June 10, 2022 • 15 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcast?
Firm Elvis presents fifteen Minute Morning Show. Here it is
the fifteen minute Morning Show podcast. There's Scotty b and
(00:24):
there's Scotty, there's Gandhi, and there's Straighten, Eate and Danielle,
Roggy and Garrett and and Brody right in front of
Norwegian Bliss. What's your ship? Hey? I thought i'd show
up for today's fifteen minute morning show podcast after what
you guys did yesterday without me? Yesterday? You beat the
hell out of each other yesterday? What is up with
(00:45):
you people? I do have a is anybody actually upset
because I did? Anybody actually get but hurt? No? Garrett
hasn't answered, Garrett, will you but hurt? Yesterday? I just
felt like I was thrown under the bus a lot.
I tried to defend you, Garrett as a Gandhi everybody
else in the room Elvis. You're excluding Elvis because he
(01:06):
wasn't here. Yeah. No, I'm I'm one to be thrown
under a lot more than any Well, that's what I heard.
I heard from a lot of listeners. They were texting
in today saying they felt sorry for Garrett yesterday. Since
Elvis wasn't here. We asked him the snitchiest person on
the show, who do you consider the snitchiest person Elvis?
(01:29):
Snitchy meaning telling on them? Yeah, like tattle tale. I
would hope everyone's a tattle tale because I don't want
to hear everything. Know that got me in trouble. What
do you mean frog? Because Gandhi said everybody's a snitch
and I said, I'm not a snitch because I'd like
to think I'm really not. You can tell me stuff,
but if it's bad or detrimental towards Elvis or the show,
(01:52):
I will say something, for sure. I'm the worst person
to talk on Elvison. However, anything else, like if you
mess up something and you're like, hey, don't anybody but
I screwed this up, I'm not going to tell. I
don't care. I don't think everybody is snitchy. I said,
I didn't think Danielle was snitchy, not on purpose. I
don't think Nate is that snitchy that I know of.
(02:13):
But then Froggy was like, well, I'm not a snitch either,
and then Nate said, I specifically remember you saying anything
anyone says about Elvis at any time ever goes directly
to Elvis. That very very good. I'll tell you why,
But let me tell you why I do that. I'll
tell you why because I don't want to be included
in your Elvis ship talk. I'd rather not know. I'm
(02:34):
one of those people that the last show I worked on,
we fucking we talked about the host constantly behind the
show I worked on so much. If I had a
nickel for every time somebody actually talked about Elvis, i'd
have Yeah, you'd be poor, right Seriously, now you're saying
(02:56):
that because I'm here, I'm not even saying that. I
learned this at one time ago, I used to work
for a guy who was very, very very controlling, and uh,
he actually dipped his head into the studio one day
when we were talking about him. And then I went
up to him later and I said, Hey, you know,
I know that you heard is talking about you. I
(03:16):
just wanted to come up and see how you felt
about what you heard, because you know me, I'm not
scared of it like that. He says, Look, you know what,
when you're the manager, when you're the boss, you know
people are gonna need to blow steam off about you
and so let him do it. Yeah, it's it's healthy.
So if you guys want to talk about shitty stuff
about me, what am I gonna do? No but that
(03:37):
I think that's what caused all the confusion is because
it almost came off like all these people are talking
about you frogging when I genuinely don't think that's happening,
and then also comes off a little ass kissy from froggy.
I'm gonna whatever you want. I'm just being real with you.
I'm letting you know if you do need to blow
off steam about Elvis, I'm not the person blow it
off to blow it off somebody else. I don't want
(03:57):
to know. I don't like to be included. That's that's
not as kissy. I don't want to be included in
that stuff that's called loyalty. I'm not wanting to be
included as different than I'm going to run and tell
him immediately, no, I don't. I'm not one of those
people that I want to know everything that everybody's doing,
because when you're one of the people that knows, then
you're one of the people that gets accused when he
(04:17):
gets out. So I would rather you just not tell me,
because then that way you can't accuse while that's what
we call plausible deniability, Like if somebody starts saying something
that would incriminate me or or or I'm an accessory
after the fact, I'm like, you're saying murderer words. Shut
up murderers. Okay, sorry, we had to get all right.
(04:43):
I feel like the area has been cleared everybody else
and then you feel that way. Brody tried to throw
me under the bus with some nonsense yesterday because he's said,
and I quote, I come in a couple of days
a week, and and Froggy cackled at that because we
know that's not true. Then Brody goes, God, he's never here,
He's always in Detroit. I never said never here. I said,
(05:05):
you said, you said every two weeks. For a while,
it was everything I exaggerated because comedy comes from exaggeration.
It wasn't comedy. It was an attempt to throw under
the bus. Well, that's what we were doing. We were
throwing people under the bus. I didn't throw you under
the busy you did. You want a couple of id
laugh because it was blatant laugh right, But I'll tell
(05:28):
you what you also missed Elvis. We were talking about
how Brodie answers people back on text, and I gave
people a visual. If you ever text in the show
and you get a text it's Brody and this is
what he looks like. You have to get the original
ice set you frog. You have to get where it
clears the table and then goes crazy. Yeah, that's scary.
(05:55):
Do you ever answer text messages like you're not you? Yes,
that's wrong, because Diamond has gotten because they think that
it's her and she's like, it's not me, it's broody.
I've actually, you've you've you haven't said who it is,
and I've clarified that it was you Brody because they're like,
(06:16):
this is Nate, isn't it? And I'm like, no, it ain't.
Don't when most companies, when most companies, employees respond to
direct messages or text for companies, don't you have to
put your initials like he should be putting dB at
the end of Okay. The only time I don't say
it's me is if it's a question, Like if I answer,
it would be awkward, like you know, like if it's
a compliment or something, or or they're asking a question
(06:39):
I don't want to answer. I'll just say I'll let
him know. But if somebody says something like if Nate
writes them, I don't rat Nate out. They'll go, did
you write this product? No, it wasn't me, But I
don't say who it was. I don't wrap people out
when when someone on the show's one of these nine
people writes back like go to hell, I don't tell
them who it is. But nobody does that. Sometimes people
(07:01):
a little salty and it's not me. But I don't
say the show does that. I don't know what you're
talking about. No, I'm just saying if somebody did that,
I would never say, Okay, let's move on any other grievances.
Maybe we should just send it now. No, no, no, no,
there's exactly where I wanted it to go. I want
(07:21):
to see what you people are like when you're throwing
each other under the bus, right, it doesn't feel good.
I will say, like Gandhi mentioned it earlier when she
was talking about her ask me anything, is that what
we're calling it on Instagram? This? Like I've worked at
some shows where like the host was miserable, or there
was somebody else that was miserable. I mean, you know, generally,
(07:44):
this is a pretty great place. It's awesome. Even even
just the openness of like what we're doing right now,
arguing with each other and airing it all out. That
doesn't even happen at a lot of places. Somebody will
just come in and be toxic, and it's just a
permanently toxic, bottled up up terrible there's like one person
who's a dragon and breathes fire on everyone else, or multiples,
(08:06):
you know, Gandhi, Nate and I really understand it because
we've worked on multiple other shows, so we've seen it
other ways than that. It's like that in a lot
of workplaces, other than just what we do our industry.
I feel like it's pretty much this is definitely an anomaly.
Like I don't think any other you go to an
accounting office or insurance company, I guarantee it's not as
(08:29):
friendly an atmosphere is this, You know what I mean?
I agree wholeheartedly heartedly. Who parted? All? Right? Was that said? Um?
That's very kind of So you're saying the three of
you have worked for very, very very toxic people. I've
(08:52):
worked on two other shows and they were both very
different both had really good people, and then both have
an awful person, and and that one awful person can
ruin it for everybody and ruin the entire cohesiveness of Yes,
the work, Like I worked for one show and the
other producers, and I grew up in a great household.
(09:15):
Both my parents were awesome. But through this one work
relationship I could see how living with an abusive father
compete because it's it's just that situation where you're like,
you band together and you're like, oh, he's a don't
talk to me. Just hide, just hide, you know. I mean,
it's just that's kind of scenario someone you had to
(09:35):
hide from, someone you worked with, Oh well, you just
had to like, oh well. There would be days where
one of the people I worked with he wouldn't He
would come into the studio occasionally and I would just
let him know. I'm like, hey, stay in your studio,
don't come out. Yes, I worked with somebody who he
would leave our studio and the entire entire sales floor
you would see them scatter like cockroaches. They didn't want
(09:55):
to be around it time. It was like the message
I'm get here is Danielle Brody Garrett Scotty, thank you.
You don't blame me for these kind of kind vibes.
What the truth is, we've been insulated from this and
(10:16):
that type of environment our entire career. I don't know
what it's like. This is my first job out of college.
Yell is as well, right, Scotty Garrett, our first real
jobs out of college, and we're still here, So I
don't know what it's like outside of here. Just enjoy it,
love that while you can brace it. I think why
you still have a few good years left in you
(10:36):
scary you should go see what it's like on the
other side. You know, you need to know it in
life's experience. Not only is the grass not greener, you're
going to find those no grass. Trust me, you don't
know what you've got till you're gone. Thank you, Janet,
also Cinderella, Janet Jackson. I'm glad that it's it seems
(11:03):
like everyone's getting along, so, you know, I think maybe
he was exaggerated that yesterday you guys were throwing sharp
objects at each other. I guess that that was an exaggeration.
I mean, there was definitely some throwing underbuses, but only
that terminology come from by the way throwing under the bus.
Someone did it actually happen one day, let's google. Let's
google it. Some disgruntled coworker through their other coworker under
(11:25):
a bus, real bus. They messed up running the board
so that The lesson I learned here today is, Uh,
if you're gonna ship talk Elvis, don't tell Froggy because
it'll get back to Elvis. He well, he told you that,
he told told you that yesterday. You're just realizing that now.
That means you ship talked to Elvis to Froggy yesterday
before you realized. Scary's going back in his head going, um,
(11:47):
let me just say and when Here's what I learned today.
I learned that Scary's camera angle is odd. Oh I'm
not looking I'm looking at Diana. Is there no camera?
The camera's looking at your directly going to be down
a little bit. I kind of hope it is. You
get to see the angle Scaries food when from the webcam,
(12:10):
Deanna has confirmed that the one that we're watching here
is not gonna be this. Would you like Deanna to
use this angle? No? Yes, okay. So the end of
a bus thing apparently comes from British politics. Where they
were talking about where British politicians were talking about kill
the leader, like let's play kill the leader, and who
(12:31):
would go under the bus like essence talking about pushing
them under a bus were in front of a bus?
Have to double? Tis that something? You know what? I
had to look up that people use all the time
and I didn't know what it was. No, get over
that one. People use that all the time, Scottie, there's
an emoji. No, everybody's saying jump the shark. Oh, you
(12:55):
never do that, Happy day, Happy, happy days. Jumps the
show And that's when the show went downhill. I heard
everyone saying, and then watch it. No, I didn't watch.
I got to watch it because it really is. It's terrible.
Which is a great question. Where where did we jump
the shark? At what point did this show jump the shark?
(13:16):
Do you know, let's hope that hasn't happened yet. What
do you say? Maybe you never know, you never know,
it doesn't you don't know immediately when it happens. What
have we done that maybe should have been our shark
jumping moment? I can think of a couple of performances. Yeah,
one person, stop, don't say I didn't say he threw
(13:40):
himself under the bus. Maybe when when Great teat crept On.
I don't know I was going to say that that
I think we're still going strong. This Locomotives got a
lot of gets I didn't, and what I said was,
maybe I should say it like this, What did we
do that probably should have been the shark jumping, but
(14:03):
we're still here? Yeah, that probably was it. Things that
we did along the way that maybe we shouldn't have
done them go. I don't know. If I've been here
long enough, I feel like like things really changed when
I got here, and people didn't do crazy, crazy things.
But I'm sure you guys have something like the ship
on the floor. I wasn't here for that, but it
sounded glorious a video. It was not glorious if you
(14:27):
were sitting close to it. I have a video of
the of it actually like happening. Okay, okay, I have
no regrets. I think we've done everything great. What do
you think, Elvis, do you think there was a moment
that you're like, that was it? I thought the crap
on the floor is pretty close to the oddest moments
on the show. And instead of jumping the Shark. Can
we say shooting the floor? When did that show shipped
(14:51):
the floor? How do time we get into any time? Okay?
Now wait are we are we on time? Because that
guy is going to be well. We were over Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday and today we are right on time.
If we invented, we have stuff we gotta get done.
So thank you for turning us on. Have a beautiful,
beautiful day. By by bye. The Fifteen Minute Morning Show
What would you talk about on your on your podcast?
Firm Elvis presents fifteen Minute Morning Show. Here it is
the fifteen minute Morning Show podcast. There's Scotty b and
(00:24):
there's Scotty, there's Gandhi, and there's Straighten, Eate and Danielle,
Roggy and Garrett and and Brody right in front of
Norwegian Bliss. What's your ship? Hey? I thought i'd show
up for today's fifteen minute morning show podcast after what
you guys did yesterday without me? Yesterday? You beat the
hell out of each other yesterday? What is up with
(00:45):
you people? I do have a is anybody actually upset
because I did? Anybody actually get but hurt? No? Garrett
hasn't answered, Garrett, will you but hurt? Yesterday? I just
felt like I was thrown under the bus a lot.
I tried to defend you, Garrett as a Gandhi everybody
else in the room Elvis. You're excluding Elvis because he
(01:06):
wasn't here. Yeah. No, I'm I'm one to be thrown
under a lot more than any Well, that's what I heard.
I heard from a lot of listeners. They were texting
in today saying they felt sorry for Garrett yesterday. Since
Elvis wasn't here. We asked him the snitchiest person on
the show, who do you consider the snitchiest person Elvis?
(01:29):
Snitchy meaning telling on them? Yeah, like tattle tale. I
would hope everyone's a tattle tale because I don't want
to hear everything. Know that got me in trouble. What
do you mean frog? Because Gandhi said everybody's a snitch
and I said, I'm not a snitch because I'd like
to think I'm really not. You can tell me stuff,
but if it's bad or detrimental towards Elvis or the show,
(01:52):
I will say something, for sure. I'm the worst person
to talk on Elvison. However, anything else, like if you
mess up something and you're like, hey, don't anybody but
I screwed this up, I'm not going to tell. I
don't care. I don't think everybody is snitchy. I said,
I didn't think Danielle was snitchy, not on purpose. I
don't think Nate is that snitchy that I know of.
(02:13):
But then Froggy was like, well, I'm not a snitch either,
and then Nate said, I specifically remember you saying anything
anyone says about Elvis at any time ever goes directly
to Elvis. That very very good. I'll tell you why,
But let me tell you why I do that. I'll
tell you why because I don't want to be included
in your Elvis ship talk. I'd rather not know. I'm
(02:34):
one of those people that the last show I worked on,
we fucking we talked about the host constantly behind the
show I worked on so much. If I had a
nickel for every time somebody actually talked about Elvis, i'd
have Yeah, you'd be poor, right Seriously, now you're saying
(02:56):
that because I'm here, I'm not even saying that. I
learned this at one time ago, I used to work
for a guy who was very, very very controlling, and uh,
he actually dipped his head into the studio one day
when we were talking about him. And then I went
up to him later and I said, Hey, you know,
I know that you heard is talking about you. I
(03:16):
just wanted to come up and see how you felt
about what you heard, because you know me, I'm not
scared of it like that. He says, Look, you know what,
when you're the manager, when you're the boss, you know
people are gonna need to blow steam off about you
and so let him do it. Yeah, it's it's healthy.
So if you guys want to talk about shitty stuff
about me, what am I gonna do? No but that
(03:37):
I think that's what caused all the confusion is because
it almost came off like all these people are talking
about you frogging when I genuinely don't think that's happening,
and then also comes off a little ass kissy from froggy.
I'm gonna whatever you want. I'm just being real with you.
I'm letting you know if you do need to blow
off steam about Elvis, I'm not the person blow it
off to blow it off somebody else. I don't want
(03:57):
to know. I don't like to be included. That's that's
not as kissy. I don't want to be included in
that stuff that's called loyalty. I'm not wanting to be
included as different than I'm going to run and tell
him immediately, no, I don't. I'm not one of those
people that I want to know everything that everybody's doing,
because when you're one of the people that knows, then
you're one of the people that gets accused when he
(04:17):
gets out. So I would rather you just not tell me,
because then that way you can't accuse while that's what
we call plausible deniability, Like if somebody starts saying something
that would incriminate me or or or I'm an accessory
after the fact, I'm like, you're saying murderer words. Shut
up murderers. Okay, sorry, we had to get all right.
(04:43):
I feel like the area has been cleared everybody else
and then you feel that way. Brody tried to throw
me under the bus with some nonsense yesterday because he's said,
and I quote, I come in a couple of days
a week, and and Froggy cackled at that because we
know that's not true. Then Brody goes, God, he's never here,
He's always in Detroit. I never said never here. I said,
(05:05):
you said, you said every two weeks. For a while,
it was everything I exaggerated because comedy comes from exaggeration.
It wasn't comedy. It was an attempt to throw under
the bus. Well, that's what we were doing. We were
throwing people under the bus. I didn't throw you under
the busy you did. You want a couple of id
laugh because it was blatant laugh right, But I'll tell
(05:28):
you what you also missed Elvis. We were talking about
how Brodie answers people back on text, and I gave
people a visual. If you ever text in the show
and you get a text it's Brody and this is
what he looks like. You have to get the original
ice set you frog. You have to get where it
clears the table and then goes crazy. Yeah, that's scary.
(05:55):
Do you ever answer text messages like you're not you? Yes,
that's wrong, because Diamond has gotten because they think that
it's her and she's like, it's not me, it's broody.
I've actually, you've you've you haven't said who it is,
and I've clarified that it was you Brody because they're like,
(06:16):
this is Nate, isn't it? And I'm like, no, it ain't.
Don't when most companies, when most companies, employees respond to
direct messages or text for companies, don't you have to
put your initials like he should be putting dB at
the end of Okay. The only time I don't say
it's me is if it's a question, Like if I answer,
it would be awkward, like you know, like if it's
a compliment or something, or or they're asking a question
(06:39):
I don't want to answer. I'll just say I'll let
him know. But if somebody says something like if Nate
writes them, I don't rat Nate out. They'll go, did
you write this product? No, it wasn't me, But I
don't say who it was. I don't wrap people out
when when someone on the show's one of these nine
people writes back like go to hell, I don't tell
them who it is. But nobody does that. Sometimes people
(07:01):
a little salty and it's not me. But I don't
say the show does that. I don't know what you're
talking about. No, I'm just saying if somebody did that,
I would never say, Okay, let's move on any other grievances.
Maybe we should just send it now. No, no, no, no,
there's exactly where I wanted it to go. I want
(07:21):
to see what you people are like when you're throwing
each other under the bus, right, it doesn't feel good.
I will say, like Gandhi mentioned it earlier when she
was talking about her ask me anything, is that what
we're calling it on Instagram? This? Like I've worked at
some shows where like the host was miserable, or there
was somebody else that was miserable. I mean, you know, generally,
(07:44):
this is a pretty great place. It's awesome. Even even
just the openness of like what we're doing right now,
arguing with each other and airing it all out. That
doesn't even happen at a lot of places. Somebody will
just come in and be toxic, and it's just a
permanently toxic, bottled up up terrible there's like one person
who's a dragon and breathes fire on everyone else, or multiples,
(08:06):
you know, Gandhi, Nate and I really understand it because
we've worked on multiple other shows, so we've seen it
other ways than that. It's like that in a lot
of workplaces, other than just what we do our industry.
I feel like it's pretty much this is definitely an anomaly.
Like I don't think any other you go to an
accounting office or insurance company, I guarantee it's not as
(08:29):
friendly an atmosphere is this, You know what I mean?
I agree wholeheartedly heartedly. Who parted? All? Right? Was that said? Um?
That's very kind of So you're saying the three of
you have worked for very, very very toxic people. I've
(08:52):
worked on two other shows and they were both very
different both had really good people, and then both have
an awful person, and and that one awful person can
ruin it for everybody and ruin the entire cohesiveness of Yes,
the work, Like I worked for one show and the
other producers, and I grew up in a great household.
(09:15):
Both my parents were awesome. But through this one work
relationship I could see how living with an abusive father
compete because it's it's just that situation where you're like,
you band together and you're like, oh, he's a don't
talk to me. Just hide, just hide, you know. I mean,
it's just that's kind of scenario someone you had to
(09:35):
hide from, someone you worked with, Oh well, you just
had to like, oh well. There would be days where
one of the people I worked with he wouldn't He
would come into the studio occasionally and I would just
let him know. I'm like, hey, stay in your studio,
don't come out. Yes, I worked with somebody who he
would leave our studio and the entire entire sales floor
you would see them scatter like cockroaches. They didn't want
(09:55):
to be around it time. It was like the message
I'm get here is Danielle Brody Garrett Scotty, thank you.
You don't blame me for these kind of kind vibes.
What the truth is, we've been insulated from this and
(10:16):
that type of environment our entire career. I don't know
what it's like. This is my first job out of college.
Yell is as well, right, Scotty Garrett, our first real
jobs out of college, and we're still here, So I
don't know what it's like outside of here. Just enjoy it,
love that while you can brace it. I think why
you still have a few good years left in you
(10:36):
scary you should go see what it's like on the
other side. You know, you need to know it in
life's experience. Not only is the grass not greener, you're
going to find those no grass. Trust me, you don't
know what you've got till you're gone. Thank you, Janet,
also Cinderella, Janet Jackson. I'm glad that it's it seems
(11:03):
like everyone's getting along, so, you know, I think maybe
he was exaggerated that yesterday you guys were throwing sharp
objects at each other. I guess that that was an exaggeration.
I mean, there was definitely some throwing underbuses, but only
that terminology come from by the way throwing under the bus.
Someone did it actually happen one day, let's google. Let's
google it. Some disgruntled coworker through their other coworker under
(11:25):
a bus, real bus. They messed up running the board
so that The lesson I learned here today is, Uh,
if you're gonna ship talk Elvis, don't tell Froggy because
it'll get back to Elvis. He well, he told you that,
he told told you that yesterday. You're just realizing that now.
That means you ship talked to Elvis to Froggy yesterday
before you realized. Scary's going back in his head going, um,
(11:47):
let me just say and when Here's what I learned today.
I learned that Scary's camera angle is odd. Oh I'm
not looking I'm looking at Diana. Is there no camera?
The camera's looking at your directly going to be down
a little bit. I kind of hope it is. You
get to see the angle Scaries food when from the webcam,
(12:10):
Deanna has confirmed that the one that we're watching here
is not gonna be this. Would you like Deanna to
use this angle? No? Yes, okay. So the end of
a bus thing apparently comes from British politics. Where they
were talking about where British politicians were talking about kill
the leader, like let's play kill the leader, and who
(12:31):
would go under the bus like essence talking about pushing
them under a bus were in front of a bus?
Have to double? Tis that something? You know what? I
had to look up that people use all the time
and I didn't know what it was. No, get over
that one. People use that all the time, Scottie, there's
an emoji. No, everybody's saying jump the shark. Oh, you
(12:55):
never do that, Happy day, Happy, happy days. Jumps the
show And that's when the show went downhill. I heard
everyone saying, and then watch it. No, I didn't watch.
I got to watch it because it really is. It's terrible.
Which is a great question. Where where did we jump
the shark? At what point did this show jump the shark?
(13:16):
Do you know, let's hope that hasn't happened yet. What
do you say? Maybe you never know, you never know,
it doesn't you don't know immediately when it happens. What
have we done that maybe should have been our shark
jumping moment? I can think of a couple of performances. Yeah,
one person, stop, don't say I didn't say he threw
(13:40):
himself under the bus. Maybe when when Great teat crept On.
I don't know I was going to say that that
I think we're still going strong. This Locomotives got a
lot of gets I didn't, and what I said was,
maybe I should say it like this, What did we
do that probably should have been the shark jumping, but
(14:03):
we're still here? Yeah, that probably was it. Things that
we did along the way that maybe we shouldn't have
done them go. I don't know. If I've been here
long enough, I feel like like things really changed when
I got here, and people didn't do crazy, crazy things.
But I'm sure you guys have something like the ship
on the floor. I wasn't here for that, but it
sounded glorious a video. It was not glorious if you
(14:27):
were sitting close to it. I have a video of
the of it actually like happening. Okay, okay, I have
no regrets. I think we've done everything great. What do
you think, Elvis, do you think there was a moment
that you're like, that was it? I thought the crap
on the floor is pretty close to the oddest moments
on the show. And instead of jumping the Shark. Can
we say shooting the floor? When did that show shipped
(14:51):
the floor? How do time we get into any time? Okay?
Now wait are we are we on time? Because that
guy is going to be well. We were over Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday and today we are right on time.
If we invented, we have stuff we gotta get done.
So thank you for turning us on. Have a beautiful,
beautiful day. By by bye. The Fifteen Minute Morning Show
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