My Neighbors Think I'm Weird 6-18-24 Hour 1 & 2

Did you have an unusual interaction with a neighbor? Was it good or bad? And how long do you think you could hang upside down? AN amusement got stuck and left people hanging, literally!

Episode Transcript

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One O two point five Kazy Okay, Seattle, an iHeartRadio station, the
exclusive audio home of NBC's coverage ofthe twenty twenty four Paris Olympics. Seattle's
classic rock station, one O twopoint five Kazy ok Now. It's BJ,
Shay and Sarah see Okay Colassic RockBJH and Sarah Mornings. I'm BJ,

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I'm Sarah, and that delightful gentlemanover there is Waldo. Good morning,
and here we be. This isthe show. This is all you
got, This is it, Thisis all we got for you. I
know you woke up and hoped thatperhaps something grandiose would happen at Kazy Okay.
No, this is what you get. We got the big Boston town
too, so we even thought maybethings would be shinier and nicer. But
no, Well the boss might bein town, but they still don't listen.

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So that's a good point. Imean, why should they. I
mean, I don't blame them.I wouldn't. I saw a study BJ
that made me think of you,and it's going to make you angry.
Oh that you better not make meangry, because you won't like me when
I'm angry. Incredible Hulk fans fromback in the day. I just know
you're not going to agree with thisstudy. But over half of American adults

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say their parent is their best friends. Oh yeah, this study is Gabaje
and it says it's actually extremely beneficialto the parent. Oh oh, well,
you know what, I suppose.I can understand that, But aren't
we supposed to really care more aboutwhat's beneficial to the kid. Well,
this is adult children, okay,who say that their parent, their father,

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or their mother is their best friend. And they, now that they're
both adults, do activities together.The number one thing shopping, trying new
restaurants, traveling to places they've neverbeen, concerts. Oh so, now
that you're both adults, you're doingactivities together because you're friends. And the

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child believes that the parent is theirbest friend. And the parent is living
longer because it's doing activities and keepingtheir brain active, you know. And
I mean, I guess that's anice thing. But I was raised that
your job as a parent, thisis going to sound very you know,
very macabre, but your job fromday one is to prepare your child for

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your death. WHOA, Yeah,that's what I was told way back and
I don't know if it's some Easternphilosophy or wherever I heard this, but
that's my job. It's like youkick them out of the nest. It's
they're not going to have you aroundforever. They're supposed to be able to
exist in their own and that's whatyour job as a parent is. You've
got to push them away, pushthem away so that they're prepared for your
day. You're fired. You're notdoing those things. I know your whole

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job. You have failed that I'vedone with my son. I've done a
good job with my son because Igot him out of the house early.
Yeah, those little girls in yourlife, they are so challenging. See
I left my house at seventeen andnever went back. I wish that was
my child. She won't do it. Yeah, well that you failed,
yes, but her good news isfor you is you're going to live longer.

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Now that's is that good news foreverybody else? Though? Yes?
He because you have a great relationshipwith your daughter who lives with you,
and you guys do a lot ofactivities together. You're going to go to
collective soul that this is benefiting youinstead of preparing her for death. It's
it's it's lengthening your life. Yeah, which, now that you tell me
that, that's going to make iteven harder to cut the cord. But
I've tried so hard because I sheneeds to be able to live on her

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own and not be so, youknow, dependent upon me. I shouldn't
be her best friend. I shouldn'tbe somebody that's not important to in her
life. But to be a bestfriend, I feel like that's got to
go to somebody else. That designationthat maybe goes to your spouse or to
a friend. But I don't know. Do you think it's you? Oh,
I don't know, that's what itmight be. Oh, I hope
it's her husband. Yeah, Ireally do. I mean people would say

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that their spouse is their best friend. I mean yeah, And I don't
even know how healthy that is,But it's got to be better than having
your parent as a best friend.I here's what I believe, though,
Sarah, because you and I Igrew up with the parents we grew up
with. And I think Waldo,I don't know, we let Waldo check
in because he's a millennial, butI think the fact that parents aren't a
a ass hats I couldn't might haveword there, hu, I was going

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to use a different word. Thatrhyme was sme moles. But because that
because my my my parents, ourparents were kind of jerks, especially my
parents from the World War two generation. They were jerks. So the idea
that I'm not a jerk, Iwonder if that makes my kids think,
oh, you're a great person andyou're my best friend. No, I'm
just not a jerk like my parentwas. But I don't your kids don't

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know anything else. That's the problem. I probably should have been more of
a jerk. No, I thinkyou're not a jerk anymore. You with
your kids middle zone like you know, not a friend, but not a
jerk. So like Fred jerk,I should be a free jerk. Waldo,
are you friends with your parents?I didn't know you could be friends
with your parents? There. Ilove him. I really enjoy hanging out

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with them. They're my parents.Yeah, that's the way it should be,
I think. But you don't doany kind of friend activity, Like
you wouldn't go to the shooting rangeor go to the movies or go to
a concert with one of your parents. Really, I mean we go,
we hang out, we get dinner, we go to like a sports Yeah,
it does not have that. Yeah, well probably you play ball.
That's what you do with your dad, Like you play ball. Did you

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do that, Waldoh throw the ballaround a little bit? Yeah, I
used to run routes my dad throwthe football off the desk. Oh that's
cute. Yeah that's what that's asfar as it goes. That was last
weekend. Yeah, my dad weplayed this great game. He throwed a
football onto the freeway and catch it. It was so much fun. Yeah.

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I mean I think that Waldo doesnot have that kind of relationship with
his parents. I think that's normal. Like he'll go to ball games,
he'll go and visit them and havedinner. But the friend zone I don't
think is reserved for your parents.I have a lot of friends who believe
this, that they are best friendswith their parents. Well, first of
all, I don't believe you havea lot of friends. Second, I
don't know if that's the I'm notsure that's the right way to go.

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I think you should have a goodrelationship. I don't think they should be
your best friend because you're supposed tokick them out of the nest. Yeah,
you're again you're failing. Yes,well do I will say I've noticed
that, like the way I speakto my parents is far different from how
I see my mother talk to herparents, or my dad talked to his
parents. Yeah, that I canbelieve more. It is more of like

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I'm talking to a friend, butthat they're still they're like not my friend.
I can see that because his parentsare the same age as you.
BJ. Yes, so his parentsare your parents who you're describing as jerks,
although you had a different word.Yeah, but see, well I
think they're fred jerks. Like they'reproperly away. They're properly distanced so that

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that Waldo can lead his own lifeand be autonomous. But they're cordial and
nice and loving and noticing their parents. So his grandparents, they have the
same relationship with their parents as youhad with yours. Oh that's what you
mean. They were jerks, theywere cold. So he can see the
way they're treating their parents with adifferent conversation than he's having with his parents.
Oh yeah, well that's see.And that's what I think is.

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I think it's I think that whatwal those parents are doing is the right
way to go. I think that'show all parents should be be cool to
your kids. Don't be church.You're gonna die early, but it's okay
because you from parents your kid.Can it be before this show ends?
Ah, that'd be great. Newsis coming up. Chris Novacelak has created
a new political party. Oh hashe? Yeah? Oh? Florida past

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or busted for stealing churches, notfrom churches, oh, stealing churches?
Yep? Okay? News after thefood Fighters, Why don't you point five
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ended, Nirvana's bassist and co founderis doing something new. Okay, He's
launching a political part. Oh wow? What. Chris Novacelk says that this
is a project to him that mirrorsthe goals of Nirvana, and it's called
the Cascade Party of Washington. Hesays, we are doing something. We're

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going to try to do something different, like be seminal. We're trying to
break ground. I'm looking for somethinglike that. It's not just your run
of the mill party. So he'sthe party chair and they're going to be
hosting conventions and then try to runon a presidential ticket. Because to run
for president you have to jump througha bunch of hoops, including be on
the ticket. Interesting, so Iguess you can't just have like a write

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in, So we couldn't have millionsof people write in Chris Novaselic. You
have to be listed on the partyah ticket, Okay, And I mean
you do see that. You'll seeall these other parties even though people go,
who the heck is that party?Who's that party? And then usually
you take a Republican or Democrat.Usually that's what people do. They are
saying that he needs to get athousand valid signatures to qualify as a bonafide

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party. So now he has anew band called the Bonafide Band that are
going to go and perform and getsignatures so that he can run on this
Okay, So okay, okay,I don't doubt that Chris is trying to
do something cool, because I mean, that's everything I've ever known about Chris
Is that's who he is. Buthe wants to run for president, but

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he wants to do it by doingthis new political party. And you know
what I believe is is that thisis what I want to believe about Chris.
I think he's just trying to getpeople unified with maybe a message that
is not a message about beating othersides up, is what I think.
And I think that's really cool.Well, I know he tried to run.

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I feel like it was mayor orsomething in Oregon. I can't remember
what he ran for. Yeah,I mean it's nice that he wants to
do that because a lot of peoplefeel like, I'm not even gon involved
in politics. I'll help out theworld in a different way, usually with
charitable efforts and stuff like that.I applaud anybody that wants to get into
the muck that is politics and tryto make a change. It is such
an uphill battle, in my opinion, just because of how broken the system

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is on either side. So butmore power to him if he makes it
work and he gets people to cometogether and helps unify folks that would normally
be on different sides of a table. I think that's great. Well,
I mean, so we have whorunning officially is it official yet? Who's
running on other political parties for president? I don't know except the two big

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boys, which I mean, it'sobvious that I don't know about the Green
Oh oh, he might be independent. I think I think he's independent.
Is that more than one independent?Ooh, that's a good question. You're
asking a guy that does not knowthat. I choose blissful ignorance in some
of this because the system is broken. I think we should get rid of
the electoral college. Like I thinkthere are a lot of problems. But

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I I know that RFK is running. I just don't know as what.
Yeah, that's why I thought.My brain is telling me independent. I
don't think it's he's libertarian, andthat's why I'm thinking he might be independent.
But he also, like Kris Novaselik, has a new party. Yeah.
Well, that's a good point.I don't know. Somebody who's got
somebody will text us or whatever.I'm sure at some point to let us

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know. I just like the ideaof anybody that will bring people together and
stop this. Oh my god,I'm going to attack the other side person
for all their bad qualities. I'mtired of it. I think everybody already
knows what they think about certain people. You're not going to change their mind.
What you will do is if youcan change a person's mind by if
you offer them something different that isn'talready slamming the person they like. Like,

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if you want someone not to votefor one guy, then give them
a different guy and stop slamming theguy you don't want them to vote for.
It has gotten really bad in thepast. Yeah, because I agree
that. You know, there area lot of people make the argument that
the two big guys, both ofthem, nobody likes either one. And
how many people do you hear saythat? How many people do you hear
go, I have to choose thelesser of evils. That's not good,

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No, I mean you you reallywant to choose somebody you like. I
mean, that's what it's supposed tobe, and it's not that way anymore.
Well, dads, if you wantyour daughter to have a good career,
you need to do the dishes.Ah, Yeah, I agree with
that. Researchers have discovered that fatherswho share home chores like dishwashing, laundry,

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and vacuuming tend to have daughters whoaspire to less traditionally female and potentially
higher paying careers. Oh, becausethey see what dad doing, what's considered
not the normal male stuff, soshe thinks she can do not the normal
female stuff exactly. Well, that'scool. So you could have a more
successful daughter by not saying that's women'swork. Do I have to say it

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in that voice? That's women's work. I'm not doing them dishes. That's
women's work. Okay, then,but you know, I mean there are
a lot of people who believe thatit's the easiest job in the world.
Though it's so zen. Yeah,let me have that job. Like people
who cook. I am so happythey're willing to cook. I'm like,
yeah, I'll do the dishes becauseI feel like cooking is so hard.
I mean it's sure, it isif you haven't been doing it for a

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long time. But yeah, Imean, dishwashing, laundry, vacuuming,
those are so simple. Yeah theyare. I mean, really, you
don't have it's like you if onlymy daughter though, because I tried to
train her and somehow all the clothesgot bleached the wrong color for some reason.
And I don't even think we hadbleach in the house. I don't
know how she did it. Soyou do her laundry. No, she
does her own laundry, but whenshe came over there and kick you.

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When she was younger, we tryto teach her how to do the laundry.
And I don't know if she wasbrilliant as a young person. Who
you know how young kids don't wantto do yours. She could have screwed
it up just so that we wouldnever ask her again. Probably, Yeah,
she's a brilliant kid. But outsideof my daughter, I think laundry
is really easy, and vacuuming isreally easy, and like, why wouldn't

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you want to do those zen jobs? You can zone out, get in
and just think of your thoughts andyou're making people happy. I don't know
why people resist this. I'm prettysure will those doctor rymage work? No?
I actually I hate starting it,but once I started, I love
doing it. It's like it clearsyour head, which one all of that.

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Yeah, there is a zen toit. I mean there really really
is. And you're right, Sarah. You know there are still men out
there, unfortunately, who are trappedinto the brain set that if I'm not
being manly, I'm not a man, and like what year is this?
It's like where have you been?Hulu is celebrating it's brat Pack documentary Brats,

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which reached number one on the charts. Oh, I didn't even know
this was out by streaming all ninebrat Pack films. So Andrew McCarthy interviews
his fellow Brat Pack members in thisdocumentary, talking about the label that they
got in the nineteen eighties and kindof breaking down the dynamic between the group
and there was some dating and turnsout to me Moore was an addict.

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And so this big documentary all aboutthe crew, which is Molly Ringwald to
me Moore, Andrew McCarthy, AliSheety, Judd Nelson, Emilio Estevez,
Rob Low, Anthony Michael Hall,and Matthew Broderick. Yeah, man,
oh I remember those guys. Sonine eighties classics starring these guys are all
streaming now on Hulu. That's reallycool. Plus the documentary. I'll have

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to give that a watch when theyget a chance. Now, Waldo,
do you know why they call themthe brat Pack? Like where they got
that name? I assume because theywere young brats like braddy kids. Well
kind of sort of. I meanthat it was a cute name because it
was a takeoff on the rat Pack, and because they were young and they
were in pet you know, theywere out there getting their like hey listen

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to us, and we're cool.They called them the brat Pack as a
play on that rat Pack. AndI wonder, like how many people like
Waldo even knew, or even peoplefrom our generation, like, you know,
do you know that that was sortof a playoff of the old Frank
Sinatra gang. Well, and someof them really didn't like the label.
Well, I can understand why it'snot a great label. Now, based
on fan feedback, Cheetos has reintroducedit's popular salsa Concaeso flavor two grocery stores.

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Okay, Cheetos after a four yearhiatus. I forget what that tastes
like. Is it hot or isit just a concaeso? Well, no,
that's sauce. That's sauce with cheese, right queso. And it doesn't
say flaming or anything like that.So I'm gonna guess that a fragile BJ
will be able to eat it.You know what, I like the brat
Pack. I'm not sure I likethat particular brand. It's time for to

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day? Is things or not?Right? In Florida? Start of the
day. Yay. A pastor hasbeen sentenced to thirty five years buying bars
for stealing churches. Okay, yeah, tell me again. You're saying stealing
churches not from churches, but actualreal estate. So this church, this
pastor and his non denominational you know, group of people had no physical location

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to preach, so he figured outa way to steal three churches, did
fraudulent property deeds listing a fake pastor. Wow, next level, So a
bunch of them are still listed underhis name fraudulently. You know, it's
interesting because I have been involved witha lot of different religions. It's amazing
how the ends justify the means.If the ends is God. I've heard

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some really horrific strategies, but they'regoing, it's for God, so we
can do it. And I'm like, whoa dude? This one is?
I think because he wanted to ownsome real estate. Yeah. Well,
you know what they say about Catholicism, at least I haven't heard, is
that the reason they wouldn't let priestsmarry is that way they that the property
would always stay in the church's name. That's ridiculous. Yeah, yeah,

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well, I don't think they knewthat back in the oldie timy days.
I don't think they had the trustback in those days, and that was
like, well, we can't letthe wife get it. So if he
doesn't have a wife, then youknow what, then the church gets it.
That's at least I don't know howtrue that rumor is, but that's
what I've heard about the Catholic Churchnot having a priest be able to marry.
It's all about real estate. OhFlorida, Oh Florida News. This

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a breaking story TMZ reporting Justin Timberlakewas arrested in New York for d w
I oh come on Justin. No. They say he was taken into custody
sag Harbor, so Long Island whereall the snoody rich people live. They
say he is currently in custody atthe Sag Harbor Police Station. Would not

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disclose any more information, but TMZis reporting arrested for driving while intoxicated.
Oh man. First of all,my advice is called Bradley Johnson. Seriously,
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I don't get it. I wouldnever drive if I didn't have to.

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You don't have Uber on your phone? Well okay, yeah, I'm just
saying that I would have my ownpersonal driver, is what I'm saying.
If I were super rich, I'dhave somebody who that was their whole job,
their whole life. Is Hey,Jimmy, Yeah, let's go.
I mean, even if you wantedthe autonomy, fine, you have to
know you can't get busted drunk driving. Well yes, and also you shouldn't

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be doing it let alone. Youknow, getting busted If you're a celebrity,
that's the bonus part because then youget to go have beverages. And
I mean ever since I watched thatTV show Heart to Heart. They had
Max the driver, and I said, I want a Max. I want
that guy. I want that guy. And I always thought, I want
to have Heart to Heart money.I want to be just like those two.
They had a happy marriage. Andhere's what I saw. It was

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money. Money made him fear intheir marriage. Money had them get a
driver. And that does what JustinBieber should have all of that. I
mean Justin Timberlake too, Yeah,j T should have all of that.
Yeah, Waldo, what is JustinTimberlake's net worth? Because seventy five dollars,
I'm gonna go with two hundred million, all right, it's prices,

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right, Waldough, But I'm notgoing to be a jerk. Did you
say seventy five dollars? I sure? I would you say two hundred million?
Yeah? I want to say twohundred and five million. Oh,
bj wins two hundred and fifty millionto fifty Maybe give me the money.
I'm coming down two one hundred andWhat did I do to desert? Anyway?

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All right, I'm sure you were. You were making a great point.
I'm sure Waldo interrupted you going twohundred and fifty million dollars and you
can't take an uber or hire aMax. You can't if you're JT.
You can't take an Uber, butyou can get a Max. Yes,
yeah, but I mean I getit because we see this with football players
all the time. You don't wantto you want to drive your fancy car.
You want to take pleasure out ofdriving your fancy vehicle. Fine,

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but if you got drunk, Iask someone to take you home. That's
why should only go day driving.If you got a car like that,
day driving, if it's after ifit's after five pm, there should be
a rule in your brain I willhave a driver. I don't get it.
I don't either. And you know, again, you're just in Timberlake,
like it's not cool. And he'sso fortunate that nobody got hurt.

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I mean that's the other thing,because if somebody got hurt because of this,
what a career rule? We stilldon't know. Yeah, you're right,
we don't have all the info.I mean, he's hurt my heart.
Does that count? You know?Because he's disappointed me. A record
held by the Grateful Dead for nearlyhalf a century was broken over the weekend.
What a concert by country legend GeorgeStrait in Texas had a reported attendance

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of one hundred and ten thousand,nine hundred and five George Straight, huh,
the largest ticketed single concert in UShistory. That is so awesome because
he's an old school country performer.It's nice to know that people still love
that guy. So the Grateful Deadset this record back in nineteen seventy seven.
Yeah, they were, you know, they people kind of like them.

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They went to Race Park in NewJersey and drew a crowd of one
hundred and seven and nineteen And nowGeorge Straight broke the record that has been
held for nearly half a century.One hundred and ten, nine hundred and
five ticketed people. That's I mean, that's that's that's a lot of people.
So there have been bigger concerts butfor free right, And have they

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been in this country? For oneperson, I know, Rod Stewart or
somebody went and did it outside ofthis country, correct, So Madonna,
Rod Stewart and some people like foreignpeople whose names we have recognized, they
have done it in other countries inside. Didn't the Gungham guy do good?
I don't know in another country?So here in the US it's now George
Strait. Yeah, and George Straight? Is he the exces in Texas?

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Guy? I left all my exersin Texas. Sure, I think that's
who George Strait is. I can'tremember Weald. This was the largest tickety
crowd there was. Glad you're listening, because that's exactly what I said three
times? Did you say who didit? Though? Eight hundred thousand people
by the New York Philharmonic. Ohno, I'm saying that. But this

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is making history because people paid.This was a ticketed event. Ah.
And so that's the difference. SoSimon and Garfunkel in Central Park, like
four hundred thousand people. Yeah,but people paid to go see George Straight
setting a record that had been heldfor half a century. What about our
record when we had our fiftieth anniversaryparty. I think it's I think twenty

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people paid and that was a record. Bonnaroo pulled a switcheroo with its Red
Hot Chili Peppers live stream over theweekend. Oh I see what you did.
The band's festival closing set had beenpromoted as part of Bonnaroo's live stream
on Hulu, but then they said, yeah, we're not going to show
that. What no explanation as towhy they didn't show the Chili Peppers,

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yes, which I think a lotof people were like, that's why we're
doing this. Yeah, super bizarre. Hello Hulu, what's the story?
I mean, I know that they'vehad a history of wearing socks on their
Who's Its, but I don't thinkthey did anything to warrant not showing them
on Hulu. Yeah, that's interesting. And by the way, I mean,
Hulu is a paid service anyway,though, Now Hulu's got the Disney

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thing, So do you think thatwas it? I mean, it's so
weird because Hulu usually Hulu has someedgy shows. They I don't understand why
they wouldn't show them. That's veryodd. And speaking of Who's Its?
Is post Malone gave Steve Oh atattoo he won't soon forget his first face
tattoo ever? Really a tattoo ofa who's It's on his right above his

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eyebrow. Okay, really Steve O. And Steve O is supposed to be
sober now yeah, I don't know. You know again, a Steve O's
what in his fifties? I feellike Steve you know, is Steve bo.
Seriously, you're gonna put up,you know, a phallic thing,
a phallac tattoo above your eyebrow.That's what you're doing. So I guess
he'd had this request since the lastJackass movie and Johnny Knoxville said, no,

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that's insane. And then you're gonnalook like a crazy person. You
can look like a d head literally, I mean, yeah, now he
is a d head because post malonetattoo too. Who's it's on his forehead?
Okay, And it's very rudimentary.It's not you know, like,
he's not like this real gifted tattooartist. It's not art. Okay,

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it's an outline, like cartoonish looking. I get it. It's kind of
cool. You got the guy who'sat least the most popular face tattoo guy
that we know giving you a facetattoo. I mean, I get it.
The concept is, but like infive years, people are gonna go,
what are you doing here, SteveO, what's that? What's this
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crazy stats about how good our pitchingis. Our starting pitching just insane.
Like you know, the last fivegames, I don't think we've allowed more
than two runs by each start,and a lot of them no runs.

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We're just our starters are insane.So let's go to Cleveland and make it
happen. Well, you can wintickets to the game on July second,
on Friday when we play where hasSarah's beaver Bin. We'll play at a
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done. Yes, I am atnineteen. But a pair in this next
story have done it much much fasterthan me. A pair of Astros fans
just completed the baseball vacation of alifetime, visiting thirty Major League ballparks in
thirty days. Wow. That's insane. That is wild, especially this time

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of year, like you know,because there are some cold, cold places.
So they started with the Miami Marlins, which makes sense because it's the
first for the South on the Eastcoast. Okay, And they wore Astros
jerseys to each game and then addedan iron on patch representing each stop.
Oh that's fun. And one ofthe guys says his favorite parks Rig Lee

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in Chicago, of course, PNCPark in Pittsburgh, Okay, but his
hometown crowd in Houston is his ultimatefavorite. Really it is. It is
a great fan base. I willsay it was fun. I thought going
to a game there was really funin Houston. Yeah, all right,
I guess I'm just a park snoband I've heard PNC Park is a good
park. But how could you notrate Team Mobile because Team Mobile is considered

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like the second best park at leastfor food. Well, I mean maybe
they're maybe they have bad taste puts. Yeah, you're right. I mean
they are from Houston. The Stormtomorrow face the Aces at seven and it
in basketball history was made last night. Oh really, it's Aliberg. Time
to say it again, Boston,anything's possible. Spanner number eighteen has been

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secured. The Celtics are NBA champions. So it was a three. They
had been leading three to one andeveryone's like, yeah, they're gonna they're
gonna wain it back at home,and it was nice to see Al Horford
finally win because he's been in theleague for like seventy years. Dude is
ancient and hadn't won yet. Sonice to see them win in front of

(28:33):
the hometown crowd. I think nowthey have one more championship than the LA
Lakers. Yeah, so history,it's the most of anyone. Yeah.
And now, I mean that's alwaysa feather in your like that's that rivalry
could come back again, because youknow, that was something that the Lakers
were always proud of that they finallygot more championships than the Celtics. And
now it's back the other way.Yeah, exactly. I saw Donnie Wahlberg.

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buying house is something a lot ofAmericans dream about. Yeah, a lot
of young Americans wonder if they're evergoing to be able to do that.
But a lot of people wonder,well, what happens if you move in
and then find out something about yourneighbors? Oh? Yeah, So a
couple took to social media not surewhat to do about their new home purchase
because their neighbors turns out walk aroundthe garden naked. What they like naked

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gardening, And they said it wouldn'tbe that big of a problem if it
was a solid fence. But it'sa chain link fence. Oh no,
that's not thank you never know whatyou're moving into. I mean, I
don't think you're allowed to do that. Even if it's if you can be
seen naked in public, that's notlegal. I think it is if it's

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on your own property. I'm notsure about that. Well, I guess
they're going to try to do something. Yes, it begs the question,
have you had an unusual interaction witha neighbor, good or bad? You
know, having a naked neighbor isn'tnecessarily good. Not's necessarily bad. But
sometimes we've had good interaction. Iguess it depends on what the neighbor it
looks like. Yes, if it'sChris Hemsworth, you're probably like, okay,

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But right now you can call eighthundred two five two one oh two five
and join our conversation. Have youhad an unusual interaction with a neighbor,
good or bad? And we're talkingabout this because a couple moved into their
house. They went and looked atit, obviously, and had no idea
until the weather warmed up that theneighbors like to garden nicked and they have

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a chainley fence so they can seethem out there in their birthday suits.
Guardinia is just flying everywhere. Lily'severywhere. I mean, this is a
boy. Eight hundred two five twoone o two five text nine zero six
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feature on the free iHeartRadio app joI'm at City texted. We woke up

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on a snowy Christmas morning to findthat the neighbor's dog had eaten our bunnies.
Oh that's so sad. Oh boy, yeah, that you have those
outdoor animals, they will go afterthe bunnies. Connie and Pew Wallup said,
when we lived in California, ourneighbor let us use an artist space

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in her backyard. So we haveall these family pictures of the kids in
the backyard creating artwork. That's sweet. Oh all right, I mean that's
a good neighbor story. Yeah,And I mean you can't have both.
You just never know. I wonderif I have any good neighbor stories.
I feel like there is. They'reall bad. I mean, I'm sure

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they're good. I mean there wasone time. I think I think my
daughter was the good neighbor, andthen they returned the favor, like on
Halloween, my daughter rather than justlike because nobody came trick or treating and
we never get trick or treaters.So she decided, well, I know
there are kids in this neighborhood.They probably go to other places. So
she made she and her husband andmade Halloween baskets and just left him on
the doorsteps. Of all of theneighbors that had kids in our little cul

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de sac, and they were verytouched by it because they didn't cut because
they and I think everyone felt like, oh, wow, we didn't go
to their house. That's kind ofa bummer. They probably had all this
extra candy they did. They returnedthe favor and gave us Christmas baskets of
candy. Wow, that was nice. Yeah, it was like, oh,
this is kind of cool because neighborskind of don't talk to each other
anymore. I think in a lotof situations. Well, I had a

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neighbor in Philadelphia and we lived inan apartment. We were on the top
floor and we had balconies, andso we started talking to the people next
door to us, and they invitedus over and we sat outside and they're
like, well, let's let's dosome tequila shots. We have this really
nice bottle that we'd got in Mexico. Okay, sounds like a great idea.
So they pour us all shots andthere's a candle going and I think

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that he must have spilled some becausenext thing we knew, their entire balcony
was on fire. Oh damn.And we run in the house. I
don't have a fire extinguisher, sowe started throwing flour on it. Apparently
that's the wrong thing to do.Oh boy, Yeah, we didn't hang
out with them again. I don'tblame you. They lit their house on
fire. Wow, you know,I gotta tell you. I don't know
if you've seen these ads, andmaybe I'm an idiot. I haven't used

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them yet, but Prepared Hero hasthese fire blankets and they're really like you
just supposedly pull them out of thebag and open up the blanket and it'll
just douse any it'll just stop anyfire, any kind of fire at all.
Do you have one? I havemeltiple around the house. And I
might be the idiot that paid forhim, but they got they got fire
guys coming on there, like realfire looking dudes. They claim to be
firemen and they go, you don'tneed water, you don't need don't put

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any what are you doing this fire? What are you doing that fire?
And they're on people like, oh, they're putting them like you guys putting
the wrong thing, causing more blaze. And then this guy comes out like
Superman, just goes pulls this outof the packet, opens it up and
throws it on the fire. Done. You are such an over preparer.
Yes, Like underneath my kitchen sink, I have a fire extinguisher. Oh

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yeah, but that gets all messy. If you have a fire extinguisher,
then it's raise that crap everywhere andruin stuff. So you're gonna throw a
blanket on your fire? This isnot a regular blanket, Sarah, You're
just gonna throw a blanket people ofthe house crying and screaming. No,
I have these everywhere. I'm like, under the cabinet. I do it.

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I have them everywhere. My daughteris like, what are you doing.
I go, there's a fire blanketthere, there's a fire blanket there?
And I also do have I dohave like the portable can spray you're
supposed to use, like you haveyou seen those? It's not a fire
extinguisher, but it's a can ofextinguisher. Why you laughing? Waldough?
You know what, when you're burning, you'll call me, can you bring
a fire blanket? Plays on burning? So didn't you get a regular blanket?

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What just use that because that maynot dust the whole fire. This
is a wool blanket. It willyou say that? Yes? What about
a gas fire. What about anelectrical fire? You guys think you know
everything. This is a real firemancame on with TV and told me this.
At your house you have gas appliances, yes, sure, yeah,
but been my shore well and alsosevery once in a while, some people

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that are visiting your house have gas, so you never know when a cast
fire could break out. Somebody justtexted the fire blankets were great and they're
reusable. Why do you know thatthose fires have you had to put out
with your fire blanks. It probablyinvited people like you over to their deck
and you're knocking candles over, settingeverything on fire, blaming it on the
poor owners. Someone else just textedEvidently BJ does not understand they make CO

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two fire extinguishers. There's no powderthat gets everywhere. Oh yeah, I
don't know. I don't know thisstuff. I have the stuff that just
comes out. You have a giantblanket, You're the weird neighbor. I
have a blanket that will save yourlife. And also, what if you
have to run out of the building. I can wrap myself in this blanket
and the fire will not touch me. I hope. Wel though, have

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you had interaction with a neighbor thatwas good or bad, terrible interaction.
Their dogs screamed out of their house, went and picked up our little like
puppy dog at the time, andjust ran down the street with it and
the guy. The guy sat theresmoking a cigar the entire time, and
my brother like was screaming at him, and then they fought. And yeah,

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oh so your brother ended up gettingin a fisticuffs with this guy.
Yeah, because he just let hisdog pick up our dog and then he
had to get like surgery and hadthe tubes out of him with the tone
like, oh no, let meask him, ques did the guy fight
with the cigar in his mouth?Because that would have been hardcore? Yes
he did, He didn't. He'sjust like, come on here, did
he do like the old fisted cupboxing moves like they do like in all
the cartoons? But your duke caredno. But the whole neighborhood heard what

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happened, and they all like turnedagainst him and we chased him out of
the neighborhood. Oh that's awesome.I love that bad neighbors, suck man,
they do like you know, Imean, I had the dog poop
neighbor who said he was gonna putcameras up because he didn't believe his dog
was pooping on my lawn. AndI was like, dude, we haven't
had a dog in this neighborhood.And forever you move in, you've got
this gigantic dog that you let runaround the neighborhood. And all of a

(38:58):
sudden, I have these igantic deposits. Why don't you think it's your dog?
Oh, it's gotta be somebody else. Are your shirt? It's not
somebody else's dog. I'm like,uh no, I'm pretty sure it's your
dog. And he was gonna putcameras up to prove me wrong. And
I'm having this conversation with this guymy neighbor. I'm like, as his
dog is like running, I seehis dog just running all over the place
in the neighborhood. I'm like,dude, you don't even know if your

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dog's taking a drop right now.I mean, come on, man,
So what happened? Did you,like Waldo chase him out of the neighborhood.
Yeah, eventually I did, becauseI just told him I go if
I told him, I said,if this happens again, I'm just going
to pick it up and put iton your lawn in that way. If
you don't have a problem with that'sfine. If I have to pick it
up, you're going to be therecipient. And did you is this the

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reason that you wound up getting afake lawn? Maybe somebody just texted how
many fire blankets does it take tocover up BJ's artificial lawn when it catches
on fire this fourth of July?Okay, that may also be a good
reason, because you just said mylawn. Supposedly these lawns that I have
are not flat, very flammable.And why do you fifteen fire? Because

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a fire could break out anywhere inyour home and you want quick access.
Everybody make you guys can make funof me, But I got news for
you. I will not have aproblem because I will be able to put
out a fire, any any kindof fire, any kind of fire.
Open this blanket up and it willquench the fire or not quench but daus,
whatever it is. I had agreat neighbor just up until maybe two

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or three years ago. My neighborChris, used to invite everybody on the
street, you know, everyone hewas friends with, over every Halloween and
he would provide knives and pumpkins,and we'd have a big pumpkin carving party.
Oh did you Yeah? It wasreally fine. I wouldn't give you
a knife. I don't think Ido that technically. It's one of those

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blades that's designed specifically to cut pumpkinslike you get them at. You don't
think you can cut a human withthose. I can find out. I
don't come closer. That's why Iwouldn't give you what. By the way,
I know a lot of people wantto know this because they're not as
mean as you and Waldo. Thecompany's called Prepared Hero. We don't care
if you want to check about thisfire. Yeah. As a matter of
fact, somebody from our sales departmentshould contact the good folks have Prepared Hero.

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I am a proud owner, andI'd be glad to be a Steve
Blanket, and I will be gladto endorse their product. Dear Prepared Hero,
I think your product's amazing, eventhough I work with savages. How
much do they cost you, weirdo, I don't know how much they cost.
Do you think I pay attention tothese things? No, I think
they're affordable. How much does yourlife cost? Sarah Safe Time to play

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Are you ready for your first question? Sure? All right, here
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David l Rot. That is incorrect. Alan. You can still do it,
buddy, got to get the nexttwo correct. This clothing item gained
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not gonna get it. You pickany item of clothing. Take a shot,
buddy, Oh you know what anitem of clothing is? I'm sorry?
Are you a nude gardner? I'mnot sure what's going on over here?
Alright? Greg is in Federal Way? Hi? Greg? What's up?
Greg? So? Gary, doyou know what member of Extreme was

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also the lead singer? I don'tknow Dan Halen. I don't know if
Gary knows, but Greg might know. Hi? Greg, Hey, Jimmy,
do you want to play a gameof Greg? Greg? Yeah?
All right? So what member ofExtreme was also a member of Van Halen?
Like lead singer? There we go? Yes, could be also because

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I accidentally gave him a hint.Yeah, that's perfect. That might be
his though. All right, Greg? Did you know the second one?
This clothing item gained popularity in thenineteen seventies. The brand was called Members
Only and they only made one clothingitem. What was this item? Don't
say thing about Blake one to eightytwo, Sarah, they made jackets.
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you can find him online Goldberg Jonesdot com. Dozens of people were able
to get back safely on the groundafter being left dangling upside down fifty feet

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in the air in Oregon. Ohwhat was going on? Oaks Amusement Park
in Portland. The atmosphere fear Oh, I get it, which spins people
around high up in the air,got stuck at as highest point, leaving
twenty eight riders upside down for halfan hour. Oh that's not cool.
The blood to your head like that? Oh oh, I think I would

(45:46):
self combust. Yeah that's oh fora half hour, and that would feel
like forever. First responders were calledin and had to work with park staff
members to lower the riders safely tothe ground and the cause of the malfunctions
on investigation. Everyone's okay, nobodyfell out. That's nice and all.
But I hear more and more ofthese stories. I don't think I want

(46:06):
to go on rides anymore. Idon't think you should thank you move over.
Pickleball. There is a new gamesweeping the nation called pepper Pong.
Pepper Pong, pepper pong, Whatis that? Yeah, I'm not familiar
with this one, but they sayit is a space saving social alternative to

(46:27):
traditional ping pong, and this issomething that people are able to play in
hotel rooms, little bedrooms, andthey say pepper pong gets people moving and
going. But they said it's alsovery fun and you don't need a full
sized table. This guy sells aset for seventy bucks with paddles and he
has sold ten thousand sets. WHOA, So you bja moved into the little

(46:52):
basement to your house. Yes youcould. And you're like, I'm not
any space, I just need morespace, And that's exactly it was,
like you were there yesterday, soyou could play pepper pong and not need
a full sized ping pong. Soit's a mini ping pong table probably.
And are the paddle I got tosee pictures of this, like are they
regular sized paddles and regular sized pongballs or waldo? Do you know?

(47:15):
From the website it looks like it'sjust kind of like a fold up net
and you can set across any table. Oh, and so you can turn
any space into a ping pong space. Yeah, and do you still use
the same size pong balls? Idon't know what they call them the balls,
and it looks like you know thoselittle ping pong size but their phone
balls. Yeah, like one ofthose. Oh and when you slap it

(47:36):
with your hand or do you havea paddle? You have a paddle.
Oh, this actually looks really coolyou okay? Waldo? All right,
waldo? You know what uh birthday'scoming up? Yeah, you want to
would you like a pepper ball?A pong? Oh? Okay, pepper
ball is something else? Don't askfor that. Researchers at Michigan State University

(47:57):
now say honeybees can detect love cancer. Really now you know that they've had
cats and dogs get trained to sniffout cancer. Yes, and so like
if there's a old story is ifyou ever, like in an old age
home and the cat comes and sitson your bed, You're like, oh
man, no, get away fromme, Garfield, go get some lasagna.

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I don't have cancer. A teamused three D printed harnesses to hold
live bees and attach an electrode totheir brain. The bees were presented with
mixtures that replicated human breath of someonehealthy and human breath of someone with lung
cancer. The honey bees could distinguishbetween the two smell your breath and determine

(48:38):
which person had cancer. Oh boy, did a little electrode stuck on their
heads? But how about we justlet humans smell people's breath because we're dumb,
I mean, know what I mean. But we can't smell cancer.
Well, that's what I'm wondering.I wonder if we can. I mean,
I wonder if somebody's got cancer,so their breath is bad, but
a human can't smell it. Ah, So you mean that's the problem.

(48:59):
That's so. It's so far it'sdogs, cats, and now bees.
There are some people I know withthat perhaps I even work with. I
will not mention their names. Iswear to God something's wrong with them with
their breast. Really. Oh,it's just like, you know, I
feel like you're looking at me,but you're always looking at me. Yeah
no it's not you. No,you're fine. But I'm just saying,
it's just so embarrassing when you're talkingto somebody, and of course they have

(49:21):
to be close talkers. They're alwaysclose talkers, and they're melting my face.
It's just like, hey, letme tell you. I'm like,
oh god no. So then Itry to breathe through my mouth, but
then I can taste it in mymouth and I'm like, and so I'm
like, oh no, so Iswear to God, they have something.
It could be cancer, it couldbe salmonilla. Something's going on in that

(49:45):
person, liptosis. And look,how is that person interacting with human Like
they have a job where they interactwith other humans. I just feel like
they can't be representing our company ina fine way when basically they're flamethrowing people
to death with their breasts. Man, I want to go into the big
boss and go I think we justtake this person out of the field and
have you tried to in the wholelike, oh, here's a breath strip.

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Oh, I don't think that willwork. I don't think that's enough
that bad. I feel like Ineed to go up there with a fire
STINGERI sure would just go open yourmouth. I wondering if I know who
it is. But I don't getas close to people as you do.
No, I know, And Imean I try to be friendly you.
I know you, you're really good. You're like, oh, I know
I have something else to do rightnow, and you're just running. But

(50:28):
I also have a space thing,like, don't stand so close to me.
Yeah, you're like the police,you know, and it's like young
teacher name Sarah, get your badbreath away from me. Have you been
holding on to your old t shirtsfeaturing your favorite bands and musicians things?
This is going to disappoint me.This story is going to disappoint me.
A lot of people are hoping they'llbecome valuable, Yes, because things become

(50:51):
collectible. That's the whole society.Not the case now, they said,
unless it's extremely rare, and youknow, if like you think, oh,
I have this vintage Queen shirt,yes, and Queen's a great band.
And if I had an original evena vintage rare Queen tour short from
shirt from nineteen seventy eight is upon eBay for nine dollars and forty nine

(51:15):
cents. And yet like what yougot a Beanie Baby or some you know,
maybe some of these funko pops.What makes something collectible? Because I
would think that would be a coolthing. Your average concert tour shirt from
the nineteen seventies will make you lessthan the cost of shipping. If you're
hanging onto this stuff, it's timeto let it go. Yeah, man,
I mean when you think about it. It's not some of them.

(51:37):
Are they not even like worth thecost of a regular T shirt today?
Like could I take my Queen shirtand you know, buy an d Shearing
shirt or something? I mean,or would I still have to pay more
relentlessly if you buy yourself an edgeShearing shirt. Oh you know what I
mean. Listen, the guys gettalent, so they said. The one
exception that they have found is anEagles T shirt in mint condition from four

(51:57):
decades ago. Oh okay, likeHotel California style. Yeah, but who
has that mint condition? Yeah youknow? Yeah, I mean you literally
you can't have worn it. Youjust have to like put it away.
And is that what's that worth?Like ten bucks? Geez we Although I
have bad news for you, myfriend. Uh oh exactly. There is
a surgeon who is warning people toquit drinking energy drinks because they cause baldness.

(52:24):
Oh oh too late, Yeah,too late? Oh that's true.
Whoa dude, Sorry, bad news, Waldo. I now know why you're
bald. So here's I don't understandbecause people go bald. But I do
feel like there's a lot more baldpeople. But it could because they just
they've decided to just go fully baldrather than do the friar tuck. Look,
but the energy drink supposedly allegedly aremaking people even balder. Yeah,

(52:46):
they're saying selenium and vitamin a aretoxic when taken in high doses and can
be a trigger for losing your hair, and especially it can lead to some
people getting alopecia. Alopecia and thennext thing you know, Will Smith is
slapping you around. The guy withthe thickest head of hair in this whole
building drinks like two three energy drinksa day. Who's that? That guy?

(53:10):
The guy the caub with the thickhair that's door to you. Yeah,
that guy. Oh, he whoshall not be named on another radio
station. Yes, so he drinks. He drinks a lot of energy drinks.
Yeah. Wow. And he's gothe's got thick hair, big full
hair. Wow? So or doeshe? What if that's a too pey?

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Pays are coming back, Yeah theyare. I will give you two
dollars j if you go over andpull it. You want me to go
to a co worker and try topull off their alleged to pay. Yes,
how do you think that's going toend for me? All right time
to get the boss on the phone. Yeah, we're gonna bring him in

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and say, hey, look,it's for the radio. It's a bit
I feel so what do you thinkcan we do this? You know it's
not you, Yeah, it's allof our cover. Our boss does not
have a buldake head of hair.Our boss has no hair. I mean
he has a little bit. Iwant to tell he should go bald,
or he should do like I do, you know what? He should probably

(54:13):
just stop showing up. But howabout it to pay? I think it
would be weird to see certain peoplewith a two pay though indeed, you
know, oh yeah, if Ijust showed up with like, you know,
a grate full like Greg brady Frow, that's what I should do.
I should show up with a Gregbrady Frow. Well, like I said,
I hear they're coming back, sowhy not. I'm ready to go.
I mean, I don't know ifyou saw this, By the way,

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somebody put it on the internet,a memo from one of the production
guys to Gene Roddenberry saying that WilliamShatner took four two pays and they're gonna
have to get new ones. Andhe lists the costs, and he was
like somehow, William said he wasgonna borrow these two pays, and you
know what, they haven't come back. Two new ones are worth two hundred
bucks apiece. He took a coupleof years once that worth one hundred bucks

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apiece. And I'm laughing my buttoff readings because William Shatner has sworn forever
that he does not have two pays. And meanwhile, here's a letter from
the dude going Williams took our twopays. He took the hair pieces.
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