Speaker 1: All right, folks on the road for a Friday show,
Speaker 1: The Tony and Dwight Show, brought to you by the Kentucky
Speaker 1: Office of Highway Safety. We're at Kentucky Branded. It's in
Speaker 1: Sheilbede Road Plaza across the parking lot from Buffalo Wild Wings.
Speaker 1: Just because it's called Kentucky Branded doesn't mean it's not
Speaker 1: Louisville Gear two. Let's go. So Jackie Vanetti just came
Speaker 1: in here and got herself a T shirt there too,
Speaker 1: for one to come on out. Hats, T shirts, sweatshirts,
Speaker 1: and you and I are gonna put the overalls on.
Speaker 2: Yes we are, and we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: The show from eleven am to noon in the overalls shirtless.
Speaker 1: So if you want us, if you want to enjoy that,
Speaker 1: come on by some information tonight the high school football
Speaker 1: games because of the heat. Yesterday was stupid hot. It's
Speaker 1: not gonna be as hot as yesterday, but they are.
Speaker 2: Gonna be as hot as hot. Oh I thought, because listen,
Speaker 2: I thought ass was a new unit of heat measurement.
Speaker 1: Is it not?
Speaker 2: Well, I know who's.
Speaker 1: Ass hot is a temperature?
Speaker 2: I know Alan Jackson has a measurement of heat caught.
Speaker 1: You remember when Coach Stoops used to sweat and his
Speaker 1: kakis and it would just be in they in his
Speaker 1: butt but cracking to be all wet.
Speaker 2: Alan Jackson has a unit of measurement called it houci coucie.
Speaker 2: He said it is hotter than a houchikuchi. And I
Speaker 2: wish more weathermen would or ladies I don't see. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: correct would adopt that h unit of measurement.
Speaker 1: Uh, we should call him coach Poops. Yeah, for an
Speaker 1: entire year, sine x tonight at least. And I'm just
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get a hold of Frakes.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: He says he does not know if all JCPS games
Speaker 1: are going to seven forty five tonight. Seven forty five
Speaker 1: is they're gonna kick back at least Saint X in
Speaker 1: Central Yeah, And he and Frakes just got back to me.
Speaker 1: He doesn't know yet. He is checking. So the heat
Speaker 1: is just a little too much, which means mostly night
Speaker 1: game at least for the for the for our second
Speaker 1: and third quarters.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Great.
Speaker 2: By the way, before we go to Greg Getcher and
Speaker 2: do some good for the neighborhood, go to my blog.
Speaker 2: I have broken down every single high school game for you.
Speaker 3: I haven't won bets yet.
Speaker 1: We have wild eggs, by the way, free wild eggs.
Speaker 1: The bacon is delicious, Greg. Uh, I know you only
Speaker 1: show up when we have free meals.
Speaker 2: You crushed it, You crushed.
Speaker 1: How was the bacon?
Speaker 4: Well, if you'd let me finish it off, I can
Speaker 4: give you the full interrupting your meal. Yeah, the blueberries
Speaker 4: want to pull that.
Speaker 2: Look when you're a secret service. If they said, hey,
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan needs a uh uh whatever, would you respond
Speaker 2: back like this?
Speaker 1: Okay, you're talking to them. What here's the thing. If
Speaker 1: we want to make it clear you did protect Reagan,
Speaker 1: but not on the day He's not on my shift. Okay,
Speaker 1: not on you.
Speaker 2: No, you're supposed to say not on my watch, my watch.
Speaker 2: Damn it. Well, Greg, let's go down to the pizza hut.
Speaker 2: Hey want to bring in Greg, get you, and also
Speaker 2: want to bring in Angie Walker. We're gonna try to
Speaker 2: do some good for the neighborhood. Angie.
Speaker 5: Are you there, I certainly am.
Speaker 2: Good morning, well, good morning, God bless you. Angie. We're
Speaker 2: going to tell your story real quick and see if
Speaker 2: we can't help you out, because uh, look, you've got
Speaker 2: a young man that has been through Greg's organization, the
Speaker 2: Kid's Cancer Alliance, and has beaten cancer. I believe is
Speaker 2: it eight times? How many times?
Speaker 5: Four times?
Speaker 1: Or four or five?
Speaker 2: Four times? Wow? Boy, and this young man needs help
Speaker 2: yet again. But he is a teenager at this point.
Speaker 2: Tell your story if you will. Actually he's in his twenties.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's twenty one. He was first diagnosed in August
Speaker 5: of twenty fifteen with blood cancer all leukemia, and at
Speaker 5: that point, about a year later, he relapsed, had one
Speaker 5: of his first of three bone mall transplants. Oh, he
Speaker 5: was with for about another year. Yeah, he's had three
Speaker 5: and now he's been in the hospital quite a while.
Speaker 5: We usually do all of our bone marall things in Cincinnati, Ohio,
Speaker 5: So for the last two and a half, almost three years,
Speaker 5: we've been there, and out of that time, he's been
Speaker 5: in the hospital two years of it at least. Wow, Jesus.
Speaker 5: He's had suffered a lot of side effects. He's had
Speaker 5: a massive stroke that they didn't think he was going
Speaker 5: to recover from, but he did. He's had two cardiac
Speaker 5: arrestcue to sepsis. He yeah, he had his left lower
Speaker 5: leg amputated earlier this year to recurrent infection that we
Speaker 5: could not get under control. He's also tracked invented. He's
Speaker 5: been you know, in respiratory failure. He's had kidney and
Speaker 5: liver failure, which he came through that. So he's a
Speaker 5: fighter for sure. Well he's at the hospital now.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, Mom and I you know he's a fighter too,
Speaker 1: But so are you? Yeah, I mean, it's how do
Speaker 1: you because you know your mom, you got to keep
Speaker 1: his spirits up?
Speaker 2: Is it? Is it?
Speaker 1: Do you keep do both of you keep each other's
Speaker 1: spirits up? Or you just by day? Yeah? Tell me
Speaker 1: about that experience.
Speaker 5: Well, the rule in our world, in the hospital world,
Speaker 5: is you never cry around Matthew, no matter how bad
Speaker 5: it is. There's always humor in everything. We have a
Speaker 5: lot of faith in God, you know. We try to
Speaker 5: keep him as upbeat as we can. There are tough days.
Speaker 5: There's been a lot of tough days, but we've always
Speaker 5: made it through and thankfully, thankfully for him, he's got
Speaker 5: a very good sip of humor as well.
Speaker 2: So let's go ahead and fast forward. Beat cancer four
Speaker 2: times as a child, which it's it's horrible for any
Speaker 2: child to have to go through cancer once, let alone
Speaker 2: four times. Uh now yet again. Here he is, but
Speaker 2: you're getting him home. But there's needs. You need a bathroom, remodel,
Speaker 2: this handicap, success ramps, a generator, all kinds, there's all
Speaker 2: kinds of needs. And I White might want to add
Speaker 2: that your husband's also a veteran to boot. A lot
Speaker 2: of things going on right here. How can people donate
Speaker 2: and help out your family and yourself.
Speaker 5: Well, we have recently started up a GoFundMe that you
Speaker 5: can donate to to help Matthew get home. You know,
Speaker 5: we've got to have reliable transportation for him. We've got
Speaker 5: to have a generator in the house the case of
Speaker 5: electricity going out because he is on a ventilator. The
Speaker 5: bathroom we need a wheelchair accessible bathroom because we want
Speaker 5: him to be as autonomous as he can and have
Speaker 5: as much of a normal life as he can without
Speaker 5: mom and dad having to always do everything for him,
Speaker 5: which is going to be good for him in the
Speaker 5: long run. But you know, after nine ten years of
Speaker 5: doing this, we are barely afloat anymore. It's been extremely expensive.
Speaker 5: So if you want to donate, we do have a
Speaker 5: GoFundMe and I believe you guys are gonna post that somewhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, got you. As soon as you're done with this,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna post it on my Facebook page. It will
Speaker 2: be about a minute after you get off the air
Speaker 2: with us. I have the link pulled on. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And if you don't yeah, if you don't have Facebook,
Speaker 5: we do have. I do have Benmo and I also
Speaker 5: have cash apps if you want to do that. All
Speaker 5: of that can be listed on the GoFundMe page Facebook.
Speaker 5: And of course with you guys.
Speaker 2: Well listen, Andie Walker, God bless you, I say, and
Speaker 2: you got the prayers of this show. I know you
Speaker 2: certainly have the prayers of Greg Getcher, who's a good man. Uh.
Speaker 2: He's been involved with your family for a long time.
Speaker 2: Now we're gonna see what we can do and rally
Speaker 2: behind you as Kentuckians and take care of you and
Speaker 2: your family. So God bless you. And oh hang on
Speaker 2: Greg here.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, right now, Hey, Angie, how
Speaker 3: you doing just Greg?
Speaker 5: I'm doing all right. Greg? How are you doing all right?
Speaker 3: Well, we're making progress.
Speaker 4: I know you've had your house power washed and I've
Speaker 4: had some friends go down and look at your generator hookup,
Speaker 4: and I think we have your the the guys over
Speaker 4: at Craig and Landreth have helped out with your your
Speaker 4: handicap van to try to get that squared away.
Speaker 1: Fantastic and my brother.
Speaker 4: In law, Scott con I know he was going to
Speaker 4: put the handicap bathtub in for you, uh and then,
Speaker 4: but we're just trying to get some money round up
Speaker 4: so we can buy that particular bathtub so Matthew can,
Speaker 4: like you said, be a little bit more on his own.
Speaker 4: So please let him know that we love him and
Speaker 4: that all the people at Kids Cancer Alliance we're talking
Speaker 4: about him. The other night we had our fundraiser and
Speaker 4: we're hoping that really good things happen here. We appreciate
Speaker 4: Tony and Dwight for being so kind of.
Speaker 1: H They said, you guys are the O the real
Speaker 1: warriors in this world. There's there's no doubt.
Speaker 5: Well, we certainly appreciate you all as well.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, we're gonna get you the help you need, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna make sure that Louisville steps up and then
Speaker 1: Kentucky steps up for you. And we love you so
Speaker 1: much and your son, and we're gonna we're gonna all
Speaker 1: get through this.
Speaker 2: And just to let everybody know, if you're listening right now,
Speaker 2: if you want to financially help out the Walker family,
Speaker 2: God bless you. I just put the link up on
Speaker 2: my Facebook page, so it's up there right now if
Speaker 2: you want to, if you want to donate, or quite frankly,
Speaker 2: even if you just want to share and help get
Speaker 2: the message out there. It's on my Facebook page right now. Hey,
Speaker 2: God bless you Andie Walker and we're gonna be keeping
Speaker 2: in touch and following this. Okay, sweetheart, perfect.
Speaker 5: I appreciate my family appreciates you all very much. Thank
Speaker 5: you all for all the help.
Speaker 2: There you go, Greg get you. Let's talk about a
Speaker 2: little bit about the Kid's Cancer Alliance because this young man,
Speaker 2: he came up and that's how you first got to
Speaker 2: meet him. Yeah, talk and we you just had the
Speaker 2: fundraiser over the weekend. What a great organization. Talk about
Speaker 2: some of the things that the Kids Cancer Wizes does.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we we've gotten quite a reputation even nationally when
Speaker 4: you have these cancer Camp conventions. We're kind of one
Speaker 4: of the uh, I guess one of the highlights of
Speaker 4: the show. And we've we've come a long way. We
Speaker 4: we broke our record. I'm not allowed to say how
Speaker 4: much yet they'll release it today. We we did over
Speaker 4: We profited over six hundred and fifty thousand last year.
Speaker 3: Wow, and we broke the record this year.
Speaker 2: Leave I say we waterboard.
Speaker 1: Even get Yeah, I don't think it's gonna work first
Speaker 1: never mind, never mind.
Speaker 4: So anyway, No, it's it's uh so he was one
Speaker 4: of our kids. But at eighteen they age out, okay,
Speaker 4: yr bylaws, you know, we have to stop because we
Speaker 4: have so many other kids between you know, five and eighteen.
Speaker 4: So we put on two complete summer camps a year,
Speaker 4: overnight for a week each time, different ages, and we
Speaker 4: also include the siblings. We used to call them super
Speaker 4: siblings because the siblings would often get pushed off to
Speaker 4: the side while everyone focuses on this child. But the
Speaker 4: Kids Cancer Alliance has done so many, has done so many.
Speaker 4: Thanks for them. They besides putting on the camps, they
Speaker 4: they're constantly in and out of the hospitals visiting the
Speaker 4: kids on on the pediatric oncology units. We pay every year,
Speaker 4: we pay about five college scholarships to them. They keep
Speaker 4: a see and we pay their tuition. You know, so
Speaker 4: we help out on some Some of the moms are
Speaker 4: single moms. They have to quit their job to raise
Speaker 4: the child with cancer, so they don't have insurance, they
Speaker 4: don't have money.
Speaker 1: The warriors single mom's the hardest shop in the history
Speaker 1: world anyway, having a kid like that to take care
Speaker 1: of it, double down on it. It's just it really
Speaker 1: is their warriors. And they just get up every morning
Speaker 1: and get it done.
Speaker 4: And Angie has other children too, she might say that,
Speaker 4: but so you know so, but so we help them
Speaker 4: with those and and and when unforeseen circumstances, the funeral
Speaker 4: comes up, we make sure they don't have to worry
Speaker 4: anything at all about the funeral services. We cover everything.
Speaker 4: So those are the things that we like to do.
Speaker 4: That's how we spend our money.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: We'll probably have over one hundred kids with cancer. Uh.
Speaker 4: I can remember when I was the first executive director
Speaker 4: and the one who Shelby is doing it now and
Speaker 4: she's unbelievable at the job she has done. And but
Speaker 4: you know when people say, well, I'm from Indiana, can
Speaker 4: I come to your Kentucky camp? Uh, you know, there's
Speaker 4: no cross borders between cancer, so kids from changing their
Speaker 4: and our kids made other kids that Saint Jude.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they just want to have a normal week.
Speaker 3: That's what we do.
Speaker 1: That's they want to have a normal week. They want
Speaker 1: to go and do the normal stuff that kids that
Speaker 1: camp do. And and then and it changed. People are like, oh,
Speaker 1: I'll give to a camp. You don't understand the impact
Speaker 1: of on a summer camp for these kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's incredible.
Speaker 4: And you know up there every kid has cancer, so
Speaker 4: you're not treated special in school. You're the kid with
Speaker 4: cancer right up there. Go to sit down and somebody
Speaker 4: pulls the chair out, or you wake up with a
Speaker 4: sharpie mustache because they're all messed with each other because
Speaker 4: they all got cancer.
Speaker 3: So nobody's different.
Speaker 2: They get to be kids.
Speaker 3: Love it.
Speaker 2: They get to be kids. Now. Look the people were
Speaker 2: listening is we interviewed Angie Walker, the Walker family in
Speaker 2: financial need to go. Fund of me is on my
Speaker 2: Facebook page. If it's on your heart to give, please
Speaker 2: do so. If you can't give, at least share. Should
Speaker 2: we get the message out there. You knew this young
Speaker 2: man because of the Kids Cancer Lines camp. YEP four
Speaker 2: times he beats cancer. Talk about how positive he was
Speaker 2: through this as a young man, it's unreal.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm blown away with these kids, what they
Speaker 4: at such a young age, the chemo treatment, the bone marrow,
Speaker 4: the amputations.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I used to bring up players from when I was
Speaker 4: a mentor at UL football. I'd bring the players up
Speaker 4: and they were just coming up thinking they're doing a
Speaker 4: little service job. And those guys will leave left in
Speaker 4: tears half the time because they couldn't believe what these
Speaker 4: little kids were going through. And I gave them good
Speaker 4: perspective on life, like, hey, you know, I broke my
Speaker 4: arm or I pulled a ligament. And these kids, you know,
Speaker 4: they go swimming. They look like regular kids at camp
Speaker 4: until they take their shirt off to go swimming, and
Speaker 4: they got scars, railroad tracks all over the bodies. They
Speaker 4: unscrew their legs, they have one eye. The little girls
Speaker 4: are bald, you know, and going through all this stuff
Speaker 4: going on and they realize it kind of put life perspective.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding? And I got to tell you listen,
Speaker 2: being a mother and you have a mother's love for
Speaker 2: a child and see your child having to go through
Speaker 2: this one time, let alone for the fifth time. Just
Speaker 2: the stress and the mental wear and tear. It does
Speaker 2: on a mother is unimaginable. You were listening to the story.
Speaker 2: I was listening story. I got the story from you
Speaker 2: two months ago, and it was hard enough on my heart.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine being the mother of this child and
Speaker 2: having to go through that and watch your child.
Speaker 3: Go.
Speaker 2: Fund me is up on my page. Please, if it's
Speaker 2: on your heart, go ahead and give. If it's not,
Speaker 2: at least share it and let's get the word out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you said, and here I think you asked.
Speaker 4: The father is a retired Army sergeant first class for
Speaker 4: the military. He served our country for years. And then
Speaker 4: you know, you can't imagine the financials burden this puts
Speaker 4: on any family, especially coming from you know, a military background.
Speaker 4: And uh, and they had and the little Matthew has
Speaker 4: been up in Cincinnati almost all this time, so.
Speaker 3: They got to travel back and forth.
Speaker 4: And you know they don't have to, but I mean
Speaker 4: that's what they have, that's their light, right, So I
Speaker 4: think they could use a hand. And Louisville is awesome
Speaker 4: for doing stuff like this.
Speaker 2: Well, God bless Craig and land Ruth and name everyone
Speaker 2: else again, please.
Speaker 4: Well you have a Wagner Electric's going out there.
Speaker 3: And then you have all good people.
Speaker 4: Man, my my brother in law, Scott con tile, I
Speaker 4: mean he tiles bathrooms and stuff. And he stepped up
Speaker 4: right away. He said, hey, I'll put that in for
Speaker 4: him if you can just buy it for me. So
Speaker 4: that people coming together.
Speaker 2: From Semen Johnny in the newsroom, make sure that the
Speaker 2: sneaking deacon knows where I got my nickname. Okay, so
Speaker 2: Semen Johnny he is actually in the army. He's actually
Speaker 2: in the Army, but we named him Seman Johnny like
Speaker 2: the Navy. And the very first time we had him
Speaker 2: on the air, I said, well, Seemen Johnny asked this,
Speaker 2: He goes, I never was in the Navy. I said,
Speaker 2: I never said you weren't.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, great, get your It's great to
Speaker 1: see you're sticking around.
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Speaker 1: WHA's all right, we are back news radioaight forty w
Speaker 1: h as is time to play Reeling in the years.
Speaker 2: Greg's yes, First, let's draw a winner. We're giving away
Speaker 2: a fifty dollars gift card every thirty minutes. And on
Speaker 2: my mom's here too. Yeah, a lot of shady rays
Speaker 2: in the house. Two people wearing the shade raise here.
Speaker 1: We'll go just shady in general. Liz Taylor, Barwick bawick,
Speaker 1: Oh crap, all right, all right, all right Barwick, Yeah,
Speaker 1: vaw do. I here's somebody yell yu, where's hey West?
Speaker 1: This is one fifty dollars gift card goes to you car.
Speaker 1: We'll do it again here in about twenty minutes. All right,
Speaker 1: I think it'll be fine. Greg, I don't think it
Speaker 1: got on.
Speaker 2: I think I better give it a physical but.
Speaker 1: All right, physical Replasa Kentucky Brandy, get your gear here.
Speaker 1: All right, it's time to play readling in the years. Rick,
Speaker 1: you've got the songs and wool three trying to figure
Speaker 1: out what year they charted.
Speaker 6: Okay, here's song number one.
Speaker 2: In seventies. All Greg Getcher was in his fifties in
Speaker 2: the seven.
Speaker 1: No Greg get You was riding around and is his
Speaker 1: JCP roller? Yeah, jam into this with a bad guy
Speaker 1: in the back seat, A.
Speaker 2: Little dway was going just get your get out of here.
Speaker 1: Get out of here. Let's go, uh, seventy seven or eight.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna start out with that. I'm gonna start.
Speaker 2: Thinking against cringing, so I'll say late seventies. I'll go
Speaker 2: seventy seven right now.
Speaker 6: Okay, we're ready for song number two. You you'res.
Speaker 2: Don't bring me down a little eoo? Right, Rick, Yeah,
Speaker 2: seventy seven or eight Jeff Lynn and Jeff Lynn's EOO
Speaker 2: is touring right now.
Speaker 1: I think it's seventy seven seventy eight. I'm still sticking
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's go to song number three.
Speaker 1: What happened to them?
Speaker 3: Brother?
Speaker 2: Jeff Lynn is touring right now? Jeffs eoo. Yeah, Well
Speaker 2: he's got that seventies Are you roller? Skating. Yeah, you're
Speaker 2: bak pretending your rollers.
Speaker 1: Okay, you look how I go up on one?
Speaker 2: He looks like paunch.
Speaker 1: Hello, look on one? All right? We were camelots at
Speaker 1: Champs Chance roller Dome, still over the summers.
Speaker 2: Hey, Rachel, did the winner get.
Speaker 1: The I am at seventy eight. I'm gonna stick with
Speaker 1: seventy eight. I don't think it's nine or eighty. I
Speaker 1: like seventy seven. Okay, all right, I dig it, I
Speaker 1: dig it.
Speaker 6: Okay. I'll give you one little clue about this next song.
Speaker 6: This song was the number one song on Billboard on
Speaker 6: this day in this year. So here it comes number one.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Uh, the knack Corona, Hang on, this is seventy nine
Speaker 1: or eighty seventy nine, now and seventy let's go seventy nine,
Speaker 1: seventy nine or eighty the knack lock us in on
Speaker 1: n sharona.
Speaker 6: God, all right, what's your final answer there?
Speaker 1: Let's work. What here's the ball we played? Delane, make
Speaker 1: the call, dhit winning eighty nineteen eighty.
Speaker 6: That's your final answer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be wrong.
Speaker 6: It was nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 1: Damn, you screwed it up and went right off the
Speaker 1: rim and out of bounds and the game is over.
Speaker 2: It's your fault. Why would you ever get the ball
Speaker 2: to me? Man?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I second thought, you want your mom is here, and
Speaker 1: I said, well he can shine in from his mom.
Speaker 1: But I know you would trip over your own feet.
Speaker 2: All I want to do is sit on the bench
Speaker 2: and eat my candy bars. And you he put me
Speaker 2: in the freaking game. Man, Hey, come on about Kentucky
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Speaker 1: Courtney Donahoe says, I absolutely hate e Loo.
Speaker 2: Well guess what your face looks like. But Courtney Dunehoe
Speaker 2: e Oo is a great band.
Speaker 1: She's on delay, so oh she'll hear that in.
Speaker 2: Kelly Jones Kelly Jones from Louisville Metro State, says, seventy nine.
Speaker 2: Damn it. I know with seventy nine too.
Speaker 1: Creig and I were at seventy nine. Yeah, we were
Speaker 1: at seventy nine and you just went rogue.
Speaker 2: Damn it.
Speaker 3: Man, you can lead them to the water.
Speaker 1: I just can't make them, can't make them right some
Speaker 1: kids Courtney Dunhole.
Speaker 2: I would have been screaming bad girls to to Hey
Speaker 2: beat Beat Yeah, she would have.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm talking about right there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Baby.
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Speaker 2: Television's Rachel Fike is here, The sneaking Deacon is here,
Speaker 2: My mother is here, and I gotta tell you she's
Speaker 2: wearing her shady rays. Yeah, and for a woman in
Speaker 2: her fifties, fantastic.
Speaker 3: She didn't recognize her.
Speaker 2: I know they look great on her. But let's do
Speaker 2: some stories while we're out here. You're a nerd tony,
Speaker 2: so Gorney Weaver is now saying, And the Dave would
Speaker 2: be happy to hear this too. I don't know about you, Greg,
Speaker 2: Are you an Aliens? Oh? Aliens movie? Guys?
Speaker 1: Did you do another one?
Speaker 2: Well? It doesn't say if she's gonna do it, but
Speaker 2: she says that she is definitely open to playing Ellen Ripley.
Speaker 1: Yes, Ripley is that her name?
Speaker 3: Yes, Ripley, believe it or not.
Speaker 2: Oh and by the way, Greg greg Getcher has scored
Speaker 2: two dollars out of the bad joke Jar damn it.
Speaker 2: It happened off the air, but they were too good.
Speaker 2: I can't repeat them because my my own mother's here.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna repeat such filth in front of my mother.
Speaker 1: Don't mock, don't mock the Aliens franchise.
Speaker 2: Don't Mark the Aliens Frenchies. Isn't everything the same thing?
Speaker 1: And no, those are scary scary animals there asked. Their
Speaker 1: blood is acid, so if you get if you shoot them,
Speaker 1: the blood will get on you and kill you. They
Speaker 1: have a jaw inside of jaw. Jump on backup, stupid.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: She says she's open to returning as Ellen Ripley in
Speaker 2: the Alien films. Previously, Scourney Weaver said she's gonna she's
Speaker 2: retired from him. She wants nothing to do with the
Speaker 2: iconic role. But now she's saying, Hey, if it's the
Speaker 2: right script, I would definitely do it. Jamie Lee Curtis
Speaker 2: still does the h Halloween commercials.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it looks like me. Mall she does she? I
Speaker 1: mean she does not look like it. Yeah, but she
Speaker 1: still She did a Halloween movie like two years ago.
Speaker 1: It was not awful, by the way, it was awful.
Speaker 2: Awful. Hot took a bath hot uh. Baywalk Baywatch actors
Speaker 2: admits to sniffing bathing suits.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing. Have you seen this story as a
Speaker 1: new right there's a new documentary out about the bay
Speaker 1: Watch TV series.
Speaker 2: Don't by the way, recorded the number.
Speaker 1: One television show in the world, and I find it
Speaker 1: unfair that they post pictures of these characters from that
Speaker 1: show now and like, look how far they fall, and
Speaker 1: like look at they're or they say unrecognizable, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: they're sixty seven years old, Like what do you think
Speaker 1: they're supposed to look like? They're supposed to look like that,
Speaker 1: They're like, they're twenty five forever.
Speaker 2: Of course they are. No. Uh have you ever sniffed
Speaker 2: any No?
Speaker 1: Stop stop with it, stop no, stop to tell this story?
Speaker 2: Why please.
Speaker 1: Shocks that you picked this story.
Speaker 2: So you want to hear my story of this story.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear either one of them and
Speaker 1: or both. Why did we play the game that's coming up?
Speaker 2: At eleven, Cris showed trivia In nineteen ninety, Jeremy Jackson
Speaker 2: joined the cast bay Watch at just age of ten
Speaker 2: years old. He played what a stupid name?
Speaker 1: Hoby? You can't that's a California name, Hoby Hoby? Yeah,
Speaker 1: Hoby does it's a California Uh.
Speaker 2: He paid Hoby Buchanan. And then there's a new documentary
Speaker 2: called After bay Watch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to watch it.
Speaker 2: A moment in the sun, Jackson opens up what was
Speaker 2: like going through puberty While being on the set of
Speaker 2: bay Watch. He says that after they finished filming, he
Speaker 2: would sneak into the women's trailers grab their dirty dirty.
Speaker 1: So I got it.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: David Hasselhoff, by the way, you gotta respect he was
Speaker 1: older when he did that show. You can't have it
Speaker 1: with all those younger people. But Hasselhoff looked great running
Speaker 1: down the beach, the most slow motion running down the beach.
Speaker 1: That's why it was number one.
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Speaker 1: He still his credit card?
Speaker 2: Well that's neither here nor there anyway. Look out for
Speaker 2: the uh the documentary after Baywatch A Moment in the Sun.
Speaker 2: TikTok's latest challenge, this one is isn't that bad? You know?
Speaker 2: Usually it's how many of pretzels you can stick in
Speaker 2: your butt and all this stupid stuff. This is kind
Speaker 2: of stupid, but it's uh, it's doable. The latest TikTok
Speaker 2: challenge is gator wine. Exactly what you think? We would
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Speaker 2: with it sheep red wine and then drinking it.
Speaker 1: It's greg I think you could hydrate while you're drinking wine.
Speaker 1: Not a bad idea.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just wonder how that would even taste.
Speaker 1: Isn't it now? Doesn't that just make it mad Dog
Speaker 1: twenty twenty?
Speaker 3: That's close, right? Or you know in college you made
Speaker 3: the hoots, you just.
Speaker 1: Draw everything in the bucket.
Speaker 4: Somebody put an orange in there just to make it.
Speaker 1: I love it, so No, I could do that one.
Speaker 2: It'd be fine. Yeah, I would do that one. A
Speaker 2: woman clocks into work she's found dead four days later.
Speaker 2: Here's the story shift overtime, you think, definitely, you know,
Speaker 2: all the officers always have like the boring spots and
Speaker 2: the dead spots. You know, you put what I guess
Speaker 2: that's where this coworker was happened in Tempe, Arizona, and
Speaker 2: investigation is now under way to find out how it
Speaker 2: was possible for a woman she clocks in at seven
Speaker 2: am on a Friday morning and at some point I
Speaker 2: guess that day she passed away in her cubicle.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: She wasn't discovered until Tuesday, so she was dead four days.
Speaker 2: She was a six year old woman.
Speaker 1: There were several of our coworkers that, oh I thought
Speaker 1: we would find like that. Absolutely, I so unhealthy and
Speaker 1: I thought we were going and they I was one
Speaker 1: of them. By the way, if you work at clarch
Speaker 1: and Our iHeart it's like seal team work. I mean
Speaker 1: you it's not easy, right, So it's a lot of
Speaker 1: stress and it's a lot of ours. Uh and you
Speaker 1: love it, but it's a lot of stress, a lot
Speaker 1: of hours. But I there were some folks that we
Speaker 1: worked with, and I know the ones that are rolling
Speaker 1: through your little rolldecks in your mind, all right, you're
Speaker 1: not gonna mention their names, but I always thought we're
Speaker 1: and we we made jokes on one of one of
Speaker 1: them was our boss, and I said, we're just gonna
Speaker 1: find him. He's gonna have a heart attack right there,
Speaker 1: and we're just gonna turn the light off and shut
Speaker 1: the door to see how long people will notice that
Speaker 1: he's and he.
Speaker 2: Would like would like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm still hung up on there.
Speaker 3: It's like Seal Team.
Speaker 1: Wells as in the part where the budd's part where
Speaker 1: they torture, Yeah, they torture you part not there, not
Speaker 1: the other part.
Speaker 2: It's like the basic under underwater demolition part where they're
Speaker 2: throwing sand on your kicking in the yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Anyway, the woman clocked in at seven am on a Friday.
Speaker 2: That's where sometimes she passed away in her cubicle.
Speaker 1: She was a poor lady.
Speaker 2: She wasn't discovered until the following Tuesday by security. She
Speaker 2: was sixty years old.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, okay, so here's no one house in her
Speaker 1: family that's going, where's Aunt Susan? Does anybody see Susan?
Speaker 1: Does anybody did a well check? On how many four days?
Speaker 3: I guess she didn't have cats?
Speaker 1: He did not No cats. The cats they can't tell anymore.
Speaker 1: So they used to be able to treat.
Speaker 2: So you gain how how was she finally discovered? You
Speaker 2: might guess it co workers started, that's right, get your
Speaker 2: started getting a foul or older. Yes, and that's when
Speaker 2: security found her when people were playing of the Fowl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dead body stink what?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can attest to that.
Speaker 2: Did you ever when you were when you were a cop.
Speaker 3: As a chaplain, people find their loved ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you do the thing where you put the
Speaker 2: vics under your nose if it's too bad? Really?
Speaker 1: Remember, uh, the guy we who was the killer from
Speaker 1: Chicago or Milwaukee that we interviewed, the guy that caught him,
Speaker 1: the cop that caught him and said they kind of
Speaker 1: knew it was him, but he was burying the bodies
Speaker 1: in the basement. Rafael Tovar, No, dude, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: You talk about John Wayne. You talked about John Wayne Gaze?
Speaker 1: Yes, where the was they become friends because they were
Speaker 1: he was tailing him all that and he goes, look,
Speaker 1: let me use your bathroom and he was like yeah,
Speaker 1: So he goes into the bathroom and he's using the bathroom,
Speaker 1: and the furnace kicked on, and the and the smell
Speaker 1: from the basement got kicked up. And he goes, he's
Speaker 1: a cop. He knows what rotting flesh smells like. And
Speaker 1: he goes, I got him. And that's how he ended
Speaker 1: up getting him. And he was the Remember the basement
Speaker 1: was that like a root seller kind of thing where
Speaker 1: it was all cross face, yeah, but it was dirty,
Speaker 1: was like a root seller from all the old days
Speaker 1: that he would be. He was burying all of them.
Speaker 1: It was like thirty bodies in the basement.
Speaker 2: And they said, hey, how did all these kids die
Speaker 2: on your watch? He goes, it's a mistake. I was
Speaker 2: just clowning around, alrighty.
Speaker 1: So, but the one that got away was the one.
Speaker 1: The kid got away.
Speaker 2: Wrestling school wrest Oh, by the way, uh high school
Speaker 2: wrest Westerns. I am Western's old uh former wrestling coach
Speaker 2: stopped by to say high yeah, yeah, And he's heard
Speaker 2: me tell the stories about my wrestling career, how it
Speaker 2: would smoke marbo reds and a little bit. And he said,
Speaker 2: I heard you telling that. And I remember we were
Speaker 2: getting ready to play We're getting wrestle a tournament. We
Speaker 2: were at Western and I walked by and I saw
Speaker 2: a wrestler in full gear smoking a cigarette. You and you,
Speaker 2: and he started, he started to intervene. He started, He goes, none,
Speaker 2: you know what, not my wrestler, not my problem, and
Speaker 2: he goes, that was in the late eighties. That was me.
Speaker 1: That was well, mid eighties was like eighties favor my
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Speaker 1: shorts like Jim shorts we didn't, and tennis shoes and
Speaker 1: you're wrestling the Trinity Kid and the Trinity Kids got
Speaker 1: the shamrock on the head gear.
Speaker 2: We did.
Speaker 1: He's got the Shamrocks singlet, the shamrock shoes all matching.
Speaker 1: It's all matching.
Speaker 2: Ears. No, it's true.
Speaker 1: I was an It didn'tlast.
Speaker 2: Ozzie T shirt, sweats and tennis shoes.
Speaker 1: You lasted almost a full period.
Speaker 2: We did eat maybe No, No, I didn't. We didn't
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