June 17, 2026 • 38 mins
Jason feels like his life is put together when he has mints to offer people in his car! Plus, the crew goes on another fast food tangent!
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Wait, wait, wait, wait, thank you, Jackie, have a good day.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
You did a good show. You were nervous. You did
a great John, that's gonna be nervous about it. We're
a bunch of clowns. It's all good.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
You guys are unhinged today and I'm so hereful.
Speaker 1 (00:21):
It's really becoming that way. Thank you, Jackie, have a
good day. Fred's show is on. It's Wednesday, June seventeenth.
The Fred Show is on. Good Morning, Jason Brown, Hi, Poki,
Good morning, Shelvin, Shelley has money. Next hour, Bella. Jamien's
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three five. We're on all the socials. We're on YouTube, Facebook, TikTok,
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Instagram and Twitch live all morning catch up anytime. Jason's
it for Canley with the entertainmer report. What she got?
Speaker 3 (00:49):
Yes, the international pop music superstar who's calling out her
ex for being a deadbeat daddy.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Oh wow, that is so you wrote Jason on our idea. Yeah,
what makes you feel like you have your s together?
For me? And this is you having mints in my
car to offer people. I feel like an adult.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
Yes, like going I went into a gas station, I
have the wherewithal it's a plan ahead, and be like,
my breath may be bad at some point, so let
me get some mints.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
And then I have a.
Speaker 3 (01:23):
Mint tin in my car and I can be like,
would you like one? Like this makes me feel so
like mature, an adult.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Not the fact that you're on a you know, a
small radio program. Not the fact that you have an
executive title. No, not the fact that you you know,
I would pay your bills and graduated college knowing you
have a mint tin. I feel that way when I
have a plant in my house. Oh yeah, that's like
if there's a plant, I feel like I got it together,
(01:52):
Like I not only am I able to do the basics,
but I put a little koota, there's a little bow
on it, and there's a a little plan over here.
See look at this like it's something living in my
house that I'm responsible for you. I'm able to do it.
That is real, You cared for you. That makes you
feel what makes you feel like you're a grown up.
Speaker 4 (02:09):
Mine is filling the dishwasher because it's already such a
task and I like to get it perfect and fit
as much as I can. And I grew up with one,
So to me, I'm like, this is like I'm an
adult and I can do it.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
And you've got your act together. You've got the dishwasher,
you know how to load it properly, you're using it.
Speaker 2 (02:25):
I'm using it as a big deal to me. Okay,
we never used it.
Speaker 4 (02:28):
We throw like whatever, like tupperware stuff in there that
need to me.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
Like, growing up, we had the dishwasher like it was.
It was a staple. Yes, every day we had to use.
Speaker 4 (02:39):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
The number of people that I'm learning grew up with
a dishwasher that they weren't allowed to use. What was
it you had that? So what was the purpose, Kiki?
Why did you have a Maybe that's the topic. It's
what was the product? What was the product in your
home that you had that you weren't allowed to use it?
For a lot of people was the front well in
the Midwest they call it the front room, but for
a lot of people was the living room. There was
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a living room and there was nice furniture in it,
but it was for a lot of people it's covered
up or it was just no, you don't get to
go in there, like only company gets to go in there.
It's like we wait, evene, what do we even have
this for it? Like this should be something usable. Why
did you have a dishwasher? What was the explanation as
to why you? I mean, it worked, it worked perfectly fine.
Speaker 5 (03:18):
And I really need to talk to Helena about that,
because like, out of all the rules she had in
our house, why did you stand on business about that one?
But I think she was just concerned that we would
break it over use it. And then the one time
I snuck and tried to use it, there were SUTs
all down the street.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
So because I used dish liquid instead.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Of yeah, no, maybe that's why. Maybe that's why you
weren't allow to use the dishwasher because you didn't know
how to use it.
Speaker 5 (03:43):
Yes, And there was so many people in our house.
I used to feel like I was washing dishes for
a shelter. Yeah, like I feel like they wouldn't got
the neighbors dishes, yeah, and brought them over so I
can watch them.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
Like oh, And so it was the logic like if
it breaks to be too expensive, or if it's too
expensive to run it or like, what was the logic?
Speaker 5 (04:00):
Think that's what it was. Like, maybe she thought it
was too expensive to run it. But I've heard that
it actually saves money. I don't know that lady just
had a weird rule.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
I think you use less water with a dishwasher than
you do if you just let the sink run.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
So that's what I heard.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
That's a bloomer I heard. Is that a rumor? I
think were you googled that? Paulinais that's the word on
the street.
Speaker 4 (04:17):
I think the streets are talking because I used to
like when I can use that, I couldn't know.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
I really want I really want to know.
Speaker 2 (04:24):
No, I think that's correct.
Speaker 4 (04:25):
Well, I lived in California for like what a year
and a half after college, and I put like two
dishes in there and iran it and my roommates the
girls lost it. You're like, the first time we got
a drought, Number one, I wear California Number two, don't
use it.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
Modern dishwashers are generally more environmentally friendly than handwashing, especially
if you have an Energy Star certified or new or mode.
You know what I knew, by the way, this is,
this is how lazy. That's actually not bad. But I'm
so lazy about Google. I just sort of typed stuff.
I don't even bother to spell it right, right, I
just try and get some semblance of a sentence, just
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to see, is is a dish washer w A S
E R. This is my Google search better for environment?
And I got what I needed, But it is a
dish waser. That's actually that actually made kind of coherence sense.
But a lot of times I just sort of try
and get close, like sort of like words that spelled ride,
(05:19):
and somehow it knows what I mean. Yes, apparently using
a dishwasher is better for your environment. But okay, so
now we know.
Speaker 5 (05:26):
It says it uses less water. So the whole tired
to washing dishes by hand.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
So someone typed They texted us glorified drying rack Asian household.
So I assume that's what So they type us. They
text to us the way that I type into Google.
Just a few words together, you figure it out. My
parents thought it would use hundreds and thousands of water.
(05:51):
Someone wrote, yes, yeah, water, hundreds of thousands of water.
Tony wrote the thermostats. Okay, we're all just talking in
this morning. I assume you mean like you get to
adjust the thermostat and that makes you feel like you've
got it together.
Speaker 5 (06:06):
Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
Lately for me, feeling like I have it together is
like I've tried to clean up my diet a little bit.
And the McDonald's that was in our office building that
closed really helped because it turned out that that was
my grocery store apparently, And so now that it's not
there anymore, I have to find other means of food. Also,
the judgment of the guy that works in the parking garage,
I finally just I had it. I love him. His
(06:30):
name is Abraham. I love him so much. He's a
very very kind, good man, and he's in charge of
the parking garage. And when I go down each day,
I usually have some form of food item from the
office building to take home to eat for lunch, and
I will get commentary on what that item is, like, well,
you know that's not real food, right, And then I
get a whole speech about it, you know what they
put in it? And on this I'm like, hey, you know,
(06:52):
I never said it was I never said this was
a good decision. I never said this was nutritious. I
never said this was a good idea for your opinion,
but it's going in my face free will, and I'm
gonna eat it. But honestly, now I don't the shaming
is working because I don't go down there with that stuff. Well,
mainly because I can't because it's not here anymore, but
also because I just don't want the shame, so I
don't buy anything else. But then I got all kinds
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like fruits and vegetables at the house, and then they've
been trying to eat that stuff. But I actually feel
worse because I feel like I over consume the fruit,
and then that makes me makes my stomach hurt and
feel bad. But I'm like, wait a minute, So is
there no food that I can overeat? Is there nothing
in life that I can overindulge in? Nothing at all?
I don't think. So like I'm over here, like, oh,
if I eat all this fruit, well then that's got
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to be better than well, then I have no energy,
and I like and my stomach hurts because I eat
too much fruit ye too sweet.
Speaker 5 (07:41):
But but but if you don't eat it, then you
let it go to waste, and now you've wasted so
much money. Right, It's like you know what do what
do I do?
Speaker 1 (07:48):
But I'm over here with bananas and carrots and you know,
chicken breasts in my refrigerator and I'm eating this stuff
and then I'm like, why did I feel good? Which
it's like, so this too clean? Is it too nice?
Is it too good? And here I have groceries in
the fridge. I thought I had my life together, like
Jason does when he gets in his car can offer
someone a mantum, like, guys, I have a cilantro in
the fridge.
Speaker 5 (08:07):
I'm still like confused about that though, Jason, like who
exactly is getting your vehicle?
Speaker 1 (08:14):
Like are you an uper driver on a loan? I
know you doorgashed on the side, but like, yeah, do
you have water bottles in the tool charger? Do you
have an iPad on the head rest that faces survey?
And I can play solitarire the next even in your
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car the biggest stories of the day and all this produce.
I'm like, I'm a grown up. I'm a real grown up.
I can cook real food. And then I feel terrible
and let me tell you something else. And maybe this
is stuff that everybody knows. But I went over here
and bought some dried apricots because I thought, like, okay,
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you know they're sweet, but it's fruit natural. So like
when I want something instead of like candy or something sweet,
I'll eat some of those. Well, I guess what, you
should eat too many of those? What happens? It's no, biddo,
it's not good. But I'm over here going this. Come on,
I eat these things. This has gotta be better than
(09:18):
the other crap I'm eating because it's from the ground. No,
you don't need too many of those. Lit't tell me
you'll be in the house for a while. Yeah, oh yeah,
but no one told me that. I'm like, this is
this is fruit? Guys, Like, why can't I just eat
as much of this as I want?
Speaker 4 (09:33):
Are you balancing things? Because it sounds like you're just
eating fruit fiber? Like is there protein?
Speaker 1 (09:37):
A little? I got a little chicken breast too, But
like I you know, what I'm saying to you is
I'm very disappointed to learn that there's nothing that you
can overeat. Like sometimes you just want to eat too much,
that's all that, you know what I mean? Like, sometimes
sometimes I want to feel really full and I want
it and you want the same sensation. Is the thing
that you like, like people. You know, I had a
soda problem for a long time, and I've tried to
switch to other things. But you drink too much of
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the highly carbonated you know, Topo Chico, then your stomach
hurts because it's too carbonated and there's too much salt
in it. I'm like you, guys, Yeah, why can't I
have anything nice? What happens in my twenties when I
could eat absolutely anything and just go and go and
go and not gain a single pound. It was like
it was air not anymore.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
Take advantage if you're in your twenties.
Speaker 1 (10:20):
Yeah, have ad it. I mean, don't get hurt disease,
but like, have ad it me, because it does change.
It changes, like the degute in thirty yep. I swear
it's like somehow it said, oh, well, here we go,
dow down here from there, all downhill from there. The
Knicks won Game five against the Spurs, of course, at
the NBA Championship, the NBA Finals, you knew that, to
clinch the NBA title. It became the most watched NBA
(10:41):
Finals Game five since nineteen ninety eight, twenty four point
five million viewers and a peak of over thirty million
is fans tuned in to watch New York sealed the championship.
This has to be mainly because it was the next right, Like,
I mean, you've got that market, that big of a market,
the biggest media market. Now, yeah, how many Knicks fans
across the across the world. You know, the NBA has
(11:02):
got to love this, Like no offense to him Oklahoma
City or Denver or whatever, but like you know, they
you know, they want the Nicks and the Lakers every time,
you know, because and it did, it did. There was cachet.
Like I found myself watching the NBA Finals. I don't
care about either of those teams, but I found myself
watching the NBA Finals but the first time in so
long because it was cool and it's like Madison Square
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Garden and the Knicks and the celebrities that were there.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
Likes camera, I won the celebrities.
Speaker 4 (11:27):
Like when I saw fat Joe courts eide, I was
like I need to tune in, Like I really did.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
That's the one that didn't when you saw when you
saw fat Joe.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
Skinny Joe, Now, like I love watching this Joe.
Speaker 1 (11:38):
It's nothing I'm locked in. Yeah, Like that's that's for.
Speaker 2 (11:40):
Me, tary squad behind him, Like I was so locked in, I.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Forget about the fact that Taylor Swift and the President
were there, Like, no, that's not a nun who cares
about that. Fat Joe is the turning point for me.
I often ask myself that as I'm flipping through the channels,
I'm like ultimate world class tag on the PNOHO. Do
you think Vegio would watch this? I love it? Yeah, No,
I'm into him. The Lincoln Memorial, the reflecting pool, they're
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having a bit of an issue now. They have been
doing renovations on this to make the pool crystal clear blue,
beautiful blue. The problem is the National Park Service is
treating algae growth in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool with
hydrogen peroxide after the water turned green following the recent
renovation project. Workers were seen pouring gallon containers of chemicals
(12:31):
into the pool, while officials said that it's being used
alongside a filtration system that relies on ozone injected nanobubbles.
That sounds made up ozone injected nanobubbles. That just sounds
like something that you would see in some kind of
Marvel movie. And I think it's made up the Department
of the Interior. A spokesperson said that hydrogen peroxide has
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no harmful side effects to marine life or the environment,
So they're trying to make this thing blue and right
now it's not. I guess in time for the fourth
of July, so good luck. I've got a few food
stories for you this morning, because you know the show
is food obsessed. Young Brands has sold Pizza Hut for
two point seven billion dollars. First of all, what Pizza
Hut was worth two point seven billion dollars? I mean
(13:13):
no offense to Pizza Hut. It is delicious, but I
mean people are ordering that three billion dollars worth of pizza? Yes?
Is that your go to Pizza Hut? Absolutely not.
Speaker 5 (13:24):
But you know, I have a special place with Young
Brands because they are owned KFC.
Speaker 1 (13:28):
Oh oh, I got a CAFC story. It might blow
your mind because our sister, Pizza Hut Kiki, used to
be a manager of a KFC. A lot of people
don't know that she was theumb manager. She was also
sixteen years old, Yes, I was, which seems a prodigy.
It seems like hot oil and salmonella control. It seems
like a lot of responsibility for a sixteen year old.
(13:49):
But you know, okay, yes, the private equity brand, the
same people responsible for the what they're calling the Arby's turnaround.
I didn't realize Arby's was completely turned around, but they are, Yeah,
I think they are. The cheese seak is is pretty good.
I'm not gonna lie to you. And they brought somebody
here the other day. I was I'm not being paid
to say this. The Army's cheese sake. Now that don't
add me because oh no, but you know the one
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in the Angelo's or Armando's or Johnny's or you know,
whatever it is is better. No, no, no, no, fine, I'm
not trying to tell you that it's the most authentic,
but con for pound, I'm not mad about it. It
was good. Also, i'm gonna say something else, you might
drive off the road. Jersey Mike doesn't do a bad
job either with the cheese takes a good And again
we're talking about mass quantity. You know, you go to Philadelphia,
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you can have that debate about you know, which neighborhood
place is better. But I gotta tell you not bad.
But so the same guy that turned around Arby's, I
guess he's gonna turn around pizza hut. First step. We
need all the old school pizza huts back. We need
all the little old ones, the red cups with the
red cups, and the little salad bar and the buffet,
the pizza hut, bistro. Yep, that's what we need back.
(14:53):
Or even I think that was another. Wasn't there like
pizza hut that was the one you're describing, and they didn't.
It wasn't there like an elevated It wasn't pizah a bar,
that bar that was the elevated experience. I believe there was.
Remember a salad bar?
Speaker 2 (15:08):
I need it, I need it?
Speaker 1 (15:09):
Now? What is it for you? Guys? And we've had
this this conversation so many times, but you know, every town,
every city, whenever it has has you know, the best
burger and it's gourmet and it's you know a wag
you and whatever the eighteen million hour caramelized onions and
you know, cheese from a cow that Jesus patters you
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know something, you know what I mean, Like it's really
open the top and it's it's it's good. But you
you'd you would choose the run of the mill version
more often than that. Like people just say McDonald's. You know,
I'm a huge McDonald's fan. I love McDonald's. There's a
better burger. Yeah, you're right, I'm sure there is. I
can go to someplace you know, and whatever that it's
been cultivated and whatever it has, you know, a blend
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of four different kinds of animal in it or something,
and it's so delicious. But I still I still want
a big Mac. I still want a big Mac or
a quarter pounder. That's what I want. Yes, we know,
we happen to live in a pizza city, right, so
you could debate all day long all the local and
even local but national spots that have the best pizza.
But sometimes I want a Domino's pizza. That's what I want,
and I'm embarrassed when I order it. I like, I hide,
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I put a I put one of those nose mustache
glasses combination masks on to go get it because I
can't have people. I'm ruined what little street cred I
have if people knew that I ate Dominoes in a
city that has gourmet pizza. But what is it for
you guys? Where It's like I choose, I choose the
mainstream version over I mean, like people love Taco Bell.
(16:36):
That's not Mexican food. Don't pretend that it is. Don't
say that it is. It's not. But it's very good.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Category.
Speaker 4 (16:45):
I saw your post a vine about this one time, Jason.
It's like its own thing. Like no one's saying, like, heys,
he's a Mexican food guys, Taco Bell, Like, no, it's
its own can I want.
Speaker 1 (16:54):
Taco Bell whatever it's called, whatever, what you you decide
what cuisine it is, right, it's just what it in
my mouth. I need to learn how to order there? Girl,
What does that mean? You need to learn how to
order it there?
Speaker 5 (17:10):
Overwhelm me. It's so many remixes of different things. Next,
I just wanted a nice little chiloopa and a taco.
I ended up with a five layer beam burrito in
a box with some chips and.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
Practice. Girl.
Speaker 1 (17:25):
Yeah, we need to get you, We really need to
get you there, because everybody knows you just have a
Taco Bell order and you don't mess. You don't even
have to look at the menu. Every you know you
have your Taco Bell order. That's what you order. Yeah,
you know. For me, I think it's a, I think
because I just changed it recently. It was a big
It was a big change because they got rid of
the seven layer of burrito, very upsetting. It was seven layers.
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Nobody needs that many layers. But I wanted six, though,
because the lettuce gets weird, So I would take the
lettuce out. The five is my favorite, the five, so
they have like the five layer of burrito now, and
then I would add rice. So now we're back to
six layers minus the lettuce. So it's what it used
to be. You have that many options. But I'm saying
that I don't get over around by the menukiki because
I already know it's the three taco supreme meal and
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then with the whatever drink, and then it's pepsi products,
which we make it work, and then and then it's
the burrito situation. And that's my order, and that's it.
And I don't even have to get confused or overwhelmed
by the rest of the menu. And I think you
need to get to that place, and we need to
get you there as your friends. We need to hold
your hand and get you to where you have a routine. Yeah,
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I was so overwhelmed. That's it.
Speaker 5 (18:32):
Okay, just give me the three taco combo. Next thing
I know that I opened the box. It's do Rito
Local Tacos with some like.
Speaker 2 (18:39):
I don't need much I ever invented.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
That was not only brilliant but thoughtful because it comes
with a little holder too, so your hands that that
was really nice of them to do that.
Speaker 4 (18:51):
I haven't explored the Dorito Taco Locals Locals, but I
have not discovered that you.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
Oh wow, I know it is.
Speaker 2 (18:59):
I'm still my little cheese buried or whatever I do.
Speaker 1 (19:01):
But it's a mashup you didn't know you needed. It
is really really good. But I really felt loved it
the other day when I ordered one and it came
in a little holder, and it was like, oh my gosh,
you really are thinking about me. You want me to
eat many of these and not feel embarrassed, you know,
by having orange fingers for the rest of the day.
So anyway, they this has been purchased. I guess. I
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don't know what they're going to do with it, but
the revive the Pizza Hut brand for three billion dollars.
Here's the story that I was talking about earlier, but
you'd rather hear about the hands on the elevator wall.
We posted a picture of the hands on the elevator wall.
We have no idea why there are two handprints. It
would appear that somebody was asked to put their hands
against the walls and be frisked in the elevator or
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something far more sinister. I prefer I choose to believe
that something, something, someone had a very nice ride up
the elevator. That's what I prefer to breathe. But I
want to know why there were two handprints on the
elevator wall the way they were. And that's what we
were talking about earlier. And we didn't do this story
because you thought that was better than this ford A
couple went through IVF where and it was there was
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a mistake that took place where a fertility clinic implanted
the wrong embryo, meaning that the baby they gave birth
to was not genetically their So after DNA testing confirmed
the mix up. And I'm not being funny when I
say this, If you look at a picture of the family,
beautiful family, the baby doesn't look like them at all,
Like not even I wonder at all. After DNA testing
(20:29):
confirmed the post mix up, the couple identified the baby's
biological parents, even though the child isn't biologically related to them.
The two families worked at a private custody agreement. So
I guess my understanding was they implanted this embryo, the
embryo being, and someone explained to me, if I'm wrong
about this being, you know, the the egg and the
sperm of another couple, So that's the embryo then was
(20:51):
implant So it's just the whole process was scientifically had
nothing to do with them implanted into the woman who
carried the baby, delivered the baby, that is, she the
baby grew within her. If I understand, it's correctly, but
it's genetically has nothing to do with her, and that's
the problem. So anyway, they've decided to keep the baby
and maintain a respectful relationship with the biological parents. A
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couple has also filed a lawsuit against the clinic that
made the error, and the case is still ongoing. So
I guess that, you know, a deeper question would be
and in this case, hey, this is our kid, like
we're this is this is how it was supposed to be.
I guess this is the situation. So we're moving forward
like this, But which you feel differently you carry the baby,
but you didn't. I guess it's not scientifically yours right,
(21:37):
can't be mixing up the files. That's that's a very
complicated thing.
Speaker 5 (21:43):
Organized right, Like we need some label makers get this right.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
Jason, You might need to head in there. And because
I know people who they a lot of people at
my age who have frozen their eggs and they pay
a monthly rent for the eggs because because for some
I thought you got the eggs frozen and they just
like as a nice thing, they just held on to
him for you. But no, no, you have to pay
people pay a monthly fee to maintain these things. But
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the problem would be I don't know how many A
lot of people don't get a lot of eggs, and
then the embryos can be difficult. So my hope is
that they have other options for the other couple and
that this wasn't their only shot, you know what I mean,
because I know that it can be. It can be
very difficult scientifically in some cases. So anyway, this is
a very complicated thing. But they worked it out and
so now onto some smoddy things. A lottery player's lucky
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mistake led to a million dollar jackpot. A Michigan man
won one point five million dollars because he was forgetful.
He told the Michigan Lottery that he usually asks for
any game except the Detroit Lions game. I don't play
the Michigan Lottery, so I don't know what that means.
But he forgot this time, and so they printed out
a ticket for him that was the Detroit Lions game.
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He said, I forgot to tell that to the cashier
this time, and the Detroit line game is when he
printed for me. I never checked my tickets right away,
so I folded it up put it in my pocket.
He discovered the next morning the ticket was the jackpot winner.
Reflecting on the win, he said that he was glad.
He forgot to give his usual instructions. The winter plans
to use somebody to help take care of his family,
so he didn't want it, but he got it, and
now he's rich. It's good for you. McDonald's is trying
(23:19):
to fry up some apple pies in honor of America's
two hundred and fiftieth birthday. But you could put one
of those in the time capsule, by the way, and
it would still be good in two hundred and fifty years.
I'm very confident you could still eat the apple pie
after that period of time, the company said on Tuesdays,
bringing back fried apple pies for the first time in
more than three decades. They'll be available at most US
restaurants for a limited time starting on June twenty third,
(23:41):
Burger King debuted their Firecracker cookie pie. Sonic has a red,
white and blue slush fullowed. I'm sure there's no sugar
in that, and Hardy's has an iced star spangled biscuit
with red and blue sprinkles. So we want to be
really patriotic. They that you got a lot of options,
and this is for you. Kiek FC is betting its
(24:02):
future on chicken without bones, as well as drinks with
a lot more flair. The chain sit on Monday that
it's laid out the next chapter built around boneless Chicken,
a revamped recipe for its tenders, a broader lineup of
sauce is including chimney, cherry ranch, and new dunked items
smothered in flavor. Okay, you're okay with this?
Speaker 5 (24:23):
Bad at that, I didn't know where we were going
with the boneless Chicken, Like I don't want any three
D printed chicken, but.
Speaker 1 (24:28):
You know it can't be sure, but yeah, you put
a new ranch on it. I'm down, Okay. Yeah, And
when you worked there, did you find did people go
for the new items or was it mostly like they
came in and ate buckets of chicken? Like does this
extra stuff matter? Really? Oh? They love the new items.
Speaker 5 (24:46):
That's why they That's why they keep doing it, because
it's literally like when when a shoe drops or when
like you know, Taylor Swift drops an album, they come
in there for the new album, I mean, the new product.
Like we had grilled chicken before all new hotness. People
loved to a new thing. So well, you know that
I'm a traditionalist. And something like the apple pie dipped
in star spangled banner icing, you know, with rest like
(25:09):
just give me the pie, man, Like I don't need
is why is it dipped in in a neon light?
Speaker 1 (25:15):
Like? Why is it dipped in highlighter liquid like idiation? Right?
Like why is it glowing? I don't need to give
me the original version.
Speaker 5 (25:23):
They give it to a few influencers. You're scrolling late
night on TikTok. I'm doing a review. Next thing you know,
Jason's in line.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
I'll be here. That's how it work. Somebody walked by
me with a joint. I have secondhand smoke inhalation. All
of a sudden, I'm ordering the neon, the neon patriotic.
You know UFC dunked the hot Dog apple pie combination
or whatever. It's National Eat your Vegetables. Say, now you're
just playing in my face. You're playing in my face.
(25:50):
I'm over here trying to eat my vegetables and I'm
not feeling better. Uh So, now we're playing in my face.
National root Beard Dave. It's National mascot Dave today as
well's Entertainer Report.
Speaker 3 (26:01):
He's on the Press show. So Jelly Roll was basically
just playing in our face. He was looking like a
single man weeks before news of his divorce from Bunny
XO became public and we all just ignored it. So
he performed at CMA Fest in Nashville. This was back
on June sixth, and fans have started looking back at
videos realized he didn't have his wedding ring on, which
(26:22):
is very strange for him.
Speaker 1 (26:25):
At the time, no one seemed to care about.
Speaker 3 (26:26):
Obviously, looking back now, it was serious and as we
learned last hour, he foled for divorce back in May,
so the split was pretty fresh when he was at
CMA Fest earlier this month, Jennifer Lopez threw some shade
at her ex husband Mark Anthony over his alleged lack
of help when it came to raising their twins, Emmy
and Max. So Jaylo did a podcast episode, which is
(26:49):
very rare for me. I feel like she doesn't like
pop up in joy interviews like this.
Speaker 2 (26:52):
Try to get her Mommy collective didn't want to.
Speaker 1 (26:54):
Did it happened?
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Well, maybe I wanted the motherhood exclusive from her.
Speaker 3 (26:57):
Yeah, I mean the door might be open now because
she did the SmartLess podcast, talked about how emotional she's
been now that her kids are eighteen years old, which
makes me feel so old. They're graduating there heading to college.
She said both of her kids got into their colleges
with scholarships. They're going to the colleges that they wanted
to go to, and she said that they didn't they
(27:19):
did that all themselves. They didn't get a lot of
help from their dad Mark. So I don't know because
he Max recently graduated high school and Mark wasn't there.
Jaylo was there, the whole fan was there, and Mark
didn't show up, so it seems like there might be
some tension going on there.
Speaker 1 (27:35):
You can't book Jlo because if you remember the last
time she was on our show, and this is really
how it happened. This is many years ago. Literally, I
get a call at like eight o'clock at night, Hey,
Jlo is in town and would like to come by
tomorrow morning. And I'm like, this is you got to
be kidding me, and like none of us believed it. Yeah,
and then I kid you not. It's like she was
(27:57):
supposed to be there at eight, it's seven fifty. I
think maybe she had one security guard, does she have
any I think maybe maybe she comes rolling up with
her Yankees had on and just like, hey, how you doing?
And I don't know that she had anything to promote. No.
She sat there and then she played the throwback throwed
Down and they didn't know her own song for tonight,
(28:19):
and then she didn't know it.
Speaker 2 (28:21):
She said, girl, what's this song?
Speaker 1 (28:23):
And then we took a bunch of pictures and then
she's like, okay, cool. And then later I found out
she was like, well, she was in town with she
was dating Alex Redriguez at the time. She was bored
in the hotel room and she was like, I may
as well go promote something, and she chose us, and
that was very nice of her. But that's literally how
it happened. And everyone in the building was furious in
us because we didn't tell them she was there to
come get a picture of something. And I'm like, but
(28:44):
we honestly, I didn't believe it. I'm like this, I've
never in my life had hey, someone said just wants
to come by. Oh really, Okay, that's exactly what happened.
And we haven't seen her since. But you know, you're
trying to book her on a podcast. She's not coming now,
she ain't coming on. No, I don't know. She's doing
the rounds. We'll see.
Speaker 3 (29:03):
Yeah, well this Toxedo shop is about to be dealt with. Okay,
this is this is what I'm thinking. So Peters, I
don't know this word clothed theirs cloths?
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Yeah, yeah, I've never it's giving French, so it is
have you clothing? I have not. I'm not that classy,
I guess I don't know.
Speaker 3 (29:27):
How about Marshall's I love it there, Charles so yeah,
that place, So it's in Kansas City. It shared a
photo of Chiefs coach Andy Reid in a tux getting alterations.
They then captioned the photo Casey chiefs, Andy Reid, Brett Veach,
and Rick Berkholder getting ready for the Travis Kelcey and
(29:49):
Taylor Swift wedding. The photos show the talks experts in
the Chief's offices getting the exacts fits just right tailored.
Here's this is the final fitting. So the wedding must
be getting close. And Big Rad recently said that he
was cutting back on cheeseburgers to fit in the tucks
and he's looking good.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
So I don't know.
Speaker 3 (30:10):
I know Kaitlin doesn't believe it, but maybe the July
third Madison Square Guard thing is happening.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
But I love it. I love that idea. Well, it
has tofore August because training camp starts in August. Yeah,
brand of July, so it's it's definitely happening in the
next month. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (30:25):
I mean, I also part of half my brain is like,
it's already happened, but obviously not. I don't know, but
something tells me we don't. We don't do leaks in
the Taylor Swift camp. Why are we looking? Why are
we seeing the tux is now? Why are we seeing this?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
So?
Speaker 3 (30:38):
I don't know if Peter's Clovis Cloviers, it might be
around for much longer because we don't take leaks lightly
over here in this camp. You can watch the show
live on YouTube and now Twitch just searched Fread Show Radio.
Also searched spreads, show and demand on the free I
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Speaker 1 (30:54):
Yeah, they talk better than these are the radio blogs
on the fredsh Yeah, we're writing in our diaries, except
we say him aloud. We call them blogs. Jason Brown's
got one go, Thank you dear blog.
Speaker 3 (31:06):
So we talk on the show every once in a
while about how you have to.
Speaker 1 (31:09):
Like parent your parents and.
Speaker 3 (31:11):
Yes, and I recently had to do that and I
had to I had to put my mom in punishment.
I had to give her a time out. So my
dad recently had some health problems. He had a hospital stay.
And so I feel like when something that that happens,
emotions are always like heightened, and I'm always you know,
anxiety is just higher. And so it was one day
I was getting ready to go down there to see them,
(31:34):
and visit, and I had another family member text me
and be like, have you talked to your mom today?
Speaker 1 (31:40):
And I was like, no, not yet, but I'm heading
down there. Why.
Speaker 3 (31:44):
She's like, well, I've tried texting her and calling her.
She's not answering. You know, your cousin has tried texting
her and calling her. She's not answering. I was like, what,
So all of a sudden, like freak out right, So
I'm calling every five minutes and not answering, not answering.
Now I'm like, I'm like driving literally like one hundred
and ten down the expressway because I'm like, what is
going on?
Speaker 1 (32:03):
Why are you not answering your phone? Don't you had
heart surgery? So yeah, you're kind of like on high alert. Yes,
I'm on resentitive to you know, the well being of
your parents.
Speaker 3 (32:12):
Yes, exactly, So all this stuff, you know, you start
thinking the craziest stuff when you're rushing down there and
I get there, walk in the room. There she is
just chilling, and I'm like, I like took a deep breath.
I'm like, why aren't you answering your phone? And she's like, oh,
I got I went and got my nails down. I
just turned on silent. Oh it's right here, and like it's.
Speaker 1 (32:32):
Like there on the table. I was like, you've lost
your privileges. Give me your phone. I'm getting your location
right now.
Speaker 3 (32:38):
Yes, took that phone, snatched it up, shared my location
like you can have mine.
Speaker 1 (32:44):
I don't care.
Speaker 3 (32:45):
I don't go anywhere besides working home, but I'm gonna
know where you're at at all times.
Speaker 1 (32:50):
I'm calling the.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
Neighbors like we're doing we're doing like everything on the
drive down there like no, no, no, we're not doing that.
Speaker 1 (32:57):
But then it flashed.
Speaker 3 (32:57):
I flashed back to like all the times when I
was a kid, probably.
Speaker 1 (33:00):
Like where is he? What is he doing? Well?
Speaker 3 (33:02):
You know, I'm like, okay, so now I'm sort of
getting a glimpse of that. But I'm sorry to put
her in time out.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
Are your parents doing the thing yet? Because my mom
is first of all, my dad butt tells me all
the time. My dad and I don't talk on the phone.
We love each other. The guy he's not a talker,
believe it or not. Away from work on not either,
So like we don't talk on the phone. No, there's
no lack of love. It's just my mom and I
talk on the phone all the time, and he and
I don't, And then he'll be like, you never call me.
I'm because when I call you, I can hear you
(33:27):
playing Sudoko in the back. You're not we're we're not
having a conversation. We're either we're talking telepathically or we're not.
So I love you, but no, But so he butt
butt tells me all the time. And so now the
thing is he used to be when the phone rang
and it was dad, and said Dad, it was bad
news because he was the one who would have to
tell me when the dog died or when something had
bad happened. My mom would make him do it. But
(33:49):
then it became that the only time the phone rang
from him it was bad news. So now it rings
all the time. But he doesn't even mean to call me.
But the thing that my mom does now is I
didn't get it. Oh my phone didn't ring. I didn't
get the email, I didn't get the text. It's twenty
twenty six. You absolutely got it. It says it delivered.
It's right right, like your phone rang, and there's evidence
(34:11):
of it, Like, just tell me that you'd weren't paying attention.
That she don't care, but you cannot say in twenty
twenty six, the email didn't come through, the text message
didn't land, and the phone call didn't arrive. That's your thing.
Oh yes, sorry, I didn't get it.
Speaker 5 (34:27):
She didn't get it like you said it. She didn't
say you didn't send it. She just said she did.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
Get out of here. She didn't get it. Get well.
And the other one that my parents do along the
same line, Jason is and we were talking about this
off the air is is now they don't necessarily remember
to tell me important things that are happening with them
because quote unquote, they don't want me to worry. So
like my mom will call. This is not an embellcement.
Mam will call and go, well, I just hey, you know,
(34:53):
Christopher High, I just want to tell you Dad's okay everything,
And I'm like everything, everything went great with what mom? Well,
your dad had a lobotomy and and we found a donor.
We found a donor brain and we stuck that in
there and it seems to me working great, and like
he's he's never been happier. It's like, wait, what you know, Like, well, oh,
(35:17):
your dad had quadruple quin tririplet drive, you know bypass
he had a hard tweet. We got a new heart
for him? Yeah, you did what right? Like? It was
it forty seven hour surgery and I've been sitting there
in the waiting room but everything went great, Like did
I forget to tell you that you forgot to tell
me that? They really do forget they just don't say it.
And it's like, well, well, we didn't want you to worry, Like, well,
you know what. Now what worries me is the fact
(35:39):
that you're not telling me any thinks. So what's really good? Right?
So what else do I not know? Yeah? Me and
my mom got into that about the exact same thing.
Speaker 3 (35:46):
I think she had a hospital stay or whatever and
tells me when she's already home and after and I
was like, oh, no, we're not doing We're not doing this.
Speaker 1 (35:54):
So that's what I mean. You guys, well, we don't
want to worry you. It worries me more than I
may not know. You just tell me the thing that
I'm not supposed to worry about. I'm also old, so
like I can handle it.
Speaker 2 (36:07):
This Helena, this is her party trick.
Speaker 5 (36:09):
My girl keeps all kinds of secrets, like she will
not she's like, you you don't eat.
Speaker 1 (36:13):
It's all good, everything is good.
Speaker 5 (36:14):
But when she calls me and she has a certain hey,
I'm like, oh god, you know, like where where are
all my brothers? I'm checking all the locations, like you know.
I just she she's bad at bad news. She doesn't
know how to deliver it, so she'll just keep it
to herself until she has to tell you.
Speaker 1 (36:30):
Yeah, your mom just makes stuff up, right, yeah, like
she'll come back to it like she was dealing it
wasn't And I want to make sure I get this right.
I don't want to say too much, but she was
dealing with something and then didn't she come home one
day and tell you like it's over. Yeah, it's over,
Like it's done, it's completely eradicated, like everything is perfect miracles.
And then you went to the doctor and we're like,
(36:50):
isn't that amazing? And he's like, except it's not.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
I never said that told her on the ground. So
my mom's not allowed to answer the phone anymore.
Speaker 4 (36:59):
She's when when the doctor's call her, anybody, she's not
allowed to be there by herself. We need someone has
to be present in the room. You need chaperone to
answer any phone calls.
Speaker 1 (37:10):
Because you guys all have strong, strong, stubborn parents. I
do too. It's like you know, and I don't. I
really am not looking forward to the day where I
actually have to make decisions and then be like, no,
that's what we're doing, because I don't think there's ever
going to be a time when they look at me
and don't see the little kid on my bike with
with you know, training wheels, like I'm sorry, you're giving
me medical advice, like, yeah, believe it or not. A
(37:32):
more cogent than you are. I know it's hard to believe,
but I'm not looking forward to those days. If they
even tell me that they're happening, which they might, they
probably probably won't even tell me, you know. So all right, well,
I'm sorry that that that mama is. Mama Linda is punished.
Speaker 3 (37:48):
Yeah, but she punished with all of us.
Speaker 2 (37:53):
You did your big one that day.
Speaker 1 (37:55):
You you need to communicate more. Frenshaw Next
Wait, wait, wait, wait, thank you, Jackie, have a good day.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
You did a good show. You were nervous. You did
a great John, that's gonna be nervous about it. We're
a bunch of clowns. It's all good.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
You guys are unhinged today and I'm so hereful.
Speaker 1 (00:21):
It's really becoming that way. Thank you, Jackie, have a
good day. Fred's show is on. It's Wednesday, June seventeenth.
The Fred Show is on. Good Morning, Jason Brown, Hi, Poki,
Good morning, Shelvin, Shelley has money. Next hour, Bella. Jamien's
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(00:43):
Instagram and Twitch live all morning catch up anytime. Jason's
it for Canley with the entertainmer report. What she got?
Speaker 3 (00:49):
Yes, the international pop music superstar who's calling out her
ex for being a deadbeat daddy.
Speaker 1 (00:55):
Oh wow, that is so you wrote Jason on our idea. Yeah,
what makes you feel like you have your s together?
For me? And this is you having mints in my
car to offer people. I feel like an adult.
Speaker 3 (01:11):
Yes, like going I went into a gas station, I
have the wherewithal it's a plan ahead, and be like,
my breath may be bad at some point, so let
me get some mints.
Speaker 1 (01:23):
And then I have a.
Speaker 3 (01:23):
Mint tin in my car and I can be like,
would you like one? Like this makes me feel so
like mature, an adult.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Not the fact that you're on a you know, a
small radio program. Not the fact that you have an
executive title. No, not the fact that you you know,
I would pay your bills and graduated college knowing you
have a mint tin. I feel that way when I
have a plant in my house. Oh yeah, that's like
if there's a plant, I feel like I got it together,
(01:52):
Like I not only am I able to do the basics,
but I put a little koota, there's a little bow
on it, and there's a a little plan over here.
See look at this like it's something living in my
house that I'm responsible for you. I'm able to do it.
That is real, You cared for you. That makes you
feel what makes you feel like you're a grown up.
Speaker 4 (02:09):
Mine is filling the dishwasher because it's already such a
task and I like to get it perfect and fit
as much as I can. And I grew up with one,
So to me, I'm like, this is like I'm an
adult and I can do it.
Speaker 1 (02:20):
And you've got your act together. You've got the dishwasher,
you know how to load it properly, you're using it.
Speaker 2 (02:25):
I'm using it as a big deal to me. Okay,
we never used it.
Speaker 4 (02:28):
We throw like whatever, like tupperware stuff in there that
need to me.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
Like, growing up, we had the dishwasher like it was.
It was a staple. Yes, every day we had to use.
Speaker 4 (02:39):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:40):
The number of people that I'm learning grew up with
a dishwasher that they weren't allowed to use. What was
it you had that? So what was the purpose, Kiki?
Why did you have a Maybe that's the topic. It's
what was the product? What was the product in your
home that you had that you weren't allowed to use it?
For a lot of people was the front well in
the Midwest they call it the front room, but for
a lot of people was the living room. There was
(03:00):
a living room and there was nice furniture in it,
but it was for a lot of people it's covered
up or it was just no, you don't get to
go in there, like only company gets to go in there.
It's like we wait, evene, what do we even have
this for it? Like this should be something usable. Why
did you have a dishwasher? What was the explanation as
to why you? I mean, it worked, it worked perfectly fine.
Speaker 5 (03:18):
And I really need to talk to Helena about that,
because like, out of all the rules she had in
our house, why did you stand on business about that one?
But I think she was just concerned that we would
break it over use it. And then the one time
I snuck and tried to use it, there were SUTs
all down the street.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
So because I used dish liquid instead.
Speaker 1 (03:37):
Of yeah, no, maybe that's why. Maybe that's why you
weren't allow to use the dishwasher because you didn't know
how to use it.
Speaker 5 (03:43):
Yes, And there was so many people in our house.
I used to feel like I was washing dishes for
a shelter. Yeah, like I feel like they wouldn't got
the neighbors dishes, yeah, and brought them over so I
can watch them.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
Like oh, And so it was the logic like if
it breaks to be too expensive, or if it's too
expensive to run it or like, what was the logic?
Speaker 5 (04:00):
Think that's what it was. Like, maybe she thought it
was too expensive to run it. But I've heard that
it actually saves money. I don't know that lady just
had a weird rule.
Speaker 1 (04:07):
I think you use less water with a dishwasher than
you do if you just let the sink run.
Speaker 2 (04:11):
So that's what I heard.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
That's a bloomer I heard. Is that a rumor? I
think were you googled that? Paulinais that's the word on
the street.
Speaker 4 (04:17):
I think the streets are talking because I used to
like when I can use that, I couldn't know.
Speaker 1 (04:22):
I really want I really want to know.
Speaker 2 (04:24):
No, I think that's correct.
Speaker 4 (04:25):
Well, I lived in California for like what a year
and a half after college, and I put like two
dishes in there and iran it and my roommates the
girls lost it. You're like, the first time we got
a drought, Number one, I wear California Number two, don't
use it.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
Modern dishwashers are generally more environmentally friendly than handwashing, especially
if you have an Energy Star certified or new or mode.
You know what I knew, by the way, this is,
this is how lazy. That's actually not bad. But I'm
so lazy about Google. I just sort of typed stuff.
I don't even bother to spell it right, right, I
just try and get some semblance of a sentence, just
(04:59):
to see, is is a dish washer w A S
E R. This is my Google search better for environment?
And I got what I needed, But it is a
dish waser. That's actually that actually made kind of coherence sense.
But a lot of times I just sort of try
and get close, like sort of like words that spelled ride,
(05:19):
and somehow it knows what I mean. Yes, apparently using
a dishwasher is better for your environment. But okay, so
now we know.
Speaker 5 (05:26):
It says it uses less water. So the whole tired
to washing dishes by hand.
Speaker 1 (05:31):
So someone typed They texted us glorified drying rack Asian household.
So I assume that's what So they type us. They
text to us the way that I type into Google.
Just a few words together, you figure it out. My
parents thought it would use hundreds and thousands of water.
(05:51):
Someone wrote, yes, yeah, water, hundreds of thousands of water.
Tony wrote the thermostats. Okay, we're all just talking in
this morning. I assume you mean like you get to
adjust the thermostat and that makes you feel like you've
got it together.
Speaker 5 (06:06):
Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
Lately for me, feeling like I have it together is
like I've tried to clean up my diet a little bit.
And the McDonald's that was in our office building that
closed really helped because it turned out that that was
my grocery store apparently, And so now that it's not
there anymore, I have to find other means of food. Also,
the judgment of the guy that works in the parking garage,
I finally just I had it. I love him. His
(06:30):
name is Abraham. I love him so much. He's a
very very kind, good man, and he's in charge of
the parking garage. And when I go down each day,
I usually have some form of food item from the
office building to take home to eat for lunch, and
I will get commentary on what that item is, like, well,
you know that's not real food, right, And then I
get a whole speech about it, you know what they
put in it? And on this I'm like, hey, you know,
(06:52):
I never said it was I never said this was
a good decision. I never said this was nutritious. I
never said this was a good idea for your opinion,
but it's going in my face free will, and I'm
gonna eat it. But honestly, now I don't the shaming
is working because I don't go down there with that stuff. Well,
mainly because I can't because it's not here anymore, but
also because I just don't want the shame, so I
don't buy anything else. But then I got all kinds
(07:13):
like fruits and vegetables at the house, and then they've
been trying to eat that stuff. But I actually feel
worse because I feel like I over consume the fruit,
and then that makes me makes my stomach hurt and
feel bad. But I'm like, wait a minute, So is
there no food that I can overeat? Is there nothing
in life that I can overindulge in? Nothing at all?
I don't think. So like I'm over here, like, oh,
if I eat all this fruit, well then that's got
(07:35):
to be better than well, then I have no energy,
and I like and my stomach hurts because I eat
too much fruit ye too sweet.
Speaker 5 (07:41):
But but but if you don't eat it, then you
let it go to waste, and now you've wasted so
much money. Right, It's like you know what do what
do I do?
Speaker 1 (07:48):
But I'm over here with bananas and carrots and you know,
chicken breasts in my refrigerator and I'm eating this stuff
and then I'm like, why did I feel good? Which
it's like, so this too clean? Is it too nice?
Is it too good? And here I have groceries in
the fridge. I thought I had my life together, like
Jason does when he gets in his car can offer
someone a mantum, like, guys, I have a cilantro in
the fridge.
Speaker 5 (08:07):
I'm still like confused about that though, Jason, like who
exactly is getting your vehicle?
Speaker 1 (08:14):
Like are you an uper driver on a loan? I
know you doorgashed on the side, but like, yeah, do
you have water bottles in the tool charger? Do you
have an iPad on the head rest that faces survey?
And I can play solitarire the next even in your
(08:35):
car the biggest stories of the day and all this produce.
I'm like, I'm a grown up. I'm a real grown up.
I can cook real food. And then I feel terrible
and let me tell you something else. And maybe this
is stuff that everybody knows. But I went over here
and bought some dried apricots because I thought, like, okay,
(08:56):
you know they're sweet, but it's fruit natural. So like
when I want something instead of like candy or something sweet,
I'll eat some of those. Well, I guess what, you
should eat too many of those? What happens? It's no, biddo,
it's not good. But I'm over here going this. Come on,
I eat these things. This has gotta be better than
(09:18):
the other crap I'm eating because it's from the ground. No,
you don't need too many of those. Lit't tell me
you'll be in the house for a while. Yeah, oh yeah,
but no one told me that. I'm like, this is
this is fruit? Guys, Like, why can't I just eat
as much of this as I want?
Speaker 4 (09:33):
Are you balancing things? Because it sounds like you're just
eating fruit fiber? Like is there protein?
Speaker 1 (09:37):
A little? I got a little chicken breast too, But
like I you know, what I'm saying to you is
I'm very disappointed to learn that there's nothing that you
can overeat. Like sometimes you just want to eat too much,
that's all that, you know what I mean? Like, sometimes
sometimes I want to feel really full and I want
it and you want the same sensation. Is the thing
that you like, like people. You know, I had a
soda problem for a long time, and I've tried to
switch to other things. But you drink too much of
(09:59):
the highly carbonated you know, Topo Chico, then your stomach
hurts because it's too carbonated and there's too much salt
in it. I'm like you, guys, Yeah, why can't I
have anything nice? What happens in my twenties when I
could eat absolutely anything and just go and go and
go and not gain a single pound. It was like
it was air not anymore.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
Take advantage if you're in your twenties.
Speaker 1 (10:20):
Yeah, have ad it. I mean, don't get hurt disease,
but like, have ad it me, because it does change.
It changes, like the degute in thirty yep. I swear
it's like somehow it said, oh, well, here we go,
dow down here from there, all downhill from there. The
Knicks won Game five against the Spurs, of course, at
the NBA Championship, the NBA Finals, you knew that, to
clinch the NBA title. It became the most watched NBA
(10:41):
Finals Game five since nineteen ninety eight, twenty four point
five million viewers and a peak of over thirty million
is fans tuned in to watch New York sealed the championship.
This has to be mainly because it was the next right, Like,
I mean, you've got that market, that big of a market,
the biggest media market. Now, yeah, how many Knicks fans
across the across the world. You know, the NBA has
(11:02):
got to love this, Like no offense to him Oklahoma
City or Denver or whatever, but like you know, they
you know, they want the Nicks and the Lakers every time,
you know, because and it did, it did. There was cachet.
Like I found myself watching the NBA Finals. I don't
care about either of those teams, but I found myself
watching the NBA Finals but the first time in so
long because it was cool and it's like Madison Square
(11:22):
Garden and the Knicks and the celebrities that were there.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
Likes camera, I won the celebrities.
Speaker 4 (11:27):
Like when I saw fat Joe courts eide, I was
like I need to tune in, Like I really did.
Speaker 1 (11:31):
That's the one that didn't when you saw when you
saw fat Joe.
Speaker 2 (11:35):
Skinny Joe, Now, like I love watching this Joe.
Speaker 1 (11:38):
It's nothing I'm locked in. Yeah, Like that's that's for.
Speaker 2 (11:40):
Me, tary squad behind him, Like I was so locked in, I.
Speaker 1 (11:46):
Forget about the fact that Taylor Swift and the President
were there, Like, no, that's not a nun who cares
about that. Fat Joe is the turning point for me.
I often ask myself that as I'm flipping through the channels,
I'm like ultimate world class tag on the PNOHO. Do
you think Vegio would watch this? I love it? Yeah, No,
I'm into him. The Lincoln Memorial, the reflecting pool, they're
(12:08):
having a bit of an issue now. They have been
doing renovations on this to make the pool crystal clear blue,
beautiful blue. The problem is the National Park Service is
treating algae growth in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool with
hydrogen peroxide after the water turned green following the recent
renovation project. Workers were seen pouring gallon containers of chemicals
(12:31):
into the pool, while officials said that it's being used
alongside a filtration system that relies on ozone injected nanobubbles.
That sounds made up ozone injected nanobubbles. That just sounds
like something that you would see in some kind of
Marvel movie. And I think it's made up the Department
of the Interior. A spokesperson said that hydrogen peroxide has
(12:51):
no harmful side effects to marine life or the environment,
So they're trying to make this thing blue and right
now it's not. I guess in time for the fourth
of July, so good luck. I've got a few food
stories for you this morning, because you know the show
is food obsessed. Young Brands has sold Pizza Hut for
two point seven billion dollars. First of all, what Pizza
Hut was worth two point seven billion dollars? I mean
(13:13):
no offense to Pizza Hut. It is delicious, but I
mean people are ordering that three billion dollars worth of pizza? Yes?
Is that your go to Pizza Hut? Absolutely not.
Speaker 5 (13:24):
But you know, I have a special place with Young
Brands because they are owned KFC.
Speaker 1 (13:28):
Oh oh, I got a CAFC story. It might blow
your mind because our sister, Pizza Hut Kiki, used to
be a manager of a KFC. A lot of people
don't know that she was theumb manager. She was also
sixteen years old, Yes, I was, which seems a prodigy.
It seems like hot oil and salmonella control. It seems
like a lot of responsibility for a sixteen year old.
(13:49):
But you know, okay, yes, the private equity brand, the
same people responsible for the what they're calling the Arby's turnaround.
I didn't realize Arby's was completely turned around, but they are, Yeah,
I think they are. The cheese seak is is pretty good.
I'm not gonna lie to you. And they brought somebody
here the other day. I was I'm not being paid
to say this. The Army's cheese sake. Now that don't
add me because oh no, but you know the one
(14:10):
in the Angelo's or Armando's or Johnny's or you know,
whatever it is is better. No, no, no, no, fine, I'm
not trying to tell you that it's the most authentic,
but con for pound, I'm not mad about it. It
was good. Also, i'm gonna say something else, you might
drive off the road. Jersey Mike doesn't do a bad
job either with the cheese takes a good And again
we're talking about mass quantity. You know, you go to Philadelphia,
(14:31):
you can have that debate about you know, which neighborhood
place is better. But I gotta tell you not bad.
But so the same guy that turned around Arby's, I
guess he's gonna turn around pizza hut. First step. We
need all the old school pizza huts back. We need
all the little old ones, the red cups with the
red cups, and the little salad bar and the buffet,
the pizza hut, bistro. Yep, that's what we need back.
(14:53):
Or even I think that was another. Wasn't there like
pizza hut that was the one you're describing, and they didn't.
It wasn't there like an elevated It wasn't pizah a bar,
that bar that was the elevated experience. I believe there was.
Remember a salad bar?
Speaker 2 (15:08):
I need it, I need it?
Speaker 1 (15:09):
Now? What is it for you? Guys? And we've had
this this conversation so many times, but you know, every town,
every city, whenever it has has you know, the best
burger and it's gourmet and it's you know a wag
you and whatever the eighteen million hour caramelized onions and
you know, cheese from a cow that Jesus patters you
(15:30):
know something, you know what I mean, Like it's really
open the top and it's it's it's good. But you
you'd you would choose the run of the mill version
more often than that. Like people just say McDonald's. You know,
I'm a huge McDonald's fan. I love McDonald's. There's a
better burger. Yeah, you're right, I'm sure there is. I
can go to someplace you know, and whatever that it's
been cultivated and whatever it has, you know, a blend
(15:53):
of four different kinds of animal in it or something,
and it's so delicious. But I still I still want
a big Mac. I still want a big Mac or
a quarter pounder. That's what I want. Yes, we know,
we happen to live in a pizza city, right, so
you could debate all day long all the local and
even local but national spots that have the best pizza.
But sometimes I want a Domino's pizza. That's what I want,
and I'm embarrassed when I order it. I like, I hide,
(16:15):
I put a I put one of those nose mustache
glasses combination masks on to go get it because I
can't have people. I'm ruined what little street cred I
have if people knew that I ate Dominoes in a
city that has gourmet pizza. But what is it for
you guys? Where It's like I choose, I choose the
mainstream version over I mean, like people love Taco Bell.
(16:36):
That's not Mexican food. Don't pretend that it is. Don't
say that it is. It's not. But it's very good.
Speaker 2 (16:45):
Category.
Speaker 4 (16:45):
I saw your post a vine about this one time, Jason.
It's like its own thing. Like no one's saying, like, heys,
he's a Mexican food guys, Taco Bell, Like, no, it's
its own can I want.
Speaker 1 (16:54):
Taco Bell whatever it's called, whatever, what you you decide
what cuisine it is, right, it's just what it in
my mouth. I need to learn how to order there? Girl,
What does that mean? You need to learn how to
order it there?
Speaker 5 (17:10):
Overwhelm me. It's so many remixes of different things. Next,
I just wanted a nice little chiloopa and a taco.
I ended up with a five layer beam burrito in
a box with some chips and.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
Practice. Girl.
Speaker 1 (17:25):
Yeah, we need to get you, We really need to
get you there, because everybody knows you just have a
Taco Bell order and you don't mess. You don't even
have to look at the menu. Every you know you
have your Taco Bell order. That's what you order. Yeah,
you know. For me, I think it's a, I think
because I just changed it recently. It was a big
It was a big change because they got rid of
the seven layer of burrito, very upsetting. It was seven layers.
(17:47):
Nobody needs that many layers. But I wanted six, though,
because the lettuce gets weird, So I would take the
lettuce out. The five is my favorite, the five, so
they have like the five layer of burrito now, and
then I would add rice. So now we're back to
six layers minus the lettuce. So it's what it used
to be. You have that many options. But I'm saying
that I don't get over around by the menukiki because
I already know it's the three taco supreme meal and
(18:09):
then with the whatever drink, and then it's pepsi products,
which we make it work, and then and then it's
the burrito situation. And that's my order, and that's it.
And I don't even have to get confused or overwhelmed
by the rest of the menu. And I think you
need to get to that place, and we need to
get you there as your friends. We need to hold
your hand and get you to where you have a routine. Yeah,
(18:30):
I was so overwhelmed. That's it.
Speaker 5 (18:32):
Okay, just give me the three taco combo. Next thing
I know that I opened the box. It's do Rito
Local Tacos with some like.
Speaker 2 (18:39):
I don't need much I ever invented.
Speaker 1 (18:42):
That was not only brilliant but thoughtful because it comes
with a little holder too, so your hands that that
was really nice of them to do that.
Speaker 4 (18:51):
I haven't explored the Dorito Taco Locals Locals, but I
have not discovered that you.
Speaker 1 (18:56):
Oh wow, I know it is.
Speaker 2 (18:59):
I'm still my little cheese buried or whatever I do.
Speaker 1 (19:01):
But it's a mashup you didn't know you needed. It
is really really good. But I really felt loved it
the other day when I ordered one and it came
in a little holder, and it was like, oh my gosh,
you really are thinking about me. You want me to
eat many of these and not feel embarrassed, you know,
by having orange fingers for the rest of the day.
So anyway, they this has been purchased. I guess. I
(19:22):
don't know what they're going to do with it, but
the revive the Pizza Hut brand for three billion dollars.
Here's the story that I was talking about earlier, but
you'd rather hear about the hands on the elevator wall.
We posted a picture of the hands on the elevator wall.
We have no idea why there are two handprints. It
would appear that somebody was asked to put their hands
against the walls and be frisked in the elevator or
(19:43):
something far more sinister. I prefer I choose to believe
that something, something, someone had a very nice ride up
the elevator. That's what I prefer to breathe. But I
want to know why there were two handprints on the
elevator wall the way they were. And that's what we
were talking about earlier. And we didn't do this story
because you thought that was better than this ford A
couple went through IVF where and it was there was
(20:05):
a mistake that took place where a fertility clinic implanted
the wrong embryo, meaning that the baby they gave birth
to was not genetically their So after DNA testing confirmed
the mix up. And I'm not being funny when I
say this, If you look at a picture of the family,
beautiful family, the baby doesn't look like them at all,
Like not even I wonder at all. After DNA testing
(20:29):
confirmed the post mix up, the couple identified the baby's
biological parents, even though the child isn't biologically related to them.
The two families worked at a private custody agreement. So
I guess my understanding was they implanted this embryo, the
embryo being, and someone explained to me, if I'm wrong
about this being, you know, the the egg and the
sperm of another couple, So that's the embryo then was
(20:51):
implant So it's just the whole process was scientifically had
nothing to do with them implanted into the woman who
carried the baby, delivered the baby, that is, she the
baby grew within her. If I understand, it's correctly, but
it's genetically has nothing to do with her, and that's
the problem. So anyway, they've decided to keep the baby
and maintain a respectful relationship with the biological parents. A
(21:14):
couple has also filed a lawsuit against the clinic that
made the error, and the case is still ongoing. So
I guess that, you know, a deeper question would be
and in this case, hey, this is our kid, like
we're this is this is how it was supposed to be.
I guess this is the situation. So we're moving forward
like this, But which you feel differently you carry the baby,
but you didn't. I guess it's not scientifically yours right,
(21:37):
can't be mixing up the files. That's that's a very
complicated thing.
Speaker 5 (21:43):
Organized right, Like we need some label makers get this right.
Speaker 1 (21:48):
Jason, You might need to head in there. And because
I know people who they a lot of people at
my age who have frozen their eggs and they pay
a monthly rent for the eggs because because for some
I thought you got the eggs frozen and they just
like as a nice thing, they just held on to
him for you. But no, no, you have to pay
people pay a monthly fee to maintain these things. But
(22:11):
the problem would be I don't know how many A
lot of people don't get a lot of eggs, and
then the embryos can be difficult. So my hope is
that they have other options for the other couple and
that this wasn't their only shot, you know what I mean,
because I know that it can be. It can be
very difficult scientifically in some cases. So anyway, this is
a very complicated thing. But they worked it out and
so now onto some smoddy things. A lottery player's lucky
(22:33):
mistake led to a million dollar jackpot. A Michigan man
won one point five million dollars because he was forgetful.
He told the Michigan Lottery that he usually asks for
any game except the Detroit Lions game. I don't play
the Michigan Lottery, so I don't know what that means.
But he forgot this time, and so they printed out
a ticket for him that was the Detroit Lions game.
(22:56):
He said, I forgot to tell that to the cashier
this time, and the Detroit line game is when he
printed for me. I never checked my tickets right away,
so I folded it up put it in my pocket.
He discovered the next morning the ticket was the jackpot winner.
Reflecting on the win, he said that he was glad.
He forgot to give his usual instructions. The winter plans
to use somebody to help take care of his family,
so he didn't want it, but he got it, and
now he's rich. It's good for you. McDonald's is trying
(23:19):
to fry up some apple pies in honor of America's
two hundred and fiftieth birthday. But you could put one
of those in the time capsule, by the way, and
it would still be good in two hundred and fifty years.
I'm very confident you could still eat the apple pie
after that period of time, the company said on Tuesdays,
bringing back fried apple pies for the first time in
more than three decades. They'll be available at most US
restaurants for a limited time starting on June twenty third,
(23:41):
Burger King debuted their Firecracker cookie pie. Sonic has a red,
white and blue slush fullowed. I'm sure there's no sugar
in that, and Hardy's has an iced star spangled biscuit
with red and blue sprinkles. So we want to be
really patriotic. They that you got a lot of options,
and this is for you. Kiek FC is betting its
(24:02):
future on chicken without bones, as well as drinks with
a lot more flair. The chain sit on Monday that
it's laid out the next chapter built around boneless Chicken,
a revamped recipe for its tenders, a broader lineup of
sauce is including chimney, cherry ranch, and new dunked items
smothered in flavor. Okay, you're okay with this?
Speaker 5 (24:23):
Bad at that, I didn't know where we were going
with the boneless Chicken, Like I don't want any three
D printed chicken, but.
Speaker 1 (24:28):
You know it can't be sure, but yeah, you put
a new ranch on it. I'm down, Okay. Yeah, And
when you worked there, did you find did people go
for the new items or was it mostly like they
came in and ate buckets of chicken? Like does this
extra stuff matter? Really? Oh? They love the new items.
Speaker 5 (24:46):
That's why they That's why they keep doing it, because
it's literally like when when a shoe drops or when
like you know, Taylor Swift drops an album, they come
in there for the new album, I mean, the new product.
Like we had grilled chicken before all new hotness. People
loved to a new thing. So well, you know that
I'm a traditionalist. And something like the apple pie dipped
in star spangled banner icing, you know, with rest like
(25:09):
just give me the pie, man, Like I don't need
is why is it dipped in in a neon light?
Speaker 1 (25:15):
Like? Why is it dipped in highlighter liquid like idiation? Right?
Like why is it glowing? I don't need to give
me the original version.
Speaker 5 (25:23):
They give it to a few influencers. You're scrolling late
night on TikTok. I'm doing a review. Next thing you know,
Jason's in line.
Speaker 1 (25:30):
I'll be here. That's how it work. Somebody walked by
me with a joint. I have secondhand smoke inhalation. All
of a sudden, I'm ordering the neon, the neon patriotic.
You know UFC dunked the hot Dog apple pie combination
or whatever. It's National Eat your Vegetables. Say, now you're
just playing in my face. You're playing in my face.
(25:50):
I'm over here trying to eat my vegetables and I'm
not feeling better. Uh So, now we're playing in my face.
National root Beard Dave. It's National mascot Dave today as
well's Entertainer Report.
Speaker 3 (26:01):
He's on the Press show. So Jelly Roll was basically
just playing in our face. He was looking like a
single man weeks before news of his divorce from Bunny
XO became public and we all just ignored it. So
he performed at CMA Fest in Nashville. This was back
on June sixth, and fans have started looking back at
videos realized he didn't have his wedding ring on, which
(26:22):
is very strange for him.
Speaker 1 (26:25):
At the time, no one seemed to care about.
Speaker 3 (26:26):
Obviously, looking back now, it was serious and as we
learned last hour, he foled for divorce back in May,
so the split was pretty fresh when he was at
CMA Fest earlier this month, Jennifer Lopez threw some shade
at her ex husband Mark Anthony over his alleged lack
of help when it came to raising their twins, Emmy
and Max. So Jaylo did a podcast episode, which is
(26:49):
very rare for me. I feel like she doesn't like
pop up in joy interviews like this.
Speaker 2 (26:52):
Try to get her Mommy collective didn't want to.
Speaker 1 (26:54):
Did it happened?
Speaker 2 (26:55):
Well, maybe I wanted the motherhood exclusive from her.
Speaker 3 (26:57):
Yeah, I mean the door might be open now because
she did the SmartLess podcast, talked about how emotional she's
been now that her kids are eighteen years old, which
makes me feel so old. They're graduating there heading to college.
She said both of her kids got into their colleges
with scholarships. They're going to the colleges that they wanted
to go to, and she said that they didn't they
(27:19):
did that all themselves. They didn't get a lot of
help from their dad Mark. So I don't know because
he Max recently graduated high school and Mark wasn't there.
Jaylo was there, the whole fan was there, and Mark
didn't show up, so it seems like there might be
some tension going on there.
Speaker 1 (27:35):
You can't book Jlo because if you remember the last
time she was on our show, and this is really
how it happened. This is many years ago. Literally, I
get a call at like eight o'clock at night, Hey,
Jlo is in town and would like to come by
tomorrow morning. And I'm like, this is you got to
be kidding me, and like none of us believed it. Yeah,
and then I kid you not. It's like she was
(27:57):
supposed to be there at eight, it's seven fifty. I
think maybe she had one security guard, does she have
any I think maybe maybe she comes rolling up with
her Yankees had on and just like, hey, how you doing?
And I don't know that she had anything to promote. No.
She sat there and then she played the throwback throwed
Down and they didn't know her own song for tonight,
(28:19):
and then she didn't know it.
Speaker 2 (28:21):
She said, girl, what's this song?
Speaker 1 (28:23):
And then we took a bunch of pictures and then
she's like, okay, cool. And then later I found out
she was like, well, she was in town with she
was dating Alex Redriguez at the time. She was bored
in the hotel room and she was like, I may
as well go promote something, and she chose us, and
that was very nice of her. But that's literally how
it happened. And everyone in the building was furious in
us because we didn't tell them she was there to
come get a picture of something. And I'm like, but
(28:44):
we honestly, I didn't believe it. I'm like this, I've
never in my life had hey, someone said just wants
to come by. Oh really, Okay, that's exactly what happened.
And we haven't seen her since. But you know, you're
trying to book her on a podcast. She's not coming now,
she ain't coming on. No, I don't know. She's doing
the rounds. We'll see.
Speaker 3 (29:03):
Yeah, well this Toxedo shop is about to be dealt with. Okay,
this is this is what I'm thinking. So Peters, I
don't know this word clothed theirs cloths?
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Yeah, yeah, I've never it's giving French, so it is
have you clothing? I have not. I'm not that classy,
I guess I don't know.
Speaker 3 (29:27):
How about Marshall's I love it there, Charles so yeah,
that place, So it's in Kansas City. It shared a
photo of Chiefs coach Andy Reid in a tux getting alterations.
They then captioned the photo Casey chiefs, Andy Reid, Brett Veach,
and Rick Berkholder getting ready for the Travis Kelcey and
(29:49):
Taylor Swift wedding. The photos show the talks experts in
the Chief's offices getting the exacts fits just right tailored.
Here's this is the final fitting. So the wedding must
be getting close. And Big Rad recently said that he
was cutting back on cheeseburgers to fit in the tucks
and he's looking good.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
So I don't know.
Speaker 3 (30:10):
I know Kaitlin doesn't believe it, but maybe the July
third Madison Square Guard thing is happening.
Speaker 1 (30:15):
But I love it. I love that idea. Well, it
has tofore August because training camp starts in August. Yeah,
brand of July, so it's it's definitely happening in the
next month. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (30:25):
I mean, I also part of half my brain is like,
it's already happened, but obviously not. I don't know, but
something tells me we don't. We don't do leaks in
the Taylor Swift camp. Why are we looking? Why are
we seeing the tux is now? Why are we seeing this?
Speaker 1 (30:38):
So?
Speaker 3 (30:38):
I don't know if Peter's Clovis Cloviers, it might be
around for much longer because we don't take leaks lightly
over here in this camp. You can watch the show
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Speaker 1 (30:54):
Yeah, they talk better than these are the radio blogs
on the fredsh Yeah, we're writing in our diaries, except
we say him aloud. We call them blogs. Jason Brown's
got one go, Thank you dear blog.
Speaker 3 (31:06):
So we talk on the show every once in a
while about how you have to.
Speaker 1 (31:09):
Like parent your parents and.
Speaker 3 (31:11):
Yes, and I recently had to do that and I
had to I had to put my mom in punishment.
I had to give her a time out. So my
dad recently had some health problems. He had a hospital stay.
And so I feel like when something that that happens,
emotions are always like heightened, and I'm always you know,
anxiety is just higher. And so it was one day
I was getting ready to go down there to see them,
(31:34):
and visit, and I had another family member text me
and be like, have you talked to your mom today?
Speaker 1 (31:40):
And I was like, no, not yet, but I'm heading
down there. Why.
Speaker 3 (31:44):
She's like, well, I've tried texting her and calling her.
She's not answering. You know, your cousin has tried texting
her and calling her. She's not answering. I was like, what,
So all of a sudden, like freak out right, So
I'm calling every five minutes and not answering, not answering.
Now I'm like, I'm like driving literally like one hundred
and ten down the expressway because I'm like, what is
going on?
Speaker 1 (32:03):
Why are you not answering your phone? Don't you had
heart surgery? So yeah, you're kind of like on high alert. Yes,
I'm on resentitive to you know, the well being of
your parents.
Speaker 3 (32:12):
Yes, exactly, So all this stuff, you know, you start
thinking the craziest stuff when you're rushing down there and
I get there, walk in the room. There she is
just chilling, and I'm like, I like took a deep breath.
I'm like, why aren't you answering your phone? And she's like, oh,
I got I went and got my nails down. I
just turned on silent. Oh it's right here, and like it's.
Speaker 1 (32:32):
Like there on the table. I was like, you've lost
your privileges. Give me your phone. I'm getting your location
right now.
Speaker 3 (32:38):
Yes, took that phone, snatched it up, shared my location
like you can have mine.
Speaker 1 (32:44):
I don't care.
Speaker 3 (32:45):
I don't go anywhere besides working home, but I'm gonna
know where you're at at all times.
Speaker 1 (32:50):
I'm calling the.
Speaker 3 (32:51):
Neighbors like we're doing we're doing like everything on the
drive down there like no, no, no, we're not doing that.
Speaker 1 (32:57):
But then it flashed.
Speaker 3 (32:57):
I flashed back to like all the times when I
was a kid, probably.
Speaker 1 (33:00):
Like where is he? What is he doing? Well?
Speaker 3 (33:02):
You know, I'm like, okay, so now I'm sort of
getting a glimpse of that. But I'm sorry to put
her in time out.
Speaker 1 (33:07):
Are your parents doing the thing yet? Because my mom
is first of all, my dad butt tells me all
the time. My dad and I don't talk on the phone.
We love each other. The guy he's not a talker,
believe it or not. Away from work on not either,
So like we don't talk on the phone. No, there's
no lack of love. It's just my mom and I
talk on the phone all the time, and he and
I don't, And then he'll be like, you never call me.
I'm because when I call you, I can hear you
(33:27):
playing Sudoko in the back. You're not we're we're not
having a conversation. We're either we're talking telepathically or we're not.
So I love you, but no, But so he butt
butt tells me all the time. And so now the
thing is he used to be when the phone rang
and it was dad, and said Dad, it was bad
news because he was the one who would have to
tell me when the dog died or when something had
bad happened. My mom would make him do it. But
(33:49):
then it became that the only time the phone rang
from him it was bad news. So now it rings
all the time. But he doesn't even mean to call me.
But the thing that my mom does now is I
didn't get it. Oh my phone didn't ring. I didn't
get the email, I didn't get the text. It's twenty
twenty six. You absolutely got it. It says it delivered.
It's right right, like your phone rang, and there's evidence
(34:11):
of it, Like, just tell me that you'd weren't paying attention.
That she don't care, but you cannot say in twenty
twenty six, the email didn't come through, the text message
didn't land, and the phone call didn't arrive. That's your thing.
Oh yes, sorry, I didn't get it.
Speaker 5 (34:27):
She didn't get it like you said it. She didn't
say you didn't send it. She just said she did.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
Get out of here. She didn't get it. Get well.
And the other one that my parents do along the
same line, Jason is and we were talking about this
off the air is is now they don't necessarily remember
to tell me important things that are happening with them
because quote unquote, they don't want me to worry. So
like my mom will call. This is not an embellcement.
Mam will call and go, well, I just hey, you know,
(34:53):
Christopher High, I just want to tell you Dad's okay everything,
And I'm like everything, everything went great with what mom? Well,
your dad had a lobotomy and and we found a donor.
We found a donor brain and we stuck that in
there and it seems to me working great, and like
he's he's never been happier. It's like, wait, what you know, Like, well, oh,
(35:17):
your dad had quadruple quin tririplet drive, you know bypass
he had a hard tweet. We got a new heart
for him? Yeah, you did what right? Like? It was
it forty seven hour surgery and I've been sitting there
in the waiting room but everything went great, Like did
I forget to tell you that you forgot to tell
me that? They really do forget they just don't say it.
And it's like, well, well, we didn't want you to worry, Like, well,
you know what. Now what worries me is the fact
(35:39):
that you're not telling me any thinks. So what's really good? Right?
So what else do I not know? Yeah? Me and
my mom got into that about the exact same thing.
Speaker 3 (35:46):
I think she had a hospital stay or whatever and
tells me when she's already home and after and I
was like, oh, no, we're not doing We're not doing this.
Speaker 1 (35:54):
So that's what I mean. You guys, well, we don't
want to worry you. It worries me more than I
may not know. You just tell me the thing that
I'm not supposed to worry about. I'm also old, so
like I can handle it.
Speaker 2 (36:07):
This Helena, this is her party trick.
Speaker 5 (36:09):
My girl keeps all kinds of secrets, like she will
not she's like, you you don't eat.
Speaker 1 (36:13):
It's all good, everything is good.
Speaker 5 (36:14):
But when she calls me and she has a certain hey,
I'm like, oh god, you know, like where where are
all my brothers? I'm checking all the locations, like you know.
I just she she's bad at bad news. She doesn't
know how to deliver it, so she'll just keep it
to herself until she has to tell you.
Speaker 1 (36:30):
Yeah, your mom just makes stuff up, right, yeah, like
she'll come back to it like she was dealing it
wasn't And I want to make sure I get this right.
I don't want to say too much, but she was
dealing with something and then didn't she come home one
day and tell you like it's over. Yeah, it's over,
Like it's done, it's completely eradicated, like everything is perfect miracles.
And then you went to the doctor and we're like,
(36:50):
isn't that amazing? And he's like, except it's not.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
I never said that told her on the ground. So
my mom's not allowed to answer the phone anymore.
Speaker 4 (36:59):
She's when when the doctor's call her, anybody, she's not
allowed to be there by herself. We need someone has
to be present in the room. You need chaperone to
answer any phone calls.
Speaker 1 (37:10):
Because you guys all have strong, strong, stubborn parents. I
do too. It's like you know, and I don't. I
really am not looking forward to the day where I
actually have to make decisions and then be like, no,
that's what we're doing, because I don't think there's ever
going to be a time when they look at me
and don't see the little kid on my bike with
with you know, training wheels, like I'm sorry, you're giving
me medical advice, like, yeah, believe it or not. A
(37:32):
more cogent than you are. I know it's hard to believe,
but I'm not looking forward to those days. If they
even tell me that they're happening, which they might, they
probably probably won't even tell me, you know. So all right, well,
I'm sorry that that that mama is. Mama Linda is punished.
Speaker 3 (37:48):
Yeah, but she punished with all of us.
Speaker 2 (37:53):
You did your big one that day.
Speaker 1 (37:55):
You you need to communicate more. Frenshaw Next
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