FRIDAY 10-17-25

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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up?

Speaker 2 (00:11):
Does Wake Up?

Speaker 3 (00:15):
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one show breaks all the rules to deliver entertaining, compelling,
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Speaker 2 (00:38):
And this show.

Speaker 3 (00:41):
Isn't it?

Speaker 2 (00:44):
What's up? Man? Good morning? Held me? What's going on?
You know what's creepy? Yeah? Go ahead. You know, I'm
staying at my mom's house because she's at hospice right,
so I'm staying there so she has like twenty four
seven care. Dude, it's so creepy. And I know people
have felt with this, know what I'm talking about. You

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can just smell death, Jesus, come dude, No, I'm not, dude,
I'm not making I'm like, I'm not making a joke
of it. Like there's just a smell of it. And
it's like it's like, okay, it's looming, Like even like
the nurses over yesterday and she's like they probably got
a couple of days they smelled like death in here. Yeah,
it's like, oh boy, and that's you know, that's probably

(01:26):
the smell of I don't know, clothes and moth balls
and old people's skin, and it's just it's just it's
the smell of death and nurses know that smell too.
It's just it's that and it's like it's like a man.
And then it's like could you could you live in
a house where someone dies in that's the thing too. Yeah, well,
because it wasn't a like a real murder when you're

(01:47):
almost spatted in there, it's place when you're in hospice.
You don't call nine one one, you call the hospice place.
So she's gonna be laying there dead for a while. Yeah.
I think a guy died in our brigotine house. I
was like one hundred and two years old. We bought it.
Like everything was out, his slippers, remote controls. So it's
like either he died in the house, which I heard
they picked him up took him out, or also, you know,

(02:09):
dying there and then he took him away. Yeah, yeah,
it's kind of weird. Yeah, dude, it kind of yeah,
it's uh yeah, it's a it's all of bumer. Man,
it sucks. And then Ace Freely dies from kiss how
about my mom outliving Ace Freely? How about that? How
about that? Yeah? Just by a couple of days. Death
going on with you, dude, Yeah, yeah, I love and
I feel bad because I feel like I can't mourn

(02:30):
Ace's death. I love Ace Freely, yeah, because I'm dealing
with my mom stuff. But uh yeah, shout out the
Ace man. You know, dude, he was the guy in
Kids like You. Do you know how many bands started
because of Ace Freely? Yeah? Because kids saw him and
worshiped him and then picked up a guitar and started

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to play. And I mean you name it, man, Every
band from the late eighties into the grunge movement worshiped lit.
Lick was band lit my own worst enemy, biggest hit
of the nineties, all from a Freely, all from a
some rock news knowledge for you people, Well, we'll get

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into it. Rock news will be all dedicated to the
great space. It's what about Ace dies right now? You
want to remember Ace, but then your mom passes and
now she overshadows his death. I invited Ace to my
mom's funeral. It's gonna but he's not gonna make it
because he's dead. Everybody it is fried a death sucks.
We are going to uh, We're gonna find a z

(03:34):
XL workforce and for the day. You can win two
things this morning or one thing. Uh no, this one thing?
This is uh crap, hold on, oh was this the
uh the ocean? Yeah, okay, this is a good hold on,
hold on, but the thing already happened and we were giving.

Speaker 4 (03:50):
It a lease.

Speaker 2 (03:51):
Okay, hold on. Oh yeah, did you go to that
no screen, No, Unfortunately, I'm kind of busy with other stuff.
Oh wow, thanks mom. I'll get back to you. I
believe we have one hundred bucks to ocean. Okay, but
I'll get back to you on that one. I believe.
Because it's Friday, right, Yeah, yeah, I have a live
have a lot going on behind the scenes, and my

(04:14):
phone won't charge. So Friday, everybody Football Friday, everybody? So yeah,
so I got yeah, and the Pride of Audubon Joe
Flacco shout out to Joe Flacco doesn't cover the five
and a half spread the Old Man Bowl last night.
That's all bad. Yeah, one hundred point seven. The XL,
South Jersey's rock station z XL do it live. I

(04:38):
can go all write it and we'll do it live.
And things sucks. I'm Scotty. Good morning, you're some news
faux us on a Friday. An Atlantic City woman has
been charged with manslaughter after a mother of two was
found dead in her apartment last weekend. Sianna Barnes was

(04:59):
arresting connection with the death of a thirty four year
old Christina Burdette, where Dette was found dead last Saturday
inside her apartment on the two thousand block of Sharing
An Avenue of Jesus. President Donald Trump refiled his fifteen
billion dollar lawsuit against The New York Times on Thursday,
after a federal judge previously rejected the original suit due
to its length. The amended complaint, filed in the US

(05:20):
District Court of Florida's Middle District in Tampa, accuses The
New York Times of defamation, citing two articles published in
twenty twenty four and a book authored by two Times
reporters last year. He's seeking fifteen billion dollars in damages. Yeh.
By the way, he was bitching a moment about his
Time magazine cover. I get it. That is that's a

(05:41):
really bad picture. It's from underneath. You could see the
skin on his neck, the Turkey neck. Yeah, and his hair.
I get it, man, I get why you know what
it is is he made Time magazine and he wanted
to take a shot at him, so they took the
worst picture, which why you don't get approval for that.
Have The article is a pretty positive article, Yeah, but
it's an awful picture. Who's gonna read the article? Mortgage

(06:03):
rates fell for a second week in a row. Mortgage
byer Freddy Mack announced that yesterday Freddy Mack's latest primary
mortgage market survey showed the average rate on the benchmark
of a thirty year fixed mortgage decrease to six point
two seven percent from last week six point three percent.
That's still not great. That's news. What about sports? The

(06:24):
Old Man Bowl happened last night Thursday Night Football was
the Bengals versus the Steelers. Aaron Rodgers Joe Flacco, both
in their forties.

Speaker 4 (06:33):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (06:33):
I think Aaron Rodgers called it the Icy Hot Bowl,
which is a great meme. So Joe Flacco Pride of
Autubn beats the Steelers thirty three thirty one. The NFL's
rigged Man Eagles Vikings. That's gonna be one o'clock on Sunday.
Flyers lost to the Jets five to two. They are
off tonight. There you go that's news. That's sunny today.

(06:54):
Hi up to sixty four clear tonight over forty three
tomorrow for your Saturday sunclouds high up to sixty seventy
four outside right now.

Speaker 5 (07:01):
One.

Speaker 2 (07:01):
Hunch point sevens the XL South Jerseys Rock station, z
XL Morning Show. Hunch point seven's the XL South Jerseys
rock stations the XL Morning Show. So maybe Gary g
is right, Gary ge Garcia, the Great Gary g Garcia
from ac jokes dot Com. Yeah, he said I'm a
cock to my wife. I let my wife just run
all over me. He did. There was one morning. So

(07:23):
he comes in, does Conspiracy Corner with us once a week,
and it was one morning he came in. He was hot.
He he came in hot, and he was aimed at you. Yeah,
oh yeah, and videos we put up online and he
beat up. He beat up you, yeah about stuff you
put up with your wife online and and yes, he
called you a cock. Yes. And then he called me
that afternoon to talk about how you want to launch
some new mobile comedy show. I'm like, dude, you just

(07:45):
ripped me apart. You don't call me the same day? Yeah,
how about you call it? You call to apologize. My
wife loved it though, because they's like, that was great radio.
I was like, yeah, because I was getting beat up
because of you. You're getting busted because of me? Oh
because yeah? Because yeah? Well because I wasn't hell, because
I was in the back. I was the hype man.
I'm like, yeah, he is a cuck. You got Gary,
You're right, My damn Gary, what are you talking about today?

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And if you don't know what a cuck is, it's
a guy who uh now, I guess it came from
the porn world. It's a guy who watches his wife
have sex with another man. Now that didn't happen, but
it's also something that a guy just bounced down and
lets his wife run all over. Well, that's what that's
where the origin started. Yeah, it was. So there's a
there's a that's what. Okay. One of my favorite things

(08:28):
that I learned a couple of months ago. When you
go into a hotel, right and you're staying at a
normal hotel, there's always that chair in the corner that's
actually called the cuck chair. So that's why, because because
that's where the husband sits and then watches his wife
get railed on the on the hotel bed. Now, this
isn't why I brought it up. This has nothing to
do with why I say. I'm that's what. But that's

(08:49):
what it is. I get it. Yeah, you're watching some
other guy just to stare. But that's but what that's
the whole thing is like you're emasculated. That's what. That's
what I was yesterday. Yeah, so yes, I'm laying in bed.
My wife Now she gets home from work, she does,
she starts, Okay, were you laying in bed when she
got home from work? Yeah, because I was, Uh yeah,
I was pretty bag up yesterday. I'm not feeling very well.

(09:11):
You little congestice probably what she didn't want to see.
But okay, well I was taking I was trying to
power Now. I wasn't feeling good yesterday again. Yeah, yeah,
I'm feel a little under the weather right now, which
I thought I went out for. I went out because
I know garlic's good for a cold. Yeah. So I
went out with the kids yesterday and we went to
this little die bar and I had garlic parm bow lists.

(09:33):
So let me get this straight. Yeah, your wife after
a long day of work, Yeah, she comes home, you're napping. Yeah,
and then you decide that you're gonna go eat wings
because the garlic from the garlic farm wings will help
out with my cold. Okay, I'm I think I'm on
team wife at this point. So now she's cleaning out
her closet because she has a bunch of stuff in it, which,
by the way, she can pull bags and bags out,

(09:54):
and somehow it just it doesn't ever make a dent
into the closet. It was shocking. My wife will pull
pie clothes out of her closet and nothing ever changes
it Like a magic bag, it just keeps filling back
up and coming. So now she has her closet. I
don't have any I have no access to anything in
our room. No, I have no dressers. Nothing I get
I get dressed in the spare bedroom. I have not
one piece of clothing in that area. She has a

(10:15):
nice little walking closet. We redid it. I put the
nice things in there. Now outside that we have across
in that bathtub that nobody uses. We have a huge cabinet.
It's a beautiful cabinet. We keep our towels in there.
It smells nice, like the core the Q tips going there.
It's it's like, it's a nice cabinet, it's a pill tree,
it's a pantry closet in a bathroom I have for
bathroom stuff. And I have the same tub that no

(10:38):
one ever uses. I like that your wife uses. It
has a hamper. What's that the tub that no one
ever uses? There are things piled on the side of it,
traped over top of it. Dude, I'm with you. Yeah,
And it's like, it's like, get I'd rather have a
huge walking shower than have this stupid tub. Now, the
only thing I have access to is my my vanity
and everything underneath. And that's where I pile all my

(10:58):
stuff under Like you know, they just raised a whole bathroom.
Did you really down the hallway to a whole another bathroom?
And I gave up my bathroom, whole big bathroom to
my wife. I was like, you just take this. I'm
gonna have my own bathroom. All I have is little
vanity in underneath. Now she's now, she's she's rummaging around
in the bottom there. It's like, well, what are you doing?
So I Im making room for the towels. It's like,
why the towels go into this cabinet? She has now

(11:21):
taken this big, huge cabinet that all these little toilet
trees and stuff. And again it's our bathroom. No one
ever sees his bathroom other than her and I and
the kid that he's taking a shower. So now this
cabin is no longer used for towels and Q tips.
So what are we using it now for? It's a
display case for what? For her shoes? It's herthroom. Bro
nobody will see it. She wants to who would I

(11:42):
marry Mariah Carey? She now walks by it. Has I
look at She has her cowboy boots that she buys
every time we go to Nashville. She buys boots. That's
what women do. Yeah, all the women do. That has
her purse is displayed, her boosts displayed. Now under my
bedroom kicking out and there's towels stuffed in the bottom
of my van. I was like, okay, I got I
got nothing. Man. Here's what you do. You take your

(12:04):
arm and like you're you're you're swiping a bar. You
just take all that stuff and just rip it off
the shelf, and you go, no, this is ridiculous, This
is dude. I'm not kidding. My wife is three closets, three,
not one, not two, three closets. It gets out of control.
It's not so have a display case her and I

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and I don't want to say I don't care about anything.
I like to open up the door, grab my towel
in the shower, and that's it. Like what do you
display displaying for what? Like I bathroom except you, Oh,
no one sees it. But now I look at it
this morning. There's no towels, nothing's in there. And see
that's its boots. I'm like, I don't see. I got

(12:47):
a weird thing about shoving stuff on their sinks too,
because I feel like that's a forgotten zone where when
you put stuff under the sink and you just forget
about it. Under the kitchen sink, dude, under the kitchen
sink is like you put stuff down there and it's
just you forget about it and never see it ever.
If you ever need, like I don't know, I need
a couple of trash bags, a little small like like

(13:07):
grocery bags or something. There's stuff under that's where things go.
There's going to open up and see it. I think
I got a fire extinguisher under my sinker, and that's
and maybe I don't know, maybe like rat not rat,
a bug spray and that's about it. A display case
for what. Yeah, just SI head back down with I
just rested. I was like, I can't even go there.

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My wife will use that excuse like, oh, no one
ever comes up to our bedroom, right because I I'll
say to her, I go, our bedroom is like it's
out of control, and she's like, well, no one ever
comes up here. And I was like, we're gonna have
company over, and dude, don't you know every time the
company ends up in our bedroom? I go, Babe, I'm
like like, like, that's why I want our room to
look good like I wanted to, because I know what happens.

(13:51):
She's not ready yet. Her girlfriends come over. So what
happens They go up to our bedroom and hang out
with her while she's getting ready. And my wife were
in your bedroom ye because we got there early. We're
going out somewhere to go do something, and we swung
up there in the area and I'm like and I'm like, yeah, babe,
like this is like, this is why I want the
bedroom to be organized all the time. About that you're
in the bedroom. How about that I'm in the bedroom

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like it's my sanctuary. I don't want to look at
this now again. You know whatever, Maybe I am going
to move into the spare bedroom. Maybe this is my calling.
So when we went to the spare bedroom, so what
we took away from this is your cock one hundred percent.
I let her do it, Okay, all right? Uh? Look
we have what if I came up, I said, I
want to display some football helmets in the bathroom in
the do that I got a soccer trophy from Uh,

(14:33):
I don't know it's I think it's like nineteen eighty one. Well,
I was on a soccer team. We were undefeated. It's
the Pele Award. Maybe I don't even get a shelf man.
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(14:55):
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and seven we get back. We'll do rock news Joe

(15:20):
Joe and Scottie. Rock news news. There's some rock news
for you. Even though he was sick. Yeah, well he
took a spill. He was, I guess in the studio
and they're saying now he may have had a stroke.

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You know, he's seventy four. Didn't live a very healthy
lifestyle for a long amount of time. The original Kiss
League guitarist Ace Freeley died at the age of seventy
four yesterday. He's one of the first of the original
members to die. It's sad, dude, I mean, you name it, Tool,

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Rage against the Machine, Soundgarden, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, all those
guys worshiped Eights. Like you're growing up in the seventies,
if you wanted to pick up a guitar, you looked
at as Freely and you were like, this guy is
nuts and awesome. He wasn't in the band towards the end,
right he stops. So he goes and sticks with the

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band until I believe eighty two, and that's when they
brought in Vinnie Vincent, and that's when drugs and alcohol
became a big problem. So he's there during the big years,
the big seventy years, and he's there for their biggest hits.
Then he goes and does his own thing. And in

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the mid nineties, Kiss gets back together with the four
original members, put the makeup back on. He's there for
that for about seven years, and then he high tails
it back out again. Did he bounce him out like
a little jealousy there, dude, Gene was always jealous. So
Gene always wanted to be the guy, right, So Paul

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was like the guy all the girls wanted, but Gene
wanted to be the guy and Kiss and the kids
just gravitated to Ace because it was cool. His makeup
was the coolest. He acted like a like a weirdo
and it just made and he was an awesome guitarist.
So so kids just gravitated to Ace. And and in

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years you know, in years past, he's gotten back together
with the guys. Gene Simmons was on a solo record,
Paul Stanley was on a solo record, so they got along.
They all got back together to get in the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame. Kind of sucks. They were
supposed to get the Kennedy Center Honors. You know that
these like the president does, and he's gonna get know,

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he's gonna miss that because he's dead. So Kiss was
gonna get inducted or get the award for the Kennedy
Center Honors. So I imagine his funerals could be pretty cool. Yeah, dude, everybody, Yeah,
so show up, dude. Yeah yeah. Like I said, once again,
I think they kind of put everything aside. You know, look,
Gene and Paul, for the most part, are kind of teetotalers.

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You know. I think Paul maybe have it, has a
glass of wine every now and then. But Jean doesn't
do anything, doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs. Ace really like drum. Yeah, yeah,
he he would, dude, he would. He said he would
get on stage and have cocaine in his makeup. He
was the cool one. He was the cool one. Absolutely,

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he was the cool one. Cane in your makeup. That's
pretty awesome. It's pretty awesome. Yeah, your whole face is
cocaine if you want to laugh today. Because he was
this like he was such a just an odd guy.
They did a there was a show called Tomorrow and
it was with Tom Snyder and it would go up
against like the Tonight Show with Johnny Parson. Kiss is

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in full makeup and this is the Dynasty day. They're
in full makeup and they're doing the Tom Snyder Show.
And this is in the seventies when like people just
kind of sat on couches and it was like kind
of like you're in your living room. Ace is so
screwed up. He's he's so drunk that he makes a
mockery the entire interview. But it's hilarious. And the you

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can see the rest of the band how pissed off
they are at him, and he's making these like stupid jokes.
And if you just put Tom Snyder kiss interview, you'll
see it. And he has this he has this laugh,
and the laugh is it just makes you laugh when
he laughs, and and he's just he's he's coked out

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of his mind, and it's hilarious. So let's see here.
This is Gene Simmons saying our hearts are broken. Ace
has passed on. No one can touch Ace's legacy. I
know he loved the fans. He told me many times
sadder Ace didn't live long enough to get this Kennedy
Center on. Ace was an eternal rock soldier. Long may

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his legacy live on. Has been a tweet. How many
characters was that. You know, there's no more characters on
Twitter you can do yet, it's unlimited. That's way more
than one hundred and forty four. Peter Chris the Catman,
the drummer for Kiss, said, with a broken heart and
deep deep sadness, my brother Ace passed away. He died
peacefully with his family around him. My wife and I
were with him at the end as well. I love you,

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my brother. That's cool man, They were there. Bruce Kulick,
who was with Kiss for about ten years, he said,
the news of Aces passing is devastating to the world
of rock. It has deeply affected me as well. He
was one of a kind and truly an iconic guitar player.
So yeah, yeah, a couple of health setbacks in the

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last couple of years, but it looks like this one
may have been a stroke. So sad, dude. You know,
a lot of a lot of rock stars came out
and you know, gave shout out. Like I said, the
grunge movement probably wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for
a guy like like those kids worship. There's there's a

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couple of guitars that Jimmy page Pace freely you know,
Jimmy Hendrix is streaming on the iHeart radio radio app
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make us your number one pre set. Dude, I don't

(21:27):
flip out a lot, but you know, right now, I'm
under a little bit of stress. You know, some things
aren't going very well in my life. And I'm at
my mom's house. I'm living there while watching her die.
You know, she's in hospice, so that's fun, that's cool.
And she gets a phone call. Yesterday, your mom gets

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a phone call, gets phone call. She stills a lambline,
and so I picked the phone up and it's this
woman and I can tell it's I think it's a scam,
but I'm like not sure. It's something about Medicaid or Medicare.
They're like they have to update the health file or whatever.

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And I'm like, she's got days left. So I'm like, okay,
but I'm not. I'm playing ball with the woman. But
I had, dude, I had to yell at the woman
because I couldn't understand her. Oh, her accent, her accent,
and I'm hearing in the background she must have been
like like it was like office space where they're all

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in cubicles, because I could hear in the background other
women talking in her same accent calling other people. Yeah,
it's overseas, man. I and I'm like, and she's asking me,
and then she's asking me to repeat things over and
over again, and it got to the point where it's
really repetitive. So then I hung up. I was just like,
all right, I'm done. I hung up. So so then

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she calls back, and so I'm like, Okay, you took
the you took the time to call back. I'll play
your I'll play your game again. Right, I'm trying to
give you information. I'm not giving up any like real information,
but just like basic information. And she keeps asking me
to repeat and spell out stuff because she can't understand you.

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She can't understand me. I dude, I can't understand her.
I keep having to ask her. I go, I'm sorry,
you have to repeat that. What did you say? And finally, dude,
after about ten minutes, I broke and I and I
don't get like this. I snapped on her and I go,
I don't understand what this phone call is for. My
mother is dying. She doesn't need to update her health

(23:39):
profile and I can't understand a word that you're saying.
I'm done with you, and I hung up and I
never got a call back. Is this a company that
they found out your mom is like in some play
of database for hospice and now they're calling that. You
know when you know, when you run your credit for
someone or you open up your credit card getting popped
up and he starts showing like, ah, you want to
open up a business account and everything else because you

(23:59):
open an LLUD. It got to the post this I
I it's a I couldn't understand this woman at all.
And I'm like and I'm trying, like I said, I'm
trying to play ball. I got a lot going on,
and I'm like, finally I just had a snap and
be like this, enough's enough, Like I can't like we're
repeating the same questions over and over and over again.

(24:20):
You aren't making you like she like even the sentences
that she was saying weren't making any sense. And I'm like,
I'm like, I don't even know what this is. And
I kept asking her that I go explain to me
what this is what you are calling about, and she couldn't. Yeah,
you know when you call, I guess and I know.
I don't know why it's so much cheaper to do
this overseas, but if you are calling here, like I

(24:40):
had to call because I had a discrepancy on my
uh my credit card. Actually I purchased something end up
being a scam. So I'm on the phone with this lady.
I'm trying to explain to her, this is the charge. Yeah,
I called, I ordered something, it didn't come through. She's
like okay. And when she figured out that there was
a problem, like I had to talk to somebody, she's like, okay,
well that's that's the dispute apartment. I'm gonna transfer you.

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And it went from this woman and I don't know
what country she's from. I can barely understand what she's saying.
But then he sent me to like the specialist. Woman
comes in perfect English. It was like talking to a neighbor.
It's like, well, why can't you just give me that person. Initially,
it is hard to understand if you're trying to describe something,
explain something like a situation. And if you're trying to
call me to get some update for medical insurance, I

(25:25):
hand to somebody I speak the same language, and you
may say, oh, there's so maga, Yes, it's not. It's not.
It's not like I know someone out there listening is
like you're being racist. I'm not. I just need to
understand what's going on, and I need the person who
I'm talking to to understand what's going on. So you
need that. It's it's just it's basic necessity to be

(25:46):
able to communicate with someone. Yeah, anything, anything, it's going on.
I feel but like I just I kind of railed
into the woman and I'm like, I'm just done, Like
I'm done with you. This is we're going over and
over again. You can't understand me, I can't understand you.
I'm done. And then they never called back again, so
I'm sure it was some type of scame. I've asked to,
like talk to somebody else. I've asked, like, hey, listen,

(26:07):
I really can't. I can't understand what you're saying. Can
you give the phone to somebody else? Is there somebody
else there that may be and not not in a
bad way, like you know, calling her a name and
then being discrusted, And I'm like, listen, could you just
hand the phone because you're finding a problem obviously you
don't get me. I don't get you. I'm sure that
if I wasn't under you know, the stress that I am,
I probably would have been a little bit nicer. And

(26:29):
I'm also very big on spelling out things for people,
like I'm, uh, you know, I understand. I have to
deal with listeners when they call in and win stuff
and you know, input their information in the database. So
I take my time, I spell things out, you know.
And it just got to the point where like the
woman wasn't catching on and it was the same questions

(26:51):
over and over again in this in this accent, I
couldn't understand, and I was like, I'm just done. Like dude,
I think I threw the phone down. I'm like this
just like Jesus, Like what, like what are we doing?
Is this the world we're living in now? Like like
you know, I get it, I get it made you
Like you said, is it cheaper to go and just

(27:12):
send it out to India or something like that? That
much cheaper? I mean, what are you paying these rocks
or what are you paying them? I mean it was
like I enjoy a company man, where if I call
and I'm talking to someone customer support, and it's from
this country. I'd rather calling something for for insurance or
something like that. And it was a woman. You could
tell she was working from home and her dog was barking,

(27:35):
but she was like from she was from some southern
state and she had a Southern accent. I can understand her.
And we were laughing because her dog was barking in
the background. She was embarrassed, and I was like, I
don't care. I'll take the dog barking in the background,
but I can under I can understand you. Yesterday, you're
an elephant roar in the back end. Yeah, a lion attacked.
I was talking to her. Look, we get back. We'll

(27:58):
do some headlines. Wellach Boy seven's thexl's out, Jersey's rock
Station's THEXL Morning Show. It is a Friday, which means
we will get these talkbacks out of the way. You
talk back, we will play them back on the radio. Yeah,
super eazy. You go to the iHeartRadio app. You search WZXL.

(28:18):
When you're there, you're gonna see a red microphone butt
hit the red microphone button and that sends us a
message and then we play it on the air.

Speaker 4 (28:25):
Hey, Jela, Joe and Scottie.

Speaker 1 (28:26):
You guys are talking about people parking the cars in
the garages in the Atlantic Sea for a long long time. Anyway,
it's a little short, a little tit you may not
know about. You're going away instead of parking at the airport.
You know, acy it's great, it's cheap those over there,
you're parking the garage. You come into town, you put
your car in the garage, or twenty bucks, thirty bucks,

(28:48):
whatever it is in the garage, you leave it, dare
you're gone for a month or whatever, you're overseas or Europe.

Speaker 2 (28:54):
Got cut off. But he's talking about parking his car
in the casino garage, and I guess you uber over
to the main sense. He's right because in an airport
garage you get charged by day, but in a casino
garage it's one flat fee. So he's not wrong. So
you just have to eat the uber, you know, drive
and the charge. But then it's like, yeah, twenty bucks,

(29:16):
I just park today, see the easy airport, which I love.
There's like it's not and it's not bad, but I
mean it was fifteen dollars a day or sit. I
remember I went somewhere for like I don't know. Eight
days I get back to the Philly Airport and it
was like one hundred and sixty dollars for war answer
to get it? So I was like, I was like,
what it like? What? Why? Why is it one hundred

(29:38):
and sixty dollars for parking? Listen? I love the UH.
I like the casinos with free parking. I think it's
I think Golden Nugget does. It's the only one. I
love that. Listen. You know, they get our money, you
give us free park and I feel like I'd rather
put my five or ten dollars down on a blackjack
table than paper. Okay, I got a question. You like
to go to the casino? Love it?

Speaker 4 (29:54):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (29:54):
Do they still do the thing where if you get
one receipt from a parking garage, you can park for
free and a leave. So yeah, that's the thing. So hey, kids,
it used to be two dollars to park in a
cause and it was for the beautification of Atlantic City,
which hasn't happened yet. Yeah, how do we? How do we?
How's the price of parking go up two hundred percent
and the city gets un beautiful? The city's way worse.

Speaker 4 (30:16):
We had a really unusual pet. It was a python.
I think it was about six foot long. My brother
had it. Can't believe my mom let him have it,
but he had it, and he would take it out
and it would wrap around your arm. It was pretty cool.
It would wrap around your arm just to get kind
of warm, and you don't want to get it too
close to your neck, obviously. But it got out one

(30:39):
time too in the house and we had to book
and I think we found them in the heaterre fence.

Speaker 2 (30:43):
But guy sounds like a guy that would have a
python and then bring his friends over and watch it
eat other animals beyond, which is what I did when
I had a python. By the way, when you had
the python and it got under the house, did you
find the bodies? Yeah, that sounds a little creepy. But
did we talk about hens? Probably we might have brought
up my beard to dragon. I think it was the

(31:04):
bearded drag And then they talked about I had a
ball python. And then I was living in an apartment
complex and the guy had to come in and do
maintenance and they saw that I had it. Now, it
wasn't that big, but they said it was big enough
to kill a child. Or a corner of a baby. I'm like,
come on, man, it's like six peep. And by the way,
I didn't even I didn't even like the thing. That
guy was like a weird man when you got it.
So I uh we you know, not getting laid in

(31:26):
high school. And so I go over in my buddy
Tom Bright's house on a Friday night. We watched the
X Files, listen to like music, and we would feed
his snake mice. It's weird that posat came from Tom Bright?
So what's that that guy? That playback was from Tom Bright.
I was so bad because dude, people used to the teachers,

(31:47):
you can't get away with this now, but the teachers
would call him Tom not so Bright. He's like, you
can't do that now. Joe, Joe and Scott guys agreed
rock and roll. Not a guy found us. I assume
he's probably in like a little trailer park there, lives alone.

(32:08):
Maybe the white thing left him. He lives in a mansion.
Who was that screaming in the background with a call
opened up? Did he have to tell the kids to
be quiet? It was the person called the talkback? Was
the person he is tied up? Yeah? Did that girl
ever put the lotion in the basket. Our listeners are
they're eccentric.

Speaker 6 (32:25):
Hey, my name is Bob. I live about an hour
from ann Arbor. Actually I was born and lived there
until I was thirteen. Wolverine fan all my life. I
just have to say, I don't drink, and I do
remember last night and not good.

Speaker 2 (32:42):
Is our talkback on a billboard somewhere in a weird
part of the country. Dude, I don't an Arbor, Michigan.
I guess right, Uh yeah, I mean yeah, that's where
Michigan is, right, and they're Wolverines. Is that what he's
talking about. I mean, they're not having a great season. Again,
I go back, I'm like, well, what were we talking about?
Did we mention Michigan? It's got in Michigan football. We
don't do a lot of talk about Michigan football.

Speaker 5 (33:04):
No.

Speaker 2 (33:05):
I thought Wolverine marble. But no, he's talking about the football,
the football, the Michigan Wolverines. I didn't even lose any
money in Michigan. I don't know what you said. Anyway,
that's a talkback, Beach. Please keep getting the man. We
love them and just it doesn't matter. Listen, you just
heard what we played. We'll play anything. These these people
are nuts. You go to the iHeartRadio app, you search
WC Excel, and then you hit the red microphone button.

(33:28):
Send us a talkback. We get back. We'll do a
thing called trash this reporter.

Speaker 5 (33:38):
Oh why love track anything, thirty doty anything.

Speaker 2 (33:47):
Racket rock or roughing? Yes, love frash. Hey, here's some
trash for you. I guess there's a new celebrity beef
Selena Gomez and Bella Hadide. Bella Hadid is a model.
I believe he's dating what's his nuts from silver Lining's

(34:11):
Playbook and the Hanley Cooper Bradley Cooper. Yeah, I was
gonna say Robert de Niro. She's dating Robert de Niro. Yesz,
I guess they both dated the weekend And maybe there's
a beef over that. Is that guy still a thing?
I don't know yet. Selena Gomez, she's an actress and
a singer, right. I couldn't tell you what song she sung? No,

(34:31):
and she's on a very popular show with Mark Short
and Steve Martin and Meryl Street. Was she famous for
again being Selena Gomez? I think she was Taylor Swift's
best friend. Helps. Her mom was a Hooters waitress. Maria,
I do remember that story here in Ac No, I
would love it if that happened. I don't believe it
was here in ac Robert Irwin he's the son of

(34:53):
Steve Irwin, who was procodile hunter. That's right. Yeah. He
shared a me message that his father left him before
his tragic passing. He revealed his dad's final words were
a loving message about building a family legacy and creating
something that you can continue, and that's what I want
you to do. I think his final words were, oh

(35:14):
my god, I just had a thing put his thing
through my heart. And that's what dude. I forget what
comedian does a bit on that, but it's like, how
bad is that you're a crocodile hunter and you got
taken down by a stingray crocodile? You pet stingrays when
you go to the aquarium. Children put their hands in
the tank and they said the problem was whoever was

(35:35):
on the boat with them. They took it the I
guess it's the tail is not what it is. They
took it the barb out and you're supposed to leave
it in because once you take it out you bleed out,
you rip it out, his whole heart comes out with it.
It was like, it's does that even it's so odd
like that they don't I don't know. Do they go

(35:56):
in reverse and stab you in the heart. It doesn't
make any sense. I big his wife killed him. It's
it's kind of it's like a Charlie Kirk thing. Gwyneth Paltrow.
I guess she was. I guess there's some I don't know.

(36:17):
I don't know if this is a this is a beef,
or if this is just a curmuffin. But she was
meeting with Timothy Charlemagne and she didn't know who his
girlfriend was. I mean, I don't know who who's Timothy?
I barely know who Timothy Charlemagne is. I don't supposed
to know whose girlfriend is. I guess she's a model.
I got a question, what's cormuffin mean? You've used that

(36:40):
twice this week? Comuffin? Yeah, you used it the other
day too, and I wanted to look it up. It's
a big war and I don't know what it is,
like a like a like a mess. I'm gonna start
using that. I love like my my bedroom at home
is a comuffin. No, No, it's like like a like
a like a spectacle, like an issue, like a like

(37:00):
a like a shouting match in a parking lot. A
comuffin a kamuff Okay, yeah, I thought with your comuffin,
I can yell at it. I could just be making
that up. Also, how do you do you even know
how to spell it? I do want to look it up. Muffin,
I mean k E R muffin. I went and then muffine.
It's neverinitely not c It's okay, okay, I would say
k E R muffin. Uh. Jennifer Lopez, she has been

(37:26):
called by a bunch of her co stars, has the
best kisser on a movie set. Who was that? Jennifer Lopez.
Jennifer Lopez, George Clooney, Matthew McConaughey, Ralph Findes, Richard Gere,
Owen Wilson, and Josh Lucas all said that she was
the best kisser. Sophia Richie is that Lionel Richie's kid? Yeah,

(37:47):
youngest daughter of Lionel Richie. She's expecting your second baby,
so congrats, Lionel Richie. Comuffin a punishment or retribution that
one deserves or one just deserts. He can't talk to
me that way. I'm Springfield's most powerful critic. Who will?
What are you talking about? I'm looking up muffin the

(38:09):
Urban Dictionary an absence of karma leading to an undesired repercussion. Okay,
I guess it's like it's like it's like the other argument. Yeah, yeah,
it's a kuff. Come on, I'm gonna use that ahead.
I'm sorry.

Speaker 5 (38:19):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (38:20):
I was talking about line Archie. He's gonna be a
grandfather again. So he his youngest daughter is having her
second baby, Sophia Richie. He was on Joe Rogan's podcast.
The dude looks like, well, he's got a lot of
work done. Yeah, but he looks like a lion. Yeah
it's too much, man. Yeah, he's got the lion face. Yeah,

(38:40):
and me kind of had it in the eighties, but
like he really has it now. And it's one of
those things where like I really wanted to enjoy the interview,
but he didn't give up anything. Okay. I was gonna
ask you because I saw a pop up and I
need the chance to see I want to like cool
stories of like partying in the seventies, commodore is doing
yeah with Rick Jane or something. He just was just

(39:01):
you know, he was kind of he was trying to
be like this motivational speaker thing, you know, and I'm like,
I don't want that, Lionel Richie. I want to know, Like, yeah,
I want to know that. You know, I bang nine
girls on the set of Dancing on the Ceiling. How
about a threesome with Diana Ross Zach something. Come on?
Now that's cool. But now it was like all this
like motivational stuff, and like I don't need this, now,

(39:22):
come on, Lionel. Uh, there you go, some trash for it.
Rates are slowly ticking down, gold and silver are up,
and luck be a lady and go fund yourself of
so hit the jackpot and winning a thousand. Hey, good
morning z XL Hey buddy, hell he how are you good? Good?

(39:50):
You're up at EA this morning, which I.

Speaker 5 (39:53):
Sound like amand to buy up a cold So maybe
that's fight that a funny No.

Speaker 2 (39:57):
You know, I always assume men call the station and
not any hear you say hello, yes, hey man, what's up?
What's up? Buddy?

Speaker 5 (40:03):
You know.

Speaker 2 (40:06):
You sound like a woman. Now woman, it's smoked for
a couple of years hot. That sounds kind of hot,
like you would be on the back of a Harley
Davidson on a Saturday. You know what I mean. That's
where you do hitting the road. Yeah, get it like
you have a bike. You have a biker cut right on.
You're wearing a biker cut right now. Oh you got
your Yeah, you got your cut on like sons of anarchy.

Speaker 5 (40:28):
Now I got my mullet. I have a moulla.

Speaker 2 (40:31):
You got a mullet? Do you know? Okay, okay, I
had this conversation yesterday. Do you know mullets are back
in style? Like high school kids mullets?

Speaker 5 (40:40):
Actually, yes, because I work for the high school and
they look like a bunch of idiot.

Speaker 2 (40:45):
Yeah, in the side of their heads and then just
a mullet. Okay, not only are mullets back, this is
this is how how, this is why everything is is
f' in the world. Mullets are back, and so are perms,
the perma perm Yeah, girl, boys, the girls. Boys are

(41:06):
getting perves. Boys. How do you do a perm? You
put something in your hair, right, a permanent?

Speaker 5 (41:11):
Yeah, curls like like the curlers from the roll with
these kids going off, you might as well take take
football out of high school too.

Speaker 2 (41:23):
We don't need football anyway. You can't put a football
helmet over a perm. You can't do that, hier, Jerry Curl. Yeah,
all right, what's your what's your name?

Speaker 5 (41:33):
It's Elizabeth?

Speaker 2 (41:34):
All right, Elizabeth? You you got overnight stay at Ocean
and fifty bucks to spend for dinner, right, all.

Speaker 5 (41:40):
Right, it'll probably be spent on deer.

Speaker 2 (41:42):
But okay, like are you are you a teacher? What
grade do you teach? No?

Speaker 5 (41:46):
I I'm the bus drivers that always called.

Speaker 2 (41:49):
Okay, got yeah, you see it all that, so you
probably you probably see because with the perm, you got
to put the little bag over your head, right if
you surprised they wear the kids the kids wear the
bag over their head. Were the bad kids do the
do the bad kids still sit in the back of
the bus? Is that where they're smoking?

Speaker 5 (42:06):
Well, they try, they sit in the back of the bus,
and then by.

Speaker 2 (42:10):
The middle of the years.

Speaker 6 (42:11):
They're all in the front.

Speaker 2 (42:13):
That's right. Yeah, we were so bad on a bus.
The assistant principal used to have to ride the bus
and he would sit in front of him like, man,
this guy suck. Oh yeah, we were bad. We were
stabbing kids, dude. I remember that that. It would be.
That was the thing they would they would yell at
you and be like, we're gonna get the principal. And
then every now and then he would step on the
bus and they're like, oh I did, Yeah, because the

(42:34):
big thing. Remember put your hand, keep your hands inside
the bus. Yeah, you could ever get that window down,
you would You would hurt your fingers and your thumb
trying to get those windows down. Yeah, my god. Yeah,
all right, look all right, uh Liz, you stay on
hold and we're gonna hook you up and get all
your INFI right, all right, thanks guys. This report is

(42:59):
well point seven z XL so af Jersey's rock station
z XL. I want to show stream in on the
iHeart Radio app. Also, Hey, nine am, we're walking the bank.
You're shot at one thousand dollars. Be listening right here.
My wife and I are watching this documentary dude, and
it's uh, it's it's nuts. And I'm a big, you know,

(43:21):
big documentary fan, right, I and my wife she really
has to dig in to dig a documentary like it
has to really catch her eye. She'd rather watch General
Hospital and so yeah, watches Yeah, she watches General Hospital
almost daily. I was staying to broad Miss. She used
to record them. We used to watch. My wife will

(43:44):
fast forward through the parts that she's bored by and
then go to the parts that like the people she likes.
What are they talking? There was what Where's the one
with the wizard in the cave? That was Passions? Okay,
I think I used to watch Passions. It was a
little midget, remember, Yeah, she was like a woman had
made this midget out of magic. It was like a
doll and she made it come to life. I used
to watch that in college. Maybe it's better than they did.

(44:05):
Get back to work. So there's this documentary and it's
out of Philly. It is nuts. It's a woman, a
young girl. She's a teacher. Ellen Greenberg was her name.
I don't remember this story when it happened. It was
in twenty eleven. So she lives in Manniyung. Her boyfriend.

(44:27):
They live in an apartment building has a gym in
the lobby and everything he's down working at the gym,
working out goes upstairs the doors locked to his apartment
that he has with his girlfriend. So it's like, okay,
that's weird. So he goes downstairs talks to the guy
who runs the front desk, and the guy at the
front desk is like, there's not much I can do.

(44:49):
You know, it's locked from the inside. It's like you know,
the like the the clunky clunk lock. Right, okay, so
this guy can't Yeah, I get you. So it's like
he's like, yeah, so he's doors have them. So he's
texting his girlfriend who's in there, might be his fiance,
and uh, he's like, hey, where are you? No answer,
where are you what? Blah blah blah, But somebody's inside,

(45:11):
but well he left her inside. Yeah, So he's like,
she's not answering, she's not answering. So he finally says
to the lobby guy. He goes, I'm gonna go upstairs.
I'm kick the door open. And the lobby guy's like, okay,
like let's go do this. And they kicked the door open,
and she's dead on the kitchen floors with twenty three
stab wounds, right, including two in the back of the neck.

(45:35):
Somebody still is in that room that's alive, okay, right,
no has to be. And they ruled it suicide. You okay,
it is suicide, but it's got to be the neck,
like so, dude, and so now it's this and it's
really interesting. It's either on Netflix or Hulu, I can't

(45:56):
remember which one. And uh, you're watching it and you're like, wells,
you know, they're trying to pin it on the boyfriend,
but there's video footage of him at the gym, you know,
and it's locked from the inside, so he's got to
be off the hook because if somebody killed her, they
would have to exit the place. You would think, yeah,
and that lock went beyond there. There's cameras, there's cameras

(46:19):
everyone in the hallway. Suicide, yeah, but how do you
stab yourself twenty three times and there's no So the
thing the reason that okay, so the reason that they
made it suicide was there's no defense wounds. So when
someone gets murdered, you usually have defense wounds where you
all have like stab wounds in your hand because you're

(46:40):
trying to block you block somebody from doing it. Right,
there was no defense wounds. But it's like to do
it to the back of the neck and twenty three
times and you don't know. The parents of course, are like,
you know, they're a big part of the documentary and
they're like, there's no way it was suicide. It was
a murder. If i'm this guy's lawyer, I'm like, your honor.

(47:03):
The door was locked. There's no way to exit the
hotel rule or the apartment room without relocking that door.
So the the police and the kid who is her
boyfriend did not take part in the documentary, so I
don't know. They ruled it a suicide. So there's no
one had no one ever went to court, nothing like that.

(47:25):
But man, you watch this, I think it's a three
part documentary. You watch it and you're like, I don't know, man,
I can't imagine taking my own life by stabbing myself
twenty three times, including the back of my neck. Yeah,
I couldn't do it by stabbing. I don't know, man,
I don't know. I don't want to get graphic here
how I would kill myself, But stabbing wouldn't, wouldn't. That

(47:47):
is a lot of times, you, right, because after one
or two stabs, you're like, okay, I've stabbed myself. I'm
bleeding out with it. Then look, if you're in the documentary.
That if you're in the documentaries and you're in the
crime documentaries. It's called what Happened to Ellen Greenberg? It's
on Who and uh check it out. It's it's interesting
and you kind of shake your head and you're like,
there's just stuff that doesn't add up. But one, the

(48:09):
locking of the doorman the door. The door locking is
the thing. And now, but then they bring in an
expert who said, like, sometimes you could lock those doors
from the outside before you shut them, or sometimes if
you shut the door hard enough, it'll lock, like the
lock will fall in the place and just by chance,
just the land out there. What floor are they on?

(48:30):
I mean, if you were a first or second floor,
the third floor, can you make that jump? I don't know.
But it didn't. No defense wounds, there was no no
damn nothing was stolen. So so yeah, so they're putting
a lot of you know, a lot of fingers are
pointed at this boyfriend. But yeah, it's an interesting documentary.

(48:51):
Like I said, I don't even remember it happening, and
it was during a blizzard, you know what. The fact
that the guy, the fact that the guy wanted to
go down and say we're kicking in the door, Like
is that my initial reaction. Okay, so a lot of
people are saying, she's in a shower, maybe she just
can't hear me knocking. But this guy all of a
sudden want now he wants to break down. You're almost
are too excited to do that, like you're you're over

(49:14):
zealous to be like, oh, I gotta get in there
to see what's happening, Like you're almost guaranteed that something
awful has happened inside. We have to knock down the door.
I'm like, I don't know, maybe she's in the bathtub,
she can't hear Yeah, she fell asleep. Yeah, man, it's
so yeah, if you if you want to get here.
In the crime documentaries what Happened to Ellen Greenberg on Hulu,

(49:36):
it's very interesting, man, And you kind of it ends
and you just kind of shake your head like there's
still investigating it to this day. In Philly, it's just
the locking of the doors. The door locking is the
thing that throws you off. I know, the hotel ones
you're talking about. When you're inside, it's like swings over. Yeah, yeah,
all right, look we get back, we'll do a thing called.

Speaker 6 (49:58):
You got it bad.

Speaker 2 (50:01):
I don't think we have it bad. This is the
definition of a bad night. A naked man was caught
on camera causing chaos in Florida. Of course it was Florida.
Police identified the suspect as Joshua Garrison, whose neighbors say
went on a late night rampage that caused major damage
to homes and cars. One neighbor said Garrison rang his
doorball completely naked, then through a pot of plants, through
a truck window, and tore the lights off the front

(50:23):
of the house. Surveillance video showed Garrison trying to break
into homes. Another neighbor said Garrison ran into the backyard,
touched himself sexually, and then tried to break into their house.
I mean, what drug is that? Is that? What it
we on? Is that that bass salt thing? I mean
makes you out of your mind, dude. He even obviously
that crack, right was he brought me into a house
and just started drinking the person's beer that coke because

(50:45):
that's usually like cracker cracker math. Yeah, but you slept
the method? Was it meth? You're up for days? So
what were they're hunched over in Kensington, Carolina? In fentanyl?
Oh yeah, that's the big one. Uh. Sometimes the person
breaking into your house isn't real. Police in Salem, Massachusetts, ooh,

(51:06):
scary are warning about dangerous TikTok pranks that use AI
generated images to create fake breaking leading to real nine
to one one calls. So I guess, okay, So I
guess what they're doing is they're sending people video that
looks like like a ring recording, okay, of someone breaking

(51:26):
into their house, but it's AI generated, so it's not real.
And then people are calling nine to one one saying
someone's breaking into my house. I just saw it on
my ring fill. Wow. Yeah, AI man, it's creepy good.
It is getting, it's getting, it's getting better and better.
For sure. You don't know what to believe. Uh, let's

(51:49):
see here. I don't know why we do this and
why we send kids to college, but uh. The University
of Louisville has launched a new class called Swiftonomics that
uses Taylor Swift's care to teach economics. Whatever parent allows
us to happen, you get everything you deserve. The course
highlights core economic concepts like supply and demand an opportunity
calls through Swift's business decisions and her career. The professor

(52:13):
who helped develop the class says Swift has had a
huge economic impact and it is an incredible business person. Yeah,
but can we just teach economics college? Man, I'm telling you, dude,
it's a waste. Like I love that my daughter's having
a blasto in the University of Delaware. Yeah right, my
son had a good time at rowing. But that's what
you're paying for. You're not paying for education. His kids

(52:36):
aren't learning anything. We sat down, me and my wife
went to meet with our financial advisor yesterday. So we
sit down, I have the kids do and he's talking
about his kids. Man, he went to college. One of
his kids went to college, went to Stockton. I forget
what he took. Comes out and he doesn't want to
do that. Whatever he went to Stockton forty Moore doesn't
want to do it. He's a ups driver union making
good money over time. He's like, you know what, he's like,
he's doing better than some of his friends that he

(52:58):
went to college with. My son, I wanted it went
for like physical training or something like that. My son
wanted to drop out, like midway through me right before
his junior year. And he's like, I want to do welding,
and I was all for it, dude. I'm like, yep,
we'll get you in the welding. You will get penco
tech or whatever. We'll get you in the welding school.
Cool mask on. He's like, I just hate college. I'm

(53:19):
not having a like it's just not for me. And
his mom my ex wife shot it down and it
was like get back, and so I was like, I
was like, do you know, like right now he could
have already apprenticed and like, you know, been working and
making real money. Instead, he's like been in school for
six years, because you could have been a doctor by now,
he'd be banging down I don't know fifty six fifty

(53:40):
sixty dollars an hour. So I don't even know what
is his major is right now because he's changed it
so many times. And every time you change your major,
you lose like a whole semester. That's where it's ata
new millionaires in. I'm like, yeah, you want to do welding, bro, Like, yeah,
go go do welding. Look there you go. Those people
they have a bag. You not so much. Rates are

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slowly ticking down. Gold and silver are luck on hundred
point seven z XL South Jersey's rock stations, the Xcel
Morning Show. That's kind of cool. Man. We mentioned this
when we heard about the halftime show the super Bowl
that Bad Bunny was going to be the performer. Yes, yes,
and I knew zero about Bad Bunny. You've got a
lot of energy. Man. Listen. He doesn't speak English, but
I mean it's it's it would be songs or in Spanish. Yeah,

(54:21):
it's all Spanish, and it's gonna be It'll be fun.
I'll be you know, some of the watching. I can
care to me either, but I enjoy it. It's not
that I care he's doing it, but I'm like, if
there was someone I was more interested in, I'd be like, Okay,
I'm looking forward to the halftime show because i want
to see this artist play. If you don't like the
halftime show, don't watch it. Just get up and go

(54:42):
to the bathroom, or go up and make nachos. Just
you don't. You don't. It's not like somebody has you
locked on a couch and you have to watch it.
And usually that's a time too where I'm starting to
look into live betting because my bets look like ass
from the first thing. But We brought up too, that
it would be cool if somebody else decided to give
you a different halftime show where you can go and
do that. If you're not in a bad Bunny, if

(55:03):
you're more of a rock guy or like an old
school hip hop guy, you could go to that halftime show.
Back in the day, MTV would do a Beavis and
butt Head halftime show. Yeah, and they countdown till the
show to the game came back on in living color
would do a halftime show, and so yeah, like you
could just you know, And there was one year I

(55:23):
talked about it. I think last week that I believe
it was MTV. They had it off by like a minute,
right that the timer and so when everyone tuned back in, right,
they had missed the first minute of the second half.
Guys running back, running back a kickoff, you missed the
whole thing. Dave Megatt scored a touchdown and you missed it. No,
I like this, other than the fact that Erica Kirk

(55:45):
might have had her husband killed. Turning point is putting
a halftime show. Let's let's let's get let's let's quantify
some of the good. Erica Kirk is the wife of
Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated right while talking in a
college campus. He owns a company. He ran a company
owned it called Turning Point. What that company does, I'm

(56:06):
not exactly sure. She has now become like the bell
of the ball, like like she's everywhere, She's doing podcasts,
She's out there like they he had that they had
like a not a burial service, but like a celebration

(56:26):
of his life. They were doing pyro when she came
out a little weird. She kind of forgot about he
used to be the front guy for this whole Turning Point.
And now she's gonna say she's she's enjoying it a
little too much. Sure, and uh, and she's got a
lot of ties to Trump. You know, she won Miss Universe,
which he owns. She was married to Charlie, who was

(56:51):
Donald Trump Junior's assistant. I believe he was the one
that got him hooked up together. She was on a
bunch of reality shows. She just seems to be a
little bit eager to be in the spotlight. And again,
like Turning Point, us say, like if people tell me
what they do, people are lying to see them speak
and everything, You're right Charlie Kirk has something cool. He
was going to college campuses talking to kids saying, hey, listen,

(57:12):
you can say Trump is a racist, but what did
he say it's racist? Let's talk about politics, he Let's
just have a conversation. Why you're lining up to go
to a Turning Point USA convention. I'm like, and even
Charlie Kirk too. I would watch some of the clips online.
I'm like that it makes a great point, and then I
move on to the other one. But yeah, the fact that, like,
now it's become this thing that she's now the front runner,
so now she's kind of running everything, and now she's

(57:35):
decided to do in honor of Charlie Kirk. She wants
to do a halftime show, So it's gonna be a
Charlie Kirk halftime show. But we're doing the super Bowl.
But where do we see this? Is this gonna be
a streaming thing or is there a channel that's gonna
pick it on this? I'm sure Fox News is gonna
pick it. But then again, I love it because from
what I saw, and I don't know if this is

(57:56):
legit or not, it looks like kid Rock is going
to be the main performer. Now I don't. I'm not
going to say that I'm not going to watch the
halftime show. If it was bad Bunny, I would turn
it on Bed Bunny. That's fine. But the fact it's
it's it's kid rock, I will definitely turn my channel
over to kid rock. Not because I'm non woke or
anybody else. I'm like, I don't know. I did kid
rock more than I do.

Speaker 5 (58:15):
Bet.

Speaker 2 (58:16):
I love the idea. Give me some kid rock, and
I think there's gonna be some country stars. It's like
whatever your cup of tea is now, you can't understand
what turning point is. Who knows what it's gonna become now? Man? Yeah,
Like like they do these rallies. Okay, you do these rallies,
but like, what do you do? I guess, I mean,
And they say he was kind of responsible for Trump
getting in because of the young vote college campuses. He

(58:39):
got in the young vote. He would go and get
young kids to get out there and vote, no matter
what side you're voting for, just got out there and vote.
And that's why I didn't. I look. Before Charlie Kirk died,
I knew almost zero about him. No, but learning about
him since his death. He seemed to be a very
level headed guy. Yeah, and just wanted a convers station,

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not yelling, not screaming. You say your thing, maybe you
win me over. I say my thing, Maybe I win
you over, or we walk away and we disagree. And
then the wife had him killed. And then this week, yeah, dude,
there's something fishing. It's really odd. Really, it's not adding up. Listen,
it's Friday. We're ready to get out of here. But

(59:21):
they say he was looking into some of the finances
and once a middle again. Yeah, but that's the way
he wanted to audit the company because yeah, I had
once again. I don't understand what the company did. I
don't know, but you know what, they're gonna have a
kick ass halftime show. I'm looking forward to everybody. Thanks
your calls this week. Always welcome on the show. Glad

(59:42):
when you're all part of it, stay there. We'll kick
off that rock blot for you. It is one hundred
point sevens e EXL, South Jersey's rock station z XL
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comes shining through, shining where you're crying, where you bring
on the rim right, I'll stop, you'll shout, stop your side.
We'll to be happy to do where you smiling? Smiling,
keep on smiling. I'm smiling rocking out, man, I know
you guys are awesome. I love to look at me

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guys on my way of working races.

Speaker 3 (01:00:26):
She was like, yeah, warming up, Chip, and I'm like,
I'm a down you here, we're rocking.

Speaker 2 (01:00:31):
Hey, thank you? You shot you the fact. How do
y'all keep me laughing?

Speaker 5 (01:00:35):
Man?

Speaker 2 (01:00:35):
You guys are great? Good morning guys, hilario. Let me
Oh god, is it my radio or are you only broadcasting?
And mana, I get them the hell out of here
with you growing out? This is the rad DJ like,
if you're on it, I listened to this.

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Man getting up in the morning doesn't suck anymore.

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