker 4: I don't think he's out on the radio circle. I
Speaker 4: don't know what he's doing. But this is spine chilling really,
Speaker 4: So the claim is this the People's Republic of China,
Speaker 4: where consent is completely absent, human beings are treated as
Speaker 4: literal inventory is scheduled around execution time. And this is
Speaker 4: from his book, so read this again. Think about this.
Speaker 4: Surgery is scheduled around execution time. I mean someone's losing
Speaker 4: their life at the time that they have to go
Speaker 4: ahead and transfer this oregan whatever it is that you bought, okay,
Speaker 4: and the killing is time to the operating room. The
Speaker 4: victim doesn't donate, the victim is inventoried. And how is
Speaker 4: really even more strange. The body is booked in the
Speaker 4: way that you and I would book like I don't know,
Speaker 4: airplane ticket, renakar or something whatever, right? And who are
Speaker 4: the victims in all this? According to the book Doctor
Speaker 4: Robert Malone and the Epic Times, they identify four groups
Speaker 4: targeted in China and the Chinese Communist Party. This is
Speaker 4: who they're going after, the following Gong practitioners first and foremost,
Speaker 4: then the Ugi, Muslims, Tibetans, Christians. These are people who
Speaker 4: are being harvested, harvested to transfer their organs to you,
Speaker 4: who are paying it, and they're like, oh, I don't
Speaker 4: know where they're coming from. And it's mostly Westerners who
Speaker 4: are getting these organs transplanted. So these prisoners of conscious
Speaker 4: people whose only crime is basically, like I don't know,
Speaker 4: praying to the wrong gods or I don't know, having
Speaker 4: some sort of ritual practice refusing to bow to the
Speaker 4: Communist Party. I mean, we think it's bad here in
Speaker 4: New York City with Momdanda. You saw what happened with
Speaker 4: the NYPD today. I mean, just boot off stage like
Speaker 4: you refused to bow to that. We would have every
Speaker 4: claim against him for this, So you aren't going to
Speaker 4: do this. The reviewers of this book also have called
Speaker 4: it a for profit Nazi esque gruesome program I'm reading
Speaker 4: here of involuntary organ harvesting. This atrocity has continued, Walter
Speaker 4: for more than twenty five years. Why well, they just
Speaker 4: keep it flowing because it makes the Chinese government lots
Speaker 4: of money. Since at least two thousand, every president since
Speaker 4: Bill Clinton has known that these transplants have been happening.
Speaker 4: Now here's a part where this stops being over there
Speaker 4: and it's over here, which is you know, is a
Speaker 4: Western complicit practice. Right, Yeah, we're gonna take off to
Speaker 4: China for What are you going to China for? You
Speaker 4: have a friend. Every buddy who's headed off to China
Speaker 4: lately is as someone who's randomly taken a sudden interest
Speaker 4: in China. He may be getting into organ maybe some
Speaker 4: health problems in his fifties, sixties, whatever it is. This
Speaker 4: is a creeping complicity of Western transplant community, the industry,
Speaker 4: the pharmaceutical industries in on this. Hospitals have trained their surgeons,
Speaker 4: journals have published data on this. Drug companies have sold
Speaker 4: basically immunosuppressants that make the stolen oregan take route by
Speaker 4: the paying customer from the Western world. So the whole
Speaker 4: arrangement is, you know, a lot of night tay. You
Speaker 4: have to like ignore it, you just want to survive.
Speaker 4: This is actually something that's happening. And here's the coldest
Speaker 4: part of this whole entire thing. The organs are being
Speaker 4: harvested in part to extend the lifespan of age communist oligarchs,
Speaker 4: about eight million of them in China. So a prisoner
Speaker 4: in one of the cities dies, a Paula Burrow sort
Speaker 4: of lives another decade because they transfer those Organs and
Speaker 4: then they getting was so good they started transferring it
Speaker 4: here to Westerners. That's the trade, that's the partner that owns.
Speaker 6: Thesees and all of us. Do you have a price list?
Speaker 4: Funny that actually leads to the second thing I want
Speaker 4: to talk about, which is called the cannibal Cafe. We'll
Speaker 4: talk about that.
Speaker 6: Let me know, we'll talk about it now.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, you know it is Friday, and it is
Speaker 4: a strange, strange world that has existed out there. But
Speaker 4: on the Cannibal Cafe, there was a price list back
Speaker 4: in the early two thousands. And you know, these are
Speaker 4: things that defy reasons. No, we've been talking, and I
Speaker 4: have been talking, of course, because there's cannibalism that went
Speaker 4: off a Zora ranch in New York City. It's Zora
Speaker 4: Ranch from twenty eleven to about the beginning of twenty thirteen.
Speaker 4: And all you needed to go to look at is
Speaker 4: the way back machine of the Internet. Because most of
Speaker 4: these places are forbidden, they get those four h three links.
Speaker 4: A lot of people try to go back and look
Speaker 4: at old stuff on the Internet. And there was one
Speaker 4: time something called the Cannibal Cafe. It was a network,
Speaker 4: so you know, that name alone. If you think about it, it
Speaker 4: kind of creates a picture in the mind, right, you know,
Speaker 4: you're looking at this and you're looking at prices for
Speaker 4: years feet, yes, hearts, and then there's these like arrangements
Speaker 4: that taking place where people are like becoming livestock. They're
Speaker 4: deciding that instead of like committing suicide and just like
Speaker 4: doing it themselves and offering themselves, they want to get
Speaker 4: themselves involved in an actual ritual sacrifice. And this has
Speaker 4: actually happened, Walter, Is this way.
Speaker 6: Back to some sort of trend that people want to
Speaker 6: get themselves in no ritualistic animal sacrifice.
Speaker 4: No, no, I pray to God. It's not a trend.
Speaker 4: It's not something that we would want kind of going around.
Speaker 4: But no, this is like the whole entire places of
Speaker 4: the Fantasy Forum where people used to meet in the
Speaker 4: early odds like two thousand through two thousand and five,
Speaker 4: and it was a real place. This is a real
Speaker 4: place where people you know, there was like you know,
Speaker 4: meeting places where they could exchange and what they would
Speaker 4: sell certain body parts for where they can find them,
Speaker 4: and somebody would arrange it. Somebody would arrange this type
Speaker 4: of thing for happening. The difference between the Oregon harvesting
Speaker 4: the cannibal cafe is really zero. These are things where
Speaker 4: body parts have now become commoditized. I know it exists
Speaker 4: somewhere on the dark web. I'm sure there's tour browsers
Speaker 4: and stuff like that that's out there. But I don't
Speaker 4: know how these arrangements are actually getting done but will continue.
Speaker 6: Right, We don't want to know, but we want to
Speaker 6: know about We don't want to know how those are arranged,
Speaker 6: but we want to know about volume. How often do
Speaker 6: you think these sort of transactions are taking place? Just
Speaker 6: an estimate, No idea, Walter, all right, no idea. All right,
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Speaker 1: The other side of Midnight with Walter Sterling. It's the
Speaker 1: other side of midnight, and with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 3: Talking every night, Walter Sterling, the other side of midnight.
Speaker 6: Now we're on with Eddie Aragon, Eddie Dragon from the
Speaker 6: Witness Protection Program. He's sharing with us really horrendous, horrible
Speaker 6: information about cannibalism, organ harvesting, just terrible stuff. Eddie a concluding.
Speaker 4: Remark, Well, the numbers are sixty to eighty thousand a year.
Speaker 4: These are the transplant organs, including kidney, liver, heart, lung, pancreas,
Speaker 4: and small intestines. They average price for a heart from China,
Speaker 4: if you wanted to pick that up from the following gong,
Speaker 4: is about thirty nine thousand dollars. And by the way,
Speaker 4: this trade is increasing, it is not decreasing. It has
Speaker 4: increased by probably about five to ten percent estimated. Because
Speaker 4: there's no official numbers. In order to get something like this,
Speaker 4: you actually broke. You need a broker, which you can
Speaker 4: only pretty much find on the dark web or somewhere else.
Speaker 4: So it is incredible that this is happening in this
Speaker 4: day and age, during this time with a point one
Speaker 4: billion people on this earth, you know, who speak nearly
Speaker 4: seven thousand languages, who all understand humanity. This is the
Speaker 4: most inhumane thing that's currently going on today, and it's
Speaker 4: happening amongst you know, probably some of your friends and
Speaker 4: neighbors out there who are suddenly having some ailments. And
Speaker 4: it's just a sad state of affairs, to be sure.
Speaker 4: So I hope this stops. This is a rotesque and disgusting.
Speaker 6: We hope we can keep getting these stories. Eddie Ragan
Speaker 6: in the Witness Protection programs in Space Space Space.
Speaker 7: The other side of.
Speaker 3: Lebens in Space Space Space.
Speaker 7: Oh, girls are by.
Speaker 5: You just have to figure out what type she is.
Speaker 5: She's either bilingual, bisexual, bipolar, or just fish and it
Speaker 5: takes a while to figure out sometimes.
Speaker 6: Showed American Radio Melvin, Welcome to the other side of midnight.
Speaker 6: Your phone numbers eight hundred eight four eight nine two
Speaker 6: two two. We're talking about infledating, Melvin Walter.
Speaker 7: I'm dating. My father told me advice how to go
Speaker 7: out with a girl, and I said, what dowa do?
Speaker 7: He says, son, the first thing you do you ask
Speaker 7: the girl is she knows the difference from Hamburger to
Speaker 7: phil She says, no, you're taking the McDonald's. And she says, yes,
Speaker 7: you get a new girlfriend.
Speaker 6: Melvin, thank you for this profound advice. It's excellent. I
Speaker 6: appreciate the call. At eight hundred eight four eight nine
Speaker 6: two two two. The King of Staten Island, Silas, Welcome
Speaker 6: to the other side of midnight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was about the dating.
Speaker 6: Yes, the dating. Have you when was the last time
Speaker 6: you were on a date. Oh god, do you think
Speaker 6: you're Do you think you have enough expertise to talk
Speaker 6: about this?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I apply logic to everything, all right.
Speaker 6: That rarely helps in dating. But go ahead, give me
Speaker 6: something logical.
Speaker 8: Well, when I did date, I am, I'm blond. I
Speaker 8: don't bullshit women. I don't bullshit anybody, but I don't
Speaker 8: bullshit women.
Speaker 6: Hey hey, hey, hey, you're on the radio. You're not
Speaker 6: in a bar with your Thanks for the call. I
Speaker 6: can't believe we just had to actually do something that
Speaker 6: never happens at the radio show. We actually had to
Speaker 6: push buttons, the plastic flip things over. The buttons were
Speaker 6: actually moved, The dust came flying. It was shocking. We're
Speaker 6: talking about inflidating. This is the hot trend. Do you
Speaker 6: understand it's Friday in America. This is the hot trend. Inflidating.
Speaker 6: People no longer wanting to spend real money for a
Speaker 6: first or second date to impress the girl or impress
Speaker 6: the guy, and women are not expecting it anymore. And
Speaker 6: I don't believe that for one second. I believe that's
Speaker 6: the biggest lie there is. The biggest lie there is
Speaker 6: is the woman does not want to be wooed with cash.
Speaker 6: I'm not even talking about those sort of transactions. I'm
Speaker 6: just talking about a really good dinner, a Broadway show,
Speaker 6: or in your case, summer theater, regional summer theater, whatever
Speaker 6: it is. Say this is what women want. In fact,
Speaker 6: it's what they demand. If you said to a woman,
Speaker 6: if I said to a woman, first date, tell you
Speaker 6: what we're going to do. We're going to go down
Speaker 6: to the park. We're going to take a couple of
Speaker 6: diet cokes with us, some sandwiches, and we're going to
Speaker 6: watch a little league game. What do you say? How
Speaker 6: does that sound to you?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 6: Don't you want to watch a little league? Don't you
Speaker 6: appreciate ambitious children?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 6: I said, Well, we'll go have dinner. Yeah, yeah, we'll
Speaker 6: have dinner on the bleachers at the park watching a
Speaker 6: little glade game. Won't that be great? Well, this is
Speaker 6: called inflidating. This is the trend, my friend, cheap dates.
Speaker 6: Get to know each other first before you invest in
Speaker 6: actual dinners and actual entertainment events. How do you feel
Speaker 6: about that? My numbers eight hundred and eight for eight
Speaker 6: nine two two two. It's a radio show on a
Speaker 6: Friday Morning, the Great Shift, the Late Shift with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 6: You and I are on the air in Chicago. Now
Speaker 6: listen to me on WGN.
Speaker 9: Well, the whole thing descends into the vapid viscosity of
Speaker 9: a dud the.
Speaker 3: People a Walmart on the other side of midnight.
Speaker 2: Here's a name that you've heard before right here with
Speaker 2: Walter Sterling. His name is Richard Lee McCreary, fifty nine
Speaker 2: of Fruitland Park, Florida. He's from Fruitland. Yeah, apparently he's
Speaker 2: a serial shoplifter and was in the news not that
Speaker 2: long ago for doing the same thing. Who's at the Walmart?
Speaker 2: And he got picked up for swipe and some rotisserie
Speaker 2: chicken and gatorade from your neighborhood Walmart. Here's the thing.
Speaker 2: Rotisseri chicken at Walmart is a great temptation. You love it.
Speaker 2: I love it. Man. You may want to talk about
Speaker 2: Robert F. Kennedy Junior's stressing upon us of eating protein.
Speaker 2: It's a great piece of protein, all cooked and ready
Speaker 2: to go, season just right. You bring it home and
Speaker 2: you just tear it apart. Tear it apart like a
Speaker 2: wild animal, that rotissery chicken. Richard Lee McCreery, Dicky Lee
Speaker 2: as he goes by, Dicky Lee. Yeah, taking into custody.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. He was also apparently riding around a
Speaker 2: motorized shopping cart back and forth outside the store while
Speaker 2: he was enjoying that chicken and gatorade. McCrary told the
Speaker 2: police that he paid for the chicken and the gatorade
Speaker 2: with a debit card, but of course couldn't produce a receipt.
Speaker 2: And then they go, yeah, he called himself Brian Lee
Speaker 2: Mains as his pseudonym is known to pome. So they
Speaker 2: looked at his ID, they got it out of his wallet,
Speaker 2: and yem, it's Richard Lee McCreary, Dickie Lee. Dickie Lee
Speaker 2: stayed around. If you're going to commit some sort of
Speaker 2: a crime like this, he's old enough to know better.
Speaker 2: He's fifty nine years old. Got to make an escape.
Speaker 2: And now I understand the temptation of a rotisserie chicken.
Speaker 2: You just want to eat it and eat it now.
Speaker 2: The smell, the taste, oh my goodness, lip smacking good.
Speaker 2: It's cheaper to get a rotisserie chicken then to go
Speaker 2: to a fast food chicken place and the chicken's better.
Speaker 2: I like that and you should as well. By the way,
Speaker 2: the gatorade flavor, it was blue Gatorade blue. Yeah, deligious,
Speaker 2: Dickie Lee. He's probably banned from that Walmart, probably is
Speaker 2: banned from every Walmart. But will our friend Dicky Lee
Speaker 2: McCreary get arrested again at a Norman neighborhood Walmart? I,
Speaker 2: you know, picking up some cool Yeah, yeah, you will
Speaker 2: for the people of Walmart. I'm vel o'hool Walter Sterling
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Speaker 3: This is the show that set across the nation, is
Speaker 3: set the trend. It's the bye sidey sound of Walters
Speaker 3: down on the other side of Midnight.
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Speaker 6: A Chevy Terry in Georgia. Welcome to the other side
Speaker 6: of midnight.
Speaker 5: Hello, Hello, how are you.
Speaker 6: I'm excited to speak to you.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: What can I do for you tonight? Terry? What do
Speaker 6: you have to report?
Speaker 5: I'm calling because I'm reporting the cost to live in Yes,
Speaker 5: and I was listening to the gentleman before, but I
Speaker 5: had to give my input if you don't mind. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I am disabled, yuh, and I was disabled through a
Speaker 5: hidden and run driver ran me over twice and left.
Speaker 5: But my whole thing is that people are talking about
Speaker 5: the cost of living and everything. Well, those of us
Speaker 5: who are on disability, we already care afford the cost
Speaker 5: of living. They barely give you anything for disability, and
Speaker 5: at this point they think they're giving you a three
Speaker 5: percent raise at the beginning of the year. Is a
Speaker 5: is a lot. Most people who are on disability and
Speaker 5: some on Social Security are borderlines below posty because it's
Speaker 5: just not helping. And then we have all these different
Speaker 5: things going on and losing our homes and everything, and
Speaker 5: nobody wants to help. I've tried calls and foundations and
Speaker 5: different things like that. I can't get any help. The
Speaker 5: news said they would help me, they didn't. They told
Speaker 5: me to reach out to foundations and reach out to
Speaker 5: owners of different teams. Not one person call me back.
Speaker 5: So I'm just trying to figure out what do they
Speaker 5: want us to do? We can people are people don't
Speaker 5: have that kindness they had before. I think they only
Speaker 5: have it at Christmas now, So I'm trying to figure
Speaker 5: out what do we do. We don't have any other choices.
Speaker 5: I tried to apply for more money with disability and
Speaker 5: they said that I made twenty five dollars too much
Speaker 5: to get another thousand dollars a month.
Speaker 6: Can you believe how complicated those forms are and how
Speaker 6: long you have to wait on hold to get a
Speaker 6: simple answer when they say you're number forty nine on hold,
Speaker 6: or we can call you back tomorrow automatically, and then
Speaker 6: they never do yes.
Speaker 5: And it was now because of everyone losing their jobs,
Speaker 5: different people losing their jobs in the government. They said,
Speaker 5: if you apply for disability now it used to be
Speaker 5: that you would wait up to six months. Now because
Speaker 5: of the shortage, you're having to wait up to a
Speaker 5: year or a year and a half to see if
Speaker 5: you're going to get your disability.
Speaker 6: And can I ask, do you belong to a church?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 6: I do, And what did your church say?
Speaker 5: My church has helped me as much as they can.
Speaker 5: But I have a small church. And I did try
Speaker 5: to go to a megachurch and he told me it's
Speaker 5: his email him. I did, and then he sent it
Speaker 5: to a department that looks at his letters, and they
Speaker 5: send me an email back and said they'd be praying
Speaker 5: for me.
Speaker 6: And it's a megachurch.
Speaker 5: It's a megachurch. So the mega church.
Speaker 6: So the preacher, the minister probably has a really nice car.
Speaker 6: I'm sure he does that his wife, I'm sure they Yes,
Speaker 6: and his wife. Let's not forget. Yes, the megachurches terrify
Speaker 6: me because they always find hypocrisy. They always find that Gee,
Speaker 6: if there's a hurricane, they lock their doors figuratively and literally.
Speaker 6: It's it never works out well. Now, Terry, I'm going
Speaker 6: to ask you two questions, and I promise you nothing,
Speaker 6: but let me ask you two questions. Do you live alone?
Speaker 5: Yes? I do.
Speaker 6: Do you have children?
Speaker 5: Yes? I do.
Speaker 6: What are the kids saying?
Speaker 5: My kids? I can't depend on my kids because they
Speaker 5: can't help me because my one daughter they both went
Speaker 5: back to college. My one daughter has kids, and my
Speaker 5: other daughter is like I said, they're going back to
Speaker 5: college and they just don't have the funds to help me.
Speaker 5: And that's why I've tried. I've tried everything.
Speaker 6: Can you live with them?
Speaker 5: I think?
Speaker 6: Can you live with them?
Speaker 5: No? My one daughter has a one bedroom and it's
Speaker 5: just barely enough room for her. And my other daughter
Speaker 5: has two sons and both of them our sons are autistic.
Speaker 5: So I can't take their bit.
Speaker 6: How bad's the autism?
Speaker 5: One is verbal and one's non bubble.
Speaker 6: Pray for that one that's nonverbal. That's uh, your daughter
Speaker 6: has a special kind of hell and a special kind
Speaker 6: of blessing right there. All right, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what. There's nothing I can promise you,
Speaker 6: but i'd like you to do me a favor. Would
Speaker 6: you do me a favor?
Speaker 5: Yes, I will.
Speaker 6: All right, we're gonna put you on hold. You're going
Speaker 6: to give your name and your phone number to my
Speaker 6: friend Ian, who's going to take it down. And let
Speaker 6: me give some thought to this. Okay, let me give
Speaker 6: some thought. I promise you nothing, but I will take
Speaker 6: you seriously. Is that fair?
Speaker 5: That's their fair. I mean that's more than I got
Speaker 5: when I contacted the news and they said they would
Speaker 5: help me. Never show that the.
Speaker 6: News guys are news guys are cheap weasels. Don't go
Speaker 6: to news guys. Just just do you give your information
Speaker 6: in the and hold on, don't go anywhere. Thank you
Speaker 6: very much for the call, Terarian, Thanks for listening. Eight
Speaker 6: hundred eight four eight nine two to two two. Joaquin
Speaker 6: in Pennsylvania in the Pennsylvania Wilds, Welcome to the other
Speaker 6: side of midnight high.
Speaker 9: Hey, good evening, Walter. I have your trucking story for
Speaker 9: the years.
Speaker 6: Yes, now listen to good Joaquin is a retired trucker.
Speaker 6: I have deep and profound respect for eighteen wheelers. I
Speaker 6: have profound respect for anybody who paid the Philly to
Speaker 6: Pittsburgh toll on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the largest amount of
Speaker 6: money any human can spend in a day. Sir, Let's
Speaker 6: hear your story.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 9: I'm bringing the good, the bad, the ugly, the raw truth,
Speaker 9: you know, the adventure of life on the road. And
Speaker 9: I have a Texas story for you, and let's not
Speaker 9: confuse it with a Florida story. So it was my
Speaker 9: first trip to Texas, okay, back in like nineteen eighty four. Yeah,
Speaker 9: And so I decided to stop for dinner at some
Speaker 9: diner kind of in the middle of nowhere. There's a
Speaker 9: lot of olten space down there, and I happened to
Speaker 9: pull into the parking lot and there was a bunch
Speaker 9: the deputy sheriff's cars in there. And so I walk
Speaker 9: into the diner slash restaurant and I go and I
Speaker 9: said to the counter, there is nobody at the counter.
Speaker 9: And they might have been a table with a couple
Speaker 9: of people in the back, but everybody from the staff
Speaker 9: was kind of like in the corner. And the waitress
Speaker 9: just comes scurrying over to me and she takes my order.
Speaker 9: All right, So she comes back, you know, and they're
Speaker 9: still they're all sitting there in the corner whispering whatever else.
Speaker 9: And okay, so she brings to my food. I'm sitting
Speaker 9: there eating and then somebody yelse he's up in the ceiling,
Speaker 9: Go get the sheriff. And the next thing I know,
Speaker 9: some deputy sheriff comes in. And this is the honest truth,
Speaker 9: the stool right next to me climbs up on the
Speaker 9: stool next to me, pulls his pistol out while I'm
Speaker 9: sitting there with my plate of foods in front of me.
Speaker 9: It sticks his head up into the into the ceiling,
Speaker 9: you know, to look inside there. And then it turned
Speaker 9: out that there was a guy who was a previous
Speaker 9: employee and he was peeping into the women's bathroom. And
Speaker 9: so then someone says, someone's got to go up there
Speaker 9: and get him. So finally, some young overweight tech beauty
Speaker 9: pull just piss a lot and goes climbs up the
Speaker 9: stairs into the attic to go get the guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's amazing, a great story. Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Be sure to call us again. Tomorrow Monday with your
Speaker 6: new trucking story. Woacin you're a good guy. Thanks very
Speaker 6: much for calling. Eight hundred eight four eight nine two
Speaker 6: two two eight hundred eight four eight nine two two
Speaker 6: two with Walter Sterling The Other Side of Midnight Inflidating.
Speaker 6: This is the hot trend. It's Friday, we talk about dating.
Speaker 6: Inflidating is a hot trend. It's where you go on
Speaker 6: a date, first date, second date. You barely know each other,
Speaker 6: you need to get to know each other, and you
Speaker 6: decide that you don't want the interference of actually having
Speaker 6: a good meal, you don't want to have the interference
Speaker 6: of a fancy show, and instead you get to have
Speaker 6: a conversation because you made a decision to spend almost
Speaker 6: no money on your first date. I don't believe any
Speaker 6: woman likes that idea. I don't think there's a woman
Speaker 6: in the world who thinks that idea is a good idea.
Speaker 6: Neil in Baltimore, Welcome to the Other side of Midnight. Hi, Neil, Hey, Walter,
Speaker 6: nice talk. Hello.
Speaker 10: I want to be the first one to reach out
Speaker 10: and offer some help in terms of dollars and cents
Speaker 10: to this lady.
Speaker 6: All right, So I'm going to tell you what to do. Okay,
Speaker 6: We're gonna put you on hold, and Ian is going
Speaker 6: to give you her name and number. Is that a
Speaker 6: good plan, I guess unless you know.
Speaker 10: More people would like to chime in and we could
Speaker 10: find a way to do it collectively.
Speaker 6: Money's a funny thing. I think the best way to
Speaker 6: handle it is privately. It's a great offer. I thank
Speaker 6: you for doing it. Hold on, Ian will give you
Speaker 6: her name and number, and you two can connect and
Speaker 6: handle it in a way that makes sense for you.
Speaker 6: All right, is Neil Ian have them? Okay? This is
Speaker 6: what Neil was talking about. A lovely lady from Georgia
Speaker 6: called up and she has serious financial problems because she
Speaker 6: has a disability, a serious disability. She's tried to get
Speaker 6: more money from the federal government for disability and come
Speaker 6: social Security. Just can't make it. She just can't make it.
Speaker 6: She has grandchildren that are challenged. One of the things
Speaker 6: about doing this for a living is I can tell
Speaker 6: a phony in a second. And she was telling the truth.
Speaker 6: I believed her, and I said, hold on, we'll take
Speaker 6: your name in number. Let's see if anybody wants to
Speaker 6: talk to you. See if they can help out. First
Speaker 6: call Neil. Neil gave a call, said I will try
Speaker 6: to help her out, and now we're connecting the two
Speaker 6: of them. I'm Walter Sterling. This is the other side
Speaker 6: of Midnight and who's this? Who is this? Who's in here?
Speaker 6: I don't hear anything I wanted to hear, Bruce. I
Speaker 6: was following the log go kill me.
Speaker 4: Hey, Walter, this is your cousin. Listen. I think that
Speaker 4: it's time that you took a little break. So I'm
Speaker 4: going to play a song that I actually introduced years ago.
Speaker 4: So Walter, hit the trail and I'll take care.
Speaker 1: Of the Other side of Midnight with Walter Sterley. The
Speaker 1: Other side of Midnight with Walter Sterley.
Speaker 4: Become the media.
Speaker 6: I call eight hundred and eighty more. What oh, Brooklyn?
Speaker 6: Always like talking to Brooklyn. Welcome to the Other Side
Speaker 6: of Midnight with Walter Sterling.
Speaker 10: Hello, Brooklyn, Hi is this me?
Speaker 6: Congratulations you're on the air. We're talking about infledating, going
Speaker 6: on dates first or second time and not wasting a
Speaker 6: lot of money. How do you feel about that?
Speaker 11: Well, it worked for us back then. Well I met
Speaker 11: my husband on the Brooklyn Serry. So I'm going back
Speaker 11: a while, and he kissed me the very first night
Speaker 11: you met me.
Speaker 6: How did you feel about that? Was that was your
Speaker 6: mother with you on the date?
Speaker 11: Hell no, I just met him. I was actually making
Speaker 11: eyes at the pretzel guy.
Speaker 6: Sure, the pretzel guy. You knew there was steady income
Speaker 6: and food.
Speaker 11: I mean the smell of those pretzels will drive you crazy, crazy, yeah,
Speaker 11: but he will. He was having none of that, my husband.
Speaker 11: It was winter inside the boat, and he puts his
Speaker 11: leg up on me, lights a cigarette on the bench,
Speaker 11: and lights a cigarette and block my view of everyone.
Speaker 6: Smart smart man.
Speaker 11: That was on friends. Wow, that was on a friend's episode.
Speaker 11: But I didn't know he was making a move. I
Speaker 11: was only seventeen. So he kissed me very lightly on
Speaker 11: the lips. He made a move. And the next day
Speaker 11: I came into Brooklyn to see my girlfriend and I said,
Speaker 11: this guy gave me his phone number. Should I call him?
Speaker 11: And she said, we're not doing anything, so cal him
Speaker 11: and we had not far from where I am now,
Speaker 11: in walking distance. I don't know what it was called,
Speaker 11: but you put your nickel in the thing and you
Speaker 11: got your coffee and sandwich.
Speaker 6: Out an automate.
Speaker 11: That's yeah. So the three of us sat together. I said,
Speaker 11: don't leave me alone with him, because I don't know him.
Speaker 11: I don't know what to talk about. And we spent
Speaker 11: like an hour together, just having coffee. And then she
Speaker 11: went her way and we just kept walking and I
Speaker 11: don't remember if we were holding hands, but you get
Speaker 11: to talk. It's intimate without being intimate, without being physical.
Speaker 11: And nobody wanted to see me with him because he
Speaker 11: was an older man, old eleven years older than me.
Speaker 6: There's nothing wrong with them.
Speaker 11: Well they thought, yeah, they thought it was so they
Speaker 11: were jealous.
Speaker 6: They were just jealous.
Speaker 11: I don't know. But you know how fathers are strict,
Speaker 11: you know, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah. It is an Italian. Your father was Italian. Yes,
Speaker 6: I'm surprised the guy's still alive.
Speaker 11: Well, the nuns, you know, the.
Speaker 6: Nuns, nuns and your Italian father. How did you ever
Speaker 6: go on a date at all?
Speaker 11: We snuck around, Oh, good gosh. And that draws you
Speaker 11: closer together, yes, and after graduation, always together. And my
Speaker 11: father knew he couldn't really tell me what to do
Speaker 11: so much anymore. But I could have been a dance teacher.
Speaker 11: My sister was a dance teacher. She offered me a
Speaker 11: job in her studio to break us up. She said,
Speaker 11: you could be head of a teenage division, but you
Speaker 11: can't see him anymore. So at that point I could
Speaker 11: not see me without him right right.
Speaker 6: Well, this is Loretta. These are all kinds of threats
Speaker 6: that you overcame, and I thank you very much for
Speaker 6: the call. A successful relationship without any dating, real dating,
Speaker 6: without any parental approval, without any approval from the nuns.
Speaker 6: She overcame a great deal, far more than you've had
Speaker 6: to overcome. Infledating, spending no money on a date, this
Speaker 6: is the trend. You just sit on a park bench
Speaker 6: and a picnic bench. You sit on a bleacher, you
Speaker 6: talk to each other for a couple hours, if you're lucky,
Speaker 6: nothing else. No wasting money on food, theater. That's the
Speaker 6: hot trend. How do you feel about that? I feel
Speaker 6: no woman would actually want that. I've never met a
Speaker 6: woman who would actually not hold that resentment. Any woman
Speaker 6: I've ever known would hold that resentment for the rest
Speaker 6: of her life. It would be as bad as if
Speaker 6: you decided to actually get married and you the guy
Speaker 6: decided to have some ideas about the wedding, where the
Speaker 6: reception should be where to hold the ceremony. It's the
Speaker 6: worst mistake a man can make is to give opinions
Speaker 6: about the wedding, the reception. It must never be done.
Speaker 6: Don't ever do that. I'll tell you why. When a
Speaker 6: guy is like eight nine years old, at no time
Speaker 6: does he think what will my wedding be like? What's
Speaker 6: my wedding going to be like? He never thinks that.
Speaker 6: At eight or nine, she's already planned out the reception,
Speaker 6: the menu, who's going to come, the time of day,
Speaker 6: what she's gonna wear. And she's held that since she
Speaker 6: was eight or nine till the moment she set eyes
Speaker 6: on you and agreed to your to go to marry you.
Speaker 6: For the minute she agreed to marry you. From the
Speaker 6: time she was eight, she knew exactly what that wedding
Speaker 6: was going to be like. And God helped the man
Speaker 6: who edits that. The biggest mistake you can make is
Speaker 6: to edit that. To have an idea, even if it's
Speaker 6: something seemingly simple, like I think the napkins should be
Speaker 6: red and in her mind they were white. If she
Speaker 6: shows up and they're red napkins and they don't match
Speaker 6: that panacea in her head. That's it. You will hear
Speaker 6: about that the rest of your life because you must
Speaker 6: remember a key thing about women. Women work in resentments
Speaker 6: the way others work in clay, the way an artist
Speaker 6: works in clay. That's how women work resentments. They let
Speaker 6: them go. No, no, they they don't let them grow.
Speaker 6: They let them grow. They don't let them go. They
Speaker 6: let them grow. Resentments get bigger and bigger over time
Speaker 6: because they're watered, fertilized with events, studied, shared with their sister.
Speaker 6: If she starts sharing a resentment with her sister, it
Speaker 6: takes on a life of its own. It could be
Speaker 6: put in a museum as to how profound an artistic
Speaker 6: it becomes. You have no idea, whereas a guy, how
Speaker 6: does a guy like go over resentment? Hey, you want
Speaker 6: to have a beer later?
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 6: The resentment's done. Women they grow them hydroponic. They'll take
Speaker 6: them to Mars. Resentments. They'll be grown hydroponically. They will
Speaker 6: never end. That is the challenge. Do not imagine that
Speaker 6: you're ever going to get pasted changes in the wedding,
Speaker 6: and never imagine you're going to get past mistakes on
Speaker 6: the first or second or third date. The second, second, third,
Speaker 6: first date. I'm getting very nervous just thinking about it.
Speaker 6: They're going to review those events. Did you spend enough money,
Speaker 6: did you go to the right hotel, What did you eat?
Speaker 6: Did you make her pay for the cab home? Did
Speaker 6: you make her pay for the cab home? That's it.
Speaker 6: There's no future in that relationship because even if she,
Speaker 6: even if she does it with you, even if she
Speaker 6: marries you, the taxi moment will come up again for
Speaker 6: the next thirty years, the next thirty years, at some
Speaker 6: point in the day, and remember that time you made
Speaker 6: me pay for the cab going home. Remember that time
Speaker 6: when you made me pay for the cab. It will
Speaker 6: never stop. Guys don't think like that. Women think like that.
Speaker 6: Is that thinking? I don't know if that's thinking, But
Speaker 6: it's in the DNA, it's reflexive. It is memory. These
Speaker 6: are cell memories. These are membrane memory events that cannot
Speaker 6: be deleted. It is in the hardware, it is in
Speaker 6: the core memory. It will not leave. That's why I
Speaker 6: say forget it. You're not going to get away with
Speaker 6: cheap dates. That's a nice fantasy, I promise you. That
Speaker 6: idea for inflidating No woman came up with that idea.
Speaker 6: There's no way in hell a woman came up with
Speaker 6: that idea. That's one of those groovy TikTok trends, and
Speaker 6: you know it must be true if it's a TikTok
Speaker 6: trend coming up. You and I are going to talk
Speaker 6: to the Great Dave Scott, who is the most information
Speaker 6: available about UFOs UAPs, the latest drops from our government,
Speaker 6: the non existent drops from our government. And then there's
Speaker 6: an amazing disqualification that took place in a bike race
Speaker 6: that I can't believe dovetails with what you and I
Speaker 6: have been discussing for about eighteen months. Cheating with sports bras. Yes,
Speaker 6: there has been an incident of cheating with sportspras and
Speaker 6: what that involves is stunning. I'm Walter Sterling on the
Speaker 6: other side of Midnight Red Apple Audio Networks