BIG Rock Mornings - 11-28-23

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In its earliest days, the majorfunction of radio was news. Going on
here, beautiful, let everybody go. Why don't you put on a show
and charge it mission? Okay,so I would say something with music.

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I'm comicing. No, you're folk. Here will be a show for everyone
who loves music and murder coming on, Chuck, we gotta take show to
do showtime. Are you ready?I'm ready to get your baby read job.
Good morning, six eleven. It'sBig Rock Mornings and Jackson here,

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good morning. Thanks for listening toappreciate you know what? Today is Giving
Tuesday, Giving Tuesday, Giving Tuesday, which is a thing that's been around
since gott I think the early twothousands, the day they encourage you to
donate things right hot off the heelsof Black Friday and then Cyber Monday.
Did you spend any money yesterday?Yes? He did. Yes, I

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purposely would not. I did noteven open my laptop. I have spent
so much money in the past weekthat I just don't do it. And
I should because I'm a last minuteshopper. We'll talk more about that later.
But I wait until the very lastminute, and it's everything Amazon right,
and it's like I would probably savea butt ton of money if I

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were to actually do some shopping onBlack Friday and Cyber Monday, because I
do it all online anyway, butI don't. I just am like,
ah, I can't be bothered.So I didn't do anything nothing. I
spread it out because I start shoppingearly. Oh wow, and I just
like spreading it out, and Ithat's I end up spending waste too much
doing that. But you'll see meenjoy it. You'll see me in a

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panic on December twenty third, tryingto figure out what the hell to do.
And then it happens every year.I wait so long that then my
gifts are determined by will they behere by Christmas. It's like, ah,
I can't get that in one toarrive till the twenty seventh. So
like, see one of these maybethis is the year. I'll try to

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do stuff early. All right,let me just give me an example.
Yeah from here? All right,So you know that I went to my
mom's for Thanksgiving, but really thatclose with my mom, but we've been
going out for the past couple ofThanksgivings to you know, try to sure.
All right, So the boys' birthdays, Lex's birthday was in September.
River's birthday was in October. Somy mom calls me on their birthday and

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said, hey, don't let themforget about me. I'm getting them gifts.
I'm gonna have it when you hearthanksgivings. So I'm like, all
right. So I called it fromthe road. I called it from a
couple of hours from her house andsaid, hey, we're a couple hours
away. We're at the store.Do you need anything. Nope, I'm
good. So we get there.She's like, okay, have a present.
So she comes out unwrapped. Shegives River that's the baby, a
present, and then she's like,to lax, yours didn't come. I'm

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sorry. It's like, you idiot, you could have called me. And
that's why I called you, andI said, hey, do you need
anything. I would have gotten mychild to get that you. Yeah.
That sucks for a kid. Thatsucks for right. Yeah, I can
see that because a kid doesn't realize, you know. A kid's just like,
well he got something that I didn't. He's so good, and he's

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like, you know that's okay.Yeah, And I'm sitting there boiling the
whole time, not Okay, thatis not okay. I'm sure mother's an
idiot. My mother just doesn't rememberto send anything. I'm lucky. It's
one of those things where I've justaccepted it, and it's kind of my
whole family is like this, andmy it drives my wife crazy. She's

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like, you guys are so weird. And because she'd be like, did
you call your mother on her birthday? And I'll be like, now,
I'll call her next week, She'slike what, Because you know she doesn't
forgot, she doesn't remember to callme. She will send a birthday present
or a Christmas present or a Christmascard in like March, you know,
and it's just the way she is, you know, she just doesn't remember,

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doesn't get to it takes forever.And then I became like that,
it's awful. It's awful. Buttoday you're supposed to make donations, right
to give things to the Goodwill,donate some food to a food bank,
do something on Giving Tuesday. AndI came across we'll talk about this later,

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but I came across a list ofyou know, and this may be
it might be on par with youknow, those lists of like strangest things,
people stick up their butts. Yeah, when you see the er list
of like here's what we pulled outof people's butts this year, I don't
know how that got there. Howdid that Gi Joe get there? I
sat on it. I don't know, well that one was in there.

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I didn't know that crazy. Thisis a list of, like the Goodwill
put together of the strangest things thathave ever been donating too. She get
some good stuff. But you know, it's like if you go through your
house, there's a lot of crapyou can get rid of, you know
what I mean. It's like,you know, old T shirts. Oh

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god, I could give away hundredsof T shirts. But I'm one of
those people like I might I mightwear I wear that. I might wear
that Clemson T shirt with seven holesin it from nineteen ninety two. Again,
no, I'm not gonna do it. Not gonna do it. And
yeah, well we'll go through thatlist coming up, because there's some pretty
funny stuff, pretty pretty funny stuff. I'm thinking about all the stuff that
I could get rid of, rightright, right, Well, Like,

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do you like bowling trophies? It'snot a sport, get rid of them?
You don't need them, you don'tneed to save them, right.
I still have a football trophy fromhigh school. I don't need that.
No, I don't need that.I feel like, you know, it's
like, why is that still inmy house? It's like, you know,
I feel like Al Bundy he walksby. I scored four touchdowns,

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Like, no, I probably,I probably I don't need that crap.
I should probably get rid of it. I still have like all my like
track metals from like high school college, like why why? Well? And
the thing is, I continue buyingthings that I know I'm not gonna need
ass Tech Death whistle like I haveit. Yeah, same, you know
I noticed that I kept that hereat work. It stayed here because I'm

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like, I'm not bringing this home. There's one more thing to put in
my house. I'm not bringing thishome. But I don't regret my I
don't regret the ass tech Death whistle. I don't either, not yet.
No, I mean I may oneday, but not yet. It's funny
you bring it up because I actuallylooked at it this morning. Was grabbed
my headphones and I was like,looking looking at this giant as tech death

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whistle, I'm like, that's kindof cool, just gonna I like it.
I don't regret it, but Ilook at it, it's like,
man, I spent forty bucks onthis, and then I'm like forty bucks?
Well spent? Was it forty asforty? Crap? I spent forty
dollars on that? Yeah, thatwas stupid. I don't regret it,

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but it No, no, notat all, but it was stupid.
I didn't need that, well Idid. We used it on the air
like twice. I made a funvideo with it. Yeah, six eighteen
and we'll take a break here.Good morning. It's Big one hundred Jackson
Rocks DC on Big one hundred,Washington's Classic Rock, Washington's Classic Rock.

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It's Big one hundred. You wreckme, Tom Petty coming up things,
I know. We'll do that atabout six point fifty this morning. Oh
and we're gonna have Commanders Dolphins ticketsto give away today. We'll do that
with what did we learn on theshow today a little bit later this morning,
So if you listen, you'll know. Is that easy? Just give
you a little trivia question about somethingwe talked about this morning and Big Word

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of the Week seven thirty New Letterthis morning and we've got Hoody and the
Blowfish tickets to give away. They'replaying not till summer in August at the
Lube Joint thanks to Live Nation forthose tickets. You know, the same
guy that emailed yesterday correcting us onD A R. Yeah, I was
confused. He's going to be confusedwhen you say lub Joy because he's got

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to be like, no, it'sJiffy loub blah. I don't know why
you're calling it. It's a jokebecause any of the sponsored venues, I'm
always like, they changed the namesevery twelve months, and I, well,
I always refer to D A.R as Dar, right, because
that's funny. Yeah, and Iassume that everybody gets that. But yeah,
No, he had a gentleman toemails and said it's it's d A.

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R. And I was like,but I thought he was talking about
because he had because he had madea reference to Hoody and the Blowfish in
the email and was saying that Hoodiewas Uh. I still call him Hoody
too. I know his name's notHoody is Darius. That Hoody was a
fan of DC sports, And thenhe went into the part about uh Daughters
of the Revolution that you know thatit's Dar d a ar not Dar,

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And I thought he was talking aboutDarius. What could it look like?
And I'm like, Darrius, whatHe's what? He what? I think
it was those thoughts running together.I was so confused, and I said,
Crash, if you can figure thisout, And of course he figured
it out in like five seconds.He's like, yeah, he's talking about
two different things. I'm like,oh, I'm an idiot. So yes,

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we know it's Dar and Crash willstill call it Dar because he wants
to. And I know it's JiffyLube Live, but I'm still going to
call it the lube joint. AndI know what it means, so I
know it's not pronounced potomac. Butbut that's funny. That's funny, and
that's what I call it. Maybeit's funny to us, right, it'sably
not funny to everyone. Things youshould give for giving Tuesday, Let's uh,

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let's talk about this for a second, because I found a list of
I think it was the Salvation armNah Goodwill Will. Goodwill that put this
list together and they have like thestrangest things people have donated over the years,
which I love. These lists Myfavorite is we were talking about this
earlier, is when the er putsthe and they do it every year.
They put out a list. It'slike a national list of all the things

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pulled from people's butts, and itwould blow you away. You're like,
what what. The one that freakedme out the most one year was a
light bulb. It was a lightIt was a light bulb, and it
had not broken. And they saidthe guy was in serious, serious danger.
Yeah, because if that glass shatters, he's gonna get jacked up.

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And they were trying to figure outhow to get it out without breaking it.
Well, you didn't know how itgot there either, right, And
I'm like, why did you sticka light bulb up your butt? Well,
I didn't know how I got there. On real, Well, Today
Giving Tuesday supposed to, you know, make a donation if you feel guilty
about spending all that cash over Thanksgiving, Black Friday or side of a Monday.

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This is the list of the mostbizarre items donated to the Goodwill over
the years, and it was compiledwith the people at Goodwill, they're workers
and what a gillatine and ployee says. They sold it for thirty bucks Oh,
that's a good deal on a guillotine. How cool is that? Right?

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I would buy that. I seeagain having stuff in my place that
I don't need. I don't needit, but it would sure look cool
in the man cave, wouldn't it. A bag of groceries. They think
this may have been left behind byaccident. They're not sure. Bags of
garbage. Don't do that. Don'ttake the stuff that you were actually gonna

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throw in a dumpster and give itto good Will. Throw that away,
a backs, A basket of taxidermy kittens, A basket of stuffed kittens.
Now, I'm like, how didthe kittens die? Please tell me
you didn't kill kittens just to stuffthem. Tell me something happened, and

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then donate them to good Will.A basket of taxi dermy kittens. Oh
yeah, it's not just what,it's a whole basket of them. That
would be kind of cool. Toset those up though, I like to
put them in the kitchen. Youremember the rats that we had at That's
exactly what I thought of when Isaid I want to set them up in
the kitchen. We had fake ratsin the kitchen here that it looked like
taxi. Yeah, how cool wouldit be to put the kittens all over

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in there? A glass jar labeledthis is hilarious, This is something I
would do. It was just labeledfart June nineteen seventy five. And when
I saw that this morning, thefirst thing I thought was, like,
if you fart in a jar andput a lid on it, would it
last that long? Like if somebodyopened that fart jar, now would it
still smell? Did it? Trapit and age like wine? Right?

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I guess. I mean it wouldobviously have to be sealed well, but
fart. Just kind of want todo that, not even you don't even
have to put it a time capsule, right, you don't even have to
fart in it. Just I'm goingto put a jar label on it it
says fart, you know, twentytwenty three, and just leave it behind

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in my house so when I die, somebody finds it and goes, what
the that's some future civilization uncover ita rock? Somebody donated a rock,
Yes, just a normal rock.The good Will put an eleven dollars price
tag on it, and it's sold. Somebody liked that rock. You know.

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What I thought about doing is justgoing outside and getting rocks just like
just regular rocks out of a parkor whatever, and just selling them to
people in like different places as officialDC rocks. You could have a piece
of our nation's capital. You couldbecause sell those for ten bucks each.
People would buy the right. Thatis not a bad idea because think of

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the guy that sat in a roomlike this talking to his buddy, going,
you know what I'm gonna do.I'm gonna take a rock, I'm
gonna put some little eyeballs on itand called a pet rock. I probably
should have said that on a radioshould I know it's going now somebody's gonna
steal it. You know the dudethat invented the pet rock need millions millions?
Dude, he put googly eyes ona rock and it was sold and

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like Spencer's and crazy he places allover the country. I think I had
I had one. I think mymom put one in a stocking one year.
And you're like pet rock cool andthat. Think about that, talk
about what people they were like,shut up, dude, you're not gonna
sell rocks. He sold rocks.Somebody donated a Louis Vatan purse. That's

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a nice donation. However, ithad human teeth inside of it. I
don't know. I don't even wantto know. That was the from the
previous owner who had it when itwas taken and then donated to good Way.
Yeah, a tiny toy car thatsaid pizza with Bean. Have you

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tried it? I have no ideawhat that? Uh? And entire this
is kind of cool, an entirecardboard box of original newspapers from historical events.
Kennedy's assassination, Nixon's resignation, Manon the Moon, that's kind of
that's cool. My dad gave meand I'm still pissed to this day.
Was he He was the Washington Postwhen I was a kid, when Reagan

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was shot, my dad gave meWashington Posting, a couple other newspapers.
They were all just full with thelike Reagan assassination attempting. He's like,
save these and through the years,dude, I saved them, saved him,
kept them in a box. Wepull them out, look at him
every now and then and he's like, this will be really cool to look
look at, you know, whenyou're an adult. And I lost him.

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So I'm still pissed. I havethe nine to eleven, Washington.
Hold on to that, dude,hold on to that. It's a special
edition that came out that morning.Yeah. Remember I was talking last week
about losing my baseball cards, andI also lost the you know, Reagan
newspapers. So pissed. I'd liketo have those man a glow and the
dark Ouigie board. Okay, bigof the cheap ones, are they?

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Yeah, I've got Have you everseen the movie Which Board? Yeah,
dude, we can talk about this, maybe even this week. I don't
f with Ouiji boards. I've hadsome bad experiences. No, I'm serious.
I believe Look, here's whether youbelieve it or not. It's scared
to live in. But Jesus outof me. So that's enough for me
to go. Yeah, I'm notmessing with those not doing it. I

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have a screen used boards from whichBoard? Oh, from the movie.
Yeah, that's kind of cool.I'd save that. I wouldn't use it,
I'd have it on display. Again, it's something I don't need.
But I threw mine away. Itook it to a dump, threw it
down as far into a hole asI could find. A chair shaped like
a Laborador retriever. All right,A dog sculpture made out of random metals,

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including golf clubs and bathroom fossils.That's kind of cool. That's art,
right, A coffin, a fertilityidol. You don't want that thing
in your house, man, huh. But we took that fertility idol home
and now they've got eighteen kids underwearfor squirrels. What okay? A painting,

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a painting of Rosie the Robot fromthe Jetsons, but it's rosy,
posing, provocative. In a second, there's a photo. Yeah, did
you see it. It's kind ofcool. I'd buy it. I'd put
that on my wall just because it'swith the Jetsons and it's a robot kind
of striking a pose. Yes,I would buy that. Cool. But

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if you could go to your houseand like start dumping stuff. I read
this article this morning. It waslike one of those things where they were
like, if you just give yourselfan assignment every day right leading up till
Christmas, and it's about cleaning yourhouse and getting rid of all the junk.
And it laid it out like,this is your assignment today, this
is what you get rid of this, you know, and buy Christmas.

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They'll say it'll all be done,it'll be perfect, You'll get all the
crap out of your house. Like, yeah, that requires this, of
course. I spend twenty minutes aday doing that. What's the timeframe that
they're giving it. How many It'slike start December first, you're done by
Christmas. But how many items?I don't know. Just it was like
twenty minutes, and it was like, you know, today, get rid
of old T shirts. You knowtoday, get rid of you know who

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doesn't have that duffel bag filled withelectrical chords that go to nine thousand things
that you don't own anymore. Igot like four of those. I have
one that fits an iPhone three.Seriously, dude, and I look at
it and go, I might needone of those cords one day. You
know. It's like when you can'tfind a chord, might break out the
old iPod stuff. You could getT shirts. That'd be a big one
for me. I'm looking at suggestionshere. Your high school letterman jacket.

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You know you should probably give thatto a homeless guy. Right again,
that's how Bundy, What are yougonna do that? Where that to work?
I scored four touchdowns four touchdowns Classring uh, keyboards like Cassio keyboards.
Oh yeah, old license plates.Yes, I'm guilty. Yeah cool.
Well you drove a car in thestate of Oklahoma in nineteen ninety seven.

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That's awesome. Everyone should know thathanging on your wall. I have
a closet in my garage. Yeah. Yeah, Well, anyway, it's
stuff something to think about. It'sTuesday and they're encouraging everyone to give and
look, we all have junk inour house that we don't need that we
could get rid of. Then,you know, one man's junk is another
man's treasure. There's stuff out therethat people actually need. So yeah,

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get a chance to do some goodtoday, that'd be a wonderful thing.
Six forty three things I know comingup just around the corner. And of
course a little bit later Commanders Dolphinstickets for the game the third of December
FedEx Field. And with the bigword of the week, we're doing up
Hooty and the Blowfish. And we'lltalk more about that with your next letter
at about seven thirty this morning,six forty three, Big one hundred,

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Good morning, Washington's Classic Rock Bigone hundred. Hey, jure some Beatles.
Paul McCartney by the way, isgoing to be in the new Spinal
Tap, the Spinal Tap sequel,the long awaited this is Spinal Tap sequel,
which they talked about about a yearago and then it kind of went
silent. But they're going to startfilming at the end of February. Director

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Rob Briner confirmed three surprise guests,Paul McCartney, Elton John and Garth Brooks.
I'm looking forward to this Spinal Tap. Any idea when it's gonna be
released classic They do not give arelease date, just that they're going to
start filming, you know, firstpart of twenty twenty four. It was
announced last year and this is thefirst update. It was initially supposed to

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come out in March for the original'sfortieth anniversary, but that is likely not
going to happen now if they're onlyyou know, going to start filming in
February. But they did confirm everyoneis back and they'll have a release date
soon. I guess cool, man. I love Spinal Taps was a classic,
man, classic. I got BigBottom rolling through my head, right

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big Bottom? Uh oh yeah,I'm looking forward to that and h cool
to see, like you know,McCartney and Garth Brooks, Milton John.
Hopefully it's more than just like ayou know, four second cameo. Hopefully
they actually do something. It issix fifty seven, it's time for things.
I know, bom bomb. Thereyou go, this blew me away.

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Major League Baseball uses an average ofeighty four to one hundred and twenty
balls per game, approximately nine hundredthousand balls per season. Those balls cost
around seven bucks each before taxes andshipping, so the league has an annual
budget for baseballs of ten million dollars. Wow, just for baseball, just

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baseballs, ten million dollars. Wow. Uh, Costco. Everybody loves those
four dollars and ninety nine sent torotisserie chickens the Costco sells, so they're
all the rage and that's cheap lessthan five bucks. Oh yeah for a
rotisserie chicken. Turns out they loseforty million dollars a year by doing that,

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but it pays off of the endbecause it draws so many people to
the store that they buy other stufftoo. So it's one of those things
to suck people in. They takea loss on it and make it up
elsewhere. Like three hundred rolls oftoilet paper, right, come on it,
I wonder what the chicken. Well, they lose forty million dollars a

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year, so the chicken probably costthem like seven bucks and they sell it
for four ninety nine. John QuincyAdams thought the Earth was hollow. He
even approved a journey to travel tothe center of the planet to prove it.
But then he lost the next electionto Andrew Jackson, and before that
could happen, Jackson killed the planet. He didn't believe the Earth was all

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kind of wish Quincy Adam's there wouldhave had the opportunity to start trilling into
the Earth to see how far hegot. The guy who invented the super
soaker water gun probably one of thegreatest inventions ever. If you have kids,
you know this. He actually workedat NASSA and he's the guy that
helped develop the stealth bomber. Reallywell. Side project was the super soaker

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water gun. This guy who inventedthe pool noodle do oh god, I
don't know, but he's rich too, right, sick stuff like that,
like the pet rock, the pullnoodle, the flipping paper clip, like
the paper clip guy like his wasa billionaire. Yeah. This past Sunday,

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the Denver Broncos beat the Cleveland Brownstwenty nine to twelve. It seems
like an odd score because it is. It's what they call a score agami,
and that is a term they usedfor a final score that has never
happened in NFL history, and thatmeans across like between seventeen and eighteen thousand

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games. Unique scores like this canhappen a few times a season, and
this was one of them. Twentynine to twelve had never happened before.
The most common NFL score twenty toseventeen. I can see that. You
see that happens about two hundred andeighty six times. Excuse me, most
recently on November fifth, when theCommanders beat the Patriots by that score.

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It felt weird saying commanders beat somebody. I had the same reaction when you
said it. I'm like I hadto stop when I was like, they
did beat the Patriots twenty to seventeen. Scientists estimate there are a trillion different
species on Earth's and ninety nine pointnine percent of them have not been discovered

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yet because they're mostly micro organisms.And finally, no a woman on Earth
has ever run a mile in lessthan four minutes. The women's world record
is four minutes and seven seconds,which makes you wonder if it's gonna happen
eventually. That was set this pastJuly by woman from Kenya. The men's

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record is three minutes and forty threeseconds. I still remember watching a movie
about that years ago, about theguy trying to because you know, for
the longest time, nobody had brokena four minute mile, right even with
the men. They made a movieabout the guy that did it first,
and it's really good. It's good. I can't remember the name of it,
but you know that back then itwas like just crack four minutes,

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crack four minutes. And to thinknow that it's three minutes and forty three
seconds. That's why I look atthat four or seven on the women's and
go, yet, oh, there'sgonna be a woman to run a sub
four for sure. Seven oh two. It is big, one hundred.
We will take care some quick businesshere and we're back to it. Just
a few stick around Classic rock,kid, it's a big one. This

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basket case Green Day on two forTuesday. We were talking about this a
little bit earlier, but a listof the worst lyrics in classic rock has
been released, and I just waspeeking at the top ten. Uh.
First one that you know, firstone that shot out at me, jumped
off the screen was and I thinkit's a Yeah, it's at number six,

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A horse with no name from Americaright in the desert. You can
remember your name because there ain't noone for to give you no pain,
but America horse is no name.I got into an argument with a guy
one night hit a bar because hewas saying I was. He's like,

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so, on the song A Horseno Name, who's the one with no
name? So the horse? He'slike, no, it's not it's the
dude, Like that doesn't make anysense. He's like, yeah, he's
been through the desert on a horsewith no name. Just back and forth.
But you're like five six beers deepand you're having that conversation at the

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bar. You can imagine how thatwent. I'm like, no, that's
the horse. He's like, no, it's the rider that's in at number
six, horse with no name.I don't know, but you'd have to
ask the guy that wrote the song, is it the horse or is it
him? He said when he wrotethe song, it was it was.
He was in the UK and itwas rainy and nasty, and he said

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to him and the band were justgetting tired of the rain. And he's
like, I tried to imagine becausea lot of for for a lot of
years when the song came out,some radio stations wouldn't play it because they
thought it was a reference to drugs. It's a heroin and some people were
like, we're not playing that.They're talking about drugs, And he said
it wasn't that at all. He'slike, I was trying to imagine someplace

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warm and dry, and he's like, I just kept picturing myself in the
desert, and that's what he claims. An So is it the horse of
the rider? I think it's ahorse man, I mean right, otherwise
it'd be I've been through the deserton a horse Comma with no name.
All right, So maybe he hada point. I don't know, are

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these bad lyrics or are we justdumb? Let's look at the bad lyrics.
But that one jumped out at mebecause I was like, oh my
god, I forgot about that drunkconversation arguing with some dude over whether it
was the rider that had no nameor the horse that had no name I'm
still sticking with. It was thehorse that had no name? And I
read an article with the guy thatwrote the song here, and I vaguely

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remember him talking about how he didride a horse and he kind of pulled
from that experience and it was ina dry climate somewhere. He did ride
a horse in the desert, basically, and he said something about it not
having a name, And it waslike, are you gonna spend eight hours
on a horse and not give ita name? You'd call it Buddy or

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Powell or I don't know. Uh? In it Number ten Pinball Wizard from
the who he plays by sense ofsmell? I played pinball? Well?
He was blind, right that thatwas that the idea. He was blind,
So he played by sense of Doyou play pinball by sense of smell?
You can see why that makes yousmell the ball in the machine?

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Uh, Starship, we built thiscity? I hated that song. Who
counts the money underneath the bar,who rides the wrecking ball into our guitars?
We built this city? What BillyJoel? We didn't start the fire
in At number eight Rock and RollerCola Wars, I can't take it anymore.

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I've always said that about that lie, because here's a song that deals
with with with Nazi genocide, withpresidential assassinations, with looming nuclear annihilation.
But it's the Cold Wars that that'swhere you can't take it anymore, with
the cocon Pepsi rival, where he'sgot them all up set. The police

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do do do do de da dadah uh, And when their eloquence escapes
me, their logic ties me upand rapes me. What there's another one
from the police. What is it? Every breath you take it, It's
like, dude, you're just stalkingthat girl. What are you doing?
You freak? Have you read thelyrics that he's totally stalking number six the

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horse with No Name in America fromAmerica A dirty white Boy from Foreigner.
I like that song. I'm aloner, but I'm never alone. Well,
it's not bad. Still play onwords as all sleeping bag from CC
top you an example there, Let'sgo out to Egypt because it's in the

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plan. Will whip out our mattressbecause there ain't no beds. What the
hell? I gotta pull up moreof those lyrics. I didn't realize they
were that bad and at number threeroundabout from Yes, mountains come out of
the sky and they stand there.I always did think there was an odd

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line. What are they gonna do? They gonna dance and they can't.
Mountains come out of the sky andthey stand. Don't stop believing from journey
this look. I'm not from Detroit, but I have heard this from several
people. Just a city boy,city boy born and raised in South Detroit.
And people in Detroit said, thereis no South Detroit. They say
they don't, they don't have aSouth Detruit. So clearly, Steve Perry,

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he's not a city boy born andraised in Detroit thinking about South Detroit
and why can't this beloved from vanHalen is in at number one? Well
and seeing this is just another plaanwords. Only time we'll tell if we
stand the test of time. Yeah, I don't think that's a bad lyric.
I don't think that. You knowwhat's a bad lyric that's not on
here is is Melencamp. I cannotforget from where it is that I come
from. That line bothers me andit's grammatically awful. I cannot forget from

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where it is that I come from. Where it is? Oh, my
god. See, yeah, that'syeah, that should be there. A
lot of times I don't. Itdepends on the song and the artist.
But there are times I don't reallypay attention to the lyrics, and then
there are other times where I'm like, all about the lyrics, It's what
makes the song. You ever readsome of Pearl Jam's lyrics, those are

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well yeah or just acid trip.I don't think that's some of the songs.
I'm like, where did that comefrom? Here's the lyrics doesn't even
make sense. Unskinny bop bop bopbop bop. Hm hmm, give me
some more of that. What elseyou got that's the rest of that's the

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whole song, unskinny bopp. Yeah, that's another. That's terrible. Let
me see. I want to tryto pull up. I was thought indifference
from Maybe it was an indifference.Maybe it was immortality where you read the
lyrics and you go, what whatnow? Because I think indifferences it is

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not bad, but immortality had somestrange Vacate is the word vengeance has no
place so near to her, cannotfind a comfort in this world. Artificial
tier vessel stabbed, next up,volunteer, vulnerable, wisdom, cannid here

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as privileged as a whore, victimsin demand for public shows, swept out
through the cracks beneath the door,oh stripped and sold, mom auctioned forearm
and whiskers in the sink, tyrants, move on? What the hell?
I seriously? Lyrics out of contact, any lyrics, any lyrics out of

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context? Her, Yeah, Iguess they're pretty bad. If you ever
played that game where we should trythis sometime, you ever played the game,
Well, there's a couple of them. You can do one where you
just give somebody lyrics. Yeah,right. And it is amazing how many
people can't guess a popular song byjust hearing like two or three lines because
out of context, Like you said, it's just like what that doesn't make
any sense. Or one of myfavorites is when you play a song up

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to a certain point and they haveto sing the next line m hm.
And we talked about this one theother day where you have to know the
first word of the song. Sowhat would you do give them, like
the intro to the song for thelike the musical intro, and they would
you give them the musical intro becauseyou know a song we're talking, I'm
talking about, right, the onewe talked about the other day. Yeah.
Yeah, I'm kind of saving itbecause I thought, if we do

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it, we'll use it where theyis that how it works that they have
to guess the first word of thatsong give them for that particular song,
I would sing the line before thatone line and let them let's talk about
it. Screw well, we'll useanother one. If you had to guess
right now, if you're listening,if you had to guess the first line
in Queen's another one Bites the Dust. Oh, oh, that's not the

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song I was talking about. Youwere thinking of something else. I was
like, why is he giving mea blank stare? Man? What which?
What were you thinking about? Iwas thinking about the the oh,
the the song that had the Mandelaeffect at it that we were talking about.
Oh yeah, all right, good, Well I just I just said
you bumped your head or something.No, I was thinking about that one,
but I'm not giving that away incase we use that. Okay,

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yeah, we'll use that one.Because he been drinking, he's just staring
at me. Was a blank staringNo for that, I would just say,
what's the first word in that song. So when you put it like
that, what's the first word inqueen? Another one bites the dust?
Think about it? Sing it inyour head. It is not what you
think it is the first word.Can we bring it up? The first

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word in Queen's Another one bites thedust is Steve, give me a second
here or half to pull it?Steve, Steve, you would like you
could put five million dollars in frontof me. Well, until I learned
it. You can put it fivemillion dollars in front of me and say
what's the first word? And atQueen's another one bites the dust, and
I'd be like, I am aboutto be rich? And then I would

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never in a million years say Steve. Never is Steve walks down the street?
Steve walks wearily down the street.Yeah, and I'm pulling it up.
It's just taking me forever with slowsystem. Yeah, getting there.
Maybe Steve walks what down the street? Wearily? Wearily down the street?

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Steve coming up. We're going tochat with Roma Rivera just after eight o'clock
this morning to talk about the Dolphinsgame of You'll have you some recent firings
that we need to discuss, andyou know, the remainder of the season.
There it is Steve. It's thefirst word Steve can Now you can't

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Nirvana and good Morning seven fifty seven. A little bit of a cold snap
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Rivera from your Washington Commanders coming upin just a few minutes. Here,
stay with us, all right,Washington's Classic Rockets w b Ig Washington,
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you by fuck Enigma. We haveCoach Ron Rivera from your Washington Commanders on
the line, whereas I call himwhen we get together on the weekends to
drink white claw and play lawn darts. Coach Chico, welcome to the show.
Coach. Hey, how you doingJackson? Pretty good man? How
you doing I'm doing well. I'mdoing well good. So let's right off

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the bat. We'll get it outof the way. Obviously, things you
know during the season, they startto snowball, it can be kind of
kind of tough to rate the ship, and some changes, I guess have
to be made for things to change. So my first question would be is
is this something you thought about earlierin the season or was Dallas just kind
of a thing that solidified. Ithink the thing with Dallas just kind of

(39:28):
slidified the need to make a change. You know, one thing that I
was looking at was, you know, we got Cody Barton back on the
football field after missing four weeks fourgames, and you know, it was
kind of looking to see if Codywould help change some things, and he
did to a degree. But youknow, once we got that snowball effect
going, and I just felt,you know, we had to do something
to create a little change and dosome things differently. And so I did.

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And against not an indictment on onon the two coaches, it's just
something that I felt needed to doto kind of mix things up. Yeah,
absolutely, And I think, youknow, I think we've all been
there. It doesn't doesn't speak poorlyof the person that had the job.
It just sometimes the change needs toneeds to be made. So obviously on
offense and you know, this fromour previous conversations. I'm a big fan

(40:13):
of how I think he's a winner. I think I think he's surrounded by
incredible talent. I think the offenselooks good, has massive potential. But
unfortunately the defense, you know,went from being the top five defense last
year to kind of bottom of thebarrel this year. And with these recent
changes, obviously your workload has essentiallydoubled. So with the defense, are

(40:35):
you working on simplifying things or areyou looking on adding new schemes to you
know, is this players gonna haveto learn new plays or are we looking
to kind of well, we're lookingat we're looking at putting things in place
that will allow these guys to playfaster. You know, we are going
to eliminate some some things. Youknow, we got a group of young
guys out there that we want tobe able to just give them some base

(40:57):
fundamentals. Hey guys, let's stickto the basics of football well and give
them a chance to play fast.We're not going to scheme a lot as
much as we're going to say,hey, look these are the things we
do, this is how we doit. Use your rules and let's go
forward. So it'll be an opportunityto see just we get these guys to
play fast and you know, takeaway some of the thinking and just get
them reacting. Right. So doyou think maybe in the past that with
a lot of young guys on theteam that you know, maybe maybe a

(41:20):
little bit it was too complicated toplay at speed? Could Yeah, it
could have been Jackson, you know, because again, the one thing that
you always want to want to beable to say is you know, you
guys are playing fast and they're reactingto what they see and and that's kind
of the thought behind doing some ofthe things that we're going to do.
Right. So what are your thoughtson preparing for for for the Dolphins?
What has to be done well?I think the bigges thing first and foremost

(41:43):
again is just get to feel anunderstanding of who they are and the way
they play. And then we haveto go out and we have to we
have to match and outdo that intensity, uh and that and that tempo.
You know, it is a hightempo team that they do play fast,
but we have guys that can matchthat speed and that quickness. And probably
the biggest thing that we have todo is again just do our jobs.
And that's that to me, isabout how basic it is on on all

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three phases of the game and specialteams, offense and defense. Right.
And you know, I was talkingto London about this yesterday. Uh,
with the way the season's gone,and you know, walking into this this
Dolphins game, and I think thebuye is the following week and uh,
you know, kind of a shortseason for the rest of the year here.
So is it tough to keep ateam motivated? Is it tough to

(42:27):
keep them out there wanting to wingames? I mean, I know they're
professional athletes and I know they wantto win, But is it tough to
to finish out a tough season andkeep the guys motivated? Not necessarily.
I think the biggest way and thething that I've I've always approached it is,
you know, again, we stillhave an opportunity. Some things have
to happen, some things have tofall in place, and we got to
win. Yeah, but you're playingfor something still. And then if you

(42:51):
get to that point like last year, you know, we we had the
Dallas game left to go, andthe one thing I asked the guy today,
give me one more week, Justgive us one more week as a
football team, and let's see whatwe're capable of. Let's just see how
good we can truly be if weif we're playing for a future. And
that's what happened, and we wentout and got after him, and the
guys played hard, played well,and we finished on a good note.
And to me, that's really whatthis is about, is making sure that

(43:14):
we get in that situation, isthat we finish, you know, trending
in the right direction, just showingthese guys what they are capable of.
Yeah, yeah, So when areyou sleeping now? Really any opportunity?
I mean, I do know this. I get home right away. The
first thing I do is go tobed. Yeah, you know, it

(43:34):
is that obviously as a few morehours of my day. But you know
that is part of the responsibility andthe things that I you know, I
understand and I get and you know, that's football. It's about, you
know, getting these things done,putting these these these little tasks into place,
and just trying to put these guysin the right position. Right all
right, Well, I want todo something now that is not necessarily related
to football, but I often doit with the you know, with guests

(43:55):
that I consider a big name,and obviously I consider you a big name,
and it's just it's not necessarily footballrelated. But I just call it
five questions, and it's just fivequestions, kind of a get to know
you think, right, So werolled through in pretty quick. You just
give me the first thing that popsinto your mind. What's your favorite food?
Oh gosh, I have to say. I have to say Mexican,

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Mexican. I'm with you on that. One absolutely favorite football team when you
were a kid. Oh gosh,honestly, in all honest he was the
Redskins. You know again, Itold you a lot I had to do
with Charlie Taylor. Charlie Taylor's dadwas in the military with my dad,
and so I kind of followed whoCharlie Taylor was as a professional football player,
and because of that, it ledme to the Redskins. Wow,

(44:40):
that's awesome. That's cool. Sodoes pineapple belong on pizza? Yes?
Or no? Well I'm a WestCoast guy, so yes, all right?
Oh no, all right? Letme ask you this one. How
did you not played professional football andyou could have played another sport professionally?

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What sport would you have liked tohave played oh now today, I'd love
to have been a golfer. Professionalgolfer, right, and that's a long
career if you do it right,it's a long career. And finally,
should a sandwich be cut into rectanglesor triangles? Oh? Wow, that's
a tough one. You know what. I grew up as a rectangle guy,

(45:24):
mostly because you know, that's howmom cut it. And so when
I go to a restaurant and Iget a triangle, I always think,
God, I'm what's cut it inhalf? Not at an angle? There
you go, right on, Coach. I appreciate you taking the time,
man. I look forward to chattingwith you next week when we do the
live overtime with Julie and good luckthis weekend against the Dolphins. Man,

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I hope you guys have a greatgame. I appreciate you, Jackson,
thanks man. All right, buddy, we'll talk to you soon. Coach
Rotten on the program this morning.Always a pleasure to chat with him.
And again, we have another overtimelive coming up at DC Prime Stakes and
Mobsters is going to take place nextTuesday. That's right, it is next
Tuesday, So myself and Julie willbe out there with the with the coach

(46:06):
hopefully to you know, talk aboutsome positive things. That's what we'd like
to see. That's what we'd liketo see. This weekend conversation today brought
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Classic Rocket's Big one hundred and thirtyone and good morning to you Big Rock
Morning's Jackson here, thanks for lockingin. It's time for Florida Man.
Florida Man. Well, it's actuallyFlorida Woman again this morning. It's two
days in a row, Two daysin a row. Man. Branching out
ladies are taking over in the stateof Florida in the Dumb Criminal Department.

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According to a police report obtained bythe Smoking Gun, here's what's what went
down with this Florida woman. Shewas hanging out with a friend at a
Best Western hotel. Now this isa friend that she had met just a

(47:13):
few days prior, Okay, andthey had some weed. Yeah, her
name is Lily Rinker. And herfriend left the Best Western Okay, and
she had a bunch of weed ina grinder. What it says here.
When she went over to the grinderand looked, she felt that about half

(47:34):
of it was gone and thought thathe stole her weed. So she did
the first thing she could think of, which was to pick up the phone
and call the police tell them thatsomeone had stole her weed. I believe
Florida is a medicinal state, soit would still be illegal unless you have

(47:55):
a medical card. And police gotthere and she said he stole about thirty
dollars worth of weed from her.She wanted it back. Turns out she
also had some outstanding warrants, surprisingone for missing a court hearing and one
for criminal mischief and criminal mischief.I'm not sure what I was just thinking

(48:22):
the exact same thing. She alsohad a probation violation related to a dui
earlier in the year. Isn't thisalways the case? There's just a laundry
list of stuff. She was takento the Martin County Jail and held with
no bond. What makes you thinkwhen someone steals your drugs that you should

(48:44):
call the cops to file a complaintabout somebody stealing your drugs? Like is
anyone really that dumb? Yes,yes they are. I mean, obviously
they are. But don't you kindof want to know, like what goes
through their head in the minutes beforethey pick up the phone and call nine
one one to say somebody stole myweed. Oh my weed. And they're

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like, Okay, miss Rinker,where are you? I'm at the Best
Western. Okay, give us yourname and date of birth gives it.
She just got outstanding warrants. Theyshow up arrest her. I mean,
how did you not see this cominga mile away? I don't understand it.
Man. There was a can Itell you? There was a story

(49:30):
that tied for this this morning,and I thought about saving it for tomorrow.
But then again, there are somany Florida man stories that you really
don't have to bank any you're notgoing to run out. There was a
guy who trying to think how toword this, he was arrested for walking

(49:51):
out into the middle of traffic.There was a dead possum on the road.
He pulled down his pants and hetook a dump on top of the
p where I thought it was goingin rush hour. Yeah, nor did
I When I started reading. Ofcourse, all the people in traffic called
the cops and said, there's aman with his pants pulled down defecating on
a dead possum in the middle ofthe highway. They came and uh.

(50:17):
His response was, I'm sorry,I don't see that. Well, I
was just like, I didn't realizeI was in the middle of a highway
during rush hour, and I certainlydidn't realize I was defecating on a dead
possum. Just like the pinball Wizard, he uses his sense of smell.

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Oh my gosh. All right,that's your Florida Man for today. Dennis
Glasgow coming up with Sports on Tapin just a few here, and we'll
also have uh what have we learnedon the show today? For your chance
to win Hootie and the Blowfish ticketsand oh, I'm sorry for the big
word of the week is for Hootyand the Blowfish tickets. This is for

(50:59):
Commanders uh Dolphins tickets for the gameon the third of December at FedEx FIR
Thank you, thank you. Sothat's coming up in just a bit.
And we do have tables to giveaway for overtime with coach Shrock. We
do. We have a VIP tablefor four which over live. Overtime is
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a table right up front at thebroadcast on Tuesday night. All right,

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okay, all right, let's dothat now. Let's I'll tell you what
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three, first caller through. Allright, one eight hundred four and three
one double three. Don't worry,it's nothing terrible. You'll you'll be fine.
You'll be fine, and you'll probablywin. Good luck from Big one

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hundred Washington's Classic Rockets A Big onehundred eight forty nine and good morning.
Let's see if we can give awaya VIP table with one hundred dollars gift
card for overtime with coach Ron Riveraon Tuesday of next week at DC Prime.
Stake and lobsters can play a littlegame here. We'll go to the
phones. I big one hunter,who says it's Michelle. Hi, Michelle,

(52:05):
how are you. I'm good.I'm a little nervous. Oh,
don't be nervous, Michelle. It'san easy one. Today. We're gonna
play a game called five and thirty. Here's how it works. I ask
you five questions. You just gotto answer them correctly within thirty seconds.
Okay, all right, And thethe topic is going to be States of
the Union, so states in ourcountry. Okay, okay, all right.

(52:28):
So we'll start a timer, andonce I start that timer, I'm
gonna start asking questions. You ready, Yeah, here we go. Name
a state that starts with the letterD and she hung up. Name a

(52:49):
state that starts with the letter D. I like, go. She didn't
even like that, was like,she's just like USh, you're jacket.
Wow. Well, I guess we'llgo to the next one. Hi,
big one hundred. Hey, howyou doing good? Who's this? This
is Fred? Maybe I choose thesame name. I don't want to embarrass

(53:10):
myself. That's all right? Nowthis is easy man. You want to
play for the table? Yeah,sure, all right. I call it
five and thirty. It's very simple. I give you five questions. You
just have to answer them all correctlywithin thirty seconds. But we make it
pretty simple. Today's topic is Statesof the Union, so states in our
country. All right, okay,all right, so here we go.

(53:31):
We're gonna we'll start from the top. Name a state that starts with the
letter D brother Delaware, Yes,name of state that starts with the letter
A, Alabama. Name of statethat starts with the letter L. Name
of state that starts with the letterP, Pennsylvania. Name of state that

(53:51):
starts with the letter W, Washington. Correct. Yesay, nice job.
You've got a VIP table for fourwith the overtime with coach Ron Rivera.
Oh sounds good. I appreciate that. Yeah. Man, hold on,
we'll get y'all set up right.Okay, there's a gift card come with
that. It does indeed a hundredbucks. My friend, you're the man.
Hold on. Okay, sports ontop on Big one. All right,

(54:17):
it's time to talk some sports forDennis. Hey, uh, good
morning, guys, Good morning.Did that lady just hang up on me
when I asked? There might havebeen some quick googling going on and then
completely freaking out hanging up. Seethat's I wondered, because I heard like
you have that effect of like alittle tap tap here. I was like,
maybe I'm just trying to google andanswer and accidentally that's a pretty normal

(54:38):
thing. Yeah, pretty normal thing. Look at you giving away prizes and
stuff. Yeah, well that's asoul that you are. That's a little
loud. A good interview with Rontoday? Hey uh yeah, well Ron
was in a pleasant mood today,So it's all was he what was he
gonna do? I mean no forwardright, yeah no, but you know,
last time I talked to him,he had well, he was hired,

(54:59):
he had plane was delayed, andhe only slept like an hour at
the Seattle game. Yeah, andhe was just like not in the mood
to have a conversation. I getit completely. But today, no,
he's good, so good stuff.We were on Miami. We are on
to Miami at home this weekend,and then next week's the bye week,
right yeah all right, yeah,I know. Yeah, listen, we

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might not win again. It's likelyor or you never know, maybe the
mix up firesome. People have topush back on that and see what happens.
Yeah, huh. Have to bea believer, man, Just you
can be the naysare you mean negativeNelly, and I'll be the cheerleader.
Listen, I want them to win, but it's not happening. Wow,
it might not happen against the season. That was very matter of fact.

(55:44):
I wasn't even like, I feelpretty confident of my choice here. I
might put I might, I like. But mind you, and you know
this as a sports fan. Themore they lose, the higher that draft
choice is, of course, andI'm for that. And I'm not saying
they're tanking. Nobody's tanking here,are they? It's five now? Yeah?
Four or five? We're hanging aroundthat spot. To ask you a
question, Yeah, if you werecoaching, would you draft for best player

(56:08):
available or would you draft for position? Position? You would? Yeah,
I would. That's you know,it's an age old debate. I know
it is because if you look atthis upcoming draft, you got Marvin Harrison
junior. Yeah, probably wide receiverat rob State, probably the best player
in the draft. Two good quarterbacks, right, and you have Oulu what's
his name? Fasha Fasha Nui Fashaguy from Penn State. Yeah, tackle,

(56:31):
yeah right, he's unreal, hugeman, yeah, monsterus man.
Yeah. So those two guys rightthere, I'm taking a tackle, are
you. I'm building on the offensiveline. I agree with my first and
and maybe my second second round pickor in the third round, I'm taking
two offensive linemen and uh, Idon't know maybe a lineback. They need
linebacker help to you know. Thethought on that though, is if you

(56:52):
if you draft for position, right, you are kind of chasing it.
You're kind of chasing things. Yeah, sometimes when you draft the best player
available, you get the best playeravailable. Right. But it's clear what
this team's needs are, and oleline is brand new. It's number one.
It's number one, and we havegreat receivers. Man. And it's

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not that they won't add to that. Remember they can add on a free
agency too. They have a lotof caps based the next couple of years.
So I go o line early,and often I say, get some
protection for Sam back there. Wecan we see what he can do when
he's hurried all the time. Whatcould that man do when he's not and
he has an extra second back there? And look at you know, some

(57:34):
of the big boys that I startedplaying this season. Off the top of
my head, I'm taking like aJalen Carter. Yeah in Philadelphia, right,
like a lot of teams passed upon and rightly so, by the
way, and he hit some issues, right, he did off the field,
and also he had a horrible workout, right, and look at him
now he's a monster, absolute animal. Yeah, he could be the next

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Aaron Donalds. Oh my god.As a nose tackle. I mean he
is. So it's a disruptive.I know, it's not as exciting when
you're drafting, you know, atackle the interior line. Yeah yeah,
but you've got to that's where theysay it all happens, and that's where
you win football games. It's absolutelyhow you went build on that old one.
I said, go there. Iagree. Caps lost last night,
first of a five game road tripin San Jose. Two win last night.

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And hey, get this, theWizards won last night, first time
in ten games. They beat Detroiton the road. Go Wizards, third
win of the season. That's somethingelse. Huh, down your hat on.
You know this the city in oursports I'm telling you what, man,
we are. We're all the strugglebush. Like I hadn't realized what

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was until I heard you say itjust now is the thing. Don't don't
get down on it, because here'sthe thing. Every city has this season
when they're on the struggle bus.But the last time Philadelphia lost anything or
Boston, hey, listen, man, you know there was a time when
when all the Philadelphia teams sucked andit was painful. Yeah, I can't.
Eagles sucked, remember Chip Kelly?Sure, Oh yeah that was awful.

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Yeah yeah. And the Sixers sucked. Yeah, and the Flyers sucked.
Dude. It happens in every city, it does. It's cyclical,
they can you know. Yeah,hope things are looking up. It don't
come back around. Yeah, butI mean what the Wizards are in a
complete rebuild, which is tough forfans of your season ticket older, right,
but remember the Sixers did that too. Yeah, that's true, same
thing. A lot of teams haveto go through a rebuild. Hey.

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By the way, I heard youtalk about lyrics earlier today and it got
me thinking and I was looking whileyou guys were talking about it. There
are still a ton of songs onthe air, and not just with our
genre and classic rock, but thereare problematic lyrics. They just shouldn't be
on the air anymore, but theyare. Well. In fact, I
did right because because well that cameout in the seventies and it was a
different time. It was a differenttime. I know though. One queen

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song that's not played on this stationanymore because of its title, I believe
Fat Bottom Girls. Yeah really,I believe, so get here. I
could be wrong about that love.I could be wrong, but I believe
it's not in regular rotation. NowI'm gonna say it. I love that
song and I love Fat Bottom Girls. Yeah, okay, I no problem
saying that. I don't think there'sanything wrong with that song. Really.

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I mean, look, people canI heard I'm making up stuff. Probably
people can complain about anything. Listenrolling Stones Beatles. There's a lot of
songs out there I think problematic lyrics. I'm smith I'm thinking of a Stone
song right now. Oh yeah,I won't even bring it up because I
don't want to point it out.I know, but there's a couple of
Beatles songs that are problematic with theirlyrics really yeah, with domestic violence really

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yeah? Absolutely yeah, yeah no, that that's that would be a good
conversation to pull all of this,although I'm afraid to like, I'm afraid
to like a lot of those justkind of fly under the radar until you
highlight them. Yeah, and thenpeople are like, oh, I guess
we should be complaining about that.It Also, it also reminded me when
this is not for crash, butwhen you and I were younger, and
we bought an LP and some vinyl. Yeah, when we were young,

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and the first thing we would dois we'd open up and check out the
lyrics. That was a really bigdeal. Was part do you think I
am? Well, you're younger thanme? That was part of the experience.
You're younger than me, So thatwas part of it. I got
a little experience on you, like, what like three years? Is it
only three? How old are you? I'm not going to say, how
do you think I am? Fiftyseven? No, I'm older. Jackson

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to the sixties, Jackson the sixties. You're trying to kill me. Jack's
actually great, great death. Yea, yeah, fifty two? All right,
guys, I'm older than how oldyou are? Yeah? Yes,
that was part of the whole experience, was opening the artwork scene lyric you
didn't know you were making up inyour head. Was one of the coolest

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things ever, It really was.It was that's what digital music killed,
yeah for sure. Yeah, nowthey're all popping into my head, all
the songs that like, if youpointed out you were going to start,
there's a Lady Got song that's onthe air right now. That was problematically
really oh yeah, yeah, Hey, here's a how about album covers all
that too? Yeah, covered werea big deal back in the second Sure

(01:02:02):
Shirt but Blind Faith Oh yeah,man, that's right. Remember the topless
girl who can't be older than twelveor thirteen years old? Yeah, on
an album cover, she's like holdinga toy pops about the neck album My
Sharona. Yeah, I mean therewas fine. The Faith one is the
one that, yeah, that one. Even in the seventies, you were
putting a topless teenager on an album. Yeah, yeah, that's unacceptable.

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Yeah yeah, yeah, but there'sa lot of that out there. Yeah,
but album art was a really bigdeal. Have you ever looked at
the cover to Back in Black?Uh? No, check it out?
Something going on there? Okay,both you guys. It's all black,
dude, Yeah, it's all black. There's nothing there. But if you
put it under a blue light.Oh, come back to me, really,

(01:02:50):
just come back to me. MaybeI'll head over to Spencer's Gifts and
put me a blue light. That'sthe second time Spencer has come up on
the ship. One day. Theyused to sell pet rocks. They sold
a lot of things. Talk abouta suggestive store. When you were a
teenager, you went into that allseven Corners and falls Church. I headed
into the old Spencers and that wasseeing things I probably should have been seeing.

(01:03:15):
Absolutely getting my black live poster TeenagerHeaven. Yeah, Spencer's that's the
reason you went to the mall,huge man. We're going to Spencer go
play a little pinball? Yep.Yeah, Arcade and Spencer's good times.
I missed the old days me too, all right. I love that call,
by the way you sent me ofthe referee. Yeah, what was

(01:03:37):
that? Do you know what gamethat was from? I don't, but
it's viral right now. There's areason. Why have you played it yet?
No? Let me see if Ican. Okay, you know,
the referees in the NHL have amicrophone and when there's penalties, you can
hear them talked on the PA systemand they what. I don't know if
that's Wes McCauley, because Wes McCauleyis actually the most famous REFT to really
be theatrical when he makes his announcements. I think it was well he called

(01:04:00):
the penalty on every single person onthe ice he did. Let me see,
I'll just play it off my phone. I think it works so long.
Every player on the ice has aten minute miss pondush among other penalties.
That's the short version. That's beautiful. Every player on the I have
actually never heard. I have neverseen anything like that. I'm trying to

(01:04:21):
see if that was fantastic. Here'sa longer see if pull it up here,
because he's two minutes for goal tenor interference, two minutes for roughing.
Florida number twelve has two minutes forroughing, and then every player on
the ice has a ten minute missconduct. Everybody in the sin bin go.

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I don't know if that's ever beendone before. How about that?
Haunts fantastic? By the way,I saw an old tape speaking of penalties
that at one time, believe itor not, the NHA only had one
penalty box and they put both toits in there. And I can't remember
what year was, It was likefifties or sixties or two dudes off so
they're duked it out and they hadto separate them and get two separate penals.

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You know what I had at onetime? I have this old book.
I'll pull it out and see ifI can find any pictures. I
have this like kind of the historyof hockey yeah, right, because way
back. Yeah, I don't haveto go back and see if I see
any pictures. Can you imagine that? No, I can't. Do you
imagine like like somebody from I don'tknow, Like I'm trying to think there's
some nasty rivals here you go,like the Avalanche and uh, you know

(01:05:28):
the old Dallas Stars. Can youimagine like putting like two players in the
same box. Well, how aboutjust us like the Caps and the Bruins.
We got that rivalry there, andPhilly's got the Penguins. Yeah,
everybody's got a rival But if youwere to put two players like that in
the box for I think there'd bewell I don't know if I think one
of them would come out of lifeand the other one would not. Well,
that was a great call. Everybodyelse tamn and a misconduct that's a

(01:05:53):
keeper, yes, sir? Allright, guys, I have a good
one. As we go to breakhere, let's play what did we learn
on the show today? To giveaway some Versus Dolphins tickets for the show
coming up December third at FedEx Itis fan appreciation Day, which is kind
of cool. They always throw yousome some sort of little gift I have
no idea what it's gonna be,but I know they typically do. It's
a one o'clock game, and letme see. Let's go back tom hmm,

(01:06:20):
that might be too difficult. Ithought the one, but it's too
hard. I don't want to makeit too hard. After putting people through
five and thirty their name in state. Uh yeah, we'll make this one
super easy. All right. Floridawoman today, which was not long ago
on the show, called the copsbecause someone stole what from her? Someone

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stole what from her? All right? One hundred four nine three one double
three, first caller three knows theanswer. We give you tickets to the
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What did we learn on the showtoday? For your chance to win
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Pam? How are you this morning? Good? Good? So what did
we learn on the show today?Florida woman called the cops because someone stole
what from her? Oh? Yes, good job. We got you a
pair of tickets for the Commander's Dolphinsgame this weekend. All right, very

(01:07:26):
cool. Hopefully we'll play a littlebetter this weekend. We'll see what happens.
Yeaham, we're hoping. We're hoping. Hey, you know what.
That's right, that's right, andit is supposed to be a rebuilding phase.
Remember, let's remember that that's right. All right, hold on,
we'll get y'all set up. Okay, perfect, you bet. Washington's classic
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