Speaker 1: Because we're in your car at work. The Dwight always
Speaker 1: does the foot pedals on that song.
Speaker 2: Yes, I did the.
Speaker 1: Business. We call it the top of the hour. In
Speaker 1: case the show open, It's Tony and Dwight Show, brought
Speaker 1: you by the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety. Please buckle
Speaker 1: up and put the phone down.
Speaker 2: The comedian Felipe as far As is going to join
Speaker 2: the show at the bottom of the hour. Very funny guy.
Speaker 2: He's got a brand new comedy, specially out raging fool.
Speaker 2: But we want to invite you out this Friday. Baby,
Speaker 2: It's a free lunch Friday. Grill Master supply the hog
Speaker 2: Father's Competition Barbecue is gonna be cooking up all kinds
Speaker 2: of barbecues forrest ribs. We'll get the entire best. They're
Speaker 2: the best. They're the best. Come on bye. Plus, it
Speaker 2: is the Tony Cruz Farewell Show. We're gonna say bye
Speaker 2: to our very own Tony Cruise.
Speaker 1: All right, dude, Well, when people put up this stuff
Speaker 1: for auction, don't they know people are kind of dirty minded?
Speaker 1: Like looking at Dwight, you said dirty minded and you
Speaker 1: just you stopped what you were doing and the glasses
Speaker 1: were down by his nose. I took him anyway, and
Speaker 1: I saw him above the computer screen. Are you talking
Speaker 1: to me?
Speaker 2: Dirty minded? What were we? Okay?
Speaker 1: You know who Jennifer Gray is.
Speaker 2: That's old man Gray's kid. Uh.
Speaker 1: Do you know the movie Dirty Dancing?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I know that. Let me look her up.
Speaker 1: Rick, You remember Dirty Dancing nineteen eighty seven. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: Well it was one of those phenomenons. They thought it
Speaker 1: would be a cute little movie that might make some money,
Speaker 1: and it was the biggest movie of the summer.
Speaker 2: I believe. Oh yeah. Soundtrack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the boy the star of the Patrick Swavey had
Speaker 1: a huge hit that was like number one for months.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well, the whole damn album, the soundtrack, right,
Speaker 2: couldn't get up. I know who she is? Yeah, she
Speaker 2: was the one.
Speaker 1: That she far Fielder's sister.
Speaker 2: She's the war that he caught.
Speaker 1: Yes, correct, we got the people had been trying you
Speaker 1: to catch.
Speaker 2: We got to re create that, yeah, we do.
Speaker 1: No, nobody puts baby in the corner, damn. No.
Speaker 2: You know what my favorite thing are out of all
Speaker 2: the things and Dirty Dancing. You know what what stuck
Speaker 2: out with me the most is there's a fat guy
Speaker 2: that would play cards with his shirt off off fat
Speaker 2: and hurry yes, and he would like send signals with
Speaker 2: the like Ntani Wall Big Sid was his name.
Speaker 1: All those places were closing at the time because in
Speaker 1: most of the people that were going to see it
Speaker 1: were women because they love and remember at that time
Speaker 1: in eighty seven, you go back twenty years in the sixties,
Speaker 1: those places, those summer vacations were huge. Everybody went there
Speaker 1: for the summer and they did play cards, they did
Speaker 1: learn how to dance, They would go canoeing and they
Speaker 1: do all that stuff. So, uh, Jennifer Grays, this is
Speaker 1: where I'm going with these. You know, you know who's
Speaker 1: gonna buy these shorts? We're weird dudes. Here he is,
Speaker 1: Jennifer Gray's famous shorts from Dirty Dancing, the pig pink
Speaker 1: nylon copezial briefs that she wore are up for sale.
Speaker 2: Why those aren't just shorts? Then they're sniffing shorts.
Speaker 1: Oh stop it, See this is what I mean, right,
Speaker 1: you know, degenerates of the world are gonna be auctioning
Speaker 1: on this. They didn't do this by.
Speaker 2: A you know what I stand corrected. Then they're shorts
Speaker 2: their special occasion sniffs.
Speaker 1: Right, uh, they are up for grabs.
Speaker 2: Okay, I had to look it up. What you know
Speaker 2: the answer?
Speaker 1: Stop?
Speaker 2: What was Patrick Swayzy's name in Dirty Dancing? The character?
Speaker 1: Oh darn it, I know this.
Speaker 2: I knew that the movie was super corny and hokey,
Speaker 2: I didn't know it was this super.
Speaker 1: What was his name?
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, hey, my name is Johnny Castle.
Speaker 1: Johnny Castle. Hey, that's right, hey, Johnny Castle. But he
Speaker 1: was a he was a real He was a dancer.
Speaker 1: Actually before he came he went into movie. He had
Speaker 1: bad knees.
Speaker 2: And then a roadhouse his name was James Dalton.
Speaker 1: I almost said Dalton, but I said that's not right.
Speaker 2: They called him. Yeah, they went by Dalton.
Speaker 1: But Johnny Castle. Now it's coming back. So he the
Speaker 1: famous scene where he jumps, Remember he jumps off the
Speaker 1: stage and his legs are kind of spread out and
Speaker 1: he lands and he does the slow dance off the
Speaker 1: middle of the room. Well, they did that scene over
Speaker 1: and over again, and his knees were shot at. There
Speaker 1: was something about a torn ligaments and stuff, and he
Speaker 1: was in major pain.
Speaker 2: He fractured an ankle, yes, and.
Speaker 1: He kept doing the scene over and over again because
Speaker 1: he was that tough guy from Texas.
Speaker 2: Theal There was a series on Netflix or whatever that
Speaker 2: you and I watched, and it would tell the behind
Speaker 2: the scenes story of die Hard of all these different
Speaker 2: eighty movies, and it was really interesting. The die Hard
Speaker 2: one was great. It was great because they didn't want
Speaker 2: Bruce Willis.
Speaker 1: He thought he was a comedy actor.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, they took him off the poster. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and only put him back on the poster.
Speaker 1: Until until, no, until they did the pre previews like
Speaker 1: we used to do. They did the previews and people
Speaker 1: were cheering. Yeah, they laughed at the beginning that Bruce
Speaker 1: Willis was a hero. And by the end of the
Speaker 1: movie they were cheering and they're like, put Bruce Willis
Speaker 1: back on the post.
Speaker 2: What are franchised? That was But going back to the
Speaker 2: they did one on Dirty Dancing as well, and it
Speaker 2: was really interesting. It was but I think he had
Speaker 2: a fractured ankle. Yeah, he jumps off the stage and
Speaker 2: he starts to back after stuff and they kept on
Speaker 2: the text and I think he either rode his ankle
Speaker 2: or fractured it. But he did. Like that. Entire last
Speaker 2: scene was shot with him and pain.
Speaker 1: They even write the story, knowing dirty people like Dwight
Speaker 1: are going.
Speaker 2: To buy this, They write, how much is it? Hang on?
Speaker 1: Nobody puts baby in the corner, and after the auction,
Speaker 1: nobody's putting baby shorts in dirty laundry. In the dirty laundry,
Speaker 1: the pink shorts from Jennifer Gray's famously worn in the
Speaker 1: dance rehearsal scene and Dirty Dancing are up forbid. Prop Store,
Speaker 1: a global entertainment memorabilia auctioneer, is hosting the auction online.
Speaker 1: Jennifer's pink nylon Capezio briefs size medium twelve. Not that
Speaker 1: any buyer would be looking to put them on for sure.
Speaker 1: The auction is live. The auction is live, and it's
Speaker 1: up till June eleventh to bid on it. I'm sure
Speaker 1: there's other dirty dancing memorabilia, but they concentrated on the
Speaker 1: hot girl's shorts. Yeah, but not by accident.
Speaker 2: I just wonder how much Johnny Castle's tidy whiteyes are hey,
Speaker 2: Jenny Castle?
Speaker 1: And you know what, you know, the dad was supposed
Speaker 1: to be the jerk and all this, The dad was
Speaker 1: a pretty good dad. If you watch the movie again,
Speaker 1: you're like when you were a kid or you're a
Speaker 1: teenager when we watch that movie. It was eighty seven.
Speaker 1: I graduated that year from high school, and we're all like, well,
Speaker 1: it's a Dan of jerk. Now you're watch it and
Speaker 1: you're like, Dan was right on everything.
Speaker 2: On every What was the surf movie? I'm all going
Speaker 2: to that's a point break. I want to find out
Speaker 2: if Patrick swayze you ever had like a normal guy
Speaker 2: name in any.
Speaker 1: Of these Point Break Body. His name was Body. I
Speaker 1: had it Body.
Speaker 2: I wonder if there's ever been a Patrick Swayzey movie
Speaker 2: where he.
Speaker 1: Has You gotta admit, Point Break was one of the
Speaker 1: coolest movies ever.
Speaker 2: Okay, Ghost Ghosts. His name was Sam Wheat.
Speaker 1: Johnny Utah was the name of Johnny Utah was the
Speaker 1: name of the other guy.
Speaker 2: You're right, Sam Wheat was ghost.
Speaker 1: Sam Wheat and that movie took over. He was a
Speaker 1: very People loved Patrick Swayzey. Now he did an awful
Speaker 1: movie called Next of Kin that took place in Kentucky. Awful.
Speaker 2: Great. He they take a bus up to the big
Speaker 2: town of Chicago. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't like the portrayal of Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I mean it made it.
Speaker 1: It made us look like nineteen thirty seven down in
Speaker 1: the haller, and I was like, that's not what the
Speaker 1: haller looks like today.
Speaker 2: Well, that's that's every movie. It's like, you know, it's
Speaker 2: not like NASA ever has a problem. They say, get
Speaker 2: Kentucky on the phone.
Speaker 1: They drove the school bus up to kill a bunch
Speaker 1: of Chicago mafia guys and they're doing all of the
Speaker 1: country stuff. So he brings a busload to snap that.
Speaker 1: Liam Neeson and Patrick Swaydey was what was the.
Speaker 3: Name of that movie?
Speaker 1: Next of Kin, Next of Ken, I guarantee it something.
Speaker 1: I don't know why this is popping into my head.
Speaker 1: I can't remember what the meeting I have after this show, Like,
Speaker 1: I can't remember which salesperson I'm social to media. But
Speaker 1: Next of Kin is popping out. Next Johnny Utah uh
Speaker 1: is popping up, Brody is po body is popping up.
Speaker 1: It's crazy and Red Hot Chili Peppers were in Point
Speaker 1: Break two. They're the bad surfers and they get beat
Speaker 1: up by Johnny Utah and Brody.
Speaker 2: Truman Gates was his name. That's not too much of
Speaker 2: a stupid name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they try to mess with Johnny Utah and here
Speaker 1: comes Brody.
Speaker 2: You don't mess with Johnny Utah, especially when he's undercover
Speaker 2: and his handler is Gary Busey.
Speaker 1: And this thing was he was a he was a
Speaker 1: big time college football quarterback, real famous, and he blew
Speaker 1: his knee out in a bowl game. So everybody knew
Speaker 1: who he was. But he was an undercover cop.
Speaker 2: Except for body. Body knew body was.
Speaker 1: And who was who was? Who was Johnny Utah's partner.
Speaker 2: That's why I said his handler was Gary Busey.
Speaker 1: Gary, I'm sorry I missed that part. Gary Busey before
Speaker 1: he went Gary Busey Golley and was at My Bachelor.
Speaker 2: He's a that job, Okay.
Speaker 1: So Jennifer Gray's famous shorts go to uh prop Store.
Speaker 1: Prop Store a global entertainment memorabilia auctioneer. I bet you
Speaker 1: can find all kinds of stuff there.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, I love my mom, and every time in
Speaker 2: the show, I say love you, ma.
Speaker 1: So what's the same thing that every person tells my
Speaker 1: mother and your when they meet them, that.
Speaker 2: Your angels and God bless you, God bless you, God
Speaker 2: bless you every time we go out.
Speaker 1: So I bless you for being his mother.
Speaker 2: Whenever we go out. Susan and I every single time,
Speaker 2: without failure, somebody's gonna come up and they're gonna say,
Speaker 2: you're an angel. You put up with him, you're an angel,
Speaker 2: And my response is always, well, Lucifer was an angel.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's true. No people walk by me on
Speaker 1: graduation day and shook my parents' hands instead of mind congratulations.
Speaker 2: Did I tell you that?
Speaker 1: Like, Hey, I'm here too, I'm the one that actually graduated.
Speaker 2: I tell you that. In December, when we were at
Speaker 2: Shady Rays doing the live broadcast, Ethan Almighty and Jeff
Speaker 2: was there and they were walking out and they were
Speaker 2: walking through like j C. Pennies or one of these stores, Macy's,
Speaker 2: whatever it was. They were walking out that way as
Speaker 2: my mom was walking in and she noticed Ethan and
Speaker 2: she walked up and she introduced herself this way. Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, Almighty, let me introduce myself. I'm Susan Tyler
Speaker 2: Whitten's mother in law. True story.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. I don't blame her, but we told you, mom,
Speaker 1: it was payoff someday. Ha ha.
Speaker 2: We and her jokes won't get you anywhere in life.
Speaker 2: Take that, missus, but thank you. Hey, Well, have you
Speaker 2: ever thought that your mom was a bad mom. Step aside.
Speaker 2: Listen to this Russian mom. Her name is Fedlana m
Speaker 2: comes from the Daily Mail. She's been detained by authorities
Speaker 2: after she allegedly hired a contract killer to take out
Speaker 2: her twelve year old daughter. Reports say this fed Lana
Speaker 2: paid a hit man one thousand, two hundred and sixty dollars.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that translates into rubles? All lean on, Rick, Rick,
Speaker 2: what does that mean a rubles? I had thousand rubles? Uh? Anyway,
Speaker 2: she she paid one thousand, two hundred and sixty dollars
Speaker 2: to have her daughter drowned because she.
Speaker 1: Was fed Oh god, I don't like these.
Speaker 2: She was fed up with constant arguing between the two.
Speaker 2: You like the ending. But because of the constant arguing
Speaker 2: between the two of them, the daughter was said to
Speaker 2: have overheard the mom's plan. But things backfired when the
Speaker 2: man that she hired, yes, promised to protect the girl
Speaker 2: to the girl in the custody, and it was like
Speaker 2: a movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is like a movie. Like a Special Forces
Speaker 1: guy was like, no, I'm not going to.
Speaker 3: Kill your daughter.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna protect her.
Speaker 2: It's the old soft hearted contract killer. Sure he loves
Speaker 2: to kill people, but his heart is open to this
Speaker 2: little girl.
Speaker 1: I do have a I thought I had a story
Speaker 1: about some Russian named their daughter something stupid, and I
Speaker 1: think she's in jail or something like that. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: What was it was something? Something? Something putin here? It
Speaker 1: is no Germany, sorry, same thing, No kidding. German baby
Speaker 1: is named Richie rich Putin.
Speaker 2: Rich Rich.
Speaker 1: My child in Germany is saddled with the maternity. There
Speaker 1: is at one of the hospitals the number one worst
Speaker 1: baby name ever.
Speaker 2: Her uh her uncle Scrooge McDuck mcconnor weighed in on this.
Speaker 1: Somehow authorities misbanning the name Richie rich Putin. It's a
Speaker 1: combination of actor Macaulay Culkin in the nineteen nineties classic
Speaker 1: movie Richie Rich and the last name of the Russian
Speaker 1: president Vadimir. The Reddit users spilled the beans, saying I
Speaker 1: used to think the name laws were strict in Germany.
Speaker 1: I have another story that will do later. There are
Speaker 1: many There are a lot of countries that you don't understand.
Speaker 1: They have laws you can't name your child that we
Speaker 1: we need.
Speaker 2: We may have to push that story tomorrow because we
Speaker 2: have comedian Philippip Pipe okay, as far as at the
Speaker 2: bottom of the hour, but we actually need that in
Speaker 2: America to say, oh no, that's not a real name. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Poor, I mean, these poor kids get settled with these names.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at Dwight.
Speaker 1: You can't say but you can't say Dwight. You know.
Speaker 2: It's why what they can get a license plate for
Speaker 2: your bicycle?
Speaker 1: Bringing this up for thirty years because it's like, let
Speaker 1: it go. You went into Thornberry's Toys and you couldn't
Speaker 1: find the little license that you put on the back
Speaker 1: of your stupid bike. And you couldn't find Dwight. There
Speaker 1: were plenty of Tony's and Heathers.
Speaker 2: It's bad enough my mom made me ride a girl's
Speaker 2: bike with a banana seat and a sissy bar. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but then I couldn't even get a license plate.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 2: I wanted to butch it up just a little.
Speaker 1: Don't go to a prison and have them make a
Speaker 1: little tiny license plate that says Dwight. There's black and white,
Speaker 1: weren't they not? They were just black and white.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were spectacular and beautiful. They were white with
Speaker 2: blue letters. It said Kenny, what spin or whoever?
Speaker 1: Let it go?
Speaker 2: Rick? Or what says the guy that had a license
Speaker 2: plate on his bike.
Speaker 1: I did. I had two of them because one was
Speaker 1: Anthony and one was Tony, so I had a choic
Speaker 1: which spectacular. Is my new oven I bought from Bargains Supply.
Speaker 1: It is a four No, it's a Toddian mad. It
Speaker 1: has eight burners up top, which is gas. I have
Speaker 1: two stoves down below. Those are electric. Both of them
Speaker 1: are the air fryers and stoves. And I cannot wait
Speaker 1: to get this in my house. Doing a remodel in
Speaker 1: the kitchen, all right, So Bargain Supply has been my
Speaker 1: friend for decades. Every single appliance in my house from
Speaker 1: top to bottom, is from Bargain Supply. We buy scratching
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Speaker 1: front door East Jefferson Street got their own parking lot,
Speaker 1: say hi to the ladies at the front desk. How
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Speaker 1: said to Hatree, and then go on and in the
Speaker 1: back you do that voice.
Speaker 2: Sometimes you can walk in and you can say you
Speaker 2: can take your hat off and flip it around. Go Goodmorrow,
Speaker 2: fair lady. Yeah, I like that a lot.
Speaker 1: I'll give you five bucks if you do that.
Speaker 2: No, they like it a lot when you do that.
Speaker 1: And then get to the back. That's where all the
Speaker 1: appliances are. If you've got a lot of questions, they
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Speaker 1: after this news radio.
Speaker 2: Wait for it, way is.
Speaker 1: Seeing about that tylan All story we did earlier. Now
Speaker 1: you know, one thing happens and the whole world changes.
Speaker 1: The guy that tried to light his shoe on fire
Speaker 1: on a plane, one dude, All of us have to
Speaker 1: take our shoes off still to get on a plane.
Speaker 1: Tilan Hall was picked by whoever. But James Lewis was
Speaker 1: accused of it. They had no proof, so he was
Speaker 1: never charged. Doesn't look like it. Well, he was charged,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but he denied anything. He did not go
Speaker 1: to prison or anything like that. But right now Netflix
Speaker 1: has a documentary on this guy. Because in nineteen eighty two,
Speaker 1: we all remember that that's old enough, but it scared
Speaker 1: the crap out of everybody that somebody was putting cyanide
Speaker 1: laced pills in the Tilenall bottles. Hence afterwards the protective seals,
Speaker 1: the child proof tops. It's weird because the new norm
Speaker 1: happens so quick. Well, we just got used to having
Speaker 1: okay twisted around to where the arrow is, and now
Speaker 1: it to come off or you got to push down
Speaker 1: turn and then has the seal underneath, and then there's cotton.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it takes five minutes to get your damn medication
Speaker 1: out of the bottle. But one incident in nineteen eighty two,
Speaker 1: and then, by the way, it was everywhere right, it
Speaker 1: wasn't I think it was not just why am I
Speaker 1: thinking Chicago? Oh it was Chicago. It was Chicago, and
Speaker 1: people just stopped buying Tilenof for a little while. It
Speaker 1: was crazy. But now there's a Netflix case called Cold Case,
Speaker 1: and they're interviewing this James Lewis, which says he didn't
Speaker 1: do it, But the filmmakers said they had to build
Speaker 1: the trust with Lewis to promise him to treat him
Speaker 1: as a human being so I don't know how they might.
Speaker 1: He must be entertaining enough to have a documentary. Now again,
Speaker 1: this changed everything. In every single bottle we open everything,
Speaker 1: that's the deal. The worst thing we had to worry
Speaker 1: about as kids or parents at that point was flintstones.
Speaker 1: Vitamins came in and they were all sugar in these
Speaker 1: little sugar palettes, right so you would, you know, and
Speaker 1: they all look like the flintstones. And at one point
Speaker 1: some kid would start eating fifty of them because it
Speaker 1: was like candy. They did enough vitamins for two months.
Speaker 1: But that was like the worst thing we had to
Speaker 1: to worry about. And when you think about it, how
Speaker 1: many pictures of us as small kids are under the sink.
Speaker 1: I mean, we all have pictures of the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: We were under the sink plane with ajax and cleaners
Speaker 1: and chlorox, and our parents thought it was the cutest
Speaker 1: thing ever. That's why they took pictures. But that was
Speaker 1: our We didn't We didn't child proof a house. Everyone's
Speaker 1: driving around now, going I have one of those pictures
Speaker 1: of me under the sink. Our parents didn't care where
Speaker 1: we were playing as long as they weren't bothering them.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna have a comedian here. In about ten
Speaker 1: or so minutes, Dwight is going to talk to him
Speaker 1: about what's going on being a comedian at all. But
Speaker 1: we're going to take a short break and we'll come back.
Speaker 1: What do we I think we have? Sorry, okay, no,
Speaker 1: that's okay, No, we're good.
Speaker 2: Hey, it's just how quick my little skinny legs were
Speaker 2: carrying my fat body. Yeah, aggressive, I was running like
Speaker 2: there was like a like a big fat gazelle.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at Tony's breaking alignment.
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Speaker 1: You got the pronunciation of said comedian.
Speaker 2: Not yet, but I believe it. Yeah, it's Philippe Asparza.
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Speaker 2: Should I be concerned about this? So you got to
Speaker 2: copy this and I got copy. It's the picture of
Speaker 2: the homeless guy that's been violent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 2: I kind of look like him. Look at this.
Speaker 1: Look at yeah, I look at look at his beard.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I believe. Let's go ahead and run the trailer baby
Speaker 2: raging fool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ah, baby raging fool that came out in February.
Speaker 2: Hey, Felipe, how you doing, man?
Speaker 3: I'm good, man, I'm good.
Speaker 2: It's great to hear from you. Felipe. I gotta ask you, man.
Speaker 2: You are not to ask you about I want you
Speaker 2: to talk about this. You are the prime example of
Speaker 2: hard work, faith and keeping your eye on the prize
Speaker 2: because at one point, Man talk about having a rough
Speaker 2: You're the son of an immigrant, you had to learn
Speaker 2: English just to help your parents. You join a gang,
Speaker 2: you get addicted to drugs. Your life could have been
Speaker 2: taken multiple times, but then a spiritual advisor push you
Speaker 2: to get clean and you become a comedian. Man, what
Speaker 2: a story, that old story? I mean, listen, man, much
Speaker 2: respect to you, but talk about that if you if,
Speaker 2: if you will for a second. Who got you to
Speaker 2: pursue your dream?
Speaker 3: Oh? Man? First of all, when I was a kid,
Speaker 3: I learned how to speak English watching six other Man.
Speaker 2: Are you serious? It's awesome? Are you serious? That is awesome?
Speaker 3: Woman? And Luke sa Hazard.
Speaker 2: Well you gotta be talking like us, Damman Kentucky. How
Speaker 2: can you know?
Speaker 3: Man? I used to wear I used to wear one
Speaker 3: of the Levi jackets, a little first fly.
Speaker 2: In the back, the denim jackets.
Speaker 3: Still welcome to people.
Speaker 2: There, Philippy, Philip Man.
Speaker 3: I had an uncle who looked exactly like cooler but
Speaker 3: like in a horrible, horrible English actual you know what
Speaker 3: it like? She can?
Speaker 1: But I bet you you obviously used comedy as uh
Speaker 1: you know your outlet?
Speaker 3: Yes, man, my mom and dad didn't speak no English
Speaker 3: and didn't even try to learn, and I learned English
Speaker 3: and I would translate for them. And it was funny
Speaker 3: because in class everybody's asking about flat polls too, and
Speaker 3: I'm like, shoop me, how do you follow from an
Speaker 3: extension on a phone bill.
Speaker 1: Or not translated correctly? He said, I should have the
Speaker 1: burger and fries or whatever it.
Speaker 3: Is, yeah, or sometimes you know. I didn't know how
Speaker 3: to translate like English words Spanish, so I would just
Speaker 3: do it how my teacher was to do it. She
Speaker 3: would just put all after every word, like your son
Speaker 3: is not doing his homework though. So so my dad
Speaker 3: had that spasms. Doctor, yes, spasm, And I said, my dad,
Speaker 3: you have Dad, you have baccoes?
Speaker 2: Is that is that the Fred Sanford School of Learning Spanish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll figure it out.
Speaker 2: As far as is our guest man, The Raging Full,
Speaker 2: it's out on Netflix. Uh, but the tour starts. I
Speaker 2: looked up tour dates. Man, you're doing a lovel date
Speaker 2: in December, so I just looked that up. That's I
Speaker 2: can't wait to see you there. But is there a story?
Speaker 2: And if I got this wrong, just call me a
Speaker 2: fool and get on with it. But did you did
Speaker 2: you bite somebody's ear off?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, man?
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: I gotta hear this story?
Speaker 3: What did Van Gold days?
Speaker 1: He is hungry?
Speaker 2: Is a Van Gold day?
Speaker 3: And I didn't before Tyson, by the way.
Speaker 2: You're right, so you hang on.
Speaker 1: The question is what did he do to get his.
Speaker 3: Oh? Man, he had me. He had me in a
Speaker 3: like a choke hold or the next you know, like
Speaker 3: how some he just randomly walked up to me and
Speaker 3: grabbed my neck. I didn't even know he wanted to
Speaker 3: fight me, and he was holding on by my neck.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't let go, and I finally got his head
Speaker 3: and I got it closer enough to my mouth, and
Speaker 3: then I was in purple and I just took a
Speaker 3: bite of it.
Speaker 2: Did it taste like chicken?
Speaker 3: I wish I had a lemon?
Speaker 2: So you're a big Dodgers fan. And another story I
Speaker 2: got out you. I don't know if it's true or not,
Speaker 2: but so you get sober and you're working for the Dodgers,
Speaker 2: cleaning out seats, whatever it might be. And comedian Elaine
Speaker 2: Boosler goes to a lot of the games and she
Speaker 2: encouraged you to chase comedy. Is there truth to that
Speaker 2: or is that just yes, yeah, okay?
Speaker 3: To see her, she's to sit right behind the dodger dugout,
Speaker 3: and she would to go to my stand to buy
Speaker 3: a beer, and I will always serve her at the
Speaker 3: cash here. And I told her the comedian, and she
Speaker 3: just told me just keep writing, keep writing, and perform
Speaker 3: every day. Like, perform every day, even if it's seven
Speaker 3: people in a room or eight. You need an audience
Speaker 3: to get better.
Speaker 2: Did you ever did you really believe that that would
Speaker 2: happen to me? Because very humble beginning beginnings, you had
Speaker 2: everything up against you, man, and thank god you survived it.
Speaker 2: Did you ever think that you would be a comedy
Speaker 2: success like you are?
Speaker 3: Never? Man, just be working a regular job and doing
Speaker 3: comed down the side.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, I want to talk about uh, I want
Speaker 2: to talk about a friend of ours. We have a
Speaker 2: mutual friend. I'm actually in business with him, is Alex Raymondo.
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, yeah, we're I'm I'm not I'm not partners.
Speaker 2: I'm not partners with him. And Ron White, the wife
Speaker 2: and I are in Number one tequila. They said they
Speaker 2: needed an unfunny guy and I fit the fit the mode,
Speaker 2: so I joined him. But great tequila, number one tequila.
Speaker 2: But uh, I believe Alex told me at one time,
Speaker 2: and if he's not, I'll make fun of him. He
Speaker 2: had something to do with your first stand up special right.
Speaker 3: Yes, As a matter of fact, he didn't know about
Speaker 3: it because he because he must. You know how, I'm
Speaker 3: pretty sure you've done and that you you you had
Speaker 3: the phone to somebody and then just you help somebody out,
Speaker 3: but without even crying. And it happened. Him and I
Speaker 3: were doing the show in DC at the at the
Speaker 3: Lincoln Center. We're doing a big show. Cool and they
Speaker 3: they he was talking to Ron White on the phone
Speaker 3: and then he hung up. And then and then I
Speaker 3: told him that I want to do a one hour special.
Speaker 3: And then he called his manager right away, and I
Speaker 3: didn't know. Three days later, I had a call and
Speaker 3: he goes, hey, you want to do your one hour
Speaker 3: special next week? And I was like, wow, next week already.
Speaker 3: That's okay.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of pressure, though, Felipe, you're talking, I mean, because.
Speaker 1: That's uh yeah, but think about that. I mean, he
Speaker 1: didn't have to do that.
Speaker 2: Uh, he did.
Speaker 1: He did that for you. I'm sure that you you've
Speaker 1: made it. You made it to where you are now.
Speaker 1: You you're looking for other young comedians to help out also,
Speaker 1: I assume.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah. I Sometimes I get a call from Ralph
Speaker 3: Barbosa and we talk about we go over his material,
Speaker 3: we will go over my material and we tag each
Speaker 3: other's Jocob.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, so you can have a lot of success,
Speaker 2: and you are quite successful when it comes to stand
Speaker 2: up comedy. The tour is kicking off, by the way,
Speaker 2: he'll be here in December. I just look that up
Speaker 2: at the Louisville Comedy Club. But it's quite another. Recognition
Speaker 2: comes with with appearances in movies like you've You've done
Speaker 2: movies with Polly Shore, You've done with Eddie Murphy, Jonah Hill,
Speaker 2: You've been on a superstore you do You're a regular
Speaker 2: with Tim Allen on his new show Shifting Gears. How
Speaker 2: much does that change your life? If you're out with
Speaker 2: a girlfriend, wife, whatever it might be. Uh, do people
Speaker 2: come up and recognize your immediately?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: They do.
Speaker 3: I was at a wedding with my niece. My niece
Speaker 3: got married to Zach Callahan. No, you got married in Richmond, Indiana. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but they're from but they're from Indianapo. Her husband from Indianapolis,
Speaker 3: and she's from Arcanum, Ohio. That's what I said. By
Speaker 3: a dodge by Gordon. It's all town. It's played day
Speaker 3: in Ohio.
Speaker 2: Oh date. Yeah, that's like three hours three hours from
Speaker 2: More we're at right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where she's she's from a small town and
Speaker 3: they got married there. And yeah, but my point I
Speaker 3: was talking.
Speaker 1: About, so look there's ways. Uh, the guy always remembered
Speaker 1: the teaching chong bit in their movie. I think he
Speaker 1: was up in smoke where the the his friends are
Speaker 1: relative called ice on themselves so they could get a
Speaker 1: free ride to the wedding. Remember they're all dressed for
Speaker 1: a wedding and they got a.
Speaker 3: Free ride to h Yeah, that's hilarious. So I remember that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, So I said that was funny. He made
Speaker 1: they made something negative into a positive. I'm sure that
Speaker 1: you have a lot. Do you have any ice? You
Speaker 1: know it's sometimes it's very sad story, but I'm sure
Speaker 1: you have some in your material.
Speaker 3: See. Yeah. Actually, when when Donald Trump said that he's
Speaker 3: gonna all for a thousand dollars to South deport I said,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna hold off for five thousand dollars or two tickets.
Speaker 3: You know what, they lose, I'll leave after the game.
Speaker 2: Leave after the game.
Speaker 3: If they're losing in the half corner, I'll leave early.
Speaker 3: Been horrible Hope for a decade. I remember one time
Speaker 3: I left the game early. I think I saw Derek
Speaker 3: Carr in a freeway.
Speaker 2: Hey Felipe, So we've talked about your movies, we talked
Speaker 2: about television, talked about your stand up. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: the podcast, baby, two of them, What's Up Full and
Speaker 2: also history for foods. I think it's interesting because you
Speaker 2: might hear somebody famous on it, or you might just
Speaker 2: you might just hear a homeless guy that you run into.
Speaker 2: You put everybody on this stand podcast, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've had people from par Rodriguez to the incredible
Speaker 3: Hope who walks around Hollywood Boulevard for money.
Speaker 2: Well listen, Filippe, you're out on the road. The tour
Speaker 2: kicks off June seventh in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We're one of
Speaker 2: the last dates. Look for him in Louisville, Kentucky at
Speaker 2: the Louisville Comedy Club December eleventh through the thirteenth. Hey
Speaker 2: Man listen. It's good catching up with you, Felipe.
Speaker 1: Thanks you for your time.
Speaker 3: Thank you by the police pull me over death, Do
Speaker 3: you have anything funny illegal? I look at my cousin,
Speaker 3: I ran.
Speaker 1: I won't see you.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, light he's the king of the one liners.
Speaker 2: I love it man.
Speaker 1: Thank you brother. Safe travels on your tour.
Speaker 2: Man. We'll see pee.
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Speaker 2: The Kila Sunrise sounds pretty darn good right about now.
Speaker 2: If you ask me, share that Taquila sunrise with Terry
Speaker 2: Miners as he comes on at three PM to day, like,
Speaker 2: Terry Miners, what do you say me though, I'm late
Speaker 2: for work every day.
Speaker 5: So let's say three fifteen.
Speaker 2: Three fifteen, that's how it was in the.
Speaker 5: Old days, and Perky would show up, a yeah, here's
Speaker 5: what it would sound like for people that have listened
Speaker 5: to the station that many years has show started at
Speaker 5: five am. Yeah, we'll play music out of the news.
Speaker 5: Oh really, Then about five oh eight, then another song
Speaker 5: would come on, five twelve, five sixteen, and here's what
Speaker 5: you'd hear. Five sixteen. A record would fade out, and
Speaker 5: then you'd hear come on, come on, come on with everybody,
Speaker 5: Wayne Perky.
Speaker 2: Here, here's here's my favorite Wayne Perky uh comment that
Speaker 2: I asked him. And by the way, I hope that
Speaker 2: Nick Coffee who is going to be taking over mornings
Speaker 2: on WHS it's not listening. I was doing mornings on
Speaker 2: the Fox. It was my second morning show I've done.
Speaker 2: I used to do QMF mornings like you did.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I'm really tired. It's about seven o'clock in
Speaker 2: the morning. I walk into the kitchen we had there
Speaker 2: at the old studios and there's Wayne Perky And I said, Wayne,
Speaker 2: how long does it take to get used to this?
Speaker 2: He goes these hours? I said, yeah, he goes. You
Speaker 2: never do no, You never do no. We talked about
Speaker 2: that yesterday. Well he'd shave because he did the weather
Speaker 2: on TV and.
Speaker 5: You'd see him in his face would be mutilated and
Speaker 5: they're like, what were you in a knife fight?
Speaker 2: Oh? Just get ready to be Wayne Perky Weather back. Hey,
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Speaker 2: that does it for us. We'll see you, Manana. But
Speaker 2: on behalf of Terry Miners, Rick and Tony Venetti. This
Speaker 2: is dwy Witt and saying we'll see you Manana, and
Speaker 2: I love you Ma,