October 1, 2025 • 50 mins
How about those Red Sox? Okay, very good, we got that out of the way.
Today's "Am I the A-Hole" is all about a guy whose pal bailed on their group golfing trip at the last minute. Is the friend in the wrong for leaving everyone high and dry, or is our listener the a-hole for refusing to cover said friend's portion of the bill? Remember, there's still a bill to be paid here!
Also, have you ever been ghosted? Chuck sure has! Tyler, meanwhile - and possibly not surprisingly - has played the role of the ghost. Is Chuck, or is Tyler's "victim," suffering from "ghosting PTSD?"
Listen to the Chuck Nowlin Morning Show, weekdays from 6am to 10am on 100.7 WZLX!
Today's "Am I the A-Hole" is all about a guy whose pal bailed on their group golfing trip at the last minute. Is the friend in the wrong for leaving everyone high and dry, or is our listener the a-hole for refusing to cover said friend's portion of the bill? Remember, there's still a bill to be paid here!
Also, have you ever been ghosted? Chuck sure has! Tyler, meanwhile - and possibly not surprisingly - has played the role of the ghost. Is Chuck, or is Tyler's "victim," suffering from "ghosting PTSD?"
Listen to the Chuck Nowlin Morning Show, weekdays from 6am to 10am on 100.7 WZLX!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
You would be wise to be quiet and listen.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
It's the Chuck Nolan Morning Show buston.
Speaker 3 (00:09):
W d LX.
Speaker 1 (00:10):
Radio host Chuck Nolan. What if I get an only
fans page?
Speaker 4 (00:14):
There's a lot of hole are you going on here? No?
Speaker 1 (00:17):
So with Danielle mur daniel Way, go ahead, Thank Katy.
These people all think I'm a hooker.
Speaker 4 (00:23):
Love you Danielle and Tyler. Can you use work longer
than four letters?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
I hope you choke mister wonderbowl. What have we opened
up here? Let's begin the show by.
Speaker 5 (00:34):
Starty Miss Chuck Millan Morning show.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
On one seven w CLX saw sun so that was
her night. Oh god, that took a lot. That was
old school socks playoffs. That took the life out of me.
That was so stressful. We haven't had one of those
in a while. It was good, every single hitch, everything
right on the edge of your seat. Yep. My wife
(00:57):
screaming her ass off the whole night. Screw me that
in the sports I know what she's saying. You're always
telling me Kelly's going nuts. She's so into it. Love God.
The things that she was saying last night, saying PG
or R R plus R plus NC seventeen, Pelosi, what
was your favorite part of the game? Absolutely did not
(01:18):
watch one. Sorry all right, doesn't have a competitive bonus
and it was like the Star Trek Voyager on or
something they couldn't compete with me. Okay, waste my time.
We got a lot to break down about the game
last night, and we get to do it all over
again tonight. Game number two. Getting too old for this, man,
I love my heart. It's a six o'clock start again.
I love that though. It's perfect for us. Yes, I
(01:40):
got to bet at a reasonable time. For the afterwards,
I was just laying there like, oh my guy breaking,
I got no sleep lest night God Classic Rock Challenge
at eight ten your chance to see the Cult at
the Orpheum Saturday the eleventh. Pelosi is working on sything.
You can't do it. The government shot down, Sorry, folks,
parks closed the most off front.
Speaker 4 (01:58):
Should have told you.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Didn't realize that was part of it. Yeah, how much
funding we received? Oh wait a second, I'm reading more
about that. No, you are required to work just for
no pay? Oh so pretty much normal? R Yeah? Congratulations, Right,
all right, let's get going.
Speaker 6 (02:16):
It's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic Rock one
hundred twenty seven WCLX.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
I got in our Red Sox excitement. I forgot to
mention Danielle's still on vacation. Yes she is. She'll be
back Monday, we hope, hopefully. Is this gonna affect her?
What's going on? We get a caller. As of midnight
last night, government shutdown down for six hours. All right,
we're closed, We're closed. Go away. So roughly seven hundred
(02:44):
and fifty thousand federal workers are expected to be furloughed
for this, and it affects so many different departments and
what's going on. It takes a long time to break
it all down. But the majority of veteran benefits and
military operations continue, but pay for military and civilian workers
is delayed until a funding deal is reached. Not gonna
get paid. That's not good. Got to feed your family,
(03:07):
that's very interesting. Air traffic control services will continue, however,
they are working without getting paid. TSA has to work,
but they're not getting paid, and a lot of them
aren't going to be showing off. So it affects a
lot of different things here and a lot of different departments,
and some things are going to be shut down. And
(03:29):
if you have any business with the government, I guess
you get a check first before you try. So all
I want to know is Danielle gonna make it back
or not? I don't know. The last time this happened
seven years ago, it lasted like thirty five days. Hey,
do we check DraftKings? Do they have an overrunder on
how long the government shutdown is gonna lie? I bet
they do. They probably do. I bet they do. All right,
but that is not the big story of the days.
(03:50):
That is not the big story, well not around here anyway. No,
So we got to get to that seven seconds of
sports with alright, warning, this is gonna take a little
longer than one hundred point seven seconds. So game one,
Chuck and I are texting last night, and as you
said so eloquently late in the game, I'm gonna have
(04:11):
to ask you to turn that music down real quick
for dramatic effect. Client, this is one for the ages. Wow,
it really was, man, Garrett Crochet Max Freed one of
the best, if not the best pitching duel in a
playoff game we've ever seen. Oh my god, Crochet a
bit shaky to start though, give up two hits in
the first with nobody out, but got out of it
with a strikeout and a double play. I was like,
(04:32):
oh boy, here we go. Then give up the solo
shot to Anthony Volpi in the second inning. After that,
what did Crochet do? He sat down seventeen batters in
a row. More on that in a little bit. Let's
go to the pivotal seventh inning. Jared Durant grounded out
to first, Sadan Rafaela walked. Then so guard double to right,
(04:53):
hustled his ass off to get that double. Cora clearly
was gonna be aggressive yes today, and he told his
players that. And you saw it right there, said, judge
has no arm. Judge has no arm. Run on them
all day long. Rafaela goes to third, Then Yoshida steps
up to the plate.
Speaker 7 (05:11):
Yoshida sends on a center field Rafaela's gonna come in,
and so guard to the plate. Masa Yoshita delivers.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Now there's no Red Sox fans there, So is that
just the sound of the Yankees, the souls leaving their
bodies Yankee fans. I think it's a combination of Red
Sox fans and souls. I think it's a little bit
of both, because there was more Red Sox fans there
than the ticket master people were allowing to be there.
That's for sure, all right. So now we go to
the ninth with one out, Trevor story singles to left.
Then he stole second base. That was absolutely huge, trying
(05:45):
to get that insurance run. Alex Korra again staying aggressive.
Then after battling swine flu, covid and SARS for the
past few days, Alex Bregman does Alex Bregman like things
to get here and Bregman.
Speaker 8 (05:58):
Down the line.
Speaker 7 (06:00):
That's say, fair ball off the low pill had to second.
He will be in there with the double and insurance.
From Trevor's story, it's three one Red Sox.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
He is a Yankee killer. I love it. He was
booed so hard every time he walked up to the plate.
That was a humongous RBI. Even when he's sick. He
was sick in the game, battling every game, and he
was out there early by himself. They're trying to warm up.
He came through. It's just amazing. He's just a Yankee killer.
I love it. What a pickup he was. Now we
(06:33):
go to the bottom of the Knights with an incredibly
uncomfortable three to one lead. Araldis Chapman, who did get
the final out of the eighth inning by the way
cor brought him in for four rounds, proceeds to give
up not one, not two, but three base hits in
a row. Your heart, where is it? Is it your
stomach in your ghetto? Here we go, It's over. Somehow,
three base hits. Nobody scores. It's a miracle. Nobody scores.
(06:55):
So the bases loaded, nobody out, and here's a montage
of the next three hitters.
Speaker 4 (07:00):
Not there.
Speaker 7 (07:01):
Chapman went with a splitter and stanton Is struck out
the first out of a knife. Oh two again, I'll
brought you really good armed Golchmid at third, he will
not tag as that throw comes in and there are
now two down for the Yankees, trailing by two.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
With Trent Brishap coming up.
Speaker 7 (07:22):
He got on the Red Sox rally from behind and
take game one of this wild card three to one.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
That was one hundred and one mile per hour pitch.
How so was out the game? How sick is he
to get that playoff win? But more importantly, in Yankee starck,
is he kind of left there unceremoniously. Yeah he did.
That was nice. So let's go back to Garrett Crochet
real quick before he wrapped this up. Pitch seven to
two thirds innings, gave up only four hits, that one
run on that Anthony Vope solo shot with the eleven
and back to what I said earlier. After he struggled
(07:54):
to start the game, he shut down seventeen straight hitters
with one two three innings in the third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
and seventh inning. And by the way, we got to
tip our caps to Max freed from the Yankees. So
he pitched his ass off. Oh my god, game of
his life, six and a third, no runs, I mean,
and then he has to he gets taken out after
one hundred and one pitches or whatever it was, and
he just had to watch the whole thing go away. Yeah,
(08:16):
he must be the most miserable human being on the planet.
When they took him out, they had a shot of
him in the Dougoully kind of resting his arms on
the rail. He was spent. Oh, he was done. There
was nothing left there. I feel bad for him, but
I don't because he's a Yankee. Game two tonight in
the Bronx Brian Bao going up against Carlos were Dome
six o' eight. First pitch. Oh, I'm exhausted. I don't
know if I can keep doing it real quick. Just
(08:36):
to wrap up of the other games yesterday, Tiger squeaked
out of winning Cleveland, the Cubs beat the Padres, and
the Dodgers crushed Tito Francona's red. It's ten to five.
Speaker 9 (08:44):
And now he's an interesting note, Tyler. I know you
were a babbling about numbers, but it was on this
day in nineteen thirty two that Babe Ruth pointed to
the bleachers and hit the home run.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
Do you know where he was when he did it?
He was a Yankee stadium? Incorrect? Where was he, Chuck?
Do you know he wasn't an Yankees? They were in
the game through the World Series. I don't know. Always
thought it was Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 9 (09:04):
Wrigley Field. It's a cub skin. Ah, and you hit
that rocket. It actually happened on this day.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Wow. Well see there you go. Karme is on our side.
All right, that's sports. I'm Tyler, and this the Chuck
Mullen morning. Shawn's the Lex.
Speaker 7 (09:17):
It's that Chuck.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
Now, I'm Boston's Classic one nine x.
Speaker 10 (09:22):
And wherever you rock in the free world with the
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Speaker 1 (09:26):
App six point seven. I know you're out there download
their free iHeartRadio. I've used to talk back, but let's
hear from you, especially you singles out there. Another problem
about being single that I don't know. Of course, I'm
happily married. Of course, Ghosts. I've been on both sides
(09:47):
of it. Really, I mean pretty much everybody has at
this point all right, been ghosted, and I've dungeon ghosted myself.
Do you feel guilty about the ghosting? Not at all,
Not at all. Neither did they. I don't worry about
it exactly. According to a new study, it's doing all
kinds of emotional damage, Tyler, it could be, you know,
(10:08):
it could explain a lot about me. To be honest
with you, my heart is broken. It's coming up next
to the lex. It's the Chuck Noland Morning Show. Danielle
Murr on vacation, Tyler and Pelosi here with me. We
were just talking about ghosting experiences. Okay, she was here
for this one. Oh god, can you imagine you know
the story she's got. Oh, I was just thinking of
my ghosting experiences. I was ghosting before ghosting was a thing.
(10:29):
You invented ghosting. I was there at the start. You
were there for to be You just didn't know what
it was.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
What did you do?
Speaker 1 (10:35):
Well, it was ghosting, It just didn't have a title.
What did you do? You would just sort of disappear. Oh,
so this is like a regular thing for you. Not
a regular thing, but it sounds like it was more
than once. You were trying to give out the message
that I'm not interested, like this one particular instance, all right,
I'm really not into you. I'm trying to say it
(10:56):
in a nice way, like let's move on. But she
kept coming back and back and back until I just
stopped communicating. And I had a really really bad ghosting
experience down in Florida. Really that happened to you or
you did the ghosting? I guess I did the gated
community I did. I'm not going to get into the
(11:18):
story a lot of details, but it was so bad
and I had no idea it was that bad and
that emotional that I was doing an event. I was
doing a gig. I was broadcasting life from a club
down there in Miami. Yeah, Oh my god, there was
my buddy Larry. I want to hear about that care
(11:40):
for what you wish for? And I had just finished,
you know, talking to the crowd on the party, party, Party,
and I'm giving the mic off to the producer, and
she came walking through the crowd, and it's like, oh, hey,
how you doing. I swear to god she had a
gun and you had already ghosted her once before. Well yeah,
(12:01):
and she came back packing heat. Yeah, bro, And I
just I just I saw I saw it, and I
saw her arms starting to come up, and I just
pushed her arm down and pushed her outside. We went
outside and talking to what the.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
Hell are you doing?
Speaker 1 (12:20):
There's a lot of tears. Danielle is never going to
forgive you for telling the story without her.
Speaker 8 (12:25):
I just thought of it.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
It was so shocking, it was so scary. I think
the story in the regular and it didn't even happen
to me. And she was with a friend of hers
who eventually like got her and they left. But I
happened to see as I'm trying to calm her down outside,
my buddy Larry came outside laughing at that ass off.
I think I would have been laughing a good friend.
How could you be laughing like that? You pulled a
(12:48):
gun on me? Damnits I keep even almost got wet. Ghosting, ghosting?
See what can happen to you? This is a lesson learned?
So I do have ghosting PTSD. Okay, that explains a lot.
Actually apparently this is a thing now. Of course, A
new study says that singles are suffering from ghosting. It
can affect you for a long time. How well, because
(13:12):
you're a loser and you got left in the flat.
Well they give this example of this. This girl, Susannah
Hardwich's twenty seven in New York City. She says she's
been ghosted by roughly forty men over the past year.
Oh she forty guys?
Speaker 4 (13:26):
Right?
Speaker 1 (13:27):
Can we talk about is this?
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Is she?
Speaker 3 (13:28):
Just?
Speaker 1 (13:30):
What's going on there? I mean, just attracted to the
wrong kind of person?
Speaker 4 (13:33):
Maybe?
Speaker 1 (13:33):
I don't know. I mean there's a picture of her.
She's a good looking woman, she is forty guys, though,
do you want to be around someone who will walk
away from you? What's the story there? I care? I
don't know. I want to know, though. Google searches for
I got ghosted? And why do people ghost? Have searched
one hundred and ninety eight percent in recent weeks. But
how many guys was she was ghosted by? Forty?
Speaker 9 (13:53):
Wow, Tyler, you could be forty one. Maybe that's the
lucky number and you could stick around.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Hey, I'll tell you why she's a fallen angel. You
know what you should do, Tyler. You should let her
ghost you, just to make your hear feel better. You
know what, I would take one for the team. Based
on what she looks like. I would take one for
the team, no question about it. People who have been
ghosted are proven to feel anxious and hyper vigilant and
social contact, their self esteem plummets. They tend to overthink
(14:18):
every unread text or time out in responses, Yeah, you
lose all rational thought at that point. Yeah, and we've
all been there when you're with somebody or you just
start seeing somebody and all of a sudden the text stop. Yeah,
well maybe they didn't get it yet.
Speaker 9 (14:30):
Well everything's overconnected though. Like now, when you're with somebody,
you're texting them, you're emailing them, you're sending video your
face time, right, So it's not like you're just going
on a date, you're hanging out. You have like nine
thousand touch points you must maintain, and if you don't
maintain those, the panic starts.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Yeah, but also there's nothing worse than like like if
you text somebody and then you see that they read
the message and then they don't get back and you're like,
you know they read it, or if you DM them
on Instagram, you saw that they read it, and then
you're all squirrely checking your phone every twenty minutes for
you try not to though, you'll put it off to
the corner, but you're still looking at it. Did my
phone go off? Is it my phone?
Speaker 4 (15:05):
Vie?
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Did I turn the ring around? What happened? So you've
been the victim of ghosting as well as ghosting people. Yeah,
I did a go I was the performer in this one,
and it was I'm not proud of it, but it happened.
This is years ago. It was a different person. Yeah,
I was in a bad phase. No, it was I
met this girl. I met this girl in Vegas. She's
(15:27):
lived in Houston. We communicated after that and we decided
to meet up in Vegas again, like months and months later,
and so when we decided this, I was a little
tipsy at the time. I was out with friends. We
were drinking and this girl's texting me and I'm like, yeah,
I'm gonna I'll go to Velmechi in Vegas. Yeah yeah, yeah,
I was so hammered. I booked the trip that night
(15:49):
when I got home and booked her flight too. Paid.
Oh my god, So I paid for her flight and
my flight. Did you give her the key to the
apartment too? No? No, she lived in Houston. Did We
lived in completely separate states? And I woke up the
next morning with such regretted I can't believe I did.
I just commit to going to Vegas with this girl
for a weekend and I paid for the flight. What
am I out of my mind? Did the weekend away
without even dating her? He sobered up. Well, I had
(16:11):
been communicating with her a lot, so we kind of
got to know each other. Last minute canceled her flight,
canceled mine, and I texted her and I said, flights canceled,
can't make the trip, and then I blocked her even wow.
So I couldn't get the response and that was it.
Never heard from her again. That is gold medal ghost. Yeah. Yeah,
(16:33):
I'm not proud of it. Like I said, I'm not
proud of it. But I did it. Wow, what a
story I don't have? Do I have PTSD from that?
Speaker 4 (16:39):
Now?
Speaker 8 (16:40):
You know?
Speaker 9 (16:41):
Uh, Chuck was the victim in the first story. You
are definitely there.
Speaker 1 (16:46):
Yeah, but I will tell you I've been ghosted many times,
so believe me. Yeah, it doesn't. Girls made up for it, trust.
Speaker 5 (16:51):
Me, said morning show on Boston's classic rock seven w
z LX.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
Or get listening on the free iheard radio app.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
As you know, our good friend Tyler here is a
product of the Ocean State. Yeah, born and raised a
lot of Rhode Island pride. Pride in quotes at this point,
Why does this seem to be There's a lot of
Rhode Island stories coming up these days. Between this We're
about to talk about in the fighting chicken palms or
whatever that was. God, I think I'm gonna get my
birth certificant scratch off Providence, Rhode Island and put something
(17:24):
else in there. We got little Roady in our sights
coming up from the Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Danielle Murr
returning on Monday. We home and shut down affected flights. Yeah,
we get to see get she's you know her, she
doesn't mess around with the flight. She's on every app
on the planet. Oh, she'll know exactly when her plane
is leaving and what's gonna happen. When I was leaving
(17:45):
Boston for Scotland, she knew what seed I was sitting in. Oh, dude,
when you were leaving Scotland to come back to Boston,
she was sending me all the info where you were,
where in the air you were at the time. She
has all these apps. She's she's locked into the control tower.
It's amazing. Yeah, she's so in to flights back on
Monday allegedly, and Carter back tomorrow allegedly. He's another one.
(18:07):
Was he flying from Hawaii? Yeah, both flying back from vacation.
I haven't heard from Carter, so we'll see. He usually
hits me up and lets me know if he's gonna
make it on time. He just texted me. He just said, Aloha,
all right, A Hey, what's going on with Rhode Island.
I don't, dude, I don't know.
Speaker 8 (18:22):
You know what it's like.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
The still like the new Florida. Now it did become Florida.
Oh my god. One story after another. We're always making
fun of New Hampshire and Pelosi. But Rhode Island.
Speaker 9 (18:30):
Oh yeah, please get through, get through, uh, Rhode Island
before you get to New Hampshire.
Speaker 5 (18:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
According to people in New Hampshire, on't doing this stuff
though Portsmouth. Where's Portsmouth, Rhode Island. It's it's kind of
not far from week when Newport Middletown, Portsmouth, that whole
area nice neighborhood. Yeah, no, Portsman's grea Yeah, it's actually
really nice, according to police. Thirty six year old Kaylee
McGreal was arrested at twelve fifty two am after a
(18:55):
vehicle stop on West Main Road at Melville School. Twelve
fifty two. Yeah, get pull over by the cops. That's
sound good sign driving around near a school. What are
we doing?
Speaker 4 (19:05):
Uh?
Speaker 1 (19:06):
Police said they observe her vehicle committing multiple traffic violations.
She showed signs of alcohol intoxication. Arrested for suspicion of
du A. Right, all right, enough, it happens. OK. So
she's taken to the station. She's given her one phone call.
She calls her husband, forty six year old Matthew Wheeler,
to come pick her up. Police said Wheeler also showed
(19:28):
signs of intoxication. He showed him in the police station.
What officers attempted to place him under arrest he resisted.
He's facing a charge of driving under the influence, resisting arrest,
refusal to submit to a chemical test. Ye, so if
you're at home, let's just recap the cops. She calls
you from the police station, Honey, I just got arrested
(19:49):
for a DUI yeah, all right, I'll be right there
to get you. Wait, I'm hammered too. Screw it, I'll
go get her anyway. Well, take it over.
Speaker 9 (19:56):
That's a good a hole segment, Like, Hey, I always
wanted to drink at home, and then you decided to
go out and drink, ruining my night? Why'd you call
me out of the house and get me in trouble?
Speaker 4 (20:06):
Now?
Speaker 1 (20:06):
It's so can't you take an uber? Do you have
to have somebody a family member pick you up when
you're arrested? Bail you out? I don't think bail you
out unless you're released on your own recognissance, I guess,
But I think it's why U you have to have
somebody come and get you. I think you well, because
this guy's hammered. Maybe he's I don't know. I just
don't understand why he isn't getting an uber and go
(20:27):
get her? You're drunk. You're going to the police station. Yeah,
like you're gonna drive drunk to the police station, wreaking
of alcohol going into a police station. Where's the logic
in that? Listen, you guys, listen, She's all right? Show
why Shining City on a Hill send us home? So
the husband and wife both busted same night for DUI, Well,
(20:51):
it'll be a fun story on Christmas Eve. Don't you
think keeps the court state synchronized? Though? How's your year
been going? Guys? It's going to be married three years.
We both got whacked for DUI A couple of mos
ago on the same night. You got both of you? Really,
how did that happen? Why are you guys both riding
bikes these days?
Speaker 2 (21:08):
Sure it's all great, but you may have missed the
best part.
Speaker 5 (21:11):
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Speaker 8 (21:24):
Hey z LX, loved the Adam Sandler Show. Thank you
very much. Me and my wife had a nice date.
I enjoyed the show. Best part was Yankee suck Chance
and I can't wait for Tyler to do the morning
Sports review for the game.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
Thank you again, Nathan, you let me write that down.
You've got one fan one and next up is two
Nathan one tickets go see Adam Sandler last night and
I was thinking about that during the game. Oh it's
Adam Sandler to night. How many people would rather be
watching the game than being probably be watching the game.
We had other talkbacks last night when when Corey was
(22:05):
on seeing people saying they just come back from Adam
Sandler and now they're like checking out Yankees highlights. Yeah,
you got to go to the show. I mean, you
got to. You have to go to the show. But
I wonder if you're recording the game. You're like, don't
anybody tell me anything. I wonder if you're just giving
out the scores. It's a tough one to stay away from. Yeah.
I would have just had the game on my phone
during the show. Of course, laugh it up, look at
the look at the phone. People would hate you so much.
Speaker 8 (22:27):
You got it.
Speaker 1 (22:28):
You know, you gotta know what this isn't back in
the day. Everything has to be in real time. No, no, no, no,
he's just going you're gonna get home. Now you just
go into social media shutdown. You don't look at anything
until you get home. If you're a husband and a wife,
you get the kid, you gotta leave the phone off
with the babysitter. You're never gonna get away from the
from the flus. What happened? You go to the garden,
you getting home after midnight. They ain't gonna watch the game.
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They've gotta go to work, and people run around the streets,
chair and you're gonna know what happened all that stuff.
So you're gonna cover the game in sports? Is that
what's coming on? I think we'll talk about the Red
Song just a little bit on the way z LX.
Speaker 6 (23:04):
It's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic Rock seven
w CLX.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
Danielle returns on Monday. We had a moose strike this morning.
A moose strike. Yes, where is that a moose? It
was in Phillipson routtoo and Phillipston, the clean fresh air
of Phillipston. Somebody nailed the moose. Can you imagine on
Route two? It has to be. I hope they're okay.
(23:32):
I hope the moose is okay. But a moose the
average moose is like six feet tall, weighs like fourteen
hundred pounds.
Speaker 9 (23:38):
It's like the size of an elephant. People think they're
like the size of a deer. With the size of
an elephant.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Have you ever seen one in the wildly, like when
I was a kid up up in New Hampshire, like
through the woods, not close enough, you can't get close.
I saw one in Alaska. It was in the water
and it raised his head up and had stuff hanging
all over the antlers, and it's like, oh my god.
Size on an RV joke, iagine hitting one. I would
imagine that moose has a severe limp right now and
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that car is totaled. I would think, yeah, it's just unusual.
We don't have moose strikes that off. You got one. Now.
The other big story the government has shut down. Seven
hundred and fifty thousand federal workers expected to be furloughed.
Nobody's not pod Man, both parks closed. The most told
you that's not good. As far as air traffic controllers,
(24:27):
they do have to work, they're just not getting paid.
Tsay the same thing that's motivating. How did they do
a good job? How do they force you to work?
And not get paid at the same time. I don't
get that. I'm in here. I'll tell you. Pelosi's got
the whole political rule. Air traffic controller, you have to
there's lives on the line. So yes, yeah, I think
that was a law that Reagan put in that you
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had to work. You can't. Can you imagine if that's
shut down and nobody would fly anywhere anywhere anywhere, be grounded, everybody,
the whole country. The last time we had a shutdown
was seven years ago. It lasted thirty five days. Did
we check DraftKings? Do they have an over under on this?
I'm curious, But that's not the big story.
Speaker 5 (25:07):
Coot seven seconds of sports with Tyler, the.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
Story of the day Game one wild Card series, your
Boston Red Sox and those hated New York Yankees. And
as you and I were texting during the night, Chuck,
I think you hit the head, the hammer on the head,
the nail on the head, whatever you said when you said,
and I quote, can you pull that music down real
quick for dramatic effect? This is one for the ages.
Oh it really was too Garrett Crochet, Max Freed, that's
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gotta be the best pitching performance pitching duel. I think
I've ever seen. This is gonna be a game people
talk about for years. It's Crochet his first postseason start. Yeah,
he was with the White Sox. Before he was they
weren't being disappeared in the White Socks. Look at him now,
what a great o'p so glad we and he's not
gonna get the cy Young. He really should. I think
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his numbers are better than schools. I think he should
get the cy Young at school. Pitch great yesterday too.
But here's the thing, Crochet, You know, I didn't think
about it until you just said it. This was his
first playoff start. A little nervous. Sure, he's a little
shaky to start, give up two hits in the first
inning with nobody out, but got out of it with
a strikeout and a double play and then a solo
shot to Anthony Volpe in the second. But after that
he shut down seventeen batters in a row. He looks
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so stranged. Yeah, he looks so good. We'll get more
of that. More on that in a second before let's
go to the pivotal seventh inning. Jared Durian grounded out
the first, then Satan Rafaela walked, and so Guard doubled
to right, and so Guard hustled his ass off to
get the second base. Rafaela goes to third, and then
Yoshida steps up to the plate.
Speaker 7 (26:37):
Yoshida sends one of center field Rufaiela's gonna come in,
and so Guard to the plate.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Massa Yoshita delivers. That was so huge because up to
that point it felt like, oh my god, the Socks
aren't gonna score, We're gonna lose one to nothing, and
of course we're just cursing the whole night, going of
all the times for the bats to go silent, stay
picked tonight. That put the Socks up two to one.
Now let's go to the ninth with one out. Trevor's
story singles to left and then another landmark moment in
(27:05):
the game, he stole second base. Huge Alex Cora clearly
staying aggressive, trying to get that insurance run. Then, after
battling swine flu, covid, SARS and whatever else for the
past few days, Alex Bregman steps up to the plate
to do Alex Bregman like things to get there, and
Bregman down the line.
Speaker 7 (27:23):
That's a fair ball off the lone pill head to second.
He will be in there with the double and insurance.
From Trevor's story, it's three one red sox.
Speaker 1 (27:36):
The guy's projectile vomiting. He's all hot. It comes in play.
You know it is, though. He's a certified great, a
Yankee killer, and it doesn't matter, you can. They know it.
They know they know it because they boot him hard
every time he walked up to the plate. Massive RBI.
Now we go to the bottom of the ninth inning
with an incredibly uncomfortable three to one lead. Araldus Chapman,
who did get the final out of the eighth inning,
(27:57):
by the way, Cora went to him for four outs,
proceeds to give up not one, not two, but three
base hits in a row. Somehow nobody scored on three
base hits yiffy stays, which is ridiculous, complete miracle. So
bases loaded nobody out. Here's a montage of Raldish Chapman
on the mound facing the next three hitters.
Speaker 4 (28:17):
Not there.
Speaker 7 (28:17):
Chapman went with a splitter and stanton Is struck out
the first out of the knife oh two again a
bright you really good arm Golchmid at third he will
not tag as that throat comes in and there are
now two down for the Yankees, trailing by two.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
With Trent Grisham coming up.
Speaker 7 (28:38):
Hey, god on, the Red Sox rally from behind and
take game one of this wild card three to one.
Speaker 1 (28:47):
You got Red Sox porn right there. But you know
what the best part about it is, as you listen
to those three batters, you hear the crowd getting quieter,
yes and quieter.
Speaker 4 (28:55):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
Excuse there is no more beautiful sound in the world
than a quiet Yankee Stadium. So true, I love it.
Let's get back to Garrett Crochet real quick, all right.
Pitch seven to two thirds, gave up four hits, one run,
fifth eleven. And what I said earlier after he struggle
least he shut down seventeen hitters in a row. He
looked so strong in the biggest game of the year
at Yankee Stadium. And this guy's not gonna win the
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cy young What was it like, one hundred and seventeen,
one hundred and twenty pitches? Yeah, one hundred and thirteen.
Maybe I gotta look at when the last time my
Red Sox pitcher went over one hundred pitches. It was
the last time any pitcher did that. True, and Max
Freed did it too, and we got to tip our
cabs to Max Freed from the Yankees. Guy pitched his
face off. Really unbelievable performance. But right here, I want
to play. Last night at the House of Blues, they
showed the Red Sox game on the screen full house. Oh,
(29:39):
this is great, this is the last time. Everybody's going bananas.
And then they do a sarcastic version of New York
New York's The Best is the Best.
Speaker 4 (30:16):
I love it.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Let's take that heat into game two tonight in the
Bronx Brian Bao going up against Carlos Rodan six oh eight,
first pitch. The other games yesterday in the playoffs, Tiger
squeaked out a winning Cleveland, the Cubs beat the Padres,
and the dog Dodgers crushed our guy, Tito Francona and
the Reds ten to five. No point out there that sports.
I'm Tyler and this is the Chuck Nolan Morning Show
on ZLX.
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coming up with am I the eighth All. But before
we get to that, you got a lot of music
news to cover. There's a whole bunch of stuff going on.
It's cool stuff going on, very cool stuff. My favorite
the Aussie pumpkin Patch. We'll get into it. Can't make
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this stuff up. It's coming up from Boston's classic rock
one hundred points out at w z l X.
Speaker 4 (31:17):
Check on.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
No disrespect to bad Bunny, but hearing Metallica do Fuel
in San Francisco halftime in the Super Bowl would have
been so awesome. I have a theory on why they're
not doing rock bands anymore because it's mostly guys like
you know, our age, guys in their forties, fifties or
whatever that dig on rock music, old school rock music. Yeah,
the NFL owns us. We're watching the games. No matter what.
(31:45):
The NFL is trying to get in younger people and
more women. They're trying to get a new audiences. Yeah,
they're trying to drag women and younger people in. And
this is how you do it so to Taylor Swifts
and bad Bunnies of the world. They're trying to get
new consumers kind of like Bud liked it. How'd that
work out? All right? Bring music news, So we got
guns N' Roses, big news. They are only official live album,
which everybody knows is called Live Era eighty seven to
(32:07):
ninety three. It's getting a vinyl reissue, all right. It's
a four LP set. Order available for pre order now,
gonna ship out next month, available in black and multicolored.
What do you think it's gonna cost. I'm going to
give you the price tag Chuck for that, I would
under one hundred bucks, Yeah, barely, the black vinyl seventy
(32:30):
nine to ninety eight and the color vinyl literally just
under one hundred bucks ninety nine ninety eight. Is this
because this was a rare fine for people like collectors
would buy this album? So yeah, according to what we
read like it, it's tough to find that people were
paying anyway from three hundred to like fourteen hundred bucks.
Fourteen hundred bucks. If you're GNR head and I am
(32:54):
it's it's you gotta have the live album. You would
spend fourteen hundred bucks for an album. Personally, no, but
I can see how people would do it. If you really,
especially if you love vinyl too, if you love vinyl
and guns and roses, you're going to pay that money,
all right. If you pay that kind of money, do
you play it or do you put it on a wall?
Speaker 4 (33:09):
Now?
Speaker 1 (33:10):
You play it? Of course you play. That's it. I
admit that's ridiculous. But people do crazy things for the
music they love. This is what we do.
Speaker 9 (33:18):
See the way thing with these pressings. Not to stop
you real quick though, but the modern pressings are like
digital pressings to vinyl. So if you want like an
analog record experience, you actually have to go find the
old record from the original just anybody who's interested in
doing this.
Speaker 1 (33:31):
That's true. And the vinyl is a heavier grade vinyl too. Well,
that's the thing, Pelosi. So the people are paying all
this money three hundred to fourteen hundred dollars as we're reading,
for the original pressings.
Speaker 9 (33:41):
Okay, right, fine, Yeah, if you can find it, that's
the thing to do. But if you're expecting like that warm,
that analog sound from a record from.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
They're not going to get it. The collector's item unfortunately.
And the Stone's got a new album coming out that's
everybody ready for this, the follow up to twenty twenty
three's Hackney Diamonds, which saw them reunite with their producer
Andrew Watt. It's ready to rock and roll. It's coming
out next year, so you're gonna get they're talking about
touring too. I get the feeling like Keith Richard some
(34:10):
day is gonna be on his deathbed. He's gonna have
a guitar in his hand and they're gonna record him
playing it, and it's gonna become an album probably, you
know what I mean. Chesterfield hanging out of his mouth.
Rodney Wood is the young guy in the band's seventy
eight exactly. He's the baby of the band, making Keith
for in their eighties. And they're gonna be touring next year.
Mick is eighty two, Keith is eighty one, and they
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will hit the road again.
Speaker 4 (34:34):
You know what.
Speaker 1 (34:34):
I would go see them because they still care what
they put out there. They've never stopped being a band,
that's right. They're not marketing. Some of these bands tour
and they just do the songs.
Speaker 8 (34:45):
You know.
Speaker 1 (34:45):
They're just kind of going through the motions. They put
something into it. You can feel it when you can
go to a Stone show. They're very they care a
lot about their legacy. Yeah, they don't want to be
one of these bands like some I hate to say it,
but they don't want to be like a Vince Neil
or David Lee Roth. Yeah. I think if Mick Jagger
starts to lose his voice, that's it. They're not gonna
continue on. Yes, he still sings as well as he
(35:08):
ever did. He does, he sounds good. Is that hard
at it? Good for him? Def Lepper gonna be getting
a star on the Hollywood Walker Fan. They will be
star number two, thy eight and twenty five. If anybody's wondering,
it'll be at seventeen fifty North Vine Street.
Speaker 9 (35:21):
I was gonna say, last time I was out there,
I said, wow, Walt Disney. It was right in front
of a CVS. Oh you know when it's out front
of anything cool.
Speaker 1 (35:28):
First time I went out there and I saw the
Hollywood Walker fam, I had so many thoughts about it,
like this must be so cool. I bet it's like
velvet ropes. Nobody can walk on it. It's pristine. There's gum,
there's trash, there's people sleeping on stars. I went there
once and I was like, Wow, this is not what
I thought it was gonna be. That's it. It was disappointing.
(35:48):
That's it. But it's gonna be streamed on the Walk
of Fame's website if you want to watch it, so.
Speaker 4 (35:52):
Go for it.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
Thursday, October ninth, and bon Jovi's going to be there.
It's John bon Jovi and Joe Elliott. Very good friends
asked him to do it. He said, I'll do it.
That's cool. Yeah, that is really cool and I love this.
I wish you guys could see this. But the pumpkin
display this year, it's over in England. Over ten thousand
pumpkins and squash put together make a giant tribute to Ozzy.
It's a sunny Field farm. Sixteen staff put this together,
(36:15):
took hours. This might be one of the coolest things.
I'm gonna post this on the wzlex Instagram right when
we get off. You should. This is fantastic. It's a
mix of black, white, and yellow pumpkins and squash to
make a giant Ozsy and it looks really cool. And
if you scroll through the pictures, dude, if you go
to like the last one, it's a big aerial view.
How cool would it be to be flying in a
(36:35):
plane and you go over these fields and seeing that? Yeah,
that's true. What the hell is this? You said, Ozzie,
I had to bring it back the mashup?
Speaker 4 (36:46):
Right?
Speaker 1 (36:50):
Are we doing a mashup at eight ten for the
multi track Madness Graven multi track? Look at that? That's
cool though. You know you are loved. When you pass
over to the other side, they do a pump contribute
to you. I'm gonna put down the list for your Chuck.
Thank you put that Don Pelosi? All right, controversy awaits
six one, one hundred point seven, Get ready because am
(37:13):
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Speaker 1 (37:40):
We're going email to us today. It's Mary fact we did.
We got Donnie check it in yo, Donnie for this one.
This one's gonna hit every guy's heart real hard. All right.
So We're gonna hear Donnie's dilemma and then you guys
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(38:03):
what's up with Donnie? Donnie says, what's up?
Speaker 8 (38:05):
Z LX.
Speaker 1 (38:05):
I have a story for you. Guys. Me and a
group of buddies do a golf long weekend every year,
and it was scheduled for this past weekend. One of
the guys is always in charge of booking the airbnb.
We usually stay three nights and it runs like four
or five hundred bucks a person. Well, this year, he
decides he's gonna be Richie Rich and book a more
expensive place. We basically just sleep in shower their So
(38:28):
this was stupid. To top it all off, one of
the guys had to bail, so we were all expected
to chip in and cover his portion of the booking.
It was gonna cost me like a grand all in.
You know what he said, I refuse to pay for
part of his spot. Now everyone has pissed at me
because they had to pick up the extra slack. But
(38:48):
I think the guy who bailed, he's the one who
should have paid for his spot anyway, since he was
canceling last minute. Who was the a hole here? Me
for not covering part of his share on top of
a stupidly defensive house, or him for not paying because
he canceled last minute. Donnie from Wahlberg look at that?
And Din from Walburg? I say Donnie from Marlble did
I say donnvan Walburg? It probably is him? It might
(39:11):
be Hey, no one paid, Hey, what's going on? Look
at that? They booked this airbnb Ryder Cup weekend, so
it's a huge golf weekend. They're gonna play golf, They're
gonna watch golf. Everybody's sight, every guy's dream weekend. But
then this guy books a more expensive place. What because
it has a bidday? What's that?
Speaker 4 (39:29):
No?
Speaker 1 (39:29):
You know you gotta have the clean booty, all right.
There's always one guy in the group too that wants
to spend more than everybody else. This is that guy.
Clearly that guy and did it without telling anybody. Yeah,
that's they made be several a holes here going on.
I think there's a lot of a holary going on here.
And that's the thing, is Donnie. At the end of
the email, he says, who's the a hole him for
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not covering his part or the other guy for not
covering the part that he canceled. I think we're gonna
throw on a third one. Yeah, the richie, rich guy
who wants to book an expensive airbnb when it's not needed.
You know, today you're you're expecting to spend like five
hundred bucks, and all of a sudden, it's a GRAM.
You're expecting to spend four five hundred bucks, drink a
bunch of beer, play golf with your buddies, quote Caddyshack, NonStop,
(40:13):
Like that's what you do. The wife gave you a
hard time. I don't want you going with I don't
like those guys, but we do it every year. I
don't like it's so much money. It's five hundred bucks.
All these guys are gonna say, I'm whipped. All of
a sudden, it's a gram. But you know this guy
canceling last minute. That is in a whole move. But
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then everybody has to absorb the cost, and this guy
says no, so his other friends have to pay even more.
The chain, the links of the chain are falling a
correct slippery slow correct.
Speaker 4 (40:49):
So.
Speaker 1 (40:51):
You gotta you gotta bite the bullet, you gotta you
gotta pay for it. Well, this is this is messing
up the future. Now future plans, yeah, are now all
in question. Or it solidifies the group and next year
you go, all right, guys, we had a problem last year.
We got to make sure we fix it this time.
If it happens, there's a lot of bad feelings now
carrying over for a whole year. Exactly. Guys can get
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bitchies with each other sometimes too. But here's another expression.
He got five days to give me my money. Imagine
that it's got shaking down the other guy, Sean, what
do you think of this tale?
Speaker 4 (41:22):
I think just like the cooler the meat that's spoiled
at Foxborough, just like the common theme is no one
plans ahead. They're all a holes, all of them. They're
all a holes. How it happens if someone bakes back,
So what's your price for it? Like if someone instead
of five hundred bucks, a person picks a place that's
a thousands of person. Like you talk about all this
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stuff ahead of time, like if you plan to fail
or if you fail to plan then you plan to fail.
These guys are all a holes.
Speaker 1 (41:52):
I gotta agree. It's like a group a holing. I
guess the question then, really is who's the biggest A hole?
Speaker 4 (41:58):
Yeah? That's it.
Speaker 1 (41:59):
That's really it's all about, because everybody's messing this whole
thing up. Guys are pretty good though about figuring it
out after the fact. Yea. So maybe they get together
like I said, and trying to redo next year's tripping
a deal. Some people can't afford the expensive one. If
somebody's going to cancel last minute, it's on you, no
matter what. No I tell you, what's rules, what's gonna happen.
The guy that booked it is not booking it. Next year,
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someone else is gonna do it. You know what it is?
It's like this reminds me of all the fantasy football
leagues I've been in, and like in football pools where
the one guy that runs it has to track everybody
down for the money, and then after a couple of
years he goes, I'm not doing it an Andrew, what
do you think?
Speaker 10 (42:38):
What's going on?
Speaker 1 (42:39):
Morning?
Speaker 8 (42:41):
Uh?
Speaker 10 (42:41):
The guy who booked it the a hole?
Speaker 1 (42:44):
Okay, why is that?
Speaker 10 (42:46):
I'm the guy who booked it for our group, and
I make sure everybody knows what's going on because I
don't want anyone going you're in my money.
Speaker 1 (42:53):
Jimmy, all right, so you lay out the whole thing.
This is what it's going to cost, this is where
we're going. Everybody has to pay this much ahead of time.
Speaker 10 (43:03):
I don't want to be the a hole.
Speaker 11 (43:04):
That's why.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
Yeah, Andrew, do you have one guy in your group
who's like the guy with the most money and always
wants to spend more.
Speaker 10 (43:12):
I've got quite the opposite. Actually, I've got the one
guy in the group who's like, yeah, yeah, next week,
next week, I'll pay you, yeah week, two weeks, no problem.
Speaker 1 (43:21):
And you said, way to go shake him down for
the dough. That's true, man, And when it comes to
guys in money like this, it's a lot of bad
feelings and bad feelings that last for a long.
Speaker 11 (43:32):
Virginia ham under her larm and she goes around quiet
because she's got no break exactly.
Speaker 1 (43:37):
That's exactly what I'm saying here. Let me ask you this.
If if this was a woman's golf weekend, right, how
do you think that would all it would.
Speaker 9 (43:46):
Have all been planned. They would have had extra stuff.
They would have been a chef there, absolutely clean the bathroom.
They would have walked in and had manny and petties
like that.
Speaker 1 (43:55):
Whole thing would have happened, wouldn't be a problem at all.
This is gonna cost a lot more. I don't care.
Let's just do it. I gotta tell you my I'm
voting for the guy who booked the whole thing because
he's it all starts at the top. We've heard that
saying before, right, Yeah, he's the bad manager of the
whole situation. Yeah, and it all crumbled underneath them. I'm
blaming him, all right, I understand that. But also this
(44:17):
guy refusing to pay the extra for this guy that cancels,
he puts it on the other guys. You can't do that.
Speaker 9 (44:25):
He's the This trip has revealed how many A holes
are in this group. I think, Yeah, but the first
one and the first guy he ain't. But the planner,
that's the first domino that fell. Yeah, that's why I'm
blaming him, all right.
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Is that like a theme song?
Speaker 4 (45:30):
Though?
Speaker 1 (45:30):
I love it? This is like the new Fresh Prince
of Belle Air theme. This is great our. A whole
situation today is golf Buddies. They do a long weekend
every year. Last weekend was the weekend for Ryder Cup weekend.
Speaker 4 (45:42):
YEP.
Speaker 1 (45:43):
They always get an Airbnb costs like four or five
hundred bucks per person. But there's that one guy says,
you know, I'm gonna up the ante air. We're gonna
go to a nicer place. Let's stay in a nicer place.
Why I don't know, because like this guy says, you
just basically sleep and shower there and eat foods that
you don't tell your wife you're eating exactly. It's all crap.
We had, you know, we had lettuce wraps and some salads.
(46:05):
It was really good. So one guy bails out of
the expensive weekend and all of a sudden, everybody has
to pick up the slack except for this one guy
says it's going to be like a grant. I'm not
going to pay his part. So there's a lot of
different a holeary going on here. What was the tension
like that weekend too?
Speaker 8 (46:22):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (46:22):
You know what I mean, like you're playing with your
friends who you refuse to give extra money to. They
must have been side eyeing him the whole time. Do
you think it all happened at the end of the weekend,
whether they were adding it all up and everybody's got
to pay or that's a great question. Donnie from Marlborough.
He didn't. He didn't specify that one part. Did he
decide afterwards I'm not paying yeah? Or was it before?
My guess is probably you might be right. I think
(46:44):
it was after me Rider from Halifax.
Speaker 3 (46:45):
What do you think one of guys morning, I don't
know why I know what said yet, But the guy
that bailed. He's he's obviously the a hole here. I mean, logically, right,
if you think Donnie is because he's refused to pick
up the slack for the money, the other guy that
bailed is the only reason that somebody's got to pick
(47:06):
up the slack in the first place, and he's putting
it on everybody else.
Speaker 1 (47:10):
Yeah, and he bailed last minute too. The only thing
we don't know is why. Yeah, we just don't know why.
Was it a family emergency? His wife got rutch of
the hospital, Like, you don't know what happened or was
he just like I'm not paying all this money and
I want to watch the Ryder Cup at home. Did
he get the Tyreek Hill knee? We don't know. Oh,
we don't know what happened there. But I agree with
you too. I think you're right rider. I mean, god,
(47:32):
it's a lot of money too. It's yeah, grand, it's
no joke. And also, like you said, this one guy
who refused to pay for his part of the spot,
you know, he was just bitching the whole weekend. Oh,
he just brought everybody down. Absolutely. Let's get some talkbacks here.
Speaker 11 (47:46):
Good morning, guys, thiscase, So the first day all is
the guy that didn't tell her anybody that he was
gonna book more expensive rooms. And the other a hole
is the guy who bailed because he should have paid
at least his porte.
Speaker 1 (48:12):
All right, you know, I love it when a pilot
checks in mid flight. Let us know, is that a
truck driver? And what we are definitely number one with
trucks twenty five to fifty four, there's no question about it.
Six seven, nine three one, one hundred point seven. Who
is the a hole? The a hole is the guy
that did the book him.
Speaker 13 (48:28):
He didn't confront anybody, and then when it did happen,
one guy canceled. He's the one that should be paying
for the cancelations. Matter of fact, he should give extra
five hundred dollars to all the other guys. They were
only planning on spending five hundred bucks.
Speaker 1 (48:43):
Surprise, there's a penalty. I agree with this guy. I
think the guy who booked the whole thing is the
biggest a hole. He started all of it. None of
this would have happened, you know, maybe the other guy
wouldn't have canceled if it wasn't so expensive. You know,
I was distracted by the sound of you yelling in
the background. Yeah, the one thing we tell everybody's turn
you ready is down? He did not listen to that
one commandment. No, I did not.
Speaker 4 (49:03):
Hey, good morning, ZL crew. They're all a bunch of
a holes. They never heard of the six piece.
Speaker 11 (49:12):
Six piece.
Speaker 4 (49:14):
Proper planning prevents piss poor performance. That's all I gotta
say about that.
Speaker 10 (49:20):
Such a.
Speaker 1 (49:22):
So you should all know that this should be an
exit strategy.
Speaker 4 (49:26):
Have a great day.
Speaker 1 (49:27):
We missed your dad, Yeah, we do miss no question.
That guy was in the military. His grandmother, his grandmother
embroidered the six piece and he has it up on
the wall hanging in the bathroom. Yeah. I thought there
were only three piece. That it depends on if your price.
Speaker 4 (49:44):
Yeah, I'm with the opinion that they're all they're all
a holes.
Speaker 3 (49:48):
It's kind of like spaceballs.
Speaker 4 (49:50):
You're in a hole. You're in a hole. You're in
a hole. You're in a whole surrounded by a hole.
Speaker 1 (49:57):
You know that what's his name?
Speaker 4 (49:59):
That is his name?
Speaker 1 (49:59):
So tell Major Atto
You would be wise to be quiet and listen.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
It's the Chuck Nolan Morning Show buston.
Speaker 3 (00:09):
W d LX.
Speaker 1 (00:10):
Radio host Chuck Nolan. What if I get an only
fans page?
Speaker 4 (00:14):
There's a lot of hole are you going on here? No?
Speaker 1 (00:17):
So with Danielle mur daniel Way, go ahead, Thank Katy.
These people all think I'm a hooker.
Speaker 4 (00:23):
Love you Danielle and Tyler. Can you use work longer
than four letters?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
I hope you choke mister wonderbowl. What have we opened
up here? Let's begin the show by.
Speaker 5 (00:34):
Starty Miss Chuck Millan Morning show.
Speaker 1 (00:36):
On one seven w CLX saw sun so that was
her night. Oh god, that took a lot. That was
old school socks playoffs. That took the life out of me.
That was so stressful. We haven't had one of those
in a while. It was good, every single hitch, everything
right on the edge of your seat. Yep. My wife
(00:57):
screaming her ass off the whole night. Screw me that
in the sports I know what she's saying. You're always
telling me Kelly's going nuts. She's so into it. Love God.
The things that she was saying last night, saying PG
or R R plus R plus NC seventeen, Pelosi, what
was your favorite part of the game? Absolutely did not
(01:18):
watch one. Sorry all right, doesn't have a competitive bonus
and it was like the Star Trek Voyager on or
something they couldn't compete with me. Okay, waste my time.
We got a lot to break down about the game
last night, and we get to do it all over
again tonight. Game number two. Getting too old for this, man,
I love my heart. It's a six o'clock start again.
I love that though. It's perfect for us. Yes, I
(01:40):
got to bet at a reasonable time. For the afterwards,
I was just laying there like, oh my guy breaking,
I got no sleep lest night God Classic Rock Challenge
at eight ten your chance to see the Cult at
the Orpheum Saturday the eleventh. Pelosi is working on sything.
You can't do it. The government shot down, Sorry, folks,
parks closed the most off front.
Speaker 4 (01:58):
Should have told you.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Didn't realize that was part of it. Yeah, how much
funding we received? Oh wait a second, I'm reading more
about that. No, you are required to work just for
no pay? Oh so pretty much normal? R Yeah? Congratulations, Right,
all right, let's get going.
Speaker 6 (02:16):
It's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic Rock one
hundred twenty seven WCLX.
Speaker 1 (02:23):
I got in our Red Sox excitement. I forgot to
mention Danielle's still on vacation. Yes she is. She'll be
back Monday, we hope, hopefully. Is this gonna affect her?
What's going on? We get a caller. As of midnight
last night, government shutdown down for six hours. All right,
we're closed, We're closed. Go away. So roughly seven hundred
(02:44):
and fifty thousand federal workers are expected to be furloughed
for this, and it affects so many different departments and
what's going on. It takes a long time to break
it all down. But the majority of veteran benefits and
military operations continue, but pay for military and civilian workers
is delayed until a funding deal is reached. Not gonna
get paid. That's not good. Got to feed your family,
(03:07):
that's very interesting. Air traffic control services will continue, however,
they are working without getting paid. TSA has to work,
but they're not getting paid, and a lot of them
aren't going to be showing off. So it affects a
lot of different things here and a lot of different departments,
and some things are going to be shut down. And
(03:29):
if you have any business with the government, I guess
you get a check first before you try. So all
I want to know is Danielle gonna make it back
or not? I don't know. The last time this happened
seven years ago, it lasted like thirty five days. Hey,
do we check DraftKings? Do they have an overrunder on
how long the government shutdown is gonna lie? I bet
they do. They probably do. I bet they do. All right,
but that is not the big story of the days.
(03:50):
That is not the big story, well not around here anyway. No,
So we got to get to that seven seconds of
sports with alright, warning, this is gonna take a little
longer than one hundred point seven seconds. So game one,
Chuck and I are texting last night, and as you
said so eloquently late in the game, I'm gonna have
(04:11):
to ask you to turn that music down real quick
for dramatic effect. Client, this is one for the ages. Wow,
it really was, man, Garrett Crochet Max Freed one of
the best, if not the best pitching duel in a
playoff game we've ever seen. Oh my god, Crochet a
bit shaky to start though, give up two hits in
the first with nobody out, but got out of it
with a strikeout and a double play. I was like,
(04:32):
oh boy, here we go. Then give up the solo
shot to Anthony Volpi in the second inning. After that,
what did Crochet do? He sat down seventeen batters in
a row. More on that in a little bit. Let's
go to the pivotal seventh inning. Jared Durant grounded out
to first, Sadan Rafaela walked. Then so guard double to right,
(04:53):
hustled his ass off to get that double. Cora clearly
was gonna be aggressive yes today, and he told his
players that. And you saw it right there, said, judge
has no arm. Judge has no arm. Run on them
all day long. Rafaela goes to third, Then Yoshida steps
up to the plate.
Speaker 7 (05:11):
Yoshida sends on a center field Rafaela's gonna come in,
and so guard to the plate. Masa Yoshita delivers.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
Now there's no Red Sox fans there, So is that
just the sound of the Yankees, the souls leaving their
bodies Yankee fans. I think it's a combination of Red
Sox fans and souls. I think it's a little bit
of both, because there was more Red Sox fans there
than the ticket master people were allowing to be there.
That's for sure, all right. So now we go to
the ninth with one out, Trevor story singles to left.
Then he stole second base. That was absolutely huge, trying
(05:45):
to get that insurance run. Alex Korra again staying aggressive.
Then after battling swine flu, covid and SARS for the
past few days, Alex Bregman does Alex Bregman like things
to get here and Bregman.
Speaker 8 (05:58):
Down the line.
Speaker 7 (06:00):
That's say, fair ball off the low pill had to second.
He will be in there with the double and insurance.
From Trevor's story, it's three one Red Sox.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
He is a Yankee killer. I love it. He was
booed so hard every time he walked up to the plate.
That was a humongous RBI. Even when he's sick. He
was sick in the game, battling every game, and he
was out there early by himself. They're trying to warm up.
He came through. It's just amazing. He's just a Yankee killer.
I love it. What a pickup he was. Now we
(06:33):
go to the bottom of the Knights with an incredibly
uncomfortable three to one lead. Araldis Chapman, who did get
the final out of the eighth inning by the way
cor brought him in for four rounds, proceeds to give
up not one, not two, but three base hits in
a row. Your heart, where is it? Is it your
stomach in your ghetto? Here we go, It's over. Somehow,
three base hits. Nobody scores. It's a miracle. Nobody scores.
(06:55):
So the bases loaded, nobody out, and here's a montage
of the next three hitters.
Speaker 4 (07:00):
Not there.
Speaker 7 (07:01):
Chapman went with a splitter and stanton Is struck out
the first out of a knife. Oh two again, I'll
brought you really good armed Golchmid at third, he will
not tag as that throw comes in and there are
now two down for the Yankees, trailing by two.
Speaker 1 (07:20):
With Trent Brishap coming up.
Speaker 7 (07:22):
He got on the Red Sox rally from behind and
take game one of this wild card three to one.
Speaker 1 (07:32):
That was one hundred and one mile per hour pitch.
How so was out the game? How sick is he
to get that playoff win? But more importantly, in Yankee starck,
is he kind of left there unceremoniously. Yeah he did.
That was nice. So let's go back to Garrett Crochet
real quick before he wrapped this up. Pitch seven to
two thirds innings, gave up only four hits, that one
run on that Anthony Vope solo shot with the eleven
and back to what I said earlier. After he struggled
(07:54):
to start the game, he shut down seventeen straight hitters
with one two three innings in the third, fourth, fifth, sixth,
and seventh inning. And by the way, we got to
tip our caps to Max freed from the Yankees. So
he pitched his ass off. Oh my god, game of
his life, six and a third, no runs, I mean,
and then he has to he gets taken out after
one hundred and one pitches or whatever it was, and
he just had to watch the whole thing go away. Yeah,
(08:16):
he must be the most miserable human being on the planet.
When they took him out, they had a shot of
him in the Dougoully kind of resting his arms on
the rail. He was spent. Oh, he was done. There
was nothing left there. I feel bad for him, but
I don't because he's a Yankee. Game two tonight in
the Bronx Brian Bao going up against Carlos were Dome
six o' eight. First pitch. Oh, I'm exhausted. I don't
know if I can keep doing it real quick. Just
(08:36):
to wrap up of the other games yesterday, Tiger squeaked
out of winning Cleveland, the Cubs beat the Padres, and
the Dodgers crushed Tito Francona's red. It's ten to five.
Speaker 9 (08:44):
And now he's an interesting note, Tyler. I know you
were a babbling about numbers, but it was on this
day in nineteen thirty two that Babe Ruth pointed to
the bleachers and hit the home run.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
Do you know where he was when he did it?
He was a Yankee stadium? Incorrect? Where was he, Chuck?
Do you know he wasn't an Yankees? They were in
the game through the World Series. I don't know. Always
thought it was Yankee Stadium.
Speaker 9 (09:04):
Wrigley Field. It's a cub skin. Ah, and you hit
that rocket. It actually happened on this day.
Speaker 1 (09:11):
Wow. Well see there you go. Karme is on our side.
All right, that's sports. I'm Tyler, and this the Chuck
Mullen morning. Shawn's the Lex.
Speaker 7 (09:17):
It's that Chuck.
Speaker 1 (09:18):
Now, I'm Boston's Classic one nine x.
Speaker 10 (09:22):
And wherever you rock in the free world with the
free iHeartRadio.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
App six point seven. I know you're out there download
their free iHeartRadio. I've used to talk back, but let's
hear from you, especially you singles out there. Another problem
about being single that I don't know. Of course, I'm
happily married. Of course, Ghosts. I've been on both sides
(09:47):
of it. Really, I mean pretty much everybody has at
this point all right, been ghosted, and I've dungeon ghosted myself.
Do you feel guilty about the ghosting? Not at all,
Not at all. Neither did they. I don't worry about
it exactly. According to a new study, it's doing all
kinds of emotional damage, Tyler, it could be, you know,
(10:08):
it could explain a lot about me. To be honest
with you, my heart is broken. It's coming up next
to the lex. It's the Chuck Noland Morning Show. Danielle
Murr on vacation, Tyler and Pelosi here with me. We
were just talking about ghosting experiences. Okay, she was here
for this one. Oh god, can you imagine you know
the story she's got. Oh, I was just thinking of
my ghosting experiences. I was ghosting before ghosting was a thing.
(10:29):
You invented ghosting. I was there at the start. You
were there for to be You just didn't know what
it was.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
What did you do?
Speaker 1 (10:35):
Well, it was ghosting, It just didn't have a title.
What did you do? You would just sort of disappear. Oh,
so this is like a regular thing for you. Not
a regular thing, but it sounds like it was more
than once. You were trying to give out the message
that I'm not interested, like this one particular instance, all right,
I'm really not into you. I'm trying to say it
(10:56):
in a nice way, like let's move on. But she
kept coming back and back and back until I just
stopped communicating. And I had a really really bad ghosting
experience down in Florida. Really that happened to you or
you did the ghosting? I guess I did the gated
community I did. I'm not going to get into the
(11:18):
story a lot of details, but it was so bad
and I had no idea it was that bad and
that emotional that I was doing an event. I was
doing a gig. I was broadcasting life from a club
down there in Miami. Yeah, Oh my god, there was
my buddy Larry. I want to hear about that care
(11:40):
for what you wish for? And I had just finished,
you know, talking to the crowd on the party, party, Party,
and I'm giving the mic off to the producer, and
she came walking through the crowd, and it's like, oh, hey,
how you doing. I swear to god she had a
gun and you had already ghosted her once before. Well yeah,
(12:01):
and she came back packing heat. Yeah, bro, And I
just I just I saw I saw it, and I
saw her arms starting to come up, and I just
pushed her arm down and pushed her outside. We went
outside and talking to what the.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
Hell are you doing?
Speaker 1 (12:20):
There's a lot of tears. Danielle is never going to
forgive you for telling the story without her.
Speaker 8 (12:25):
I just thought of it.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
It was so shocking, it was so scary. I think
the story in the regular and it didn't even happen
to me. And she was with a friend of hers
who eventually like got her and they left. But I
happened to see as I'm trying to calm her down outside,
my buddy Larry came outside laughing at that ass off.
I think I would have been laughing a good friend.
How could you be laughing like that? You pulled a
(12:48):
gun on me? Damnits I keep even almost got wet. Ghosting, ghosting?
See what can happen to you? This is a lesson learned?
So I do have ghosting PTSD. Okay, that explains a lot.
Actually apparently this is a thing now. Of course, A
new study says that singles are suffering from ghosting. It
can affect you for a long time. How well, because
(13:12):
you're a loser and you got left in the flat.
Well they give this example of this. This girl, Susannah
Hardwich's twenty seven in New York City. She says she's
been ghosted by roughly forty men over the past year.
Oh she forty guys?
Speaker 4 (13:26):
Right?
Speaker 1 (13:27):
Can we talk about is this?
Speaker 4 (13:28):
Is she?
Speaker 3 (13:28):
Just?
Speaker 1 (13:30):
What's going on there? I mean, just attracted to the
wrong kind of person?
Speaker 4 (13:33):
Maybe?
Speaker 1 (13:33):
I don't know. I mean there's a picture of her.
She's a good looking woman, she is forty guys, though,
do you want to be around someone who will walk
away from you? What's the story there? I care? I
don't know. I want to know, though. Google searches for
I got ghosted? And why do people ghost? Have searched
one hundred and ninety eight percent in recent weeks. But
how many guys was she was ghosted by? Forty?
Speaker 9 (13:53):
Wow, Tyler, you could be forty one. Maybe that's the
lucky number and you could stick around.
Speaker 1 (13:57):
Hey, I'll tell you why she's a fallen angel. You
know what you should do, Tyler. You should let her
ghost you, just to make your hear feel better. You
know what, I would take one for the team. Based
on what she looks like. I would take one for
the team, no question about it. People who have been
ghosted are proven to feel anxious and hyper vigilant and
social contact, their self esteem plummets. They tend to overthink
(14:18):
every unread text or time out in responses, Yeah, you
lose all rational thought at that point. Yeah, and we've
all been there when you're with somebody or you just
start seeing somebody and all of a sudden the text stop. Yeah,
well maybe they didn't get it yet.
Speaker 9 (14:30):
Well everything's overconnected though. Like now, when you're with somebody,
you're texting them, you're emailing them, you're sending video your
face time, right, So it's not like you're just going
on a date, you're hanging out. You have like nine
thousand touch points you must maintain, and if you don't
maintain those, the panic starts.
Speaker 1 (14:46):
Yeah, but also there's nothing worse than like like if
you text somebody and then you see that they read
the message and then they don't get back and you're like,
you know they read it, or if you DM them
on Instagram, you saw that they read it, and then
you're all squirrely checking your phone every twenty minutes for
you try not to though, you'll put it off to
the corner, but you're still looking at it. Did my
phone go off? Is it my phone?
Speaker 4 (15:05):
Vie?
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Did I turn the ring around? What happened? So you've
been the victim of ghosting as well as ghosting people. Yeah,
I did a go I was the performer in this one,
and it was I'm not proud of it, but it happened.
This is years ago. It was a different person. Yeah,
I was in a bad phase. No, it was I
met this girl. I met this girl in Vegas. She's
(15:27):
lived in Houston. We communicated after that and we decided
to meet up in Vegas again, like months and months later,
and so when we decided this, I was a little
tipsy at the time. I was out with friends. We
were drinking and this girl's texting me and I'm like, yeah,
I'm gonna I'll go to Velmechi in Vegas. Yeah yeah, yeah,
I was so hammered. I booked the trip that night
(15:49):
when I got home and booked her flight too. Paid.
Oh my god, So I paid for her flight and
my flight. Did you give her the key to the
apartment too? No? No, she lived in Houston. Did We
lived in completely separate states? And I woke up the
next morning with such regretted I can't believe I did.
I just commit to going to Vegas with this girl
for a weekend and I paid for the flight. What
am I out of my mind? Did the weekend away
without even dating her? He sobered up. Well, I had
(16:11):
been communicating with her a lot, so we kind of
got to know each other. Last minute canceled her flight,
canceled mine, and I texted her and I said, flights canceled,
can't make the trip, and then I blocked her even wow.
So I couldn't get the response and that was it.
Never heard from her again. That is gold medal ghost. Yeah. Yeah,
(16:33):
I'm not proud of it. Like I said, I'm not
proud of it. But I did it. Wow, what a
story I don't have? Do I have PTSD from that?
Speaker 4 (16:39):
Now?
Speaker 8 (16:40):
You know?
Speaker 9 (16:41):
Uh, Chuck was the victim in the first story. You
are definitely there.
Speaker 1 (16:46):
Yeah, but I will tell you I've been ghosted many times,
so believe me. Yeah, it doesn't. Girls made up for it, trust.
Speaker 5 (16:51):
Me, said morning show on Boston's classic rock seven w
z LX.
Speaker 2 (16:58):
Or get listening on the free iheard radio app.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
As you know, our good friend Tyler here is a
product of the Ocean State. Yeah, born and raised a
lot of Rhode Island pride. Pride in quotes at this point,
Why does this seem to be There's a lot of
Rhode Island stories coming up these days. Between this We're
about to talk about in the fighting chicken palms or
whatever that was. God, I think I'm gonna get my
birth certificant scratch off Providence, Rhode Island and put something
(17:24):
else in there. We got little Roady in our sights
coming up from the Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Danielle Murr
returning on Monday. We home and shut down affected flights. Yeah,
we get to see get she's you know her, she
doesn't mess around with the flight. She's on every app
on the planet. Oh, she'll know exactly when her plane
is leaving and what's gonna happen. When I was leaving
(17:45):
Boston for Scotland, she knew what seed I was sitting in. Oh, dude,
when you were leaving Scotland to come back to Boston,
she was sending me all the info where you were,
where in the air you were at the time. She
has all these apps. She's she's locked into the control tower.
It's amazing. Yeah, she's so in to flights back on
Monday allegedly, and Carter back tomorrow allegedly. He's another one.
(18:07):
Was he flying from Hawaii? Yeah, both flying back from vacation.
I haven't heard from Carter, so we'll see. He usually
hits me up and lets me know if he's gonna
make it on time. He just texted me. He just said, Aloha,
all right, A Hey, what's going on with Rhode Island.
I don't, dude, I don't know.
Speaker 8 (18:22):
You know what it's like.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
The still like the new Florida. Now it did become Florida.
Oh my god. One story after another. We're always making
fun of New Hampshire and Pelosi. But Rhode Island.
Speaker 9 (18:30):
Oh yeah, please get through, get through, uh, Rhode Island
before you get to New Hampshire.
Speaker 5 (18:34):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (18:35):
According to people in New Hampshire, on't doing this stuff
though Portsmouth. Where's Portsmouth, Rhode Island. It's it's kind of
not far from week when Newport Middletown, Portsmouth, that whole
area nice neighborhood. Yeah, no, Portsman's grea Yeah, it's actually
really nice, according to police. Thirty six year old Kaylee
McGreal was arrested at twelve fifty two am after a
(18:55):
vehicle stop on West Main Road at Melville School. Twelve
fifty two. Yeah, get pull over by the cops. That's
sound good sign driving around near a school. What are
we doing?
Speaker 4 (19:05):
Uh?
Speaker 1 (19:06):
Police said they observe her vehicle committing multiple traffic violations.
She showed signs of alcohol intoxication. Arrested for suspicion of
du A. Right, all right, enough, it happens. OK. So
she's taken to the station. She's given her one phone call.
She calls her husband, forty six year old Matthew Wheeler,
to come pick her up. Police said Wheeler also showed
(19:28):
signs of intoxication. He showed him in the police station.
What officers attempted to place him under arrest he resisted.
He's facing a charge of driving under the influence, resisting arrest,
refusal to submit to a chemical test. Ye, so if
you're at home, let's just recap the cops. She calls
you from the police station, Honey, I just got arrested
(19:49):
for a DUI yeah, all right, I'll be right there
to get you. Wait, I'm hammered too. Screw it, I'll
go get her anyway. Well, take it over.
Speaker 9 (19:56):
That's a good a hole segment, Like, Hey, I always
wanted to drink at home, and then you decided to
go out and drink, ruining my night? Why'd you call
me out of the house and get me in trouble?
Speaker 4 (20:06):
Now?
Speaker 1 (20:06):
It's so can't you take an uber? Do you have
to have somebody a family member pick you up when
you're arrested? Bail you out? I don't think bail you
out unless you're released on your own recognissance, I guess,
But I think it's why U you have to have
somebody come and get you. I think you well, because
this guy's hammered. Maybe he's I don't know. I just
don't understand why he isn't getting an uber and go
(20:27):
get her? You're drunk. You're going to the police station. Yeah,
like you're gonna drive drunk to the police station, wreaking
of alcohol going into a police station. Where's the logic
in that? Listen, you guys, listen, She's all right? Show
why Shining City on a Hill send us home? So
the husband and wife both busted same night for DUI, Well,
(20:51):
it'll be a fun story on Christmas Eve. Don't you
think keeps the court state synchronized? Though? How's your year
been going? Guys? It's going to be married three years.
We both got whacked for DUI A couple of mos
ago on the same night. You got both of you? Really,
how did that happen? Why are you guys both riding
bikes these days?
Speaker 2 (21:08):
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Speaker 8 (21:24):
Hey z LX, loved the Adam Sandler Show. Thank you
very much. Me and my wife had a nice date.
I enjoyed the show. Best part was Yankee suck Chance
and I can't wait for Tyler to do the morning
Sports review for the game.
Speaker 1 (21:44):
Thank you again, Nathan, you let me write that down.
You've got one fan one and next up is two
Nathan one tickets go see Adam Sandler last night and
I was thinking about that during the game. Oh it's
Adam Sandler to night. How many people would rather be
watching the game than being probably be watching the game.
We had other talkbacks last night when when Corey was
(22:05):
on seeing people saying they just come back from Adam
Sandler and now they're like checking out Yankees highlights. Yeah,
you got to go to the show. I mean, you
got to. You have to go to the show. But
I wonder if you're recording the game. You're like, don't
anybody tell me anything. I wonder if you're just giving
out the scores. It's a tough one to stay away from. Yeah.
I would have just had the game on my phone
during the show. Of course, laugh it up, look at
the look at the phone. People would hate you so much.
Speaker 8 (22:27):
You got it.
Speaker 1 (22:28):
You know, you gotta know what this isn't back in
the day. Everything has to be in real time. No, no, no, no,
he's just going you're gonna get home. Now you just
go into social media shutdown. You don't look at anything
until you get home. If you're a husband and a wife,
you get the kid, you gotta leave the phone off
with the babysitter. You're never gonna get away from the
from the flus. What happened? You go to the garden,
you getting home after midnight. They ain't gonna watch the game.
(22:49):
They've gotta go to work, and people run around the streets,
chair and you're gonna know what happened all that stuff.
So you're gonna cover the game in sports? Is that
what's coming on? I think we'll talk about the Red
Song just a little bit on the way z LX.
Speaker 6 (23:04):
It's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic Rock seven
w CLX.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
Danielle returns on Monday. We had a moose strike this morning.
A moose strike. Yes, where is that a moose? It
was in Phillipson routtoo and Phillipston, the clean fresh air
of Phillipston. Somebody nailed the moose. Can you imagine on
Route two? It has to be. I hope they're okay.
(23:32):
I hope the moose is okay. But a moose the
average moose is like six feet tall, weighs like fourteen
hundred pounds.
Speaker 9 (23:38):
It's like the size of an elephant. People think they're
like the size of a deer. With the size of
an elephant.
Speaker 1 (23:42):
Have you ever seen one in the wildly, like when
I was a kid up up in New Hampshire, like
through the woods, not close enough, you can't get close.
I saw one in Alaska. It was in the water
and it raised his head up and had stuff hanging
all over the antlers, and it's like, oh my god.
Size on an RV joke, iagine hitting one. I would
imagine that moose has a severe limp right now and
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that car is totaled. I would think, yeah, it's just unusual.
We don't have moose strikes that off. You got one. Now.
The other big story the government has shut down. Seven
hundred and fifty thousand federal workers expected to be furloughed.
Nobody's not pod Man, both parks closed. The most told
you that's not good. As far as air traffic controllers,
(24:27):
they do have to work, they're just not getting paid.
Tsay the same thing that's motivating. How did they do
a good job? How do they force you to work?
And not get paid at the same time. I don't
get that. I'm in here. I'll tell you. Pelosi's got
the whole political rule. Air traffic controller, you have to
there's lives on the line. So yes, yeah, I think
that was a law that Reagan put in that you
(24:47):
had to work. You can't. Can you imagine if that's
shut down and nobody would fly anywhere anywhere anywhere, be grounded, everybody,
the whole country. The last time we had a shutdown
was seven years ago. It lasted thirty five days. Did
we check DraftKings? Do they have an over under on this?
I'm curious, But that's not the big story.
Speaker 5 (25:07):
Coot seven seconds of sports with Tyler, the.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
Story of the day Game one wild Card series, your
Boston Red Sox and those hated New York Yankees. And
as you and I were texting during the night, Chuck,
I think you hit the head, the hammer on the head,
the nail on the head, whatever you said when you said,
and I quote, can you pull that music down real
quick for dramatic effect? This is one for the ages.
Oh it really was too Garrett Crochet, Max Freed, that's
(25:35):
gotta be the best pitching performance pitching duel. I think
I've ever seen. This is gonna be a game people
talk about for years. It's Crochet his first postseason start. Yeah,
he was with the White Sox. Before he was they
weren't being disappeared in the White Socks. Look at him now,
what a great o'p so glad we and he's not
gonna get the cy Young. He really should. I think
(25:55):
his numbers are better than schools. I think he should
get the cy Young at school. Pitch great yesterday too.
But here's the thing, Crochet, You know, I didn't think
about it until you just said it. This was his
first playoff start. A little nervous. Sure, he's a little
shaky to start, give up two hits in the first
inning with nobody out, but got out of it with
a strikeout and a double play and then a solo
shot to Anthony Volpe in the second. But after that
he shut down seventeen batters in a row. He looks
(26:18):
so stranged. Yeah, he looks so good. We'll get more
of that. More on that in a second before let's
go to the pivotal seventh inning. Jared Durian grounded out
the first, then Satan Rafaela walked, and so Guard doubled
to right, and so Guard hustled his ass off to
get the second base. Rafaela goes to third, and then
Yoshida steps up to the plate.
Speaker 7 (26:37):
Yoshida sends one of center field Rufaiela's gonna come in,
and so Guard to the plate.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
Massa Yoshita delivers. That was so huge because up to
that point it felt like, oh my god, the Socks
aren't gonna score, We're gonna lose one to nothing, and
of course we're just cursing the whole night, going of
all the times for the bats to go silent, stay
picked tonight. That put the Socks up two to one.
Now let's go to the ninth with one out. Trevor's
story singles to left and then another landmark moment in
(27:05):
the game, he stole second base. Huge Alex Cora clearly
staying aggressive, trying to get that insurance run. Then, after
battling swine flu, covid, SARS and whatever else for the
past few days, Alex Bregman steps up to the plate
to do Alex Bregman like things to get there, and
Bregman down the line.
Speaker 7 (27:23):
That's a fair ball off the lone pill head to second.
He will be in there with the double and insurance.
From Trevor's story, it's three one red sox.
Speaker 1 (27:36):
The guy's projectile vomiting. He's all hot. It comes in play.
You know it is, though. He's a certified great, a
Yankee killer, and it doesn't matter, you can. They know it.
They know they know it because they boot him hard
every time he walked up to the plate. Massive RBI.
Now we go to the bottom of the ninth inning
with an incredibly uncomfortable three to one lead. Araldus Chapman,
who did get the final out of the eighth inning,
(27:57):
by the way, Cora went to him for four outs,
proceeds to give up not one, not two, but three
base hits in a row. Somehow nobody scored on three
base hits yiffy stays, which is ridiculous, complete miracle. So
bases loaded nobody out. Here's a montage of Raldish Chapman
on the mound facing the next three hitters.
Speaker 4 (28:17):
Not there.
Speaker 7 (28:17):
Chapman went with a splitter and stanton Is struck out
the first out of the knife oh two again a
bright you really good arm Golchmid at third he will
not tag as that throat comes in and there are
now two down for the Yankees, trailing by two.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
With Trent Grisham coming up.
Speaker 7 (28:38):
Hey, god on, the Red Sox rally from behind and
take game one of this wild card three to one.
Speaker 1 (28:47):
You got Red Sox porn right there. But you know
what the best part about it is, as you listen
to those three batters, you hear the crowd getting quieter,
yes and quieter.
Speaker 4 (28:55):
Yes.
Speaker 1 (28:56):
Excuse there is no more beautiful sound in the world
than a quiet Yankee Stadium. So true, I love it.
Let's get back to Garrett Crochet real quick, all right.
Pitch seven to two thirds, gave up four hits, one run,
fifth eleven. And what I said earlier after he struggle
least he shut down seventeen hitters in a row. He
looked so strong in the biggest game of the year
at Yankee Stadium. And this guy's not gonna win the
(29:17):
cy young What was it like, one hundred and seventeen,
one hundred and twenty pitches? Yeah, one hundred and thirteen.
Maybe I gotta look at when the last time my
Red Sox pitcher went over one hundred pitches. It was
the last time any pitcher did that. True, and Max
Freed did it too, and we got to tip our
cabs to Max Freed from the Yankees. Guy pitched his
face off. Really unbelievable performance. But right here, I want
to play. Last night at the House of Blues, they
showed the Red Sox game on the screen full house. Oh,
(29:39):
this is great, this is the last time. Everybody's going bananas.
And then they do a sarcastic version of New York
New York's The Best is the Best.
Speaker 4 (30:16):
I love it.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Let's take that heat into game two tonight in the
Bronx Brian Bao going up against Carlos Rodan six oh eight,
first pitch. The other games yesterday in the playoffs, Tiger
squeaked out a winning Cleveland, the Cubs beat the Padres,
and the dog Dodgers crushed our guy, Tito Francona and
the Reds ten to five. No point out there that sports.
I'm Tyler and this is the Chuck Nolan Morning Show
on ZLX.
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use that talk back. But we have our daily drama
coming up with am I the eighth All. But before
we get to that, you got a lot of music
news to cover. There's a whole bunch of stuff going on.
It's cool stuff going on, very cool stuff. My favorite
the Aussie pumpkin Patch. We'll get into it. Can't make
(31:09):
this stuff up. It's coming up from Boston's classic rock
one hundred points out at w z l X.
Speaker 4 (31:17):
Check on.
Speaker 1 (31:23):
No disrespect to bad Bunny, but hearing Metallica do Fuel
in San Francisco halftime in the Super Bowl would have
been so awesome. I have a theory on why they're
not doing rock bands anymore because it's mostly guys like
you know, our age, guys in their forties, fifties or
whatever that dig on rock music, old school rock music. Yeah,
the NFL owns us. We're watching the games. No matter what.
(31:45):
The NFL is trying to get in younger people and
more women. They're trying to get a new audiences. Yeah,
they're trying to drag women and younger people in. And
this is how you do it so to Taylor Swifts
and bad Bunnies of the world. They're trying to get
new consumers kind of like Bud liked it. How'd that
work out? All right? Bring music news, So we got
guns N' Roses, big news. They are only official live album,
which everybody knows is called Live Era eighty seven to
(32:07):
ninety three. It's getting a vinyl reissue, all right. It's
a four LP set. Order available for pre order now,
gonna ship out next month, available in black and multicolored.
What do you think it's gonna cost. I'm going to
give you the price tag Chuck for that, I would
under one hundred bucks, Yeah, barely, the black vinyl seventy
(32:30):
nine to ninety eight and the color vinyl literally just
under one hundred bucks ninety nine ninety eight. Is this
because this was a rare fine for people like collectors
would buy this album? So yeah, according to what we
read like it, it's tough to find that people were
paying anyway from three hundred to like fourteen hundred bucks.
Fourteen hundred bucks. If you're GNR head and I am
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it's it's you gotta have the live album. You would
spend fourteen hundred bucks for an album. Personally, no, but
I can see how people would do it. If you really,
especially if you love vinyl too, if you love vinyl
and guns and roses, you're going to pay that money,
all right. If you pay that kind of money, do
you play it or do you put it on a wall?
Speaker 4 (33:09):
Now?
Speaker 1 (33:10):
You play it? Of course you play. That's it. I
admit that's ridiculous. But people do crazy things for the
music they love. This is what we do.
Speaker 9 (33:18):
See the way thing with these pressings. Not to stop
you real quick though, but the modern pressings are like
digital pressings to vinyl. So if you want like an
analog record experience, you actually have to go find the
old record from the original just anybody who's interested in
doing this.
Speaker 1 (33:31):
That's true. And the vinyl is a heavier grade vinyl too. Well,
that's the thing, Pelosi. So the people are paying all
this money three hundred to fourteen hundred dollars as we're reading,
for the original pressings.
Speaker 9 (33:41):
Okay, right, fine, Yeah, if you can find it, that's
the thing to do. But if you're expecting like that warm,
that analog sound from a record from.
Speaker 1 (33:48):
They're not going to get it. The collector's item unfortunately.
And the Stone's got a new album coming out that's
everybody ready for this, the follow up to twenty twenty
three's Hackney Diamonds, which saw them reunite with their producer
Andrew Watt. It's ready to rock and roll. It's coming
out next year, so you're gonna get they're talking about
touring too. I get the feeling like Keith Richard some
(34:10):
day is gonna be on his deathbed. He's gonna have
a guitar in his hand and they're gonna record him
playing it, and it's gonna become an album probably, you
know what I mean. Chesterfield hanging out of his mouth.
Rodney Wood is the young guy in the band's seventy
eight exactly. He's the baby of the band, making Keith
for in their eighties. And they're gonna be touring next year.
Mick is eighty two, Keith is eighty one, and they
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will hit the road again.
Speaker 4 (34:34):
You know what.
Speaker 1 (34:34):
I would go see them because they still care what
they put out there. They've never stopped being a band,
that's right. They're not marketing. Some of these bands tour
and they just do the songs.
Speaker 8 (34:45):
You know.
Speaker 1 (34:45):
They're just kind of going through the motions. They put
something into it. You can feel it when you can
go to a Stone show. They're very they care a
lot about their legacy. Yeah, they don't want to be
one of these bands like some I hate to say it,
but they don't want to be like a Vince Neil
or David Lee Roth. Yeah. I think if Mick Jagger
starts to lose his voice, that's it. They're not gonna
continue on. Yes, he still sings as well as he
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ever did. He does, he sounds good. Is that hard
at it? Good for him? Def Lepper gonna be getting
a star on the Hollywood Walker Fan. They will be
star number two, thy eight and twenty five. If anybody's wondering,
it'll be at seventeen fifty North Vine Street.
Speaker 9 (35:21):
I was gonna say, last time I was out there,
I said, wow, Walt Disney. It was right in front
of a CVS. Oh you know when it's out front
of anything cool.
Speaker 1 (35:28):
First time I went out there and I saw the
Hollywood Walker fam, I had so many thoughts about it,
like this must be so cool. I bet it's like
velvet ropes. Nobody can walk on it. It's pristine. There's gum,
there's trash, there's people sleeping on stars. I went there
once and I was like, Wow, this is not what
I thought it was gonna be. That's it. It was disappointing.
(35:48):
That's it. But it's gonna be streamed on the Walk
of Fame's website if you want to watch it, so.
Speaker 4 (35:52):
Go for it.
Speaker 1 (35:52):
Thursday, October ninth, and bon Jovi's going to be there.
It's John bon Jovi and Joe Elliott. Very good friends
asked him to do it. He said, I'll do it.
That's cool. Yeah, that is really cool and I love this.
I wish you guys could see this. But the pumpkin
display this year, it's over in England. Over ten thousand
pumpkins and squash put together make a giant tribute to Ozzy.
It's a sunny Field farm. Sixteen staff put this together,
(36:15):
took hours. This might be one of the coolest things.
I'm gonna post this on the wzlex Instagram right when
we get off. You should. This is fantastic. It's a
mix of black, white, and yellow pumpkins and squash to
make a giant Ozsy and it looks really cool. And
if you scroll through the pictures, dude, if you go
to like the last one, it's a big aerial view.
How cool would it be to be flying in a
(36:35):
plane and you go over these fields and seeing that? Yeah,
that's true. What the hell is this? You said, Ozzie,
I had to bring it back the mashup?
Speaker 4 (36:46):
Right?
Speaker 1 (36:50):
Are we doing a mashup at eight ten for the
multi track Madness Graven multi track? Look at that? That's
cool though. You know you are loved. When you pass
over to the other side, they do a pump contribute
to you. I'm gonna put down the list for your Chuck.
Thank you put that Don Pelosi? All right, controversy awaits
six one, one hundred point seven, Get ready because am
(37:13):
I the A hole? My shot coming up from ZLX
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Speaker 2 (37:21):
Right here on the Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Everybody, we
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Speaker 1 (37:40):
We're going email to us today. It's Mary fact we did.
We got Donnie check it in yo, Donnie for this one.
This one's gonna hit every guy's heart real hard. All right.
So We're gonna hear Donnie's dilemma and then you guys
chime in at six one seven, one hundred point seven.
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(38:03):
what's up with Donnie? Donnie says, what's up?
Speaker 8 (38:05):
Z LX.
Speaker 1 (38:05):
I have a story for you. Guys. Me and a
group of buddies do a golf long weekend every year,
and it was scheduled for this past weekend. One of
the guys is always in charge of booking the airbnb.
We usually stay three nights and it runs like four
or five hundred bucks a person. Well, this year, he
decides he's gonna be Richie Rich and book a more
expensive place. We basically just sleep in shower their So
(38:28):
this was stupid. To top it all off, one of
the guys had to bail, so we were all expected
to chip in and cover his portion of the booking.
It was gonna cost me like a grand all in.
You know what he said, I refuse to pay for
part of his spot. Now everyone has pissed at me
because they had to pick up the extra slack. But
(38:48):
I think the guy who bailed, he's the one who
should have paid for his spot anyway, since he was
canceling last minute. Who was the a hole here? Me
for not covering part of his share on top of
a stupidly defensive house, or him for not paying because
he canceled last minute. Donnie from Wahlberg look at that?
And Din from Walburg? I say Donnie from Marlble did
I say donnvan Walburg? It probably is him? It might
(39:11):
be Hey, no one paid, Hey, what's going on? Look
at that? They booked this airbnb Ryder Cup weekend, so
it's a huge golf weekend. They're gonna play golf, They're
gonna watch golf. Everybody's sight, every guy's dream weekend. But
then this guy books a more expensive place. What because
it has a bidday? What's that?
Speaker 4 (39:29):
No?
Speaker 1 (39:29):
You know you gotta have the clean booty, all right.
There's always one guy in the group too that wants
to spend more than everybody else. This is that guy.
Clearly that guy and did it without telling anybody. Yeah,
that's they made be several a holes here going on.
I think there's a lot of a holary going on here.
And that's the thing, is Donnie. At the end of
the email, he says, who's the a hole him for
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not covering his part or the other guy for not
covering the part that he canceled. I think we're gonna
throw on a third one. Yeah, the richie, rich guy
who wants to book an expensive airbnb when it's not needed.
You know, today you're you're expecting to spend like five
hundred bucks, and all of a sudden, it's a GRAM.
You're expecting to spend four five hundred bucks, drink a
bunch of beer, play golf with your buddies, quote Caddyshack, NonStop,
(40:13):
Like that's what you do. The wife gave you a
hard time. I don't want you going with I don't
like those guys, but we do it every year. I
don't like it's so much money. It's five hundred bucks.
All these guys are gonna say, I'm whipped. All of
a sudden, it's a gram. But you know this guy
canceling last minute. That is in a whole move. But
(40:35):
then everybody has to absorb the cost, and this guy
says no, so his other friends have to pay even more.
The chain, the links of the chain are falling a
correct slippery slow correct.
Speaker 4 (40:49):
So.
Speaker 1 (40:51):
You gotta you gotta bite the bullet, you gotta you
gotta pay for it. Well, this is this is messing
up the future. Now future plans, yeah, are now all
in question. Or it solidifies the group and next year
you go, all right, guys, we had a problem last year.
We got to make sure we fix it this time.
If it happens, there's a lot of bad feelings now
carrying over for a whole year. Exactly. Guys can get
(41:12):
bitchies with each other sometimes too. But here's another expression.
He got five days to give me my money. Imagine
that it's got shaking down the other guy, Sean, what
do you think of this tale?
Speaker 4 (41:22):
I think just like the cooler the meat that's spoiled
at Foxborough, just like the common theme is no one
plans ahead. They're all a holes, all of them. They're
all a holes. How it happens if someone bakes back,
So what's your price for it? Like if someone instead
of five hundred bucks, a person picks a place that's
a thousands of person. Like you talk about all this
(41:44):
stuff ahead of time, like if you plan to fail
or if you fail to plan then you plan to fail.
These guys are all a holes.
Speaker 1 (41:52):
I gotta agree. It's like a group a holing. I
guess the question then, really is who's the biggest A hole?
Speaker 4 (41:58):
Yeah? That's it.
Speaker 1 (41:59):
That's really it's all about, because everybody's messing this whole
thing up. Guys are pretty good though about figuring it
out after the fact. Yea. So maybe they get together
like I said, and trying to redo next year's tripping
a deal. Some people can't afford the expensive one. If
somebody's going to cancel last minute, it's on you, no
matter what. No I tell you, what's rules, what's gonna happen.
The guy that booked it is not booking it. Next year,
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someone else is gonna do it. You know what it is?
It's like this reminds me of all the fantasy football
leagues I've been in, and like in football pools where
the one guy that runs it has to track everybody
down for the money, and then after a couple of
years he goes, I'm not doing it an Andrew, what
do you think?
Speaker 10 (42:38):
What's going on?
Speaker 1 (42:39):
Morning?
Speaker 8 (42:41):
Uh?
Speaker 10 (42:41):
The guy who booked it the a hole?
Speaker 1 (42:44):
Okay, why is that?
Speaker 10 (42:46):
I'm the guy who booked it for our group, and
I make sure everybody knows what's going on because I
don't want anyone going you're in my money.
Speaker 1 (42:53):
Jimmy, all right, so you lay out the whole thing.
This is what it's going to cost, this is where
we're going. Everybody has to pay this much ahead of time.
Speaker 10 (43:03):
I don't want to be the a hole.
Speaker 11 (43:04):
That's why.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
Yeah, Andrew, do you have one guy in your group
who's like the guy with the most money and always
wants to spend more.
Speaker 10 (43:12):
I've got quite the opposite. Actually, I've got the one
guy in the group who's like, yeah, yeah, next week,
next week, I'll pay you, yeah week, two weeks, no problem.
Speaker 1 (43:21):
And you said, way to go shake him down for
the dough. That's true, man, And when it comes to
guys in money like this, it's a lot of bad
feelings and bad feelings that last for a long.
Speaker 11 (43:32):
Virginia ham under her larm and she goes around quiet
because she's got no break exactly.
Speaker 1 (43:37):
That's exactly what I'm saying here. Let me ask you this.
If if this was a woman's golf weekend, right, how
do you think that would all it would.
Speaker 9 (43:46):
Have all been planned. They would have had extra stuff.
They would have been a chef there, absolutely clean the bathroom.
They would have walked in and had manny and petties
like that.
Speaker 1 (43:55):
Whole thing would have happened, wouldn't be a problem at all.
This is gonna cost a lot more. I don't care.
Let's just do it. I gotta tell you my I'm
voting for the guy who booked the whole thing because
he's it all starts at the top. We've heard that
saying before, right, Yeah, he's the bad manager of the
whole situation. Yeah, and it all crumbled underneath them. I'm
blaming him, all right, I understand that. But also this
(44:17):
guy refusing to pay the extra for this guy that cancels,
he puts it on the other guys. You can't do that.
Speaker 9 (44:25):
He's the This trip has revealed how many A holes
are in this group. I think, Yeah, but the first
one and the first guy he ain't. But the planner,
that's the first domino that fell. Yeah, that's why I'm
blaming him, all right.
Speaker 1 (44:39):
We've never had this situation before. There's multiple a holes.
But if you had to pick out one or two,
perhaps six seven, nine, three, one hundred point seven Download
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Speaker 12 (45:10):
In the time of big A Holes, I was a flunkey,
emails the lex thinking they don't know me to find
out from random strangers.
Speaker 1 (45:18):
Am I the A hole?
Speaker 12 (45:19):
Or am I in danger? Oh oh ZX, I'm an
old baby, so come on and help me.
Speaker 1 (45:29):
Is that like a theme song?
Speaker 4 (45:30):
Though?
Speaker 1 (45:30):
I love it? This is like the new Fresh Prince
of Belle Air theme. This is great our. A whole
situation today is golf Buddies. They do a long weekend
every year. Last weekend was the weekend for Ryder Cup weekend.
Speaker 4 (45:42):
YEP.
Speaker 1 (45:43):
They always get an Airbnb costs like four or five
hundred bucks per person. But there's that one guy says,
you know, I'm gonna up the ante air. We're gonna
go to a nicer place. Let's stay in a nicer place.
Why I don't know, because like this guy says, you
just basically sleep and shower there and eat foods that
you don't tell your wife you're eating exactly. It's all crap.
We had, you know, we had lettuce wraps and some salads.
(46:05):
It was really good. So one guy bails out of
the expensive weekend and all of a sudden, everybody has
to pick up the slack except for this one guy
says it's going to be like a grant. I'm not
going to pay his part. So there's a lot of
different a holeary going on here. What was the tension
like that weekend too?
Speaker 8 (46:22):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (46:22):
You know what I mean, like you're playing with your
friends who you refuse to give extra money to. They
must have been side eyeing him the whole time. Do
you think it all happened at the end of the weekend,
whether they were adding it all up and everybody's got
to pay or that's a great question. Donnie from Marlborough.
He didn't. He didn't specify that one part. Did he
decide afterwards I'm not paying yeah? Or was it before?
My guess is probably you might be right. I think
(46:44):
it was after me Rider from Halifax.
Speaker 3 (46:45):
What do you think one of guys morning, I don't
know why I know what said yet, But the guy
that bailed. He's he's obviously the a hole here. I mean, logically, right,
if you think Donnie is because he's refused to pick
up the slack for the money, the other guy that
bailed is the only reason that somebody's got to pick
(47:06):
up the slack in the first place, and he's putting
it on everybody else.
Speaker 1 (47:10):
Yeah, and he bailed last minute too. The only thing
we don't know is why. Yeah, we just don't know why.
Was it a family emergency? His wife got rutch of
the hospital, Like, you don't know what happened or was
he just like I'm not paying all this money and
I want to watch the Ryder Cup at home. Did
he get the Tyreek Hill knee? We don't know. Oh,
we don't know what happened there. But I agree with
you too. I think you're right rider. I mean, god,
(47:32):
it's a lot of money too. It's yeah, grand, it's
no joke. And also, like you said, this one guy
who refused to pay for his part of the spot,
you know, he was just bitching the whole weekend. Oh,
he just brought everybody down. Absolutely. Let's get some talkbacks here.
Speaker 11 (47:46):
Good morning, guys, thiscase, So the first day all is
the guy that didn't tell her anybody that he was
gonna book more expensive rooms. And the other a hole
is the guy who bailed because he should have paid
at least his porte.
Speaker 1 (48:12):
All right, you know, I love it when a pilot
checks in mid flight. Let us know, is that a
truck driver? And what we are definitely number one with
trucks twenty five to fifty four, there's no question about it.
Six seven, nine three one, one hundred point seven. Who
is the a hole? The a hole is the guy
that did the book him.
Speaker 13 (48:28):
He didn't confront anybody, and then when it did happen,
one guy canceled. He's the one that should be paying
for the cancelations. Matter of fact, he should give extra
five hundred dollars to all the other guys. They were
only planning on spending five hundred bucks.
Speaker 1 (48:43):
Surprise, there's a penalty. I agree with this guy. I
think the guy who booked the whole thing is the
biggest a hole. He started all of it. None of
this would have happened, you know, maybe the other guy
wouldn't have canceled if it wasn't so expensive. You know,
I was distracted by the sound of you yelling in
the background. Yeah, the one thing we tell everybody's turn
you ready is down? He did not listen to that
one commandment. No, I did not.
Speaker 4 (49:03):
Hey, good morning, ZL crew. They're all a bunch of
a holes. They never heard of the six piece.
Speaker 11 (49:12):
Six piece.
Speaker 4 (49:14):
Proper planning prevents piss poor performance. That's all I gotta
say about that.
Speaker 10 (49:20):
Such a.
Speaker 1 (49:22):
So you should all know that this should be an
exit strategy.
Speaker 4 (49:26):
Have a great day.
Speaker 1 (49:27):
We missed your dad, Yeah, we do miss no question.
That guy was in the military. His grandmother, his grandmother
embroidered the six piece and he has it up on
the wall hanging in the bathroom. Yeah. I thought there
were only three piece. That it depends on if your price.
Speaker 4 (49:44):
Yeah, I'm with the opinion that they're all they're all
a holes.
Speaker 3 (49:48):
It's kind of like spaceballs.
Speaker 4 (49:50):
You're in a hole. You're in a hole. You're in
a hole. You're in a whole surrounded by a hole.
Speaker 1 (49:57):
You know that what's his name?
Speaker 4 (49:59):
That is his name?
Speaker 1 (49:59):
So tell Major Atto
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