June 12, 2024 • 27 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Yeah, they talk better than they These are the radio
blogs on the Thread show.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Oh everybody, glad you are here. Are audio journals like
we're writing in our diaries, except we say to them
a loud We call them blog Jason Brown's got one
go Yes, thank you, dear blog.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
So we were talking about sort of like our teenage
years earlier this hour, and it really made me start
thinking about the things that I can't do as an
adult that I feel like I should be able to
do that I still have to like ask for help for.
And there are two things that like really stand up
in my mind. One is we kind of conquered an
(00:36):
event recently that I don't know how to start a
lighter like uh with the ball of the wheel, like yeah.
Speaker 2 (00:44):
Yeah, like I was watching you do that like a
big lighter, Yeah, little little flint wheel right, you know yeah,
simultaneous spin and push down. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Maybe it's like too many movements for my brain to
like understand and one you know go, but like I
feel like you gets started, but then I get scared
because it gets hot. I'm afraid I'm gonna burn myself,
So then I like let it go. I was like
to use one of the torches A little.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
Can't do that. We handed it to a gen Z
at that same event. She didn't even know which end
to you.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
Yes, maybe I am a gens I don't know, but
that the other is this is so dumb. But I
had to ask Mike for help the other day because
I couldn't tell the difference in a breast and a
thigh when it comes to chicken, like, I only like,
(01:28):
I only like eating legs and chicken breast, and I
couldn't tell. And if I get a thigh, it's so mad.
So literally I had to go to Mic. I was like,
which one is the breast and which.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
One is the thighs?
Speaker 3 (01:37):
If I was like a five year old, because I
don't know, it looks the same to me, chicken.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
Yeah, you know what I can see that what no
I can.
Speaker 4 (01:45):
See that I would k.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
I would have been, yes, but you never would have
hired me. I would have given a whole place away apparently,
or eaten all of it. So, yeah, thigh's the same
shape kind of but smaller, way smaller. No, sometimes you
get some big thighs.
Speaker 5 (02:01):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
He was like, are you serious?
Speaker 3 (02:04):
I was like, I'm literally looking at two pieces, and
I don't know which one is.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
What you know? Worse than that is, I don't know
that I really even know how to eat fried chicken properly,
Like I don't. I don't know, like a fork.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
What stuff on a bone anyway?
Speaker 2 (02:18):
Yeah, that's the same way. Like it's too techtile for
me to breast meat and like use a fork like
the drumsticks easy. You just you know where to hold
it because there's no meat there, and then you eat it.
But like I don't know, like even a retisserie chicken,
I'm afraid there's pieces of it I'm eating, but I'm
not supposed to be eating like the bone, like I
never really I don't really know what to do with
all that. It's too techtile. It's too it's too like
it's too I don't know. Yeah, yeah, I'm with you.
(02:38):
I don't. I just sort of start grabbing and like
seeing what eating.
Speaker 3 (02:41):
Fork and it sort of like pay But you can't
really do that with a thigh because there's like more bone.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
So that's why I was like, Okay, which one do
I want? And he had to. Nobody ever taught me
how to properly eat fried chicken, yeah, or like a
chicken wing. You know those people that can like they
eat the chicken wing and then there's all this left
is a bone. Yeah, I don't know how to do that.
I don't have no idea. I have no idea how
to do that, Like when it's all kinds of stuff
left on a note just like yeah, yeah, because I'm Afra,
I'm gonna get something I don't want to waste. Yea
(03:08):
to the drop, Yeah, to the very end. If your
chicken wing is dripping, then I would recommend you know
I've expired or something. Chicken. Yeah, I don't know. Whatever
time I had to do that, no one ever time
me had to eat a sunflower seed.
Speaker 3 (03:22):
I don't know how to eat a some flower seed. Mean,
I don't think I've ever had a sunflower seed.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
No.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
I guess you're supposed to be able to split the
thing open, take the seed out, and then spit the
seed all in your mouth without using your hands. I
mean it's talent. Yea. I can't And people can do
that while playing a sport at the same time. Now,
that to me is mind blowing. Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 5 (03:40):
When they throw like twenty in their mouth, I'm like,
how do you be able to spit.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
All those out? Yeah? No, I don't know how to
do that. You can do that? Yes, how do you
do it?
Speaker 4 (03:50):
I mean you just gotta have some coordination in there,
you know.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
I didn't know how to blow a bubble until I
was kind of an adult and it happened my accident.
Speaker 4 (03:57):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
I don't know if I can't either. I can't whistle.
I can't whistle either.
Speaker 4 (04:01):
I have to suck in when I whistle.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I think I think your issues are more common than
you think. Okay, I don't feel like an adult. No,
the lighter, the lighter is yeah, you needed, yeah, a
big torch thing. Maybe you like a pyromaniac stage as
a kid, where you like like fireworks and tried to
light stuff on fire. Never, No, you never had that face.
I feel like fire was interesting when you were like,
I don't know, ten or something that.
Speaker 3 (04:24):
Wasn't a typical boy, and all of us all had
a pyromaniac stage.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
We're all in radio, we're all crazy. Yea, So maybe
that isn't normal to have a pyromaniac stage, but sure,
I don't know. Fire Man probably speaks to some form
of mental illness. But that's for sure. You never had
a fire fascination. No, but my men, you brother did
trying to blow us up.
Speaker 6 (04:46):
He would take hair spray, yeah, oh yeah, yes, torturing us.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Oh, never let anything on fire. I don't think you
like the trail of gasoline and you lighted and no, no,
actually that's arson.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
So more fread show next, the show is on.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
We were just talking a little bit on and off
the air about how the company's taking us to lunch
today because they feel bad because I went on a
rant a couple of days ago about how they don't
pay any attention to us, don't care about us, don't
love us. I mean, you know, I was talking to
Giddy in the Assassin, Giddy in the Torture, my trainer
about this yesterday. I think it's because we only hear
(05:30):
anything when we're not doing like when things are not good,
that's the only time we hear anything. So maybe it's
it's just because like they just expect us to do
a good job and like this is what that's just
a standard now, yes, So like they don't say anything
when we do a good job because it's like, well,
that's just what you have to do. The funny thing
is anyone else around here like shows up for work
and there's like a parade, and that's very true, like
(05:51):
certain morning shows here, they take a poop and like
we celebrate. We have a cake and there's like a
diss candles and there's a there's a burrito burrito station
and you know whatever. Yeah, but then I don't anyway,
So there's a lunch happening, yeah, and it's at a
bougie restaurant, and we know that Ruvio is going to
order the most expensive stuff because he does. But the
(06:13):
question was about etiquette. It was about what do you
do in that situation. Now, granted, we all have a
grudge here, so we're gonna order whatever the hell we want.
But like normally, when the business takes you out for
lunch to celebrate something, even though you know the business
has a lot of money, do you order do you
think about how much you're gonna spend on your food
(06:33):
or do you just order whatever you want because it's like, well,
they're taking us here because they got to know we're
gonna spend money. How do you look at it, Kiki?
Do you look at the venue and say, well, that's
too expensive.
Speaker 6 (06:42):
I used to overthink and be very courteous on what
I would order until I started going out with them
and they order whatever they want, and so yeah, I
followed their vibes. If they they order big, I'm like,
all right, let's do it. If if they they're ordering
on a budget, then I'll play it nice.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
I used to work can radio in a capacity where
people were taking me to dinner all the time, and
what happened. It doesn't really happen as much anymore, no,
But what I realized was cut the budget or something. Yes, well, yeah,
they don't do it like that anymore. But what I
realized was like these reps would come to town, take
me to dinner, and they'd spend a ton of money
(07:20):
and then like one time, I get a call from
the reps boss going, dude, eight hundred dollars bottle of wine, bro,
And I'm like, what are you talking about? Like you
I have the expense report, your name is on it,
and an eight hundred dollars bottle of wine. I'm like,
I didn't order that. The rep ordered that. So what
was happening was like the reps were spending them all
this money and then putting you know whoever they took
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out down or saying there were four people there when
there were only two or whatever. And it's like, if
you're gonna lie to your boss, can I get a
heads up first, because I'd be like, yeah, I ordered that,
That's what I'd drink. I was twenty four years old.
I made twenty three thousand dollars a year. That is
not what I drink, Nor did I know I was drinking.
But I think that's the secret all the time with
(08:02):
the expense reports now is it's like, well who else
did who did it? And you brought your whole family
with you to dinner. I'm like it was just me
and any other person. Like where the rest of the
money go? I don't know. So now I wonder because
you're right, You're right. We go to these things and
the bosses order everything when they put our names. Oh
well we took oh man, we took Kiki on. Boy
did she She just racked it up like she always does.
(08:23):
And in the meantime, you and I look at the menu, going, okay,
salads twenty three dollars. I guess I yeah, Oh no,
I guess I want shrimp on that. That's seven dollars more.
I don't know. I'm not sure because that's how my
mom taught me. You know, you're like when someone else
is buying you never you don't rack it up right correct. However,
(08:44):
there's also a famous I think we went to like, uh,
when I first met my brother in law, we went
to some fancy sushi restaurant and apparently he was under
the impression he was paying, and he was under the
impression that I knew he was paying. It was my
sister and my brother in law and my mom and
I and he has said to my sister, I'm buying dinner.
Tell everybody you know, like that there will be no
(09:06):
because my family does. My dad doesn't play like when
my dad takes everyone to dinner, my dad pays because
my dad is a dad, yes, and that he thinks
that's his deal. Now now now that we're a little older,
he has backed off that a little bit. So it's
so great if we pay, But like he doesn't want
to be up he doesn't. He wants to take care
of his family, that's what he wants to do. So like,
don't try and upstage him, like, just let him pay.
(09:28):
So we're at this restaurant, and I'm thinking in my head,
I'm paying, so I'm just ordering everything because it's my money,
you know. So I'm like, yeah, we'll take three of those,
and then like the socket, We'll yeah, we'll take Yeah,
just bring a couple of those. And then like because
I'm paying, so I'm treating everybody. And the look on
his face and I did not know at the time.
I'm like, he looks sick, and like at the time,
(09:48):
I didn't know why, you know, and it's like and
because nobody told me this, So like I'm yeah, and
then she's like, well the Kobe be like yeah, sure,
you know, treat yourself, you know what I mean. And
he thinks said I know he's paying, and I'm just
racking up the bill with the money around real quick.
This poor guy, he's like he's trying to get like
a payday loan. Like I don't know what he's doing
(10:09):
at the table, and then the bill comes and I
took it, and like the relief on his face was
just like He's like, honestly, I thought I thought you
knew I was paying and you were just trying to
like test me and ordering all this stuff. I'm like no,
I would never have done that if the bill wasn't
coming to me. Yeah, but I felt bad for him
because the whole time he just was tortured because he's like,
(10:30):
this is going to be so expensive, but I don't
have enough money, the worst feeling. But my sister was like,
well I told you, he was like, you didn't she Oh,
never mind, I didn't, You're right, which I didn't know.
But if I had known he was paying, I would
have ordered like soup, you know, because I don't. I
don't want to do that. That's what he ordered because you
or I think he did. No, I honestly, I honestly
(10:50):
think he curtailed his order because he was like, dude,
this guy is curing me right now. Yeah. Yeah. Didn't
he enjoy his dinner or nothing? Now he's pooping a
sp He was miserable watching his bank account. Do you
ever like, is there a place that treats you, like
a restaurant where you go all the time that like
that tends to treat you better and you know they're
(11:12):
going to treat you better, so like you don't order
as much stuff because you're like I don't. Yeah, Like
there's like Armando at last Corolla the best Italian food
in Chicago by by a mile. Oftentimes, like he'll hook
me up and not because I mentioned him, just because
we're friends or whatever. But like, I order what I
want to order, and I get the wine I want
to get based on what I want to eat, right,
(11:34):
But the problem is every now and again there's no bill,
and I'm like, so he thinks he probably thinks I
know like that. I think there's not going to be
a bill, So I ordered like expensive I don't and
then I beg him to let me pay and he
won't let me pay. So, like, who's the a hole?
Should I go in there every time and order the
cheapest stuff because I don't want to offend him or
make him have to pay a lot of money for
me because I'm just a nobody and he's just a friend,
(11:55):
a nice guy. He thinks I'm just a starvig radio guy.
Or do I go in there and order whatever the
hell I want if there's no bill? There's no bill
option too? Yeah, for sure, I just take care of
a staff. You know, tip is the bart under the waitress?
Are you supposed to tip? Well? Talk about Yeah? Trust me,
the staff loves it when I go in there standing
one you're ordering or are you sitting down? Yeah? He
(12:19):
comes out with an iPad and you didn't even do
anything yet. Bro. No, I think about that sometimes though,
Like I don't know, but maybe you have family that
owns an establishment and they don't give you a bill sometimes,
or like I don't know, maybe I don't know. Like
if you if you if it's a family restaurant and
like your uncle owns it, do you go in there
and order whatever you want knowing your uncle is not
(12:40):
going to charge you? Or do you or do you
not get what you want at this place that you
love because you know there's not going to be a
bill and you have to be considerate.
Speaker 4 (12:49):
I've done that. I actually did this yesterday.
Speaker 6 (12:51):
I avoid it going to a place because I was like,
she's gonna want to give me something free, and I
feel like a free loader if I keep coming in
here and she's giving me stuff for free, although I
love the food and I want to pay for the food,
but she won't let me pay for them.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
No. See, it's exactly the same.
Speaker 6 (13:05):
It's uncomfortable a little bit because it's like I don't
even though I want this food right now.
Speaker 2 (13:09):
I don't want to.
Speaker 6 (13:10):
Put you in a position to give me something free,
because you're going to feel like you, you know.
Speaker 2 (13:14):
Uncomfortable every day. We know, and you're the reason why
we're thinking about it. You're the reason why I worry
about things like this. Use that anyway, shout out to
Armando Lascarole. If you're in Chicago, you need to go
to the best Italian food, Chiccago. And I'm not saying
that because occasionally there's no bill. However, it helps, yeah, man,
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it helps, you know. But I'm like, dude, I didn't
I didn't get, you know, seven appetizers because I thought
it was free. I got seven appetisers because that's what
I'm that's what I wanted to get. I thought there
was a bill that's coming. What does this text say?
My brother in law invited me to Fogo day shown, Yes,
also known as Fogo de chow. Don't get me started
on that. Everyone calls it Fogo da chaw. Apparently he's
(13:55):
supposed to say Fogo day shown. But if I say
fogoda showing, I think people think I'm the idiot, even
though that's the way it's supposed to be pronounced. It
was all. We did a whole ad campaign about this.
I was corrected a million times about how to say
it properly, and I'm like, guys, at what point do
you just call it phogo to shout because that's what
everybody else calls it. I don't know it. And my
brother invited me to Fogo without realizing how expensive it was.
The bill came to one thousand dollars and he was
(14:17):
so scared that I just took the bill. Yeah. See,
I'm sure that happens. I'm sure that happens. We're like
you trying to take the in laws out. You just
start dating somebody and you're like, as a dude, you're like, oh,
I'm going to meet the family, taking the family out
to dinner, and then like the bill starts getting more
and more and more. I can remember this when I
was young, Like you want to impress the dad, and
it's like the bill comes you're like, oh my god,
(14:39):
I really stepped in it, right yeah, right, Like I'm
just kidding. And then once you've got it, once you've
taken possession and you flexed, that's on you. Now.
Speaker 5 (14:48):
Now you've got to figure it out. You got to
figure out how you're going to pay for it later.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
Because you can't be like oh, because the worst thing
you could do, the better situation there would be let
the other guy pay, right. The worst thing you can
do is take it and then go, uh just kidding,
hand it back. Yeah. I remember one time when I
was in college. My parents tell the story all the time.
I was a freshman in college. We went somewhere on
a vacation and my sister and we all went to
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dinner and we're all sitting there eating and whatever, and
the bill and I'm eighteen years old, I have I'm
not even working at this point. I'm just in college.
I having zero dollars to my name. I have nothing.
And the bill comes and I take the bill and
my parents were like it was a nice place. My
parents like really like I got this, and they didn't.
They forgot I had a copy of their credit card.
(15:34):
I paid. Oh wow, this is so nice. How you doing?
And then they see their card come out right.
Speaker 7 (15:41):
Well, Bella will buy like she gets a little bit
from my parents for college obviously, but she went through
a phase where she was buying other friends food and
my mom had to have a talk with her, like girlfriend, Yeah,
we're not doing this that too.
Speaker 2 (15:53):
Yeah, oh, you get a bunch of credit cards.
Speaker 6 (15:55):
I got my first credit cards in college. I was
buying concerts stigas with people. I'm like, outside, yeah, I
have to pay this right now, or.
Speaker 5 (16:02):
A store or a store like the department store, a
credit card or whatever like wall Mark.
Speaker 2 (16:07):
Yeah, and I rang that. Yeah, but you're our secret.
Speaker 5 (16:10):
So I was like Express, I'm sorry, bankruptcy, but it's
my fault.
Speaker 2 (16:15):
P one is taking a bunch of thongs facts. It's like,
I never mind, I know they can't afford these after all. Yeah.
That's probably the most valuable advice or or like guidance
I ever got financially, was to stay away from the
credit card.
Speaker 4 (16:28):
Don't do what kids.
Speaker 2 (16:29):
Yeah, honestly, I'm telling you, my my folks, being like,
if you don't have, if you don't have, if it's
a thing you want and you don't have cash money
to buy it, you can't have it. I'm not talking
about a car. I'm not talking about college, am I
talking about medical expenses or or a house. I'm not
talking about right I would I.
Speaker 5 (16:43):
Read like a credit card is good if you're financially
responsible for it, Like because it does help your credit
having a credit card or have or maybe have your
parents put you on their account as an authorized user,
so you build that credit. Because there's a lot of
people out there that want to buy something but have
never opened the credit card before and their credit score
is not good.
Speaker 2 (17:03):
But most people I know got caught up in the
credit card high interest rate game, most people, and for
whatever reason, it was just that was. If there's any
piece of financial advice anyone ever gave me, it was
not to get not to do it. Yeah, and I
realized there are people that have to because you know
of necessity there. I know there are ectenuating circumstances, but
even then, I'd hope there was another option because they will.
They are relentless with the interest rates. Oh yeah, like
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those things.
Speaker 5 (17:26):
So first time you go and pay for something and
they're like, would you like to apply for a store
credit card?
Speaker 2 (17:31):
Yes?
Speaker 5 (17:31):
And you get approved. Man, I went to every store
that you go to, every store like, they're.
Speaker 2 (17:38):
What what did you think was gonna happen?
Speaker 4 (17:40):
I mean money?
Speaker 2 (17:44):
Now, that never crossed my mind at any point, man.
Nothing is free in life. Yeah.
Speaker 5 (17:53):
It took like twenty minutes at the register you're giving
them all your information.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
They're like you approved. I'm like, he's still paying for
those movie posters from from Spencer's Yeah from twenty years ago?
Video Sorry Waiting by the Phone's next? It's the Fred
Show every time. Do you have what it takes to battleship?
You're definitely gonna be Paulina fat Not today. Hey, time
(18:20):
to play the game, Polla's game. Sing your song now, go.
Speaker 3 (18:26):
I gotta win this game for everybody because it's Pride Month?
Speaker 2 (18:31):
Am I right? Though? I'm also pumping, so please don't
mind me. I gotta do what I gotta do to
feed my baby. Hey, hey, hey, I'm amazed that you
can do that and nobody knows. I really didn't have
any idea. Did the things I'm learning about motherhood. Moms
are superheroes. I agree with that we start here with
(18:51):
the pump. I agree with that. Hey, Mary, how you doing?
Good morning, Come welcome to the program. Tell us about
you please.
Speaker 6 (19:02):
I am on.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
My way down to Lerry's with my kids sitting in
the bathroom. They are super excited. Oh, couple of things, Okay,
everything is okay. What are their names? They don't know? Like,
can we say Hi, sure, what are their names? Say? Hi, guys,
And there's Austin. Today's Austin birthday. He's seven. Well that
(19:28):
is that is wonderful. And I don't let the kids
help you, like if these kids are helping you cheat,
I mean, come on, this game is of the highest
level of integrity. Okay, all the games on this show
the highest level of it. Oh okay, all right, kids,
enough now, settle down. Children. This is Mary's time to shine. Okay,
it's mama's time to shine. You understand that. All right,
(19:49):
let's play the game. It's five questions general knowledge questions
against our beautiful Paulina. We never know what she's gonna say.
You guys, ready, yes, okay, good luck? All right, thank you?
Which one of the kids is the smartest? Which one's
gonna it's going to take you the furthest Probably the
one that's going okay, all right, Madison. Madison's answer that, yeah,
(20:11):
right in one of the kids too. I wasn't expecting
to answer, yeah, awesome. We're hoping for the best for you,
you know, but we're hoping you can just care for
yourself in life. But but but Madison is the one
that's going to make us all rich merry. Question number one?
Which percussion instrument is named after its shape? The triangle? Blanche, Dorothy, Rose,
(20:35):
and Sophia are all characters on this classic TV show.
What is the highest score you can get in bowling?
Speaker 6 (20:44):
Three hundred?
Speaker 2 (20:45):
What kind of food is gespatcho? It's like, there you go,
and how many faces does a cube have?
Speaker 4 (20:59):
Great?
Speaker 2 (21:00):
That's a five. Take it away. You know what, you
didn't need Madison. You didn't need Austin, you didn't need
other one. You didn't need them because you are amazing?
Speaker 4 (21:07):
Are we sure?
Speaker 2 (21:07):
Number four is like that's the we are. Yeah, we're
going to accept that. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, we're gonna we're
going with that. We're going with you, yeah, because it's
how we go to Pauline anyway. So a five stop, No,
I'm not going to stop totally. The kids are the
ones that did the answers. Yeah, oh it was. Madison
was a total rock star in.
Speaker 1 (21:25):
This Madison, even though its's birthday crazy both you go crazy.
Speaker 2 (21:29):
Don't forget about me in the middle there omiya too
and mes Me has had nothing to say so so
I don't know what's going on with me. My money's up,
My money's on me, the quiet one. My money's on me. Honestly,
here we go. Question number one, Paulina, Which percussion instrument
is named after its shape? A percussion instrument? This is
(21:51):
already over and then stop? Isn't the flute the shape
of a shape? A triangle?
Speaker 5 (21:59):
This?
Speaker 2 (22:02):
You know what that I We've got triangles, we got squares,
we got flutes. Yeah, everybody knows it. I don't know
what was going on. Blanche, Dorothy, Rosen, Sophia are all
characters on this classic TV show? That is correct? What
is the highest score you can get in bowling? Ooh,
thirty two. That's what I normally get. But no, that
(22:23):
turns out that's not the high score. Three hundred. Very
hard to do. It's very hard to do. What kind
of food is gaspacho? Gaspacho? Spatcho? What do you think
it's called? Gispacho? Yeah?
Speaker 5 (22:39):
Is it?
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Is it?
Speaker 2 (22:40):
Fame? What kind of food is it? It's Spain. It's
in the shapele of flutes. Come on, though, what part
of your body are you pumping right now? I'm just curious,
this is going on. Take again? Kind of food is it? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (22:56):
Pasta?
Speaker 2 (22:57):
No, it's soup, cold soup. Yeah, right. And finally, how
many faces does a cube have? That's eight Q when
you look at it, six you got you got golden girls?
(23:17):
That was it? Who is responsible for this today? How
many numbers are on the dice top? That should count
as two losses? Honestly? What shape a flute? What? I
don't know what's going on? Like a cube? You could
count the faces if you just took a moment. Yes,
but I did think of a dice Lord Mary, Jesus Jesus,
(23:38):
Mary and Joseph and me and Austin. I don't know
what just happened. Honestly, I'm dumber for for being here.
I am dumb for today.
Speaker 6 (23:48):
You're not.
Speaker 2 (23:49):
You're not dumb. You had a brief moment of focus.
Speaker 4 (23:53):
I think maybe.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
Yeah, I don't know what just happened. But anyway, I know,
Mary one that's lost number seventy nine for you know,
seventy five seventy nine guys, great job, everyone, Hold on
one second. Can we should send them to the Museum
of ice Cream? You guys want to go to the
Museum of ice Cream? All of you from Spain. Yeah,
they don't. They don't have Gaspo sho there. But Jesus,
(24:17):
hold on one second, Mary and and by kids, I
love you make choices. Yeah yeah, birthday Austin, happy broth.
They make us proud, okay, grow up to be rich
and then remember us. The stupid radio people all right
say right there, hang on his Yeah yeah, me as
the sleeper as far as I'm concerned, it's Austin's birthday,
(24:37):
she said. Madison's the one that's going to go the
furthest But Mia, I think people are understanding me and
underestimating me. In my opinion, I seem yeah yeah to myself,
I don't even know what to say. The shape of
a flute, that's that's yeah, yeah, yeah wow key. Karaoke's
(25:00):
next on Game Show Wednesday, Pride Songs. It's Pride themed
Mars Jason gets to pick the songs this month come out.
And I know you're an ally, so you know all
these songs. I know you can look confused about the
Robin's right, please, there's really only one Robin that reigns
supreme in Pride month. Yes, and that's Robin, not Robin
as what Robin ass makes an appearance, But it's the Robin.
(25:23):
Robin has really ate with us on she certainly. Did
you know there's no no one's doubting that.
Speaker 4 (25:29):
And if I screaming like that at the beginning of
their song.
Speaker 2 (25:31):
Hey, yeah, yeah, see I know it. Yeah, let's play
the game next eight five five, five, one three five
after Joe. In two minutes, we'll do it. Fread shows up.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
The Fred Show is on Fred's Fun Fact much guys.
Speaker 2 (25:55):
It shows off the rails today. Wouldn't have it any
other way. But are you still hiccupping? I actually am
not anymore. You cured me enough, So that is a
good That is a good thing because today's fun Fact.
Did you know it's about hiccupping? The longest hiccupping spree
lasted sixty eight years. How somebody started hiccupping and did
(26:18):
not stop for sixty eight years?
Speaker 4 (26:21):
Oh take me out.
Speaker 2 (26:23):
Honestly, I do well every time I do get the hiccups,
so I have that minor concern that, like it will
never end. I do worry about that. Sometimes you do
want to get thehicckups. Its anxiety, you know, but it
goes away usually somebody, if we're trying to beat it.
That's how you usually can get it to go away,
Like right, before you're about to hiccup, like make yourself
burb and that's how it goes away. If you try
to just like beat it right, it's like it's like yeah, right,
(26:46):
is it right? It's like this, whoa, my hands are
in the air, so are we It's like this yeah,
and then you beat it. I'm all right, I'm done.
I'm talking more. Fread Show. Next, You've got to wait.
(27:08):
Fread Show is on the hottest morning show Morning Guys.
Just waiting by the phone is brand new, and some
of the response surprised me a little bit, but then again,
nothing really surprises me anymore on the show. We'll get
to that next, the entertainment Report. After that, what's in
their case?
Speaker 7 (27:26):
Man, I'm going to tell you who called off their
divorce and you're going to be shocked.
Speaker 2 (27:31):
I'm prepared to be shocked. I'm going to be so shocked.
In a few minutes. Fred Show
Yeah, they talk better than they These are the radio
blogs on the Thread show.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Oh everybody, glad you are here. Are audio journals like
we're writing in our diaries, except we say to them
a loud We call them blog Jason Brown's got one
go Yes, thank you, dear blog.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
So we were talking about sort of like our teenage
years earlier this hour, and it really made me start
thinking about the things that I can't do as an
adult that I feel like I should be able to
do that I still have to like ask for help for.
And there are two things that like really stand up
in my mind. One is we kind of conquered an
(00:36):
event recently that I don't know how to start a
lighter like uh with the ball of the wheel, like yeah.
Speaker 2 (00:44):
Yeah, like I was watching you do that like a
big lighter, Yeah, little little flint wheel right, you know yeah,
simultaneous spin and push down. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Maybe it's like too many movements for my brain to
like understand and one you know go, but like I
feel like you gets started, but then I get scared
because it gets hot. I'm afraid I'm gonna burn myself,
So then I like let it go. I was like
to use one of the torches A little.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
Can't do that. We handed it to a gen Z
at that same event. She didn't even know which end
to you.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
Yes, maybe I am a gens I don't know, but
that the other is this is so dumb. But I
had to ask Mike for help the other day because
I couldn't tell the difference in a breast and a
thigh when it comes to chicken, like, I only like,
(01:28):
I only like eating legs and chicken breast, and I
couldn't tell. And if I get a thigh, it's so mad.
So literally I had to go to Mic. I was like,
which one is the breast and which.
Speaker 2 (01:37):
One is the thighs?
Speaker 3 (01:37):
If I was like a five year old, because I
don't know, it looks the same to me, chicken.
Speaker 2 (01:41):
Yeah, you know what I can see that what no
I can.
Speaker 4 (01:45):
See that I would k.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
I would have been, yes, but you never would have
hired me. I would have given a whole place away apparently,
or eaten all of it. So, yeah, thigh's the same
shape kind of but smaller, way smaller. No, sometimes you
get some big thighs.
Speaker 5 (02:01):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
He was like, are you serious?
Speaker 3 (02:04):
I was like, I'm literally looking at two pieces, and
I don't know which one is.
Speaker 2 (02:07):
What you know? Worse than that is, I don't know
that I really even know how to eat fried chicken properly,
Like I don't. I don't know, like a fork.
Speaker 4 (02:15):
What stuff on a bone anyway?
Speaker 2 (02:18):
Yeah, that's the same way. Like it's too techtile for
me to breast meat and like use a fork like
the drumsticks easy. You just you know where to hold
it because there's no meat there, and then you eat it.
But like I don't know, like even a retisserie chicken,
I'm afraid there's pieces of it I'm eating, but I'm
not supposed to be eating like the bone, like I
never really I don't really know what to do with
all that. It's too techtile. It's too it's too like
it's too I don't know. Yeah, yeah, I'm with you.
(02:38):
I don't. I just sort of start grabbing and like
seeing what eating.
Speaker 3 (02:41):
Fork and it sort of like pay But you can't
really do that with a thigh because there's like more bone.
Speaker 2 (02:45):
So that's why I was like, Okay, which one do
I want? And he had to. Nobody ever taught me
how to properly eat fried chicken, yeah, or like a
chicken wing. You know those people that can like they
eat the chicken wing and then there's all this left
is a bone. Yeah, I don't know how to do that.
I don't have no idea. I have no idea how
to do that, Like when it's all kinds of stuff
left on a note just like yeah, yeah, because I'm Afra,
I'm gonna get something I don't want to waste. Yea
(03:08):
to the drop, Yeah, to the very end. If your
chicken wing is dripping, then I would recommend you know
I've expired or something. Chicken. Yeah, I don't know. Whatever
time I had to do that, no one ever time
me had to eat a sunflower seed.
Speaker 3 (03:22):
I don't know how to eat a some flower seed. Mean,
I don't think I've ever had a sunflower seed.
Speaker 1 (03:26):
No.
Speaker 2 (03:27):
I guess you're supposed to be able to split the
thing open, take the seed out, and then spit the
seed all in your mouth without using your hands. I
mean it's talent. Yea. I can't And people can do
that while playing a sport at the same time. Now,
that to me is mind blowing. Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 5 (03:40):
When they throw like twenty in their mouth, I'm like,
how do you be able to spit.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
All those out? Yeah? No, I don't know how to
do that. You can do that? Yes, how do you
do it?
Speaker 4 (03:50):
I mean you just gotta have some coordination in there,
you know.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
I didn't know how to blow a bubble until I
was kind of an adult and it happened my accident.
Speaker 4 (03:57):
I don't know.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
I don't know if I can't either. I can't whistle.
I can't whistle either.
Speaker 4 (04:01):
I have to suck in when I whistle.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
I think I think your issues are more common than
you think. Okay, I don't feel like an adult. No,
the lighter, the lighter is yeah, you needed, yeah, a
big torch thing. Maybe you like a pyromaniac stage as
a kid, where you like like fireworks and tried to
light stuff on fire. Never, No, you never had that face.
I feel like fire was interesting when you were like,
I don't know, ten or something that.
Speaker 3 (04:24):
Wasn't a typical boy, and all of us all had
a pyromaniac stage.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
We're all in radio, we're all crazy. Yea, So maybe
that isn't normal to have a pyromaniac stage, but sure,
I don't know. Fire Man probably speaks to some form
of mental illness. But that's for sure. You never had
a fire fascination. No, but my men, you brother did
trying to blow us up.
Speaker 6 (04:46):
He would take hair spray, yeah, oh yeah, yes, torturing us.
Speaker 2 (04:51):
Oh, never let anything on fire. I don't think you
like the trail of gasoline and you lighted and no, no,
actually that's arson.
Speaker 1 (05:01):
So more fread show next, the show is on.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
We were just talking a little bit on and off
the air about how the company's taking us to lunch
today because they feel bad because I went on a
rant a couple of days ago about how they don't
pay any attention to us, don't care about us, don't
love us. I mean, you know, I was talking to
Giddy in the Assassin, Giddy in the Torture, my trainer
about this yesterday. I think it's because we only hear
(05:30):
anything when we're not doing like when things are not good,
that's the only time we hear anything. So maybe it's
it's just because like they just expect us to do
a good job and like this is what that's just
a standard now, yes, So like they don't say anything
when we do a good job because it's like, well,
that's just what you have to do. The funny thing
is anyone else around here like shows up for work
and there's like a parade, and that's very true, like
(05:51):
certain morning shows here, they take a poop and like
we celebrate. We have a cake and there's like a
diss candles and there's a there's a burrito burrito station
and you know whatever. Yeah, but then I don't anyway,
So there's a lunch happening, yeah, and it's at a
bougie restaurant, and we know that Ruvio is going to
order the most expensive stuff because he does. But the
(06:13):
question was about etiquette. It was about what do you
do in that situation. Now, granted, we all have a
grudge here, so we're gonna order whatever the hell we want.
But like normally, when the business takes you out for
lunch to celebrate something, even though you know the business
has a lot of money, do you order do you
think about how much you're gonna spend on your food
(06:33):
or do you just order whatever you want because it's like, well,
they're taking us here because they got to know we're
gonna spend money. How do you look at it, Kiki?
Do you look at the venue and say, well, that's
too expensive.
Speaker 6 (06:42):
I used to overthink and be very courteous on what
I would order until I started going out with them
and they order whatever they want, and so yeah, I
followed their vibes. If they they order big, I'm like,
all right, let's do it. If if they they're ordering
on a budget, then I'll play it nice.
Speaker 2 (06:59):
I used to work can radio in a capacity where
people were taking me to dinner all the time, and
what happened. It doesn't really happen as much anymore, no,
But what I realized was cut the budget or something. Yes, well, yeah,
they don't do it like that anymore. But what I
realized was like these reps would come to town, take
me to dinner, and they'd spend a ton of money
(07:20):
and then like one time, I get a call from
the reps boss going, dude, eight hundred dollars bottle of wine, bro,
And I'm like, what are you talking about? Like you
I have the expense report, your name is on it,
and an eight hundred dollars bottle of wine. I'm like,
I didn't order that. The rep ordered that. So what
was happening was like the reps were spending them all
this money and then putting you know whoever they took
(07:42):
out down or saying there were four people there when
there were only two or whatever. And it's like, if
you're gonna lie to your boss, can I get a
heads up first, because I'd be like, yeah, I ordered that,
That's what I'd drink. I was twenty four years old.
I made twenty three thousand dollars a year. That is
not what I drink, Nor did I know I was drinking.
But I think that's the secret all the time with
(08:02):
the expense reports now is it's like, well who else
did who did it? And you brought your whole family
with you to dinner. I'm like it was just me
and any other person. Like where the rest of the
money go? I don't know. So now I wonder because
you're right, You're right. We go to these things and
the bosses order everything when they put our names. Oh
well we took oh man, we took Kiki on. Boy
did she She just racked it up like she always does.
(08:23):
And in the meantime, you and I look at the menu, going, okay,
salads twenty three dollars. I guess I yeah, Oh no,
I guess I want shrimp on that. That's seven dollars more.
I don't know. I'm not sure because that's how my
mom taught me. You know, you're like when someone else
is buying you never you don't rack it up right correct. However,
(08:44):
there's also a famous I think we went to like, uh,
when I first met my brother in law, we went
to some fancy sushi restaurant and apparently he was under
the impression he was paying, and he was under the
impression that I knew he was paying. It was my
sister and my brother in law and my mom and
I and he has said to my sister, I'm buying dinner.
Tell everybody you know, like that there will be no
(09:06):
because my family does. My dad doesn't play like when
my dad takes everyone to dinner, my dad pays because
my dad is a dad, yes, and that he thinks
that's his deal. Now now now that we're a little older,
he has backed off that a little bit. So it's
so great if we pay, But like he doesn't want
to be up he doesn't. He wants to take care
of his family, that's what he wants to do. So like,
don't try and upstage him, like, just let him pay.
(09:28):
So we're at this restaurant, and I'm thinking in my head,
I'm paying, so I'm just ordering everything because it's my money,
you know. So I'm like, yeah, we'll take three of those,
and then like the socket, We'll yeah, we'll take Yeah,
just bring a couple of those. And then like because
I'm paying, so I'm treating everybody. And the look on
his face and I did not know at the time.
I'm like, he looks sick, and like at the time,
(09:48):
I didn't know why, you know, and it's like and
because nobody told me this, So like I'm yeah, and
then she's like, well the Kobe be like yeah, sure,
you know, treat yourself, you know what I mean. And
he thinks said I know he's paying, and I'm just
racking up the bill with the money around real quick.
This poor guy, he's like he's trying to get like
a payday loan. Like I don't know what he's doing
(10:09):
at the table, and then the bill comes and I
took it, and like the relief on his face was
just like He's like, honestly, I thought I thought you
knew I was paying and you were just trying to
like test me and ordering all this stuff. I'm like no,
I would never have done that if the bill wasn't
coming to me. Yeah, but I felt bad for him
because the whole time he just was tortured because he's like,
(10:30):
this is going to be so expensive, but I don't
have enough money, the worst feeling. But my sister was like,
well I told you, he was like, you didn't she Oh,
never mind, I didn't, You're right, which I didn't know.
But if I had known he was paying, I would
have ordered like soup, you know, because I don't. I
don't want to do that. That's what he ordered because you
or I think he did. No, I honestly, I honestly
(10:50):
think he curtailed his order because he was like, dude,
this guy is curing me right now. Yeah. Yeah. Didn't
he enjoy his dinner or nothing? Now he's pooping a
sp He was miserable watching his bank account. Do you
ever like, is there a place that treats you, like
a restaurant where you go all the time that like
that tends to treat you better and you know they're
(11:12):
going to treat you better, so like you don't order
as much stuff because you're like I don't. Yeah, Like
there's like Armando at last Corolla the best Italian food
in Chicago by by a mile. Oftentimes, like he'll hook
me up and not because I mentioned him, just because
we're friends or whatever. But like, I order what I
want to order, and I get the wine I want
to get based on what I want to eat, right,
(11:34):
But the problem is every now and again there's no bill,
and I'm like, so he thinks he probably thinks I
know like that. I think there's not going to be
a bill, So I ordered like expensive I don't and
then I beg him to let me pay and he
won't let me pay. So, like, who's the a hole?
Should I go in there every time and order the
cheapest stuff because I don't want to offend him or
make him have to pay a lot of money for
me because I'm just a nobody and he's just a friend,
(11:55):
a nice guy. He thinks I'm just a starvig radio guy.
Or do I go in there and order whatever the
hell I want if there's no bill? There's no bill
option too? Yeah, for sure, I just take care of
a staff. You know, tip is the bart under the waitress?
Are you supposed to tip? Well? Talk about Yeah? Trust me,
the staff loves it when I go in there standing
one you're ordering or are you sitting down? Yeah? He
(12:19):
comes out with an iPad and you didn't even do
anything yet. Bro. No, I think about that sometimes though,
Like I don't know, but maybe you have family that
owns an establishment and they don't give you a bill sometimes,
or like I don't know, maybe I don't know. Like
if you if you if it's a family restaurant and
like your uncle owns it, do you go in there
and order whatever you want knowing your uncle is not
(12:40):
going to charge you? Or do you or do you
not get what you want at this place that you
love because you know there's not going to be a
bill and you have to be considerate.
Speaker 4 (12:49):
I've done that. I actually did this yesterday.
Speaker 6 (12:51):
I avoid it going to a place because I was like,
she's gonna want to give me something free, and I
feel like a free loader if I keep coming in
here and she's giving me stuff for free, although I
love the food and I want to pay for the food,
but she won't let me pay for them.
Speaker 2 (13:03):
No. See, it's exactly the same.
Speaker 6 (13:05):
It's uncomfortable a little bit because it's like I don't
even though I want this food right now.
Speaker 2 (13:09):
I don't want to.
Speaker 6 (13:10):
Put you in a position to give me something free,
because you're going to feel like you, you know.
Speaker 2 (13:14):
Uncomfortable every day. We know, and you're the reason why
we're thinking about it. You're the reason why I worry
about things like this. Use that anyway, shout out to
Armando Lascarole. If you're in Chicago, you need to go
to the best Italian food, Chiccago. And I'm not saying
that because occasionally there's no bill. However, it helps, yeah, man,
(13:34):
it helps, you know. But I'm like, dude, I didn't
I didn't get, you know, seven appetizers because I thought
it was free. I got seven appetisers because that's what
I'm that's what I wanted to get. I thought there
was a bill that's coming. What does this text say?
My brother in law invited me to Fogo day shown, Yes,
also known as Fogo de chow. Don't get me started
on that. Everyone calls it Fogo da chaw. Apparently he's
(13:55):
supposed to say Fogo day shown. But if I say
fogoda showing, I think people think I'm the idiot, even
though that's the way it's supposed to be pronounced. It
was all. We did a whole ad campaign about this.
I was corrected a million times about how to say
it properly, and I'm like, guys, at what point do
you just call it phogo to shout because that's what
everybody else calls it. I don't know it. And my
brother invited me to Fogo without realizing how expensive it was.
The bill came to one thousand dollars and he was
(14:17):
so scared that I just took the bill. Yeah. See,
I'm sure that happens. I'm sure that happens. We're like
you trying to take the in laws out. You just
start dating somebody and you're like, as a dude, you're like, oh,
I'm going to meet the family, taking the family out
to dinner, and then like the bill starts getting more
and more and more. I can remember this when I
was young, Like you want to impress the dad, and
it's like the bill comes you're like, oh my god,
(14:39):
I really stepped in it, right yeah, right, Like I'm
just kidding. And then once you've got it, once you've
taken possession and you flexed, that's on you. Now.
Speaker 5 (14:48):
Now you've got to figure it out. You got to
figure out how you're going to pay for it later.
Speaker 2 (14:53):
Because you can't be like oh, because the worst thing
you could do, the better situation there would be let
the other guy pay, right. The worst thing you can
do is take it and then go, uh just kidding,
hand it back. Yeah. I remember one time when I
was in college. My parents tell the story all the time.
I was a freshman in college. We went somewhere on
a vacation and my sister and we all went to
(15:14):
dinner and we're all sitting there eating and whatever, and
the bill and I'm eighteen years old, I have I'm
not even working at this point. I'm just in college.
I having zero dollars to my name. I have nothing.
And the bill comes and I take the bill and
my parents were like it was a nice place. My
parents like really like I got this, and they didn't.
They forgot I had a copy of their credit card.
(15:34):
I paid. Oh wow, this is so nice. How you doing?
And then they see their card come out right.
Speaker 7 (15:41):
Well, Bella will buy like she gets a little bit
from my parents for college obviously, but she went through
a phase where she was buying other friends food and
my mom had to have a talk with her, like girlfriend, Yeah,
we're not doing this that too.
Speaker 2 (15:53):
Yeah, oh, you get a bunch of credit cards.
Speaker 6 (15:55):
I got my first credit cards in college. I was
buying concerts stigas with people. I'm like, outside, yeah, I
have to pay this right now, or.
Speaker 5 (16:02):
A store or a store like the department store, a
credit card or whatever like wall Mark.
Speaker 2 (16:07):
Yeah, and I rang that. Yeah, but you're our secret.
Speaker 5 (16:10):
So I was like Express, I'm sorry, bankruptcy, but it's
my fault.
Speaker 2 (16:15):
P one is taking a bunch of thongs facts. It's like,
I never mind, I know they can't afford these after all. Yeah.
That's probably the most valuable advice or or like guidance
I ever got financially, was to stay away from the
credit card.
Speaker 4 (16:28):
Don't do what kids.
Speaker 2 (16:29):
Yeah, honestly, I'm telling you, my my folks, being like,
if you don't have, if you don't have, if it's
a thing you want and you don't have cash money
to buy it, you can't have it. I'm not talking
about a car. I'm not talking about college, am I
talking about medical expenses or or a house. I'm not
talking about right I would I.
Speaker 5 (16:43):
Read like a credit card is good if you're financially
responsible for it, Like because it does help your credit
having a credit card or have or maybe have your
parents put you on their account as an authorized user,
so you build that credit. Because there's a lot of
people out there that want to buy something but have
never opened the credit card before and their credit score
is not good.
Speaker 2 (17:03):
But most people I know got caught up in the
credit card high interest rate game, most people, and for
whatever reason, it was just that was. If there's any
piece of financial advice anyone ever gave me, it was
not to get not to do it. Yeah, and I
realized there are people that have to because you know
of necessity there. I know there are ectenuating circumstances, but
even then, I'd hope there was another option because they will.
They are relentless with the interest rates. Oh yeah, like
(17:25):
those things.
Speaker 5 (17:26):
So first time you go and pay for something and
they're like, would you like to apply for a store
credit card?
Speaker 2 (17:31):
Yes?
Speaker 5 (17:31):
And you get approved. Man, I went to every store
that you go to, every store like, they're.
Speaker 2 (17:38):
What what did you think was gonna happen?
Speaker 4 (17:40):
I mean money?
Speaker 2 (17:44):
Now, that never crossed my mind at any point, man.
Nothing is free in life. Yeah.
Speaker 5 (17:53):
It took like twenty minutes at the register you're giving
them all your information.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
They're like you approved. I'm like, he's still paying for
those movie posters from from Spencer's Yeah from twenty years ago?
Video Sorry Waiting by the Phone's next? It's the Fred
Show every time. Do you have what it takes to battleship?
You're definitely gonna be Paulina fat Not today. Hey, time
(18:20):
to play the game, Polla's game. Sing your song now, go.
Speaker 3 (18:26):
I gotta win this game for everybody because it's Pride Month?
Speaker 2 (18:31):
Am I right? Though? I'm also pumping, so please don't
mind me. I gotta do what I gotta do to
feed my baby. Hey, hey, hey, I'm amazed that you
can do that and nobody knows. I really didn't have
any idea. Did the things I'm learning about motherhood. Moms
are superheroes. I agree with that we start here with
(18:51):
the pump. I agree with that. Hey, Mary, how you doing?
Good morning, Come welcome to the program. Tell us about
you please.
Speaker 6 (19:02):
I am on.
Speaker 2 (19:03):
My way down to Lerry's with my kids sitting in
the bathroom. They are super excited. Oh, couple of things, Okay,
everything is okay. What are their names? They don't know? Like,
can we say Hi, sure, what are their names? Say? Hi, guys,
And there's Austin. Today's Austin birthday. He's seven. Well that
(19:28):
is that is wonderful. And I don't let the kids
help you, like if these kids are helping you cheat,
I mean, come on, this game is of the highest
level of integrity. Okay, all the games on this show
the highest level of it. Oh okay, all right, kids,
enough now, settle down. Children. This is Mary's time to shine. Okay,
it's mama's time to shine. You understand that. All right,
(19:49):
let's play the game. It's five questions general knowledge questions
against our beautiful Paulina. We never know what she's gonna say.
You guys, ready, yes, okay, good luck? All right, thank you?
Which one of the kids is the smartest? Which one's
gonna it's going to take you the furthest Probably the
one that's going okay, all right, Madison. Madison's answer that, yeah,
(20:11):
right in one of the kids too. I wasn't expecting
to answer, yeah, awesome. We're hoping for the best for you,
you know, but we're hoping you can just care for
yourself in life. But but but Madison is the one
that's going to make us all rich merry. Question number one?
Which percussion instrument is named after its shape? The triangle? Blanche, Dorothy, Rose,
(20:35):
and Sophia are all characters on this classic TV show.
What is the highest score you can get in bowling?
Speaker 6 (20:44):
Three hundred?
Speaker 2 (20:45):
What kind of food is gespatcho? It's like, there you go,
and how many faces does a cube have?
Speaker 4 (20:59):
Great?
Speaker 2 (21:00):
That's a five. Take it away. You know what, you
didn't need Madison. You didn't need Austin, you didn't need
other one. You didn't need them because you are amazing?
Speaker 4 (21:07):
Are we sure?
Speaker 2 (21:07):
Number four is like that's the we are. Yeah, we're
going to accept that. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, we're gonna we're
going with that. We're going with you, yeah, because it's
how we go to Pauline anyway. So a five stop, No,
I'm not going to stop totally. The kids are the
ones that did the answers. Yeah, oh it was. Madison
was a total rock star in.
Speaker 1 (21:25):
This Madison, even though its's birthday crazy both you go crazy.
Speaker 2 (21:29):
Don't forget about me in the middle there omiya too
and mes Me has had nothing to say so so
I don't know what's going on with me. My money's up,
My money's on me, the quiet one. My money's on me. Honestly,
here we go. Question number one, Paulina, Which percussion instrument
is named after its shape? A percussion instrument? This is
(21:51):
already over and then stop? Isn't the flute the shape
of a shape? A triangle?
Speaker 5 (21:59):
This?
Speaker 2 (22:02):
You know what that I We've got triangles, we got squares,
we got flutes. Yeah, everybody knows it. I don't know
what was going on. Blanche, Dorothy, Rosen, Sophia are all
characters on this classic TV show? That is correct? What
is the highest score you can get in bowling? Ooh,
thirty two. That's what I normally get. But no, that
(22:23):
turns out that's not the high score. Three hundred. Very
hard to do. It's very hard to do. What kind
of food is gaspacho? Gaspacho? Spatcho? What do you think
it's called? Gispacho? Yeah?
Speaker 5 (22:39):
Is it?
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Is it?
Speaker 2 (22:40):
Fame? What kind of food is it? It's Spain. It's
in the shapele of flutes. Come on, though, what part
of your body are you pumping right now? I'm just curious,
this is going on. Take again? Kind of food is it? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (22:56):
Pasta?
Speaker 2 (22:57):
No, it's soup, cold soup. Yeah, right. And finally, how
many faces does a cube have? That's eight Q when
you look at it, six you got you got golden girls?
(23:17):
That was it? Who is responsible for this today? How
many numbers are on the dice top? That should count
as two losses? Honestly? What shape a flute? What? I
don't know what's going on? Like a cube? You could
count the faces if you just took a moment. Yes,
but I did think of a dice Lord Mary, Jesus Jesus,
(23:38):
Mary and Joseph and me and Austin. I don't know
what just happened. Honestly, I'm dumber for for being here.
I am dumb for today.
Speaker 6 (23:48):
You're not.
Speaker 2 (23:49):
You're not dumb. You had a brief moment of focus.
Speaker 4 (23:53):
I think maybe.
Speaker 2 (23:53):
Yeah, I don't know what just happened. But anyway, I know,
Mary one that's lost number seventy nine for you know,
seventy five seventy nine guys, great job, everyone, Hold on
one second. Can we should send them to the Museum
of ice Cream? You guys want to go to the
Museum of ice Cream? All of you from Spain. Yeah,
they don't. They don't have Gaspo sho there. But Jesus,
(24:17):
hold on one second, Mary and and by kids, I
love you make choices. Yeah yeah, birthday Austin, happy broth.
They make us proud, okay, grow up to be rich
and then remember us. The stupid radio people all right
say right there, hang on his Yeah yeah, me as
the sleeper as far as I'm concerned, it's Austin's birthday,
(24:37):
she said. Madison's the one that's going to go the
furthest But Mia, I think people are understanding me and
underestimating me. In my opinion, I seem yeah yeah to myself,
I don't even know what to say. The shape of
a flute, that's that's yeah, yeah, yeah wow key. Karaoke's
(25:00):
next on Game Show Wednesday, Pride Songs. It's Pride themed
Mars Jason gets to pick the songs this month come out.
And I know you're an ally, so you know all
these songs. I know you can look confused about the
Robin's right, please, there's really only one Robin that reigns
supreme in Pride month. Yes, and that's Robin, not Robin
as what Robin ass makes an appearance, But it's the Robin.
(25:23):
Robin has really ate with us on she certainly. Did
you know there's no no one's doubting that.
Speaker 4 (25:29):
And if I screaming like that at the beginning of
their song.
Speaker 2 (25:31):
Hey, yeah, yeah, see I know it. Yeah, let's play
the game next eight five five, five, one three five
after Joe. In two minutes, we'll do it. Fread shows up.
Speaker 1 (25:43):
The Fred Show is on Fred's Fun Fact much guys.
Speaker 2 (25:55):
It shows off the rails today. Wouldn't have it any
other way. But are you still hiccupping? I actually am
not anymore. You cured me enough, So that is a
good That is a good thing because today's fun Fact.
Did you know it's about hiccupping? The longest hiccupping spree
lasted sixty eight years. How somebody started hiccupping and did
(26:18):
not stop for sixty eight years?
Speaker 4 (26:21):
Oh take me out.
Speaker 2 (26:23):
Honestly, I do well every time I do get the hiccups,
so I have that minor concern that, like it will
never end. I do worry about that. Sometimes you do
want to get thehicckups. Its anxiety, you know, but it
goes away usually somebody, if we're trying to beat it.
That's how you usually can get it to go away,
Like right, before you're about to hiccup, like make yourself
burb and that's how it goes away. If you try
to just like beat it right, it's like it's like yeah, right,
(26:46):
is it right? It's like this, whoa, my hands are
in the air, so are we It's like this yeah,
and then you beat it. I'm all right, I'm done.
I'm talking more. Fread Show. Next, You've got to wait.
(27:08):
Fread Show is on the hottest morning show Morning Guys.
Just waiting by the phone is brand new, and some
of the response surprised me a little bit, but then again,
nothing really surprises me anymore on the show. We'll get
to that next, the entertainment Report. After that, what's in
their case?
Speaker 7 (27:26):
Man, I'm going to tell you who called off their
divorce and you're going to be shocked.
Speaker 2 (27:31):
I'm prepared to be shocked. I'm going to be so shocked.
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