KM&H 10.24.23 Part 2

Road Trip Tales, Pantsless shoplifters And Inside The Pats Locker Room

Episode Transcript

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You see Lax Boston's classic rock.Carlson McKenzie, Heather Kenny. So I've
been twenty four mostly Sonny today,good day, low sixties. Yeah,
now we're talking forty six are nowIt is going to warm up as we
progress this here. So our puppy, stew did well at the kennel while
we were away, at least that'swhat they told us. That's right.

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It's funny because my wife would sayhe was an attack like other dogs.
We know, I got pete sdog now, but my wife by Ralphie,
you know who you are. Amy, Sure you're still waiting. He's
not getting You're still waiting for ano response the ghost did you? So
my wife would send because you know, after that story about petees dogg getting
attacked at the kennel. You know, I don't know why I told my

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wife. You know, you knowPete doog got it. You know,
So my wife is sending constantly sendingthem text saying how's he doing? And
then they would with all the familythat you have in that area, no
one could house it. Well,if you don't have fifty dogs, the
dog is family. Well, firstof all, the dog is created.
Okay, so you'd have to spendThese people would have to stay in the
house. Yeah, there all thetime. I mean we want just have

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went through that when you were out. Well, all the nieces are had
all kinds of excuses. I don'texcuses. I don't trust anybody. And
that's Mike Space. You trusted astranger, I would trust a kennel Who's
I would trust. In other words, either the dog sits in a crate
all day or a good part ofthe day, or gets to run around
at this farm where the kennel's at. No, I'm saying if someone house
sat, the dog would just beout. Wouldn't be in a credit?

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Well no, one's yeah, nope, there's I don't there's nobody to sit
in the house all day long andlook at the dog. No, there
isn't anything. I mean like normalwork people like, Yeah, I don't.
The dog hasn't been in a creditany longer than a couple of hours,
you know what I mean. Yeah, I mean, so, in
other words, they'd have to spendThe dog is always hey. Look for
the most part, you know,Winston, Winnie, Maggie, they all

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were in kennels. This was thefirst injury that were I love. I
love where we send the dogs whenwe do something. I'm just saying for
for people who are that nervous,were going to call that much, just
find someone a house sit Well,that's what I said. Well, I
told her, have told her.I told her, in the future,
try to find some retired person thatwould like to sit in the house all
day and play. But you haveyou're surrounded by family, like who,

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I don't know your family. They'realways constantly walking, I know, but
it's they're in and out constantly,and they know. The other thing is
they know so many people, youknow, they're bound to know somebody the
dog sits. Yeah, I don't, but that's the question. Is fine,
So why I told my wife,I said, if you don't want
your dog in a kennel, thenfind somebody. Then we can pay one
hundred dollars a day to sit thereand toss the ball to the dog,
and who wants to be there andmake and make some cats or like who

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works from home? Somebody works fromhome or whatever? Right, So anyway,
and then we ended up spending theactual the extra five dollars to get
snuggle time. So we did that. Oh there was a hole to do
with this kennel because you could actuallypay to have the dog sleep in the
owner's bed. Yeah, the kennelthat the dogs go to in Franklin,
you can pay money to have themstay in a bed with someone who works

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there overnight. So we had thenot in bed, but in the same
same room. I guess, youknow whatever. Some yeah, typical camel
options. That's that's how they makeextra minds, which is fine. You
know, yeah, you could youcould actually have the dog read to As
a matter of fact, if youwant. That was an extra ten bedtime.
Story was ten dollars. I wouldrather just pay someone to go.

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Well, that's the thing I said. That's why I told that would make
my dogs relaxed. Go on Facebookand post is there somebody who would like
to uh to a stranger? Well, I wouldn't get to know the person,
right, I don't. These familymembers are you know how annoyed I
am with the family. But they'realways there, No, none of them,
all the all the nieces are noweither working full time or off the

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college. So yeah, and plusI don't really trust them anyway because the
last time they watched the dog fora couple of days. The dog was
cramping everywhere. They're not They're notgetting up at five My nieces aren't getting
up at five thirty in the morningto take the dog out. I thought
the dog was created in the middleof the night. Dog sleeps in the
bed. Yeah. During the day, if we go out, the dog
goes in the crate. All right. So this woman went to because Heather,

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you just picked up your dog.I picked up a bishop from the
Nashville Airport and I had picked thebiggest container I could get that was legal
for an airplane for him to gointo the seat, and he was bigger
than it. But luckily at theTSA section, the two people who were
and it's great there in Tennessee.By the way, the two people checking

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me in were both great Dane owners. And I looked at them and I
go, hey, can you helpif I take him out right now?
Can you two help me get himback in? They're like, of course,
all right. So is there arole where once the dog is on
the plane you cannot take the dogout? There is, but it's your
flight attendant, okay, exactly?Can you open up the little hole and
shake your hand in? Okay?I used to I stuck my foot in

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That's what this woman did. Okay. So this woman went to pick up
a dog. She from California flewto Colorado to pick up her eight week
old puppy. The dog was makinga little bit of whining a bit on
the f light and then the flightattendant came over and said, hey,
if that dog continues to make noise, you may not be able to fly.
So the woman, So the womanopens up no So the woman opens

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up the top and sticks her handin there. Okay, and the flight
attendant saw that, and she wasremoved from the plane because of that.
Now the people around her are onher side. This is ridiculous, and
so you'll hear she's getting kicked offthis flight. Now she's a nice old
lady, but she's like me.But the people are also thinking around her

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dogs whineing. Yeah, I wouldwant to sit the flight more than an
hour. My dog was a dogwhining. I'm that way to pete.
I'd be I'd be like, oh, thank God, get this. But
people around her on her side saying, hey, look, all she did
was stick her hand in there totry to calm the dog down. By
the way, on my way offthe flight, because you can't get kicked

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off. Then I had the wholething open, and his head was just
like he was saying, like ababy is like a baby. You know,
good thing it wasn't in front ofthis flight attend Oh god, so
that the crate had you know,the flight attendant said, the crate has
to be zipped up completely at alltimes under the scene. Okay, so
she stuck her hand in there,she's getting kicked off the flight. No,

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I'm not going to apply. Sothe flight attendant saying I'll help you,
and she's saying no. And thenwhen you hear the people around her
saying, you're disgusting, they're they'rethey're pointing that at the flight attendant,
not hers. You are great.You are a mean person. And I
will never fly Southwest. Everybody alwayssays I'll never fly an airline. The

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Southwest is always so friendly. Yeah, they did the best jokes. How
many times I've said I'm never gonnafly America, I'm never gonna fly down
Then I always said that. Ohgot a million people out louder in your
mind, my mind, other peoplesay it out loud. You can't go
there. I do it every time, we wish you the best. To

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look honey, this is ridiculous.Oh it's insane. It's the guy sitting
next to it's insane. It's notlike you even had the dog out.
You had it where you were pettingit. Should be ashamed of yourself.
That was directed towards the flight female. That was a male, a rookie,
I don't know. There was oneas a cat, I believe it

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or not, dressed as a cat, and they kicked a woman off the
plane. Okay. It was like, did you hear the story about Brett
Michaels the dog? Is that acrazy story or what? Yeah? Real
quick, So this there's there's Ithink it's in Nebraska, right. So
there's this a dog that's at thekennel, you know, it needs to

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be adopted, and it's a sixyear old husky named They named the dog
Brett Michael. At the the ownersdidn't, but when they got to the
they named it Bret Michaels. Okay, So then some cats were brought in
and these cats were in really badshape. One needed a blood transfusion.
Well, Brett Michaels had just hadblood work done. Brett Michael's the dog,
and so I didn't know that canineblood can be used for transfusions for

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cats. To do that, itseems crazy. So just so happened that
Bret Michaels had blood work done thatday and that matched or whatever they could
use Brent Michael's blood dog, BrettMichaels. Yeah, so that dog saved
the cat. The real Brett Michaelsgets what he gets worth this right,

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It is adopting the dog. AdoptingBret Michaels. Dogs ain't the cat dog.
The dog is going to live outthe life of the rock starf By
the way, side note, attendantsprobably have to deal with a lot of
weird animals right now in the lastfive ten years, so some of them
are probably in a very short O. Yes, right, yeah, Boston's

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classic rock Robert Plant performed Stairway toHeaven for the first time in sixteen years
last weekend. Is that a benefitdue from duran? Duran? Andy Taylor
has stage four colon cancer and sohe organized this charity event for cancer you
know, awareness or whatever, andso Robert Plant shows up. That freaking

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guy doesn't do Stairway to have him? I'll let letters is cool and she's
by stairway. Yeah, watching thevideo, look like they're about twenty musicians.
They're like nobody there, like inthe audience. It was really weird

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and it was this. You sawthe stages look like a little makeshift stage.
It looks real rinking, didn't itLike a lot of guitars on stage.
You know all those guys wanted toperform with Taurus was there trying to
claim their song bag they stole.Singing it off in the distance, right,

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sounds good, he still has it. You know, he's touring with
Alison Crowns and they's not like he'sHe's still out there. Sounds fine.
Let's see sometimes. Yeah, itsounds really good. Do we get to
hear all of it? That'll bea nice right. What's off? What's

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off? Drove to Ohio? Ilike to drive, you know, every
year, either once or twice ayear, I go to Ohio. The
drive through Pennsylvania this time of theyear is I mean, it really is.
It's incredible. So to the mountainson I eighty right there, and

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my wife hates to drive, buthas agreed to do that drive once a
year. It's a nine hour drive, you know it can be a little
taxing, you know. And ofcourse we have to spend nine hours in
the car talking. You know,that's one thing. And you don't live
together anymore, so it's weird.It's like driving with a stranger, it
really is. It's funny because,uh, you know, missus Carlson is

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looking at crap on our phone andshe says to me, she goes,
uh, look at how big ParisHilton's kid's head is size. For holy
crap, that kid's head is huge. And so I noticed that people on
social media we're comparing him to Stewyfrom Family Guy. I've seen a lot
of babies with heads that it's ababy out. You know. We used

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to call William right what Shrek.We couldn't you know, those like baby
shirts, those onesies, we couldn'tget them over his head when he was
a baby. We had to getthe ones that had buttons on the shoulders,
right, because we couldn't get themover his giant noggin. And now
he has a normal sized head.Yeah, well, I'm sure this kid's
fine. But you know, Imean, if you just google big headed

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baby or Paris Hilton's big headed baby, you'll see anyway, Paris replied,
They've taken to a doctor and theyjust said he's got a large brain.
So whatever. Anyway, So I'min the car and I don't know.
When I drive missus Carlson's car,I'm constantly setting off her collision alarm.
I don't know if your car hasthat. Uh, it's a what happened?

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Does your car have that? Pete, your truck when you're when you
get your daughter's car has like thelane you know, if you wander from
the lane a little bit, okay, get you back. Well, if
you get too close to a car, your front end, well yeah,
when when you're driving the whole wellyeah, if you're on the highway and
you get too close to the carin front of you, the whole dashboard

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turns red. Okay, and analarm goes off in her car anyway,
and it's it's alarming, you know, really, it's like, well Jesus,
but I'm constantly you know, that'sjust you know, that's the way
I drive. Anyway. So andthen I almost, uh, I mean
I almost seriously rear inted a car. I mean it truly was a close
call. Come on, it's goingon, You're driving like a jack.

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That was on me because I waslooking at the billboard, just looking at
a billboard and nearly rear end ofa car. I know. I turned
around and you were like, rightthere, I don't like it. All
right? We always survived that,all right, that's so, and we're
just starting. Yeah, we've onlybeen on the road for like an hour

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Connecticut. I'll say that that wasan adult store billboard. It was one
of those changing ones, and Iwas like, I was waiting for it
to change the next one and thenyou know, but I mean, Jesus,
almost I almost killed. As you'resupposed to be a car length.
That's for amateurs, that's for beginners. Like right now, stop, I've
got five cars length. No,you don't anything. I want you to

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learn from my driving. You know, I'm like an instructor at all times.
Learned from me. You suck,all right. So, because my
wife will be in the passenger's seater, shoulders go back against the seater like
like she's breaking. Yeah, yeah, oh yeah, that was kind of
I mean, there is a rule. My rule is you got to be

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able to see the bumper or thecar in front of you. You got
to be able to see the bump. Well that's still because not the fact
when I've been in a car withyou, Huh. You see that when
you're when you're driving, you cansee the trunk. Yeah it's too close.
Yeah. That alarm just kept goingon. Yeah, no wonder.
Yeah. So then on the wayback, there was a bad accident that

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all the lanes were closed, sothey had you getting off of I eighty,
and you had to go through allthese redneck towns. Holy crap,
you talk about inbread, Holy smoked, some of these houses, honest to
god. Oh, it's Pennsylvania,up through the mountains of Pennsylvania, you
know. Anyway, and then ithad us anyway we had to take.
We had to go to both ofus had to go to the bathroom really
bad on the road with missus Carlson. That was an interesting exchange there at

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the rest area, you think.So we pull into this rest area.
First of all, there was adetour because there was a massive accident.
Both lanes closed, and so Idon't know, we went through many small
towns in Pennsylvania, popped back outonto I eighty. Then there was a
rest area half a mile. Oncewe got back on the next rest area

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sixty miles. Both of us haveto pay. Pull in there, walk
all the way up to the restarea. There's a sign that said rest
area closed. You imagine that,So they they're letting people there were no
signs until you got out of yourcar because people were walking up to the
actual door ahead. In Pennsylvania,Yeah, on I eighty and so you

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had to go all the way up, climb the steps all the way,
and I actually had my hand onthe door, and then it said the
rest area closed. They're telling allthese people that are getting out of their
cars put a sign up saying thatthe listeners I just said closed might have
just happened. Yeah that maybe Idon't know. But we've already stopped,
so I've already committed to paying.I'm not I've decided to walk behind the

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rest area building. There's a Idecided to go behind the building. Now
there's another guy, there's a truckerwho's gonna take He's thinking the same thing
I stopped. I am not gettingback in my car to go find a
place to take a leak. I'ma guy that I'll just go in the
woods and take a leak. Sowe both sort of had in that direction
behind except you. You and hehave very different ideas about what's about to
happen. So we walked behind.So we start to walk behind and then

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and who almost got arrested for indecentexposure. That's that's the announcement that was
made over the PA to me,I didn't know there was a cop sitting
there, and he did the hthat's uh, you know, do not
if you think you're going to gobehind there, that's could be you.
You'll be charged with. I don'tknow whatever it was. I walked behind
the building to take a leak.Now we have to pull off the highway

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because I'm not waiting another hour.You're enjoying your trip. No, if
you were a real man, Kevin, you would have walked right in front
of the police car. Whip outthere. Nope, and just peede your
pans eye contact. I can't goin on watch. There's nothing you could

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do about next time it struggles Blinkone eighty two. You want to go.
So there's a big announcement yesterday.The show is July twenty third.
Those tickets to one sell Friday winningbefore you can even buy. I'm talking
about Blink one eighty two at FenwayPark. He wants to go six one

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seven nine three one one hundred pointseven. Let's say you don't get in,
it happens, I'll see you backhere. Three fifty ticket to Rockets
here on ZX from the Planet Fitnessw CLX Studios. Now, thanks for
making us part of your morning idiot. Great story on one point seven w

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X Boston. I know you've heardof like remember the soda Wars. Did
we have like soda Wars for awhile where Pepsi and Coke we're fighting?
What came of that? Like?Was it just faked one of them?
But it was just I think itwas nonsense. It was it was a
marketing ploy because there really is abeer war going on in Boston. So

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Boston Beer is suing down East Cider. Like so, I don't know if
coch or Pepsi had sued each otherback then or again, Like yeah,
accusing a former employee of stealing tradesecrets. I mean, this is serious
business, I know, but youdon't usually hear. I don't know,

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I just I don't think about stufflike this. So Boston Beer is the
parent company of do you know andseveral other brands, and they're accusing a
former employee of taking copies of proprietproprietary information as he was leaving to go
to work for Down East Cider inviolation of a non disclosure and non compete

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agreement from Boston. Yes. AmongBoston Beer's many brands is Angry Orchard Hard
Siders, which competes with Down EastSiders products. Before I leave, I'm
going to take the files. I'mgonna take the files i'm going to download,
and my little chip I'm gonna take. I'm take all this information he
took. Marketing stuff happens a lot. It happens here. It happens when

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our salespeople go to another company.They take clients, They get clients,
and you know, they steal,they get ideas, the marketing. Nothing
that's trademarked, you know. Yeah, nothing that's trademarked from the company.
You're not stealing that. I knowa guy who worked for Goodyear Tires were
growing up, you know, becauseI grew up in Akron, which was
the tire capital of the world.There's so many capitals in Acron. Good

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Rich and was sued by a goodYear for taking just a sales guy or
marketing or coming up with the engineer. Oh, the elements inside the tire.
Yeah, it took secrets over there, that's right. So they're accusing
of them taking the employees for thepurpose of learning some of those trade secrets,
accusing both the employee and the othercompany of trying to put him in

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their thanks of employment in order tocreate a greater market share. I mean,
isn't beer wars beer wars, unlikethe soda wars, which were,
as Kevin said, probably just amarketing thing. There's a dude I saw
on the news that one of thebeer companies, he was caught on video,
disgruntled employed urinating on the raw ingredientsthe plant. Yeah what plant?

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I can't I can't remember, youknow. Is it something we all eat
or drink beer? Beer? Beer? So maybe the alcohol will just kill
all the urine. I don't know. I remember one of the one of
the many times we were going tothe cape with the kids when they were
little, and I Bobby just turnedto William and he goes, wonder,
what's in here? More? Isthere more fish, pea, or water?

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And that was a serious question heasked, as like a three or
four year old. I didn't know. We had to ask that about our
beer too though. So anyway,you got you have that going on.
That dude that we've been let mejust make an update just to make sure
it's still the same way. Thatdude that we were talking about who is

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accused of shooting his wife and theirfour kids were home and they went next
door, right, so they foundhis car, but they did not find
him. This was all in thegardener area. Uh, they found his
car. Like when I say inthe woods, I read in the woods,
but I didn't understand until I sawan area shot, like a wooded
area, like he drove in aplace where there wasn't a road, maybe

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a walking trail store. That's aNow an international story shot her in the
face in front of the kids.An internationals sure is yeah, people had
shot all the time. Yeah wow, but yeah, because they both looked
like Kenn Barber thirty three year oldAaron Pennington. His wife was thirty years
old Brian. I just I don'tknow is this her sister or is this
or aunt because both are kind ofeverywhere what we have on the outside.

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He was a very nice person,but he rugging with some mental health issues
and they just were getting worse.He better turn himself in. He needs
to stand up for what he didand turn himself in and not be a
coward. He needs to turn himselfin. He needs to do it for
the kids. So, Uh,they talked to the sister, just talked

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about the fact that he had somemental health issues. Uh. There was
word that the wife was telling him, I'm I'm leaving, gonna go to
Texas, I guess, which mightalso be why they were saying, look
for a BMW with Texas plates.But I don't, I don't. He
might not be on the run.He might. I mean, they did
a shelter in plate. He talkedabout him being suicidal. There is a

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shelter in place around them. Canyou just I mean, just imagine you're
just in your house and then somedude dumps his car within a quarter mile
of and you're just trapped like hecan't leave. I would send my dogs
out, though, I mean,is anybody really going to attempt to go
anywhere near Bruce got a miniature baseballbat and a knife, is all I

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am. You have a daughter thatcould probably defend you better than you could
defend yourself. An air soft pistol, strong words. I have so many
air soft pistols. You think thatwould stop moneyway? On a serious note,
though, you I mean, well, that's a terrible story. It

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really just is. I did notrealize it was going international in any way.
Whatsoever? Do you want me togive you a a It's not a
sad story, but it's not agood story. I actually don't know how
to label the story. Will labelit, all right. So a ten
year old is playing soccer on aPlymouth soccer field. He lost his mom
a couple of years ago. Hewore a little locket on a necklace that

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had a little bit of her ashesin it until he kept her close to
him, and when he looked down, the necklace was still on. But
the locket wasn't on a soccer field, and they can't seem to find it
anything. It's a completely sad story, is what that is. We sense
that he keeps his mom should buthe doesn't have a lock That's like my

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sister in law had my in law'swedding bands on a thing around her neck
and she's at the beach. Whatdo you think what happened? Oh?
It came right off her head.Yeah, so both of them are gone.
You can't carry that stuff around withyou. You just can't do it.
Now, hopefully there's more ashes theyare but the but but the his
grandmother, her mother said there aremore. But it's just sad for all

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of us that there's a little bitof her somewhere we can't find. She
scattered around. A lot of guys, not Kevin, showed up with their
what to find this all over thefield to look for this locket. So
that's a little bit of a feelgood part of it. But they couldn't
find it, which makes me thinkmaybe he lost amateurs what it sounds like,

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you're an amateur. Maybe he lostit before the soccer field, so
maybe he's gonna end up finding itin a completely different But you know that
that's kinda the kid is going tolose things. Okay, that's ten saying.
So that's why you have a backup, you know what I mean?
I mean, how much backup ofsomeone's you have five or six? Then

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you're losing parts of your mom allover Massachusets, around the community. Maybe
mom didn't want to be peppering aroundthe community. That's all I'm saying.
I just hope they find this locket. I'm sure they've retraced their steps many
times. For a ten year old, this is any any year old,
but for a ten year old groundhis mother not ground this child all right.

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By the way, I'm just goingto throw two things in here right
now. One we talked earlier atseven o'clock. The brother of op Op
Kevin and I know is Officer Plimpton. All of our children in the KP
school district, No Officer Blimpton.His brother, who is also well known
in the area. His name's JeffPlimpton. He and I know this isn't

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for a really long time, buthe played for the Red Sox for five
and a third innings in nineteen ninetyone. He is well known. He
runs the wreck program and rent them. He is in need of a kidney.
It's a hereditary disease. His motherwent through it before. Hid the
doctor say. This is about thetime where you ask people if they could
check to see if they're compatible.My sister in law gave a kidney to

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a stranger again to get time offfrom work. But she gave a kidney
to a stranger. Oh good forher. Why do you say that like
that? Literally was the nicest thing. She don't know, but she did
to get out of work. Shewas she was working seventy hours a week

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and she just thought to her shewas a single mom raising a daughter.
She thought this might be time off. Oh yeah, her daughter just graduated
from high school. How do Iget a little bit of time. We
get two of these I can donate, right, and this person needs a
kidney. No, we made thatjoke. That's not why she did it.
But she did get the time offto restore herself. So anyway,
if you know Officer Plan and orhis brother Jeff, and you want to

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check out to see if you're compatible, that would be great. And the
other thing is today all of ourcommunities are voting on a new school for
Tri County. I don't know ifanyone who's listening knows, but my son
goes to Tri County High School.It is a trade school. It is
a trade high school. It's oneof my favorite places on the planet.
I love everything about this place.Then it's sounds like I can't say I

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may or may not have a signon my lawn that says save the Trades.
Franklin, Medway, Midfield, Mills, Nor Plainvillstham and again our bleachers
are condemned. No one can holda track meet there. There's leaks everywhere.
It is in these kids. Everybodycomplains, I can't find an electrician,

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I can't find a plumber. Ican't find a carpenter. Guess what
they're training them? And you wanta place where these kids feel proud to
go to, Yes, So makeyour decisions. I will be at Freeman
Kennedy today, voting between twelve andeight pm. Z Lex Weather mostly sonny
in sixties today, seventies tomorrow,forty six degrees. In Boston, I'm

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Heather Ford on one hundred point seven. You see Alex Boston's classic rock.
Carlson Mackenzie, Heather Kenny eight sixteen, mostly sunny today, good day to
day, low sixties forty six Rightnow it's Carlson Mackenzie and heathers What what
the what the moment of the dayon w CLX I shut down at a
mall on Long Island. Why,well, there was a gunshot. There

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was a gunshot because somebody was inthe mall stacking clothes on their body,
you know, one layer after another. Were they'd a shock that somebody was
in the in the mall. Arethey other than malwalkers? They mostly empty
these days anyway. Seriously, Iguess this one was pretty busy, though
at least from the aerial views,the parking lot was jamkay. So you

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know the law, the mall itselfhad to go on lockdown. Although they
had to, they wanted to letpeople, or let the perp who was
on the run in the mall getout, because so they had all the
exits surrounded, right, so ifhe decided to head out of the mall,
they would let them so they couldcatch them. Right, Bring the
hammer down, Bring the hammer down. Yeah, so Jesus, let's see

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what this guy was. He wasputting on layers of clothing. He was
confronted by the security personnel. Whenhe was confronted, he started to struggle
with him and then said, Igot a gun. He pulled his gun
out when they were struggling with thegun around went off. Boy, he
got in a red s u V. When he fled. He had one
sneaker on and he no longer hadpants on. He was wearing his boxes

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because he was in the middle ofstripping the clothes off that he was that
he was attempting to run out ofthe mall. Had what are those layers
you've ever run around with? Butone sneaker? That was Carlson McKenzie.
And heathers what the moment of thetoday week Days eight WCLX. It's Boston's

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classic rock. My name's Kevin.That's pizza marightheather fordis here and a young
a twenty four mostly sunny today,low sixties forty six right now. So
Friday afternoon, I get to Ohio, drove walk into my brother Jimmy's house.
Both of you have been to mybrother Jimmy's house. And I walked
through the front door and he handsme a newspaper. He still gets the

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paper, In fact, he getstwo newspapers every day, this one being
the Akron Beacon Journal. And hehands me the newspaper and he points to
an article on the front page ofthe Akron Beacon Journal. Front page of
the newspaper. His next door neighborwas arrested that the house actually next door
to him. Correct, Yes,it's called the Castle House. It's the

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nicest house in the development. Andyour brother's got a nice house. Yeah,
but it doesn't have a nickname.No, there's like nick knacks all
over the front of his house.His house, he's white trash compared to
this. Yeah, the nickname forhis house should be the basement because he
has a fine one. Yes,yeah, but the house isn't anything special,

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you know. But so anyway,so the neighbor I had, we'd
always heard. I mean, thisguy's got you know, he's got those
He's got like a three or fourcar garage, and then he's got the
lifts. So he's got a totalof like six cars. So he's got
like Maseratis, he's got the Porschesall the then he's got the muscle car.

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Do you know what I mean?Sounds like on the verge of being
a billionaire. Well, so,the deal we'd always heard that he was
ground level getting in to the satellitebusiness. He was ground level many years
ago. The dude's younger than me. He's like in his mid fifties something
like that. By the way,if you follow me on social media,
you can see the house. I'mstanding in front of the house, and

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then you can see a little bitof the article. Anyway, I hope
he wasn't a wrested for murder.So the deal is that, so Wed
always wonder like, you know,the the house would be empty for you
know, clearly they had to playsomewhere else, like down in Florida.
So this guy, Tim Surgeon ishis name, Apparently down in Florida has
these arcades that he has won,his Treasure Island Arcade and you know there's

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Blackbeard Super Game Room or something arcadeI locades. Anyway, it turns out
he was running a Las Vegas stylebusiness down there in that he had actual
slot machines mixed in with the videogames or whatever the arcade games down there,
and they said he was making eightythousand dollars a month cash. Well,
he still has business like he hasbusinesses in the Akron area too,

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like he's I know, he's gottanning salons and all kinds of which we
did. Well, I mean that'sa money laundering. Yeah, so a
tanning salon is really I mean,I'm sure there's some legiti ones in Ohio.
Of course, you know it's allthe white train going there to get
all tanned up, you know that. Anyway, So the way he got

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caught and I'm like so into thisarticle, oh, I mean to tell
you real quick. So the FBIcame and they did a whole I mean
they you know, they they're downin Florida. So they were arrested down
in Florida. Okay, But somy brother is the president of the homeowners
association. Okay, So did theyhave to inform him first before they broke

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into the house. But he's quitefamiliar with that home, like he when
they built that he was he knowsall the you have to get the approval
whatever that room has. That househas a secret room. Yeah, and
it's and it's I mean, it'sjust like in the movies where you push
something down. I want one,correct, they really so he went over

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there and snitched. He goes,oh, yeah, I was over there
telling him what the secret room?He said, Well, he was over
there. The wife has got aroom full of nothing but Barbie dolls.
It's a Barbie doll. Right nextdoor, he's got a whole container filled
with the baby he's at grown asadults display though. Oh god, that

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is so great. So the waythis guy got caught, first of all,
it's imple. I mean, comeon, it's impossible to run.
You can't run slot machines down there. It's the dumbest thing. So the
way the reason he got caught washe had a ten thousand dollars winter on
one of the slot machines, okay, and he gave the guy some fake
one hundreds, you know they youmean, he was going good up until

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that end. He was running right, He was making eighty thousand dollars a
month cash. Okay, he waspaying everybody. All his employees were paid
cash. But when he came toactually paying out, he was giving them
fake one. He was giving themcounterfeit money. Anyhead, I mean's so
stupid handed out Barbie. Sorry,it was so ridiculous, I mean.

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And then there were other people thatwere discrumpled because like they'd cashed out their
ticket and one was thirty six dollarsand they went to go get their money
and they said he have to comeback later, and that thirty dollars.
What I'm saying, they were soyou knew sooner or later somebody's going to
turn you in, somebody that's disgruntled. Who you know what I'm saying,
right right, you take care ofthe winners. So that was the talk
of the neighborhood, almost gambling.You know, you're getting the hall right,

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right, right, Oh god,so a secret room that was Yeah,
isn't that cool? I feel likeI could build a wall in certain
places in my house and you wouldn'trealize there's something behind it. I could
see you having a panic room.No, no mechanics in my house,
just for the dogs. You don'tpanic? No, well you don't.
Okay, Look who I'm surrounded bya couple of people that panic. It

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is we're dying in here. Carlson, Mackenzie, Heather Kenny is now in
the studio eight forty two. Thatwas funny. Drew strolls in here thinking
he's going to be the guy.Well he actually said do you need me
today? As a joke, andreally no, Kevin wanted him. Kevin
told me to beat it. Kewants you to be upseessed. That's right,
yeah, mostly Sonny. Today,good day to day. You know,

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North Dakota, Wyoming, and Montanaare all getting a foot of snow
today, so it could be uh. In Louisiana has a super fog.
People are dying like driving off afrog and smoke combined the form of super
fun. Have you turned your heaton yet or no? Once and then
turned it off? Okay, justto get well. We were out of
town. We got bag of thehouse was freezing, so we turned it

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on for the night that was itturned it on. How much you can't
Yeah, we've got those uh inthese shoulder months. You know, we
turn on the heat pumps on ourac thing, so they just kick off
a little heat just to take thechill out of the road room. But
I have not fired up the foresthoigh water boiler down done? What is
like? I get off going tobed cold? Like I pretend I'm out
in the wild. Anybody else dothat? Or nose? You get get

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you know what I'm talking about?Our No, No, I add an
extra blanket to the bed, andwe do sleep cold because we like the
cool area. I love it too, but I always sleep I laying there
fantasize about Hey, you can writeit out. I'm at an age where
I don't have to worry about beingwarm when I sleep. Yeah, just
all night. We're going to Roslindale. Hey, Jimmy, how you doing

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today? I'm okay, thanks forI'm currently on my cell phone. But
I do live in Rosindale, whichI do thankfully. Okay, this would
be a very interesting situation. Isee the full team is back together.
And that's that, all right.That is that you've set that, You've
set the table whelming our way intoyour hearts wind loser drop, We'll see.

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This will be a much different challengebecause the man is in the building
and then something. Okay, everyoneelse, I'm gonna ask you to do
your best. That's what you're gonnado. All right, let's go.
You're gonna be my grandet. Yeah, yeah, class Jimmy. You're playing

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for tickets to the Getty Lee booktour night over the Orphium. This is
let me to tell if you're aRush fan, this is huge because you
know Getty will be there and he'llbe reading from his book it's called My
f and Life and he's gonna they'regonna do a Q and A and so
you're gonna be hanging with Geddy Leefrom Rush. But you have to either
tie or beat Kenny Young. Okay, indeed, all right, no speak

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I don't know what you're doing there, but speak up nice a little.
Your cellular device work, we're eamiliarwith that. All right, very good,
Yes, please be with me.I'm gonna do all right what we
got. Okay, you already,Jimmy, here we go. The first
question comes from my buddy Ronan.Ronan was watching a documentary and learn something

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in classic rock. Here's the question. Very rarely do I not rely on
Google for my classic rock? Igot Ronogle? What rock star was nicknamed
the voice? Can you give usa hint as to what era? This
is? Seventies and eighties? Isthe voice? All right? So what

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rock star nicknamed the voice? Youtwo choices, Steve Perry or Freddie Mercury.
Interesting question. This is a trickyone. This is a guest.
So I am going to say I'mgoing to go the seventies one A.
You're going with Steve Perry? Correct? The voice? Is the voice?

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Is Steve Perry of Journey? Allright? On this date, Jimmy,
On this date October twenty fourth,nineteen seventy eight, which member of the
Rolling Stones was convicted of heroin possessionin Toronto? Oh? Interesting, don't
overthink it, Okay, I'll tryname. Give me any of the Stones.

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I believe it was Keith. Youare correct, Thank you. Did
Christy mcvee ever release a solo album? Yes? Or no? The answer
is yes? Three? Yeah,some hits? Yeah, have you ever.
Yeah, all right, listen up, Jimmy, have you ever heard
of the album? Have you everheard of the album Meaty, Beaty,

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Big and Bouncy? This could bea wacky question, but who knows that's
an album? All right? Well, that nineteen seventy one album belongs to
the Who or the Rolling Stones?Interesting question? This is a guess because
I don't three seconds okay, guesswould be Rolling Stones. It is the

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Who? Okay. And finally,the song wake Me Up When September Ends
is by what band? Green Day? Okay? Nice job? Hey?
Like is it wake me up fora go go? It's not? Hello
Kenny, Hi Kenny. The firstclue in today's clash comes from a buddy

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of mine, Ronan. Ronan waswatching a documentary and here's the question.
Very rarely do I not really onGoogle for my classic rock? I got
roneal? What rock star was nicknamed? The Voice? Can you give us
a hint as to what era?This is? Seventies and old Rogers is

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the voice? You're saying? Who? Paul Rogers? Good guests, though,
Steve Perry, Steve Perry. Kennydidn't get choices because he jumped the
gun. Right. Finally, We'regoing to could have been called the Voice.
But between those two choices, that'show that should have worked. Right.
This guy was nick by the way, bon Jovi gave Steve Perry the

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nickname The Voice. But I'm suremany a rock star or many elite singer
was called the Voice. Had Kennyheld on for just a second or I'm
just saying it's okay? How manyhe needs four to arm Kenny? Right?
Okay? Te Oh he got four? Yeah? Oh? Jimmy,

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Jimmy, do you remember I thoughthe missed? Poor? Thankfully? Okay.
On this date October twenty fourth,nineteen seventy eight, Kenny, which
member of the Rolling Stones, wasconvicted of heroin possession in Toronto. Don't
overthink It's God by Keith it is. Did Christy mcveeh ever release a solo
album Christine McVie, yes, Christinev Yes. Have you ever heard of

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the album Meaty Beaty big in BouncyYeah? The who okay and the song
wake Me Up when September End?Oh you're gonna say before you go?
Haven't put it in my head?Much better song name the band Kenny,
of which one wake Me Up Beforeyou Go? Green Day does the September

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ends, Yes, and uh yeahand whamam all right four four win Jimmy,
Thank you very much, gentlemen,Thanks Kenny, to all the members
of w z ALEXI High Radio andothers. I believe tonight eleven years ago
you can google this US should clockwork angels? Was that gd God on
this night eleven years ago? Andif I'm wrong, I'm wrong, but

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I believe I could be right inthis situation. Why don't we play some
rush and we'll move on. Yes, this, this situation even gets even
crazier because it's my birthday weekend.Thankfully, and thank you so very much.
Just stop in the right bone,but the cell phone is still in
play right into Happy Birthday, JimGood Jammy. The most commercial free classic

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rock hear in Boston. One hundredpoints seven. If you see a lax
Carlson McKenzie, Heather Kenny eight fiftyfour mostly sunny today, nice day,
low sixties forty eight. Right now, Patriots are plus nine and a half
Sunday against the Dolphins. And jumpon that far, were you? Because
you know it's gonna gi me inthe Dolphins. I don't know. I

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think the paid that's a lot ofpoints for the pass. I think they
turned the corner with happy Belichick.I was getting laid now. I think
that. Did you hear any ofhis audio over the weekend that I know
you're out of town. Oh,it was just so unreal. It's like
not any Bill Belichick you've ever heardbefore? Do you mean like happy?
Yeah? Well, first of all, he was at the Hall of Fame
ceremony inducting Dante's SCARNECKI introducing him.Saw that on social media. Okay,

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so that carried over into Sunday atthe podium. First of all, I
didn't knock down the microphone like younormally. Oh oh it's interesting. So
they won, So he didn't knockthat NFL my day, and he was
like telling jokes. It was likeyou couldn't recognize well, his voice was
unrecognizable, like I've never heard himin the twenty years we've been here,
all that such like this, andI think it's because he's getting laid.
I really believe it. Well,it's interesting. So like it's funny because

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yesterday during his press conference, soyou would have thought that that would have
carried over another day because when Isaw him answer that question, do you
think that this is a spark,like you would have thought Belichick would use
the wind to hype up the nextgame for the players and the fans.
Well happy Belichick can only last solong and it runs out of gas,
runs out of steam. Yeah,and then he goes back to his normal

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self. How much like this providea spark just starting with the energy in
the building today. I don't know. We'll find out. That's every every
week its own week. Every dayis an opportunity for us to me,
Yeah, you get better or getworse. I mean you just back to
normally. Yes, Well, mostcoaches would have used that to you know,

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hype, do some hyping. ButI guess that's not the games they
that's fun. I just gotta takeit how we do it. You took
the paths straight up right, nopoints the week I took them with the
points, and I took them straightup and hit two parlays. Yeah,
Kenny, and I hit one parlayand then I hit another one. So

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after after a week revolution, aftera win, of course, as you
know, the patriots all gather andthen the slader says a few words and
of course, yeah, you've seenthe video, right, the the locker
room stuff where the Craft stand.Usually after a win, they show a
video of mister Craft and then goofy, everybody you got goofy. Jonathan standing

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there and then all the players haveno choice but to hug the owner as
they're coming through the door because he'sstanding. I mean, what he got
to do. So they all hugeach other and then they all gather and
then Slater, don't feel like we'vearrived, okay, because we got do
it all over again this way.Okay, but we know what we gotta
do, we know how we gotto do it. We can do it
right. That's Balichick. That's nothingcompared to the I mean, I'm telling

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you it was so weird. Soyou seem to think that he's got that
he is dating around. I believehe is. It's just I just feel
that kind of energy coming from him. He can't I want to say something
that I can only say in apodcast. Right now, Okay, we
like as he was talking, itsounded like someone was tickling him in a
place. That's how weird his voicewas. So then you're saying he got

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Linda out of that house. Idon't know what's going on. It could
Linda, I don't it could benot be a woman at all. It
just sounded so uncomfortable. Well theother factor to Kevin and you probably heard
that about his contract, right yeah? So yeah, okay, so that
that all that all. I Itwas like happened weird summer. It's not
like it was new news for everybody. Oh for us, Yeah, for

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us, Well, that leaked outpurely because people want wanted him fire,
I know, And it wasn't goingto happen because he's getting pid Was there
a number of attached? There wasyears? No number, no years,
Dale Arnold saying three or three yeardeal? I mean and uh and Patriots
season ticket holders that I know forseveral years because we were having a discussion
about it, you know, howmuch he could possibly be making. They

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seem to think twelve north of twentyOh my god, because that's what they
think. I would say, theseare lifelong Pats fan. Who's the second
highest pag would you say that's probablyaround eight or nine million? Then yeah,
it's think, oh my god,that's some serious money, all right,
so we can do it back.That's the hell jobs way of believing

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ourselves. That's the way to sticktogether. And that's the way to compete
for sixty minutes, sixteen minutes.Great, that's the sound of a man
who knows the next three generations aretaken care of with his paychecks. I'm
like, I'm making that kind ofthat's how you respond man. Kind of
a man is not what you're doingtimes and comfort. But how we responding

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that versus Peppers? Oh he's notallowed to speak? Is he actually cuts
Slater off? Who is he?He is not? Wait for man,
let's that's how you want a game? This one. What I saw today
was not individuals, was not ateam. I saw a family, and

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we could do something with that.Fela. That's what I always say.
We're always But then you know,you know, Slater pulled him and said,
don't you ever interrupt me again.I do the end of the that's
right. You don't think he waspassing the baton. We didn't get to
hear the Oh yeah, well thisis did he is that the end of
that is the end of it?Oh yeah, because at the end of
the yeah, we end this oneon family one two three, family,

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just like we walk out of Here'strial one two three, now one hundred
point seven. That all ex Boston'sClassic rock, Carlson Mackenzie, Heather Kenny
and twenty one mostly sun It todaygood day to day, low sixties or
at forty eight right now. Solet's talk of a I think that it's
come up before. A soccer stadiumgoing up across from the Encore Casino in

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Everett. I heard that driving inthis an MLS soccer stadium, Yes,
the REVS. So, Heather,would you still remain a season ticket holder
if they moved to Everett across fromthe Encore Casino, Yeah you would.
I would. It would be areally cool stadium too. And since I've

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been a season ticket holder, chancesare I could get some pretty Do you
think that they like what do youthink is what's a soccer stadium? Just
a soccer stadium thirty five and theywould fill that up? Oh yeah,
yeah, close all the time.What would they do? How would they
handle infrastructure over there? You're askingthe wrong person. It's awful they go
to the casino. Honestly, Ithink I know people who they want to

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bring in, people from everywhere,but they have the all that space by
Gillette, what's the thing right acrossthe street from the McDonald's there and Route
one the terminals. Oh yeah,right, and if we could, you
know, if you're right, savethem, if they could pay them to
move that somewhere else, Foxborough Terminals, that's a perfect place to put another
stadium. It is the thought alsoabout inner city. In other words,

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give I thought it was about drawingin people from everywhere, including Boston,
which is more difficult when it's atFoxborough. Yeah, that's the thing,
so that they're talking to people overthere and never who you know. Let's
be honest. That area was toocrowded. It was not great to begin
with, and then the casino camein. It sort of spursd up a
little bit over there. But thenit's good for the family. So I
think it's a good idea. It'llbe insanity then. So the last thing

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you want to hear right now ismore construction. Yeah, I'm more digging
and pounding and all that stuff.That's what worries. It's concerning that there's
going to be more construction. Theseare all the houses. I'm a huge
soccer defen so I'm going to sayyes, some people wanted Yeah, I
just can't imagine that train would beso good looking too. It's be nice
to have a an actual soccer stadium, you know what I mean. Plus
you could have shows and stuff inthere too. That'd be a great place

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for concert you know, like agood thirty forty thousand seat any of the
NBT lines going there. Yeah,yeah, And wouldn't it be great Yeah
on the ferry boats going to itwould be great if they could put it,
you know, in Dorchester, right, so everybody could really just take
the train and converge in there.I know there's not wouldn't be any parking,
but everybody could take publish. Isay yes to whatever they do,
yeah, boy, because I meanyou're literally ten minutes from the stage.

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It's very easy. The best partabout that is getting home, not getting
there, so they're getting home part. Yeah. Would would stay in Boston
one point seven. You see alax Carlson Mackenzie, Heather Kenny nine to
forty seven. Good day today,mostly sunny, low sixties. You golfing
today or you golf yesterday? Neitherplaying indoor tomorrow? Yeah, transition to

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indoor seat and once in a whileget out and play, but not today.
I know it's beautiful. It mightbe a leaf leaf cleaning up weekend.
Really, although look out there.Look here in Medford, there's a
lot of leaves on trees. Andall I'm saying to you guys, like
I said yesterday, mine's almost emptys. I don't know. I know it's
warm this week, but if itsnows, well, all these leaves are

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still in the trees. All thesetrees are going to snap off. You
know, I could, I know, indicate it. They're not. I
will tell you if the leaves arenot as beautiful here as they are in
like Pennsylvania and Ohio, I don'tknow what tree just beautiful orange tree.
I'm sorry, it's just brown.My trees are still Greenland New England was

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a huge fail. Yeah, ahuge fail. That's the way it is.
Speaking of Ohio, my sister Ronda, how is your birthday? I
asked Kevin how old Ronda is?Because I asked him this morning, I
know how old she is and hedidn't know. And I asked him how
old is Jimmy? He didn't know. Why should I know that? I
know that they're older, and that'sI don't keep track of I mean,
automatic well, at some point intime, my brothers, I know your

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birthday and how old he is?Okay, we don't know my messages.
I have it on my phone.It was her birthday's coming out of family.
Now, yeah, but why whyshould I know how old she?
You should? I don't. Okay, how old is she is? You
tell me sixty? I think she'ssixty two? Now, okay, all
right? How old is jim Iwant to say sixty three, sixty four?
But okay, old is Jimmy?He's older? He's older, sixty

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five. No, he's younger thanthe yeah, right right in between you.
Okay. Anyway, my sister Rondahas informed me that the frying pan
murderer in my hometown has been sentencedto fifteen years. You know, the
frying pan the frying pan murderer.Did you ever hear that story or now?

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But we talked yesterday that my mom'sfirst cousin was beaten to death just
last week with a mini sledge.As they said, this is really good.
I hope he gets more than fifteenyears. Oh yeah, fifteen fifteen
years. It's a funny sound,but it's murdered right right, sound like
I don't find it funny. Okay. So this college student flunked out of

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school and while the mother, hermom was on the phone with the skull,
she freaks out. Nineteen and thisnineteen year old daughter waxed her with
a frying and then you know,like keeps being here with a frying and
then ends up stabbing her. Anyway, she was finally sentenced. This is
a story that all of us fromOhio are keeping track of. Lots of

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crazy going on in Ohio. Mentionedearlier this morning that my brother's next door
neighbor was charged with running a realcasino in his arcades and he had a
secret room in his house, asecret room in his house. The other
one was we had a story yesterdaywhere a guy trying to rob catalytic converters
in a junk yard. This wasin Akron, Ohio. Yes, right.
He was caught on a forklift.They picked they picked the car up
he was working out on a forkliftand held him till police got And the

(54:59):
important question I asked was why don'tthey have junkyard dogs anymore? Why why
don't does everybody have like three rotweilersthat are just wandering around Florida. And
then you have Ohio, And I'mtelling Ohio is very close almost neck and
neck with Florida these days as faras crazy goes. You know what I
mean. Well, you can goto either one, right, you get

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on their side, either one.I missed it real quick. You're telling
me that a relative of yours waswas beaten to death. Yes, Jesus
on the air. Yes, Andhe didn't. And he survived the initially,
and he went to the hospital andthey sent him home with a broken
skull, a broken sternum, abroken broken ribs, broken pelvis. And

(55:42):
he called my mother and said,I feel the blood pooling in my brain.
Well, my stories couldn't have toppedyour story this way, my god,
horrifying my story. All right,have a it is sorry, thanks,
Sorry about that, fresh and newto me, a real story.
All right, have a good day. Carter Allen shows Now this concludes today's

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episode of Carlson, Mackenzie and Heather. They're not responsible for the forthcoming content,
though they would love to take creditfor it. Join them tomorrow morning,
five thirty to ten on one hundredand pointy seven WCLX.