Speaker 1: One on one Taco Orlando's rock station one O one
Speaker 1: one wjr R. All right, you got a little more
Speaker 1: than fifteen minutes to get a vote in for you.
Speaker 1: Say we play it this morning JR Facebook page. If
Speaker 1: you haven't done it yet, somebody who votes will be randomly.
Speaker 2: Picked and you'll win Kim Dracula tickets.
Speaker 3: The band you're voting on this morning is Corn Pat.
Speaker 3: I appreciate you manning the computers over there while I
Speaker 3: fly without Internet.
Speaker 1: You have been You all don't understand the sacrifice Taco
Speaker 1: has made this morning for the show. It's phenomenal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: You noticed how many times I X man? Yeah, no problem?
Speaker 3: Do you asks for your help? Hey? You notice how
Speaker 3: many times I've reached over Pat to grab my mouse
Speaker 3: even though my computers not in front of me.
Speaker 2: Muscle memory man? All right, what's quarantine? Blind?
Speaker 1: Shoots and ladders? We're here to stay. Pick one of
Speaker 1: those JR Facebook page which everyone is the most votes,
Speaker 1: will play it at nine, then will randomly pick one
Speaker 1: for the concert tickets.
Speaker 2: Okay, this sucks, well, then let's throw it away. No, no, no,
Speaker 2: we loved.
Speaker 1: Originally, this is an update to a story we told
Speaker 1: you about a little ways back. The judge in Michigan
Speaker 1: that sentenced the group of convicted shoplifters, this group that
Speaker 1: was hitting Walmart stores.
Speaker 2: Oh to wash cars, right to.
Speaker 1: Pay restitution and to have to wash customers cars in
Speaker 1: a Walmart parking lot. That judge's boss, the senior judge,
Speaker 1: So yeah, you.
Speaker 2: Can't do that. See you get Bob World Order. You you
Speaker 2: need to.
Speaker 1: Ask me about some outside of the box sentencing guidelines
Speaker 1: before you go off the reservation on your own and
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 3: That does suck that story, is that? I mean we
Speaker 3: want those it's Bob World Order. We want those thieves
Speaker 3: who are wiping out Walmarts in all retail. We wanted
Speaker 3: to pay for their crimes all that retail, theftal stop
Speaker 3: nake them washed cars like a bunch of bums. They are,
Speaker 3: you know what, squirts soap in their eyes. First, so
Speaker 3: he got overruled by a senior judge. Senior judge was
Speaker 3: just pictureing the whole thing of these kids out there
Speaker 3: trying to wash with their pants hanging down to their ankles,
Speaker 3: and he's like, this is gonna be worse. These judges
Speaker 3: that just try to outflex each other.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we'll continue to follow that to see if anything
Speaker 1: comes of it.
Speaker 3: But as for now, make them wash the cars. I hope,
Speaker 3: I hope. A petition started.
Speaker 1: A professor who worked at William Patterson University in New
Speaker 1: Jersey is suing the college for negligence that led to
Speaker 1: several boxes containing three hundred and eighty million year old
Speaker 1: fossils to end up in a landfill in Nashville.
Speaker 3: Hey, at their fossils there in a place where they'll
Speaker 3: be dug up and found again.
Speaker 1: One day, my thinking was, exactly, you dug them up?
Speaker 1: This guy dug these up himself. Yeah, he dug these up,
Speaker 1: and he was gonna collaborate with another colleague down here
Speaker 1: in Florida. So he was shipping the fossils here through
Speaker 1: the university. The university defaulted on their ups bill, so ps.
Speaker 1: You know, they collect all this stuff, and once it's
Speaker 1: default time, not just for the university but any group,
Speaker 1: they just ship it all off to the landfill.
Speaker 2: I don't care what's in it. Wow, how old were they?
Speaker 2: How many million, three hundred and eighty million year old fossils? Whoops? Priceless?
Speaker 2: What's he suing?
Speaker 1: For two hundred fossils and nineteen separate boxes, each weigh
Speaker 1: between twenty to sixty pounds.
Speaker 4: Doesn't say what he's suing for, Oh, just having a
Speaker 4: mount here for damages. Let me see if it's uh
Speaker 4: because of Lloyd? How do you even put a dollar
Speaker 4: figure on something like that? I mean they're worth a
Speaker 4: lot to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: Like we said that, you dug him up once. Consider
Speaker 1: this your next challenge, Bud. Yeah, he knows what you'll
Speaker 1: find out there in the landfill near Nashville.
Speaker 3: Have to be digging through tampons and toilet seats.
Speaker 2: And occasional dead body.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, Oh where you'll have plenty of stink
Speaker 3: while you're out there, and seagulls and h man, have
Speaker 3: you been to the dump lately?
Speaker 1: No, last time I went transfer station was last time
Speaker 1: I went. That wasn't too bad w yard stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I lent to the dump recently when we emptied out
Speaker 3: the garage and I picked today that was not cold.
Speaker 3: And I'm gonna tell you something. It was cooking cooking
Speaker 3: trash out there.
Speaker 1: The best is right after a summer afternoon thunderstorm and
Speaker 1: the humidity kicks in and it's it's like trash stew,
Speaker 1: like a giant easy bake oven. Yeah, all right, I
Speaker 1: really like the dump though. The dump.
Speaker 3: If you've never been, you need to go to the
Speaker 3: true dump where you get a fling stuff out of
Speaker 3: somebody's truck. Oh yeah, it is a it's a stress reliever.
Speaker 2: So it's unloading violence. Literally.
Speaker 1: We got to these clowns over Sargento trying to throw
Speaker 1: a whole monkey wrench into the cheese world.
Speaker 2: Is this shaky cheese? No?
Speaker 1: No follow here with what they claim they have done.
Speaker 1: We have had extensive conversations on this show about American cheese. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and our love a lot of us that we have
Speaker 1: just for the good old plastic individually wrapped slices of
Speaker 1: craft American cheese, which we all know is not technically.
Speaker 3: Cheese made oil. It's cheese product. Yeah right, we agree
Speaker 3: on that much. Yeah, but we still like it. Now
Speaker 3: here comes Sargento with all of that just said. They
Speaker 3: realize that we all still love that despite it not
Speaker 3: being real cheese. They're saying, we have, after ten years
Speaker 3: of exhaustive research, come up with a new blend of
Speaker 3: American cheese that looks, feels tastes and acts just like
Speaker 3: the cheese I just described the non American cheese, but
Speaker 3: it's only got five ingredients, which makes it actually cheese,
Speaker 3: natural cheese. So if you're inventing something to be like
Speaker 3: something that already exists.
Speaker 2: Exactly, and I'm sure it costs twice as much, well
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you Sargento.
Speaker 3: I like Sargento, and that you know the single package
Speaker 3: is when it's bogo.
Speaker 2: No, no, nothing against heart.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it was this one of the we
Speaker 1: talked about this. If you're in business and you want to,
Speaker 1: you know, capitalize on something, you look for a need
Speaker 1: and you fill it.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this.
Speaker 3: Fits the bill, No, because there was already that out there, right,
Speaker 3: so you didn't need to do anything. Sorry, gento, those
Speaker 3: of us that are lifetime fans of craft slices of
Speaker 3: the we're not about to about face at this point.
Speaker 2: Now, come on, man, Hey, grilled cheese is a grilled cheese.
Speaker 3: If it's made events below, well it's gonna oil up
Speaker 3: the pan for me a little.
Speaker 1: Just know it's out there. If you want a healthy alternative.
Speaker 1: Oh I wanted to ask you this. I saw this
Speaker 1: and This just sounds too damn logical that no one's
Speaker 1: ever really brought this to the mass's attention.
Speaker 2: Yet. I know you. One of the things you do,
Speaker 2: you do your own laundry. Yeah, yeah, I do it.
Speaker 3: And the reason why if somebody's going, well, do you
Speaker 3: do your own laundry, Taco, that's the woman's job. Just
Speaker 3: slow down, Neander thought he has a whole system. I
Speaker 3: do it because I don't want my wife and kids
Speaker 3: hairs in my shirt.
Speaker 1: And you also don't like how your wife folds. No,
Speaker 1: you've admitted that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but look like if we're sitting here doing the show, Pat,
Speaker 3: I got a hair of a female hair inside my
Speaker 3: shirt itching me.
Speaker 2: It is not good. Okay, so that's you.
Speaker 1: And again to refresh with my laundry experience, I do
Speaker 1: not know how to operate the current washing machine that
Speaker 1: we have without a texted or written a set of
Speaker 1: instructions for my wife. It should need a rise for
Speaker 1: me to have to do this in a pinch. One
Speaker 1: thing though, that I think all of us can agree on.
Speaker 1: If you use liquid detergent, this kind of you get
Speaker 1: out of the bar out that a mass. It leaves
Speaker 1: a mess in that hap is always all nasty and whatever.
Speaker 2: You know. The trick for that, you just throw the
Speaker 2: whole cap into the.
Speaker 3: The laundry machine. You just throw the whole cap. And
Speaker 3: I'd never heard that before.
Speaker 2: You can do that if you want, and then and
Speaker 2: you don't mind here and.
Speaker 3: A little extra with the plastic cap going around every time.
Speaker 2: It comes out clean, sparkling clean.
Speaker 3: Another hack for it is look while the water's coming out, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you put that underneath the flow of the water and
Speaker 3: it's going.
Speaker 2: Look at us. You've grown men talking about laundry.
Speaker 1: I just I thought of you immediately when I saw this.
Speaker 1: Not so much meat, to be honest, but I gotta
Speaker 1: give credit where credit's new. This. This is a great
Speaker 1: lounge you hack. Sometimes the most simple answer is right
Speaker 1: under your nose. So you welcome everybody. You just learned
Speaker 1: to laundry tip.
Speaker 3: You know what, I might go back to that style
Speaker 3: laundry detergent, because all I use is the pods because
Speaker 3: they're just self contained and clean.
Speaker 2: But now if you just throw that thing and they're
Speaker 2: also awesome to snack on. We all raised in Central Florida.
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