THURSDAY 4-10-25

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Sers Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up.

Speaker 2 (00:16):
In a world of dull, mediocre radio in a time
of regulations and rules, under the scrutiny of bosses and management,
one show breaks all the rules to deliver entertaining, compelling
and educated radio and stand about all the rest.

Speaker 3 (00:39):
And this show.

Speaker 2 (00:42):
Isn't it?

Speaker 3 (00:45):
Hey? Good morning? So I get the taxes done yesterday?
We go to our favorite guy, Captain Bob. Not only
is he a great boat captain, but he's also on account.
I mean is he she? I mean? Look, he has
software that that that that did something. It didn't look
pretty like. He paid for it, right, he puts it

(01:05):
in a pretty folder. When you're all done, puts a
sticker on.

Speaker 4 (01:10):
What is it?

Speaker 3 (01:10):
Tell me is we're sitting at his house. He likes
the chit chat, right, and so he runs the office
out of his house, so we're chit chat. I should
be out of there in about now. Ends up being
like two hours, but he is it. Tell me is
it's now like almost six o'clock. And as I'm walking
out his story, he's like, oh, they're closing down my

(01:32):
road now. He lives off like a rural road that
it's the only way in and out. Yeah, and I go,
what do you mean they're closing down the road. They're
shutting the road down for twelve hours to repave it.
So how do you get out? Okay, dude, So I
just make it out before the truck. Then I get
about I don't know, five hundred feet. A guy throws

(01:55):
a sign literally has I'm driving up the road saying
road closed. Did he tell you this earlier? Yeah, and
and yes, and not talk to me until the closing
of the road. Yeah. It's hard to get in and
out of his property too, because I'll pull up my
car and next thing, you know, I don't know why
we're the only two people in the house. There's four

(02:16):
cars on my cars. Yeah, there's something behind me. I
can't even get out of his driveway. So, dude, the
guy throws up a big signs this road closed. So
then I'm like, there's no detour sign, there's not a
road to turn around. And I put out the window
and I'm not rude to the guy, but I'm like, hey, man,
like where do I go? Yeah, you know, and he
ignores me. It flat out turns his head ignores me.

(02:40):
So then another guy, luckily he he hears me, and
he's like, yeah, man, just go around the truck. You're
good to go. I was gonna say, I can imagine
if you do get caught in that situation, you're probably
making a left or right. You could be I don't know.
Yeah yeah, guys like I saw you turned out your
local right and I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's
like the Captain Bob, his his place, his is a state.

(03:03):
I was pulling out of that. I'm sure you're the
only car. So only car. I don't know, Hank, how
about before you slim the sign in front of it
and you say, you know what, buddy, God keep going.
You would have been miles out of my way if
if that guy didn't let me go. You already got
stuck talking to Bob forever too, like five hour deal
like it would have been. And then he's like, you
have another client after you. I don't know how that

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guy's getting to the house. No, nope, Yes that was
me I And it's that thing where I'm they already
grated up the road so I'm driving, I'm like, my
tires are going to explode. Yes, it's the talking man.
I know my task is you've probably done it about
thirty minutes. It's three hour a deal man and what's
to talk? And then uh, let's hey, let's call so

(03:44):
and so. Let's mess with him. Like, let's know you
were the call. Yeah, I was. Yes, I called right
in the middle of the ball because I knew it
was gonna happen. I knew he would pick up the phone.
Oh my god, it must have made him so happy.
I'm on the phone, You're on, You're there, we're breaking balls.
Could get hell. He's not really focused on my because
in the other room he has Fox News blaring and
he hit five o'clock and he's like, the five's on.

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I love the five Yeah, and I go, shouldn't be
focused on my taxes. You know what I make for
a year. I owed seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
one time. I'm like, Bob, you gotta go back. I
got the cat jumped on the keyboard.

Speaker 1 (04:20):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (04:20):
Yeah, it's a you know what, it's it's a fun
it's once a year check in. I don't explain to
my wife. I was like, listen, you're going into let's say,
let's say a tax office made it with the Cape
may Zoo. I was like, that's where you're going here.
There's a lot of that. There's animals, there's numbers. That's
what you're walking into. Yeah, hey, everybody, it is Aventure.
It is Thursday. We're gonna find out. Are we finding

(04:42):
CXL workforce and pore of the day or today? Today? Tomorrow? Okay, everybody,
Tomorrow we'll have an overnight stay at Ocean. Everybody relaxed
today this chill Listen to the show. Yeah, this is
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Good morning. Everybody doing lit? Alrighte it and we'll do

(05:02):
it lit and things sucks. I'm Scotty. Good morning here
some news for US. President Trump yesterday announced the ninety
day pause on most of his new tariffs and a
lowering of the reciprocal tariff rate to ten percent, effective immediately. Yes.
Stock market rise up. It surged immediately after the President's announcement.

(05:25):
At the same time, the President said he's increasing the
tariff rate on good supported to China to one hundred
and twenty five percent. Governor Phil Murphy granted clemency to
ninety three individuals during the ceremony at Rutgers, making him
the governor with the highest number of clemency actions in
New Jersey history. The decision included eighty seven pardons in
six commutations, five of whom were incarcerated people. The total

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number of clemency actions during Murphy's administration totals one hundred
and twenty nine. Well, what would they do they had
to be pardoned? See, that's the question I have. Is
it the guy got a I don't know, seatbelt ticket.
Is a guy that murdered a family? You hope it's
a lot of weed people, because I know, like Jersey Man,
they were locking up weed people for life. Yeah, they
really should go back on that. He got busted to
what weed? I don't know. Before the whole thing became

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lady should be sitting in Chawn for twenty years. This
comes from our buddies over at breakingac dot com. This
affected me yesterday and a Copper Township man was arrested
after allegedly made threats that locked down Hamilton Township schools?
Were you the one making the threats? No, dude, Okay,
so let me get into the story. Then I'll tell
you what happened. I My wife almost had a heart
at that. Are you okay, I'm okay, Thank god, my god.

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The man brandished a knife when confronted on a New
Jersey transit bus. It all went down. This guy, Herbert Myers,
called up to Hamilton Township Police, right like May's Landing area.
Calls up the police and makes a threat against the
schools in May's Landing. So they're able to figure out
who the guy is. They find him on a bus
in Vineland. The cops go to get him. He then

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whips out a knife. Okay, cops were able to get
him in custody. He's charged with second degree false public
alarm and third degree terroristic threats. Now here's how I'm involved.
We get this cryptic text from our little guy's school
that just says, eh, there is a crime that happened.
We're not gonna tell you about it, but just let

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you know. The school's kind of on lockdown. Yeah, I
don't like that, man, tell me exactly what it is.
And that was it. Then it went silent and no
one heard anything from the school again. And you're like, hello, hello,
is my kid? Okay, Yeah, there's going on. There's a
name for whatever happens to my kids middle school. It's
not lockdown. It's like a like a pause or something

(07:40):
like something. And I found out if a kid gets
sick in a classroom and has to walk to the
nurse's office, they tell everybody to stay in the classrooms.
Like that's it. It sounds like there's kids running around
the middle school. Let's see. He not like that at all.
Tell me exactly, everybody is fine. Here's what happened. Tell
me a little bit of the story. Uh, we were

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notified by the Hamilm Township Police of a non specific threat. Okay,
what does that mean. There's a threat. Obviously, as a
precautionary measure, all schools will continue appropriate security measures. Yes,
that sounds scary, very vague. Yeah, very vague. And then
at about six o'clock last night they called and I
think they wanted money for the PTA. Oh okay, so yeah,

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so that was a little alarming. Yesterday, Hey that's news.
What about sports? Sixers beat the Wizards one twenty two,
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Morning Show. One bunch of point seven z XL, South

(09:06):
Jersey's rock stations EXL Show. Twice. I was tricked by
a member of my family where I looked at this person.
I was so proud of this person until I found
out it was all fake. I blame AI and UH
and cheating on both these. Oh was it a magician? No? No,
God no, I thought maybe you had a magician in
the family. So my uh, my wife puts a post

(09:27):
up right, she she got a real estate license. Okay,
she got a beautiful post up. She had a she
has an awesome picture up there, which was AI generated.
It's her standing in the middle of a busy city street.
You put your your face up there. And AI generates
this perfect picture. Man, give the AI app or whatever
it is. Yeah, a picture of you. It makes it
look like a headshot. She's in a shirt she never

(09:49):
wore before. The breast looked fantastic. It's the perfect She's
standing in the middle like a city block. It looks awesome.
What they do is they do that thing where they
blur out so you don't know exactly where she's standing.
You can just kind of see that. It's a she's
standing in a city block. It looks awesome. The hustle
and bustle. There she is. You know, she ready to
sling real estate with me. So she puts that up
and there's an awesome description of like what she's gonna do.

(10:11):
Like you know, I'm I'm hard working, I'm ambitious, and
I read it. I'm like, God, damn, this is better
than anything I ever could have done. Don't you know
she just put it in AI. It's that that chat
l LGBTQ, whatever it is. She puts it in there,
writes this perfect description of her. I was like, I
thought that was you. I'm putting it down. I'm a
little chilling. Problems perfect. That's the problem with this AI

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stuff is people are gonna take credit for it. Dude.
My kid, my kid, both my kids that are in
college are like this is like all the kids are
just using AI. So I don't know how professors counteract that.
That's gotta be tough, man. Yeah, because you just put
the subject in. It writes a beautiful paper for you.
And it's like it's you know, my son's like yeah,
it's kind of helped me turn around because I was

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I was, I was struggling in the class. But now
that the AI stuff, you know, I'm getting good grades
and I'm like, yeah, but that's it's not you're missing
the points. Yes, you're not learning, you're not doing it yourself.
If that ever goes away, which it probably, it's like
the it's like the W like it's gonna have to
be regulation on it, like teachers growing up like, oh,
you're not gonna have a calculator with you all your life,
Like no, we are, and we might just have this
AI and that's it that created it all goes away.

(11:16):
The big one that you it was legalized cheating was
cliff notes. Remember you would go there was a whole
at the bookstore. There was a whole section there were
yellow cliff notes. Yeah, I remember there was a guy
named Cliff and he had notes. Guy was awesome. Don't
want to do it either. And then teachers they would
Then teachers got smart. They would buy the cliff notes
and then look to see if the kids book report

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was just copying the cliff notes. Kids go every twenty
pages into the book and and just read that page,
and then he pulled something out of there. We used
to have teachers do that too. They would give us
a book report on a book that they knew had
a famous movie. Yeah, and they catch you cheating because
the movie was different from the book. I did that. Yeah,
there was a movie. I had to I forget what
movie it was. I think we were doing the show together.
That was watching a movie on the way in. That's

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how I did my book report. Which is weird that
you were in school and we were working together. Yeah,
that's what happens when you get fired. You had to
go back, you know. I was looking for that, you know,
that managerial position I wanted to get at the radio.
So then I have a conference with my kids teachers,
and he's doing good in school and everything's awesome. So
she's like you know, he's his writing and reading is
really really good. I'm like, well, are we talking about

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the same kid. I know his reading is not it's
not great, but it's getting better. She's like, well, here,
i'll read you part of his assignment. He had to
read a paragraph or something, and she's reading me what
he wrote, and it's like it was about I think,
like ancient Greece. It was awesome. I'm like, Jesus, my
kid really has a grasp on school. Now. He really

(12:43):
came around. Look at him.

Speaker 2 (12:44):
Now.

Speaker 3 (12:44):
I come home. I tell my wife. I was like,
she's reading me what he wrote. It's beautiful. She's like,
I wrote that, you wrote it. Why did you write it?
She's like why I help them write. He's like she's like,
I knew what he wanted to say, but I wrote
it out. I'm like, well, then I leave the common
it's taking. My kids really really grasped you on the writing,
and my wife ended up writing it. It got like,

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don't believe anything anymore. During COVID Man, I would do
math homework with my little guy, and it got to
the point where I just gave up. I didn't even
try to hide that it was me I'm just doing
the work, perfect handwriting, like you know. I'm just like,
come on, we all know, we all know what's happening here.
Teach well, I do it because I I line it
up the way you're supposed to do it. He's like, no,

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that's not how we do it. And they write out
a long line. It's called simple math or whatever. It's
the stupid math. I tell him. I was like, no,
here's how you do it, buddy, put them on top
of one another. That's not how we do it. Once again,
I get what your wife's doing. She doesn't want to
have to deal with it. It's easier. She just does it.
That's what you're hurting him in the long run, right, Yeah, yeah,
AI is hurting my kids that are in college because

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they can now just cheat. It's easy. Man. Didn't we
didn't get that back in it. No, we had to
go to a book b Dalton and buy cliff Notes
where he's library. Three nights out of the week. Look
we get back knock out some rock news, Jojo and
Scottie rock News. Here's some rock news for you. This

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is kind of shocking. The wife of the bassist for Weezer.
Her name is Jillian Lauren. I bet Jojo. If I
said to you name the crime she committed, you couldn't
do it. This is I mean, this is kind of shocking,
especially for somebody in Weezer hit and run. She was
booked for attempted murder. Wow, and then police shot her. Jesus,

(14:37):
but you were kind of right. She was involved in
a hit and run and then so how yeah.

Speaker 1 (14:45):
So.

Speaker 3 (14:46):
According to the police report, the incident occurred on Tuesday
after California Highway Patrol requested back up to locate a
three hit and run suspect who fled into a residential neighborhood.
Police saw one suspect running to the rear of a residence.
Because they entered the rear yard of the residence, they
saw the Weezer's a Weezer's basis wife Lauren in the

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yard armed with a handgun. The officers ordered her to
drop the weapon multiple times. She refused, pointed the gun
at the officers and fired. Wow. So then they fired back,
hitting her in the shoulder. Yeah. That's uh, I don't know,
that's more like a like a harder group crime basis.
Wife would do not Weezer. There are whole bunch of

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geeks like, I don't know many guys. She's a writer
and ex hooker and she used to write about her
experience as being a hooker in Harlem. A lot more
credit for Weezer, now, yeah, dude, that's some credit right there. Yeah,
make for them. Yeah, I thought maybe reading the headline,
was she shot the husband? No, the guy from Weezer.
He's probably like, well she did what Now what happens

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then does he get the car back? And now he's
got a damaged car? Like he's got to deal with
the wife and now she's in the hospital and gonna
go to jail. But now he has a damaged cars.
She got no hit and run, so she didn't die.
She's still alive. She got shot on the shoulder. Nice shot. Yeah,
it's the lethal weapon shot. It's either the shoulder or
the knee. Mark Hoppus from Blink one Eedy to reveal

(16:13):
the text exchange that happened between him and Tom DeLong
that was credited for reigniting their friendship. He was being
interviewed yesterday because they announced a big tour, and I
guess he was asked about what got you guys back together?
He said, out of nowhere. About four years ago, Tom

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DeLong text me and said, Hey, I'm directing this new
video from Angels and Airwaves, and he sent a video
It was him with a bunch of hot chicks in
their underwear. I replied, awesome, man, I'm on my way
to chemo. I have cancer. He then picked up the
phone and called me, and we have gotten to be
friendly ever since. So he said, that's that's the text

(16:57):
exchange that got Blink back together. He said, when him
and Mark, or when Mark and Tom stop talking, it
can go four or five years at a time. There
you go. Some rock news for financial group is not
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I tell you wald me. This reminded me of being
a kid because I did this, but this was at
a different kind of store. It shocked me at first,
but then I was I was like, you know what,
I was proud of the guy because he was proud
of what he had. So when I was a kid,
across the street from where I lived, there was a

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stores like a strip mall, and they had if you
remember Sears, it wasn't like a Seers from a mall.
They had like a Sears hardware store one off shoot, right,
they were one off stores. Yeah, And I remember I
would sit there, like Saturday morning, I'd wash my ninety
one Ford Probe right and then and then I drive

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it over to the serious hardware parking lot and I'd
pick up all the armor all stuff, and in the
parking lot, I'd sit there and like spray it down
and wipe it down because I wanted everyone to see
the ninety one Ford Probe. You didn't go to pet
Boys a pet I had a serious hardware right across
the street. So when I pet Boys was down the

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road a little bit more so yesterday, I pull into
a dollar Tree right right behind the Hamilton mall. And
I go to pull into the Dollar Tree. It's a
guy's middle aged. He's detailing his car out in front
of the Dollar Tree. He's got a lot of room
out there, you know, Sunshine. He's not even in the

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parking lot. He's parked up on the like the the
handicap lane in front of the store. Yeah, because he
wants to show off his ride. What was it, dude.
It was like I'm gonna say, maybe like a two
thousand and six Hondai something like that. But you could
tell the dude was proud of it. And he must

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have went into the Dollar Tree and got all the
knockoff car detailed products because he was. He had all
the doors open, the radio on, and he's detailing his
car in front of the Dollar Tree. So we cared
about that stuff growing up. My kids to care about
their car when they finally get one, no matter what
it is. It's not gonna be a great car. I
don't know what it's gonna be, but I want you

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to care about it. We cared about things when we
were young. Dude, My ninety one Ford Probe was a
piece of junk, but it was my piece of jump.
And that's what my kids. I like. My son for
some reason. Can't get none of my kids, but my son,
he just he doesn't like the car. To him, is
just it's it's not there's no love for it. Right.

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We had love for cars. Yeah, And until a point
all the kids are like that. It's it's there's like
they just don't take care of the cars the way
they should. Like Our car was everything the same thing, man,
pre car was our bicycle when we were kids. To dude,
I took care of my bike, man, I used to
wash my bike. Yeah, I had the Chevy. I started

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with the four door Chevy Cavalier. Dad gave it to
me nice. And in nineteen ninety seven I must have
been doing good. I got a brand new Jeep Wrangler
and that was mad, was it? Man? That was my car? Dude,
I was you know, I had the nice wheels on it.
That's one I really took care of. And I no know,
I made a lot of bad car decisions. I ended
up with a like a like a newer Thunderbird. It's
not like you think, like the old school once. I

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wish I would have had one of those that And
then I ended up getting like a beat up Mercedes
which I wanted to redo for like five grand from
some sister on the pike in Stratford. Yeah. I took
care of that thing too. It had nice radio in it.
But I don't know. Man, you're right, even though it
was beat up and scratched up. His cars, Yeah, you
did it, man, you did it up. My buddy had
a he had a Plymouth sun Dance and for some reason,

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like he tended the windows himself. It was all. It
was bad, Like he wasn't good as sand Jersey special
right there held her the dodge duster. He even somehow,
I don't know, I've never seen him pick up a
welding tour. Somehow he made a convertible out of the thing.
And I'm like, how did you do that? But again,
like that the top would leak when it rained, but
you didn't carry You were proud of it. You probably,
absolutely you were proud of it. And this guy out

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in front of the Dollar Tree detail in his car,
and dude, he was proud like he had just sprayed
that thing that puts the shine on your tires because
you could buy all that knockoff stuff. There's a whole
aisle a Dollar Tree that sells that stuff. He went crazy.
He probably plopped down ten whole dollars to buy all
those products to clean up that car. It looks beautiful.
It's gonna run forever, you know, wherever he's delivering pizzas.

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That was the thing. Man. And maybe we you know,
we weren't the smartest kids, but like my engine would
be falling apart, but it looked good inside. Yeah, mine
would leak oil. I knew, yeah, because the engine would
start clicking and tapping, and I was like, oh, time
for oil. And you pull the cap off, it's smoking inside.
You put some oil in there. You keep going like
it was so important for the inside of the car
looking good. I never even thought about the car running,

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like my car's bean like gasol and all the time.
But the car looked good inside. I had an old
Mercedes that when you hit bumps, the shocks were so
bad it would scrape. And I remember trying to clear
my throat when I went out on a date with
a girl. Every time. I'm like, but you got through it, man,
And you appreciate things now because you got you know,
you got nicer cars and trucks and everything else. Yeah,

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it was it was nice. It was nice to watch
this guy. Yeah, just take some ownership of the two
thousand and six Hondai in the uh in front of
the Dollar Trae. Yeah. Does anybody's kids ever go out
and I'm gonna go wash my car? Do you do anymore?

Speaker 1 (22:34):
You know?

Speaker 3 (22:35):
Because I guess it's you just go to the car wash.
But that used to be a thing.

Speaker 1 (22:38):
Man.

Speaker 3 (22:39):
Saturday Sunday mornings, guys would be out there hours washing
and waxing the car. Nothing better than a car detail either.
I just had my truck done from Christmas. I got
a Christmas gift card, Christmas card detailing. I haven't gotten
some day you will someday. Look we get back, knock
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Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety. Looking go throughout the
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seven is the excel saut Jerseys rock Stations, the XL
Morning Show. Okay, in my later years, I don't mind
paying to get projects done. I don't want to do them.
I don't want to paint, I don't want to do trim.
I'm also not very good at them. My wife and

(23:24):
people give me more credit than I deserve because I'm
not very good at these things, and that's why I
hire professionals to do them. Then you should out there
unless you want it done incorrectly, because I know that's
what I do. I've tried it all. I tried tile floors,
I try painting spackling holes like it just doesn't work out.
So we have this project going on. We're getting new
kitchen floors at our house in Brigantine. It's been a disaster.

(23:47):
It's hard. First of all, everything is back ordered by
like three or four weeks. And this is like before
all the tear off stuff really started to take Is
it tariffsters? Is still COVID stuff? I don't know, man,
How somehow COVID stopped everything everything and then two by
four is he went from three dollars to like eleven
dollars overnight. Yeah, yeah, so you got you got caught
in all that. Remember there were boats bumping into each
other because they couldn't get in the ports because of COVID.

(24:08):
It was I remember, I remember, it makes any sense.
I remember ordering Christmas gifts early because I bought into
the fact I don't know my kids, my kids Xbox
might be on one of those boats, so we have
to order it early. Yeah. But here's what I ask
if I hire you to do it, I want the
job done well. I don't want it to look like
it's something I did. Yeah, yeah, you wouldn't. There There
is something special, Like we talked earlier, when you got

(24:30):
a car detailed, it has a different look to it
than when you just wash your car. And your drive
one hundred percent. There's like a professional day because a
professional did it. I just took it my uh, one
of my suits to the dry cleaner. When it comes
back from a dry cleaner, it always just looks better. Sure,
just always looks better than what I could do at
my house. So we've been going through this disaster with

(24:50):
this floor, this kitchen floor at the house and Brigantine.
And this is my contractor and I'm not going to
sell him out because he used a floor guy he's
never used before and he's since fired this floor guy. Yeah,
it was at his first job. This thing was so horrible.
It was worse than if you and I put these
floors down. It was this luxury vinyl. There's there's parts
where it's chipped, there's and they left it down there.

(25:12):
And I'm even shocked, like I'm shaking my head, even
he's shaking his He's like, as a floor guy, I
can't believe that you would even leave it the way, Like,
first of all, do you think nobody's going to see it.
There's things where it's not even clicked in, like it's
just laid there, and they continue through the whole floor.
It's like did you think you were going to get
this over? They may have thought you was going to
get it over on you. That's my favorite part of

(25:34):
those home improvement shows, or when the investors come in
and they take like the blue tape and they're just like, yep,
you gotta redo this, got to redo this, got to
redo this, and they show it. Man, they'll go in
like a like something to flush the toilet, The handles
barely on the sink shakes when you turn it on
and it goes what like, what did you think was
gonna happen? Like we had to do that with the
painting too, and that's expected. You go through, you put

(25:56):
a little piece of tape. Listen, this kind of has
to be touched up because I'm looking at where it's
cut in. I'm like, I could do a better job now.
Granted this guy did like the whole house what was
the guy's name? Uh? Put about homes on homes like,
oh yeah, apar he was part of because he would
go in the brand new homes and just rip the
contractor apart and go, how how do you put your

(26:18):
name on this? Yeah? Yeah, you can go as a
building inspect. You can go to a brand new home
and find things that are wrong in my algorithm. Now
on social media, it's a lot of uh for some reason,
it's a lot of building inspectors, and it's they're fun
to watch, man, because they go in and just rip
it apart, and they're like, man, like, how once again,
because you're a contractor, how can you put your name
on this? And that's my body. Man. He's the guy.

(26:38):
He oversees all these projects and all these different things.
He used a flooring guy he's never used before. He
won't be using them again. Yeah, he had to fire
this guy. But I'm like, well then he's gotten. Now
here's what you gotta eat that You eat the money, yes, right,
and then hot and then you still got to put
a new floor in. Same thing with the guy that
did someone just knock off the price and you keep
the bat he's gotta we got to buy new flooring.

(26:58):
He's got to find someone that really gonna put it,
and he's probably gonna eat about I don't know, twenty
five one hundred dollars worth of it. But the same
thing with the guy did like brickwork in the patio work.
I'm like, this looks like if I went out there
and just dug a hole and put a block down there.
Like it's not I've seen good work before. Boy, when
you see shoddy work, just higher professional man and go

(27:18):
back and look at like some of the projects they've
done or reviews, because I would give this guy a
horrible review. I know that. Uh you know people as
a weekend project, they'll paint a room or something of
a house. But it's that thing where I can always
tell when you walk into a house if if the
people who live there painted it, yes, because it just
has a different look when a professional doesn't just slop

(27:39):
it on their strip lines and you have the roller
mark on the white ceiling. Yeah, you know. And he
just couldn't reach You couldn't reach that to touch that up.
Like the carpenter he got this woman, she did an
amazing job. I'm like, that's it. I couldn't make that cut.
I don't know how to do that. But these guys
mess it up a ton of times before they get
it right. But they're finally getting it right. Flooring guy,

(27:59):
what what does he say when he's called out? Like
you can see like the floor sucks, yes, like you
can see that it sucks. It fits together like a puzzle.
It's simple, it's it's really easy to do. And if
you had a like I think there's one area my
wife said it looked like there was a like a
rock stuck underneath. Like, do you think I'm never gonna
it's a beach house. I'm never gonna walk barefoot on

(28:20):
my kitchen floor. I'm never gonna feel that rock. Well,
he may think you're flipping the house because these flippers
get caught up in that because they try and cheap
out on everything so fast, man. And so he may
have thought, you know what, this guy, I'm gonna take
him for a rye. Yeah, he's not even gonna look
at he's not gonna know anything. He's not gonna know better.
And it's like, no, dude, it's not not only do
you know better, you're friends with his boss. That's a

(28:41):
great point. Man. Maybe he thought this was gonna be
a quick flip. Yeah, this guy does a lot of
flips too, man. Yeah. And it was just a shoddy job.
And he's like he's like whatever, I'm making my money
fast man. Yep. Yeah, I want to see it now.
I hope you keep the bad floor. Yeah, I didn't
even look down at it, and I just kind of walked
over it. I thought it was fine. My wife's like,
did you look at the Like no, I assume that

(29:02):
probably in the right way. Is being a guy. We
don't look at the details like that. We're just like
it's done project, This project's gone on to the next project.
Oh force grag looks beautiful. What all these imperfections? I
was like, I don't even think the look down there?
Why would the title be cracked? And then you use
that title. It's the reason our wives are our wives
and we are we look we get back, man, We'll

(29:24):
do some trash. Oh why love trash? Anything thirty on anything,
racket rock or roughing. Yes, love crash. There's some trash

(29:48):
for you. Travis Kelsey is denying reports claiming he donated
three million dollars to fight homelessness in Kansas City. He's
calling that false claims. Why would you Why would you
deny that? I'd be like, yeah, I did. I guess
they're they're going to eventually find out if you did
or didn't. Rumors began after a questionable charity claim Kelsey
donated a bunch of money, So I guess they're using

(30:12):
his name, and he didn't want to be tied up
and having three million dollars attached to it. Just don't
say anything, don't deny it. But if to come back
say I never said it. What we're talking about, well,
it's the charity with something he doesn't ab believe and
what is it? Travis and did encourage fans to explore
his true charitable efforts through his eighty seven and running foundation.

(30:32):
Uh do Rosie o'donald's daughter, her name is Chelsea. She
wants her name changed because she hates her mom. Yes,
is uh, she's a bad mom. I guess it's been
a rough Yeah, it's tough, you know. I don't think
this this girl especially, has done everything to just kind

(30:55):
of run away from from Rosie. It's gotta be tough.
And I look, I don't agree. I don't think on
the political side, I agree with Rosie. I'm a fan
of Rosie o'donald. I've always had them. I think sometimes
she talks a little too much, but it's gotta it's
gotta be tough to have a parent that's so outspoken.

(31:18):
You on either side about anything, because it's good, like
especially you don't agree with him. So, if your mom's
so outspoken said about you know, your mom's a leftist. Right,
your mom is liberal. She moves to Ireland for no reason. Right,
your mom hates the President of the United States is
calling out your mom. It's gotta be hard when you're

(31:40):
a kid. Did he call her a pig? Yes, Like
that's gotta be tough for a kid to handle. Well, Like,
even my little guy, he's getting to the age he goes, hey,
I googled you the other day and I was like, oh, man,
and he's like, well, the school blocked it because he
was trying to find out about the radio stuff. And
I was like, I don't know, man, Like maybe we're

(32:01):
not there yet. Don't google me yet. Yeah, what came
up aren't good. You know, the school blocked it, which
is good for the school. They're they're they're malware ended
up being or their protection of malware was pretty good. Uh.
And Share and Greg Almond's kid, Elijah Blue Almond, he
has filed for divorce from his wife. So I don't

(32:23):
know if you knew that, Greg Alman, all my brothers
had a kid with Share with Share with Share. He
was married to Shay She she married Greg Alman after
Sonny it was a it was a it was a
good share years then. Huh dude, she was hot Greg Almond,
Greg Allman was hot. That was Aircraft Carrier Share, right, No,
that was ten years before you were getting Sonny and Share.

(32:46):
Variety show share like super Smoke and Hot Share. That
was Gypsy's Tramps and Thieves Share, the exl South Jersey's
rock station z x L Morning Show. I was And
it's sad that I don't know if this is good
or bad, but yesterday I'm standing in line at a
store and I'm stuck behind a couple of people. So

(33:08):
I'm just doing that thing where you just start like
reading the stuff that's right there before the counter. Yeah,
the magazine's there, check and all that.

Speaker 4 (33:15):
You know.

Speaker 3 (33:16):
Yeah, I'm like, do I do I need an air
freshener for my car? And I'm still a national inquirer
with all the gossip on the front, like aliens invade
Russia and stuff, I think, yeah, probably, you know, there's
probably some housewife out there still buys that stuff. How
many lighters did you buy? Usually have the lighters there
in that section, but it is they always have like
a sewing kit. I'm like, I should probably get that, yeah,

(33:36):
in case the budd comes off. So I look and
I see the snicker bars. I don't eat candy, so
I'm like, I'm like, but I'm interested in the pricing.
It's a dollar thirty nine now for a Snickers bar.
And I'm like, is that good or bad? And I
remember as a kid, dude, it was like twenty five cents.
It was fifty cents. I mean, fifty cents is where

(33:58):
I tapped out. And that's when I stopped eating candy.
Was when when a candy bar was fifty cents. Yeah,
they were fifty cents because I would buy one and
then we would get the paid sticker from thrift way,
and we go outside and we put it in a car,
and then we come back with the paid sticker, grab
another candy bar, walk around the store, put the paid
sticker on the candy bar, and then walk out. It's
a good movie. I do remember it being fifty cents.

(34:19):
But yeah, the up we're down buck thirty nine. I
was like for a Snickers bar. I mean, it's still
expensive because it used to be a kid's thing. Like you,
as a kid, you could have enough change in your
pocket to go get a candy bar. I just feel
like you can't get anything for a dollar anymore. Yeah,
like that that isn't a dollar anymore. Yeah, everything at
the Dollar Tree is a dollar twenty five now, And

(34:40):
like where does it end? Like and when did it
go up? And nothing's gonna come back down? Everybody like
whatever menu you go to your restaurant and they have
it whatever the price is. Even when prices come down,
like those things are never gonna go We're never gonna
look at it and be like, oh my god, a
sticker bar went down fifty cents. It's never gonna happen.
There are companies that are doing it, but they're doing

(35:00):
it out of necessity. One of them is having a
banner year, and this is a company called Chili's. So
what happened is everybody across the board, all the restaurants
like Chili's are having an awful year. But Chili's decided
to go back and throw all kinds of like meal
deals at people. People know them and like the two

(35:21):
for ten that kind of stuff. And in this climate,
people are watching their money, so people are spending it
at places like Chili's that you're going to get a
bigger bang for your buck. McDonald's now is having to
do that because it's gotten so astronomical to go to McDonald's.
So they started bringing back a lot of their value meals.
Taco Bell is another one. Taco Bells like the last

(35:43):
place where with like five bucks you can get a
full meal. So there are companies that, out of necessity,
they have to package these deals together. Because dude, I
got my little guy McDonald's the other day, and that's
a rare thing that happened in our house, right, nineteen
dollars for his meal. Yeah, and it was. It was

(36:03):
three things and it was nineteen dollars. Like the dollar menu,
go into the dollar Mane. Yeah, you might get I
don't know, four chicken nuggets or a smaller burger. But
at least you can go in there. You can get
something for a dollar. I mean, the dollar Matta just
sounds awesome. Actually, it might be up a two dollar
menu buy. I think it's like a seven dollars maybe, No,
that's still good. I just got four items cost me
twenty eight dollars, but a dollar thirty nine for a
Snickers bar. Now, it wasn't a king size. It was

(36:25):
a regular Snickers bar dollar thirty nine. Say, now I
know that the Chili's, like my wife has talked about there.
I guess they have good margarita's or something. There was
a some type of margaritea or some type of drink
special or something that you would go to Chili's for
and then you get roped into buying all that. But
it is I think they have like a margarita night. Yeah.
And but I'll tell you what man it where did

(36:47):
we go? Texas Roadhouse. I took the family to Texas
Roadouse for my son's birth. Ain't no deals there, dude.
So it was six people, right, one, two through, Yes,
six people, six people, six and a half right, No,
we didn't take the little little guy. So six people.
It's three hundred dollars. Cheez, dude. I mean like, how

(37:08):
are you supposed to do that? Like how and and
and I can't even yell at Texas Roadhouse because they
you know, they're just they're just trying to survive. Yeah,
that's a price, man, that's that price is never gonna
come down. Yeah, now that's with tip. Yeah, but it
was it was two I think two thirty eight plus
and then the rest was all tip ended up being
three hundred. But what if they had like a dollar
baked potato day or something like that. Yeah, you get

(37:29):
me in with something, all right, baked potatoes for everybody.
That's why it may even like this is is like
we'll go to like a one off Italian restaurants, right
not chains, dude. I you go there, me and my wife.
It's one hundred and ten dollars, one hundred and twenty
dollars and it's like what for what? Yeah? And the
mark up on pasta. I can't even get pasta out, dude. Yeah,
that that twenty dollars bowl of pasta that pasta costs them.

(37:52):
I don't know, like we love the restaur dollars or something.
I can't every time we go out, I can't have
it be one hundred and fifty dollars. That's what it is,
and that's what it is, dude. We go out for
drinks on a Friday at a bar, it ends up
costing US one hundred and twenty dollars. Yea. Even wings
wings went way up, Like we just have an eight
dollars ninety five cent you can eat. You can eat

(38:13):
wings were ten cents that's up to like sixteen. Well,
like you would have a wing night at your local
bar and it would be ten cents wings. Do you
know now the deal they throw at you is like
a dollar fifty a wing I would kill for a dollar, Well,
a dollar wing I would kill for right now, that's
not a deal. Look, we we get back, then we'll
knock out some headlines. This report is spawn lunch Boys

(38:40):
sevens the XLS Outh Jersey's rock station streaming right now
on the iHeartRadio app. You go to the iHeartRadio app,
put in w z XL. That's how you can find us.
Make us your number one preset. You know me and
you always goofed it like every now and then we'll
get thrown a gig and it humbles you a little bit.

(39:02):
And a lot of those are like vfw's. They're beef
and beers, and we do them because we like the
people and we like to help and give back. You know,
I'll host a fifty to fifty raffle or a sign
on auction type thing. We go above and beyond when
we do those. Really, I'm really ripping up the music
at that better DJ I got the mic DJing. It's
you know, a lot of people say I'm the best

(39:25):
MC in South Jersey. Everybody says me saying that. I'm
just saying I get I get that a lot. The
way you read the numbers off of that that little
ticket man. The last one we did, I my job
got taken from me by a six year old. Yeah.
And the last one was the Hooters girls. Yeah, you
got fired from work. Uh. I wish we had some

(39:47):
of our stand up buddies in because I found the
gig that kind of humbles them. And when you're a
comedian man, you got look if you're not, you know,
you're Burt Kreischer's or your Bill Burr's not making a
ton of money. Like when you see these guys in
Atlantic City out there and they're making you laugh. Those
guys are hustling. Yeah, right, they're tell their tickets for

(40:07):
the show they're doing. Dude, they're they're probably, I'm not
kidding you, making twenty five thirty bucks to be up
on that stage. So I get sent this from my
high school that I went to. Right, they're always trying
to get money from you. The track team in the
gym of the high school I went to is doing
a stand up comedy night and my buddy sends it

(40:29):
to me and he's like, hey, my cousin's one of
the comedians, And I'm like, that has to be the
worst comedy event is to do a high school track
team's fundraiser in the gym, right, Like, I hope it's
fifty bucks a ticket. I hope that the media. But okay,

(40:50):
there's is it a real comedian or are these are
these people just I don't want to take a shot
at him, because it is in you to do a
stand up the real I mean, they have a real comedian.
He's got a name, he's been around forever. He helps
out sports radio in Philly. This guy Joe Conklin. Okay, yeah,
but he's a name, he's been around. When I say forever,
this guy's been around foever. Yeah. But there's three other comedians,

(41:12):
so you've got to face I mean, what are they
all making? Yeah? Right, And like, my buddy's cousin's a
nice guy. I saw him a YouTube clip of him
doing comedy. How it is? But I guess you're playing
to the parents of the track team. That's gotta be
a tough event, do you see, Like we had the
comedians that used to come in and you know when
you're playing Atlantic City, Like they had a cool little

(41:33):
room chopic Cana look like a cool room. The one
Gary does is a pretty cool kind of looking more
like a banquet room. It's not a huge arena. We
had buddies that are playing like a that catering place
up in like Berlin. Sure, and it's one of those
things where listen, that's what's a night out for people,
and they're excited. But when all said and done, you
want to be in front of thousands of people playing

(41:54):
Radio City user call, but you're not. You gotta play yeah,
Like they talk about, if you get a shot at
one of the many clubs in New York that you
know you could be doing, do it in front of
ten people. You get paid twenty bucks or twenty five bucks.
That's what you get paid to go up there. And
that is the same as either Jerry Seinfeld or an
open micer twenty five bucks to play those little rooms.

(42:15):
But like Gary g Garcia, who he loved, very funny
comedian ac jokes dot Com comes in once a week,
talks conspiracies. The first day we met him, he had
just done a swingers party. Where a swingers party. They
rented a house. It was all swingers and they wanted comedy,
and they hired him on another comedian to do comedy.
Did he do a motorcycle gang? He just did. He

(42:36):
just did like a like a motorcycle club at a
Freemason lodge. Yeah. Listen, man, I know guys that are
still DJing into their fifties. I'm believing they're not picking. Listen,
they're not. You know, you gotta just those up there
playing in front of thousands of people. You know, the
Fireman Festival in Vegas. These guys are playing, they're playing
bars Man. But that's what you gotta take it where
the money is already. Gotta make money, right and that

(42:59):
I look at this and I'm like I because I
just know I know enough comedians and the mind of
a comedians like I just got to get the paycheck. Yeah,
Because when you're doing stand up in a in a
high school gym for the high school track team, that's
a tough one. Yeah, that's a tough night. It's not
all it's not all glamour, you know, I don't know
if it is any glamour. No, not at all. Yeah,
and that's why I love talking to these comedy in

(43:20):
these comedians, because their lives are disaster yep. And and
and that's the fun part of it. And they almost
become when they become successful and rich, they lose that fun, yes,
because yeah, because they don't need to have that fun
in that hustle anymore. Yeah, listen, Gary, Man, he hustles
his ass off, but I see a show, Dude, he
loves it. Man, he is up there just working out.

(43:40):
He don't care if there's ten people up there or
two hundred people up there. Man. Yeah, that's why I
got a lot of respect for stand up comedians. But
that's gotta be tough doing it for a track team,
you know, in a high school Gymnadian. Yeah, because okay,
so what kind of crowd Listen if I'm ac, you know,
you gotta you usually have a gambling crowd. You got
a few people that got free comp tickets. I get it,
But I mean you're in a high school gymnasium. Like,

(44:00):
what's that seem like? It's my It's it's a high
school I went to. It's it's a very affluent high school.
Oh Jesus, isn't it a Catholic high school. It's a
Catholic high school. So he's gotta work clean. So you're
gonna have to work. Yeah, it's gonna be jokes right
out the window. It's gonna be very very rich women
from Haddenfield and Metford and Marlton Lakes pre standing behind you,

(44:22):
making sure you're on the up and up. Got father
John up there, you know, uh father, it was father
Ralph when I was there. Brother Jim, I believe this
is a brother Jim is gonna be watching over you.
Look we we get back, we'll do I think you

(44:42):
think you've got it bad. I don't think we have
it bad. Here's a classic case of lemons being turned
into some lemonade. An American tourist known only as Evan
had gotten onto a boat for a sightseeing tour of London. Unfortunately,
though he got on a wrong boat. Instead of the
boat he was supposed to get on Evan was supposed
to board, he ended up getting on a party cruise

(45:05):
boat chartered by one hundred and fifty die hard fans
of soccer. For some of those fans, they noticed Evan
sitting quietly by himself and didn't think he was okay.
After explaining a situation, the soccer fans quickly adopted him
as a new shrimper, gave him beers and a ticket
to the soccer game, where fans chanted Evan is a

(45:26):
shrimper during the game. It's not bad, had a good time. Yeah.
You have to really not care to get on a
wrong boat. Like I never understood that. People are like
I got on the wrong plane. You really have to
just be in your own universe. Yeah, cause you don't
just walk up and find a terminal like you usually
sitting there and waiting the only time that ever happened

(45:48):
to me, I was extremely hungover, probably still drunk. Yeah.
One morning and I'm on the plane and I'm going,
I don't know if I'm on the right plane or
not to the who where I had to ask the stewardess.
I go, is this the plane going to Philadelphia? And
she's like yeah, And I was like, okay, our pilot
once I made a joke like welcome to Atlanta, He's like, oh,

(46:10):
I'm just kidding. I'm like, oh, I love that guy.
Last month in Spain, the police raided a gin Chew
Chinese restaurant. It's since been closed. Down and now under investigation.
Authorities found that the roasted duck customers thought they were
eating was pigeon from the street. In addition, cop meat

(46:32):
cops found meat strips hanging from the from hangars, unlabeled meat,
fish stores, is fish stored in non functioning freezers, roaches,
rat traps, and other violations that would have any health
inspector going mad. Yeah, but it's so good. Like when

(46:52):
I get the beef and broccoli or the chicken and
broccoli rock. You're right, that could easily be the thigh
of a cat. It's just thinned down, sliced, but they
put that sauce all over it. Man takes fans and
you put it, you pair it up with the broccoli.
It's perfect. I'm looking at pictures, you know, like back
in the day, our grandmothers, even I think my mom,
they would have that thing in the backyard to hang

(47:12):
clothes on. Not a clothes line, but it was like
almost like an octagon. Yeah, yeah, tree, Yeah, the close tree.
That's what they were hanging the meat on to let
it drive Jesus. Yeah, it was pigeon. Uh, there ain't
no way you're gonna get this pastor to go through
a security scanner at an airport. Pastor Andrew Isker is

(47:34):
the co host of a podcast where he recently reported
almost being molested by a TSA officer while heading the
Florida because he refused to turn gay by one of
the gay beam machines. He called it, which is the
security scanner at an airport. I'm sorry, the machine makes
you gay. For those who aren't sure what a gay

(47:55):
beam machine is, it seems that the pastor he is
issued with the machine revolves around him thinking it's taking
naked pictures of him, which would be gay. This is
why religion gets such a bad rap. Sometimes you do
have some kooks out there. The gay Bean Michigan gay
Machine is very awesome. Yeah, uh, there you go. Those people.

(48:17):
They have a bet you got white sevens the Xcels
after these rock stations, the XL Morning Show. Uh. I
captured some audio from my family driving home from dinner
last night where my wife is like, I don't know,
it's like a like a She's pulling up different ethnicity
of women the show to my kids to see which

(48:38):
one they prefer, different ethnicity of likes or if they
like white bras. There is some Mexican bra some Greek
in there. Like she she started off with, you guys
should marry a Greek girl? Like okay, well she pulls
up pictures of Greek women, and my kids are like,
now they're raining on the women. They like, real hyper
focused on on. It's gonna be hard to find a

(48:59):
Greek woman. Yeah, so here's you have to send them
a lot of diners. There's some different pieces, I believe,
you know, I don't know how this is split up,
but here's the first batch of Uh, it's kind of
like a meat market. She's just like showed them. Hey,
you like these. Now listen as a as a guy
who's married with kids. You know, of course, you know,
I like my my boys to find a nice wife

(49:21):
and live a great family. And you know, I love
them regardless of what they picked. But they seem to
pass the test. They seem to be in the women.

Speaker 5 (49:27):
What oh vampire, they all have like real big draw.

Speaker 3 (49:41):
Now that was the batch of Russian women. Yeah, my
wife seems to think they are strong women, and they
have strong they don't age well, but they're tough women,
right right. Yeah. I think the pictures were like around
the twenty four to twenty eight. That's where they get. Yeah,
you buy them in a in a magazine. That's that age. Okay,
what other type of women? I think we should look up?

Speaker 5 (50:01):
Swedish women?

Speaker 3 (50:02):
No, no, I know we want California, California. I like
that wants a woman, a woman from California. Bef for
the Beach Boys did a song about that. Well, I'm
thinking about that too. I'm like, you're gonna type in
just girls from California. You know what kept popping in
my head? The uh the David Lee roth reymate California
Girls is the name of the song.

Speaker 5 (50:22):
Yeah, California women, California, Texas. I want to see the
lady Texas woman.

Speaker 3 (50:29):
I want to see a beautiful lady.

Speaker 5 (50:32):
Yeah, I want to see this beautiful lady.

Speaker 3 (50:35):
So now we're in the Texas, the Texas, the country gals,
cowboy hats and you know yeah yeah Texas girls, gotcha
in Texas.

Speaker 4 (50:46):
Oh stop, My little one is way into it, like
more than my twelve year old.

Speaker 3 (50:57):
That's my eight year old. He's like, hubbaba, look at yeah,
look at this broad mom.

Speaker 5 (51:02):
Oh she looks h oh my god.

Speaker 1 (51:09):
All those women look no more.

Speaker 4 (51:12):
Wizard Italian.

Speaker 3 (51:19):
Who Italian woman, I said, shut down the Italian thing.
Let's not go full Italian. Do you want to no
Italian broads? No? No, but here I am. You're white
the Spanish. So did she show many Spanish broads? No? No,
uh she didn't type in women. It didn't come up.
But here I am. I'm trying. I'm like, well, she

(51:40):
is pretty cute. Man. There was Russian bras earlier. She's
showing you the catalog version, the best of the best.
Bet right, this is what they can be. Yeah, but
that's what you shoot for, kid. Yeah. Then I explained
to my son how when I met his mother, I
pretended to tie my shoe and I looked at the
mom's ankles and her mom is very thin in her
older age. Was like, this is perfect. She has that

(52:01):
uh that metabolism gonna keep her thin. Yeah, yeah, I
got that. Yeah, my mother in law's pretty good looking. Yeah,
look at the mom. Just look at the mom. Man. Yeah.
Uh hey, everybody, thanks to your calls today. Always welcomed
on the show. Glad we're all part of it. Stay there,
we'll kick off a rock block. It is one hundred
point seven z XL, South Jerseys rock station z XL. Morning.

Speaker 1 (52:19):
You're smiling.

Speaker 3 (52:21):
When you're smiling, when sil smiles, and when you're eleven love,
the sun comes shining through. When you're crying, you bring
on your end. Stop yall shut and stop. We'll just

(52:42):
be happy. Where are you smiling? Let's keep on smiling.

Speaker 2 (52:48):
I'm smiling, dropping out.

Speaker 3 (52:52):
I know you guys are awesome.

Speaker 5 (52:54):
I love me guys.

Speaker 3 (52:55):
On my way work.

Speaker 4 (52:56):
She was like, yeah, warming up ship and I'm like,
I'm about there.

Speaker 5 (53:00):
We're rocking.

Speaker 3 (53:01):
Hey, thank you, you shot the best. Joe, keep me laughing. Man,
you guys are great. Good morning, guys are hilario.

Speaker 4 (53:07):
Let's sake, Oh god, is it my radio or it's
are you only broadcasting in MANA?

Speaker 3 (53:18):
This is the radios in DJIL Like, if you are
on it, I would listened to it. Man, getting up
in the mornings doesn't suck anymore. Nay Show was brought
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