September 5, 2025 • 34 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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it's Radio Survivor. I've been saying this for years. This
is Radio Survivor. We're going to find out in ten
years this was a science experiment. No, it's just like,
let's just let's just mess with everything and see if
they can manage to get people to continue listening. Fred's
show is on. See that clip is ageless. That clip
probably a year old. At least, it's still true today.
(01:14):
It clocks still true today. You know, some we may
have to get rid of over time because they won't
make any saying. Well, I mean some are going to
make sense. What's up with the power suit today? Baulina
kayline is a power suit today?
Speaker 2 (01:25):
I am?
Speaker 1 (01:26):
She's back? Is there only one power suit? I thought
there was. There's a red power suit too.
Speaker 3 (01:29):
Isn't there there's a red one? Then I have a
peach one now I haven't seen her yet. Yeah, you'll
see her next week for another thing. But today today's
a work kind of day.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
Wow, on the face, the face is beaten.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
I can't beat my own face. I don't have a
makeup crew er.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
I don't know there's more. There's more makeup today than usual.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Stop already.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Yeah, I can tell looking great? Thank you? You're looking great?
Power suit on you, Kim Gardashian. Are we are we
pursuing a law degree? What are we doing today?
Speaker 3 (01:56):
I'm doing this the Fred Show, the naturally sending hear
the frend show.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Wow, I.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Had to refer to us as that in something that
I'm doing.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
So you should because we should make ourselves look as
big as possible.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
Oh no, I did, I did. Yeah, this will be
a good one. And then today I'm just sort of like.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Men who packed their underwear, like that's what that's what
we do when we say nationally syndicated, you know, because
we're flailing in most of the places. But yeah, it's fine, Yes.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
It's all the stuff. And then I'm going to run
to a daytime Chicago later.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
Yeah, a bunch of TV stars around here. I'm not star,
but look at that. I'm just agret that you are
just a girl who's a TV star. I shouldn't say that.
By the way. You know Raleigh on fire, Chicago on fire,
you got Charlotte on lock I don't on television. That's
that's really helping us. Let me see what else might
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not is. I don't know, actually, because we don't. That's
a big old question mark. We text us radio radio
silence and you're a wake. We love, we love you,
and we'd love to come visit and thanks. We just don't.
I'm not actually sure if we're still are we on there?
If you're listening in min not North Dakota, would you
send this a text because I'm actually not sure. Uh,
and our phone numbers eight five, five, five, nine, one
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one oh three five. I think Norfolk Norfolk people are
you know that people are aware of the radio stations
on now, which is exciting. Oh good, Now salt Lake
is the one that keeps me up at night, guys,
salt Lake. And then I say this every time, and
then we get blown up with all these text messages
no I'm listening, salt Like, well, then why why does
it say that no one is listening? And why does
it say that in the in the report, I get
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where Joyce? Where's Joyce? Somebody find Joyce? My gosh. Anyway,
it's a fun game we're playing now, you know, just
trying to trying to make this thing, make it fly,
you know, to flap our wings and fly so that
so that you can say on on whatever whatever magazine
article you're doing or television show you're doing, they were
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nationally syndicated.
Speaker 2 (03:49):
Yeah, buy some of the photos of us too.
Speaker 1 (03:50):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (03:51):
Yeah, were about to be in that.
Speaker 3 (03:52):
We're about to be in this b okay say that.
Speaker 1 (03:57):
No, no you can't. So the way to breathe its good.
We'll get to headlines the biggest stories of the day.
Jason's Week one NFL picks. I know you've been waiting
for this. I know you've been thinking a lot about it. Yeah,
I know you've really put a lot of work into
this and so research. Who do you have in the
in the Cowboys Eagles game?
Speaker 4 (04:19):
Oh that's hard because you know, I am part of
Cowboys Nation.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I don't know that. I wish, I wish you wouldn't
be that part. So that's a big game that's coming up.
Who do you have in that one?
Speaker 4 (04:29):
But I also love Jason Kelsey and he was on
the Eagles, right, so, oh my gosh, it's so hard.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Yeah, probably the Eagles. Okay, well that's good because they
won last night, so that's excellent news.
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Yeah, a lot was going on with that game.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
There was a lot going on with that game. So
put a lot into it and that's exciting. So we'll
get to that in just a second. The Entertainment Report
and blogs, it's hour. What are you working on?
Speaker 5 (04:48):
Ka?
Speaker 6 (04:49):
You are not going to believe who says they turned
down the Super Bowl halftime show? And Paulina your favorite producer.
Curtis Jackson AK fifty C is coming out with a
news show. But it's also involving something that Fred and
I love, So we might join you in your.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Love for viewing party at my house.
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Okay, perfect, We're my blazer. Thank you.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
We're all the blazers. Bring wee towels for the business.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
I'm going to find a suit jacket with shoulder beds
too and wear it. You should have a blazer party.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
You mentioned that, and he's like, everybody wears wigs a
blazer that.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
I'm like the iconic period. Wow, that sounds like like
a British parliamentary party. I said we should have that
and we would just like chalk our faces or whatever.
They do. Never wear things they do, Yeah, waiting meta
phonies do. This morning, we up to eight one hundred
or eight fifty fifty eight fitty in the showdown new
player this morning. Friday Throwback Dance party is coming up
to Fread's show is on Fred's Biggest Stories of the Day.
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We got two. We got two in mine not forwenty
five degrees this morning and mine not Why not North
Dakota Everyone g ninety four number one hit music station,
also today's hit music station. It's all those, It's many things.
If you go to the website again, a lot of
we're covering all different angles, but they are the number one.
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I don't know about the morning, but they're number one
after the morning. So that's that's really exciting. And I
can't I want to go visit and I don't know why.
I don't know why. I may just have to go
and just set up somewhere myself and just say hi, everyone,
I'm here. I'd like to meet everyone. I think he should.
There are forty thousand people that I believe. I think
I could meet them. Did you know the city has
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a rich aviation history. I do. And there's an Air
Force space there as well. They have an aviation museum there.
You know, I'm big on the Air Force Space and
big on the B fifty two as they fly there.
I believe my great uncle was stationed there. I'm trying
to confirm that because he was a B fifty two pilot.
He was, I believe, I do. Now he's passed away
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many years ago, so I can't ask him, and I
don't really talk to his family. So there's that. But
I think, so is isn't there a way There's got
to be a way to go pull someone to military
records isn't there Like I have his wings. He gave
me his wings when I got my pilot's license. Maybe
I could put them on and just go to the
Air Force base and be like, hello you. I'm sure
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they'll welcome you. Rite in we probably will. Yeah, I
got wings. Yeah, these are real way and a note
from him that says, did your grandparents have very specific
like old timey Oh there was old timey handwriting, yes,
and I think there was even old timey Midwestern handwriting
on top of that, because my well, it would make
sense because my grandmother had I believe, nine brothers and
sisters and they all grew up in Fortnite, said Iowa,
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and they all would have gone to the same school,
but they all had the same handwriting. But he sent
me when I got my pilot's license. Uncle Carl is
his name. He sent me an envelope and had his
wings in a post it note, and it said these
are wings from Carl, signed Carl So on my wall
in a frame or his wings in that post it note,
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which is fading, And I'm worried about it because once
it's gone, it's gone. But yes, these are wings from Carl,
signed Carl So. Thank you, Carl. You're right all rep
to him. So the powerball drawing one point seven billion
dollars tomorrow night. In case you were wondering. What I'm
not gonna do is the stories that always come out
around this time. I believe this is the third biggest
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check whatever. I'm not gonna do the odds stories because
who cares, because it doesn't matter because the odds are
in our favor. I believe I'm going to win, and
I've been saying that, but I really think so this time.
I really do think so. But here are the things
that you could buy if you won the power ball.
They're saying, what is the number here? Four hundred and
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eighty five million dollars after taxes. Now, that is a
number I can work with. Forget about the fact that
it's seven hundred and seventy million is what they give you,
and then you have to pay taxes on that. But
close to five hundred mil. I can give you your
dream wedding, yes, and we can also do some of
these other things. What would you get for the rest
of us? What do you want? Well, just cater it
towards I have a million dollar budget for each of you. Okay,
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but you you surprise us, like, what would you? But
here's the question. Would you? I'll tell you what I
would do, But would you take if given the choice,
I can buy you something for a million dollars or
you I give you a million dollars, but you have
to put it in an account and invest it and
you can't touch it. So either I spend it on
your behalf or you get the money and it goes
into an account and you don't touch it. What would
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you choose? When can I touch it? When you are fifty? Oh? Girl?
Speaker 6 (09:17):
No?
Speaker 1 (09:17):
I well, by the time you're fifty out interest. It's
pretty amazing. You'll be fifty in what sixteen years? Something
like that? Fifteen years? Hell do you thirty four? I
don't want to even think about that. Yeah, I'm thirty four,
but don't look at me like that. That's math. I'm sorry.
Sixteen years. But I say this to you because it
doubles every seven years. So by the time you turn fifty,
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you would have you would have three million dollars in
that account if you don't touch it. Huh, I need
to touch it? Okay, Well, my goodness. When I get you, Kaitlin,
I would get you like a house. I would buy
you like a ran of a million bucks wouldn't do it,
but like a ranch in Montana with cows or slid.
(09:58):
Could it be on a lake. They don't have lakes
in Montana. Now that's gonna it's to be on the budget. Okay.
I think a million bucks might gets you an apartment
in Montana these days, like because Monday is now like
super popular with rich people. I don't think a million
buns will do it, but I'll tell you, I'll get
you an apartment that has a view in Montana, that
has a view of a lake and in a petting zoo. Okay,
and that's yours. You can have it and like a
night you can see the stars and you can do
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your astrology BS or whatever. Okay, perfect, Jason. I would
get you a million dollars independent you know what I
would do. I'd buy you a house too, wherever you
want it, and of course it would need to be,
you know, in this general area. But you would then
you would own the house, and Mike would have to
live in your house. I like that. He'd never Now
(10:40):
you hold all apart. Now it's your house. I like that. Okay,
you know and so now now you have all the control. Now, hey,
dermostat is saying where I want it?
Speaker 4 (10:51):
Like the walls, you're not allowed to hang things. No,
nothing is hung in our house. There's nothing on the walls. Yeah,
he doesn't want to put any holes in the wafter
we got to paint it. So, oh, this is nothing.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
Real estate kind of jails? Are you? Are there bars
in your room? Is there a lot on the outside?
Nothing out?
Speaker 3 (11:13):
You know what the proud the staring wheel like?
Speaker 1 (11:17):
Yes, is there a man in a uniform that the world?
When I get you, Paulina, I'm a real estate too,
I'd probably build your record studio. You would a proper
record studio because the problem prob right, So the problem
is that your talent's not properly showcase with the audio
(11:39):
quality that is required. That's what nothing to do with
being off beat or.
Speaker 2 (11:43):
Hey, and then I would flip it and start a
business with.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
Maybe get you more than three towels for the business,
for your for your spray town.
Speaker 2 (11:51):
No, no, we don't do a new route, a new avenue.
Please get me the record studio. I'm gonna rented out
to people when they come to town. I got the
whole thing.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
I lot, okay, okay, good, thank you, and then Bela
whatever I get, or she'd yell at me about it,
probably and then tell me her mom doesn't like me.
So I don't know, it's not good enough. We did
a story the other day I don't think we've ever
done on our show. We did on a little TV
show thing, but it was about how apparently apparently gen
Z has parents coming with them to job interviews slash
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handling issues at work. And then a friend of mine
saw it and said that her husband actually did receive
a call from one of his gen Z employees mothers
who wanted to renegotiate the employment agreement. The mom called.
But this, this actually is printing because Belle's mom apparently
doesn't like me, and I've never met her, and I
(12:40):
also gave her daughter a full time job, So I
guess I'm not clear on where the disconnect lies. I
think you guys are cool now? Are we cool?
Speaker 5 (12:48):
Now?
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Yeah? I think so, I certainly hope. So. Yeah. I
mean you discovered her Kaylin, and then I star then
I elevated her from six dollars an hour to eleven
dollars an hour, which actually did I didn't even do
that because I don't have the authority to do that.
I may have said we should do that, and then
maybe someone decided to do it and then took credit
for I don't know, but I don't know why her
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moder's like, why would her? I not like me. I'm
afraid to go to her little town in San Francisco
in the Bay Area because her father's a mayor. I
might get deported. No, her dad's a lover. I don't know.
It's upsetting. So anyway, I hear the things that you
could buy. According to the New York Post, you could
buy a private island like whale k twenty million bucks,
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and then another nearby island brings twoed islands if you
wanted them for seventy million dollars. You have a lot
of money left over. A fleet of vintage fighter jets, okay,
five million dollars. A full DeLorean car collection. It'll mean
any of the nine thousand of them, nine thousand Deloreans.
We're gonna put that on. A luxury super yacht, the
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movie theater in Cabins for sixteen, three hundred and ninety
five million. I don't know that I completely understand the
yacht thing. If I had so much money that I
just didn't know what to do with it, like a
Bezos or a Zuckerberg maybe, But the yacht thing, it's
the yachts are expensive. It's four hundred million just to
own it, and then like someone's got to scrub the
whole thing every year, like sixty people work on that thing.
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I would rent if I ever want to go, yeah,
right right, I'd pay the money, go do what I
want to do, and then i'd leave and you know whatever. Yeah.
But the other thing is like, if you've got a
yacht and it's in wherever rich people go, then I
guess you're sort don't you feel kind of obligated to
go to your yacht? Yes, but like maybe you want
to go somewhere else. Yeah. It's like if you, like,
if you have a vacation home or a cabin or
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something and you spend money on it every month, and
I know some people have them in their families or whatever.
I guess it's like, well, why are we going to
San Diego. Shouldn't we go to the yacht or shouldn't
we go to the house of the yacht because we're
paying for that. I think you have to have so
much money that you don't even care. You know that
that You've got forty people living on this thing, taking
care of it, and you're not even there. You know
what I mean. I wouldn't think that much into it.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
I just want to go to my yacht, okay and
get this.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
There's how. There's how. I think I'd be laying up
at night going, why am I here? I'm paying people
to be there. I should be there. You know I
got a chef over there? Yeah? Oh yeah, because you
got a yacht. You got a chef. I'm told I
don't I've ever been on one. You could buy all
the homes in Nantucket for a billion dollars, but you
don't have a billion dollars? Again, why do we need
all of them? Yeah? You know what I would get
(15:23):
for you? Oka You could build a replica of the
Titanic to modern spects for a billion dollars. Oh good,
I do need that. Also don't have enough for that.
I know, what are you going to do with that?
I am in need of that. Quite a thoughtful gift
for you, you're Titanic person. It would be very.
Speaker 6 (15:38):
Thoughtful gift I would make you guys like dress up
an old timey Oh thanks, we would.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
Have to go. I would wait, I give you the
money and now I work on it now.
Speaker 6 (15:47):
Of the boat, you know, you would come like we'd
have parties, but you would have to dress like an
old timey stuff, you know, and go to the brandy
room for cigar a bottom floor.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
Yeah. Me to that model car that was all steamy
with the hand. Yeah, that's what I want recreate that. Yeah,
Titanic the model team. NFL Week one, the season has begun.
The Eagles beat the Dallas Cowboys. That was a wild game.
Within six seconds of the game, one of the star
players from the Eagles spit and Dak Prescott and got
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ejected from the game. He'll probably gets suspended more for
that too. So he didn't play the game. That's six
seconds and he did that. Wow, and also the season
maybe not. I don't know what could have happened in
six seconds. Somebody said, somebody spin at him ref Saudi's
out discussing. That's one of the most discussing things you
can do to someone else. Yes, it really truly is
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maybe one of the most disrespectful things that you can
do to a person. You can hit me in the
face and I would probably be less offended than if
you spit on me. The Seattle Seahawks are implementing a
new security measure at their home field, Lumen Field, to
address misconduct. I know that place is loud. I didn't
place it was. I didn't realize it was this out
of control. Now they're gonna have undercover cops station as fans, like,
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pretending to be fans, so that if you act up,
they're right there. Oh it's that aggressive in Seattle. The
sun doesn't even shine. I don't know. Maybe that's why
it's like that, because there's no sun there. All right,
let me get this NFL skin.
Speaker 4 (17:18):
It seems so long.
Speaker 1 (17:22):
Yeah. Well, you're also a good start because you predicted
the right winner of a game that already happened. So
that's exciting, all right. Jason Brown, the VP of sports
reporting NFL Week one picks. Are you ready? I am
so ready? Tonight Chiefs Chargers Tonight. There's Friday football. There
is this week? What the Chefs, Chargers, Chiefs, Cardinals, Saints, Oh, Cardinals,
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Bucks Falcons. Someone keeping track of.
Speaker 4 (17:48):
These, oh Bucks Falcons. We're gonna go with the Falcons.
Speaker 1 (17:52):
Bengals, Browns, Browns, Raiders, Patriots.
Speaker 4 (17:56):
Oh, Raiders, Titans, Broncos, Uh Titan, Lions, Packers, Oh my gosh, Liar,
that's awful.
Speaker 1 (18:08):
Lions with the Packers. That's so CROs your mom's favorite.
Speaker 5 (18:14):
Jake Linda, Ravens, Bills, Ravens, Panthers, Jaguars, Anthers, Steelers, Yet, Steelers, Dolphins,
Colt Dolphins, Giants, and the Commanders Giants.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
The Four Niners and the Seahawks. Apparently the Seahawks are
very very dangerous places. Yeah, no, we don't.
Speaker 4 (18:38):
They don't need to be rewarded with the win that
they don't know how to act, right, So we're gonna
go four Niners.
Speaker 1 (18:41):
Okay, and the Texas and the Rams text sims and
the rams ms. All right, there you go. Those are
your Week one pigs. Everyone gets your get your bedding
app out, gentlemen, ladies, Yes exactly. Facebook is bringing back
the old school polk, not giving it a modern twist.
Now there's a clear, dedicated polk button on users pro files,
tap it and the person gets a notification. You can
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also go to Facebook dot com slash pokes to track
who poked you. I like that, did you get consent
and a playful poke. Count. I don't need to know
my poke, count, I trust me. I've been trying to
not think about that for some time now. Lego has
shown off the Lego Star Wars Death Star set that
apparently is the most expensive set ever. The new Lego
Star Wars Death Stars Set is part of the Ultimate
(19:25):
Collector series. It will cost one thousand dollars. It has
nine and twenty three pieces. It also comes to thirty
eight minifigures. Win built. Half of the space station is
open to feature iconic scenes from Star Wars. The set
will go on sale at Lego stores for Lego insiders,
which I don't know why I'm not one of those
October first, October fourth for everyone else. And a New
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Zealand woman intentionally ran barefoot over two hundred and excuse me,
three hundred and twenty eight feet of loose Lego bricks
in twenty four seconds. She broke the Guinness World Record
for the fastest one hundred meters barefoot on Lego bricks.
Stupid yeah. The track was covered in six hundred and
sixty one pounds of Lego bricks. While she said she
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spent two months barefoot to build callouses in preparation for
her attempt, even attending a wedding without any shoes. She's
considering attempting more Lego based in its world records, but
for building rather than running. Okay, again, don't know what
do people just do you think they just grab the
Gettest World Records book or something or go to the
(20:28):
website and just say, you know what, I'm gonna find
a category and I'm going to break it because I
don't know where you'd come up with that. Yeah, Like what, guys,
I wonder what's the world record for running on Lego bricks?
I wonder who said it the first time? And I
feel like I weigh enough now that I would may be, like,
I don't know, they could get like lodged in there
my foot. It's National Food Bank Day, National Lazy Mom's Day,
(20:52):
National be late for something to Day, and National Cheese
Pizza Day today. It's like, I've never done this before.
They can't lose Parsleigh.
Speaker 4 (20:58):
Oh my goodness, the Bears are going to get thirty
five points. Okay, Travis Kelsey is going to catch the ball, okay,
and let's see uh zero points. Uh, there's gonna be
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the Buccaneers are gonna get zero.
Speaker 1 (21:20):
Points because I don't like them. Okay, all right, okay,
thirty Bears on Monday Night, zero points for the Buccaneers
in their game. And then what was the other one?
Travis Color? Travis Kelsey's going to catch the ball in Brazil? Wow, Yeah,
they're in Brazil, aren't they? Brazil is also? Yeah? Pretty sure?
Speaker 2 (21:42):
Oh yeah, Carol Juice performing right.
Speaker 1 (21:43):
I haven't looked at my Find your Friends lately, so
I don't know where he is. Oh I have he's
on the pread a crack around. Yeah, well I haven't
looked at yeah, so I know where he is. I
know where he is.
Speaker 6 (21:54):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're in Brazil, I believe, I mean,
correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1 (21:58):
But I saw him doing a lot interview. Okay, did
you guys know speaking.
Speaker 6 (22:01):
Of football, that Carti b turned down and offered to
perform at the Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
So she was talking to Billboard and.
Speaker 6 (22:08):
She says that she turned it down because she wants
to wait until she has more hit songs and experience
to deliver a performance that truly showcases her talent. And
I respect that she emphasized her commitment to her craft,
stating that she takes her time with her music and
boy does she because where is it? And she aims
to put work in that resonates with her audience. The
decision reflects her desire to ensure that when she does
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take the stage, she is fully prepared to quote eat
that up. And again, I respect it, you know, and
I think that that's a good move. She'll be great
one day at the super Bowl, but maybe not right now.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
Okay, Paulina, here you go.
Speaker 6 (22:42):
Curtis fifty cent Jackson is set to host and produce
a new true crime series called Fifty Ways to Catch
a Killer, premiering on Fox Nation on September sixteenth, So
it's coming up. The six part series, produced by his
G Unit Film and TV company, doves into real murder
investing gations. Each episode will offer an in depth look
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at a different case, which we love, highlighting the complexity
and emotional weight on the people solving these crimes. The
premiere episode, Fake Them Out, investigates the disappearance of a
Maryland teacher named Laura Wallin, exploring whether it was a
missing person case or a murder. He emphasizes that true
crime resonates because it's real people. It's real justice, aiming
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to bring these stories to life in an authentic manner.
I didn't know he was a true crime fan, but
I will now have to watch one of his shows.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
That man wears so many hats, like, that's our guy.
I love him.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
He's a professional troll, yes, first and foremost, that's number one.
He's a rapper and then a content creator and now
apparently a filmmaker. That's right, and just.
Speaker 3 (23:46):
The overall, I don't know, like iconic person. I mean,
gggg you Nick, Come on, that mean nothing of y'all.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
You know, I mean so much that he's never meant
more to me than it does right now?
Speaker 6 (24:03):
Do you guys know that me, Paulina and Gigi actually
saw fifty cent because Gigi was in Paulina's belly and yep.
Speaker 1 (24:10):
You were hiding here.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
Cayla knew, though she knew the whole time.
Speaker 1 (24:13):
I was like, girl, where aren't you drinking? It's going on?
Want soda? I'm like, why are you getting a cook?
Speaker 2 (24:18):
This is weird.
Speaker 6 (24:19):
Sierra's son with rapper Future is legally a Wilson now
because the singer added Russell Wilson's last name to her
eldest son's legal name, so somebody check on future. The
couple hit the US Open this week with their kids,
but when Russell posted a photo of Sierra and their
family from the stands, he captained it miss Sierra Wilson,
Future Wilson and Sienna Wilson. Fans of course zeroed in
(24:42):
on the fact that futures that here's last name was
written as Wilson, and then people were, you know, wondering
if Russell adopted him. Sierra has full custody of her
eleven year old and Wilson has been legally added to
his name. I guess a few years back we didn't know.
He still has his dad Future's last name as well,
Willburn in his full legal name. I think they just
(25:04):
added that at the end. Sierra and Russell have been
married for nine years, parents to three other kids, and
they looked very very happy.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
Future. As for him, he stayed quiet.
Speaker 6 (25:13):
But the last time Siera was asked about their co
parenting situation, she couldn't help but laugh. I don't know
if we remember that interview, but she had a little chuckle.
So she he has a very long name now, but
she added Russell Wilson's last name to that. By the way,
if you want to see what we're wearing today, Paulina
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On demand on the free iHeart Radio app if you
want to catch up on anything you missed.
Speaker 1 (25:37):
So we only have thirteen listeners, You guys know that
Danita is the undisputed listener number one. It starts to
get a little bit a little tricky after number one.
People start to fight about who's two through thirteen, and
I'm not here to get into that. You guys can
have that debate among yourselves. However, Danita, her oldest child, Jesse,
(25:58):
has a birthday today special shout out. We stopped down
all programming for that for listener number one. One of
the benefits of being the thirteen. One of the thirteen,
of course, So yeah, I don't know. Aaron mccaffy meal wesup.
Tom definitely in there. Aj absolutely in there, Fred Hayter,
Lauren in the top five, which is incredible because well,
(26:20):
I mean, most listen to for someone who hates us
as much as that person does. My God, they text
themselves all morning, which she is forced to well, I
know that it's amazing. Almost every day we get a
text about how much we suck from this person. It's
like again, I asked, I beg to ask the question,
who actually sucks here? She just wants to make Well,
that's good. I'm glad. Yeah, I'll just give you the
(26:41):
suit's numbers. You can go hang out with them. They
think they're doing the same thing. Can't get worried about you.
I'm worried about you, and I sent you the picture yesterday.
Now there's no way. I mean, you're a one of
the most beautiful creatures that could ever have have walked
the earth. But there's a digital model named AVA that
illustrates the potential physical toll of a content creator's lifestyle
(27:06):
by twenty fifty. I don't know if you can forward
this to everybody, because I'm talking right now. I can't
use my hands while I talk. Well, I do use
my hands while I talk, but I can't be emailing
and talking at the same I've tried to do that
on the show before and it just doesn't work. But
developed by experts at casino dot org, and I trust
that I trust them. Ava's features include a hunched posture
(27:29):
chronic neck fane, patchy skin, and signs of overdone cosmetic procedures.
These features highlight the long term effects of excessive screen
time for posture and cosmetic enhancements. The creators aim to
raise awareness about the health risks associated with the influential
lifestyle and a courage balance between digital engagement and well being.
This is a very scary looking figure in your emails.
(27:53):
Go look at this. This is frightening. This is what
you could look like by twenty fifty and twenty five
years if you guys don't get your act together.
Speaker 5 (27:59):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (28:00):
It's like my my map, like my roadmap right here,
the cosmetic procedures.
Speaker 2 (28:05):
The tech neck hunchback.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
I know, I'm trying to y that's me right now.
Oh girl, no, but you don't look like I can't
have you looking like that, No, we can't. She looks
like a Simpsons character, like a scary Simpsons character. It
really does. But I see this, I see this moping.
Oh I know, but I'm starting to feel it like
in my neck too, my neck, my back, yep, and
my crack. I'm feeling this late because like I stare
(28:28):
down on my phone all day too. You know what
we all do. It's like we all whatever we're doing,
Like your neck is it a forty five minimum forty
five degree angle down looking at your phone all the time,
every moment.
Speaker 4 (28:38):
Yes, Then if you scroll down more, it's like a
close up of her face.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Big and your body. So I don't know why. I
don't know why. I'm what your brain Hairyah? Why am
I patchy hair? What does that have to Is that
the radiation from the phone or something like that? Why
is my skin so bad? Yeah? I'm worried about this.
I do. I do think that people are really jacking
themselves up with all this filler and all this other stuff.
(29:05):
I do kind of wonder what that makes people look
like in thirty years. We don't really know, because you
know it would I would say what this decade is
the decade of people with all the filler and the
and and then we have ozembic now and the rest
of it. I do. I just kind of wonder. I
wonder how we're gonna feel about this in twenty five years.
That's a tomorrow problem. Are we gonna feel the same
way about low rise jeans and thongs hanging out the
(29:27):
back as we do about filler? Yeah, I don't know. Mess.
She looks a mess though, so you're right, bodygulls. But
but look at her skin. I know she's kind of
the size of her head, right why he boo, she's
a hounchback anyway, So this is what we got to be.
This is actually not entirely out of line, like we
(29:49):
got to think about this. I think people's postures are
getting messed up. Yes, I saw the other day. Where's
the story? Let me find the story. It's on my
sheet that humans may also wind up being hairless into
the future. Now I could use that. No hair, it
won't be mad.
Speaker 6 (30:09):
Hair.
Speaker 1 (30:10):
Is it anybody right? Why is anyone's hair on your body?
Speaker 2 (30:15):
On your hair?
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Like a good week, a good unit. Okay, so we'll
be good. Then I don't want to find a story.
But it was essentially, uh, it has something to do
with the fact that we don't need hair anymore because
we have coats. So like being serious, Yeah, no, no,
like I'm looking for the story right now. No, it's like,
as we've evolved as humans such that you know, back
(30:40):
in the day, we had physical qualities. Here it is
a scientists suggest that over four thousand years, modern lifestyles
could render certain body features obsolete. Body hair, with clothing,
indoor heating, and cultural grooming norms eliminating its necessity. Body
hair is becoming finer and may eventually disappear entirely in
future generations. What I thought the whole is back, you
(31:01):
know that thing you're of, Well, I do, and I
we're gonna leave it at that. But you know, there's
been an overcorrection in the world, not everywhere, but in certainly.
But I guess, I guess all those things combined. But
isn't that kind of crazy to think about? You know,
hundreds of years ago, like they didn't have heat, so
your body had the body had to like evolved to
figure its way out to warm itself. And now we
(31:22):
have heat and jackets and such. So there's a there's
a you know, hundreds of years from now, they're saying
thousands people wouldn't have hair anymore. Wisdom teeth, these third
molars helped ancestors chew raw foods, but softer diets and
smaller jaws have made them redundant. Many people already don't
develop them, evolution may phase them out. Your tailbone a
(31:43):
remnant of ancestral tails The cockax, as it's called, now
serves little purpose thanks to modern lifestyles, sitting for long periods,
flat seating, and less neat for balance or climbing. It
may shrink or vanish over time. Your appendix once you
useful for digesting tough plant fibers. The appendix has limited
(32:04):
immune rolls today, and it's frequently removed during appendicitis, suggesting
a possible evolutionary fade. Your ear muscles. They once helped
ancestors swivel their ears toward sounds, but today they're really inactive.
Some can wiggle their ears, but for the most part
they could just disappear. In essence, the evolution of our
(32:24):
species continues, driven not by survival but by comfort, convenience,
and shifting environmental factors. So like you know, the future
US no wisdom, teeth, no body hair, no tailbone that
I broke my I sprained my tailbone once or cracked
their just something to you. Yeah, I did it skydiving.
(32:46):
I landed at a little harder than I was supposed to.
There's nothing you can do about it. It hurts, there's nothing
you can do about it. Yeah, it was a terrible situation,
but a lot of it's kind of a tree. I
was a kid. Yeah, so it would have been nice
not to have that then. Yeah, yes, Lauren texted that
Lauren does not nice. Lauren, you shut your mouth when
you talking about filler. Yeah. I mean, look, I don't know,
(33:10):
I don't know. I just that's my point is like
I think people are doing things now and who knows
what it means later, you know, like like tanning for example. Uh,
you know our ancestors, my grandfather, you know, and grandparents,
they used to sit out in the sun all day.
You know. They used to put iodine on their skin
in order to attract this gun maybe oil? Is that
(33:33):
what they used to do? Oil? And then a lot
of there's a lot of skin cancer, you know. So
it's like we got to learn not to do that.
People are much more vigilant about that now. I just
I kind of wonder if the stuff we're doing now,
if in thirty years it'll be like I got this
filler stuck in. It's like it's rock hard now. Can't
get rid of it. Man, I'm there for a good time,
not a long time. I take ozembic once a week
(33:55):
for my diabetic but I get really full fast, and
I like to eat again. If you need ozembic and
or if you want it, then do it great. I'm
not a doctor. I don't know. I just again, if
you don't need it, I don't know what happens. But
if you look great now and you're happy with it,
then fine. I've made a lot of decisions in my
life that I'm not sure how they'll how they'll stand up.
Oh yeah, how they'll stand the test of time twenty
(34:16):
years from now.
Speaker 2 (34:16):
About it?
Speaker 1 (34:17):
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probably a year old. At least, it's still true today.
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It clocks still true today. You know, some we may
have to get rid of over time because they won't
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make sense. What's up with the power suit today? Baulina
kayline is a power suit today?
Speaker 2 (01:25):
I am?
Speaker 1 (01:26):
She's back? Is there only one power suit? I thought
there was. There's a red power suit too.
Speaker 3 (01:29):
Isn't there there's a red one? Then I have a
peach one now I haven't seen her yet. Yeah, you'll
see her next week for another thing. But today today's
a work kind of day.
Speaker 1 (01:38):
Wow, on the face, the face is beaten.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
I can't beat my own face. I don't have a
makeup crew er.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
I don't know there's more. There's more makeup today than usual.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Stop already.
Speaker 1 (01:48):
Yeah, I can tell looking great? Thank you? You're looking great?
Power suit on you, Kim Gardashian. Are we are we
pursuing a law degree? What are we doing today?
Speaker 3 (01:56):
I'm doing this the Fred Show, the naturally sending hear
the frend show.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Wow, I.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Had to refer to us as that in something that
I'm doing.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
So you should because we should make ourselves look as
big as possible.
Speaker 2 (02:08):
Oh no, I did, I did. Yeah, this will be
a good one. And then today I'm just sort of like.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
Men who packed their underwear, like that's what that's what
we do when we say nationally syndicated, you know, because
we're flailing in most of the places. But yeah, it's fine, Yes.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
It's all the stuff. And then I'm going to run
to a daytime Chicago later.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
Yeah, a bunch of TV stars around here. I'm not star,
but look at that. I'm just agret that you are
just a girl who's a TV star. I shouldn't say that.
By the way. You know Raleigh on fire, Chicago on fire,
you got Charlotte on lock I don't on television. That's
that's really helping us. Let me see what else might
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not is. I don't know, actually, because we don't. That's
a big old question mark. We text us radio radio
silence and you're a wake. We love, we love you,
and we'd love to come visit and thanks. We just don't.
I'm not actually sure if we're still are we on there?
If you're listening in min not North Dakota, would you
send this a text because I'm actually not sure. Uh,
and our phone numbers eight five, five, five, nine, one
(03:05):
one oh three five. I think Norfolk Norfolk people are
you know that people are aware of the radio stations
on now, which is exciting. Oh good, Now salt Lake
is the one that keeps me up at night, guys,
salt Lake. And then I say this every time, and
then we get blown up with all these text messages
no I'm listening, salt Like, well, then why why does
it say that no one is listening? And why does
it say that in the in the report, I get
(03:26):
where Joyce? Where's Joyce? Somebody find Joyce? My gosh. Anyway,
it's a fun game we're playing now, you know, just
trying to trying to make this thing, make it fly,
you know, to flap our wings and fly so that
so that you can say on on whatever whatever magazine
article you're doing or television show you're doing, they were
(03:47):
nationally syndicated.
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Yeah, buy some of the photos of us too.
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Wow.
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Yeah, were about to be in that.
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We're about to be in this b okay say that.
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No, no you can't. So the way to breathe its good.
We'll get to headlines the biggest stories of the day.
Jason's Week one NFL picks. I know you've been waiting
for this. I know you've been thinking a lot about it. Yeah,
I know you've really put a lot of work into
this and so research. Who do you have in the
in the Cowboys Eagles game?
Speaker 4 (04:19):
Oh that's hard because you know, I am part of
Cowboys Nation.
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I don't know that. I wish, I wish you wouldn't
be that part. So that's a big game that's coming up.
Who do you have in that one?
Speaker 4 (04:29):
But I also love Jason Kelsey and he was on
the Eagles, right, so, oh my gosh, it's so hard.
Speaker 1 (04:34):
Yeah, probably the Eagles. Okay, well that's good because they
won last night, so that's excellent news.
Speaker 2 (04:39):
Yeah, a lot was going on with that game.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
There was a lot going on with that game. So
put a lot into it and that's exciting. So we'll
get to that in just a second. The Entertainment Report
and blogs, it's hour. What are you working on?
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Ka?
Speaker 6 (04:49):
You are not going to believe who says they turned
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Love for viewing party at my house.
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Okay, perfect, We're my blazer. Thank you.
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We're all the blazers. Bring wee towels for the business.
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I'm going to find a suit jacket with shoulder beds
too and wear it. You should have a blazer party.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
You mentioned that, and he's like, everybody wears wigs a
blazer that.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
I'm like the iconic period. Wow, that sounds like like
a British parliamentary party. I said we should have that
and we would just like chalk our faces or whatever.
They do. Never wear things they do, Yeah, waiting meta
phonies do. This morning, we up to eight one hundred
or eight fifty fifty eight fitty in the showdown new
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We got two. We got two in mine not forwenty
five degrees this morning and mine not Why not North
Dakota Everyone g ninety four number one hit music station,
also today's hit music station. It's all those, It's many things.
If you go to the website again, a lot of
we're covering all different angles, but they are the number one.
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I don't know about the morning, but they're number one
after the morning. So that's that's really exciting. And I
can't I want to go visit and I don't know why.
I don't know why. I may just have to go
and just set up somewhere myself and just say hi, everyone,
I'm here. I'd like to meet everyone. I think he should.
There are forty thousand people that I believe. I think
I could meet them. Did you know the city has
(06:23):
a rich aviation history. I do. And there's an Air
Force space there as well. They have an aviation museum there.
You know, I'm big on the Air Force Space and
big on the B fifty two as they fly there.
I believe my great uncle was stationed there. I'm trying
to confirm that because he was a B fifty two pilot.
He was, I believe, I do. Now he's passed away
(06:45):
many years ago, so I can't ask him, and I
don't really talk to his family. So there's that. But
I think, so is isn't there a way There's got
to be a way to go pull someone to military
records isn't there Like I have his wings. He gave
me his wings when I got my pilot's license. Maybe
I could put them on and just go to the
Air Force base and be like, hello you. I'm sure
(07:05):
they'll welcome you. Rite in we probably will. Yeah, I
got wings. Yeah, these are real way and a note
from him that says, did your grandparents have very specific
like old timey Oh there was old timey handwriting, yes,
and I think there was even old timey Midwestern handwriting
on top of that, because my well, it would make
sense because my grandmother had I believe, nine brothers and
sisters and they all grew up in Fortnite, said Iowa,
(07:28):
and they all would have gone to the same school,
but they all had the same handwriting. But he sent
me when I got my pilot's license. Uncle Carl is
his name. He sent me an envelope and had his
wings in a post it note, and it said these
are wings from Carl, signed Carl So on my wall
in a frame or his wings in that post it note,
(07:49):
which is fading, And I'm worried about it because once
it's gone, it's gone. But yes, these are wings from Carl,
signed Carl So. Thank you, Carl. You're right all rep
to him. So the powerball drawing one point seven billion
dollars tomorrow night. In case you were wondering. What I'm
not gonna do is the stories that always come out
around this time. I believe this is the third biggest
(08:09):
check whatever. I'm not gonna do the odds stories because
who cares, because it doesn't matter because the odds are
in our favor. I believe I'm going to win, and
I've been saying that, but I really think so this time.
I really do think so. But here are the things
that you could buy if you won the power ball.
They're saying, what is the number here? Four hundred and
(08:29):
eighty five million dollars after taxes. Now, that is a
number I can work with. Forget about the fact that
it's seven hundred and seventy million is what they give you,
and then you have to pay taxes on that. But
close to five hundred mil. I can give you your
dream wedding, yes, and we can also do some of
these other things. What would you get for the rest
of us? What do you want? Well, just cater it
towards I have a million dollar budget for each of you. Okay,
(08:51):
but you you surprise us, like, what would you? But
here's the question. Would you? I'll tell you what I
would do, But would you take if given the choice,
I can buy you something for a million dollars or
you I give you a million dollars, but you have
to put it in an account and invest it and
you can't touch it. So either I spend it on
your behalf or you get the money and it goes
into an account and you don't touch it. What would
(09:12):
you choose? When can I touch it? When you are fifty? Oh? Girl?
Speaker 6 (09:17):
No?
Speaker 1 (09:17):
I well, by the time you're fifty out interest. It's
pretty amazing. You'll be fifty in what sixteen years? Something
like that? Fifteen years? Hell do you thirty four? I
don't want to even think about that. Yeah, I'm thirty four,
but don't look at me like that. That's math. I'm sorry.
Sixteen years. But I say this to you because it
doubles every seven years. So by the time you turn fifty,
(09:37):
you would have you would have three million dollars in
that account if you don't touch it. Huh, I need
to touch it? Okay, Well, my goodness. When I get you, Kaitlin,
I would get you like a house. I would buy
you like a ran of a million bucks wouldn't do it,
but like a ranch in Montana with cows or slid.
(09:58):
Could it be on a lake. They don't have lakes
in Montana. Now that's gonna it's to be on the budget. Okay.
I think a million bucks might gets you an apartment
in Montana these days, like because Monday is now like
super popular with rich people. I don't think a million
buns will do it, but I'll tell you, I'll get
you an apartment that has a view in Montana, that
has a view of a lake and in a petting zoo. Okay,
and that's yours. You can have it and like a
night you can see the stars and you can do
(10:19):
your astrology BS or whatever. Okay, perfect, Jason. I would
get you a million dollars independent you know what I
would do. I'd buy you a house too, wherever you
want it, and of course it would need to be,
you know, in this general area. But you would then
you would own the house, and Mike would have to
live in your house. I like that. He'd never Now
(10:40):
you hold all apart. Now it's your house. I like that. Okay,
you know and so now now you have all the control. Now, hey,
dermostat is saying where I want it?
Speaker 4 (10:51):
Like the walls, you're not allowed to hang things. No,
nothing is hung in our house. There's nothing on the walls. Yeah,
he doesn't want to put any holes in the wafter
we got to paint it. So, oh, this is nothing.
Speaker 1 (11:03):
Real estate kind of jails? Are you? Are there bars
in your room? Is there a lot on the outside?
Nothing out?
Speaker 3 (11:13):
You know what the proud the staring wheel like?
Speaker 1 (11:17):
Yes, is there a man in a uniform that the world?
When I get you, Paulina, I'm a real estate too,
I'd probably build your record studio. You would a proper
record studio because the problem prob right, So the problem
is that your talent's not properly showcase with the audio
(11:39):
quality that is required. That's what nothing to do with
being off beat or.
Speaker 2 (11:43):
Hey, and then I would flip it and start a
business with.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
Maybe get you more than three towels for the business,
for your for your spray town.
Speaker 2 (11:51):
No, no, we don't do a new route, a new avenue.
Please get me the record studio. I'm gonna rented out
to people when they come to town. I got the
whole thing.
Speaker 1 (11:57):
I lot, okay, okay, good, thank you, and then Bela
whatever I get, or she'd yell at me about it,
probably and then tell me her mom doesn't like me.
So I don't know, it's not good enough. We did
a story the other day I don't think we've ever
done on our show. We did on a little TV
show thing, but it was about how apparently apparently gen
Z has parents coming with them to job interviews slash
(12:19):
handling issues at work. And then a friend of mine
saw it and said that her husband actually did receive
a call from one of his gen Z employees mothers
who wanted to renegotiate the employment agreement. The mom called.
But this, this actually is printing because Belle's mom apparently
doesn't like me, and I've never met her, and I
(12:40):
also gave her daughter a full time job, So I
guess I'm not clear on where the disconnect lies. I
think you guys are cool now? Are we cool?
Speaker 5 (12:48):
Now?
Speaker 1 (12:49):
Yeah? I think so, I certainly hope. So. Yeah. I
mean you discovered her Kaylin, and then I star then
I elevated her from six dollars an hour to eleven
dollars an hour, which actually did I didn't even do
that because I don't have the authority to do that.
I may have said we should do that, and then
maybe someone decided to do it and then took credit
for I don't know, but I don't know why her
(13:10):
moder's like, why would her? I not like me. I'm
afraid to go to her little town in San Francisco
in the Bay Area because her father's a mayor. I
might get deported. No, her dad's a lover. I don't know.
It's upsetting. So anyway, I hear the things that you
could buy. According to the New York Post, you could
buy a private island like whale k twenty million bucks,
(13:31):
and then another nearby island brings twoed islands if you
wanted them for seventy million dollars. You have a lot
of money left over. A fleet of vintage fighter jets, okay,
five million dollars. A full DeLorean car collection. It'll mean
any of the nine thousand of them, nine thousand Deloreans.
We're gonna put that on. A luxury super yacht, the
(13:55):
movie theater in Cabins for sixteen, three hundred and ninety
five million. I don't know that I completely understand the
yacht thing. If I had so much money that I
just didn't know what to do with it, like a
Bezos or a Zuckerberg maybe, But the yacht thing, it's
the yachts are expensive. It's four hundred million just to
own it, and then like someone's got to scrub the
whole thing every year, like sixty people work on that thing.
(14:17):
I would rent if I ever want to go, yeah,
right right, I'd pay the money, go do what I
want to do, and then i'd leave and you know whatever. Yeah.
But the other thing is like, if you've got a
yacht and it's in wherever rich people go, then I
guess you're sort don't you feel kind of obligated to
go to your yacht? Yes, but like maybe you want
to go somewhere else. Yeah. It's like if you, like,
if you have a vacation home or a cabin or
(14:39):
something and you spend money on it every month, and
I know some people have them in their families or whatever.
I guess it's like, well, why are we going to
San Diego. Shouldn't we go to the yacht or shouldn't
we go to the house of the yacht because we're
paying for that. I think you have to have so
much money that you don't even care. You know that
that You've got forty people living on this thing, taking
care of it, and you're not even there. You know
what I mean. I wouldn't think that much into it.
Speaker 2 (15:00):
I just want to go to my yacht, okay and
get this.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
There's how. There's how. I think I'd be laying up
at night going, why am I here? I'm paying people
to be there. I should be there. You know I
got a chef over there? Yeah? Oh yeah, because you
got a yacht. You got a chef. I'm told I
don't I've ever been on one. You could buy all
the homes in Nantucket for a billion dollars, but you
don't have a billion dollars? Again, why do we need
all of them? Yeah? You know what I would get
(15:23):
for you? Oka You could build a replica of the
Titanic to modern spects for a billion dollars. Oh good,
I do need that. Also don't have enough for that.
I know, what are you going to do with that?
I am in need of that. Quite a thoughtful gift
for you, you're Titanic person. It would be very.
Speaker 6 (15:38):
Thoughtful gift I would make you guys like dress up
an old timey Oh thanks, we would.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
Have to go. I would wait, I give you the
money and now I work on it now.
Speaker 6 (15:47):
Of the boat, you know, you would come like we'd
have parties, but you would have to dress like an
old timey stuff, you know, and go to the brandy
room for cigar a bottom floor.
Speaker 1 (15:55):
Yeah. Me to that model car that was all steamy
with the hand. Yeah, that's what I want recreate that. Yeah,
Titanic the model team. NFL Week one, the season has begun.
The Eagles beat the Dallas Cowboys. That was a wild game.
Within six seconds of the game, one of the star
players from the Eagles spit and Dak Prescott and got
(16:20):
ejected from the game. He'll probably gets suspended more for
that too. So he didn't play the game. That's six
seconds and he did that. Wow, and also the season
maybe not. I don't know what could have happened in
six seconds. Somebody said, somebody spin at him ref Saudi's
out discussing. That's one of the most discussing things you
can do to someone else. Yes, it really truly is
(16:41):
maybe one of the most disrespectful things that you can
do to a person. You can hit me in the
face and I would probably be less offended than if
you spit on me. The Seattle Seahawks are implementing a
new security measure at their home field, Lumen Field, to
address misconduct. I know that place is loud. I didn't
place it was. I didn't realize it was this out
of control. Now they're gonna have undercover cops station as fans, like,
(17:03):
pretending to be fans, so that if you act up,
they're right there. Oh it's that aggressive in Seattle. The
sun doesn't even shine. I don't know. Maybe that's why
it's like that, because there's no sun there. All right,
let me get this NFL skin.
Speaker 4 (17:18):
It seems so long.
Speaker 1 (17:22):
Yeah. Well, you're also a good start because you predicted
the right winner of a game that already happened. So
that's exciting, all right. Jason Brown, the VP of sports
reporting NFL Week one picks. Are you ready? I am
so ready? Tonight Chiefs Chargers Tonight. There's Friday football. There
is this week? What the Chefs, Chargers, Chiefs, Cardinals, Saints, Oh, Cardinals,
(17:47):
Bucks Falcons. Someone keeping track of.
Speaker 4 (17:48):
These, oh Bucks Falcons. We're gonna go with the Falcons.
Speaker 1 (17:52):
Bengals, Browns, Browns, Raiders, Patriots.
Speaker 4 (17:56):
Oh, Raiders, Titans, Broncos, Uh Titan, Lions, Packers, Oh my gosh, Liar,
that's awful.
Speaker 1 (18:08):
Lions with the Packers. That's so CROs your mom's favorite.
Speaker 5 (18:14):
Jake Linda, Ravens, Bills, Ravens, Panthers, Jaguars, Anthers, Steelers, Yet, Steelers, Dolphins,
Colt Dolphins, Giants, and the Commanders Giants.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
The Four Niners and the Seahawks. Apparently the Seahawks are
very very dangerous places. Yeah, no, we don't.
Speaker 4 (18:38):
They don't need to be rewarded with the win that
they don't know how to act, right, So we're gonna
go four Niners.
Speaker 1 (18:41):
Okay, and the Texas and the Rams text sims and
the rams ms. All right, there you go. Those are
your Week one pigs. Everyone gets your get your bedding
app out, gentlemen, ladies, Yes exactly. Facebook is bringing back
the old school polk, not giving it a modern twist.
Now there's a clear, dedicated polk button on users pro files,
tap it and the person gets a notification. You can
(19:02):
also go to Facebook dot com slash pokes to track
who poked you. I like that, did you get consent
and a playful poke. Count. I don't need to know
my poke, count, I trust me. I've been trying to
not think about that for some time now. Lego has
shown off the Lego Star Wars Death Star set that
apparently is the most expensive set ever. The new Lego
Star Wars Death Stars Set is part of the Ultimate
(19:25):
Collector series. It will cost one thousand dollars. It has
nine and twenty three pieces. It also comes to thirty
eight minifigures. Win built. Half of the space station is
open to feature iconic scenes from Star Wars. The set
will go on sale at Lego stores for Lego insiders,
which I don't know why I'm not one of those
October first, October fourth for everyone else. And a New
(19:47):
Zealand woman intentionally ran barefoot over two hundred and excuse me,
three hundred and twenty eight feet of loose Lego bricks
in twenty four seconds. She broke the Guinness World Record
for the fastest one hundred meters barefoot on Lego bricks.
Stupid yeah. The track was covered in six hundred and
sixty one pounds of Lego bricks. While she said she
(20:08):
spent two months barefoot to build callouses in preparation for
her attempt, even attending a wedding without any shoes. She's
considering attempting more Lego based in its world records, but
for building rather than running. Okay, again, don't know what
do people just do you think they just grab the
Gettest World Records book or something or go to the
(20:28):
website and just say, you know what, I'm gonna find
a category and I'm going to break it because I
don't know where you'd come up with that. Yeah, Like what, guys,
I wonder what's the world record for running on Lego bricks?
I wonder who said it the first time? And I
feel like I weigh enough now that I would may be, like,
I don't know, they could get like lodged in there
my foot. It's National Food Bank Day, National Lazy Mom's Day,
(20:52):
National be late for something to Day, and National Cheese
Pizza Day today. It's like, I've never done this before.
They can't lose Parsleigh.
Speaker 4 (20:58):
Oh my goodness, the Bears are going to get thirty
five points. Okay, Travis Kelsey is going to catch the ball, okay,
and let's see uh zero points. Uh, there's gonna be
(21:19):
the Buccaneers are gonna get zero.
Speaker 1 (21:20):
Points because I don't like them. Okay, all right, okay,
thirty Bears on Monday Night, zero points for the Buccaneers
in their game. And then what was the other one?
Travis Color? Travis Kelsey's going to catch the ball in Brazil? Wow, Yeah,
they're in Brazil, aren't they? Brazil is also? Yeah? Pretty sure?
Speaker 2 (21:42):
Oh yeah, Carol Juice performing right.
Speaker 1 (21:43):
I haven't looked at my Find your Friends lately, so
I don't know where he is. Oh I have he's
on the pread a crack around. Yeah, well I haven't
looked at yeah, so I know where he is. I
know where he is.
Speaker 6 (21:54):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're in Brazil, I believe, I mean,
correct me if I'm wrong.
Speaker 1 (21:58):
But I saw him doing a lot interview. Okay, did
you guys know speaking.
Speaker 6 (22:01):
Of football, that Carti b turned down and offered to
perform at the Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 1 (22:06):
So she was talking to Billboard and.
Speaker 6 (22:08):
She says that she turned it down because she wants
to wait until she has more hit songs and experience
to deliver a performance that truly showcases her talent. And
I respect that she emphasized her commitment to her craft,
stating that she takes her time with her music and
boy does she because where is it? And she aims
to put work in that resonates with her audience. The
decision reflects her desire to ensure that when she does
(22:31):
take the stage, she is fully prepared to quote eat
that up. And again, I respect it, you know, and
I think that that's a good move. She'll be great
one day at the super Bowl, but maybe not right now.
Speaker 1 (22:41):
Okay, Paulina, here you go.
Speaker 6 (22:42):
Curtis fifty cent Jackson is set to host and produce
a new true crime series called Fifty Ways to Catch
a Killer, premiering on Fox Nation on September sixteenth, So
it's coming up. The six part series, produced by his
G Unit Film and TV company, doves into real murder
investing gations. Each episode will offer an in depth look
(23:03):
at a different case, which we love, highlighting the complexity
and emotional weight on the people solving these crimes. The
premiere episode, Fake Them Out, investigates the disappearance of a
Maryland teacher named Laura Wallin, exploring whether it was a
missing person case or a murder. He emphasizes that true
crime resonates because it's real people. It's real justice, aiming
(23:23):
to bring these stories to life in an authentic manner.
I didn't know he was a true crime fan, but
I will now have to watch one of his shows.
Speaker 2 (23:31):
That man wears so many hats, like, that's our guy.
I love him.
Speaker 1 (23:36):
He's a professional troll, yes, first and foremost, that's number one.
He's a rapper and then a content creator and now
apparently a filmmaker. That's right, and just.
Speaker 3 (23:46):
The overall, I don't know, like iconic person. I mean,
gggg you Nick, Come on, that mean nothing of y'all.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
You know, I mean so much that he's never meant
more to me than it does right now?
Speaker 6 (24:03):
Do you guys know that me, Paulina and Gigi actually
saw fifty cent because Gigi was in Paulina's belly and yep.
Speaker 1 (24:10):
You were hiding here.
Speaker 2 (24:11):
Cayla knew, though she knew the whole time.
Speaker 1 (24:13):
I was like, girl, where aren't you drinking? It's going on?
Want soda? I'm like, why are you getting a cook?
Speaker 2 (24:18):
This is weird.
Speaker 6 (24:19):
Sierra's son with rapper Future is legally a Wilson now
because the singer added Russell Wilson's last name to her
eldest son's legal name, so somebody check on future. The
couple hit the US Open this week with their kids,
but when Russell posted a photo of Sierra and their
family from the stands, he captained it miss Sierra Wilson,
Future Wilson and Sienna Wilson. Fans of course zeroed in
(24:42):
on the fact that futures that here's last name was
written as Wilson, and then people were, you know, wondering
if Russell adopted him. Sierra has full custody of her
eleven year old and Wilson has been legally added to
his name. I guess a few years back we didn't know.
He still has his dad Future's last name as well,
Willburn in his full legal name. I think they just
(25:04):
added that at the end. Sierra and Russell have been
married for nine years, parents to three other kids, and
they looked very very happy.
Speaker 1 (25:10):
Future. As for him, he stayed quiet.
Speaker 6 (25:13):
But the last time Siera was asked about their co
parenting situation, she couldn't help but laugh. I don't know
if we remember that interview, but she had a little chuckle.
So she he has a very long name now, but
she added Russell Wilson's last name to that. By the way,
if you want to see what we're wearing today, Paulina
has a beautiful blazer on you can type Fred Show
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Speaker 1 (25:31):
Also type the Fred Show.
Speaker 6 (25:33):
On demand on the free iHeart Radio app if you
want to catch up on anything you missed.
Speaker 1 (25:37):
So we only have thirteen listeners, You guys know that
Danita is the undisputed listener number one. It starts to
get a little bit a little tricky after number one.
People start to fight about who's two through thirteen, and
I'm not here to get into that. You guys can
have that debate among yourselves. However, Danita, her oldest child, Jesse,
(25:58):
has a birthday today special shout out. We stopped down
all programming for that for listener number one. One of
the benefits of being the thirteen. One of the thirteen,
of course, So yeah, I don't know. Aaron mccaffy meal wesup.
Tom definitely in there. Aj absolutely in there, Fred Hayter,
Lauren in the top five, which is incredible because well,
(26:20):
I mean, most listen to for someone who hates us
as much as that person does. My God, they text
themselves all morning, which she is forced to well, I
know that it's amazing. Almost every day we get a
text about how much we suck from this person. It's
like again, I asked, I beg to ask the question,
who actually sucks here? She just wants to make Well,
that's good. I'm glad. Yeah, I'll just give you the
(26:41):
suit's numbers. You can go hang out with them. They
think they're doing the same thing. Can't get worried about you.
I'm worried about you, and I sent you the picture yesterday.
Now there's no way. I mean, you're a one of
the most beautiful creatures that could ever have have walked
the earth. But there's a digital model named AVA that
illustrates the potential physical toll of a content creator's lifestyle
(27:06):
by twenty fifty. I don't know if you can forward
this to everybody, because I'm talking right now. I can't
use my hands while I talk. Well, I do use
my hands while I talk, but I can't be emailing
and talking at the same I've tried to do that
on the show before and it just doesn't work. But
developed by experts at casino dot org, and I trust
that I trust them. Ava's features include a hunched posture
(27:29):
chronic neck fane, patchy skin, and signs of overdone cosmetic procedures.
These features highlight the long term effects of excessive screen
time for posture and cosmetic enhancements. The creators aim to
raise awareness about the health risks associated with the influential
lifestyle and a courage balance between digital engagement and well being.
This is a very scary looking figure in your emails.
(27:53):
Go look at this. This is frightening. This is what
you could look like by twenty fifty and twenty five
years if you guys don't get your act together.
Speaker 5 (27:59):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (28:00):
It's like my my map, like my roadmap right here,
the cosmetic procedures.
Speaker 2 (28:05):
The tech neck hunchback.
Speaker 1 (28:07):
I know, I'm trying to y that's me right now.
Oh girl, no, but you don't look like I can't
have you looking like that, No, we can't. She looks
like a Simpsons character, like a scary Simpsons character. It
really does. But I see this, I see this moping.
Oh I know, but I'm starting to feel it like
in my neck too, my neck, my back, yep, and
my crack. I'm feeling this late because like I stare
(28:28):
down on my phone all day too. You know what
we all do. It's like we all whatever we're doing,
Like your neck is it a forty five minimum forty
five degree angle down looking at your phone all the time,
every moment.
Speaker 4 (28:38):
Yes, Then if you scroll down more, it's like a
close up of her face.
Speaker 1 (28:44):
Big and your body. So I don't know why. I
don't know why. I'm what your brain Hairyah? Why am
I patchy hair? What does that have to Is that
the radiation from the phone or something like that? Why
is my skin so bad? Yeah? I'm worried about this.
I do. I do think that people are really jacking
themselves up with all this filler and all this other stuff.
(29:05):
I do kind of wonder what that makes people look
like in thirty years. We don't really know, because you
know it would I would say what this decade is
the decade of people with all the filler and the
and and then we have ozembic now and the rest
of it. I do. I just kind of wonder. I
wonder how we're gonna feel about this in twenty five years.
That's a tomorrow problem. Are we gonna feel the same
way about low rise jeans and thongs hanging out the
(29:27):
back as we do about filler? Yeah, I don't know. Mess.
She looks a mess though, so you're right, bodygulls. But
but look at her skin. I know she's kind of
the size of her head, right why he boo, she's
a hounchback anyway, So this is what we got to be.
This is actually not entirely out of line, like we
(29:49):
got to think about this. I think people's postures are
getting messed up. Yes, I saw the other day. Where's
the story? Let me find the story. It's on my
sheet that humans may also wind up being hairless into
the future. Now I could use that. No hair, it
won't be mad.
Speaker 6 (30:09):
Hair.
Speaker 1 (30:10):
Is it anybody right? Why is anyone's hair on your body?
Speaker 2 (30:15):
On your hair?
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Like a good week, a good unit. Okay, so we'll
be good. Then I don't want to find a story.
But it was essentially, uh, it has something to do
with the fact that we don't need hair anymore because
we have coats. So like being serious, Yeah, no, no,
like I'm looking for the story right now. No, it's like,
as we've evolved as humans such that you know, back
(30:40):
in the day, we had physical qualities. Here it is
a scientists suggest that over four thousand years, modern lifestyles
could render certain body features obsolete. Body hair, with clothing,
indoor heating, and cultural grooming norms eliminating its necessity. Body
hair is becoming finer and may eventually disappear entirely in
future generations. What I thought the whole is back, you
(31:01):
know that thing you're of, Well, I do, and I
we're gonna leave it at that. But you know, there's
been an overcorrection in the world, not everywhere, but in certainly.
But I guess, I guess all those things combined. But
isn't that kind of crazy to think about? You know,
hundreds of years ago, like they didn't have heat, so
your body had the body had to like evolved to
figure its way out to warm itself. And now we
(31:22):
have heat and jackets and such. So there's a there's
a you know, hundreds of years from now, they're saying
thousands people wouldn't have hair anymore. Wisdom teeth, these third
molars helped ancestors chew raw foods, but softer diets and
smaller jaws have made them redundant. Many people already don't
develop them, evolution may phase them out. Your tailbone a
(31:43):
remnant of ancestral tails The cockax, as it's called, now
serves little purpose thanks to modern lifestyles, sitting for long periods,
flat seating, and less neat for balance or climbing. It
may shrink or vanish over time. Your appendix once you
useful for digesting tough plant fibers. The appendix has limited
(32:04):
immune rolls today, and it's frequently removed during appendicitis, suggesting
a possible evolutionary fade. Your ear muscles. They once helped
ancestors swivel their ears toward sounds, but today they're really inactive.
Some can wiggle their ears, but for the most part
they could just disappear. In essence, the evolution of our
(32:24):
species continues, driven not by survival but by comfort, convenience,
and shifting environmental factors. So like you know, the future
US no wisdom, teeth, no body hair, no tailbone that
I broke my I sprained my tailbone once or cracked
their just something to you. Yeah, I did it skydiving.
(32:46):
I landed at a little harder than I was supposed to.
There's nothing you can do about it. It hurts, there's nothing
you can do about it. Yeah, it was a terrible situation,
but a lot of it's kind of a tree. I
was a kid. Yeah, so it would have been nice
not to have that then. Yeah, yes, Lauren texted that
Lauren does not nice. Lauren, you shut your mouth when
you talking about filler. Yeah. I mean, look, I don't know,
(33:10):
I don't know. I just that's my point is like
I think people are doing things now and who knows
what it means later, you know, like like tanning for example. Uh,
you know our ancestors, my grandfather, you know, and grandparents,
they used to sit out in the sun all day.
You know. They used to put iodine on their skin
in order to attract this gun maybe oil? Is that
(33:33):
what they used to do? Oil? And then a lot
of there's a lot of skin cancer, you know. So
it's like we got to learn not to do that.
People are much more vigilant about that now. I just
I kind of wonder if the stuff we're doing now,
if in thirty years it'll be like I got this
filler stuck in. It's like it's rock hard now. Can't
get rid of it. Man, I'm there for a good time,
not a long time. I take ozembic once a week
(33:55):
for my diabetic but I get really full fast, and
I like to eat again. If you need ozembic and
or if you want it, then do it great. I'm
not a doctor. I don't know. I just again, if
you don't need it, I don't know what happens. But
if you look great now and you're happy with it,
then fine. I've made a lot of decisions in my
life that I'm not sure how they'll how they'll stand up.
Oh yeah, how they'll stand the test of time twenty
(34:16):
years from now.
Speaker 2 (34:16):
About it?
Speaker 1 (34:17):
Well, I regret them. Waiting by the Phone is new
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