October 2, 2025 • 41 mins
With Danielle on vacation, the boys take this moment to tackle the real hard hitting topics like: How do you cut your sandwich? And would you eat beer flavored gravy? It's a tough job, but Chuck, Tyler, and Pelosi are on the case! Plus, the Classic Rock Challenge sees the return of "Music Box Mania"
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic Rock one
twenty seven WCLX.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Oh jeez, kind of exhuming a body and Swampscott and
Danielle Murra is not around to report on it. I
wonder if she's gonna jump on a plane and fly
back wait for it. Oh, oh, that's how we feel, buddy,
he's got her number.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Yeah, Danielle's not here until Monday, so we're handling the download.
So the latest of what's going on? Government shutdown day two?
How many days will we say? Though last time it
was thirty five days seven years ago. Why don should
we make predictions? I'll write them down like the over under. Yeah,
I'm gonna set the over under at eleven and a half.
(00:51):
I'm gonna say. I'm gonna say they're gonna they're gonna
fix this tomorrow. Really yeah, all right, I'm going over
because I just did. Two sides hate each other, but
this is crazy. That's the way it is. No one
wants to bud they all hate each other so much.
For government workers, for members of the military and civilian workers,
they still have to work. They're just not getting paid
(01:11):
until this is O. That's crazy. I would lose if
my boss came out. You're gonna work for free? I
like bye. See air traffic controllers TSA, they have to
work for free. Although there's gonna be furloughs. They're saying.
If this does go on, travel is really going to
get snagged up. So plan accordingly. We said it before
(01:32):
A carter made it back from Hawaii. No problem, he's here.
He's back on the radio at ten o'clock. Dad yell,
we'll see, we'll sing's supposed to come home this weekend.
She's better. Yesterday we lost primatologists and activist Jane Goodall,
who's lived with champagne chimpanzees for how many years? She
was ninety one. It's an odd thing to make a
part of your life. Don't you think? She was really
(01:54):
good at it?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
Though?
Speaker 3 (01:55):
Yeah, so good that she spoke their language. Here's a
greeting to all of you. Woo me, Jane, can you
do meantyle? I can't believe you did that again. I
can't do it without coffee. Oh that hurts. That's hard.
(02:15):
Try it. It's hard to do, man. No, No chimpanzees
scare me. She was out there with gorillas and chimpanzees.
Remember the stories of people having them as pets and
they rip your face off? What is that? Yeah, that's
you gotta you gotta know how to deal with those things.
They can hurt you. You gotta change the diaper. I
(02:36):
would I wouldn't be into that. Well, you used to that,
you had kids. They didn't act like that though, No,
they did not know. Rhode Island story Judge Judy is
selling her Newport Rhode Island mansion four fifteen point three
million dollars. My god, fifteen point three. We can do it.
(02:57):
She makes a lot of money for that TV show
seven point seven five million something like that each she
got it problem. We're working for free, remember exactly. But
that my piggy bank at home fifteen points that is
just one of her houses. Yep. Good for her. Must
be nice for her. She's been doing that show for
a thousand years. She better be a she has and
she's in syndication, so she's just the checks just keeps coming, exactly.
(03:19):
But the big story.
Speaker 5 (03:21):
One point seven seconds of sports with Tyler.
Speaker 3 (03:25):
It was a back and forth game all night. We
know that for sure. Let's just jump to the first
controversy of the game. In the fifth inning, score is tied.
Yankees went ahead in the fifth on an RBI base
knock from Aaron Judge that should have been an out.
All right, here's that hit. But included in this audio
is the pitch the key moment right before that. It's
(03:49):
the problem that one gets away the thrown a second man.
It's caught there in a short hot by so garb.
Speaker 6 (03:54):
But now we're the scoring position, we're first base, open.
Speaker 3 (04:00):
Chudge.
Speaker 6 (04:01):
But shit till left Duran running russiable score and the
Yankees have the lead.
Speaker 3 (04:10):
I was so sure he caught that. I couldn't believe
when I start rolling next to him what he had
to be confused by, because you said it best, Like
he could have caught that standing up. He didn't need
to die. Yeah, he could have just kept running. Maybe
he lost it in the lights for a second, Like
I don't even know, Like I forgot who said it
on TV. But they said the way he had his glove,
it blocked his his eyes from the ball, so he
(04:32):
wasn't tracking it the whole way. Something happened weird there
because he could see it hit off the bottom of
the glove. He makes that play one hundred times out
of one hundred. But right before that hit was that
little pass ball that didn't get too far away. But
you gotta tip your Captain Grisham from the Yankees. He hustled,
got to second gotten scoring position. So you're saying that's
(04:52):
heads up base running. Its heads up base running. We
did not get in the seventh, so we go to
the PI seventh inning, socks up score is tied. Nate
Eaton gets on base with a leadoff walk. Pretty good, right,
Jaron Duran hit by pitch. We got two men on.
Here we come and nobody out. This smells like a
(05:12):
bunch situation, doesn't that soun like a good idea perfect
spot al everybody along. One of the best managers in baseball,
great baseball, like he agreed with what I was thinking. Yes,
now we're gonna bunt. Gives the bunt sign to Satan Rafaela,
who looked like a little league of trying to lay
this bunt down. He was like, the first attempt was
at a pitch like three feet off the play. I'm like,
what you how do you do that? And he followed
(05:32):
it off like what is he doing? He doesn't go
to bun practice what's going on here? Then he actually
does get meat on it. The ball is again like
a couple of feet off the play. Of course, he
pops it up to the pitcher. That's the end of
that out. So then we still have two on and
one out. So guard flies out. Yoshida gets up to
the plate, hits a very tough ground ball to Chiseholm.
(05:52):
And here's how that went.
Speaker 6 (05:54):
Cruise delivers this one that checks on the diving plays.
The ball gets away from Rice but not far enough
and eaton states at third.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
Staate is third. So you know we've all played little
league baseball, right, you pay attention to the third base coach.
He's gonna tell you where to go. We get that.
But when you're rounding third and the play is over
it first you had you perfect sight, you can see
what's going on. He didn't look. He never looked, not
one look, head down, head down. The ball got away,
not a lot, but enough for him to score. Even
the guy that was doing commentary I forgot his name
(06:27):
on ESPN. Even he said he could have scored easy, easily.
He was standing there like a statue on third base.
We just assume watching, all right, We scored and then
you look, oh my god, he's on third. Yeah what
we That is what a base running blunder? And that
was it. Yankee scored in the eighth, and that was that.
Series tied at one. We're gonna we got game three tonight.
Everybody relaxed, all right, we got two. We got two
(06:47):
rookies going Connolly Early for us and Walpole's on Northeastern grad.
Speaker 7 (06:51):
Cam.
Speaker 3 (06:51):
I gotta say this right, Schlittler, thank you for taking
your time. Always got a pause. You never know that's
gonna come out eight pm, Star ESPN. You gotta stay awake.
Chuck can't tell you that enough. I know you're thinking
you're gonna go to You know, there's no way unless
it's seven to nothing. I was gonna say, unless it's
a blowout, you're gonna be up. I'll hang in there. Look,
we'll just be tired tomorrow. We'll deal with it. We'll
(07:12):
nap when we get home. We'll let Pelosi drive everything.
All right, But Connolly Early has five Major League Baseball starts.
Five talk about he's the pivotal game in the Bronx
Game three. No pressure, none. Maybe he's too young to
understand how much pressure there really is I like that.
(07:33):
I like that. They asked him about it yesterday said
it's gonna be fun. So yeah, it's gonna be a
real blast one. I'm gonna have four heart attacks tonight.
In the other series, Cleveland beat Detroit, they're tied at one.
The Padres beat the Cubs tie up that series, and
the Dodgers swept our old friend Tito Francona and his
Cincinnati Reds. That is sports. I'm Tyler and this is
the Chuck Nolan Morning Show on ZLX. It is Classic
(07:54):
Rock Challenge time. Let's get to it. Six one, seven, nine,
one hundred point seven. We are playing for us to
see the Cult at the Orphium Saturday the eleventh. The
Music Box Challenge. Music Box Challenge is coming up here next.
I've bost this Classic Rock one hundred point seven WZLX.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Now it's Chucks Rock Challenge one hundred point seven w ZLX.
Speaker 3 (08:22):
First of all, I gotta get Pelosi round of applause.
I like this. I just I just listened to this.
I like this. I haven't heard approve.
Speaker 8 (08:31):
Thank you.
Speaker 3 (08:32):
Class made me laugh. It is funny. Classic Rock Challenge
today is for tickets to seat the Cult at the Orpheum,
Saturday the eleventh, six hundred point seven. That is the
number to call for the music Box Challenge. It is
a music box version of a song you know and love.
You just have to tell us the name of the song.
(08:53):
Who does it? You get those tickets? I love that.
I love the music box Challenge? Eric? Are you up
for the music Challenge?
Speaker 9 (09:03):
Eric?
Speaker 3 (09:04):
Screaming endorsement? Are you there? Eric? Apparently not? Rick from
New Hampshire, Hey, turned down the radio, turned down the radio? Rick,
Ow's that? That's that's perfect. What are you doing? What
are you up to? I'm driving?
Speaker 9 (09:24):
I just got out of work.
Speaker 3 (09:26):
Just got out of work, been up all night, third
shifting right. Oh you know it, baby, we're gonna have
a morning cocktail.
Speaker 9 (09:33):
Oh absolutely, Why do you think? I'm on my way home?
All right?
Speaker 3 (09:37):
Well, you're in perfect shape for this. Here we go
morning anymore.
Speaker 7 (09:42):
It's after you.
Speaker 3 (09:45):
All right, here comes your music box challenge. Isn't that beautiful?
Speaker 9 (10:04):
It is?
Speaker 3 (10:05):
I hope it's not funny you to sleep though hind
the wheel? No cloak, I got it, I got it.
Just this might be difficult. Sorry, do you get it?
(10:26):
I get it all right? Justin Justin from medphar Yo,
how you doing there?
Speaker 9 (10:33):
It is?
Speaker 3 (10:34):
You should have got it from that right there? Hold on,
all right, I'll give you a second. That's the part
that right there, that's the part. Are you gonna make
me wind this up again? Mm hmm? What do you think? Justin?
(11:01):
All right, we'll get back to you. John from Halifax, Hey,
good morning, good morning, music box time. What do you
think it is?
Speaker 9 (11:13):
Is that danger Zone?
Speaker 7 (11:15):
Go on, go on continue, Kenny Loggins?
Speaker 3 (11:29):
Yeah, it was that one part, ding ding ding ding ding.
I'm like, no, I got it. Yeah, baby, I didn't
think you were gonna get the artist on that thumb.
Speaker 8 (11:41):
And he got the right title because it's danger Zone.
It's not Highway to the danger.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
What if he did say Highway to the Day, We're
gonna say no, those are so quick, come on so quick. Well,
congratulations John, You're going to see the Cult at the
Orpheum on Saturday the eleventh.
Speaker 9 (11:57):
All right, thank you, you.
Speaker 3 (11:58):
Bet, nice job. All right, stick around. We got the
check in with Chuck on the way. Six seven point
seven lost its classic rock one hundred point seven WZLX
check on you news. This is cool. Nine Inch Nails
(12:26):
have announced a tour they're coming back to the Garden.
In February, they were just here. I love this. Are
you kidding me? We're gonna give away tickets right here
on the Chuck No. One Morning show during the Classic
Rock Challenge. It's part of the challenge. Really tales sooner
than you think, like a music box challenge could be.
(12:46):
We don't know. That was a good one. Nine Inch
Nails at the Garden Friday, the thirdday show to Friday,
Friday the thirteenth, in the winter, it's gonna be freezing cold.
You go inside, nice warm arena. Rock out here we
go Friday, February thirteenth. That tickets going on sale Wednesday,
October eighth at high noon ticketmaster dot Com. What else
(13:07):
we got going on? So there's this lawsuit that's been
going on forever. The kid who is the naked baby
on the cover of the Nirvana never Mind album again,
he has been trying to sue these guys forever and
ever and ever, and he failed once again. He's failed
every time literally by the time. His name is Spencer Eldon.
He was pictured swimming naked underwater on the famous you
(13:30):
know Nirvana never Mind album and it says here that
in his failed attempts to sue the band for distributing
child pornography. Can we stop with this child porn? They
threw a kid in the pool and took a picture
of him. That's it. That's it. So the lawyer for
Nirvana said, we are delighted the court has ended this
meritless case and freed our creative clients of this stigma
(13:54):
of false allegations. One lawyer says, yeah, I'll take that
case again again in again news, again and again.
Speaker 8 (14:01):
How much money is Nirvana worth? I mean, you try
to take a bite out of that apple.
Speaker 3 (14:05):
Yeah, sure, but hey, Courtney Love did I would think
any lawyer would look at this and say this is ridiculous, this,
this is a joke. Yeah. Maybe it was a lawyer
on you know, up and coming lawyer trying to make
a name for him or herself. You know, I don't know.
But like what I want to know is is this
is this it now? Because the already says here US
District judge dismissed it in twenty twenty two because mister
(14:25):
Eldon submitted it after the ten year limit for filing
a civil case. So does that mean that's ten years
from now?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
Thirty.
Speaker 3 (14:35):
He's got to be done. It's got to be over right. Yeah,
he's got to move on. I feel like if you
keep trying this, like you have no quitting you, you
know what, make your money going to conventions and signing
covers of the album. That's it, that's me. That's genius.
That's what I would, you know, charge twenty bucks a signature.
People would pay it. You get more than that. I
bet you think some crazy baby on the cover, Yeah,
(14:57):
I think so. Sign right below the penis there it is.
It's twenty dollars. If I signed the penis thirty dollars.
If I signed below the pin Let's move on. Right
for the check in with Chuck. I like this. Jack
the producer, came up with this, and I like this
this scenario here that we have. I think it's stemmed
from a situation you had at home that he did. Yeah,
(15:21):
did this just happen? He was saying it before, but
he was making a sandwich at home. Yeah, and he
just had this thought, do I cut it or don't
I cut it? Oh my god. You know, it's a
great question because it's so stupid, but it's great when
you're home making a sandwich. You know, your favorite kid,
whatever it may be, Pp and J, Tuna, turkey, whatever
(15:43):
it is. I think it also depends on how much
work you put into it too. You know, if you
just it is. There's certain sandwiches I don't think you
can cut. Yeah we'll get into it. But yeah, we'll
get into it. So our question is going to be
do you eat it whole? And if you do cut it,
do you go straight or diagonal? That's a whole nother
(16:04):
story that just opens up a whole new can of
w sandwich etiquette. What do you do? Six one, seven,
nine one, one hundred point seven. We got to check
in next one two check check.
Speaker 5 (16:14):
Just check it in on my buddy.
Speaker 1 (16:15):
It's time to check in.
Speaker 5 (16:19):
Chuck on Boston's Classic Rock one hundred point seven w ZLX.
Speaker 3 (16:25):
Hit us up. This is important. Hit us up at
six one, seven, nine three one one hundred point seven.
You can text double the ZX in your message just
seven oh four to seven oh. Download the free iHeart
Radio app and leave a talkback. Just hit that talk
back button. We're talking about sandwiches today. You're home, you
make it a sandwich. I think this also depends on
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how much work and how much time you're putting into this.
I'm not talking about slapping something together during a commercial
break in the game. Now, you put a little work
into this. We tackle them like other hard subjects here. Yeah,
I'd be like constructing a good ham turkey and cheese.
What do you put on it?
Speaker 10 (17:03):
If I have.
Speaker 3 (17:03):
Lettuce, put that on it. Get a little crunch some tomato.
I have that little mustard mail, I have some mustard
on that mustard. You go yellow or gouldens. I like
the brown mustard, like the brown. Okay, that's good. Toast
the bread absolutely all right, Get some Get some chips
ready to go. Yeah. I chucked that baby in the
air fry for two minutes. That sounds good. Melt the
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cheese a little bit, yeah, melt the cheese. Sandwich comes out.
I cut it, okay, I'm not gonna eat it a whole.
I cut it to cut or not to cut? You
cut my cut straight down the middle? You go straight
down the middle. I do, alright, I go diagonal. But
it's only because of childhood PTSD. Yeah, because my mom
would make my sandwiches for lunch and always cut them
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down the middle, and all the other kids always had
them diagonal. I used to be wicked jealous of that.
So when I got older and made my own sandwiches diagonal,
So they used to make fun of you, and they
used to throw the Peggy lot and cookies at you
and beat you up out in the school yard. You know,
I did get the side eye from many people. What's
this kid doing with this straight cut? What is that
straight cut? Yeah? But I also think there's certain sandwiches
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you can't cut that I've seen cut that turn into disasters,
like the classic PB and Jenny, because when you cut it,
I don't know about that. You cut it, things start
falling off the sides. Well, it starts to like leak
little there's a seepage to it. Yeah, on the cuts,
it's very tough to keep it. It's like a wound.
It's tough to keep it together, though, tough to keep
(18:29):
a PB and j together. So I'll usually just leave
it on the plate and I slide it to the
edge of the plate and I take a bite near
the plate, and then I slide it back on and
I slide it back that way because if you pick
it up, you're gonna lose it. Oh my god, there's
a whole big thing, so much work, too deep. We
got to talk back here about your sandwich making.
Speaker 11 (18:46):
Hey, uh, I'm just picturing Tyler bust it out as
dinosaur shaped cookie cutter and cutting his sandwich into the
shape of this favorite dinosaur.
Speaker 3 (18:57):
Don't judge, man, I don't judge.
Speaker 8 (18:59):
He's not far off. Based on the story you just
told about the diagonal cut.
Speaker 3 (19:02):
You gotta go with the diagonal cut it. So when
you make a sandwich, when you make a sangwitch, do
you not cut it at all, eat it whole? If
you cut it, do you cut it down the middle,
or do you go to the diagonal cut? There be
then we need another question after that. All right, Pelosi,
what about you? I do a no cut, no cut.
Speaker 8 (19:25):
Because if I'm throwing together the sandwich at home, it's
you're in a hurry. You just kind of who are
you trying to impress? I guess is my question, and
you just you're just going for it.
Speaker 3 (19:33):
But yeah, but also if you go hole, you have
the tendency do you hold it with two hands or
one hand?
Speaker 8 (19:39):
It depends on what kind of sandwich, like, is it
a loose sandwich or this sort of loosed meat or.
Speaker 3 (19:43):
If it's loose, you're gonna be dropping stuff and all
that's gonna be presed coming out of it.
Speaker 8 (19:48):
You got a tune of sandwich. You gotta keep that
hole because there's too much to fallow up. You just
gonna grab it two hands and go for it.
Speaker 3 (19:55):
For a tune of sandwich.
Speaker 7 (19:56):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (19:56):
Do you ever put relish in a tune of sandwich?
Isn't that this gusty? My wife does?
Speaker 8 (20:01):
Does she really like? People put celery? Like bits of celery?
And I'm okay with that there?
Speaker 3 (20:09):
That would take that sandwich and throw it in the backyard.
That's just wrong. Crust though, you leave the crust. Yeah,
of course you get the whole take in the crust
off things. That's if you're a child anti crust. I
don't know, Niki CRUs. What do you do with your sandwich? Nicky? Nikki? Hello,
I'm thinking, Nikki. I don't know what's going on with
(20:30):
the phone. Hello, Hi, good morning?
Speaker 11 (20:34):
Now Hi?
Speaker 3 (20:34):
What do you do with your sandwich? I?
Speaker 5 (20:37):
If I'm making a homemade sandwich, there's no ifans or butts.
Speaker 3 (20:41):
I am going to cut the sandwich, and it's a
diagonal cut. There's just it makes it if you could
cut your sandwich your infant Gordon.
Speaker 9 (20:55):
Ramsey like, it makes me so much more fancy.
Speaker 3 (20:59):
And sometimes if you're feeling extra fancy, you can go
from the double.
Speaker 4 (21:04):
Cut and get little tiny triangles.
Speaker 3 (21:07):
If it's a square sandwich, that is the double diagonal.
Speaker 9 (21:10):
Wow, yeah, the double diagonal.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
See now that is just elite.
Speaker 9 (21:16):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (21:16):
Now you're flirting with things where you're going to start
putting toothpicks into the pieces of sandwich hole together. It's
just it's too much. It's out of control. That's yeah,
that's a little fancy. Six point seven. Leave us a
talk back on the free iHeartRadio app. What are you
doing with your sand witch? We want to know. It's
the checking Witchuck at CLX.
Speaker 5 (21:38):
It's the check Moree Morning Show on Boston's Classic Rock
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Speaker 1 (21:44):
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Speaker 3 (21:49):
We're doing the checking witchuck six one hundred points seven.
Hard hitting stuff like the government shut down, no socks
loss last night. No, we're talking sandwiches. You go for
the deep topics. I really got to think about it.
You make that sandwich, put some work into crafting that thing,
putting it together, we get ready to eat it. Do
you eat it whole or do you cut it? And
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if you cut it, do you cut it straight down
the middle or do you go diagonal? Not think only
animals cut it down the middle. It's a lot. That's
not true. It's not true. Gotta go diagonal. Steve from
New Hampshire Sandwich Talk.
Speaker 9 (22:24):
You're on, Hey Jack, what's happening? I love the show?
Thank you listen. It's an easy answer. If it's a
club sandwich, it's gotta be cut. You gotta be cut diagonal.
Or maybe you can take it one step further and say,
if you toast it other than that, take it home.
Speaker 3 (22:38):
That's it. Whole sandwich anything, you know? The thing with
the hole eating it whole though, like your wonderbread sandwich.
The thing is you have to use two hands for that.
If you try to eat that with one, stuff's falling
out all over the place. You have to hold everything
together with two hands.
Speaker 9 (22:53):
Yeah, sometimes like a belt or whatever. Let's go fall apart.
But if you cut it because it's toasted, got one hand.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
Yeah, that's right. I'm kind of impressed with Steve though, Steve,
do you make club sandwiches? At home. I don't know anybody
that makes them at home.
Speaker 9 (23:06):
No, well, no, I guess I really don't. But if
I was to make a club, which I don't, BLT
is kind of a club stare Whi's one of my
favorite table in my community.
Speaker 3 (23:19):
Kind of cut that bad boy, dude.
Speaker 9 (23:21):
Absolutely, all right.
Speaker 3 (23:23):
Thank it, Steve. You guys are good there, you too, buddy.
All right, we get some talkbacks too.
Speaker 12 (23:29):
First I toast that bread nice and slow, and then
and then I easily spread that mayo. Yeah, And I
lightly place the meat, and then I placed the tomatoes yeah,
and then the lettuce and mustard. Then and it's a
(23:52):
party in my mouth and everyone's invited.
Speaker 3 (23:55):
Oh yeah, it rubs the loas and on its skin.
Speaker 10 (23:59):
It does this one.
Speaker 3 (24:00):
It's to hold on. We got the FBI on the line.
They want us to track that audio. They're looking for somebody.
Oh that's a tough one right there.
Speaker 8 (24:08):
Sandwich you'll eat.
Speaker 3 (24:09):
Nothing about eating it whole or cutting it, nothing, just weirdness.
Sandwiches to bring to work. Always cut it at an angle,
easier to get out of the bag that way.
Speaker 6 (24:24):
Have a great day.
Speaker 3 (24:25):
He's right, that's actually a good point. It is easier
to get it out of the little baggy. I remember
that in school. It's easier because every once in a
while my mom would forget to cut the sandwich and
then they get to rip the bag open. And why
isn't the sandwich bag bigger? It's hardly the size of
the sandwich. You're struggling to get that thing in there
without a falling apart. It's like the people at the
ziplock company decided we're going to make this bag the
(24:48):
exact same size as the slice.
Speaker 8 (24:49):
Of w Did you have the plastic baggies that didn't
have the ziplock that were just like fold clothes? I remember, yeah, yeah, exactly,
didn't even have the seal for fresh Sometimes.
Speaker 3 (25:00):
Do they even make those anymore? I don't know. That's
just everything answered like a zipper or something on it.
Speaker 11 (25:07):
Hey, guys, first things first, you're always toasting it. If
it has protein, you put the cheese on the bread,
then toast it, then at the protein. Always cut diagonally
once it's done.
Speaker 3 (25:20):
Enjoy all right. Sounds like a chef. Hey grilled cheese
off to ready it did instick? I think that guy
went to Johnson and Wales. Wo Sean from Wooster. What
are you doing with your sandwich?
Speaker 9 (25:33):
I like a club sandwich man, howard them all the time.
I'm not even a member. I don't know how I
get away with it.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Thank you, thank you? All right?
Speaker 4 (25:45):
We ought one more talk back here cutting sandwiches? Is
that where we're at here cutting sandwiches? Do we not prepare?
Speaker 3 (25:53):
Like? Come on, guys, do we miss Danielle that much?
You know how I cut my sandwich with your mom's boobs.
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their lives together. They're already looking for a divorce. Why pets? No,
because of the pets. You've had pet problems in your marriage.
I can definitely relate to this. But you have a
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I hate it when pets break up a relationship. Who
knew this was a thing. I know it's a thing.
I understand this. We got a couple got married December
last year from their separate lives. They both had their
own pets. When I had a dog, when I had cat.
So they get together. They both want to bring their pet.
Of course, dogs and cats don't necessarily get to, you know,
(27:31):
get along all the time. And I wish Danielle was
here for this. I know of all the times were
heard to be I was right in her wheelhouse. So
after repeated failed attempts to get their dog and cat
to get along, they're breaking up. They're getting divorced because
of the pets. This is crazy. It is crazy. It's crazy,
but I also get it. I mean, imagine, would you
(27:53):
give up Remy if you were in a relationship with
somebody and the pets weren't getting along. Now it makes
perfect sense, Okay, I get it. Yep, yep, I had
to get divorced.
Speaker 9 (28:02):
Yep.
Speaker 3 (28:02):
The wife says her husband's dog harassed and attacked her
cat repeatedly. He claimed he made it clear before they
got married that she could not bring her pets when
they moved in together, and he says the cat would
hover over his fish tank, creating tension. I get this.
My sister in law actually is going through this right now.
(28:23):
But in real life, she's in a relationship with this guy.
They just moved in together. She has a dog. He
has a dog. She has a little dog. He has
a pit bull mix and different. These dogs have never
been around other dogs like in their homes, so they've
spent a lot of time and money with trainers and
(28:43):
everything trying to get these dogs used to each other
or get ready to meet each other. So they are
now in the house together. Nothing has happened yet, but
they both have to wear leashes inside the house in
case they have to be grabbed really fast. Oh that's crazy.
And I think the the pit bull mix might even
have like a caller on it, one of those shot collar. Yeah,
(29:05):
just one of those metal ones that digs into their necks. Yeah,
whatever you call those things. But I know her. She
is so attached to that dog. She would never give
up that dog. Maybe she would give up the relationship
before she would give up the dog. So in your
situation and your sister in law situation, so the dog's
never met before, they moved in together, like ever just
a couple times. I don't and I don't think it
(29:26):
went well. So there's a lot of concern about And
she's moving across state too, She's going into another state.
So it's a big move. Its huge brutal. But I
imagine this happens all the time. If you have a
pet that you've had for years, and all of a
sudden you're going to move into somebody who also has
a pet they've had for years, there has to be
that kind of a clash. I have a question for you. Yeah, so,
(29:48):
not long ago, you lost your figure, your family pet,
your dog Molly, yes, all right, and then you ended
up with another dog. Yes it was someone else's dog. Yes?
Whose dog was it?
Speaker 9 (29:58):
Again?
Speaker 3 (29:59):
Is my mother in law dog? All right? You didn't
like the dog. I like the dog. Let's just let's
start with being honest, Kelly, I liked the dog. The
dog was just a challenge. Kelly. You should have heard
the things he said in this studio. So it wasn't
your favorite dog. You didn't love it like you love Molly. Right,
that dog seemed to be a problem to you. Yes,
(30:20):
did you ever think, like, my god, this could ruin
my marriage? No, that's to see. Okay, then no, we
also have get through it. Well, we also have a
giant cat. We have this this coon cat, this nasty cat,
which you don't love that cat either, and that that
dog and this cat did not get along. We had
(30:41):
baby gates everywhere. I had to step over baby gates,
and sometimes I didn't always make it stepping over the
baby gate, and I would fall and scream and yell
at all that that caused a lot of tension. Were
there any like really big arguments with Kelly because of
the coon cat, not because of the cat, but because
of the dog. Okay, so we still have the cat,
but my wife desperately wants to get a dog, and
(31:01):
Danielle is working her to get a dog. Yeah, dude,
the worst thing that ever happened to you is Danielle
and Kelly becoming friends. Danielle send me her photos of
dogs and stuff. Yeah, oh yeah, dude, you know I
love dogs. I want to get another dog when the
cat is no longer with us, when the cat goes
over the Rainbow Bridge. Yes, that's when we'll make that move.
I think.
Speaker 10 (31:19):
See.
Speaker 3 (31:19):
I think you guys you need to get out of
the burbs first.
Speaker 9 (31:22):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
I know you've talked about moving to the city. Love it.
I think you need to move to the city and
then get a dog, get a cat. Don't worry about
the cat. What do you do with the cat? I
think you take the cat with you no matter what.
But I think you wait until you come to the city. Yeah,
you wait till you come to the city, because if
you get a dog now, they're going to get used
to the home out in the mansion, the Nolan mansion
(31:43):
in the Hopkins, right. You don't want that to happen
and then have to move them. Let them live in
one place. So wait till you come to the city,
and then you get a dog. That's my advice. So
along with that, then the cat would have to I
would have to tell you know. The cat went off
to the farm in Connecticut to live with all the
other cats at the farm, which is what you always
tell a little kid. They're at the farm, the cat
(32:03):
farm in the sky. They're so happy. Now.
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Speaker 3 (32:18):
Man of October. It is and it felt like it today.
It was forty seven degrees when I left this morning.
But in true New England fashion, we're getting a heat
wave for four days of eighty degree weather. I'll take it. Yeah,
I love it. Are you kidding me? But before you
know it, Thanksgiving is going to be here? Yes, And
just in time for that, Guinness has come out with
a Guinness flavored gravy. Do you like Guinness on Saint
(32:43):
Patrick's Day? I'll rock at Guinness. Yeah, I like it. Guinness.
I can't drink more than one because I feel like
I swallowed a pile of mud. Oh come on it,
but come on there. They are tremendous. I actually HADNS
when I was in my not drinking phase last year,
before I went back a few months ago. I had
a non alcoholic Guinness on St Patrick's Davis this year
that's dud. It tasted just like I know, I just
(33:06):
they make these things. They taste exactly like regular. If
you had a you know, if you had a non
alcoholic Peroni, it would taste just like a baroni, non
alcoholic Guinness. I don't have a lot of experience with
non alcoholic beers because my bad experience was oduleS. Well
those were terrible. That was so bad. But I know
they've come a long way. But Guinness just announced Guinness
(33:29):
flavored gravy. It comes in both beef and chicken flavors,
and it comes it comes into beer can. It's described
as having the familiar essence of Guinness. Yes, just imagine
pouring that over your turkey. I love this, delicious? Would
that be it? Say, gravy flavored beer, a deliciously rich,
(33:50):
luxuriously thick beef flavor gravy with a familiar essence of
Guinness to take comfort classic meals to the next level.
You would pour that all over your hagis and be delicious.
That would be delicious. Oh that just that was vomitedducing.
That's brave. What's fascinating is that you still have to
(34:12):
be over twenty one to buy it. So it's got boozing.
You need an ID. You need an ID to get this.
So what did you do stand outside the grocery store?
Hey man, can you buy me some of that guin
is gravy?
Speaker 8 (34:23):
You should give me boo as you cook it off.
But this is for gravy to put on, like after
it's all done. Yeah, you just heat it up and
you put it on.
Speaker 3 (34:30):
I don't get like, but you don't have I mean
i'd buy tira massou right, or rum cake. You don't
need an ID for that. But isn't that it's been cooked? Right?
Gravy's going to be cooked.
Speaker 8 (34:42):
No, it's already cooked, is what I'm saying. You open
the cannon and just apply it directly to your turkey.
You don't do any more cooking. So the alcohol's in it.
Speaker 3 (34:49):
So what do they do? Make the gravy and then
just pour the beer in it and mix it together
and put it in a can? I have no, I'm
sure it's a secret. I'm sure it's a secret. Would
you drink it like a regular beer?
Speaker 9 (34:57):
Oh?
Speaker 3 (34:57):
Geez nod, regular gravy? You know what, I'm going to
get some of this and you can drink it.
Speaker 8 (35:04):
You know you ever try bavrel, you never had it
when you travel to England. Bavrel it's like it's like meat,
like it's like soup. It's just like soup with nothing
in it. It's just like a meat broth and you
drink it hot right out of the can.
Speaker 3 (35:16):
Oh God, in Scotland, I saw some people eating things
that was just oh that had eyes? What is that?
You know, like goat's head and stuff like that. Your
whole story with the food and the hagis makes me
never want to go to Scotland. No, I love scott
and Edinburgh so beautiful. I'm sure it was great. But guinness,
(35:36):
beef gravy, it's out right now you can get it.
But you do have to get an idea. I need
explanation on this. I don't understand that. It doesn't make
any sense. So what happens. You go to the North End,
you order a you know, chicken marsala. You gotta get
carted for it. It doesn't make any sense. That's a
great idea.
Speaker 8 (35:51):
You do a red sauce, but it's got the wine
not cooked off, the wine still in it.
Speaker 3 (35:55):
That's idea. No, this is the id for a grave
you're like Ramsey over here.
Speaker 5 (36:02):
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Speaker 3 (36:14):
We're just talking about how Nana is gonna get loaded
at Thanksgiving on gravy againness flavored gravy that has booze
in it, and then out of nowhere, producer Jack was
not here today Texas and says, I will happily drink
a can of gravy on air. Yeah, pencil that in
for Monday morning when Danielle's be's on. Yes, I would
love to see that. I would love It's the kind
(36:35):
of dedication to the show that I loved. You know,
I think he's going to have a heart monitor on
the poor guy. The Morning Family goes the distance for
ratings and revenue. I like it. I like the triumphant
return of Carter Allen is coming up in less than
a half an hour. He's back. He made it back
through all the government shutdown airline stuff. Yeah, and you
(36:58):
know what today is, He's back on an interesting day.
Today's anniversary of the day we lost Tom Petty So
coming up in the Vinyl Vault at one o'clock, a
lost classic from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, and then
More More and Live at five with Kenny Young. We
got a version of Mary Jane's Last Dance. That's It's
a nine and a half minute version of Gonna Knock
Your Socks Up. He did our birthday show. Pelosi and
(37:18):
I were there side by side watching it. The highest
I've ever seen him was so high. It was a
great show. Probably he had more than five milligrams. Though
most of the show he had his arms out to
the side like he was flying.
Speaker 8 (37:32):
He was in his arms back and forth slowly with
his eyes closed, singing, and Chuck and I looking at
each other, going all.
Speaker 3 (37:37):
Right, wow, but I bet he sounded great though didn't
of course. I looked at Pelosi said, is he on
that gain his gravy?
Speaker 10 (37:44):
It's going on.
Speaker 9 (37:46):
All right.
Speaker 3 (37:47):
I think we need this a little today because it's
a struggle without Danielle. It's a struggle without Danielle. The
socks lost last night, struggled tonight. We just need a
little affirmation.
Speaker 10 (37:56):
I am alive, I am best, I am grateful him,
I am alive. I am blessed. I am grateful more
time again, I am alive. I am blessed. I am grateful.
Speaker 3 (38:13):
It's sune over and no so over and is loo.
Speaker 12 (38:20):
You're still here?
Speaker 3 (38:21):
Then if it stops, what's stopping it?
Speaker 9 (38:22):
And what's gone? What's stopping it? So what's the end?
Speaker 3 (38:25):
And did you see this much closer to the weekend Friday?
We made it through Thursday. I'm not gonna lie. It's
different without Danielle here, And I think some people are
picking up on that. Earlier we were asking for the
(38:48):
check in when you make a sandwich. This is when
it's come down to, when you make a sandwich, do
you eat it whole? Do you cut it? And if
you cut it, do you cut it straight down the
middle or diagonal? And we had this talk.
Speaker 4 (38:59):
Back cutting sandwiches. Is that where we're at here cutting sandwiches?
Do we not prepare?
Speaker 3 (39:06):
Like, come on, guys, do we miss Danielle that much?
Speaker 4 (39:09):
You know how I cut my sandwich with your mom's boobs?
Speaker 3 (39:14):
You know, I don't think this guy understands. We'll try.
We're holding this thing together with like you know, band
aids and duct tape. Yeah, yeah, without Danielle even when
she is here, it's barely together, right, right, right, So
bear with us one more day, leave the boys alone. Yeah,
it's never gonna go. She'll be back on Monday, yes,
with all kinds of stories, assuming government shutdown doesn't mess
(39:35):
up her flight back. God forbid, please, she has to
come back. She's gonna do. I'll send the iHeart private
jet together. It's gonna be like planes, trains and automobiles
coming back here. I don't think she's gonna try that harder.
She can't trust me. She'll stay there forever. Speaking of returns,
the Mighty Carter Allen is back. He is back. He
made it back from made back. Yes, so he's coming
(39:56):
up here next. We'll catch you guys again tomorrow. Classic
Rock Challenge at a ten your chance to see the
Cult at the Orphium on Saturday the eleventh, and Pelosi's
gonna come up with a really creative way. Yes, I'll
just sound on something to do a Friday challenge. Yeah,
we need something extra killer for Friday. Yeah, just to
make that last Talkbacker happy because I feel like he
(40:18):
thinks we're not trying. Yeah, right, exactly, I'm gonna work
harder for someone else We're not gonna do sandwiches tomorrow. Okay, no, tomorrow,
we're gonna do it tomorrow. We're gonna do pancakes, syrup
and no, tomorrow, we're gonna be celebrating the Red Sox victory. Tonight. Yes,
we're gonna be talking about the American League Division Series
that starts Saturday. Okay, start Saturday at Fenway. Would it
(40:40):
be at Fenway? No, No, it'll be in Toronto on
the road. Yeah, all right, but we will get a
game or two out of it anyway, gotta hope. So
so goot sucks kid, hit your ass off tonight. Let's
go Connolly early, Oh my god. Let's go. Enjoy the game,
enjoy the day, Enjoy Carter Allen up. Next. We'll catch
again tomorrow morning at six.
Speaker 1 (41:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:09):
Oh jeez, kind of exhuming a body and Swampscott and
Danielle Murra is not around to report on it. I
wonder if she's gonna jump on a plane and fly
back wait for it. Oh, oh, that's how we feel, buddy,
he's got her number.
Speaker 3 (00:30):
Yeah, Danielle's not here until Monday, so we're handling the download.
So the latest of what's going on? Government shutdown day two?
How many days will we say? Though last time it
was thirty five days seven years ago. Why don should
we make predictions? I'll write them down like the over under. Yeah,
I'm gonna set the over under at eleven and a half.
(00:51):
I'm gonna say. I'm gonna say they're gonna they're gonna
fix this tomorrow. Really yeah, all right, I'm going over
because I just did. Two sides hate each other, but
this is crazy. That's the way it is. No one
wants to bud they all hate each other so much.
For government workers, for members of the military and civilian workers,
they still have to work. They're just not getting paid
(01:11):
until this is O. That's crazy. I would lose if
my boss came out. You're gonna work for free? I
like bye. See air traffic controllers TSA, they have to
work for free. Although there's gonna be furloughs. They're saying.
If this does go on, travel is really going to
get snagged up. So plan accordingly. We said it before
(01:32):
A carter made it back from Hawaii. No problem, he's here.
He's back on the radio at ten o'clock. Dad yell,
we'll see, we'll sing's supposed to come home this weekend.
She's better. Yesterday we lost primatologists and activist Jane Goodall,
who's lived with champagne chimpanzees for how many years? She
was ninety one. It's an odd thing to make a
part of your life. Don't you think? She was really
(01:54):
good at it?
Speaker 4 (01:54):
Though?
Speaker 3 (01:55):
Yeah, so good that she spoke their language. Here's a
greeting to all of you. Woo me, Jane, can you
do meantyle? I can't believe you did that again. I
can't do it without coffee. Oh that hurts. That's hard.
(02:15):
Try it. It's hard to do, man. No, No chimpanzees
scare me. She was out there with gorillas and chimpanzees.
Remember the stories of people having them as pets and
they rip your face off? What is that? Yeah, that's
you gotta you gotta know how to deal with those things.
They can hurt you. You gotta change the diaper. I
(02:36):
would I wouldn't be into that. Well, you used to that,
you had kids. They didn't act like that though, No,
they did not know. Rhode Island story Judge Judy is
selling her Newport Rhode Island mansion four fifteen point three
million dollars. My god, fifteen point three. We can do it.
(02:57):
She makes a lot of money for that TV show
seven point seven five million something like that each she
got it problem. We're working for free, remember exactly. But
that my piggy bank at home fifteen points that is
just one of her houses. Yep. Good for her. Must
be nice for her. She's been doing that show for
a thousand years. She better be a she has and
she's in syndication, so she's just the checks just keeps coming, exactly.
(03:19):
But the big story.
Speaker 5 (03:21):
One point seven seconds of sports with Tyler.
Speaker 3 (03:25):
It was a back and forth game all night. We
know that for sure. Let's just jump to the first
controversy of the game. In the fifth inning, score is tied.
Yankees went ahead in the fifth on an RBI base
knock from Aaron Judge that should have been an out.
All right, here's that hit. But included in this audio
is the pitch the key moment right before that. It's
(03:49):
the problem that one gets away the thrown a second man.
It's caught there in a short hot by so garb.
Speaker 6 (03:54):
But now we're the scoring position, we're first base, open.
Speaker 3 (04:00):
Chudge.
Speaker 6 (04:01):
But shit till left Duran running russiable score and the
Yankees have the lead.
Speaker 3 (04:10):
I was so sure he caught that. I couldn't believe
when I start rolling next to him what he had
to be confused by, because you said it best, Like
he could have caught that standing up. He didn't need
to die. Yeah, he could have just kept running. Maybe
he lost it in the lights for a second, Like
I don't even know, Like I forgot who said it
on TV. But they said the way he had his glove,
it blocked his his eyes from the ball, so he
(04:32):
wasn't tracking it the whole way. Something happened weird there
because he could see it hit off the bottom of
the glove. He makes that play one hundred times out
of one hundred. But right before that hit was that
little pass ball that didn't get too far away. But
you gotta tip your Captain Grisham from the Yankees. He hustled,
got to second gotten scoring position. So you're saying that's
(04:52):
heads up base running. Its heads up base running. We
did not get in the seventh, so we go to
the PI seventh inning, socks up score is tied. Nate
Eaton gets on base with a leadoff walk. Pretty good, right,
Jaron Duran hit by pitch. We got two men on.
Here we come and nobody out. This smells like a
(05:12):
bunch situation, doesn't that soun like a good idea perfect
spot al everybody along. One of the best managers in baseball,
great baseball, like he agreed with what I was thinking. Yes,
now we're gonna bunt. Gives the bunt sign to Satan Rafaela,
who looked like a little league of trying to lay
this bunt down. He was like, the first attempt was
at a pitch like three feet off the play. I'm like,
what you how do you do that? And he followed
(05:32):
it off like what is he doing? He doesn't go
to bun practice what's going on here? Then he actually
does get meat on it. The ball is again like
a couple of feet off the play. Of course, he
pops it up to the pitcher. That's the end of
that out. So then we still have two on and
one out. So guard flies out. Yoshida gets up to
the plate, hits a very tough ground ball to Chiseholm.
(05:52):
And here's how that went.
Speaker 6 (05:54):
Cruise delivers this one that checks on the diving plays.
The ball gets away from Rice but not far enough
and eaton states at third.
Speaker 3 (06:05):
Staate is third. So you know we've all played little
league baseball, right, you pay attention to the third base coach.
He's gonna tell you where to go. We get that.
But when you're rounding third and the play is over
it first you had you perfect sight, you can see
what's going on. He didn't look. He never looked, not
one look, head down, head down. The ball got away,
not a lot, but enough for him to score. Even
the guy that was doing commentary I forgot his name
(06:27):
on ESPN. Even he said he could have scored easy, easily.
He was standing there like a statue on third base.
We just assume watching, all right, We scored and then
you look, oh my god, he's on third. Yeah what
we That is what a base running blunder? And that
was it. Yankee scored in the eighth, and that was that.
Series tied at one. We're gonna we got game three tonight.
Everybody relaxed, all right, we got two. We got two
(06:47):
rookies going Connolly Early for us and Walpole's on Northeastern grad.
Speaker 7 (06:51):
Cam.
Speaker 3 (06:51):
I gotta say this right, Schlittler, thank you for taking
your time. Always got a pause. You never know that's
gonna come out eight pm, Star ESPN. You gotta stay awake.
Chuck can't tell you that enough. I know you're thinking
you're gonna go to You know, there's no way unless
it's seven to nothing. I was gonna say, unless it's
a blowout, you're gonna be up. I'll hang in there. Look,
we'll just be tired tomorrow. We'll deal with it. We'll
(07:12):
nap when we get home. We'll let Pelosi drive everything.
All right, But Connolly Early has five Major League Baseball starts.
Five talk about he's the pivotal game in the Bronx
Game three. No pressure, none. Maybe he's too young to
understand how much pressure there really is I like that.
(07:33):
I like that. They asked him about it yesterday said
it's gonna be fun. So yeah, it's gonna be a
real blast one. I'm gonna have four heart attacks tonight.
In the other series, Cleveland beat Detroit, they're tied at one.
The Padres beat the Cubs tie up that series, and
the Dodgers swept our old friend Tito Francona and his
Cincinnati Reds. That is sports. I'm Tyler and this is
the Chuck Nolan Morning Show on ZLX. It is Classic
(07:54):
Rock Challenge time. Let's get to it. Six one, seven, nine,
one hundred point seven. We are playing for us to
see the Cult at the Orphium Saturday the eleventh. The
Music Box Challenge. Music Box Challenge is coming up here next.
I've bost this Classic Rock one hundred point seven WZLX.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Now it's Chucks Rock Challenge one hundred point seven w ZLX.
Speaker 3 (08:22):
First of all, I gotta get Pelosi round of applause.
I like this. I just I just listened to this.
I like this. I haven't heard approve.
Speaker 8 (08:31):
Thank you.
Speaker 3 (08:32):
Class made me laugh. It is funny. Classic Rock Challenge
today is for tickets to seat the Cult at the Orpheum,
Saturday the eleventh, six hundred point seven. That is the
number to call for the music Box Challenge. It is
a music box version of a song you know and love.
You just have to tell us the name of the song.
(08:53):
Who does it? You get those tickets? I love that.
I love the music box Challenge? Eric? Are you up
for the music Challenge?
Speaker 9 (09:03):
Eric?
Speaker 3 (09:04):
Screaming endorsement? Are you there? Eric? Apparently not? Rick from
New Hampshire, Hey, turned down the radio, turned down the radio? Rick,
Ow's that? That's that's perfect. What are you doing? What
are you up to? I'm driving?
Speaker 9 (09:24):
I just got out of work.
Speaker 3 (09:26):
Just got out of work, been up all night, third
shifting right. Oh you know it, baby, we're gonna have
a morning cocktail.
Speaker 9 (09:33):
Oh absolutely, Why do you think? I'm on my way home?
All right?
Speaker 3 (09:37):
Well, you're in perfect shape for this. Here we go
morning anymore.
Speaker 7 (09:42):
It's after you.
Speaker 3 (09:45):
All right, here comes your music box challenge. Isn't that beautiful?
Speaker 9 (10:04):
It is?
Speaker 3 (10:05):
I hope it's not funny you to sleep though hind
the wheel? No cloak, I got it, I got it.
Just this might be difficult. Sorry, do you get it?
(10:26):
I get it all right? Justin Justin from medphar Yo,
how you doing there?
Speaker 9 (10:33):
It is?
Speaker 3 (10:34):
You should have got it from that right there? Hold on,
all right, I'll give you a second. That's the part
that right there, that's the part. Are you gonna make
me wind this up again? Mm hmm? What do you think? Justin?
(11:01):
All right, we'll get back to you. John from Halifax, Hey,
good morning, good morning, music box time. What do you
think it is?
Speaker 9 (11:13):
Is that danger Zone?
Speaker 7 (11:15):
Go on, go on continue, Kenny Loggins?
Speaker 3 (11:29):
Yeah, it was that one part, ding ding ding ding ding.
I'm like, no, I got it. Yeah, baby, I didn't
think you were gonna get the artist on that thumb.
Speaker 8 (11:41):
And he got the right title because it's danger Zone.
It's not Highway to the danger.
Speaker 3 (11:45):
What if he did say Highway to the Day, We're
gonna say no, those are so quick, come on so quick. Well,
congratulations John, You're going to see the Cult at the
Orpheum on Saturday the eleventh.
Speaker 9 (11:57):
All right, thank you, you.
Speaker 3 (11:58):
Bet, nice job. All right, stick around. We got the
check in with Chuck on the way. Six seven point
seven lost its classic rock one hundred point seven WZLX
check on you news. This is cool. Nine Inch Nails
(12:26):
have announced a tour they're coming back to the Garden.
In February, they were just here. I love this. Are
you kidding me? We're gonna give away tickets right here
on the Chuck No. One Morning show during the Classic
Rock Challenge. It's part of the challenge. Really tales sooner
than you think, like a music box challenge could be.
(12:46):
We don't know. That was a good one. Nine Inch
Nails at the Garden Friday, the thirdday show to Friday,
Friday the thirteenth, in the winter, it's gonna be freezing cold.
You go inside, nice warm arena. Rock out here we
go Friday, February thirteenth. That tickets going on sale Wednesday,
October eighth at high noon ticketmaster dot Com. What else
(13:07):
we got going on? So there's this lawsuit that's been
going on forever. The kid who is the naked baby
on the cover of the Nirvana never Mind album again,
he has been trying to sue these guys forever and
ever and ever, and he failed once again. He's failed
every time literally by the time. His name is Spencer Eldon.
He was pictured swimming naked underwater on the famous you
(13:30):
know Nirvana never Mind album and it says here that
in his failed attempts to sue the band for distributing
child pornography. Can we stop with this child porn? They
threw a kid in the pool and took a picture
of him. That's it. That's it. So the lawyer for
Nirvana said, we are delighted the court has ended this
meritless case and freed our creative clients of this stigma
(13:54):
of false allegations. One lawyer says, yeah, I'll take that
case again again in again news, again and again.
Speaker 8 (14:01):
How much money is Nirvana worth? I mean, you try
to take a bite out of that apple.
Speaker 3 (14:05):
Yeah, sure, but hey, Courtney Love did I would think
any lawyer would look at this and say this is ridiculous, this,
this is a joke. Yeah. Maybe it was a lawyer
on you know, up and coming lawyer trying to make
a name for him or herself. You know, I don't know.
But like what I want to know is is this
is this it now? Because the already says here US
District judge dismissed it in twenty twenty two because mister
(14:25):
Eldon submitted it after the ten year limit for filing
a civil case. So does that mean that's ten years
from now?
Speaker 2 (14:34):
Thirty.
Speaker 3 (14:35):
He's got to be done. It's got to be over right. Yeah,
he's got to move on. I feel like if you
keep trying this, like you have no quitting you, you
know what, make your money going to conventions and signing
covers of the album. That's it, that's me. That's genius.
That's what I would, you know, charge twenty bucks a signature.
People would pay it. You get more than that. I
bet you think some crazy baby on the cover, Yeah,
(14:57):
I think so. Sign right below the penis there it is.
It's twenty dollars. If I signed the penis thirty dollars.
If I signed below the pin Let's move on. Right
for the check in with Chuck. I like this. Jack
the producer, came up with this, and I like this
this scenario here that we have. I think it's stemmed
from a situation you had at home that he did. Yeah,
(15:21):
did this just happen? He was saying it before, but
he was making a sandwich at home. Yeah, and he
just had this thought, do I cut it or don't
I cut it? Oh my god. You know, it's a
great question because it's so stupid, but it's great when
you're home making a sandwich. You know, your favorite kid,
whatever it may be, Pp and J, Tuna, turkey, whatever
(15:43):
it is. I think it also depends on how much
work you put into it too. You know, if you
just it is. There's certain sandwiches I don't think you
can cut. Yeah we'll get into it. But yeah, we'll
get into it. So our question is going to be
do you eat it whole? And if you do cut it,
do you go straight or diagonal? That's a whole nother
(16:04):
story that just opens up a whole new can of
w sandwich etiquette. What do you do? Six one, seven,
nine one, one hundred point seven. We got to check
in next one two check check.
Speaker 5 (16:14):
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Speaker 1 (16:15):
It's time to check in.
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seven oh four to seven oh. Download the free iHeart
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back button. We're talking about sandwiches today. You're home, you
make it a sandwich. I think this also depends on
(16:45):
how much work and how much time you're putting into this.
I'm not talking about slapping something together during a commercial
break in the game. Now, you put a little work
into this. We tackle them like other hard subjects here. Yeah,
I'd be like constructing a good ham turkey and cheese.
What do you put on it?
Speaker 10 (17:03):
If I have.
Speaker 3 (17:03):
Lettuce, put that on it. Get a little crunch some tomato.
I have that little mustard mail, I have some mustard
on that mustard. You go yellow or gouldens. I like
the brown mustard, like the brown. Okay, that's good. Toast
the bread absolutely all right, Get some Get some chips
ready to go. Yeah. I chucked that baby in the
air fry for two minutes. That sounds good. Melt the
(17:24):
cheese a little bit, yeah, melt the cheese. Sandwich comes out.
I cut it, okay, I'm not gonna eat it a whole.
I cut it to cut or not to cut? You
cut my cut straight down the middle? You go straight
down the middle. I do, alright, I go diagonal. But
it's only because of childhood PTSD. Yeah, because my mom
would make my sandwiches for lunch and always cut them
(17:45):
down the middle, and all the other kids always had
them diagonal. I used to be wicked jealous of that.
So when I got older and made my own sandwiches diagonal,
So they used to make fun of you, and they
used to throw the Peggy lot and cookies at you
and beat you up out in the school yard. You know,
I did get the side eye from many people. What's
this kid doing with this straight cut? What is that
straight cut? Yeah? But I also think there's certain sandwiches
(18:07):
you can't cut that I've seen cut that turn into disasters,
like the classic PB and Jenny, because when you cut it,
I don't know about that. You cut it, things start
falling off the sides. Well, it starts to like leak
little there's a seepage to it. Yeah, on the cuts,
it's very tough to keep it. It's like a wound.
It's tough to keep it together, though, tough to keep
(18:29):
a PB and j together. So I'll usually just leave
it on the plate and I slide it to the
edge of the plate and I take a bite near
the plate, and then I slide it back on and
I slide it back that way because if you pick
it up, you're gonna lose it. Oh my god, there's
a whole big thing, so much work, too deep. We
got to talk back here about your sandwich making.
Speaker 11 (18:46):
Hey, uh, I'm just picturing Tyler bust it out as
dinosaur shaped cookie cutter and cutting his sandwich into the
shape of this favorite dinosaur.
Speaker 3 (18:57):
Don't judge, man, I don't judge.
Speaker 8 (18:59):
He's not far off. Based on the story you just
told about the diagonal cut.
Speaker 3 (19:02):
You gotta go with the diagonal cut it. So when
you make a sandwich, when you make a sangwitch, do
you not cut it at all, eat it whole? If
you cut it, do you cut it down the middle,
or do you go to the diagonal cut? There be
then we need another question after that. All right, Pelosi,
what about you? I do a no cut, no cut.
Speaker 8 (19:25):
Because if I'm throwing together the sandwich at home, it's
you're in a hurry. You just kind of who are
you trying to impress? I guess is my question, and
you just you're just going for it.
Speaker 3 (19:33):
But yeah, but also if you go hole, you have
the tendency do you hold it with two hands or
one hand?
Speaker 8 (19:39):
It depends on what kind of sandwich, like, is it
a loose sandwich or this sort of loosed meat or.
Speaker 3 (19:43):
If it's loose, you're gonna be dropping stuff and all
that's gonna be presed coming out of it.
Speaker 8 (19:48):
You got a tune of sandwich. You gotta keep that
hole because there's too much to fallow up. You just
gonna grab it two hands and go for it.
Speaker 3 (19:55):
For a tune of sandwich.
Speaker 7 (19:56):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (19:56):
Do you ever put relish in a tune of sandwich?
Isn't that this gusty? My wife does?
Speaker 8 (20:01):
Does she really like? People put celery? Like bits of celery?
And I'm okay with that there?
Speaker 3 (20:09):
That would take that sandwich and throw it in the backyard.
That's just wrong. Crust though, you leave the crust. Yeah,
of course you get the whole take in the crust
off things. That's if you're a child anti crust. I
don't know, Niki CRUs. What do you do with your sandwich? Nicky? Nikki? Hello,
I'm thinking, Nikki. I don't know what's going on with
(20:30):
the phone. Hello, Hi, good morning?
Speaker 11 (20:34):
Now Hi?
Speaker 3 (20:34):
What do you do with your sandwich? I?
Speaker 5 (20:37):
If I'm making a homemade sandwich, there's no ifans or butts.
Speaker 3 (20:41):
I am going to cut the sandwich, and it's a
diagonal cut. There's just it makes it if you could
cut your sandwich your infant Gordon.
Speaker 9 (20:55):
Ramsey like, it makes me so much more fancy.
Speaker 3 (20:59):
And sometimes if you're feeling extra fancy, you can go
from the double.
Speaker 4 (21:04):
Cut and get little tiny triangles.
Speaker 3 (21:07):
If it's a square sandwich, that is the double diagonal.
Speaker 9 (21:10):
Wow, yeah, the double diagonal.
Speaker 3 (21:13):
See now that is just elite.
Speaker 9 (21:16):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (21:16):
Now you're flirting with things where you're going to start
putting toothpicks into the pieces of sandwich hole together. It's
just it's too much. It's out of control. That's yeah,
that's a little fancy. Six point seven. Leave us a
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We're doing the checking witchuck six one hundred points seven.
Hard hitting stuff like the government shut down, no socks
loss last night. No, we're talking sandwiches. You go for
the deep topics. I really got to think about it.
You make that sandwich, put some work into crafting that thing,
putting it together, we get ready to eat it. Do
you eat it whole or do you cut it? And
(22:11):
if you cut it, do you cut it straight down
the middle or do you go diagonal? Not think only
animals cut it down the middle. It's a lot. That's
not true. It's not true. Gotta go diagonal. Steve from
New Hampshire Sandwich Talk.
Speaker 9 (22:24):
You're on, Hey Jack, what's happening? I love the show?
Thank you listen. It's an easy answer. If it's a
club sandwich, it's gotta be cut. You gotta be cut diagonal.
Or maybe you can take it one step further and say,
if you toast it other than that, take it home.
Speaker 3 (22:38):
That's it. Whole sandwich anything, you know? The thing with
the hole eating it whole though, like your wonderbread sandwich.
The thing is you have to use two hands for that.
If you try to eat that with one, stuff's falling
out all over the place. You have to hold everything
together with two hands.
Speaker 9 (22:53):
Yeah, sometimes like a belt or whatever. Let's go fall apart.
But if you cut it because it's toasted, got one hand.
Speaker 3 (23:00):
Yeah, that's right. I'm kind of impressed with Steve though, Steve,
do you make club sandwiches? At home. I don't know anybody
that makes them at home.
Speaker 9 (23:06):
No, well, no, I guess I really don't. But if
I was to make a club, which I don't, BLT
is kind of a club stare Whi's one of my
favorite table in my community.
Speaker 3 (23:19):
Kind of cut that bad boy, dude.
Speaker 9 (23:21):
Absolutely, all right.
Speaker 3 (23:23):
Thank it, Steve. You guys are good there, you too, buddy.
All right, we get some talkbacks too.
Speaker 12 (23:29):
First I toast that bread nice and slow, and then
and then I easily spread that mayo. Yeah, And I
lightly place the meat, and then I placed the tomatoes yeah,
and then the lettuce and mustard. Then and it's a
(23:52):
party in my mouth and everyone's invited.
Speaker 3 (23:55):
Oh yeah, it rubs the loas and on its skin.
Speaker 10 (23:59):
It does this one.
Speaker 3 (24:00):
It's to hold on. We got the FBI on the line.
They want us to track that audio. They're looking for somebody.
Oh that's a tough one right there.
Speaker 8 (24:08):
Sandwich you'll eat.
Speaker 3 (24:09):
Nothing about eating it whole or cutting it, nothing, just weirdness.
Sandwiches to bring to work. Always cut it at an angle,
easier to get out of the bag that way.
Speaker 6 (24:24):
Have a great day.
Speaker 3 (24:25):
He's right, that's actually a good point. It is easier
to get it out of the little baggy. I remember
that in school. It's easier because every once in a
while my mom would forget to cut the sandwich and
then they get to rip the bag open. And why
isn't the sandwich bag bigger? It's hardly the size of
the sandwich. You're struggling to get that thing in there
without a falling apart. It's like the people at the
ziplock company decided we're going to make this bag the
(24:48):
exact same size as the slice.
Speaker 8 (24:49):
Of w Did you have the plastic baggies that didn't
have the ziplock that were just like fold clothes? I remember, yeah, yeah, exactly,
didn't even have the seal for fresh Sometimes.
Speaker 3 (25:00):
Do they even make those anymore? I don't know. That's
just everything answered like a zipper or something on it.
Speaker 11 (25:07):
Hey, guys, first things first, you're always toasting it. If
it has protein, you put the cheese on the bread,
then toast it, then at the protein. Always cut diagonally
once it's done.
Speaker 3 (25:20):
Enjoy all right. Sounds like a chef. Hey grilled cheese
off to ready it did instick? I think that guy
went to Johnson and Wales. Wo Sean from Wooster. What
are you doing with your sandwich?
Speaker 9 (25:33):
I like a club sandwich man, howard them all the time.
I'm not even a member. I don't know how I
get away with it.
Speaker 3 (25:42):
Thank you, thank you? All right?
Speaker 4 (25:45):
We ought one more talk back here cutting sandwiches? Is
that where we're at here cutting sandwiches? Do we not prepare?
Speaker 3 (25:53):
Like? Come on, guys, do we miss Danielle that much?
You know how I cut my sandwich with your mom's boobs.
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I can definitely relate to this. But you have a
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Somewhat strong still, yeah, at least somewhat strong. Yes, still
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Speaker 3 (27:07):
I hate it when pets break up a relationship. Who
knew this was a thing. I know it's a thing.
I understand this. We got a couple got married December
last year from their separate lives. They both had their
own pets. When I had a dog, when I had cat.
So they get together. They both want to bring their pet.
Of course, dogs and cats don't necessarily get to, you know,
(27:31):
get along all the time. And I wish Danielle was
here for this. I know of all the times were
heard to be I was right in her wheelhouse. So
after repeated failed attempts to get their dog and cat
to get along, they're breaking up. They're getting divorced because
of the pets. This is crazy. It is crazy. It's crazy,
but I also get it. I mean, imagine, would you
(27:53):
give up Remy if you were in a relationship with
somebody and the pets weren't getting along. Now it makes
perfect sense, Okay, I get it. Yep, yep, I had
to get divorced.
Speaker 9 (28:02):
Yep.
Speaker 3 (28:02):
The wife says her husband's dog harassed and attacked her
cat repeatedly. He claimed he made it clear before they
got married that she could not bring her pets when
they moved in together, and he says the cat would
hover over his fish tank, creating tension. I get this.
My sister in law actually is going through this right now.
(28:23):
But in real life, she's in a relationship with this guy.
They just moved in together. She has a dog. He
has a dog. She has a little dog. He has
a pit bull mix and different. These dogs have never
been around other dogs like in their homes, so they've
spent a lot of time and money with trainers and
(28:43):
everything trying to get these dogs used to each other
or get ready to meet each other. So they are
now in the house together. Nothing has happened yet, but
they both have to wear leashes inside the house in
case they have to be grabbed really fast. Oh that's crazy.
And I think the the pit bull mix might even
have like a caller on it, one of those shot collar. Yeah,
(29:05):
just one of those metal ones that digs into their necks. Yeah,
whatever you call those things. But I know her. She
is so attached to that dog. She would never give
up that dog. Maybe she would give up the relationship
before she would give up the dog. So in your
situation and your sister in law situation, so the dog's
never met before, they moved in together, like ever just
a couple times. I don't and I don't think it
(29:26):
went well. So there's a lot of concern about And
she's moving across state too, She's going into another state.
So it's a big move. Its huge brutal. But I
imagine this happens all the time. If you have a
pet that you've had for years, and all of a
sudden you're going to move into somebody who also has
a pet they've had for years, there has to be
that kind of a clash. I have a question for you. Yeah, so,
(29:48):
not long ago, you lost your figure, your family pet,
your dog Molly, yes, all right, and then you ended
up with another dog. Yes it was someone else's dog. Yes?
Whose dog was it?
Speaker 9 (29:58):
Again?
Speaker 3 (29:59):
Is my mother in law dog? All right? You didn't
like the dog. I like the dog. Let's just let's
start with being honest, Kelly, I liked the dog. The
dog was just a challenge. Kelly. You should have heard
the things he said in this studio. So it wasn't
your favorite dog. You didn't love it like you love Molly. Right,
that dog seemed to be a problem to you. Yes,
(30:20):
did you ever think, like, my god, this could ruin
my marriage? No, that's to see. Okay, then no, we
also have get through it. Well, we also have a
giant cat. We have this this coon cat, this nasty cat,
which you don't love that cat either, and that that
dog and this cat did not get along. We had
(30:41):
baby gates everywhere. I had to step over baby gates,
and sometimes I didn't always make it stepping over the
baby gate, and I would fall and scream and yell
at all that that caused a lot of tension. Were
there any like really big arguments with Kelly because of
the coon cat, not because of the cat, but because
of the dog. Okay, so we still have the cat,
but my wife desperately wants to get a dog, and
(31:01):
Danielle is working her to get a dog. Yeah, dude,
the worst thing that ever happened to you is Danielle
and Kelly becoming friends. Danielle send me her photos of
dogs and stuff. Yeah, oh yeah, dude, you know I
love dogs. I want to get another dog when the
cat is no longer with us, when the cat goes
over the Rainbow Bridge. Yes, that's when we'll make that move.
I think.
Speaker 10 (31:19):
See.
Speaker 3 (31:19):
I think you guys you need to get out of
the burbs first.
Speaker 9 (31:22):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
I know you've talked about moving to the city. Love it.
I think you need to move to the city and
then get a dog, get a cat. Don't worry about
the cat. What do you do with the cat? I
think you take the cat with you no matter what.
But I think you wait until you come to the city. Yeah,
you wait till you come to the city, because if
you get a dog now, they're going to get used
to the home out in the mansion, the Nolan mansion
(31:43):
in the Hopkins, right. You don't want that to happen
and then have to move them. Let them live in
one place. So wait till you come to the city,
and then you get a dog. That's my advice. So
along with that, then the cat would have to I
would have to tell you know. The cat went off
to the farm in Connecticut to live with all the
other cats at the farm, which is what you always
tell a little kid. They're at the farm, the cat
(32:03):
farm in the sky. They're so happy. Now.
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Speaker 3 (32:18):
Man of October. It is and it felt like it today.
It was forty seven degrees when I left this morning.
But in true New England fashion, we're getting a heat
wave for four days of eighty degree weather. I'll take it. Yeah,
I love it. Are you kidding me? But before you
know it, Thanksgiving is going to be here? Yes, And
just in time for that, Guinness has come out with
a Guinness flavored gravy. Do you like Guinness on Saint
(32:43):
Patrick's Day? I'll rock at Guinness. Yeah, I like it. Guinness.
I can't drink more than one because I feel like
I swallowed a pile of mud. Oh come on it,
but come on there. They are tremendous. I actually HADNS
when I was in my not drinking phase last year,
before I went back a few months ago. I had
a non alcoholic Guinness on St Patrick's Davis this year
that's dud. It tasted just like I know, I just
(33:06):
they make these things. They taste exactly like regular. If
you had a you know, if you had a non
alcoholic Peroni, it would taste just like a baroni, non
alcoholic Guinness. I don't have a lot of experience with
non alcoholic beers because my bad experience was oduleS. Well
those were terrible. That was so bad. But I know
they've come a long way. But Guinness just announced Guinness
(33:29):
flavored gravy. It comes in both beef and chicken flavors,
and it comes it comes into beer can. It's described
as having the familiar essence of Guinness. Yes, just imagine
pouring that over your turkey. I love this, delicious? Would
that be it? Say, gravy flavored beer, a deliciously rich,
(33:50):
luxuriously thick beef flavor gravy with a familiar essence of
Guinness to take comfort classic meals to the next level.
You would pour that all over your hagis and be delicious.
That would be delicious. Oh that just that was vomitedducing.
That's brave. What's fascinating is that you still have to
(34:12):
be over twenty one to buy it. So it's got boozing.
You need an ID. You need an ID to get this.
So what did you do stand outside the grocery store?
Hey man, can you buy me some of that guin
is gravy?
Speaker 8 (34:23):
You should give me boo as you cook it off.
But this is for gravy to put on, like after
it's all done. Yeah, you just heat it up and
you put it on.
Speaker 3 (34:30):
I don't get like, but you don't have I mean
i'd buy tira massou right, or rum cake. You don't
need an ID for that. But isn't that it's been cooked? Right?
Gravy's going to be cooked.
Speaker 8 (34:42):
No, it's already cooked, is what I'm saying. You open
the cannon and just apply it directly to your turkey.
You don't do any more cooking. So the alcohol's in it.
Speaker 3 (34:49):
So what do they do? Make the gravy and then
just pour the beer in it and mix it together
and put it in a can? I have no, I'm
sure it's a secret. I'm sure it's a secret. Would
you drink it like a regular beer?
Speaker 9 (34:57):
Oh?
Speaker 3 (34:57):
Geez nod, regular gravy? You know what, I'm going to
get some of this and you can drink it.
Speaker 8 (35:04):
You know you ever try bavrel, you never had it
when you travel to England. Bavrel it's like it's like meat,
like it's like soup. It's just like soup with nothing
in it. It's just like a meat broth and you
drink it hot right out of the can.
Speaker 3 (35:16):
Oh God, in Scotland, I saw some people eating things
that was just oh that had eyes? What is that?
You know, like goat's head and stuff like that. Your
whole story with the food and the hagis makes me
never want to go to Scotland. No, I love scott
and Edinburgh so beautiful. I'm sure it was great. But guinness,
(35:36):
beef gravy, it's out right now you can get it.
But you do have to get an idea. I need
explanation on this. I don't understand that. It doesn't make
any sense. So what happens. You go to the North End,
you order a you know, chicken marsala. You gotta get
carted for it. It doesn't make any sense. That's a
great idea.
Speaker 8 (35:51):
You do a red sauce, but it's got the wine
not cooked off, the wine still in it.
Speaker 3 (35:55):
That's idea. No, this is the id for a grave
you're like Ramsey over here.
Speaker 5 (36:02):
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Speaker 3 (36:14):
We're just talking about how Nana is gonna get loaded
at Thanksgiving on gravy againness flavored gravy that has booze
in it, and then out of nowhere, producer Jack was
not here today Texas and says, I will happily drink
a can of gravy on air. Yeah, pencil that in
for Monday morning when Danielle's be's on. Yes, I would
love to see that. I would love It's the kind
(36:35):
of dedication to the show that I loved. You know,
I think he's going to have a heart monitor on
the poor guy. The Morning Family goes the distance for
ratings and revenue. I like it. I like the triumphant
return of Carter Allen is coming up in less than
a half an hour. He's back. He made it back
through all the government shutdown airline stuff. Yeah, and you
(36:58):
know what today is, He's back on an interesting day.
Today's anniversary of the day we lost Tom Petty So
coming up in the Vinyl Vault at one o'clock, a
lost classic from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, and then
More More and Live at five with Kenny Young. We
got a version of Mary Jane's Last Dance. That's It's
a nine and a half minute version of Gonna Knock
Your Socks Up. He did our birthday show. Pelosi and
(37:18):
I were there side by side watching it. The highest
I've ever seen him was so high. It was a
great show. Probably he had more than five milligrams. Though
most of the show he had his arms out to
the side like he was flying.
Speaker 8 (37:32):
He was in his arms back and forth slowly with
his eyes closed, singing, and Chuck and I looking at
each other, going all.
Speaker 3 (37:37):
Right, wow, but I bet he sounded great though didn't
of course. I looked at Pelosi said, is he on
that gain his gravy?
Speaker 10 (37:44):
It's going on.
Speaker 9 (37:46):
All right.
Speaker 3 (37:47):
I think we need this a little today because it's
a struggle without Danielle. It's a struggle without Danielle. The
socks lost last night, struggled tonight. We just need a
little affirmation.
Speaker 10 (37:56):
I am alive, I am best, I am grateful him,
I am alive. I am blessed. I am grateful more
time again, I am alive. I am blessed. I am grateful.
Speaker 3 (38:13):
It's sune over and no so over and is loo.
Speaker 12 (38:20):
You're still here?
Speaker 3 (38:21):
Then if it stops, what's stopping it?
Speaker 9 (38:22):
And what's gone? What's stopping it? So what's the end?
Speaker 3 (38:25):
And did you see this much closer to the weekend Friday?
We made it through Thursday. I'm not gonna lie. It's
different without Danielle here, And I think some people are
picking up on that. Earlier we were asking for the
(38:48):
check in when you make a sandwich. This is when
it's come down to, when you make a sandwich, do
you eat it whole? Do you cut it? And if
you cut it, do you cut it straight down the
middle or diagonal? And we had this talk.
Speaker 4 (38:59):
Back cutting sandwiches. Is that where we're at here cutting sandwiches?
Do we not prepare?
Speaker 3 (39:06):
Like, come on, guys, do we miss Danielle that much?
Speaker 4 (39:09):
You know how I cut my sandwich with your mom's boobs?
Speaker 3 (39:14):
You know, I don't think this guy understands. We'll try.
We're holding this thing together with like you know, band
aids and duct tape. Yeah, yeah, without Danielle even when
she is here, it's barely together, right, right, right, So
bear with us one more day, leave the boys alone. Yeah,
it's never gonna go. She'll be back on Monday, yes,
with all kinds of stories, assuming government shutdown doesn't mess
(39:35):
up her flight back. God forbid, please, she has to
come back. She's gonna do. I'll send the iHeart private
jet together. It's gonna be like planes, trains and automobiles
coming back here. I don't think she's gonna try that harder.
She can't trust me. She'll stay there forever. Speaking of returns,
the Mighty Carter Allen is back. He is back. He
made it back from made back. Yes, so he's coming
(39:56):
up here next. We'll catch you guys again tomorrow. Classic
Rock Challenge at a ten your chance to see the
Cult at the Orphium on Saturday the eleventh, and Pelosi's
gonna come up with a really creative way. Yes, I'll
just sound on something to do a Friday challenge. Yeah,
we need something extra killer for Friday. Yeah, just to
make that last Talkbacker happy because I feel like he
(40:18):
thinks we're not trying. Yeah, right, exactly, I'm gonna work
harder for someone else We're not gonna do sandwiches tomorrow. Okay, no, tomorrow,
we're gonna do it tomorrow. We're gonna do pancakes, syrup
and no, tomorrow, we're gonna be celebrating the Red Sox victory. Tonight. Yes,
we're gonna be talking about the American League Division Series
that starts Saturday. Okay, start Saturday at Fenway. Would it
(40:40):
be at Fenway? No, No, it'll be in Toronto on
the road. Yeah, all right, but we will get a
game or two out of it anyway, gotta hope. So
so goot sucks kid, hit your ass off tonight. Let's
go Connolly early, Oh my god. Let's go. Enjoy the game,
enjoy the day, Enjoy Carter Allen up. Next. We'll catch
again tomorrow morning at six.
Speaker 1 (41:00):
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