WEDNESDAY 10-02-24

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Wake Up, Wake Up?

Speaker 2 (00:07):
Whoops, wind up. 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

(00:30):
to deliver entertaining, compelling and educated radio and stand above
all the rest.

Speaker 1 (00:38):
And this show.

Speaker 2 (00:41):
Isn't it?

Speaker 1 (00:51):
Hey man? What's happening? Good morning? I had to h
it's the first time. I mean, I want to say,
twenty years outside of work. I had to create a
new email. Like when we get new jobs and you
work for a new company, you have to create emails
and they give you emails. But like I had to
go and re like, go to Google, Yeah, make like

(01:16):
a legit one right with your name on it. I
had go to AOL yeah and make like a yeah,
because I had it was stupid of me. I had
a lot of my like stupid stuff like YouTube and
stuff like that connected to our old work email the
company that got sold Oh here, yeah, the old equity.
Well I didn't think about it, and it was all

(01:38):
through Google, and so all of a sudden, one day
they just shut the email off and that was it.
And I'm like, okay, all right, So I had to
go create like I can't remember anything now I'm supposed
to remember a new email. Yeah, I had one. It
was just dumb. Then I had one for like Fantasy football,
which is it's kind of offensive a little bit but

(01:59):
not really. But that's where I have all my gaming
stuff attached to. So that's that and my gambling all
my gambling apps are on that one. But I had
to do like a real one look with my name
dot my last name, and then at Gmail just to
have it. And I told my I told my wife
about it, and I think she thought I was cheating
on her. She's like, why did you have to do that.
I was like like like I did. Like I had

(02:19):
like my one for for my uh my Xbox. I
had to call on my customer service like well, what's
your email? And it was like I had to now
I have to explain to her my dumb email. Yeah,
you know, like it's kind of it's kind of stupid,
it could be kind of offensive. It's kind of dumb
because I'm not this even too. When people when like
tickets here, it's like it's John one one three three,

(02:39):
I don't know potato at g I'm like, what are
you doing? Just do your name, man, Like that's hard
to remember. Yeah, it's uh, it was weird. It was.
It was weird because I hadn't created a personal email,
like I said, man, probably the early two thousands. Well,
I hope you give it to me, so I have
your email. Wait? Now does that all my things are
gonna shut off now because they're on your email? Because
I steal a lot? What do I steal from? No?

(03:02):
None of that, okay, I know all of that goes
off my other email. Yeah, you're good there, you're good there.
I don't want things shutting off. You know, a movie night. Yeah.
I notice that you put on Netflix the other day
in the studio, and I'm like, that's my Netflix? Is it?
I'm so confused, man, I got my brother in laws.
I have my brother in law's HBO, which I like

(03:23):
to you. You put your own like profile on my Netflix?
Why don't want to get it confused with all your kids?
You know everybody. Let's see, it's Wednesday. We'll dive into day.
We're gonna find that ZXL workforce employed the day. Great
pair of tickets today for the movies?

Speaker 3 (03:37):
Right?

Speaker 1 (03:38):
No, this is this came down our way yesterday. I
believe it's over at the Tropicana. Markey Ramone from the
Ramones is doing a Christmas rock and roll show. I
might go to that. It actually sounds very cool. Yeah,
so we'll hook you at with tickets coming up for
that and just just a little bit. It's one hundred
point seven ZXL, South Jersey's rock station in the Z Show.

(04:00):
Good morning, everybody, do it live. I can go. I'll
write it and we'll do it live. And things sucks.
I'm Scotti. Good morning here some news foult use On
a Wednesday, the first dock worker strike at a major
East and Gulf Coast ports in almost half a century

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could soon mean shortages of bananas and cherries. That's because
both fruits are among the more than one hundred categories
of food that depend on the now shuttered operations. With
the labor dispute also expected to delay auto shipments. Will
wait for everything to start spoiling. They're just dumping it
off the boat. Let me tell you listen, I don't
know enough about it. I know I actually I know

(04:43):
a guy who works down in the docks, and he's like,
it is a dangerous job. They want what's the guy
from the jon Bon Jovi song, No no, no, no, no,
no different guy. But listen, it's it's it's tough out
their work and it's hard, so they want more money.
I get it right, So you wrote it. The head
of the union. That guy, that guy, he is the
best dude. He is exactly like yesterday, It's like when

(05:06):
all you a holes we're sitting at home during COVID,
we were all out here making sure that you guys
got fed. He's right, He's like, and this will cripple
the cudgel. You're right, dude. The death toll from Hurricane
Helene continues to climb as rescue efforts persist across the southeast.
One hundred's over one hundred and sixty people now are
dead in six states, including Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia,

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and Tennessee. Former President Jimmy Carter turned one hundred years old.
Willard Scott actually gave him a shout out on the
Today Show. Did he really? Yeah? What was that smuckers
brought by Smuckers? Yeah. So he's the first former president
in history to do so. He celebrated on Tuesday in

(05:50):
his backyard in planes, Georgia, They even had the Air
Force to a flyover of his house. Which do you
want to do that to one hundred year old guy?
How about that? Now he has a heart of tech
because he thinks his house is falling down. He's a
guy man. Awful president, probably went down as one of
the worst presidents we've ever had, but just a really
good human being. Like he just wasn't meant for for

(06:14):
being president, but he his post presidential work was extraordinary.
And I mean up till like a year or two ago,
he was still working doing stuff for habitat for humanity.
He just looks so old because he just old. It's
like that old look you know where your skin starts
getting stains on it and stuff. For He was married
to his wife. She passed away last year. He was

(06:35):
married to his wife for seventy seven years. Wow, what
do you get her? Like? What do you get? What
do you get on your seventy fifth anniversary? Yeah? What
you know? Like every anniversary has like a thing, like
it's like leather, metal or cotton? Yeah, what's seventy five? Yeah?
What is that? I think it's dirt? Just oxygen? That's news?

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South Jersey's rock station and the ZXL Morning Show. Finally

(07:42):
got rid of this dumb ass couch. Now, I got
a story about this couch. Got a couch, You got
a couch you gotta get rid of. We got this
couch storeing COVID. And there's one of those things where
you don't buy furniture unless you could go sit on
it and look at it and everything else. My wife,
she'll do this. You'll changer on something she has no
business doing. You order it online. It's got to me.
I'm a tangible guy. I need to look at it,

(08:02):
feel it, see it, and know what I'm getting because
you never know. Man. You know, you get something ordered
and it's just not exactly what you wanted. Just like
when she ordered it too, it was it was a
COVID purchase. I don't know. We were bored. Here's the
problem with the stupid couch. First of all, we never
sat on it. Now, it's a nice looking couch, I
get it, but it's not a good couch for a family.
Not comfortable. No, it's not comfortable. Yeah, and if you

(08:25):
spill something. We have a dog and we have kids
and who eat and stuff on the couch. We have
a leather couch in the living room. Right, that's that's
you can wipe that thing down. You're perfectly fine. I
told my wife, it's a nice couch for that room
that nobody sits in. We don't have that area. I
always wanted one of these, and I never had it,
and I didn't get it until a couple of years ago.

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And now, like I was always jealous of the kids
that had it growing up. A sectional sectional cool where
it's like an l shape. I was like, man, like, dude,
and it's pretty awesome. I'll be honest, it's it's it's
not the classiest, but it's pretty awesome. So okay, so
we had we had a sectional too. Another one. I

(09:06):
don't think. I don't remember sitting on it or when
we bought it or whatever, but it was a sectional,
but it was curved. Here's the problem. You can't lay
on it, man. Yeah, yeah, you keep buying furniture just
doesn't make it. It's not it's not at the the
forty five degree angle. It's like an actual curve. It
was the worst thing ever. Yes, half circle. I want

(09:27):
to lay flat. This one will mess up your spine. Yeah.
Another one, another purchase we've made. Now we keep losing
the money off of all this furniture. And I told
my wife, Man, I don't know, growing up, we had
the same couch. I'm gonna say for fifteen or twenty years. Man,
you just never switched things out the way that we do.
My parents, dude, I my parents had the same furniture.
I remember my parents had the same furniture for twenty years,

(09:50):
maybe twenty five, just that awful seventies furniture. And then
my mom got into and now it's kind of back,
uh into the farm style of the of the mid nineties,
and so everything was plaid, like green and white plaid

(10:11):
and roosters and chickens and everything like that. See, we
didn't go that extreme. We were like, I don't know,
it's I think it's industrial farmhouse contemporary. You either, do
I All I know is our house used to have
furniture in it that you could take a hammer to.
Like it was just beat up and distressed. Okay, furniture
is such a racket. Yeah, Like my like I I've
talked to you about my buddy and you've met him. Dude.

(10:33):
He was a lawyer and uh and his dad worked
in furniture for years and he left being a lawyer
to go do furniture because it was just, uh, it
was it won It wasn't as stressful, I guess, and
uh as as being a lawyer, and and he made
more money and and dude, I don't blame him, but
because the markup on furniture is ridiculous, Oh, I'm sure.

(10:54):
And now now you've got. Now, you've got social media,
you got like just different things of Papa. Oh now
this is cool. Now that's cool. Especially we've we've flipped
every piece of furniture in our downstairs man, from our
living room to her office, the dining room now. Our
dining room now is a bar, which I love, don't
get me wrong, But it's like, man, we keep we
keep spending money. So we paid I don't know, twenty

(11:15):
one hundred dollars for this piece of furniture which I hated.
The couch hat. Dude, I bet said, we bet that
thing costs fifty dollars to make. We sold it for
one thousand dollars. I got to deliver today. We ate
eleven hundred dollars for a couch that I absolutely despise.
I love my wife. I'm glad to get rid of it.
You got to eat it, but I'm like devesting. I
think that's I said, let's just let's pump the brakes

(11:38):
and make sure it's a piece of furniture that's going
to stand the test of time. I even asked my buddy,
because you know, like I was like, when you go
to these places like big lots and even like Target
and stuff like that, and you see pieces of furniture,
he goes, it's all it's the same furniture they sell
at the other stories. The other story is just kind
of fluff them up a little bit better. Yeah, right, dude,
I'm not kidding. You go to the shore towns, Dude,

(12:00):
it's a racket. They open up, you know, they'll open
up these stores and they'll be like shore themed. Yeah,
everything is marked up one thousand percent. Sure. Yeah, the
same couch you could get at I don't know, Allie's
or what's that guy Bob's. Yeah, you're right. You go
to a shore town, it's it's two hundred percent more. Yeah,
but I have to have the end table. It looks

(12:20):
like a lighthouse because it's stay on the shore. You know.
I just I can't go to Levit's like my parents
did growing up exactly. Man. Uh yeah, yeah, that's so
I gotta deliver that day. So not only did you
take a wash on it, now you gotta deliver it. Well, yeah,
because it was we we listened. We posted it for
eighteen hundred, right, she talked to us down the nine hundred,

(12:42):
but my wife negotiated up to one thousand and I'll
deliver it for free. The whole thing is a disaster, boy, Yeah,
it sucks. It's a nice couch, you got it, honey,
it's all yours. Gun. Yeah that your dog, oh my god,
and the like the dog now would lay on it
and put his dirty head on the arm rest. The
armrest was like brown, my wife's shampooing it last night,
staying on it. Yeah, good ridden, dude. I remember that's

(13:04):
where I remember my dad. My dad would fall asleep
on a chair right when he was home. And uh,
and the chair where his head like the oil from
his hair, but like had a spot on the chair.
But you didn't just throw it away. You rode that
thing until that chair fell apart. Dude, you like not

(13:24):
even kidding, like Archie Bunker, like to be duct tape
on the on the arm rest. Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. My
dad's recliner had coffee on it from when my mom
put a hot pot of coffee and poured it on
his lap. Oh wow, we still didn't get rid of
the chair. Yeah yeah. Look, uh my brother, I remember
my brother got drunk and threw up on all the furniture. Yeah,

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we didn't get rid of it away. My mom was
there scrubbing from the couch. That's it. Look we we
get back do some rock. There's some rock news for you. Look,
I can't hate on them. You got to make money
when you got to make money. Lover Boy has rewritten

(14:06):
their big song working for the Weekend Great song Man. Okay, yeah,
so they've they've reworked it for a commercial for I Hop.
I don't know why I don't trust I Hop the
International House of Pancakes. I think I've gone one time,
but I'm I don't know, man, I ere we compete
with a diner here in Jersey because diners are so good. Yeah,

(14:28):
I know. I I don't think I have one right
down the street from my house too, And I don't
think i've I've never contemplated even going to an I Hop.
We have a couple of cool local breakfast spots. It
was good. I remember it's now hit. It was neat
because it had like a like a like a like
a like a Netherlands theme. Like it was like what

(14:49):
do you call that? Like almost like a German they
remember in the buildings. It it's the look of the building.
It was like yeah, it was like it was like, uh,
it just looked very European like, like gut into my head.
I can't tell you what time they're open till do
they do dinner? And if you do dinner, who wants
dinner at tonight? Okay, but the dinners might be fantastic. Okay, Well,

(15:11):
maybe if we listen to the lover Boy I Hop song,
it'll tell us what the hours are. Everyone's the.

Speaker 3 (15:21):
Way, everyone's still good for rough trees.

Speaker 1 (15:28):
Yeah, everyone's hurry.

Speaker 2 (15:33):
It's good out of head, good thing.

Speaker 1 (15:37):
Good weeks on a new week. Everybody's word the weekday.
I mean the little bottles of the band, that little
syrup bottles. That's pretty cool. They're pumping up that they're
they're they're open door on the weekday. Yeah, so that's
so now now you know, thanks the lover Boy that

(15:58):
that I hop is is open seven days a week.
What can I get fried chicken? You should through some
fried chicken at what can I get it? I hop
give me some more. I know you're open door in
the week breakfast. I think they're open all day. I
do think that the song was very funny. I love
the video. By the way, I'm hooked. So lover Boy
is all in on I Hop. How much think they
paid for that? You got a lover boy? Like, can

(16:21):
we use a song? How much lover boy they get
for life? So this isn't rock news, but this has
come up in the news lately, and it is sad
when you see old guys like this. But for years
this has been a joke. Frankie Valley, Right, dude, I

(16:41):
love Frankie Valley. One of my favorite channels when I'm
streaming music is my Frankie Valley channel. Right, I love it.
I'll put it on in the kitchen on the weekends,
making breakfast, hanging out with the kids. But he's old.
This is so bad. If n so for the last
like ten fifteen years, they push him out on stage. Now,

(17:03):
this guy, you're not kidding. They you push him out
on stage if you if you know any Frankie Valley music,
he hits hinoes, sure, right, that's he was a kid.
He was a little kid hitting high notes. So he
goes out there as a ninety year old and he's been,
like I said, he's been doing this for fifteen almost
twenty years. He just puts the microphone up to his mouth,

(17:24):
doesn't even open his mouth and then they just play
his greatest hit seat It's so sad. Then you got
the charismatic guys and they're like they're snapping and they're
moving and there he is, just like a zombie in
the middle of state. Don't even put him out there.
Say it's a Frankie, it's a tribute. Like I said,
it's it's always been a goof in the last fifteen
years or so, that fret, this is Frankie Valley, right.
A lot of these guys they just go out there.

(17:44):
Tony Bennett for years did the same thing, like he's
go out there and they just play us up background
CD and that's that's what you're listening to. He's not
even moving his mouth, man, like he's he's Biden up there.
So a clip went viral of him doing that where
he wasn't and opening him his mouth and he's supposed
to be on stage performing and he's a little gold

(18:05):
and so people started saying, man, that's kind of elder abuse,
like what are you doing. Let the guy just be
you know, well Frankie and who knows it was Frankie
or not. He has come out and he said, I
know there's been a lot of stuff on the internet
about me lately. So I want to clear the air.
I'm blessed to be ninety years old and still doing
what I love to do as long as I'm able,
and audiences want to come see me. But you're not

(18:25):
not able to do it. If you watch the video, dude,
it's it's all you're able to stand there and stare.
He said. I'm gonna be out there performing as I
always do. I absolutely love what I do, and I
know we put on a great show because our fans
still come out in the forest and the show still rocks.
He wasn't there. I get it, man. The music, Yes,
guys got hits. I'll tell you an underrated song, the

(18:49):
theme the Grease. Yeah, it's pretty awesome, man, dude, it's
pretty that's a pretty banger of the song. Now you
it's crazy because today you're actually wearing a headband. Usually
don't wear a headband, and it's a Queen's Reich headband,
and so it was from their tour. Singer Jeff Tait,

(19:12):
a former singer of Queen's Reich. Jeff Tait, has announced
US dates for his Operation Mine Crime the Final Chapter tour.
He's gonna play the album in full? Is that the
name of the album. Queen's Right, Well, you should know
you're wearing the head band, but I can't see the headband.
The album is listed on the back of the headband,
and it's only because I haven't gotten a haircut. Yes,

(19:33):
Operation Mind Crime is the whole band, and the whole
band that was the only big that was their big album.
That was where they had that one song, what was
it Silent? That was it? Man, dude, that's the only
song I know. God like, I never I knew a
couple of people that were like, yeah, man, Queen's reike,
And I'm like those people were dumb, Yeah, who's Queen's Rock?

(19:56):
Are these coubers? So Jeff Taate now not qu right,
but Jeff Tate, the guy who's the lead singer during
that time, is out on tour. Now. There's three shows
me and you can go to October second at the
Keswick up in Philly October ninth and Newton, New Jersey
at the Newton Theater and then we can head up
the Red Bank at the count Basy Theater October ten.

(20:18):
I'm only staying for one song. Oh, I mean, does
he do it? Now? This is interesting. I don't know
where operation mind prime where the album was the song
Silent Lucidity? Yeah? Where does that fall on the So
here's the thing. So if you're doing the full album,
do you do the album in its you know, in

(20:40):
its track listing? So like, what if Silent the City
is the first song? Now I get in there and
I get out? Yeah, you know, then it's a perfect show.
And then you've got to sit through a whole album
of songs you can care less about. Even they're like,
why are we here?

Speaker 3 (20:54):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (20:55):
Yeah, there you go some rockets. It's essential, but fine
can be a major hassle unless you use zip recruiter.
Oh okay. My little guy he's now in middle school,
and middle school is big on having clubs after school,

(21:15):
and so he's he's excited. I actually, I'm really pumped.
He like he really is taking the middle school uh
and really and really is enjoying it. Wants to do things. Uh.
And so he goes, I want to join a club.
It meets like once or twice a week or something
after school. I was like, all right, cool, buddy, what
club do you want to do? And he goes, minecraft club? Man,

(21:36):
if my kids school had it, they'd be signing up
and I go, I go, dude, because he hasn't played
Minecraft in forever. I'm like, like, why he goes? Because
all my friends are in it. Okay. So and then
it shot me back to high school. I remember, because
you wanted to be in clubs because it looked I mean,
this is when like people cared it looked good right
to get into college. And I remember that we created

(21:57):
a paper airplane club. That's pretty neat, though some aerodynamics
were nothing more than just me and my buddies just
goofing off and just we called it the paper Airplane.
So was it recognized by the school? It was by
the Association of Clubs. It was recognized. Yeah, like we
had a picture in the yearbook and everything. Come on, really, yeah,

(22:19):
that's pretty neat the school. Let you do that. So so,
my little guy, so yesterday was the first day. A
couple things about the paper area of the Minecraft club.
I asked him when he got home, I said, how
was it? It was cool? Okay, what'd you do? Well? Really,

(22:40):
we spent the entire time. The guy, I guess the
teacher whoever's in charge of it, couldn't couldn't download it. Okay,
So there's a teacher for the Minecraft Club. Well, I
mean somebody has to be in charge. Yes, yeah, I
thought it was a bunch of kids playing Minecraft. Well
apparently he forgot to download it, so then it took
a while to download. Dude, you had one job. You're

(23:01):
like the Minecraft Club. You should have minecrafts available now
the other part of them, so the Minecraft Club. So
he so, so he's having fun with his friends, right
once again, I know how this goes. But then there's
a bus that like because he stays later, so he
misses his bus. So now there's a bus and now
my wife and I are tracking him on his phone

(23:22):
and I I text him. I said, dude, I said,
you know everything cool? He said, yeah, I just got
on the bus. So apparently not a lot of preparation
for the kids. The kids just got on the bus
and the bus driver's like, where do you live? Okay,
like an uber, right, and so now all the kids

(23:43):
from the clubs are now getting on the bus and
he goes, all right, just tell me where you live
and I'll take you there. Now, what did I learn yesterday? Jojo?
Your kid needs Google Maps? My kid doesn't know where
he lives. Okay, so the issue, so he doesn't know
his address. I go, so, so my wife is the
phone with them, and I go, just texting the address
so we can give it to the bus driver. And

(24:04):
because we're watching the bus like in real time, because
we have them tracked on our phone, like the bus
is going up, down, up and up, like it's going
towards Galloway. And I live in Maine's Landing. And it
should be easy now because you can just put it
in Google Maps. Give the kids get the address. So
we got home right and I grabbed them and I said, dude, twelve,
you should know where you live. Like that's that's important.

(24:27):
Like remember two when we were little. Not only did
I know where I lived, we knew our phone numbers.
We knew emergency people to call and their phone numbers.
You knew all that. I go, dude, you're twelve years old.
You should know where you live. Yeah. Third grade, man,
I got third grade. I got dropped off at the
wrong stop, ended up at a kmart. Some woman help me.

(24:48):
I think I had my number written on my arm
or my forehead or a book or something, and somehow
I was able to get home. You know that's interesting.
I don't know if my kids know their address. Well,
you should go home today and let them and let
them know your address, like we prep them with the phone,
like you guys need to know your phone numbers. Then
they do, But I don't know about it. My big
thing is, my big thing is like he doesn't charge

(25:09):
his phone. So I'm like, you have to have you're
you're gonna be staying after school, you have to have
your phone charge because I have to be. I have
to know if I have to come pick you up.
One point of the phone. Yeah so so yeah so
uh minecraft club and then uh uber busts that my
son doesn't know how to Uh, I didn't know how
to get home? My kids one percent would join on
my credit club. Dude, my little little guy loves it.

(25:32):
Do you want to know the kicker night club? My god,
the kicker of all this. Yeah, the school is maybe
a half mile from my house. Like kids, he could
probably see your house from school if we didn't. If
he didn't have to cross the Black Horse Pike, he
could walk. Yeah, and still didn't know how to get
That's how little he pays attention to life. So but
uh but he yeah he so first day of Minecraft

(25:54):
Club in the books, Yeah, not very well though. We
didn't have the game and we didn't get home safe.
Yeah yeah so so uh so we'll see how day
two goes. Uh. I got a pair of tickets. It's
very cool punk rock Christmas going on at the Tropic Cana.
Markey Ramone from the Ramones is throwing a big old
Christmas party at the Tropicana. If you want tickets six

(26:16):
zero nine six seven seven one hundred and seven six
zero nine, six seven seven one hundred and seven. Uh,
if you want tickets, Markey Ramone from the Ramones throwing
a big old Christmas party at the Tropicana. Six zero
nine six seven seven, one hundred eleven. We're in Christmas
mode right now. We're getting there, man. Yeah our old
Christmas display too early? Yeah all right. I just uh,
last weekend put out some pumpkins and mums. This weekend

(26:37):
we're gonna do interior Halloween decorations. Oh so excited. If
you know where he lives, smashed those pumpkins. I love it.
I love doults. They're like five dollars now. I think
it was there four ninety seven a pumpkin. Look we
get back, we'll do us some headlines. Sevens The XL,
South Jersey's rock Station's the XL one to show I
love my wife, all right, I'm gonna start by saying that,

(26:59):
and I think she's not crazy. See that's so when
you say that to start the conversation off, that's not good.
I drove around without purpose yesterday and this is why.
So this whole dock thing that's happened. These guys are
on dock workers. They say it's going to affect products
and things in if it goes on for for weeks,
it can it It could you made. Maybe bananas will

(27:24):
be scarce. I can live without bananas. But in my world,
my wife is again it's a social media she follows
preppers and they're prepping and everything else. And okay, I
get you in case something goes down. I don't know
if I trust the world, but yes, okay, let's let's
be kind of ready, like we do have I don't know,
we have some some food stored up downstairs. We got

(27:45):
ammunition in case of those buckets of like uh like
feed that they sell on Fox News. No, but I'm
gonna be five hundred pounds if the if the world
does end, because all we have is pasta and rice
and beans. So it's gonna be very carb heavy when
it comes to an end, and you don't have hot
water to boil. Okay, glad you brought that up. So yesterday,
my wife, she's very concerned about everything going on, and

(28:07):
you know, I think there's a scare thing that's going on.
People are now sucking up paper towels and toilet paper,
and so I said, okay, So, so what are we
gonna do? She said, well, I I let's stock up
on some more food. I'm like, okay, I I will
go for you. I'm on my way home. I'm gonna
swing my walls. And even she had no idea, I said,

(28:28):
I said, well, she's just going out there. She's just
flying by the seat of I'm with you, honey, I'm
with you. Let's let's be prepared. Which, by the way,
if ish really goes down, I don't want to live
through it. If I have if I have to run
my house off a generator, I you know what I said,
I'm gonna shoot everybody in the family. I'll be the
last one we're going. If I can't go out in
my front yard because the zombie is gonna eat me.
I don't want I don't want to be there. Yeah,

(28:50):
so I said, okay, I'll swing by the walmart. What
do you want? Okay, I'm not sure. I'm not sure.
I know we got I mean usually it's like can goods,
that kind of stuff. That's what I brought up. Well,
you can do canned green beans. I'm like, okay, that's
a start. So I will pick up a bunch of
green beans. Yeah, all right, let's go. What else We're

(29:12):
gonna live off a green beans? Green giant?

Speaker 3 (29:14):
Right?

Speaker 1 (29:14):
I know? We got tune of fish at home. Like
I'm trying to go down, like, what's gonna sit on
a show? She's like, I'm not sure. Let me think about.
It's like okay, She's like, but in the meantime, can
you go and get gas cans. It's like, okay, Jesus,
I'm heavy to go. I'm heady to get gas cans. Right.
So have you guys joined the militia yet? You have
you have you put a bunker in the backyard yet? Again?

(29:36):
We have a we have a very nice generator. We
did on some type of trade I think we traded
chickens and goats for a generator, but we have one
in our garage, so well we'll have it. So go
get gas cans. Why well, the neighbor is, well, what
it here? I don't know, But get gas cans? All right,
I'm headed at the home. DEEPO. I'm gonna get a
couple of gas cans. While you're there. Get two things
of that water, two big things of water. I love you.

(29:59):
I'll play this game case it goes down. You are
the smart one. We are prepared. We have gas, tune
of fish, and we have water. I get it. Other
than that, I don't know what else we're prepping for.
I have no idea on what we're going to do. Well,
the gas eventually will go bad. Gas will go bad,
We will run out of that generator. Is probably gonna
last three or four Say like, you get gas and

(30:22):
so now you got a bunch of gas and nothing happens,
and now you're sitting on all these gas cans. Gas
does eventually go bad, and I'll give you hey price
on things may go up with all this going. That's
gonna last a week, two weeks. I don't know. You're
you're right there. And if you want to, if you
want to buy some early Christmas gifts, maybe you get
them now because maybe that could go down. We figured
that out during COVID. But I just don't understand the

(30:44):
scenario where we don't have electricity and we don't have water, Like, yeah,
you may too, but I like, when when are we
gonna run? And I was like, you understand that generator.
You don't just plug it into the house. It's going
to operate a freezer, maybe a TV, and maybe year round.
I don't know. I just don't know what what scenario
Do you think we're not gonna have your power play

(31:05):
video games? That may be all video games? Do you
want to live up with this now? I'm not living
in this world. But anyway, I drove around yesterday, Yeah,
not knowing what the prep were, but I was prepping.
If your wife was in one of those Southeastern states
that got whacked by flooding, I would say, this is
a smart move. You lock up on gas because we're
gonna have to run a generator, stock up on water

(31:26):
because we don't have fresh water. You're right, you're right,
But but in South Jersey, I think she's jumping the
gun a little history. We'll tell you this isn't a
big area for hurricanes, tornadoes or anything. Now towards the shore,
one hundred percent. Yeah, yeah, I get it down there.
Yeah we uh. You know, we're in a time of
year where so the weather's nice. So I think, yeah,

(31:49):
I think maybe you did just kind of spend an
afternoon doing nonsense. Yes, and who knows when it goes down.
I've got I've got enough gas for a couple of
days from my generator. There you go, and I have
two big bottles of water. And now here's where I think. Okay,
so say it all goes down, say in the next
couple of days, the world just completely up ends. Right now,

(32:10):
you've talked about having gas at your house. You're a target. Well,
that's why we stocked up on ammunition. So every one
of our families, we're gonna do the move where we
blow out the windows. And now we're up there just
just picking people off that are trying to come and
take our gas to lead. There's a whole plan. Dude.
You ever see the Walking Dead? We're like that. Oh man,
you know, yeah, no, you can't have my gas. I

(32:31):
don't have ten gallons o neighbors, neighbors versus neighbors. I
got to shoot a neighbor because he wants tuna fish.
I don't know. I got some can goods in a
in a in a lazy Susan. You ready to go?
I think I'm ready. You're fine. I think I'm good.
I think I have like maybe a quarter of gas
in a gas tank in the uh in the garage seat.
I don't I don't have a lawnmower, so I don't

(32:53):
keep gas in the house. Well, when it all goes down,
it's gonna be Italian night. Every night. We got REOs
and we got pasta every night. But once again, you
mean we die from diabetes. You need to heat up
that water, so you're gonna have to make you you know,
are you gonna be able to start fire? I have five,
no six tanks of propeine Okay, yeah, okay, I'll be

(33:13):
running the grill all right, yeah, or my George Foreman
off of the electricity. Yeah, or nothing will happen and
everything will go just the way it's going. That's what
I'm hoping for. I don't know. Maybe Christmas gifts go
up a little bit this year. I think we're gonna
get through it. Look, well we're not or we're not.
Who knows we have a crossbow? Did you know that
we have a cross owner? You got it as a gift.

(33:36):
I think if you're white, I wait till the arrow
will start flying out of my house at the neighbor.
So that's good. If the cowboys come, then you're gonna
have a good old cowboy Indian fight. Look we get back,
we'll knock out some trash. Oh why anything thirty on

(34:03):
nothing anything racket rocking or roughing, d lo frash, damn, damn, damn.
I thought he was dead man when I saw it. Yet, Yeah,
I thought he was dead too. The actor who played
the father on Good Times, John Amos, he was also

(34:25):
in Roots and Coming to America. He passed away at
eighty four years old. Yesterday I thought it was John Stamos. No,
not John Stamos, John Amos. We're gonna take this post down.
Then it's a great episode. So the Good Times was
like in its height, and he wanted more money and
he played the dad and the network turned him down,

(34:47):
so he quit. That kind of sucks though, right right
like like it was a big hit show. So he quit.
So they killed them off on the show, and I
remember the they have the funeral and they go back
to the apartment for the wake. Right there, they invite
people back for food, everything, and at the very end
of Florida, his wife she drops up big class bowl
on the floor. She just yells, damn, damn, damn. I

(35:11):
don't know why it always stuck with me as a kid,
but it always did. It was a heart wrenching episode.
So yeah, John Amos, he was great in coming to
America too. He was I think he was the Was
he the manager of the Dolph to McDonald's. I think
he was. Yeah. You may see him pop up in
a lot of stuff. Yeah, so dead at the age
of eighty four. Angelina Jolie is ending her legal battle

(35:35):
with the FBI and the Department of Justice over documents
related to an alleged plane incident from twenty sixteen with
Brad Pitt. I don't know why she's dragging her feet
on this. She's really trying to drag brand Pitt through
the mud. Yeah, and everyone's like, I'm not kidding, Like
all of Hollywood has come out and been like Brad
is one of the nicest guys. Ever, maybe it's on you, Angelina.

(35:55):
Maybe look you're looking at a woman. Man, who is
it's just over for she's not acting anymore. Well, I
think okay, here was okay, dude. I was a huge
Angelina Jolie fan in the late nineties and and she
was she was hot, crazy, right, she was wearing blood
Billy Bob Thornton's blood right, and then you know, it
just kind of was like, you know, you get older

(36:17):
and it's not cool to do that anymore. Like you're
watching that with Madonna. She was getting kids, Like my
wife gets Amazon packaged, so she would just order kids
in Africa, shop at her door. She got a cabinet
and a kid. So like what you watch that with
like people like Madonna, like they just still try to
be cool and Edgie Courtney Love, like you know, you're
just like like you're not You're not cool with Edgie anymore.

(36:38):
And that's okay. And and that is You're it's okay
you you you were cool back in the day, but
now you're older, you're maybe you're a parent, like it's
it's okay. The same thing to my wife, I said,
it's okay, you're not the person I fell in love
with when I first met you. Joaquin Phoix's firing up
the rumor mill. He's referring to Rooney Marah, who I

(36:58):
love anymore, as his wife. So I don't know if
they've been dating or whatnot. I don't know much about
Joaquin Phoenix of him and his brother was River Phoenix,
and Joaquin's a pretty good actor. So Rooney Mara, her
parents or grandparents own your New York Jets? Am i am?
I correct in saying that the Mara family the New
York Giants. Yeah, the New York Giants, the Marra family. Yeah, yeah,

(37:22):
so I believe it's a weird connection. I believe one
set of grandparents for her own the New York Giants
and the other set owned the Steelers. Wow, that's a
pretty good that's a pretty good Thanksgiving. Yeah. You shouldn't
have to pay for tickets, it should be free. Yeah,
and who owns the Jets? That's the rue. No I

(37:46):
thought Rooney was. It wasn't Rooney the Steelers, No, lines
is the Steelers? Is the Steelers? Right? So maybe it's
the Jets? Maybe maybe her family owns the New York Giants. Yeah,
because the Giants are the Tish and the Ma Marra family,
and then the so and then Rooney is the Jets.
I don't know, she's she's hot, so good for waking
in Phoenix. The joker Antonio Brown, remember him, These guys

(38:09):
out of his mind, so so no one talks about
him anymore, even though he was a fantastic football player.
He's crazy. He just quit. Remember he took his shirt
off walking off the field. I think it was it
was it was at a met Lake stadium. I think
it was. Uh So, Antonio Brown took the Twitter yesterday
to attack Travis Kelsey and Taylor Sweat on Twitter, so

(38:30):
uh so, yeah, So, I mean that's that's what adds
to what Antonio is up to now. What he calls
woman a fish call. There was one. It was one
video years ago, me and you played over and over again.
It was him, I guess his his his baby mama
wanted to take his son, and he called the cops,
and the cops come and don't let the woman on

(38:52):
his property because she had no right to be there.
It wasn't her visitation days or whatever. And in the
video he's videotaping it, he keeps calling the woman, I've
never heard this before. A fish bowl. I like it.
I don't know what to day, but he kept referring
to his baby mama as a fish bowl, So I
don't know. I used to watch this show man American Pickers.

(39:14):
That's where these two guys would go to like garage
sales and sheds and barns and find these great you know,
these great deals where they would find stuff, like they'd
find a you know, sixty nine Mustang that was in
somebody's garage for forty years. One of the guys, Frank Fritz,
he died yesterday. He was a little fat guy. It

(39:35):
was a good there was like like a tall, good
looking guy and then a fat guy. There's there always is,
isn't there? Yeah, fat guy. He died yesterday. So that's it.
Demi Lovato, I know you're a big Demi Levado fan.
She got a wax figure at Madam Tusso's yesterday, So
congrats to Demi Levado. Are we still waiting for her

(39:55):
to reschedule the beach concert that got canceled when she
owed it on drugs? Well, I think if you owed
you on drugs, the best place to play is Atlantic
City because there's no drugs. She can get your hands
on that here. Maybe it was this and now I'm
glad that now she's been sober for a couple of years.
But she did sober to play Atlantic City. Did cancel
a concert in Atlantic City on the beach because she
she had an incident where she overdosed. Was it because

(40:17):
someone told her she's playing Atlantic City? That she picked
up drugs again? Yeah, like when I hope I get
COVID before a birthday party I don't want to go to.
She's like, I hope I overdose on this. You probably
don't remember this broad's name. We did talk about her
years ago. Danielle Stop. She's this older broad who was
on the Real Housewives of New Jersey and she was
a mess dude. She was like sloppy drunk. She would

(40:40):
get in the fights with all the girls. She was
the funny part of the show about right, Yeah right.
They ended up kicking her off. She got in the
porn for a little bitou to be really bad to
get kicked off that show. Yeah, too crazy because the
one woman even went to jail and she's still on
the show. So this brought Danielle stuff. She wants to
come back on the Real Housewives of New Jersey and

(41:00):
and they even just turned her down again. They're like, yeah, like,
I guess dude, she like I said, she went into
like reality show stuff and porn like it got real,
like real bad. One hundred point sevens e xls after
He's rock station in the ZXL Morning Show. Good morning,
Good morning. How are you doing well, buddy? What's your name?

(41:21):
Fred Atkinson? I gotta be excited, man, Christmas is here, Fred,
Finally we got through. Fred. Let's stop rushing for Christmas
is not here.

Speaker 3 (41:31):
It is here.

Speaker 1 (41:31):
We're giving away Christmas Tike. I'm gearing up for Columbus Day.
Uh well, you have tickets for Markey Ramone from the
Ramones is throwing a big old punk Christmas party at
the Tropicana and you got tickets? All right? All right man?
Cool It truly is the most wonderful time of the year.
I'm trying to think. Is Marky Ramone the last living

(41:53):
member of the Ramones? I guess? And what so it's
gonna be Christmas songs? I guess with a punk vibe,
it be rock and roll Christmas on now, cool man,
what do you do for a living bro? What's your job.
I'm amazing. Okay, all right, so doing some brickwork, well, brick,
flock down, concrete, you name it, all right? My friend, well, Fred,

(42:13):
you're going to see Markey Ramone. He's throwing a big
old punk Christmas party at the Tropicana. You got your tickets?
Are you stay on hold?

Speaker 3 (42:20):
All right? Done?

Speaker 1 (42:22):
Merry Christmas freend. I will say, I know where we're
getting it. It's October second. My wife had she had
a Christmas tree delivered the other day. I said, can
we at least just take the trees out? Yeah, my
wife's decided. My wife and I we have like a
nineteen foot tree whatever. It's just like ridiculous size, Like
it's like it breaks through the roof, right and uh

(42:42):
and it's fake of course. And the last year the
top piece the light twins. Dude, there's no coming back
from that. So that's the whole damn thing. So now
my my wife and I are like, you know what,
we're gonna rig it up for this season and then
that's gonna be it. It sucks nasl like maybe four
or five years old. Yeah, yeah, when you plug it in, man,

(43:03):
after I kind of sit, we pack them away down
the boxes and everything else in my head. Magically, over
the last year that's been in the basement, the lights
have started to work again. Well, so Sander brings out elves.
Do you come out and they prepare those things? Why
do we sleep at night? But it makes it does
pissy off because you spend a lot of money in
these stupid trees and and like and as soon as

(43:25):
that that because now you don't you're not in control
of the lights anymore. It's as soon as I plug
it into one thing, those lights connected the other lights
and blah blah blah blah blah. And so now it's
like and it's all the way up top. And it
started to happen right around Christmas last year. That's the
problem with the prelift. But you know what, they are
convenient in there. But you know if that, if that
part goes, it all goes. Now you're stuffing lights in there,

(43:47):
you know, don't match up. You know that I don't
like heights and dude, I gotta get on top of
this step ladder and and I'm I like the step
ladder shaken and I'm like it's three foot I'm like,
it's stupid, dumb tree. Look, we we get back, we'll
not out some headlines. It's the ZXL Morning Show, one

(44:08):
hundred point sevens, the XL South Jerseys rock station. Old
people sock. I'm just gonna I'm gonna put it out there. Luckily,
I'm not around a lot of Well, here's the thing.
So during the day, me and you are all of work.
We get done work in the morning, so a lot

(44:28):
of my shopping and stuff is done like right after
the show. So it's me and a bunch of old people.
So I'm in I'm in a place, a very high
end supermarket yesterday called Acham And uh so, dude, I'm what,
by the way, what's that? What are you doing in
an acme? You know, like the Walmart. You're not a

(44:49):
Walmart guy, okay, So I'm a Walmart guy when it
comes to non fresh stuff, okay. But when it comes
to like like meat, vegetables, like perishable stuff, they got
a real butcher and act I go. I'll go to Acne. Yeah,
Acne man, slam dunk dude. Acne has great hogies. So
once once a week for dinner, I'll grab a bunch

(45:11):
of hogies and cut them up for the fan. Uh
that's what the kids call a family. So I'm there.
It's like, I don't know, eleven o'clock in the morning,
whatever it is, and it's just a bunch of old
people and acme. So I get out. I get out
of the car. I'm walking in and there's an old
guy and he's kind of having a conniption fit as
he's walking out the door with his wife, and I

(45:32):
guess it's because they wanted to check his receipt, right,
And so this old guy's like, they think I'm I'm
a thief. And the wife's trying to calm him down.
And the wife's trying to say, like, no, honey, they
just wanted to make sure that, you know, we scanned
everything and we're you know, she's trying to calm him down. Hey,
they think I'm a thief. And I'm like, okay, what
do you busting the old guy's boss for. Anyway, I
got to walk out of the store, so all right,

(45:53):
so maybe he did steal who knows how about that?
You know? So so then I'm walking in. I get
through the first door. Now there's two doors. I get
through the first door. Now there's another old guy you
know where like the coin machine is where like you
come in with a jar of coins and you thumb
them in. He's he's like kind of in that corner, right,

(46:14):
and and I guess a young person had cut him off,
and now he's mumbling to himself how much he hates
young people. Right, So now there's other guys just mumbling.
This is all within thirty seconds of each other, by
the way, right. So then so then I'm like, okay,
like all right, So I got this old guy and
when I say old, I mean old, and he's just mumbling.

(46:36):
The kids today if they didn't do this back in
the Great Depression, they have nothing else to do. The
old guys. I was in World War two and uh
so then I go do my I was in and
out man quick shopping, and so I go to the
self checkout and I could see there's an older Asian
woman and she's screaming. You know, the one person that
works where there's cigarettes, right and they do lottery and stuff.

(46:59):
She's screaming at the person right. Sounds like a right dude.
I'm like, I'm like, what is going on here today?
Did all the old people take meth so that the
old lady, the old lady, and lady is screaming at
the person who hates their life because they have to
work the cigarette and lottery machine. And so apparently she
bought something that was six dollars but was supposed to

(47:22):
be on sale for three dollars, okay, but when she
scanned it, it came up as six dollars. All right,
let's fix that. So dude, So she's screaming and being
so ignorant to the to the workers that there were
two women behind the counter. One woman. I watched it.
She just turned her head and walked away and ignored
the woman, where another woman kind of had to take over,

(47:44):
like what was going on? Maybe it was like the manager,
but the other woman was like, I'm not dealing with
this lady. You're crazy. You're crazy to blame her, and
no one should have to deal with that. To talk
to somebody over what two dollars cents? I know, right,
Like it's so insane, but that's what old people do.
They fight over two dollars and fifty cents. So then
now I'm walking out with her. She gets out in
the parking lot and she starts screaming like a mad person.

(48:07):
Like so not only was she old. I think she was.
She had some issues. But she's screaming in the parking
lot and I'm like, now I'm fascinated. I want to
follow her to her car because I want to see
what's going on, because she was yelling somebody's name and
she kept saying stop yelling at me, and I'm like, dude,
there's no one there. See. Old people are crazy. I

(48:31):
haven't gotten. I haven't really got I don't know, I
haven't really gotten that. I do get the bust loads
of them at the Amish Market and they do come
out in like packs of old people. No one's been yelling.
I mean they move very slow, and but that's their thing.
But that's deal with. Yeah, that's their day out. And
I'm polite and like if they're slow, it's fine, Like
I'm I'm but like this was like these were just

(48:53):
mean old people. I'm saying, I'm surprised a fight didn't
break out. Dude, dude, I honestly think that the the
woman who walked away from the old Asian lady, she
was ready to punch you in the face. Yeah, right,
like and and it's and it sucks when you want
to punch an eighty year old woman in the face.
But this woman was crazy. What if they look at
you as a young guy, I guess you are a

(49:14):
young guy. Dude, Dude, I'm a stud. Yeah, you're probably
the problem. Yeah, you're right, man, you're a You're an
Acme old person eight and a half. I'm a brad
pit in Acme. When it's old people day, this is
why you go for the attention. Oh yeah, so it's
just these old It was just old people day at ACNE,
and these people were just mean and old and cranky.

Speaker 3 (49:35):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (49:35):
See, I'm not old yet, but I'd imagine when I'm
I don't know, when i'm seventy five, if I'm still around,
I'm probably gonna be old and cranky. If I don't
have anything else going, that's a problem. These people were
just bored, man, that's what it is. Dude. This is
probably the whole day. Yes, it was a whole thing,
like something. I bet you know how they have a schedule.
You're your mom has a schedule. I bet you The
old Asian woman sat on this thing that was six dollars,

(49:58):
but it was supposed to be three dollars. She sat
on that for days. Billy sat on that and then
she made a game plan to go into that acme
that day and then make a big scene. Right. That
was her that that was her day. It was her
whole day. She couldn't wait to do it. She couldn't wait,
and she needed to prove that she was right and
she needed that two dollars three dollars back, you know,

(50:19):
and maybe it was store credit. I don't know, but
you know, that was her whole day. Yeah, dude, old
people suck. Yeah, man, that's a that's a little tough.
It just it was crazy. It just kept happening, and
I'm like, what where where am I? And then I
realized it's ten thirty in the morning and I met
an acme, So yes, this is what happens at ten thirty.

(50:41):
Like on the weekends, I'll get to the supermarket when
it opens at seven am. Dude. You want to talk
about old people that they're everywhere early dude, let's since
four thirty, dude, we're gonna have that happy hour and
the early bird after shows that. Look, we can back up.

(51:04):
The young people might be coming at the expense of
their mental health. Oh jesus. A recent study found the
forty seven percent admit to sacrificing their mental health to
get ahead in their careers. Yeah, it's called life. Yeah,
it's called working hard. Yeah, kids can't deal with that's
it's not destroying your mental health. That means you're an
adult now and it's time to work hard and step up.

(51:25):
And seventy two percent say the search for stability is
a key factor in determining their success. Those who worked
on the study see this as a major shift in
values that puts immediate financial needs over long term job satisfaction.
That's why they all live at home with mom and dad.
That's why you don't have any pressure of like not
living somewhere, not eating, not having electricity, all that. I'm

(51:46):
listening to an interview with Kevin Smith, the great director
Kevin Smith. He was talking about how he kind of
he used to judge his dad because his dad worked
for the post office and he hated his job. His
dad hated his job for the thirty that he worked
at the post office, and I and Kevin asked him once.
He said, like, what did you want to do? Like

(52:06):
there must have been something when you were young that
you wanted to do, Like I want to be a
filmmaker and his dad said, I My goal was to
have a family. That's it, right, And it was to
have a family. And this job, even though I hate
it and I work overnights, it takes care of my family. Yeah.
And there's not that anymore. Man. Everything is like, no,

(52:27):
it's me. I need to be all about me and
this is it and and it doesn't I don't care
if it affects other people. It's all about me. Right now.
We've set up before and we'll say it again. There
are some things that you just don't need with you
on an airplane. Customs at an airport in I would
not want to go to an airport in Uzbekistan. They

(52:49):
recently had the reminded passenger of the fact that they
caught them carrying a ten foot albino permes python in
a carry on bag. Is it one of those comfort
comfort animals? I think, what do they call them? I
saw those like medical dogs and like one of the
Yeah that what's the name? It's a fancy name. They

(53:09):
put it on the vest and are able to bring
it in. Okay. So I was in the pet store
yesterday and therapy a therapy animal. Yeah, yeah, therapy dog
or whatever. A woman had a dog, nice dog, but
she had one of those vests, like those medical vests
on the dog, right, but it just said best friend.
That's not that's not an animal, that's training. Yeah. Airport

(53:32):
officials were not fond of finding the snake. The passengers
were arrested for not declaring that in customs. Yeah, this
is my buddy. Well, okay, here we go again. When
it comes to stress, gen xers have it all over
the rest. Gen xis defined as those born between sixty
five and seventy nine, and an extensive study is revealed

(53:54):
that they're the most stressed out. Yeah, because they're middle
aged and everything's super expensive. Yeah, that's me, with a
substantial part of stress coming from having to take care
of aging parents. I get that, as well as younger
generations who seem to be taking longer to move out
and be self sufficient. So you're getting it from both ends.
I got to take care of mom, right, I gotta

(54:14):
take care of dad, and then I got my kids
who are awful and they won't move out of the
house and you're paying all their bills. I get it.
That's why we're stressed. The Excel station and I know
we don't almost on this show. Sure don't talk about it.

(54:41):
I'm putting for the best candidate. That's right, that's right,
that's the person that the person that's going to fix
the country. Just go out there and vote everybody. Robert F.

Speaker 3 (54:50):
Kennedy.

Speaker 1 (54:51):
I like that guy. So last time I watching the debate. Now,
when you watch like the vice presidential the vice presidential debate,
that debate, Now, when you're watching, you know Trump and
Harris go, I didn't you know? Of course, I know
it's side I'm on, But you're watching this like Trump,
I get what he's trying to say, but you watch him,
he's not very polished, like he has a good idea.
I think because he's nice crass. That's why I told

(55:14):
my wife. I was like, I was like, we're watching
it last night and I was like, he's not a politician.
He's like if you or I got in there and said,
I don't know, we got to bring more money into
the country and then we put out and no, he's
a guy. He'll just tell because we're so not used
to this in politics, He'll just tell some what you're
being stupid, yes, and we want you being You're being
you're being dumb. That's what you just said was dumb.
Like Hillary, He's like, I'll put you in jail what

(55:36):
you want to say. But in the politician, you like,
I probably shouldn't, but but politicians are supposed to be polished.
Last night, man, I'm watching debate. It was quite refreshing.
Now listen, I know who I was rooting for. I
think I think that at the advance guy did a
real nice job and the other guy I think is
out of his mind. But I put that aside. Bro,
they were just kind of debating. They had issues they

(55:57):
were but yeah, it wasn't yelling and screaming. It wasn't
dropping f bombs, it wasn't calling people horrible names. It
was two guys who have different ideas of what they
want for the country having a conversation. Like even there's
a few times where and they're talking about gun control
and even the pants is like, yo, I'm sure he
agrees with this, and he's like nod in his head,

(56:19):
and the other wise, you know, Wallas is like, well,
I'm sure, you know, I'm sure he agrees with me
here and he's like, I do agree with the booth
want the country to be great. I mean, yeah, they're
both Midwestern guys and so yeah, I mean it is
you know, it always doesn't have to be screamed, and
that's part of the reason politics. I think people are
so tired of it now because it's become a screaming match.
It doesn't have to be dude, I remember growing up,

(56:40):
like you would go to a bar, or you would
talk to somebody, and like, you know, I remember my
parents having dinner parties and you had a neighbor who
was a Democrat and my parents were Republican, and they
just sat there and had a conversation. He talked. Man
didn't scream and yell. They didn't pound their fists on
the table. They didn't scream and yell and have to
go to a corner to hide. Last night, you could

(57:02):
hear what they wanted for their plan for the country.
At the very end, they shook hands. The two wives
came up on stage. They only I mean even they're
talking after words, shaking a hand, little little little tap
on the shoulder, saying, hey, nice job. It was good
to be It was actually refreshing to watch last year.
It was really really good. I think that guy, I
don't I don't know much about the Walls guy. He's
out of his mind, is what a nut job? I know?

(57:25):
I know? Soo yeah, see that you're you're the problem.
She's out of her mus she's and she has crazy eyes.

Speaker 2 (57:31):
So uh.

Speaker 1 (57:31):
I don't know how much of his policies. I think
they're a little out there. But that JD. Van's guy.
I think he's got a long uh career ahead of
him when it comes to uh, when it comes to
politics and and and and being in the Republican Party.
But I thought that too about the Crenshaw guy, you know,
the one eyed veteran, the guy with the iPad. Where
did he go? And dude, he started he started saying

(57:51):
dumb stuff. Yeah, and all of a sudden, you know,
they they turned their back on him. They're like, hey, dude,
all right, and you know like that that's you know,
kick Rocks just watched last night and here each you know,
each side and the side like I don't I don't
think that tampons belong in a boys room, you know,
so I would side, I of course with side and
all them. Okay, say they see how we can have
a conversation. Yeah, I don't hate you. You think they

(58:14):
should be in their case of a bloody nose. I
don't think they have a purpose, but that's us. But
we can have that conversation. Last night, it was kind
of refreshing to watch. Yeah, yeah, everybody, thanks, Your calls
today are always welcomed on the show. People that need
to be stopped or the moderators they suck. Okay, the
moderators on these debates are awful. These two see you

(58:34):
next Thursday. It was bad, dude. They had two women
up there and they were just nasty, awful. The media
really is I'm not getting into it. Everybody, stay right there.
You're getting no, I'm not going to get into it.
They're just ding that they were they these were two
and they're and you know they're good. You can I
don't see they have, honestly saying that from both sides.
They're all doing. That's Fox News, MSNBCB and balanced. They're

(58:59):
all they're they They're just they're just dumb. They're not journalists.
It's like the hot girl failed her way up through college. Everybody,
stay right there, let's kick off the ah they are
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When you're smiling, twenty sil when you're smiling, When you smiling,
I'm over smiles at you. And when you're eleven, oh
you love man, the sun comes shining through. When you're crying.

Speaker 1 (59:33):
Let you bring on their end right stop you'll shout,
stop this side. We'll you be happy. Where are you smiling?
Let's you smile?

Speaker 3 (59:42):
Keep on smiling.

Speaker 1 (59:43):
Keep I'm.

Speaker 3 (59:46):
Smiling, dropping out.

Speaker 1 (59:49):
I know you guys are off. My love took me
guys on my way and work. She's like, yeah, warming
up ship and I'm like, I'm about here. We're rocking. Hey,
thank you you shot you the bet you Yeah, keep
me laughing. Man, you guys are great. Good morning guys.
Are shili? Let me think, oh god, is it my
radio or it's are you only broadcasting? And mana this

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is the ratings in DJ. Be like, if you're on it,
I would listen to it. Man, getting up in the
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