May 18, 2023 • 22 mins
7:39a – GAME - GEORGEOPARDY7:56a – Can’t Fix StupidCashiers stole lottery ticket, arrested, found guy who finally got his $3 million winnings8:03a – HEADLINES TEASEHave you heard of the Pothole Posse8:09a – HEADLINES with kimmie carubaGmail is deleting inactive accountsMontana banning TikTokPothole Posse has filled more than 14,000 holes8:22a – TALKBACK - weird body parts tease8:30a – BRIAN CALLED A NAIL SALON FOR A DISCOUNT - NO PINKY TOENAILS8:40a – Graduate dilated while walking across stage8:55a – CALLER - getting nails done9:03a – CALLER - water broke at grandma’s9:10a – CALLER - Hundreds of miles away, called ambulance for wife, nurses forgot him in waiting room/CALLER - have sex, it worked9:22a – REPLAY - MARTHA STEWART TALKBACK9:30a – MORGAN KEYWORD: MORGAN9:40a – MISS BETTY - I DON’T NEED HIM TO HOLD MY HAND
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To the Great State of ga GeorgeAberdy with mood Killian Otis on ninety four
point nine The Balls, Friday,May twenty six, It is Salute Yarn
Forced night out at cool ray Fieldfor the Gwenette Stripers. We got some
tickets playing a little George Jeopardy otis, who do we got? Good morning,
Chris and Marietta. You already playa little game with us this morning?
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Yeah? How long you been inGeorgia? Chris, Kate, kim
we had the head against you andGeorgia. You gotta give me the question
once I give you the fact.Okay. I gotta be quick with it
so that you can Himmy creu abouthere. She's won one times? How
many? Yea one for maybe Ali. That's a pretty strong run you got
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going here? Grabat us. ThisUniversity is one of the three oldest public
screen founded in seventeen eighty five dankinggames Name another school Wow. The other
two University of North Carolina and chapWilliam and Mary Georgia. I got Okay,
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So Kimmy's this Georgia city? Knowof the world? Bone a friend?
Drive through? What's your guess?No guests from either of you on
that one Jasper, not Everton,Georgia Everton asking you don't know how to
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pa, just don't know how topronounce it? All right, blast one
up and it's nothing. Kimmy thisAtlanta and Dia Grad got his shot to
startle called him to host twenty oneyears ago, Dan Luke Bryan host I
said, a host of American youare guest, Chris, you have a
guess. I will go with Brian'ssecret radio handed this with the tie.
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Have you got some tickets for theGrenette Stripers the Armed Forces night? Uh,
they've got fireworks and everything. Manwith three people to hang out and
have some good gotta love it whenthe recording devices in here are not working.
But congratulations, Chris, can't fixstupid coming at seven fifty five when
you try to cash in a threemillion dollars lottery ticket but it's not yours.
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Yeah, that's not your new bullMorning shoe. Y'all are a black
and loved to keep me in agood mood. Kimmy and otis ninety four
point nine the ball. You can'tfix stupid, proven it with mood.
Kimmy in otis on ninety four pointnine the ball every day at seven fifty
five. Otis makes us feel betterabout our own personal life decisions with a
can't fix stupid story. There's somuch stupidity in the story about a three
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million dollar lottery ticket which first wasforgotten by the man who bought it inside
the convenience store where he got it. You know, have you ever thought
about what happens if you forgot yourlottery ticket? And then I've lost lottery
tickets and just assumed if if youfind it on the street, it's finders
keepers. I don't know how toprove it was not. You actually can
face charges like these cashiers are goingto do now well for taking somebody else's
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lottery ticket. Arlie nun Yeas she'stwenty three. She was the cashier where
somebody alerted to her. I guesshe bought it in the machine that was
next to where the cash a lotof ending machine. Yeah, dropped it
in, forgot it, walked outof the store. I've done that with
cash and CBS where I got cashchanged and that I forgot it there.
Uh, well, the guy cameback in noticing. I guess he got
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back in his car, came backin the store looking for it. A
little bit frantic, a little bitlike what, well, the woman had
put it underneath the counter and thenjust let him look around frantically. I
didn't say anything. O. That'stotally different than finding one on the street.
That literally the guy came back.Let's if you leave your wallet on
account and you come back and someone'staking in. Right. The guy chalked
it up to dang it, whileI just lost you know, five bucks
or whatever it was that he boughtthe part in the ticket with. Well,
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next day lottery numbers hit three milliondollars on that ticket. There and
her coworker were like, were rich, we did? Thank god, we
saved this ticket. They went into cash it in. Here's another stupid
part about it. The ticket theyhad was burnt and ripped, So that
started a lot a bit suspicion aboutwhere this ticket came from. She tried
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to explain it like, well,ripped when I pulled it out of my
wallet and then it touched a pipeand then that's how it got burnt.
Sure, but the ticket's good,right, it's good. They went back
looking at video surveillance of the wherethey knew where it's purchased because it says
it. In their little coating,they see that this is exactly what happened.
She basically stole the ticket from thisman, and now she's facing larceny
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charges, theft and all kinds ofdifferent things. So do they go back
and check all surveillance cameras on.I'm sure they probably do. I guess
that, I think well over acertain amount of money, because they gotta
they know which store sold it,so they probably go verify to make sure
that person's a person who bought itor you know that's uh, you soundly
gonna be a really idiot to getcaught doing that. To be honest,
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here's the best part about the wholestory, the happy ending. They went
and found the man who forgot theticket, and they're gonna honor his three
million dollars. When they got tohim, he's like, what what I
won? No, you don't getthat money, dude, Wow, you
don't get be the luckiest. Hewon the money, and they came and
found him again after he lost.If you ask, if you act that
ambivalent, I'm donating it at charityin front of you. You have you
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can't be like that? Oh allright? Good ninety four point nine.
The Bull Morgan Mania kicks up atnine thirty thirteen shots today to grab yourself
those floor seats for the rescheduled showsNovember tenth and eleven at the Truest Park.
It's mood Kimmy and Otis. Wegot the eight ten headlines Now with
Kimmy Krubo. I'm gonna tell youabout the pothole posse in just a minute,
but last three times. No,but first, Gmail is starting to
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delete your inactive accounts. So Ithink if you're like normal people, you
have that one account that you usejust when they want yes, just well
no to sign up for different thingspeople. Yeah, exactly. They're saying
that if you haven't used the accountin twenty four months, they're going to
delete it. Not only that youwon't be able to recreate it because that
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user name will not be available.So they just want you log into all
your accounts. Oh man, hey, now I'm losing mind. Quick but
good. It'll delete all the ninemillion emails. A lot of times you
start an email for like a charityfundraiser or something like something very specific to
make it easy people to contact you. So yeah, if you haven't logged
into something in a while because youhaven't used it. You don't want to
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lose some of those information with thosecontacts exactly. And Montana has become the
first date in the US to banTikTok. Now we're not really sure how
they're going to implement that, butthey are saying that the Chinese owned app
is not allowed to operate. Saveyou a lot of headache right now.
They're not doing nothing. Do youthink someone you they're not. No one's
smarter to figure out how to blockan app, specifically in a geolocated region.
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It's goods. So it's under freespeech appeals as it is, and
it's not gonna happen till January twentyfourth even or January first, twenty twenty
four if they can do it.So it's a bunch of nothing they're trying.
It's a bunch of nothing. Youknow what, real American heroes,
they're really get that app done,okay. And if you have any kind
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of commute, you've encountered potholes.Some role are just absolutely awful. But
the Georgia Department of Transportation wants youto know that they're working on it.
With the Pothole Posse, which isa group of rotating crew members originally created
back in the early two thousands andrevived last year. They've filled more than
fourteen thousand potholes, including two thousandpatched up this year. As of March.
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They've never hit the West side ofAtlanta. They needed, they don't.
I'd like to tag them in apost because there's about nine thousand of
them, like right here on howMill Road, ye about seventy five,
Like there's battles everywhere down seventy Starttagging them hashtag pothole, Posse, pothead
Posse No, that's Posse hangs outon Lake Lineage the headlines of Kimmy Crew
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every day at six to ten.At eight ten, now next, we
talked about Brian Moot's weird appendage,the defeat that he has and the weird
pinky toes. He really needs tobe careful, it's a better way to
describe toe independage. But can heget a discount at a nail salon because
he's missing missing and nail. We'llfind out At eight thirty. Mood Kimmy
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and otis thank you for everything youdo in the morning to keep you smile
on our bas ninety four point nineThe Ball. Hope you're having a great
Thurursday morning. It's moot. Kimmyand otis here on George's number one from
New Country ninety four point nine,The Bull. I'm Brian Mood and I
have no piggy toe nails. Soyesterday we were talking about this, h
just the weird, interesting creative bodyparts that you have, and it turns
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out a lot of us have wackyfeet. You've got a pinky toe that
doesn't even touch the ground, andyou were showing it off to us.
It's very strange. Little sidecar ina motorcycle. It's kind of it's just
it kind of picks you up ifyou need a balance, like a training
wheel. He starts to fall.Yeah, whoa, it's so weird,
Right, We've got something that isn'tthat weird. I don't think it's that
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weird. I don't I don't particularlyfind feet to be that attractive. So
this guy can relate to left uson our talk back little microphone on our
free iHeart radio app. Good morning, Mood, Kimmy and otis I have
a foot issue too, my rightfoot, my pinky toe piggyback on my
other crosses over so it's a piggyback toe. It's it's like he's always
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telling a secret, like Jakes crossmy fingers, crossed my toe. It
never has to tell the truth.He's got a toadst crossed. So it
brought up a question yesterday. We'rekind of kicking this round on the studio.
But I don't have pinky toenails.So if I go to a salon
to get a pedicure, which Ido a lot, why do I got
to pay full price? So comingup here in just a few minutes at
day thirty, I called a salon. Is it one hundred percent? Or
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do I get a discount for happytwo less nails? That is very interesting.
What did you say the truest park? It's Moot, Kimmy and Otis.
I'm Brian Moot, asking the hardhitting questions, doing a little bit
of journalism this morning. We foundout yesterday that a lot of us have
feet that are creatively designed. Otisthinks they're murdering. I think they add
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pizzazz and style to your life.Are unique. So I don't have any
pinky tooneails. For some reason,they just they look like they should have
grown and they just never did.Mine are really small. Yeah. See,
and I just thought to myself,let's ask the question we all wouldn't
want to know. If you goto to get a pedicure, you should
be able to pay per toe,get a little discount if you don't got
to do all the So yesterday afterthe show, I called a nail salon
(10:16):
to ask them that exact question.Here's the call. Thank you for calling.
This is how I help you.Hello, m I was thinking about
trying to make a pedicure appointment,but I had a question first. Okay,
so I don't have any pinky toenails. Is it one hundred percent
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or do I get a discount forhaving two less nails? I know it
sounds ridiculous. I just is bornwithout him. Um, I think that
we should still have to charge youthe whole price. Very interesting. Do
you guys have never like if someone'smissing a digit, you guys don't you
guys don't discount that. So theanswer is no on discount, So no
discount. How you're just gonna throwmy pinky toenail disability right in my face.
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I'm so sorry. It's actually notthat we're just we're You're equal to
everybody else, Oh, I appreciatethat. So you don't want my little
wonky pinky toes to be insecure,so you don't charge them less, so
that we feel like, just becauseI have eight functional toe nails, that
we are just as good as peopleattend exactly to pull the equality loophole on
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me. That was actually quite genius. And to be fair, though maybe
not. They're not caring for thenail, but they are hearing for your
toe when they do a little scrubbiesand stuff, so it's still small.
You're not really touching that one either. It's never a hard day of work
in his life. It's moot.Kimmy Otis on George's number one for New
Country ninety four point nine The Bull. Where were you when your water broke
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you went into labor? Or ifyou're the man in this equation, when
did you get the phone call youhad to drop? Like? What were
you doing when that happened? Ifind those stories fascinating too. Were you
graduating college like a woman in Dearborn, Michigan at Henry Ford. That's what
happened to this woman wow in laboras she's walking as the stage. Matter
of fact, the president of theuniversity, rushed her diploma name, like
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shouting her name out in front ofeverybody, jumped ahabetical order, right,
yeah, going out of order forthis. It's you know, it's fine.
He says, there's a few thingsmore important than this diploma, and
that's happening a baby. So let'sget her through here. She's got things
to do, right, But shespoke on this, you know, this
milestone, this achievement in her life. Nothing was going to stop me from
walking that stage even if I hadher first huty was thirty eight weeks pregnant
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and dilated, mind you, asshe sat in the audience at henry Ford
College, that was the best dayof my life, like and I had
the best feeling like walking across thatstage to get my diploma, because it
was like it was the feeling ofachievement that I like, I'd finally done
it. I'm not sure that wasthe feeling really, but that you're feeling.
But that's Kelsey Hughty. That thegraduate admitment right there, that the
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baby right afterwards. Where were youwhen you went into lay or you got
the phone call we're having a babyright now from Facebook? Is great?
Uh, Mary Zabreski just finished watchingthe movie Fatal Attraction when her water broke.
I don't know what that means,but it's a strange. Oh I
just I literally just watched that movieand the new show Kate Ashley. I
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was at work at a bar allof a sudden told my boss I gotta
go, and he said why hegoes? She goes as baby, Yes,
it's not a glass of water.I spilled back here behind the bar.
Um Robin Fowler, I love thisone. I was at my doctor's
appointment, told him I was havingcontractions. He felt my belly and said
he wasn't too impressed with him.I said, you should be on this
side of the contractions, and thenmy water immediately broke. Great point which
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I find hilarious. Her husband andsay he wasn't that impressed. No,
dude, didn't want to die.No dude, is that crazy? Sonia
Parr. My water broke while Iwas in lying at Walmart Christmas shopping.
We had such such great deals,though, I stuck it out so we
could get the gifts first. Amazingright falling prices. When where did you
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go into labor? Four O fourseven four one h ninety four nine.
And by the way, all thegraduates graduating hit that little tuk back microphone
on our free iHeart radio app andlet us know about him. Shot him
out your New Bull morning show.New guys every day going to work.
I love the shows are great.Mood Kimmy in otis ninety four point nine,
The Bull ninety four point nine.The Bull got Morgan Wall and you
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proved coming up here in just amatter of minutes. Also, Morgan Mania
kicks off at nine thirty this morning. Get yourself those floor seats for those
shows in November. It's mood Kimmyand otis. The story going viral.
Incredible story. Um Kelsey Hughty graduatedfrom Henry Ford College in Michigan. While
going into labor jump the alphabetical line. The Yeah, they've moved her up
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forward. They're like, she's gotto get places to be. Let's say,
let's not wait till the HS.Let's put her in the a's.
My name is otis Linda and comingGeorge here. You were at the salon.
Huh when I get my nails done, you're relaxed, You're like on
yourself, just like, oh ohlord, did you finish right? Did
you finish because it was like eightweeks early. Oh no, that's shocking.
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Yeah, did you did you haveto go all nails jacked up to
the hospital. You know we're wearingthose the flip your feet spread apart.
Yes, basically it was not definite. It was not done, but then
the nail was checked out. Canyou walk with me? I need to
start moving to the car. Somebodyneeds you to come to the hospital and
finish this out. Yeah. Wehad someone have to walk me to the
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car and they're like, come on, let's go. We gotta go.
I mean it's like anytime you gowith your girls, like can you can
you open the door? Can youbuckle me in? Please? Yes?
Someone has to drive me. Andthen now every time I go get my
nail done, they remember me thegirl that broke her water in the nassel.
Oh yeah, they're never gonna forgetyour celebrity. There. Your child's
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name is c Emberg because that wasthe color of nail polish that you wanted.
Thanks for calling in this morning.Four four seven four one h ninety
four nine. When did you gointo labor? It's moot Kimmy and otis
on George's number one for New Countryninety four point nine. The bull question
for you this morning, where wereyou when you went into labor? Or
for you fellas out there when yougot the phone call that we were going
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into labor. What were you doingthen? What did you have to drop
and move quickly? Four h fourseven four one h ninety four nine?
Or why doesn't that iHeart talk back? Um otis, Christina and Noonan?
When did the water break? Whendid you go into labor? In the
strange spot, So, I wasvisiting my grandmother's house and I went into
labor and I looked at my momand I said, Mom, it's time,
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And she was like, for what? I don't know. What could
I be insinuating right now? BoyTad, we'll assibly be talking about.
I was telling my mother that Iwas time for the baby to come,
not not ready to like a pizzain the oven, or yeah, the
bun is coming out of the oven, time for desserts? Are you're having
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pregnancy brain? I feel like I'mthe only one thinking clearly right here.
I hope you're having a great Thursdaymorning. It's mood, Kimmy. Notice
Sharon George's number one for New Countryninety four point nine to Bull Morgan Mania
right around the corner here nine thirtythis morning. The question we had for
you based on this story going viral. Kelsey Hughty in Michigan. She graduated
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after her water broke. She inlabor, crossed the stage to get her
diploma. As she's in labor,so wild. Dave and Kanyers, you
were hundreds of miles away when yourwife went into labor. Twenty five years
ago, when my youngest son wasborn, I was working clear down in
South Clayton County and I got aphone call and she called me and told
me her water broke. And Imean, I'm miles from home. I
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live clear up in northwest Rockdale County. I'm driving one hundred mile an hour
to get to the house. SoI just called ninety one one to get
her names to my house. Yeah, I knew I couldn't get her to
the hospital. They got her tothe hospital, and anyway, she was
in labor for umteen hundred hours.And I went to the hospital and I
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shot out during the waiting room.And my wife's a little bitty lady.
She had to have a C section. And I'm sitting there in about twelve
thirty at night. The nurse comesin. Oh, we forgot about you,
mister Chapin. Oh god, yeah, Dad, don't worry about it
yet. Worry about me. Youhave a son, and I'm sorry we
forgot about Oh you didn't even getto see the labor after all that trouble.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, Ican't imagine. That's wild. Thanks
for calling in, Dave. Weappreciate you. We got an anonymous caller
out of North Georgia. You andyour husband were getting it on when you
went into labor. The doctors toldme my has too was overrad trut driver,
Go do this and we'll see alittle while it works the first time?
Did it three more time? No, labor was longer than that first
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four hours. Yeah, someone toldus that too. And my wife was
pregnant. I did. I toldyou, yeah, And I pissed it
to her and she's like no,She's like well, She's like I'll just
wait it out. Yeah. MoodsKimmy and ODIs, you guys are so
funny. The morning ride so muchbetter. Georgia's number one for New Country
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point ninety four point nine. Thebullets mood Kimy and otis with you.
If you ever missed any of thisshow, you can always get that podcast
on that free iHeartRadio app on yoursmart speaker, on your TV wherever you
got the internet. So today we'vebeen talking about the wild places that you
went into labor, or you gotthat phone call that you're about to have
a baby. What did you haveto do? I'm otis, miss Betty
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out of Stockbridge. Your husband hadother plans when you went into labor.
Huh, I went in laboring Septemberthe twenty fifth of nineteen ninety one.
Um, my husband was getting readyto go on a deep sea fishing trip.
His boss was taking all the employeeson a deep sea fishing trip.
So my water broke and I toldhim, I said, Harold waters broke.
He said, well, all Ican do just run? You do
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a hospital money. I can't donothing now. I said, all right,
well then take me there and leaveme. You let him leave.
I let him believe he had he'sgoing deep seat fishing, so let him
go. I got some jack curveilsto catch man. I can't be here
for this baby. You're my hero. We got beautiful we have beautiful pictures
of when he wanted what he calledthe fish of the fish. Oh yeah,
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well we got want to her too. Framed right next to the baby
is the picture of the Marlins.So funny, you know, he said
I'll see you in a day ortwo, and he didn't see me.
His mother actually come to the hospitaland took us home. But that was
so funny. He wasn't missing thatdeep seat fishing trip. It did not
matter. You are the most amazingsoul of a woman to ever Just accept
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that as okay, No, Ilove no. Honestly, it's actually a
genius point because you don't you don'treally need him there. Oh not every
single time the dad is there.I know you guys want to be there.
That's not the that's not we don'twant to be there. We want
to be anywhere you want it.You want to meet your baby, you
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want to be there for the experience. But the boy being you guys always
end up saying something dumb. Youalways end up talking, like touching something
in the hospital room. You kindof caused hands. I don't need him
to hold my hand. I'm strongenough to hold mom. You know,
my my future family members in thepast that done went and gone they're gonna
be there hold in my hand,so I didn't need to fee them.
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Yeah, Miss Bettie, I trustyou with his attitude. Kimmy, mark
this audio and save it because whengoing through it someday, I'm gonna laugh
so hard when it is not thereality for you and too, Miss Betty,
do you know the type of pressureyour husband had on that fishing trip
because if he goes and they catchnothing because he bailed, and they're all
blaming karma for the rest of thetime for the fact that he showed up
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and they caught nothing. So afterthirty three years, we've managed to come
a long way. You You've mademy day today. I love you,
Thank you, I appreciate you.Thanks for listening to move Kimmy and Otis
in the morning of your Guys show, we make our morning five easier.
Stacy, You're amazing. Thank you. Hey, let's go ninety four point
nine the ball from
To the Great State of ga GeorgeAberdy with mood Killian Otis on ninety four
point nine The Balls, Friday,May twenty six, It is Salute Yarn
Forced night out at cool ray Fieldfor the Gwenette Stripers. We got some
tickets playing a little George Jeopardy otis, who do we got? Good morning,
Chris and Marietta. You already playa little game with us this morning?
(00:21):
Yeah? How long you been inGeorgia? Chris, Kate, kim
we had the head against you andGeorgia. You gotta give me the question
once I give you the fact.Okay. I gotta be quick with it
so that you can Himmy creu abouthere. She's won one times? How
many? Yea one for maybe Ali. That's a pretty strong run you got
(00:41):
going here? Grabat us. ThisUniversity is one of the three oldest public
screen founded in seventeen eighty five dankinggames Name another school Wow. The other
two University of North Carolina and chapWilliam and Mary Georgia. I got Okay,
(01:03):
So Kimmy's this Georgia city? Knowof the world? Bone a friend?
Drive through? What's your guess?No guests from either of you on
that one Jasper, not Everton,Georgia Everton asking you don't know how to
(01:26):
pa, just don't know how topronounce it? All right, blast one
up and it's nothing. Kimmy thisAtlanta and Dia Grad got his shot to
startle called him to host twenty oneyears ago, Dan Luke Bryan host I
said, a host of American youare guest, Chris, you have a
guess. I will go with Brian'ssecret radio handed this with the tie.
(01:52):
Have you got some tickets for theGrenette Stripers the Armed Forces night? Uh,
they've got fireworks and everything. Manwith three people to hang out and
have some good gotta love it whenthe recording devices in here are not working.
But congratulations, Chris, can't fixstupid coming at seven fifty five when
you try to cash in a threemillion dollars lottery ticket but it's not yours.
(02:12):
Yeah, that's not your new bullMorning shoe. Y'all are a black
and loved to keep me in agood mood. Kimmy and otis ninety four
point nine the ball. You can'tfix stupid, proven it with mood.
Kimmy in otis on ninety four pointnine the ball every day at seven fifty
five. Otis makes us feel betterabout our own personal life decisions with a
can't fix stupid story. There's somuch stupidity in the story about a three
(02:36):
million dollar lottery ticket which first wasforgotten by the man who bought it inside
the convenience store where he got it. You know, have you ever thought
about what happens if you forgot yourlottery ticket? And then I've lost lottery
tickets and just assumed if if youfind it on the street, it's finders
keepers. I don't know how toprove it was not. You actually can
face charges like these cashiers are goingto do now well for taking somebody else's
(02:58):
lottery ticket. Arlie nun Yeas she'stwenty three. She was the cashier where
somebody alerted to her. I guesshe bought it in the machine that was
next to where the cash a lotof ending machine. Yeah, dropped it
in, forgot it, walked outof the store. I've done that with
cash and CBS where I got cashchanged and that I forgot it there.
Uh, well, the guy cameback in noticing. I guess he got
(03:19):
back in his car, came backin the store looking for it. A
little bit frantic, a little bitlike what, well, the woman had
put it underneath the counter and thenjust let him look around frantically. I
didn't say anything. O. That'stotally different than finding one on the street.
That literally the guy came back.Let's if you leave your wallet on
account and you come back and someone'staking in. Right. The guy chalked
it up to dang it, whileI just lost you know, five bucks
or whatever it was that he boughtthe part in the ticket with. Well,
(03:42):
next day lottery numbers hit three milliondollars on that ticket. There and
her coworker were like, were rich, we did? Thank god, we
saved this ticket. They went into cash it in. Here's another stupid
part about it. The ticket theyhad was burnt and ripped, So that
started a lot a bit suspicion aboutwhere this ticket came from. She tried
(04:02):
to explain it like, well,ripped when I pulled it out of my
wallet and then it touched a pipeand then that's how it got burnt.
Sure, but the ticket's good,right, it's good. They went back
looking at video surveillance of the wherethey knew where it's purchased because it says
it. In their little coating,they see that this is exactly what happened.
She basically stole the ticket from thisman, and now she's facing larceny
(04:24):
charges, theft and all kinds ofdifferent things. So do they go back
and check all surveillance cameras on.I'm sure they probably do. I guess
that, I think well over acertain amount of money, because they gotta
they know which store sold it,so they probably go verify to make sure
that person's a person who bought itor you know that's uh, you soundly
gonna be a really idiot to getcaught doing that. To be honest,
(04:44):
here's the best part about the wholestory, the happy ending. They went
and found the man who forgot theticket, and they're gonna honor his three
million dollars. When they got tohim, he's like, what what I
won? No, you don't getthat money, dude, Wow, you
don't get be the luckiest. Hewon the money, and they came and
found him again after he lost.If you ask, if you act that
ambivalent, I'm donating it at charityin front of you. You have you
(05:09):
can't be like that? Oh allright? Good ninety four point nine.
The Bull Morgan Mania kicks up atnine thirty thirteen shots today to grab yourself
those floor seats for the rescheduled showsNovember tenth and eleven at the Truest Park.
It's mood Kimmy and Otis. Wegot the eight ten headlines Now with
Kimmy Krubo. I'm gonna tell youabout the pothole posse in just a minute,
but last three times. No,but first, Gmail is starting to
(05:32):
delete your inactive accounts. So Ithink if you're like normal people, you
have that one account that you usejust when they want yes, just well
no to sign up for different thingspeople. Yeah, exactly. They're saying
that if you haven't used the accountin twenty four months, they're going to
delete it. Not only that youwon't be able to recreate it because that
(05:54):
user name will not be available.So they just want you log into all
your accounts. Oh man, hey, now I'm losing mind. Quick but
good. It'll delete all the ninemillion emails. A lot of times you
start an email for like a charityfundraiser or something like something very specific to
make it easy people to contact you. So yeah, if you haven't logged
into something in a while because youhaven't used it. You don't want to
(06:14):
lose some of those information with thosecontacts exactly. And Montana has become the
first date in the US to banTikTok. Now we're not really sure how
they're going to implement that, butthey are saying that the Chinese owned app
is not allowed to operate. Saveyou a lot of headache right now.
They're not doing nothing. Do youthink someone you they're not. No one's
smarter to figure out how to blockan app, specifically in a geolocated region.
(06:36):
It's goods. So it's under freespeech appeals as it is, and
it's not gonna happen till January twentyfourth even or January first, twenty twenty
four if they can do it.So it's a bunch of nothing they're trying.
It's a bunch of nothing. Youknow what, real American heroes,
they're really get that app done,okay. And if you have any kind
(06:57):
of commute, you've encountered potholes.Some role are just absolutely awful. But
the Georgia Department of Transportation wants youto know that they're working on it.
With the Pothole Posse, which isa group of rotating crew members originally created
back in the early two thousands andrevived last year. They've filled more than
fourteen thousand potholes, including two thousandpatched up this year. As of March.
(07:17):
They've never hit the West side ofAtlanta. They needed, they don't.
I'd like to tag them in apost because there's about nine thousand of
them, like right here on howMill Road, ye about seventy five,
Like there's battles everywhere down seventy Starttagging them hashtag pothole, Posse, pothead
Posse No, that's Posse hangs outon Lake Lineage the headlines of Kimmy Crew
(07:39):
every day at six to ten.At eight ten, now next, we
talked about Brian Moot's weird appendage,the defeat that he has and the weird
pinky toes. He really needs tobe careful, it's a better way to
describe toe independage. But can heget a discount at a nail salon because
he's missing missing and nail. We'llfind out At eight thirty. Mood Kimmy
(08:00):
and otis thank you for everything youdo in the morning to keep you smile
on our bas ninety four point nineThe Ball. Hope you're having a great
Thurursday morning. It's moot. Kimmyand otis here on George's number one from
New Country ninety four point nine,The Bull. I'm Brian Mood and I
have no piggy toe nails. Soyesterday we were talking about this, h
just the weird, interesting creative bodyparts that you have, and it turns
(08:22):
out a lot of us have wackyfeet. You've got a pinky toe that
doesn't even touch the ground, andyou were showing it off to us.
It's very strange. Little sidecar ina motorcycle. It's kind of it's just
it kind of picks you up ifyou need a balance, like a training
wheel. He starts to fall.Yeah, whoa, it's so weird,
Right, We've got something that isn'tthat weird. I don't think it's that
(08:43):
weird. I don't I don't particularlyfind feet to be that attractive. So
this guy can relate to left uson our talk back little microphone on our
free iHeart radio app. Good morning, Mood, Kimmy and otis I have
a foot issue too, my rightfoot, my pinky toe piggyback on my
other crosses over so it's a piggyback toe. It's it's like he's always
(09:05):
telling a secret, like Jakes crossmy fingers, crossed my toe. It
never has to tell the truth.He's got a toadst crossed. So it
brought up a question yesterday. We'rekind of kicking this round on the studio.
But I don't have pinky toenails.So if I go to a salon
to get a pedicure, which Ido a lot, why do I got
to pay full price? So comingup here in just a few minutes at
day thirty, I called a salon. Is it one hundred percent? Or
(09:26):
do I get a discount for happytwo less nails? That is very interesting.
What did you say the truest park? It's Moot, Kimmy and Otis.
I'm Brian Moot, asking the hardhitting questions, doing a little bit
of journalism this morning. We foundout yesterday that a lot of us have
feet that are creatively designed. Otisthinks they're murdering. I think they add
(09:52):
pizzazz and style to your life.Are unique. So I don't have any
pinky tooneails. For some reason,they just they look like they should have
grown and they just never did.Mine are really small. Yeah. See,
and I just thought to myself,let's ask the question we all wouldn't
want to know. If you goto to get a pedicure, you should
be able to pay per toe,get a little discount if you don't got
to do all the So yesterday afterthe show, I called a nail salon
(10:16):
to ask them that exact question.Here's the call. Thank you for calling.
This is how I help you.Hello, m I was thinking about
trying to make a pedicure appointment,but I had a question first. Okay,
so I don't have any pinky toenails. Is it one hundred percent
(10:37):
or do I get a discount forhaving two less nails? I know it
sounds ridiculous. I just is bornwithout him. Um, I think that
we should still have to charge youthe whole price. Very interesting. Do
you guys have never like if someone'smissing a digit, you guys don't you
guys don't discount that. So theanswer is no on discount, So no
discount. How you're just gonna throwmy pinky toenail disability right in my face.
(11:00):
I'm so sorry. It's actually notthat we're just we're You're equal to
everybody else, Oh, I appreciatethat. So you don't want my little
wonky pinky toes to be insecure,so you don't charge them less, so
that we feel like, just becauseI have eight functional toe nails, that
we are just as good as peopleattend exactly to pull the equality loophole on
(11:24):
me. That was actually quite genius. And to be fair, though maybe
not. They're not caring for thenail, but they are hearing for your
toe when they do a little scrubbiesand stuff, so it's still small.
You're not really touching that one either. It's never a hard day of work
in his life. It's moot.Kimmy Otis on George's number one for New
Country ninety four point nine The Bull. Where were you when your water broke
(11:46):
you went into labor? Or ifyou're the man in this equation, when
did you get the phone call youhad to drop? Like? What were
you doing when that happened? Ifind those stories fascinating too. Were you
graduating college like a woman in Dearborn, Michigan at Henry Ford. That's what
happened to this woman wow in laboras she's walking as the stage. Matter
of fact, the president of theuniversity, rushed her diploma name, like
(12:09):
shouting her name out in front ofeverybody, jumped ahabetical order, right,
yeah, going out of order forthis. It's you know, it's fine.
He says, there's a few thingsmore important than this diploma, and
that's happening a baby. So let'sget her through here. She's got things
to do, right, But shespoke on this, you know, this
milestone, this achievement in her life. Nothing was going to stop me from
walking that stage even if I hadher first huty was thirty eight weeks pregnant
(12:35):
and dilated, mind you, asshe sat in the audience at henry Ford
College, that was the best dayof my life, like and I had
the best feeling like walking across thatstage to get my diploma, because it
was like it was the feeling ofachievement that I like, I'd finally done
it. I'm not sure that wasthe feeling really, but that you're feeling.
But that's Kelsey Hughty. That thegraduate admitment right there, that the
(12:56):
baby right afterwards. Where were youwhen you went into lay or you got
the phone call we're having a babyright now from Facebook? Is great?
Uh, Mary Zabreski just finished watchingthe movie Fatal Attraction when her water broke.
I don't know what that means,but it's a strange. Oh I
just I literally just watched that movieand the new show Kate Ashley. I
(13:18):
was at work at a bar allof a sudden told my boss I gotta
go, and he said why hegoes? She goes as baby, Yes,
it's not a glass of water.I spilled back here behind the bar.
Um Robin Fowler, I love thisone. I was at my doctor's
appointment, told him I was havingcontractions. He felt my belly and said
he wasn't too impressed with him.I said, you should be on this
side of the contractions, and thenmy water immediately broke. Great point which
(13:41):
I find hilarious. Her husband andsay he wasn't that impressed. No,
dude, didn't want to die.No dude, is that crazy? Sonia
Parr. My water broke while Iwas in lying at Walmart Christmas shopping.
We had such such great deals,though, I stuck it out so we
could get the gifts first. Amazingright falling prices. When where did you
(14:03):
go into labor? Four O fourseven four one h ninety four nine.
And by the way, all thegraduates graduating hit that little tuk back microphone
on our free iHeart radio app andlet us know about him. Shot him
out your New Bull morning show.New guys every day going to work.
I love the shows are great.Mood Kimmy in otis ninety four point nine,
The Bull ninety four point nine.The Bull got Morgan Wall and you
(14:24):
proved coming up here in just amatter of minutes. Also, Morgan Mania
kicks off at nine thirty this morning. Get yourself those floor seats for those
shows in November. It's mood Kimmyand otis. The story going viral.
Incredible story. Um Kelsey Hughty graduatedfrom Henry Ford College in Michigan. While
going into labor jump the alphabetical line. The Yeah, they've moved her up
(14:46):
forward. They're like, she's gotto get places to be. Let's say,
let's not wait till the HS.Let's put her in the a's.
My name is otis Linda and comingGeorge here. You were at the salon.
Huh when I get my nails done, you're relaxed, You're like on
yourself, just like, oh ohlord, did you finish right? Did
you finish because it was like eightweeks early. Oh no, that's shocking.
(15:11):
Yeah, did you did you haveto go all nails jacked up to
the hospital. You know we're wearingthose the flip your feet spread apart.
Yes, basically it was not definite. It was not done, but then
the nail was checked out. Canyou walk with me? I need to
start moving to the car. Somebodyneeds you to come to the hospital and
finish this out. Yeah. Wehad someone have to walk me to the
(15:31):
car and they're like, come on, let's go. We gotta go.
I mean it's like anytime you gowith your girls, like can you can
you open the door? Can youbuckle me in? Please? Yes?
Someone has to drive me. Andthen now every time I go get my
nail done, they remember me thegirl that broke her water in the nassel.
Oh yeah, they're never gonna forgetyour celebrity. There. Your child's
(15:54):
name is c Emberg because that wasthe color of nail polish that you wanted.
Thanks for calling in this morning.Four four seven four one h ninety
four nine. When did you gointo labor? It's moot Kimmy and otis
on George's number one for New Countryninety four point nine. The bull question
for you this morning, where wereyou when you went into labor? Or
for you fellas out there when yougot the phone call that we were going
(16:15):
into labor. What were you doingthen? What did you have to drop
and move quickly? Four h fourseven four one h ninety four nine?
Or why doesn't that iHeart talk back? Um otis, Christina and Noonan?
When did the water break? Whendid you go into labor? In the
strange spot, So, I wasvisiting my grandmother's house and I went into
labor and I looked at my momand I said, Mom, it's time,
(16:37):
And she was like, for what? I don't know. What could
I be insinuating right now? BoyTad, we'll assibly be talking about.
I was telling my mother that Iwas time for the baby to come,
not not ready to like a pizzain the oven, or yeah, the
bun is coming out of the oven, time for desserts? Are you're having
(17:00):
pregnancy brain? I feel like I'mthe only one thinking clearly right here.
I hope you're having a great Thursdaymorning. It's mood, Kimmy. Notice
Sharon George's number one for New Countryninety four point nine to Bull Morgan Mania
right around the corner here nine thirtythis morning. The question we had for
you based on this story going viral. Kelsey Hughty in Michigan. She graduated
(17:22):
after her water broke. She inlabor, crossed the stage to get her
diploma. As she's in labor,so wild. Dave and Kanyers, you
were hundreds of miles away when yourwife went into labor. Twenty five years
ago, when my youngest son wasborn, I was working clear down in
South Clayton County and I got aphone call and she called me and told
me her water broke. And Imean, I'm miles from home. I
(17:45):
live clear up in northwest Rockdale County. I'm driving one hundred mile an hour
to get to the house. SoI just called ninety one one to get
her names to my house. Yeah, I knew I couldn't get her to
the hospital. They got her tothe hospital, and anyway, she was
in labor for umteen hundred hours.And I went to the hospital and I
(18:08):
shot out during the waiting room.And my wife's a little bitty lady.
She had to have a C section. And I'm sitting there in about twelve
thirty at night. The nurse comesin. Oh, we forgot about you,
mister Chapin. Oh god, yeah, Dad, don't worry about it
yet. Worry about me. Youhave a son, and I'm sorry we
forgot about Oh you didn't even getto see the labor after all that trouble.
(18:30):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, Ican't imagine. That's wild. Thanks
for calling in, Dave. Weappreciate you. We got an anonymous caller
out of North Georgia. You andyour husband were getting it on when you
went into labor. The doctors toldme my has too was overrad trut driver,
Go do this and we'll see alittle while it works the first time?
Did it three more time? No, labor was longer than that first
(18:51):
four hours. Yeah, someone toldus that too. And my wife was
pregnant. I did. I toldyou, yeah, And I pissed it
to her and she's like no,She's like well, She's like I'll just
wait it out. Yeah. MoodsKimmy and ODIs, you guys are so
funny. The morning ride so muchbetter. Georgia's number one for New Country
(19:12):
point ninety four point nine. Thebullets mood Kimy and otis with you.
If you ever missed any of thisshow, you can always get that podcast
on that free iHeartRadio app on yoursmart speaker, on your TV wherever you
got the internet. So today we'vebeen talking about the wild places that you
went into labor, or you gotthat phone call that you're about to have
a baby. What did you haveto do? I'm otis, miss Betty
(19:33):
out of Stockbridge. Your husband hadother plans when you went into labor.
Huh, I went in laboring Septemberthe twenty fifth of nineteen ninety one.
Um, my husband was getting readyto go on a deep sea fishing trip.
His boss was taking all the employeeson a deep sea fishing trip.
So my water broke and I toldhim, I said, Harold waters broke.
He said, well, all Ican do just run? You do
(19:55):
a hospital money. I can't donothing now. I said, all right,
well then take me there and leaveme. You let him leave.
I let him believe he had he'sgoing deep seat fishing, so let him
go. I got some jack curveilsto catch man. I can't be here
for this baby. You're my hero. We got beautiful we have beautiful pictures
of when he wanted what he calledthe fish of the fish. Oh yeah,
(20:18):
well we got want to her too. Framed right next to the baby
is the picture of the Marlins.So funny, you know, he said
I'll see you in a day ortwo, and he didn't see me.
His mother actually come to the hospitaland took us home. But that was
so funny. He wasn't missing thatdeep seat fishing trip. It did not
matter. You are the most amazingsoul of a woman to ever Just accept
(20:38):
that as okay, No, Ilove no. Honestly, it's actually a
genius point because you don't you don'treally need him there. Oh not every
single time the dad is there.I know you guys want to be there.
That's not the that's not we don'twant to be there. We want
to be anywhere you want it.You want to meet your baby, you
(21:00):
want to be there for the experience. But the boy being you guys always
end up saying something dumb. Youalways end up talking, like touching something
in the hospital room. You kindof caused hands. I don't need him
to hold my hand. I'm strongenough to hold mom. You know,
my my future family members in thepast that done went and gone they're gonna
be there hold in my hand,so I didn't need to fee them.
(21:22):
Yeah, Miss Bettie, I trustyou with his attitude. Kimmy, mark
this audio and save it because whengoing through it someday, I'm gonna laugh
so hard when it is not thereality for you and too, Miss Betty,
do you know the type of pressureyour husband had on that fishing trip
because if he goes and they catchnothing because he bailed, and they're all
blaming karma for the rest of thetime for the fact that he showed up
(21:45):
and they caught nothing. So afterthirty three years, we've managed to come
a long way. You You've mademy day today. I love you,
Thank you, I appreciate you.Thanks for listening to move Kimmy and Otis
in the morning of your Guys show, we make our morning five easier.
Stacy, You're amazing. Thank you. Hey, let's go ninety four point
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