If I Could Be Him For A Day! 7-9-24 Hour 1 & 2

What famous person would you love to spend the day as? And Rick Jones from Goldberg Jones joins the show for a special divorce edition of Life Coach!

Episode Transcript

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One O two point five kzy okaySeattle an iHeart radio station, the exclusive
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Rock station one O two point fivekzy ok Now it's BJ Shay and Sarah
one A two point five k zokay Classic Rock BJHA, ceremony design BJ

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Sarah and that gentleman, and thereis Waldo'll look at him good morning,
eating a peanut butter sandwich and didn'toffer me one. Well, I'm glad
you didn't. I'm surprised he's ableto speak with all that peanut butter in
his mouth. Yeah, he doesn'tput jelly on it, which is a
little odd. It's quite dry.He says it's expensive, which is why
he won't do it. Peanut butteris expensive. Well, I've always just
done peanut butter. Yeah. Isthere bread involved? Yes, there's bread.

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Is this an eating thing or someother kind of ritual that we shouldn't
talk about. Well, because hekeeps a jar of peanut butter in his
studio, it's weird. It reallyreally is weird. I feel like it's
a silence of the lamps, theworried. Yeah, I just never know.
Yeah, oh little and a littlekant. You know, we think
Waldo's weird. There there's a guyin the news like you ever think about,

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Man, what if I didn't gointo broadcasting, what if I decided
to join the circus? For example, I'm glad you put me in the
circus. There's this dude named AndrewStanton who is now in the Guinness Book
of World Records. He is aside show artist, which to me is
like you're part of the circus.It is, yeah, the circus side

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show guy. I didn't still hadside show guys. I thought that might
have been politically incorrect. I wouldhave thought so, except I don't think
it's like the bearded lady. Ohtoo bad, because I really have been
I would have been good for that. This guy is in the record books
for heaviest weight pulled with eye sockets. Oh and he's in the record books
for heaviest weight lifted with both eyesockets while swallowing a sword, while swallowing

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a sword. Yeah, all right, I'm gonna lift things like oh yeah,
so you remember Jim Rome's Circus wherethe guy lifted things with his Yeah,
his area don't get any of that. No, I don't. I
don't know if, by the way, the Jim Rome guy, I don't
know if is it Jim Rome,I don't know, sports guy? Sports
guy? What was the circus bags? Who was Jim something? Was Jim

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something circus? And he had aguy gosh, I can't remember. We've
talked about this before, and somebodygave us the emperor and I forgot again.
Let's just go with Jim Rome.Jim Rose, Jim Rose. That's
it, Thank you. Close,It was close, thank you. And
yeah, and Jim Rose's circus dude, and he pulled things with his gefophinator.
Yeah. And this guy did itwith his eye sockets, his eye

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sockets, and we're talking over fivethousand pounds. He's able to pull it.
How do you not pull out youreye socket? Yeah? And well
how do you hook it in there? Do you hook it in there?
Like you know, you know howyou have those little like those leather bags,
the little bungee cord things with thelittle hookey things on the end.
You put the hookey thing in youreye. It didn't look like kind of
like a clockwork orange. Oh that'snot good man. No, no,

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no, no, I don't know. And then he's pulling five thousand No.
Well then he's swallowing swords. Wellthat's going on too, but it's
not euphemism. Yeah, but hedidn't spin plates, which means he's a
loser. Got man, you gottabe that plate spinning guy that we used
to see on the old time TVshows and solo show. And here's some
guy. He's spinning plates all daylong. And aren't you glad you went
into broadcasting and stuff. I feellike it should be a good socket man.

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Is the socket man pulling five thousandpounds? And that that's me right
there, socket man? All right, the news is coming up. Drama
on an airplane, and this timeit's not Boeing's fault. Oh really,
people misbehaving. They still plead guilty. Anyway. Target announced they're gonna change
a way that you could pay forstuff. You mean I don't kind of

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pay at all? No, youhave to pay, but you can't use
your checkbook. Oh that's a greatidea to not be able to use it.
Yea, because you know what,granny put it away. I'll tell
you who does Granny does news.After Metallica okay Metallica, I'm on a
two point five casey okay, ClassicRock Bjshay and Sarah Mornings and now the
time you've been waiting for, Sarahwill tell you what's up. This is

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brought to you by Speedy Glass.Chose Speedy Glass to get the job done
right Speedglass dot com. Well,we started the show this morning talking about
a guy pulling the weight get USworld record weight with his eye sockets,
and then turned into Jim Rome andpeople pulling weight with their who's it friend?
Jim Rome is like, what areyou talking about? That? Wasn't
it? I never had a takelike that. Yeah, well, Dean

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Left does to talk back about it. You're born in BJ and Sarah,
this is Ding the delivery driver fromTacoma, BJ. You're thinking of the
Jim Rose Twisted Tour and the guy'sname was Lifto. He also used to
lift up car batteries with clamps onhis nipples. Yeah that's right, Yeah,
camps on his nipples, and thenhe used his old package and lifted

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things with that, which some peoplewould still think out last the eye socket
guy who listed what thousands of poundswith his eye sockets? Hey, YoY
these people, these people. Imean, honestly, I don't. I
just don't even know how you liftthings with your eye sockets. It's not
pretty. There's a scam text messagetargeting Washingtonians. Oh and this purports to

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be from the Washington State Department ofTransportation. All right, washtt Okay,
So if you got a text fromGood to Go, if you've got one
of the Good to Go passes,Oh I do? Did you get a
text? I might have? What'swrong? A lot of people have been
getting a text It says Washington myGood to Go toll services. Our records
indicate your vehicle has an unpaid tollinvoice. Oh yeah, to avoid additional

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charges of sixty six dollars and seventycents, please settle your balance of six
dollars and sixty seven cents at andit gives you a website, which,
of course, if you go to, is a scam. Yeah, so
it it looks it says good toGo toll dot com. That is not
the good to Go website. No, it isn't. So it is just
a scam. If you get atext saying it's from the Good to Go,

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it's not. They're trying to stealeverything you own. Yeah, because
they'll mail stuff to you. That'susually what they do. I know because
my son continues to just drive rightthrough and I, hey, buddy,
guess what, you gotta pay this. You got to pay this. And
I'm like, oh, he doesn'thave a good to go. Oh he
does it. He's just good togo on my go And I wish he
would go out of the state andleave me alone. Hey, but they
mail stuff. They'll mail you stuffto tell you. They won't text you.

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That's right. So that's it's abummerman, because everything looks legit,
and you know, you feel likeold people. You just can't trust anything
anymore, that's true. Yeah.I got something from my dentist and I
called them because I got a textand it said, hey, you owe
us X amount of dollars and I'mlike, they never text me, and
it turns out it was them,And so I said, look, you

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guys can't do this because this isnot the way you communicate with me.
You should let us know this iswhat you're gonna do. You just don't
start doing it because I felt likeyou were a scammer. I've only gotten
like appointment confirmation like, reminder youhave a doctor's appointment tomorrow. I've never
got anything about a bill via.Yeah, well now that's a new thing
my dentist is doing. Oh hey, you can pay it right here on

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your phone. Or hey, youcould be a scammer and I'm not going
to listen to you, and thenI'm gonna get in trouble. More drama
on an airplane this time around.It was a Ryanair flight, which is
a heavily discount carrier. I nevereven heard of them. It's popular in
the UK. Oh hello, Sothere are a lot of people who would
take Ryanair from like the London airportto a Beiza or Greece and party,

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and so you get to have acheap flight to these really cool places.
Yes, okay, and at Ryanairwhen I come aboard, I hope you
brought your own seat belt. Well. In this case, it was a
flight from Morocco en route to London, and one guy said, I want
to sit closer to my family,will you switch seats with me? And
the woman's like, I'm sitting herenext to my daughter, why would I
switch seats with you. So it'stwo families who want to sit closer to

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each other and both families fight eruptedon the airport. Oh that's not cool,
massive brawl. They said, Ohreally over the seat thing. Yeah.
I get like sometimes if you aren'tsitting with your travel partner, you
could ask somebody. But you aska single you don't ask a couple.
Here's what I would like to sayto any father that gets to be separated

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from his family on a flight.Why would you ask anybody to change that
seat? Seriously, you have yourairport seat, you're getting you read your
book, you watch, you ridebed, and you don't have the kid
next to you asking you every stupidquestion in the world. It's wonderful.
I did take Ryanair once and Isaw this young two dudes and they were

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traveling together and they busted out agiant bottle of STOLEI oh man, they
got a talking to. This isa lit but you know what, it's
Ryanair. I just assume everything goeson Ryanair. There would be one less
place to use your checkbook. People. Oh let's going I'm not good.
Thank you. Target announced it willstop accepting personal checks as payments starting this
month. They said, we're givingpeople advance notice and you will not be

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able to pay by check as ofthe fifteenth of this month. Oh really,
joining Whole Foods who also do notallow you to pay by check.
Oh yeah, you got to haveyour phone, I think to even get
into a Whole Food zoch, Ifeel like because they get you can scan
the thing or whatever. I like, I can pay with your hand.
Yeah, talk to the hand.Here you go, baby. And I
honestly didn't know you could write acheck still at grocery stores. Yeah,

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people still do. I'm at theQFC and my granny bust that out.
I'm like, seriously, this iswhat's happening right now forever. It's twenty
twenty four. What are you doing? I mean, honestly, I could
eat this food quicker than you canget this. Don what's happening here?
I had to write a check recentlyand I made several mistakes, like I,

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oh, yeah, it's been thatlong. Yes, yeah, do
you know how to sign your nameanymore? I know how to sign my
name because you still have to dothat like digitally. You know, they
give you like the stylish Yeah youdo, but I just scribble that.
Yeah it doesn't. But how doyou know how to cursively write? Out
like one hundred and twenty five dollars. No, that's what I'm saying.
I had to write several checks.Oh, because you couldn't get that done.
Couldn't get her done? Right,Yeah, you do the one two

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five, You can get that,yes, but then you gotta go one
hundred and I spelled eight wrongs.Oh, and then I ran out of
space on the line. So ittook me three checks. Oh, write
a check. Yeah, I've Iwish I could poke fun at you,
but I've been there. Yes,So imagine if I was trying to pay
a target with my check ust.Oh, I would hate you so much.
Oh, man, I would belike, yeah, it's it's not.

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I don't know if it's possible,but I've got good news. Yes,
McDonald's announce the return of the McRib. Wo oh, that's right,
the McRib. You know I keepforgetting this is the time of year.
They didn't say exactly when, butyes, it will return, so I'm
guessing it's a fall item. Ohit's not with summer's rib season, isn't
it. I think every season's ribseasons. Good point, it's coming out

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later this year. The McRib peoplesaid, that's like their department. The
McRib people people, all right,we have to ask the mcgrib people.
Let's let's get them in here.And what are they all just covered in
barbecue sauce? And I think we'reready. They have to like come out
of their McRib sauce of spa like. Man, they're in like the little
McRib hot tub to barbecue sauce.If you were at a dinner party,

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and you know dinner because we allgo to these fancy dinner pozzies. So
if you were in this fancy dinnerparty and somebody literally showed what do you
do for a living? I workin the mcdonald'smcrib departments. I think I'm
gonna use that. I'm a seasonalworker. Now I saw somebody asked me,
what do you do? I workin the McRib department. Yeah,
oh yeah, we have our owndepartment. Yeah, a hot tub full

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of barbecue sauce. We have tobe careful not to get too saucy because
that's an hr is shure it's timefor today's things or not? Right In
Florida story, they yay, Well, there is a guy who works in
the police department and it was timeto make a traffic stop. You sees
guy driving radically running the red light, pulls him over, okay, and
they're like what you got there?Like, that's my taco Bell. Oh

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that's so far. I love thisguy. And they said, oh yeah,
so in here, this is justmy bag. This is just my
bag of food. Oh, guy'slike, you're acting super super weird.
Yeah that's something you've told us.It's your bag of food. Fourteen times,
sir. So they ran the licenseplate. Oh boy wanted in three
different counties. Good for him.Inside that bag of delicious fast food,

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guess what there was? Oh youmean it wasn't taco bell. Fourteen packages
of meth LSD, fentanyl, gummies, pills, and weed. That is
a very bizarre eight layer of burrito. But I will try it so thinking
like, oh, nobody's gonna lookin my bag of taco Bell. No,
you'll never think you're looking for anythinghere, especially when I tell you

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forty times. Yeah, Oh,Florida, Oh Florida, there's this brought
to you buy Speedy Glass. Chosespeedy Glass to get the job done right.
Speedy glass dot com and you knowwould buy an awful lot of taco
Bell. Oh a mess. Ohno, I guess that all right?
Oh, one thousand dollars. Yes, Oh, that's what you're talking about.
You can spend it on whatever youwant. Okay, that's your chance

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to rock the bank. The keywordyou need to enter at cazyoka dot com
is right after the Steve Miller band. It's one don't two by five k's
okay, Classic Rock beg chan ceremoniesone on two point five Kzy okay,
Classic Rock, Bjshay and Sarah Morningsand now we get news with Sarah.
Well, Ozzy Osbourne fans are concernedthat his health has taken a turn for
the worse. Well, I meanyou figured it was going to go that

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way. Everything he's been saying overthe past few months. Well, he's
had surgeries, and he's had moresurgeries, and he's got Parkinson's and what
else I forget he had he hada back issue. And how old is
he? Waldough, I see inhis seventies. Now it's got to be
seventy three. Yes, I meanthough, it's amazing. It's amazing the

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people who pass away, you know, who pass away young, and then
like people like Ozzie Keith still going. Yeah, so even though Ozzie's health
is on the decline. Still,who would have thought he would have made
it to Endo his seventies, Notme, seventy five. I would have
never thought he would have got there. My goodness. Well, now people
are concerned that there's something else wrongwith him because he had to back out

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of a scheduled appearance at a scifi movie convention in Phoenix. Oh so
the whole family was supposed to bethere, and there was a package you
could buy when you go to thiscomic con type of thing, six hundred
and sixty six dollars. Oh that'svery cute to meet the whole family.
Well, he backed out, andnow Jack is going to be appearing on

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those family's behalf. So no wordon whether or not the price of the
package change. Like if I paidsix hundred and sixty six bucks and I
get to meet his kid. Yeah, I mean, I know Jack is
somewhat famous because of the TV show, but still, yeah, if he
wanted to meet Ozzie, and it'sprobably like one of those comic con things
where you stand in the line,maybe you get a picture and stuff.
Oh yeah, that's I don't knowhow I feel about that. Mad Monster

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Party Arizona twenty twenty four. Theysaid, Ozzie is unable to travel at
this time, so he's not goingto be there. Yeah, you weren't
planning on going, BJ, No, I wasn't. No, But man,
if he can't get on a plane, ooh, that's that's not good.
Yeah. And I think they're livingin England, so that is a
long flight. Yeah. But seeearlier in the show, we were talking

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about how there's a trend right nowof good to go scam texts going out
and BJ you said, you knowit to older people are constantly being targeted.
Terrible story of this happening to aJourney fan. Oh no, this
woman is seventy five years old.Okay, yes, it's always an older

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woman. It seems. Steve Perryreached out to her, Oh Diddy on
Facebook and said, I have abusiness opportunity. I need a woman in
my life. You are that woman. Don't stop believing granny. So she
said him seventy two thousand dollars becauseSteve Perry needed that money. Oh she
welcomed with open arms. She senthim fifty thousand in gift cards. Oh

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she sure did. She finally realizedsomething was up when Steve Perry asked for
photos of her passport and driver's license. Well, of course, I mean
I need those, honey, ohSherry. Uh so she reached out to
the FBI, who are currently lookingfor Steve Perry because obviously it was not

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the real Steve Perry from Journey.So the fifty thousand dollars in gift cards
wasn't enough. It was the oh, my passport and my driver's license.
She finally figured it out. Ohman, where she's rich? Where are
her kids? This is what I'vegot my kids involved in everything. I'm
gonna make sure they have that.You know, I might get mad at
him, going let me go buythat Star Wars figure, but you know

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what, at least I will notgive my money to Steve Perry. So
I know a guy who this happenedto his mom. Only she met the
love of her life on the internet. Oh yeah, he was from Uh
what's the scam? Is stan Cret? What's the other one? Uh Gret,
No, it's one of those littleidy bitty countries over there that knows
nothing about geography. A question,Okay, good luck to you. It's

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uh Cypress. Oh so that's wherea lot of these scams apparently originate.
So this was a dude from fromCyprus and he fell in love with her
and they were in love on theinternet. Of course, they were sending
him money, and the kid,the guy I knew, was like,
Mom, this is a scam.She refused to believe him, and there's
nothing he could do to prevent herfrom sending him money, no matter how

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many times he explained it. Hehad the cops explain it, and they're
like, she's still got her wits, so you can't freeze her accounts.
Yeah, that's why as an oldperson, you need to give your kids
the keys to the kingdom early whileand that way, even that that way
they could stop it. Anyway,That's what I want to do because I
you know, you like they say, she still has her wits, but

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she doesn't, you know. That'sI really wish there was a thing like
there's no way you have your witsbecause you believe you're in love with someone
who doesn't exist, You don't haveyour wits. Whatever they're using is like,
no, you don't, you don'tknow what you're doing. Need to
give some joint power of attorney,and I don't know whatever happened. I
think he might have gotten through toher, but like he kind of didn't
want to ask because I think shelost all of her money. Oh that's

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just that's hard, terrible. Yeah, well on both sides though, you
got to prepare, you know,like when you're our age, Well I
actually I should probably prepare a lotearlier. When you get into your sixties.
You've got to prepare for this kindof stuff. And if you don't
trust your children, well then you'rescrewed because a lot of people just don't
think the kids are going to andthat happens sometimes. But man, if

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you can't trust your kids, youknow, because that look at all that
money, look at your fortune,everything gone to Steve Perry. Yeah,
you need to find a girl inher twenties to get married to Parry.
Yeah, that's what you need.And by the way, I knew this
was going to happen. Ever sincehe left Journey, I knew he was
going to start scamming all ladies,all right, BJ you know the author

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James Patterson, Oh, yes,I forget his stuff. He does?
What does he do? Them startedwith a series about Alex Cross was his
main character, and that's what propelledhim to fame, and then he came
out with like a billion books.And then what James Patterson does is he
writes an outline of a book andthen an aspiring author can finish the book

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for him, like fill it inwhat and then you like, if you
go to the airport, you're goingto see a bazillion books that are bj
Shay and James Patterson. Bring youthat? What that means? Yeah,
look at James Patterson. So hejust wrote like the concept this is going
to be a murder mystery that takesplace at a bank vault, and then
the aspiring author just fills it allin his poor author's like, okay,

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I gotta figure this out. Whata dumb idea. But it's James Patterson.
So now they are redoing the AlexCross. So initially it was Morgan
Freeman, then it was Tyler Perry. Oh yeah, and now they're making
it into a series for Prime Videostarting on November fourteenth. It's called Cross.
Okay, So I'm trying to thinkof a great actor for this.

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Hmmm, do you know Black Adam? Oh yeah, it's a dude from
that called Aldus Hodge. Oh yes, Aldus Hodge is really good in That
Is African America. Yeah, AldusHodge was good. He was might he
might have been. He was decentin that really really bad movie. I
never saw it. Yeah, becauseyou're smart and you're fortunate. Was that

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the Rocket? It was the Rock? And boy was it bad. Oh
I'm sorry, Yeah, it wasreally bad. You know, I have
apologizing. Yeah, but Hodge wasgood. I remember his character and Hodge
is a good actor. Okay,this morning, we are just forty five
minutes away from being joined by RickJones. Rick Jones of Goldberg Jones will
be in studio at seven thirty takingyour calls about all things divorce and family

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law. I was making fun ofbj for saying you need to find a
woman in her twenties to manage yourmoney. Yeah you were. Maybe you
did that and it didn't work out, and you need some advice on how
to get a divorce very possible.You might be right about that. So
free legal advice from Rick Jones happensat seven thirty. Well, next up,
it's all things sports. All right, we'll talk about what's next for

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your Seattle maritors cover everything right afterBancho b It's what aut too. Point
five k's Okay Classic Rock DJ ShanCereamoning spanjov and what are your point five
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Sports Sports brought to you by BradleyJohnson Lawyers. Facing a DUI call
one eight hundred d uy away?What eight hundred d you? Why away?

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The Maritors were off yesterday. Theyare heading to San Diego to play
the Padres with a six forty starttime. Yeah, that's all you have
to say about that? Yeah,I do. Have you have you checked
the standings lately? I know SanDiego are in second place behind the Dodgers.
They said at forty nine and fortyfive, we were seventy games up
in the in our division. Imean, the Astros hadn't wont to in

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like fourteen years, and now we'retwo gay they're two games back of us,
and they got like the hottest offense, one of the hottest offenses in
baseball. So bummed? Do wegot this? We got this? I
feel like we don't got this.Two more players have thrown their hat into
the ring of the home run derbyyesterday. Kansas City Royal shortstop Bobby wit
Junior and the Braves outfielder Marcel Ozunaboth said they will be competing in the

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Home Run Derby. First time forWitt, who is actually really fun to
watch, third time for Ozuna.We also know Alex Baum Gunner Henderson,
he's a beast, and as usual, Pete Alonso will be taking part.
It's very interesting in the Home RunDerby. I mean, it's gonna be
sad that Julio is not going tobe in it. But Raphael Devers they
went to him and asked him duringSunday Night Baseball and he was like,

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no, there are players that reallyfeel like they hurt themselves in the Home
Run Derby, and you've seen theirproduction go down right after the All Star
Game. So I think, ifyou know, if you your team,
you're kind of happy. I'm excitedto see what happens to Julio now that
he doesn't the Home Run Derby.Will he have, you know, even
a more productive season? I'd liketo think so. I mean, his
his second half last year was prettygood, So maybe it's actually the other

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way around. Maybe we do wanthim in the Home Run Derby. We
need to get him healthy. Yeah, we do the Storm play the Aces
tomorrow at noon. Next match forthe Sounders it's the US Open Cup Final,
Sacramento, eight p m. Sportsbrought to you by Bradley Johnson.
Lawyer is facing a dui call oneeight hundred d u y away. Liberty
loves Kevin Bacon, right, Ilove Kevin Bacon. There's so many degrees

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of love I have for him.Well, he decided to dress up as
a normy. Huh. He hadan epic disguise. Wanted to live a
normal life and see what it waslike to be normal. Oh, it
did not end well. It's apretty funny story. We will share the
details after ac DC. Why don'ttwo point five k's okay, Classic Rock,
Bjshay and Sarah Mornings, ac DC, I'm wanted two point five kz
okay, Classic Rock, Bjshay andSaram Mornings. Okay. We got a

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to say hi to our friend Chris, who just let us know he was

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listening in Maine. Oh, BethbridgeFarm remembers. I can't get that from
here. I can't get that's allactually listening on the free iHeartRadio app.
Oh really all the way from Maine? Yeah, do you know that we're
further north than Maine? Isn't thatin Canada? Isn't that like, isn't
that Montreal or somewhere? And Idon't shake you no part of America,

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Banga, you brought in your bangerman a right anyway, I don't know.
Let's talk about Kevin Bacon. Oh. I love Kevin Bacon. I
think everybody loves Kevin Bacon. Butthis is a funny story. He disclosed
that he wanted to spend the dayas a regular Joe. Okay. He
enlisted the help of a special effectsmakeup artist who put on a prosthetic nose

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and fake teeth so you could nottell it was Kevin Bacon. Oh yeah.
If a lot of the dudes thatwant to go out and just experience
life like a comic com they'll dressup in these full body costers and you
don't know Daniel Radcliffe is among you. Uh and so that's a cool thing.
I imagine that was positive for him. No, it was not.
Oh he went to a very popularLa shopping mall and went completely unnoticed.

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So mission accomplished, except he said, quote, people were kind of pushing
past me, not being nice.Nobody said I love you. I had
to wait in line to buy acoffee. I was like, this sucks.
I want to go back to beingfamous. Yeah, boy, you
forget that when you're just like thatguy, because yeah, you probably never
have to wait for anything. Yes, and everyone's always being nice to you.

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He wanted to spend the day asa regular Joe, what famous person
would you love to spend the dayas? Eight hundred two five two one
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can play some trivia. Get ticketsto Judas Priest at Angel the Winds Arena
in Everett. That show's October ninth. You gotta be smart iguas. All
right, We've got a very funnystory about Kevin Bacon. Wanted to spend
the day as a regular Joe.So he disguised himself as a regular person
and there was no doubt, Likewe're not talking sunglasses and a hat,
which you know helps a little,but no prosthetic nose, fake teeth.

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It did not look anything like KevinBacon. And he said it was no
fun that it's it is fun tobe a celebrity. Yeah, he had
to wait line, people push pastthem. They weren't nice. They went
tell me they loved him. Andso it's kind of fun to think about
the opposite. If you were goingto spend the day as a famous person,
who would you like to spend theday as phone numbers? Eight hundred

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and two five two five text ninezero six two seven BJ What do you
think? Well, there's a lot, but I think something that I have
never done would be is, youknow, to be cool. And that's
why I picked Dave Groll. Iwould like to be Dave Grohl for a
day because first of all, you'rea rock god. You have talent,

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and I mean everybody loves you inthat genre. You know, you got
like little kids doing drum videos foryou, and you get to interact that
way, and you get to makea throne and give us some guy who
broke his leg. I mean,there's so many cool things you get to
do as Dave Groll. You're awriter, now, you did some TV
and movie stuff whatever. I mean, I think I'd like to be Dave

(27:53):
Grohl for a day. Plus he'sgot it seems like his kids are awesome.
Yeah, maybe I want to spendit the day with the kids.
Well but his kids, like isI one kid sings with them? You
know? So it's like feels likethat would be a cool a cool dude
to be like you get all youget the best family life, the best
rock and roll life. It feelslike that would be a good guy.
That's a good answer. I wasthinking how weird it would be to spend

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the day as Kim Kardashian because I'dconstantly be looking like, what's behind me?
Oh and it's you? Well,yeah, you're behind you. Yeah,
that would be interesting in a lotof ways. You know, I
don't know what it's like to beon her level. You know, the
amount of stuff that she's done.I don't know, would you feel like
you have respect or would you care? I think it would just be interesting

(28:37):
to know if any of that isreal. And I'm not talking her physical
self. I mean, is anyof what Kim Kardashian does on a daily
basis real? Yeah? That's anotherthing. Yeah, when your life has
been on TV like that too,what is real life with her? Yeah?
That's a good call it plus.I mean, you know, I
think it probably would you Would youleave the mirror? I think you have

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to. I think myself, youjust had to look at yourself all day
because you had I mean that's notsomething you've been your whole life, right,
exactly. Yeah. We got atext from Dawn and Samama. She
said the celebrity I would like tospend a day as is Mackenzie Scott.
I could just give away millions tothings like food causes. Oh, I
never even thought about that. Boy, you could make so many people happy.

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And maybe you tick off Mackenzie ifyou're giving it to charities you don't
that she doesn't like. And allof a sudden, you go and you
go, here, you go,here, you go, everybody here,
sugar matters. We'll give you somefive million dollars. It's kind of really
strange that the press seemed to haveno photos of her. If you ever
looked at the at the like whenshe was going through the divorce from Jeff
Bezos, there's one picture of her, and then she got married briefly and

(29:48):
there was one picture. Like nobodyseems to have pictures of her, like
she's maybe not real. Yeah,isn't that interesting that that that that either?
Why don't they care? I mean, you know, why is the
paparazzi boss her as much as theywould bother anybody else that we would have
pictures everywhere? Yeah? I don'tknow, unless she just pays them a
lot of money not to take pictures. I probably would do that if I
was a billionaire. Wow, Imean, is the paparazzi up there and

(30:11):
she's going, how much you're gettingfor this here? I don't ever want
to see a picture? Yeah maybehere you go, here's a million bucks.
Leave me alone. Kevin sent atext to nine zero six two seven
Kevin and NYC A celebrity. Iwould like to do a to be rather
for a day. Wow, HarrisonFord back in the early I know why

(30:32):
you said I'd like to do now. I get it. He's a little
rolling and rolling around with Indiana Jones. I see, I think time machine
for sure. I don't want tobe Harrison Ford now because he's in his
eighties and he seems very crabby.Yeah. I don't know if he is,
but he seems very crabby. We'dhave to talk to Kallistango. What's
he really like? And I mean, Harrison Ford back in the early eighties,

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you're doing all the big movies.That's a great answer. Yeah,
you could be Carrie Fisher then,you know, if you really wanted to
explode. It was a train wreck. But she and Carrie they had a
moment those two. Yeah, butshe's by polar she's a drug addict.
Like if all those spend a dayis not Carrie Fit think back in those
days she was still doing okay,back when she was getting Did you just

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suddenly become bipolar in your fifty Ohyeah, you know that's that's not something
you developed like you know. Oh, I had no idea. I thought
I didn't know you were born withthat. Yeah. I thought it was
like a cold. I caught bipolar. I don't know what happened. I
was these kids on a plane.I wonder what it would be like to
spend the day as Tom Cruise.Oh, well, you should get on

(31:37):
your knees and then walk around likebecause he's a short guy. Wow,
was bad to say. I didn'tmean to take it on your knees the
bad way. I mean, it'ssure where you were going with that.
Yeah, yeah, i'd like toI'd like to retract that statement. You're
on her Yeah, I bet youjust you know, like or jump on
a couch. You can do thattoo. I'm pretty sure I'm the same
height as Tom Cruise. Are youreally? I'm five to seven? Oh

(32:00):
maybe you are? Okay, wellyou're he's five eight, But I don't
believe that. All right, Well, I will tell you this. You'd
have to do all those crazy stuntsthough, because he's out of his mind.
He wants to do all them withthose things, like everything I see
on the TV they're saying, andon the movies, they're like, he's
really doing that. He's hanging froma plane. There he is, he's
underwater. They're not letting him bathe. I'm like, okay, but he's
so rich and he's so famous.Yeah, but then you got to do

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the whole scientology thing. Are youup for that? I want to see
it. I want to see what'sreally happening. What do they really believe?
Oh? Come on, I findit terrifying. I know. I
mean, honestly, you go readthose l Ron Hubbard books and you go,
how did you people fall for this? I don't understand. I mean,
I get old school religion. Iget old school religion because there's a

(32:44):
long time ago in a Bible,far far away. So it makes sense
that people go, look, thisis a traditional thing. But this guy
was a science fiction writer, andthen all of a sudden, people go,
oh, this guy knows the truth. Really, there's not that much
of a difference between his science fictionand some of the other ideas of religion.
At least it was old timey days, like we could go back and
look at al Ron Hubbard's stuff andgo, wait, we were old enough

(33:06):
to know that what is this guyall about? But I don't know what
Hayesus was doing back in the day. Maybe he was throwing bread at everybody,
and maybe you know what, hewas turning the water into a little
you know, hey, everybody,let's have a party. I don't know.
Maybe he's doing studenting car tricks.I have no clue what he was
doing. He could have been apenantellar act for all I know. But
with well Ron Hubbard, you know, we could go back and see what
was going on. Kind of Tracyand Marysville text at nine zero sixt Yes,

(33:29):
haven't answering the question of what famousperson would you love to spend the
day as? Guy Fieri? Becausewe cat you go everywhere and try good
restaurant foods. Yeah, Plus you'dget to irritate his family by saying his
name wrong. Another textter says KingCharles, but really only one day,
King Charles. Yeah, I thinkI want to be Queen Elizabeth because she

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was loved. Yeah. No,people really like k King Charles. No,
but again, just to find out, like, what's really happening?
What is really going on? Yeah, that's a good quick I'll tell you
what's going on. A lot ofinbreeding, is what's going on? That
true? Yeah, when you textus a nine zero sixty seven, include
your name in town so we canshout you out someone else from three to
one, Oh, says al Pacino. Oh interesting, Oh yeah you go.

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We see. You don't even needto be Oppucuna. You just gotta
be bj. I thought it wasout. They pulled me back in coming
up at seven thirty. Rick Jones, Rick Jones Goldberg was out here.
We pulled them back in. He'llbe here taking your calls about all things
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Hey they're robing gig Harbor. Hey, Rob, Hello, guys,
good morning, Good morning sir.How are you? Oh, not too
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let's see if we can get yousome tickets will make your day even better.
Okay, Rob, you ready toplay? Ready to play? All
right, You're gonna get three questions. You have to get two of three
correct. Here's your first one.Judas Priest had a huge hit with Living
After Midnight. What Disney character wastold to be home by midnight or her
sweet ride would turn into a pumpkinoh oh no, ooh, that's a

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little tough one. Oh oh wow, I'm so sorry. Okay, you
can still do it. You gottaget these next year. Correct? Whoa
what? Bostonian folk hero of theAmerican Revolution is known for his midnight ride
where he shouted, the British arecoming Paul Revere, All right, Rob,

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Well actually it's Paul Revere. Yougotta get this last one, right,
Rob, are rooting for you?Okay? What holiday could be described
as this? It happens every yearwe count down to this holiday, starting
at eleven fifty nine and fifty seconds. When the clock strikes midnight, you
sing a weird song and randomly kissthe person next to you. I do

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believe that would be New Year's Eve. There we go, There we go.
I am smarter, Rob, Didthe first one come to you?
You still can't think of? Who'ssee? I've watched a whole bunch of
Disney Disney movies, and for somereason I can't can't. No glass Slipperphoria,

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we're gonna tell them answer. Yeah, I think you'll be I think I
think that will torment them. Actually, you're like, are you kidding me?
You're not gonna it's a classic storytoo. It's like not even so
much Disney as it is. Imean, it's it's definitely Disney, but

(37:42):
I mean it's a classics. There'seven a heavy metal band named after her.
Oh, there we go. Atleast heavy metal band is the key,
which is good. I appreciate it. All right, Rob, congratulations,

(38:06):
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(40:00):
he is here right now given outfree legal advice. So if you've got
a question about family law eight hundredtwo five two one O T five,
Rick Jones is going to be herefor the next you know, twenty five
minutes or so. Are you right? Takes? Okay? Jody and Goldbar
is up first. Hey Jody,Hey, how are you doing good?
Thank you what you got for Rick? Well, I'm Rick. You and

(40:21):
I have a common tie Tai HighSchool. Oh that's wonderful. Go totems.
Yeah, I know. So Rick, I need to know what do
you do and how do you handleit? When I spouse on a domestic
divorce lie and get everything through thecourt as a big lie. Yeah,

(40:51):
and how do you handle that?Well, you're stating it like it's almost
an exception to the rule. It'sactually just about the other way around.
Und and it's it's it's very commonfor people to try and bend the truth.
Now there's danger in doing that.We all know greedily why somebody would
want to do that, right,But at the same time, what's an

(41:13):
asset in court if you get tocourt is your own credibility. So if
somebody is walking down that path ofuntruths, the idea is just to catch
them, you know, catch themwith it, in other words, pin
them down with facts. You presentthat to the court and as soon as
the court I'm going to back up. If you just tell the court,
hey, he's lying, she's lying, that doesn't go a long way.

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If the court sees it themselves,boom. Their credibility is shot at that
point, and it becomes a veryvaluable feather in your cap, the fact
that they've been caught. What ifyou went through three commissioners and they all
fought your way, and then youmake it to a final trial and the

(41:55):
judge does not read these and hetakes the g AL stop personally, and
the g L never even finished completinghis investigation. I'm us, yeah,

(42:15):
no, I get it, andI feel for you already, I really
do. One of the things andwe've talked about this before. A GLS
is short for a guardian at LTAMand they're basically involved when there's a contested
custody issue. Oh yeah, andthere's somebody that's that's presumably trained in this,
and they're asked to come back andgive a report back to the court
of what they believe is in thebest interest of the children. Now,

(42:37):
one of the problems though with thatis you can imagine if a court is
vesting this third party with that sortof power, the likelihood that they then
take their recommendation full hog is very, very high. So that gl report
is almost like the trial before thetrial, you really do have to work
with that gl and hopefully, youknow, similar to the credibility issue,

(42:59):
lead them to watch a little bit. If you've got a question for Rick
Jones, he is here right noweight hundred and two five two one two
five taken your calls about divorce familylaw. Chris in Tacoma. You're on
with Rick Jones. Hey, Chris, Yes, thanks for taking my call.
So I was told that Washington didn'tor doesn't have common law marriage,

(43:21):
but I'm pretty sure I heard Bjayand Sarah saying there was something else that
was basically means the same thing.Yeah, so my girlfriend of twelve years
and I are breaking up and welive together, and I make a significant
amount more money and I own thehouse. So I'm under the impression I

(43:45):
can just walk away from this.Am I incorrect in thinking that? Well?
Perhaps, yeah, they what they'vereferred to previous that you've heard is
what's called committed intimate relayationship or lawyerscall a ci R case. And yes,
Washington doesn't have common law, butit plays out fairly similar the you

(44:08):
know, the concept is to takea look at various facts of the case
to determine whether there's enough and there'sthere's an outline of like twelve factors that
the court's supposed to consider, butto take a look at whether or not
there really is a relationship that's beenyou know, marital, marital in nature.
The fact that you guys are livingtogether and presumably have for some time

(44:29):
does not help you. Does shework at least outside the outside the home?
Yes, But as I said,I'd make a significantly more money and
pay for most everything. Sure,I get that. And you don't have
any children together, only a coupledougs. Okay. Yeah. One of
the things in addition in this,especially if you're just if you're still in

(44:50):
the planning process, you want totake a look to see whether or not
your finance finances are sort of commingledat all to a certain extent. If
you've just simply been the one that'scovering expenses, etc. Then that means
you've probably kept everything on your sideof the ledger, and that at least
will be again a feather in yourcap on the issue of it. But
unfortunately, given that long of acohabitation, Yeah, you do have some

(45:14):
exposure. You need to call somebodyand I know who, and I know
who they have things. No,I've heard about this for the forensic accountants
that come in and take a look. You know Rick as you know,
and does that help if he ownedthe home before he met her and he
never put her on there, oris he still at risk? Said well,

(45:34):
I mean the real key is whetheror not she wants to have somebody
do some a forensic accounting to comeup with some sort of creative idea why
she has an inroad to it.Most likely he's in the clear when it
comes to the house. So Ihope he's still listening to this. But
to the extent that the home wasoutright owned outright previously, he's continued to
make payments on it. He shouldbe in good stead unless they've done something

(45:54):
like refinanced, I'm sorry, ordone a construction loan and you know,
add on where she's added some sortof money to the to the pot or
some sweat equity given him what hewas just talking about. I don't think
that's the case. Cool. That'sgood to know because I automatically just assumed,
okay, fifty percent got to goto her everything. But so it's

(46:15):
nice to know that there that's notone hundred percent true. No, you're
still scarred, aren't you? Justa bit? But then again I was
married, So that's just I meanthat there is that's a definite, committed
intimate relationship that you can't get outof that. Rick Jones of Goldberg Jones
is here in studio taking your callsright now eight hundred and two five two
one two five. We're going toput you on now with Tanya in Federal

(46:36):
Way. Hello, Tanya, Hey, Rick, thanks for thanks for what
you do. Thank thank you.I my my sixteen year old grandson wants
to get married. WHOA, Now, yeah, that's that's exactly how I
felt. Isn't this against the lawin Washington? I mean, don't they
need some kind of parental permission orsome kind of They can't at sixteen,

(47:01):
they can't. This is clearly nota good idea. You know what,
when I walked into the studio thismorning, I said, I have a
feeling I'm going to get stumped todayon a question. You know what,
I don't know. I'm going totake a semi educated guess about this though,
which at sixteen, they're still notemancipated. They're not eighteen, so

(47:22):
they don't have that ability to SoI believe, similar to like going to
get a tattoo at sixteen, you'vegot to get some sort of parental permission
or they would have to go throughthe process of trying to do an emancipation
so that they get full legal entitlement. But that's my best guess. But
you got me. Wow, Igot to think that you're right, Rick,
sixteen, Yeah, you can't getmarried at sixteen. Yeah, that's

(47:45):
really sus An Alabama. That's wild. Used to happen all the time.
Well, we have an age ofconsent, and two sixteen year olds would
not get in trouble for being intimatewith each other because of the Washington state
law about age of consent. Butyeah, the marriage that I hadn't even
thought about that being a whole differentballgame. Well, let's hope so,
because otherwise, at age eighteen,they're going to become seeing coming calling on

(48:07):
Rick Jones, Goldburg Jones, Oh, yeah, planning scenes. I would
hope that it's eighteen. You know, eighteen is such the cutoff for so
many things and marriages. It's ait's a it's a legal arrangement, that's
the big thing. And boy,something that huge. I think you should
have to be eighteen. That's agreat analogy. It's a contract, and
prior to eighteen, you're actually notbound by contract terms. Did you're not

(48:30):
deemed to have capacity yet? Ohlook at that. Okay, there we
go. Well hopefully that is thething again, Like you said, she
probably should really find out that youdid say that. Coming in here,
I felt it. You've never beenstumped at that. Oh you're crazy.
You answer every question and boom,he called it. One eight hundred two
five two one o five call thatnumber. If you'd like to talk with

(48:50):
Rick Jones of Goldburg. Jones oneeight hundred Divorce russ and Marysville is next
there. Rush, Yeah, Igot a I'm going through a divorce and
my wife I've sent her proposals tosplit everything up and she won't get back
to me, and so I'm kindof stuck. I can't move forward with

(49:15):
my divorce, and so I waswondering if you had any suggestions. Sure,
has the case already been filed?No, it hasn't been wild Okay,
yeah, see that. You know, a marriage is like a bicycle.
It takes both wheels to work right, So if one isn't and that
sounds like you, you're still ableto go through the process and get a

(49:37):
divorce. But there are some hoopsyou needed to jump through. The first
thing you need to do is toget a case filed, and that's like
turning over an hourglass. It doesn'tmean that your case is any closer to
completion, but you've now put abookend on it, and depending on what
county you're in, they're likely togive you a trial date right up front.
That says, hey, if thiscase can't get settled before now,

(49:57):
you've got trial scheduled in about fourteenmonths, and in between there's some various
deadlines as well, where you're requiredto go to mediation if you haven't otherwise
reached a settlement as well. Butget the case filed. She then gets
served with the documents and she's gota period of time where she has to
do a response to that. Soshe's got to get on the stick,
you know, whether it's hiring anattorney or trying to represent herself. She's

(50:20):
got to get on the stick andactually do something for you. So step
one, get the case filed,and everything else is on one foot in
front of the other. Okay,good luck to you. Reuss, Yeah,
Sean and Bothel you are on withRick Jones of Goldbrig Jones one eight
hundred divorce. Bring it, Shohn, Hey, Hi, you doing?
My wife and I are going we'regoing to split up. We have two

(50:40):
kids, ten and twelve. IfI give her the house we're currently in
and buy a house really close by, will this increase my chances of getting
split custody? Do you think youknow what you're talking about? Is are
various intangibles that's part of the negotiationprocess, right So if the goal is

(51:01):
to have as much time with thekids as possible, equal to or very
close to fifty to fifty. Youknow, one of the things that you've
got in your pocket on your sideof things is that you perhaps may be
willing to be the one that movesout, in other words, allow her
to keep the home. And maybethat's a financial benefit to her, or
maybe that's just something that she verymuch aspires to. But that sort of

(51:22):
negotiation can perhaps lead to again asettlement, because it's not the course that's
going to tell you what that parentingplan is unless you get all the way
to trial, and you don't wantto do that. So basically, negotiate
a deal with theory that takes careof the things that she wants or believes
she needs and gives you that samething in return. Does that make sense?
Sure? Yeah, excellent, Yeah, I'll have to do that.

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Yeah, that's the way it goabout it. All right, that was
a nice, succinct, good answer. I've got some friends. I've got
a friend of mine who they havean apartment, so they live in the
house. One lives in the house, the other one lives in the apartment,
and they switch back and forth,and that's how they're doing the divorce
thing so that the kids don't haveto leave their home and never have to

(52:04):
go home to home. But Iwould be like, but you guys hate
each other and you're gonna still seehis stuff in your space and vice versa
because they both share all that isI mean? And I are you hearing
about that more and more? Arethey just weird? You know? I
have heard about it. It's youknow, it's it's fairly rare, and
those cases usually don't come to us, right, It's usually a failed experiment

(52:25):
at doing that by the time wesee it. Yeah, we got time
for ad of the call. Itis Mark in Seattle, Him Mark,
Hey, Rick, Hey, howare you? I just saw that Billy
Ray Cyrus is having a six monthmarriage annulled. I hate to say it,
but I have something in common withhim, and I need to get

(52:45):
an annulment. I got married ona whim and all I'm seeing is red
flags now and I need to getout. What's my first step? Yeah,
well, the phrase annulment. We'llhave to do a clarification on that.
And annull is really, at leastas far as Washington's concerned, more
of a of a kind of areligious pronouncement, you know, where the

(53:07):
Catholic Church can say, Okay,we're going to consider that you've never been
married based on these sort of facts. But it's not a legally binding issue
at all. What Washington has isthe ability to declare a marriage invalid,
you know, a declaration or afinding of invalidity. And to be able
to do that, you really,you know, got to bring the information.
For example, let's say that yougot married in Las Vegas, come

(53:30):
back to Seattle area and she's yetto move in that sort of thing,
you know, then you're you're verylikely to be successful. And frankly she
may be on board with that too, of seeking an invalidity on the case
if it's that you've been you know, you got married here, had had
a ceremony, you've been living togetherfor six months, been intimate, that's

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another factor I have. Have youknow, commingled any of the finances,
then you really probably have to gothrough a divorce. All that being said,
though, get out at six monthswhen you see the red flags is
the right thing to do, becauseotherwise you're in ten years. Very good
luck to you, Mark, Andif you want to reach Rick Jones,
you might want to give him acall at one eight hundred divorce. Rick,

(54:13):
thank you so much for coming inmy pleasure, Yes, sir,
and remember if you did not getthrough or you maybe just have more questions
Rick Jones, you can always findhim one eight hundred divorce or online Goldberg
Jones dot com. It's one outtwo point five kz Okay Classic Rock,
Bjshay and Sarah Mornings one don't twopoint five kz Okay Classic Rock, Bjshay
and Sarah Mornings write about eight twentyfive. You know what we have,

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Bj, What we have is money, money, money, rock the bank
thousand bucks. I mean you couldspend it on donuts. Oh really,
beer, oh, beer and donuts. You could pay some bills. I
wouldn't recommend beer and donuts together thoughthat sounds pregress. I like, that's
your money. You can spend iton you want, on what what I'm

(54:57):
trying to say. You can spendit on what you want or how you
want. You can spend it anyway you want it. That's the way
you got it. Your chance torock the bank is at eight twenty five