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Speaker 1: Now it's time for swamp watch.
Speaker 4: I'm a politician, which means I'm a cheat, a liar,
Speaker 4: and when I'm not kissing babies, I'm stealing that lollick box.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 7: We got the real problem is that our leaders are done.
Speaker 1: The other side never quits, so what I'm not going anywhere, so.
Speaker 2: That now you train the squaw, I can imagine what
Speaker 2: can be and be unburdened by what has been.
Speaker 4: You know, Americans have always been gone with a president.
Speaker 6: They're not stupid.
Speaker 8: A political flunder is when a politician actually tells the truth.
Speaker 4: Why have the people voted for you were not swap
Speaker 4: watch they're all canonoid.
Speaker 1: I'm entering for you as well. Okay, so when you
Speaker 1: get the email, that's what that's about.
Speaker 8: There's some stuff going on in Washington, d C. We
Speaker 8: talked earlier about how the Department of Government Efficiency is
Speaker 8: now apparently looking through the IRS. Couple of government watchdogs
Speaker 8: have been launching audits into the new DOGE access to
Speaker 8: some of the sensitive federal payment systems that have been
Speaker 8: located at the Treasury Department.
Speaker 2: All of this, I shouldn't say all of it.
Speaker 8: A lot of this is being run through through the
Speaker 8: court system as well to test whether or not it
Speaker 8: is in fact legal. When he was asked about it yesterday,
Speaker 8: President Trump said that, of course he would follow the
Speaker 8: rules of the court.
Speaker 9: If the judge does block one of your policies part
Speaker 9: of your agenda, will you abide by that?
Speaker 5: Ruling leagal.
Speaker 7: I always abide by the courts, and then I'll have
Speaker 7: to appeal it. But then what he's done is he
Speaker 7: slowed down the momentum and it gives crooked people more
Speaker 7: time to cover up the books. Yeah, the answer is
Speaker 7: I always abide by the courts, always abide by him,
Speaker 7: and will appeal, but appeals take a long time.
Speaker 8: Senator Mazie Herono said that we're getting screwed by Doge
Speaker 8: and all.
Speaker 10: The people that they support are getting screwed.
Speaker 1: Well, that makes me laugh every time Valdimir Zelenski is
Speaker 1: speaking up about this phone call between Putin and Trump,
Speaker 1: by the way, stunning really at the time. This happened
Speaker 1: on Wednesday, and Zelenski said, Trump said to me that
Speaker 1: Putin wants to stop the war. I said to him,
Speaker 1: Putin's a liar. I hope that you will pressure him
Speaker 1: because I don't trust him. He said they had a
Speaker 1: very direct conversation, or that he had had a very
Speaker 1: direct conversation with Putin about the very same thing as
Speaker 1: ceasefire related back in twenty nineteen, and he says it's
Speaker 1: a non starter. Jd Vance I believe met with Zelenski
Speaker 1: as well, today.
Speaker 8: JD Vance spoke at this Munich security conference over there.
Speaker 2: In turn, he.
Speaker 8: Believes that our European friends must play a bigger role
Speaker 8: in the future of this continent. Sort of a higher
Speaker 8: international platform for jd Vance than we had seen in
Speaker 8: the past for vice presidents. He did acute let's say,
Speaker 8: he wasn't extremely nice to the European Union. He was
Speaker 8: very upfront about the way his boss, President Trump feels
Speaker 8: about Europe. He accused European officials of canceling elections, asked
Speaker 8: whether we're holding ourselves to an appropriately higher standard, and
Speaker 8: to the president and said there's a new sheriff in town.
Speaker 8: But he said this, and this is an important way
Speaker 8: to the important way for him to put it is,
Speaker 8: we may disagree with your views, but we will fight
Speaker 8: to defend your right to offer it in the public square.
Speaker 11: So i.
Speaker 2: Voltaire. I mean, I don't remember who said the quote originally,
Speaker 2: But I may not agree with you. Know, I may
Speaker 2: not agree with.
Speaker 8: What you say, you have the right to say it absolutely,
Speaker 8: So I mean, that's what's that kind of.
Speaker 2: Is perhaps his better jd.
Speaker 8: Vance is a very good public speaker, and he's representing
Speaker 8: the United States at the Munich Security Conference. The other
Speaker 8: person that was supposed to be there, one of them
Speaker 8: was Marco Rubio, Secretary of State. He actually had to
Speaker 8: return to America last night. Well I don't think he
Speaker 8: had actually left the airspace, but one of the the
Speaker 8: modified seven to fifty sevens that the Air Force uses
Speaker 8: to transport secretaries of state had a cockpit windshield crack
Speaker 8: and they were about ninety minutes in their flight last
Speaker 8: night over to Germany. They had to turn around and
Speaker 8: come back, which is not common. But oh, and then
Speaker 8: a quick political note. This includes California. Rick Grinnell, President
Speaker 8: Trump's Special Missions Envoy and interim executive director at the
Speaker 8: Kennedy Center said, if Kamala Harris runs for governor, he
Speaker 8: may throw his hat into the ring and run for
Speaker 8: governor as a Republican.
Speaker 1: That means nothing, no, but he has no name recognition whatsoever.
Speaker 1: He could she's going to take californ There's no way
Speaker 1: she's going to take California. I don't mean to be dismissive.
Speaker 1: I just think that you know how people are. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you don't have any name recognition at this point
Speaker 1: in the game, you're screwed.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 8: But then you come off as homophobic because you can't
Speaker 8: vote against the gay guy.
Speaker 1: I didn't know he was gay. That's how much I
Speaker 1: don't know about him.
Speaker 8: The other quick note is that the White House already
Speaker 8: has limited AP access to the Oval Office because they
Speaker 8: have refused to call it the Gulf of America. Now
Speaker 8: they are saying that they will limit AP journalist access
Speaker 8: to the Oval Office and Air Force One because of
Speaker 8: the geographic name change of the Gulf of America.
Speaker 1: Just to put a bow on that conversation. Gay is
Speaker 1: very passe now. It's about female swimmers with penises. That's
Speaker 1: who you're fighting for in California.
Speaker 2: Well, he's got some time gay.
Speaker 1: It's very nineteen nineties. You can make some body in
Speaker 1: fact conservatives are gay.
Speaker 2: That's conservative now.
Speaker 1: To be gay, just gay is that's a republican thing
Speaker 1: to do in California.
Speaker 8: It's very republican to be gay nowadays. When we come
Speaker 8: to sweat, is it hot?
Speaker 2: Nope.
Speaker 8: When we come back, there is an update on our
Speaker 8: astronauts that have been on the International Space Station for
Speaker 8: way too long.
Speaker 2: Oh, and I have your Jeopardy question. We'll do that
Speaker 2: and we come back. Okay, that sounds great.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, we'll do that, and then we'll to a
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day story involving a mass shooting roses for twelve
Speaker 1: hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Rich in vitamin C.
Speaker 1: The fruit of the rose plant goes by this anatomical.
Speaker 2: Name, tomical. There's rich in vitamins C. What is the head?
Speaker 8: I don't know the rose head, rose bud, rose hip,
Speaker 8: rose hips. Oh okay, anatomical.
Speaker 2: You knew baleen, but you didn't know about rose hips.
Speaker 8: How often do you say the term rose hips. That's
Speaker 8: the first time I can guarantee you approximately fifteen years
Speaker 8: that you've said rose hips.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've ever said the words rose hips.
Speaker 2: I restamore together.
Speaker 1: Cops in Indiana say they swore thwarted. Excuse me. A
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day mass shooting that a teen girl was plotting
Speaker 1: at her high school. Her name is Trinity, Trinity Shockley,
Speaker 1: eighteen years old. She had a plot to shoot up
Speaker 1: her high school. I texted a couple of my friends
Speaker 1: who have kids that are middle school, high school, beginning
Speaker 1: of high school, and I said, how are kids processing
Speaker 1: Valentine's Day these days, I'm curious and they pick flowers,
Speaker 1: they give gifts. It's like it's a whole thing in
Speaker 1: middle school, and I'm thinking, gosh, I would have been
Speaker 1: so I mean, it was an anxiety thing before I
Speaker 1: knew what that word was. To get Valentine's grams or
Speaker 1: whatever from boys in middle school gifts, my goodness, I
Speaker 1: would have freaking had a panic attack. But boy gave
Speaker 1: me like that would be crazy. But apparently that's what
Speaker 1: everybody does now. Fascinating, But anyway, this is weird. This girl,
Speaker 1: eighteen year old Trinity, was previously the focus of a
Speaker 1: community fundraiser there in Morrisville, Indiana, for what She was
Speaker 1: hit by a drunk driver on her way to school
Speaker 1: two years ago. Tip came from the FBI Tuesday evening
Speaker 1: about an alleged attack on the school. They go to
Speaker 1: her home, they rate it and arrest her. She's been
Speaker 1: held without bail, charged with conspiracy to commit murder, threat
Speaker 1: to confirm terrorism, conspiracy to commit intimidation. No details about
Speaker 1: what they found in the home, but it must have
Speaker 1: been a lot.
Speaker 8: They found in her father's bedroom. Sorry, there's an issue
Speaker 8: with the pronouns also really yeah. During the investigation, they
Speaker 8: identify the person of interest is Trinity. Court documents say
Speaker 8: Trinity is transgender and goes by the name Jamie, so
Speaker 8: there's some issues there. Court documents also said they found
Speaker 8: in dad's room and AR fifteen magazines and a box
Speaker 8: of forty caliber rounds, again.
Speaker 2: That he's a military veteran. Okay.
Speaker 8: She wrote in notebooks, I want to be just like
Speaker 8: Elliott Roger of.
Speaker 2: Course, the Ilavista guy. Ye, the in cell.
Speaker 8: I want to hurt others. I hate you all, die
Speaker 8: die die. I miss Ethan Crumbly. He was the guy
Speaker 8: that shot kids in Michigan. I want to hurt others.
Speaker 8: Becoming the worst version of myself hurts. But this needs
Speaker 8: to be done.
Speaker 2: I love you. Nicholas Cruz oh Y.
Speaker 8: Cruise was the Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
Speaker 1: She apparently was chatting with somebody else on discord, writing, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'll be honest, I'm close to shooting mine up. I
Speaker 1: have an AR fifteen and the person wrote back, OMD,
Speaker 1: that's so cool. But wait, do you have a solid plan?
Speaker 1: And she said Parkland Part two? Of course, I've been
Speaker 1: planning this for a year. The person wrote back, you
Speaker 1: don't plan on killing yourself?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 1: And she wrote no, and the person wrote back, Okay,
Speaker 1: good your secret is safe with me.
Speaker 7: Bro.
Speaker 1: Kids are awful, and if you do carry it out,
Speaker 1: good luck. Kids are awful. Smile at them. Smiling is
Speaker 1: your best mask, and then go on and do great things.
Speaker 2: I guess that's the positive twist.
Speaker 1: You don't shot up the school, don't do that. Do
Speaker 1: we have love stories to get you later on?
Speaker 8: We do actually have some love stories to get to.
Speaker 8: This would be a funny rom com Lost in space?
Speaker 2: Am I right?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Talk about this? Sandra Bullock? This? Uh?
Speaker 8: I don't know if that would count as lost in space.
Speaker 8: You've be the one element of George Clooney.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Did they have a love element? I don't believe so.
Speaker 2: They was just they were just co working. Was that
Speaker 2: Sandra Bullock or was that somebody else? Sandra Bullock? And gravity?
Speaker 5: Yeah, gravity is really really tough.
Speaker 2: That's but Williams he's won us.
Speaker 8: Sorry, but will Moore and Sony Williams the two astronauts
Speaker 8: that went up in the Boeing craft and then they
Speaker 8: couldn't come home, right, away. They've been up there since so,
Speaker 8: you know, August, I believe so the same underwear.
Speaker 2: But there's a plan. They say they have a plan.
Speaker 8: There is a plan to get them down, but there
Speaker 8: have been other plans that have not come to fruition.
Speaker 8: And we hope that they're doing well. They actually sounded
Speaker 8: great in this interview. We'll play some cuts for you
Speaker 8: when we come back. Love it all right, Gary and Shane.
Speaker 1: I think we're going to be able to see through
Speaker 1: how great they sound right to their soiled underwear.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's an interesting is it.
Speaker 7: No?
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Speaker 8: The two astronauts who launched on Boeing Starline are first
Speaker 8: crude test flight and have been in low earth orbit
Speaker 8: since June, I said August for some reason, since June
Speaker 8: of last year. They want to set the record straight.
Speaker 8: They are not stranded on the internationals base station. They
Speaker 8: have friends, They totally have friends. Everything is fine. Sunny
Speaker 8: Williams spoke with Anderson Cooper last night on the CNN.
Speaker 5: We're doing pretty darn good.
Speaker 13: Actually, you know, we've got food, we've got clothes, We're
Speaker 13: have great crew. Members up here. You know, of course
Speaker 13: it was a little bit longer stay than we had expected.
Speaker 13: But you know, both of us have trained to live
Speaker 13: and work on the International Space Station, and I think
Speaker 13: we've made the most of.
Speaker 8: It now in terms of what's the plan going forward,
Speaker 8: butch Wilmore.
Speaker 14: Right now, the plan is that Crew ten will launch
Speaker 14: on the twelfth of March. They'll come here, rendezvous and Doc,
Speaker 14: we'll do a turnover for about a week, and we
Speaker 14: will return.
Speaker 5: I don't know about the nineteenth of March.
Speaker 2: Also, they want to set the record straight.
Speaker 8: They said, despite the language, the different words that are
Speaker 8: used to describe their situation, that they were not abandoned.
Speaker 14: We don't feel abandoned. We don't feel stuck, we don't
Speaker 14: feel stranded. I understand why others may think that we come,
Speaker 14: we come committed.
Speaker 4: That is what your human space flight program is.
Speaker 14: It prepares for any and all contingencies that we can
Speaker 14: conceive of, and we prepare for those. So if you'll
Speaker 14: help us change the rhetic, rhetoric can help us change
Speaker 14: the narrative, and let's let's change it to prepared and committed.
Speaker 4: Vice what you've been hearing, that's what we.
Speaker 8: Prefer now what I was amazed at. These two seem
Speaker 8: to have a really great sense of humor. I'd be
Speaker 8: so pissed off that Boeing or NASA or whoever that
Speaker 8: they can't get it together to get me off of it.
Speaker 1: While you're sitting in a padded room with this dumb
Speaker 1: ass doing a radio show.
Speaker 2: Because I would never do that.
Speaker 1: You would not pass the neuro test to become an astronaut.
Speaker 2: And I say that with love.
Speaker 1: You would not pass the test because they put you
Speaker 1: through all the rigors of worse possible case scenarios.
Speaker 8: Well, worst case scenario is they never get rescued, right,
Speaker 8: they just end up in the great vacuum of space.
Speaker 2: You've got to have the kind of.
Speaker 1: Temperament that the guy who watched his son get eaten
Speaker 1: by a whale had on the kayak of just like,
Speaker 1: stay calm, everything's fine, it spit you out, come on over.
Speaker 2: You've got to have that kind of temperament.
Speaker 1: You fly off the handle way too much to ever
Speaker 1: be sent to space.
Speaker 8: Right, I'm the one. But Wilmore was asked about coming back.
Speaker 8: I mean, they've been up there for eight months and
Speaker 8: that can take a toll yesterday I was doing a
Speaker 8: story about Scott Kelly, the astronaut, the twin brother of
Speaker 8: Mark Kelly. He shrunk, Yeah, there are neurological changes that
Speaker 8: go on when you're in space that long's there's stuff
Speaker 8: that happens to your body. Sunny Williams was saying, it's
Speaker 8: basically a day for a day. For every day you
Speaker 8: spend in space, it takes about a day for you
Speaker 8: to recover fully, and which Wilmore was saying, once.
Speaker 2: We get back on Earth, gravity's hard.
Speaker 5: Gravity is really really tough.
Speaker 4: That's what we'll fill when we first get you must tough.
Speaker 4: We have no gravity.
Speaker 14: Well, we don't feel the effects of gravity here, we're
Speaker 14: floating as as as Sonny has been saying. But when
Speaker 14: you get back, gravity starts pulling everything your lower extremities,
Speaker 14: the fluid that is shifting.
Speaker 4: You know, I got a little puffy face.
Speaker 14: It's always that way when you're when I'm in space,
Speaker 14: and all that fluid is going to be pulled to
Speaker 14: my lower extremities, and it's really going to be different.
Speaker 14: Even to lift a pencil. You don't even fill a
Speaker 14: pencil when you lift it. When we get back. Even
Speaker 14: to lift a pencil. We will feel the weight.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine that? Just how heavy that everything's gonna feel?
Speaker 1: Everything just wearing a shakes kind of like when you
Speaker 1: work out with weights around, like your wrists or your ankles,
Speaker 1: and you're doing different stuff like leg lifts or you're
Speaker 1: doing some of your arms, and then you put those
Speaker 1: weights down, and how light you feel. It's the opposite
Speaker 1: of thalkround going like this. No, it's not ridiculous. Okay, Hey,
Speaker 1: I had too much coffee, No kidding, no kidding, Selena Gomez,
Speaker 1: my second cup of coffee.
Speaker 2: So oh catching up? Yeah, let's go.
Speaker 1: Selena Gomez is releasing a new album with her fiance
Speaker 1: Benny Blanco. The first single is called Scared of Loving
Speaker 1: You from the album I Said I Love You First.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a great relationship. That sounds like she's scared
Speaker 1: to love you and she's still holding it over your
Speaker 1: head that she said I love you first. Well you
Speaker 1: good luck kids. You've seen the pictures of that guy, right,
Speaker 1: the fine bedrock of a relationship.
Speaker 8: What I would have expected from her. But we have
Speaker 8: a lot of love stories we'll get to when we
Speaker 8: come back.
Speaker 12: You're listening to Gary and Shannon on demand from KFI
Speaker 12: AM six forty.
Speaker 15: Hey, I just wanted to say thank you Happy Valentine's
Speaker 15: my friend, miss Migos for making every day a special day,
Speaker 15: just like the Young Lady or you're saying, Sid, it's
Speaker 15: the everyday stuff like the Gary and Shannon show that
Speaker 15: make us smile.
Speaker 4: SA.
Speaker 2: So I love him, HiPE man. He's the best best
Speaker 2: hype man we've had.
Speaker 1: My God, Well, that little kid's a good hype person too.
Speaker 2: I don't remember if it's a boy or a girl,
Speaker 2: a little kid. You wanted real love stories? I did?
Speaker 2: You did?
Speaker 16: Hi Aaran Shannon. I wanted to tell you my true
Speaker 16: love story. I met my husband at summer school between
Speaker 16: my sophomore and junior year of college, and we I
Speaker 16: thought it would just be kind of fun for a
Speaker 16: summer thing. But fast forward to fall semester. The first
Speaker 16: week I came down with a terrible, terrible kidney infection.
Speaker 16: I was hallucinating in what bed and he would bring
Speaker 16: me over soup and then he also went to all.
Speaker 4: Rest the story kidney and fat guy.
Speaker 1: You know, it's really sweet. One of my girlfriends, her
Speaker 1: daughter's fourteen. Her boyfriend picked her a hand picked bouquet today,
Speaker 1: Like that is really sweet. It really is the little things,
Speaker 1: Like he didn't spend any money on that, but it
Speaker 1: means more because he went out and picked those flowers himself.
Speaker 2: I don't know whose.
Speaker 1: Garden he stole from, but he made it himself. Just
Speaker 1: like the making of the soup and bringing it over.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the kind of person you want for
Speaker 1: the long haul. You ever make your wife soup?
Speaker 2: Yes? Good? Yeah. When I met my husband, I don't
Speaker 2: remember having a kidney infection, but I guess it can happen.
Speaker 17: When I met my husband thirty three years ago, he
Speaker 17: was a friend of my brother's for ten years. He
Speaker 17: didn't know I existed, and when I met him, he said, oh,
Speaker 17: your Carl's sister and gave me a hug. I knew
Speaker 17: I would have his children and we would grow old together.
Speaker 17: Thirty three years, I still haven't killed them.
Speaker 2: I love him to death.
Speaker 8: I was a friend to my wife's brother long before
Speaker 8: I knew that he had a sister. And then you
Speaker 8: saw her and you said, hey, girl, I was a dummy.
Speaker 2: I don't know why she's stuck around me. I was
Speaker 2: wearing a pager. That should be the end. Of the conversation.
Speaker 2: At that point, we all had pagers.
Speaker 9: It was the time Higerian Shannon Happy Valentine's Day. My
Speaker 9: love story is that I've met my husband nineteen years
Speaker 9: ago and I went home the next day and I
Speaker 9: told my mom, I'm going to marry this guy if
Speaker 9: he doesn't change. And within six months we were married.
Speaker 9: We were living in different countries and still living in
Speaker 9: different countries for a while, and we just thought we'll
Speaker 9: figure it out eventually, but we know we want to
Speaker 9: be with each other. So we're living in the same country,
Speaker 9: same house.
Speaker 2: Now that's good.
Speaker 11: Married twenty years and love is getting a random text
Speaker 11: from your husband like this. He's a crane operator and
Speaker 11: he was randomly hanging the moon.
Speaker 2: For me with the crane.
Speaker 11: It was so sweet. And always makes sure to have
Speaker 11: a fuel in my tank because I hate pumping fuel.
Speaker 1: My dad was like that for my mom. He would
Speaker 1: fill up her car with gas. It was very much
Speaker 1: into making sure we had enough gas. I think it
Speaker 1: was one of his irrational fears that we would run
Speaker 1: out of gas and then wild animals would kill us.
Speaker 2: But you have run out of gas.
Speaker 1: I have, but only because I was poor in college
Speaker 1: and just didn't have money. I was just wondering how
Speaker 1: long that truck would run.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 8: I ran out of gas a couple of times because
Speaker 8: I was arrogant, and I was like, what is the
Speaker 8: what is the fuel gage?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm fine.
Speaker 1: I've made that phone call to my brother a couple
Speaker 1: of times, like, hey, it's orange right now. If it's
Speaker 1: really a bad thing, it'll go to red right And
Speaker 1: he's like, no, there is no ready, there is no redd.
Speaker 2: It's orange. She should probably get some gas.
Speaker 18: Dip ass Hay, Gary and Shannon Our love story. My
Speaker 18: husband had passed away and I was going to a
Speaker 18: high adventure class for boy Scouts to be a leader
Speaker 18: for my son. And I was sitting in the room
Speaker 18: and I saw Bob walk down the aisle and I thought,
Speaker 18: oh my gosh, and it terrified me. But everywhere we
Speaker 18: went camping, he followed me around and we're still together
Speaker 18: and I love him so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you. That's very sweet.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of It's one of the reasons why
Speaker 1: I love When Harry met Sally, And it's a good revisit.
Speaker 1: I revisit that movie from time to time, even though
Speaker 1: it's five hundred years old because they have all these
Speaker 1: love stories intertwined with Nora Efron and the brilliance of her,
Speaker 1: all these love stories intertwined with the story of Harry
Speaker 1: and Sally and when they met and eventually fell in love.
Speaker 2: It's just nice to hear.
Speaker 1: It's one of those things that it's it's like a
Speaker 1: it's like a disaster, right, Okay, it doesn't discriminate. We
Speaker 1: all fall in love no matter where we come from,
Speaker 1: who we are, what we have, what we don't have.
Speaker 2: Love can be a disaster.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wildfire and the Palisades and I'll burn it in Altadena.
Speaker 8: Yes, Hey, Gary, and happy Valentine you too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've been married for fifty even though that was
Speaker 4: with four different women. Okay, but I got to say
Speaker 4: there was a lot of romance and love and all.
Speaker 1: That like them.
Speaker 2: So why make one who is that? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Why make one miserable when you make them all happy?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 10: Gary and Shannon. My husband and I met forty years
Speaker 10: ago at a Valentine's party. It was a blind date
Speaker 10: at a fraternity and sorority party. We married two years later,
Speaker 10: had four children and now have eight grandchildren. And the
Speaker 10: key to our marriage is lots of laughing and much forgiveness.
Speaker 6: I love your show.
Speaker 10: A great day, Happy Valentine's.
Speaker 2: Excellent advice, by the way, excellent Good.
Speaker 19: Morning, Gary and Shannon. I'm not trying to be bitter,
Speaker 19: but I'm gonna have to turn this off because you know,
Speaker 19: I love love just like the next person, but not
Speaker 19: all of us.
Speaker 11: I'm that kind of love.
Speaker 2: Some of us are going to breakup.
Speaker 19: Sorry, even if it's been four months, but it was
Speaker 19: ten years. So I think that I got turning off today.
Speaker 19: But I love you guys, and I love that Shannon
Speaker 19: doesn't have to get any more.
Speaker 5: Than cental work.
Speaker 14: And I love my voice.
Speaker 19: I love my children.
Speaker 2: So there, that's a good kind of love. That's wonderful.
Speaker 2: What is the rule on that? For years? Like how
Speaker 2: well they say that? I was just thinking that.
Speaker 1: I was just thinking that because they say it takes
Speaker 1: like the time you were together, and I don't know
Speaker 1: who they are. I know I've heard this, but it
Speaker 1: may have been it may be antiquated, like back when
Speaker 1: your relationships lasted a month, like in high school or whatever,
Speaker 1: but it takes the time you were together times two
Speaker 1: to like get over it. That would be a long time.
Speaker 1: That would be twenty years at well, everything's different. I
Speaker 1: mean you get over it, or you maybe the guy's
Speaker 1: a total a hole and every day you're like, thank
Speaker 1: God that guy's gone.
Speaker 2: Right. Yeah, but if you're with him for ten years,
Speaker 2: well maybe you just hid the.
Speaker 3: Hey Gary Shannon, Yeah, my wife and I have known
Speaker 3: each other since we were five years old, grew up
Speaker 3: together playing mud pies and doctor and then finally, at
Speaker 3: the age of twenty, while in the military, she paid
Speaker 3: for her ticket out to Aberdeen proven Grounds and we
Speaker 3: got married. Called on forty years this year. So yeah,
Speaker 3: childhood sweethearts got to play doctor twice.
Speaker 2: I was a little creepy. Did you ever play doctor?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 8: I yes, but I don't remember it being anything other
Speaker 8: than like, why did you just do this? No?
Speaker 2: No, I was doing this. I was doing the Shane
Speaker 2: Gillis this like you were doing a breast exam? No?
Speaker 8: I was like a no no. Because my my friend
Speaker 8: down the street, her mom was a nurse, so she
Speaker 8: had like a stethoscope, random nursy things to like, hey,
Speaker 8: let me check on your respiratory rate or whatever.
Speaker 1: Did you do that with your wife when she was
Speaker 1: going through medical things.
Speaker 2: No, she never did allow me to do any of this.
Speaker 2: Did you ask?
Speaker 8: I just I didn't say I asked. I just said
Speaker 8: I would be available. Like if hey, if you wanted
Speaker 8: to throw on the old nineteen forties nurses uniform and
Speaker 8: do just a wellness check, just you know, just the
Speaker 8: top to bottom assessment of you know, she.
Speaker 1: Says, I imagine an assessment, and I've assessed you to
Speaker 1: be a complete jackass.
Speaker 8: Imagine I like, just walk into the emergency room, like
Speaker 8: where would you start?
Speaker 2: Were not there? Not there?
Speaker 6: My husband always sent me long stemmed red roses throughout
Speaker 6: our forty year marriage. He died of multiple myloma back
Speaker 6: in twenty nineteen. Before he died, he arranged to have
Speaker 6: long stem red roses sent to me on our anniversary
Speaker 6: after he passed with a beautiful love letter, thank you
Speaker 6: for the.
Speaker 2: Time we had together every single year. I've read that before.
Speaker 2: I've read that story before. Was it her story?
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