Speaker 1: Tricia, what's the first thing made you laugh today?
Speaker 2: All right, they should do YouTube rapped so everyone can
Speaker 2: see the embarrassing stuff we all couldn't do without a
Speaker 2: video tutorial this year.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I think that would be hilarious.
Speaker 1: I lean on them a lot.
Speaker 4: I use a lot of Jack Watch, I do a
Speaker 4: lot of tutorials, and I'm so glad they're there.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, thank you to the people who take the
Speaker 2: time to do it. I've fixed so many things on
Speaker 2: my computer with the tutorials.
Speaker 1: A lot of those channels are monetized. They make money
Speaker 1: for doing them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they get a lot of views like how
Speaker 4: to do whatever, whatever you got to get done. I
Speaker 4: remember years ago, your mother needed some help with something.
Speaker 4: It's something fairly simple, and I finally wrote her I said,
Speaker 4: you know, you could find pretty much how to do
Speaker 4: anything on YouTube. And I was like, oh, I hope
Speaker 4: she didn't take that the wrong.
Speaker 3: Way, that I didn't sound sassy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that I didn't want to help her out or whatever.
Speaker 4: But since then the requests have declined, they have gone down.
Speaker 4: So YouTube smart thing.
Speaker 1: Good thing. It can be a bad thing too, I guess.
Speaker 2: I mean sure, mostly good though. I fixed my car
Speaker 2: and my computer. I feel very manly.
Speaker 4: Coming up on the show today, we're going to play
Speaker 4: song quiz. Hopefully we continue our winning streak. Speaking of winners,
Speaker 4: we've got a list of the winners and losers of
Speaker 4: twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: And what do you have? First? In the story we Love?
Speaker 2: Oh Sandy, I know it's almost Christmas, but I have
Speaker 2: a haunted forest story for y'all and one man who's
Speaker 2: a little irritated about the whole thing.
Speaker 1: All right, stay with us a haunted forest story.
Speaker 3: Merry Christmas, Good morning.
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Speaker 2: All I could think when I read this story was
Speaker 2: imagine how annoyed this guy must have felt when he
Speaker 2: found out why nobody came to save him. A twenty
Speaker 2: two year old guy in Thailand fell forty feet down
Speaker 2: in abandoned well and survived. Couldn't get out, so he
Speaker 2: started screaming for help, but nobody came. The well was
Speaker 2: in a remote forest, but there's a small village nearby
Speaker 2: where people should have been able to hear him.
Speaker 3: It turns out that several people in the village.
Speaker 2: Did hear him, but they did not go to investigate
Speaker 2: because they assumed it was a ghost making all the noise.
Speaker 3: They thought the forest was haunted.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, this guy was in the well.
Speaker 2: He was in the well for three days before cops
Speaker 2: driving by heard his screams. He told them he'd only
Speaker 2: been yelling one hour once an hour to conserve energy,
Speaker 2: so it's like it that they were driving by when
Speaker 2: they did. Took about a half hour f room to
Speaker 2: get rescued. He was covered in bruises, head injury, broken wrists.
Speaker 2: They ended up sealing at the well. So over a
Speaker 2: long story short, he fell in the well and was screaming,
Speaker 2: and people heard, but they're like, wait, you going out there.
Speaker 3: That forest is haunted. We are not going in there.
Speaker 2: The more plausible explanation than somebody human was out there.
Speaker 3: Hurt was that it was a ghost that was making
Speaker 3: all the noise.
Speaker 4: That made more sense, correct than a human being in
Speaker 4: me than anybody saying maybe it's a person and we
Speaker 4: should go check it out.
Speaker 1: Oh I bet that guy's mad.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, so irritated.
Speaker 2: Close head wound. If he had stayed down there longer,
Speaker 2: he could have died. I know, bad things could have happened.
Speaker 2: But you know, like over sixty percent of people in
Speaker 2: America do believe in ghosts, So I feel like maybe
Speaker 2: that could happen here if we're not careful.
Speaker 1: Do you believe in them? I do really belief, no
Speaker 1: doubt in your mind.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, so ghosts sometimes has the connotation of scary,
Speaker 2: you know, like horror movies. I guess I should say
Speaker 2: I believe in like spirits of people who have passed
Speaker 2: on and and my my most in your face example
Speaker 2: of this is I have a friend Holly, who passed
Speaker 2: away from cancer several years ago.
Speaker 3: Before she died, she for one of her birthday parties.
Speaker 2: She had one of those painting parties where she invited
Speaker 2: a bunch of people and we all painted the exact
Speaker 2: same picture. Everybody looks different, right because she painted it.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I had that picture leaning on a shelf in my closet,
Speaker 2: and I was in that closet one day and I
Speaker 2: had been thinking about Holly. I was on the opposite
Speaker 2: side of the closet and that picture moved. I was
Speaker 2: nowhere near the picture and it tilted forward a little bit.
Speaker 2: I heard the noise and I looked and the picture
Speaker 2: had moved. I was nowhere near it, and I'd just
Speaker 2: been thinking about her, And I think that was her
Speaker 2: like touching the picture to let me know she was there.
Speaker 1: Really, I do.
Speaker 4: When I get if I if you ever find out
Speaker 4: these like when you die you find out all these things. Yeah,
Speaker 4: there be a lot of people. Go dude, I was
Speaker 4: trying to get a hold.
Speaker 3: Of you, but I couldn't trying to warn you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he didn't pay any attention.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: You want to know something super weird too. Another reason
Speaker 2: I believe in him. This one's kind of scary.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 2: You know, it's during the day, taking a nap, you're
Speaker 2: like in between sleeping awake. Yeah, And I put hand
Speaker 2: to a bible woke up because it felt like somebody
Speaker 2: took their finger put it on my forehead and pushed
Speaker 2: my head back into the pillow, and it woke me
Speaker 2: out of that twilight sleep.
Speaker 1: You think it was?
Speaker 3: I think? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Could been my grandfather being like, hey, wake up. Are
Speaker 2: you sleeping there in the day? Yeah, could have been
Speaker 2: Hollies and what's up girl. I don't know what it was,
Speaker 2: but I'm telling you my head. I felt it on
Speaker 2: my forehead, my head pushed back into the pillow. If
Speaker 2: I'm lying, I'm dying, Sandy.
Speaker 1: It was me.
Speaker 3: It was not you. Nobody was there.
Speaker 1: I'll be really disappointed if we don't win today, Tricia.
Speaker 2: I know it'll be embarrassing. My family potentially could disown me.
Speaker 4: We're playing song Quiz and the category is going to
Speaker 4: be classic country. So let's go ahead and get to
Speaker 4: get and echo play song quiz.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to song Quiz. How many people want to
Speaker 5: play song quiz?
Speaker 1: One?
Speaker 5: To play a music decade, say decade. To play a
Speaker 5: brand new music genre, say genre genre. Choose a music
Speaker 5: genre you can say today's top hits, stay at home
Speaker 5: party boy bands versus girl bands. Try the featured playlist
Speaker 5: Sagittarius season or say more more. Choose a music genre.
Speaker 5: You can say two thousands rap, classic country, sixties rock,
Speaker 5: or say more classic country. Starting your classic country game.
Speaker 5: Your opponent is Nick Hill. Don't forget about your lifelines.
Speaker 5: They're there if you need them. Question one for ten points,
Speaker 5: The Dixie Chicks Take Me Away, swish. You got the
Speaker 5: full twenty pus. Your score is twenty and Nick hill
Speaker 5: score is ten. Question two of five for ten points, don't.
Speaker 1: Rock the Jukebox. Don't Rock the Jukebox by Alan Jackson.
Speaker 5: You have gumption. You got the full twenty points. Your
Speaker 5: score is forty and Nick Hill's score is twenty. Question
Speaker 5: three for ten points, just jam.
Speaker 1: Johnny Cash.
Speaker 5: You got the artist for ten points, the title was
Speaker 5: fulsome prison belief. Your score is fifty and Nick hills
Speaker 5: score is thirty. Question four for twenty points, I.
Speaker 6: Might have had a side kids inane ron I.
Speaker 1: Mean Keith right, Toby Keith should have been a cowboy yeehaw.
Speaker 5: Or You've got the full thirty points. Your score is
Speaker 5: eighty and Nick Hill's score is fifty. It's time for
Speaker 5: the song quiz bonus round, so read question five for
Speaker 5: forty points.
Speaker 3: Eat a Break the Jazz loves.
Speaker 1: The title Shania Twain feel like a woman.
Speaker 5: Bless your heart. You got the full fifty picks. Your
Speaker 5: score is one hundred and thirty and Nick Hill's score
Speaker 5: is one hundred ooh one. You must be grinning like
Speaker 5: a possum eating a sweet potato.
Speaker 3: So corn potato is a weird reference.
Speaker 1: Oh so corny. Victory. Though Victory got them all.
Speaker 3: Clear and concise victim.
Speaker 1: The only one we didn't get was the title of
Speaker 1: the Johnny Cash song.
Speaker 2: Evin.
Speaker 3: It was a true team effort this time.
Speaker 2: I would quite as on as much on the sideline
Speaker 2: as I have been in the past.
Speaker 4: I'm prouty e Aatrish, Good job, car.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go, Sandy. Here's your first question.
Speaker 3: Care or don't care?
Speaker 2: To find out what Liquid Death and Depends have teamed
Speaker 2: up to create.
Speaker 1: Liquid Depth of Water. Yep, I care.
Speaker 2: They have teamed up and created an adult diaper for
Speaker 2: heavy metal concerts. It's a pit diaper, so in your twenties,
Speaker 2: you can get into a mosh pit and not have
Speaker 2: to worry about having to go to the bathroom and
Speaker 2: losing your place. Now maybe a little bit older, maybe
Speaker 2: sometimes some guys have to go to the bathroom. So
Speaker 2: Depends created it looks it's a pleth looks like a
Speaker 2: speedo almost with the little pointy things on it, and
Speaker 2: a depends diaper fits inside, and when you order one
Speaker 2: you get a whole box, so that depends dipers that
Speaker 2: fit it like a cod piece.
Speaker 3: That way you can stay in the pit. You don't
Speaker 3: have to leave together.
Speaker 1: You can go to the bathroom in your pants.
Speaker 2: Tea on your sale. But it's in the diaper. You
Speaker 2: don't have to leave the mosh pit. That's gross, it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: I'll leave the pit, leave the pit and go to
Speaker 2: the bathroom.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they didn't made one for girls.
Speaker 3: Nope, it's just for men.
Speaker 2: Huh Yeah, heavy metal concerts.
Speaker 1: This is stupid. This is not going to last long.
Speaker 2: It's limited time and it's seventy five dollars if you
Speaker 2: want to buy the items.
Speaker 4: Someone pitched that idea and got it through. Yet you
Speaker 4: can't get barbecue shoes done.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to make my barbecue shoes, but they want
Speaker 2: to make a pit diaper.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes sense, makes no sense.
Speaker 3: Somebody right part? That is a great idea.
Speaker 1: You need the right part.
Speaker 3: I know, all's all in. Who you know, Sandy?
Speaker 2: Do you care or don't care to find out what
Speaker 2: Pantone has revealed as it's color of the Year for
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: First of all, what's Pantone?
Speaker 2: Pan Tone is like a paint company, you know, Sherwin
Speaker 2: Williams can tell you get colors.
Speaker 3: They do a bunch of stuff.
Speaker 4: Never heard of them before, So yeah, I guess I
Speaker 4: care what they're color of the year.
Speaker 2: Color of the year is the specific shade name is
Speaker 2: mocha moose. Everybody's saying the color of the year is poop. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's a poop a brown mocha color.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but people really get into this stuff when they're
Speaker 2: doing in tier design for the cuming year. I want
Speaker 2: to be kind of on the cutting edge of what's
Speaker 2: going to be big.
Speaker 3: This poop mocha color is apparently big.
Speaker 4: So people that are got to really into this they
Speaker 4: change the color every year to stay hip.
Speaker 3: I don't know if they could.
Speaker 2: I mean, some people paint their rooms their house in
Speaker 2: tear of their house all the time. But like, if
Speaker 2: you're designing something new and want you're at least for
Speaker 2: now for your house to be like edgy in they
Speaker 2: might they're gonna look at colors of the year A lot.
Speaker 1: All right? What else?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: Do you care or don't care? To find out? This
Speaker 2: is in fruit noos, sandy people who feel sorry for bananas.
Speaker 3: What they do?
Speaker 2: Stores do this to try and sell the older bananas.
Speaker 2: What they do to make the people sorry for the
Speaker 2: bananas and buy them.
Speaker 4: Why I care about this? How it's gonna affect my day?
Speaker 4: But okay, I'll care.
Speaker 2: The researchers put single bananas, older bananas out with a
Speaker 2: sign that says we are sad singles.
Speaker 3: We want to be bought as well.
Speaker 2: They did this, and the sales of single bananas jumped
Speaker 2: by almost sixty percent.
Speaker 1: Oh this is like people that.
Speaker 4: Let's say there's a bunch of bananas and they're say
Speaker 4: they're six in them, they only want five.
Speaker 3: They tear break one off.
Speaker 2: Okay, So by putting out though we're sad, sales of
Speaker 2: the single bananas jumped by almost sixty percent. They also
Speaker 2: put signs out next to happy bananas only.
Speaker 3: I mean the sales jumped like five percent. So people
Speaker 3: are more empathetic to the sad singles.
Speaker 1: I just want to get this out in front of
Speaker 1: everybody right now.
Speaker 4: Yes, I am a little bit butt hurt about what
Speaker 4: you're about to hear. And normally things don't bother me
Speaker 4: too much, but this kind of does JB tell everybody
Speaker 4: what you shared with us.
Speaker 6: I should not have shared it. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to listen to it for a couple
Speaker 3: of days.
Speaker 7: I'm sure you know I have a because I'm vain,
Speaker 7: I guess I have a Google alert on my name.
Speaker 7: I do too, and if an article comes up, you
Speaker 7: know that that I I get alerted. And then it
Speaker 7: just happened a couple of days ago, and I was like.
Speaker 6: Oh what am I? I'm not doing much?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 6: What are people writing about me?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 4: This is the thing in Google You just put your
Speaker 4: name in and then anytime an article is published with
Speaker 4: your name in it, you get an email notification.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, yeah, okay.
Speaker 7: And it was a Statesman article breaking down all the
Speaker 7: local celebrities by category, whether it's athlete, actors, singers, local
Speaker 7: media who have played mother Ginger because bench I think
Speaker 7: Vince Young was doing it and that's why they did
Speaker 7: the story. Maybe he's done it more than once, but
Speaker 7: and my name was in there, and that's why I
Speaker 7: got the Google alert. Now I shouldn't have told Sandy
Speaker 7: because he did it before I ever did it, like
Speaker 7: way before I ever did it. And I think you
Speaker 7: did it more than one twice twice.
Speaker 4: I've been mother Ginger at the at the Nutcracker, and
Speaker 4: it's a cool thing to get to do. In fact,
Speaker 4: my parents were in town once, remember that, Tricia. Yep,
Speaker 4: what I did it, and my poor dad had to
Speaker 4: sit through that whole damn ballet.
Speaker 3: And they did not mention your name.
Speaker 1: And I wasn't included in the article.
Speaker 6: Now, yeah, got hurt.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to find it. I think I saw the article.
Speaker 4: It listed everybody else in it. Hale Dudley got mentioned
Speaker 4: in it. JD got mentioned in it, and I didn't
Speaker 4: get mentioned in it. And I've done it twice and
Speaker 4: I was told, well, I could probably tell everybody this
Speaker 4: that I was one of the best mother Gingers.
Speaker 3: Did they tell you when you did it?
Speaker 1: JB?
Speaker 4: I'm sure very disappointing, But now it's all good.
Speaker 1: It's all good. I did.
Speaker 3: Maybe you made the person who wrote the article, Matt.
Speaker 3: Maybe they got beef with you.
Speaker 7: Maybe so, I mean, I wouldn't be the Michael Barnes.
Speaker 7: I didn't look at who reat it? But I'm tight
Speaker 7: with Michael. I'm on up of mind because we did
Speaker 7: a broadcast together for a few years.
Speaker 4: But I mean, my god, they dug back through all
Speaker 4: the old names. How did my name get not pop
Speaker 4: up to somewhere?
Speaker 6: I'm just I found I found the article?
Speaker 1: Who wrote?
Speaker 6: Uh, good question?
Speaker 1: Let me go back out?
Speaker 2: Statesman could be mad at the statesman, Yeah it was
Speaker 2: my It was Michael because he always tolds all the
Speaker 2: theater stuff.
Speaker 4: He needs to write another article and correct that traction?
Speaker 7: Was it?
Speaker 3: When they're like, oh, we have to correct this or
Speaker 3: we left this off.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Here are some of them.
Speaker 7: Politicians k Bailey, Hutchinson and Richards, Lloyd Doggett, Kirk Watson,
Speaker 7: will Win, Carol Keaton, Steve Adler, Lee Leffingwell, Mayors, a
Speaker 7: lot of them, all our mayors, Branish did it? Athletes
Speaker 7: Vince Young, Tom Kite, Major Apple, Why, Augie Garrito, Yeah,
Speaker 7: Lance Armstrong mm hmm, Hollywood Henderson, Jody, Conrad Gilbert to
Speaker 7: a Bonnie the Runner, Paul Carros another Runner, musician, Sarah Hickman,
Speaker 7: Ray Benson, Sean Colvin, pat Green, Kathy Valentine from Kichi
Speaker 7: Friedman Graham Reynolds and Peter Bay philanthropists, Michael Dell did its. Uh,
Speaker 7: let me skip educators, We'll skip that.
Speaker 6: Entertainers. Joe Sears, he's one of.
Speaker 3: The Tuna Christmas guys Heater Tuna.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Ray Anderson, Shannon Sedwick, I've met Shannon Sedwick. She's
Speaker 7: with Esther's Follies, I think. Yeah, Churk, Pipkin and Statesman Crew.
Speaker 7: They named some of those. Here are the media people,
Speaker 7: this is the category. Jenna Bush, Hager two, Hagar's in there. Yeah, myself,
Speaker 7: Fred can two TV, Jim Spencer TV, Ronaldlaverda TV, Julie Maggio,
Speaker 7: Evan Smith, Mark Murray, Olga kampus Dale Dudley Uh, Stephen Moser, Kevin.
Speaker 6: Connor, Sandy Boy.
Speaker 4: Sandy maclory really made an impression on him, really really
Speaker 4: made an impression on Thanks, Michael. Appreciate being left out
Speaker 4: of that. I really really do. Okay, Well, it's whatever
Speaker 4: I'm kidding. I hope everyone no one knows I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 7: In the now, the newspaper is mostly digital.
Speaker 6: They can go in and make edits on that stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh that's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, watch you get an alert tomorrow make a big
Speaker 2: must alert.
Speaker 4: You send Michael a note and say, Sandy is really
Speaker 4: really disappointed that you left him out of.
Speaker 6: That, and he's sometimes violent.
Speaker 1: On that you could say good night to this one.