Soft as Snow (but Warm Inside)

Chuck and Tyler are hunkered down in the WZLX studio, while Danielle bullys them from Thailand with photos and videos of sunshine and beaches. Speaking of, today's "Am I the A-Hole" is all about bullying in school. Who should be held accountable - the bully, the parents, or the school?

Also, how can you nearly be bankrupt despite making millions of dollars a year? Just ask Odell Beckham Jr. According to him, anything is possible!

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
From the w CLX catcheslaw dot Com Studios.

Speaker 2 (00:04):
The morning.

Speaker 3 (00:05):
The best show in the in the morning, it's.

Speaker 1 (00:08):
The Chuck Nolan Morning Show.

Speaker 4 (00:10):
They're real and they're spectacular.

Speaker 3 (00:14):
Yeah, classic rock all right.

Speaker 1 (00:18):
With Danielle Murr.

Speaker 4 (00:21):
Won't give you candy, She'll scare the living crap body
a giant rack and Tyler the world has gone mad. Tyler,
stop being a big Crypeat You are a horrendous person.

Speaker 5 (00:33):
The Chuck Nolan Morning Show.

Speaker 4 (00:35):
The ratings just came out. Apparently we're number one, and
guys are into feet picks. You're looking at it from
a person with the penis perspective. I don't walk my
dog naked anymore. I told you that on one hundred
point seven w c LX. I don't care Boston. The
operative words today plowable snow. Oh god, this is a
nothing burger. He's freaking out for nothing. Well, first of all,

(00:58):
we got Pelosi out on the point. He's like the
canary in the coal mine right now because he's up
in New Hampshire. He's probably a foot and a half
of snow by now, buried in snow banks. Are you
all right? I'm up at the weather station at Crawford
Notch exactly. Surprise the equipment works up there. With all
this weather, nothing's happening. There's nothing happening up here either,

(01:18):
but it's plowable snow. They canceled school in Wooster. Yeah,
that is to me, that's the sign of the times. Listen, really,
I grew up in Wooster. They never voting to three
and day. They never canceled school uphill both ways. Yes,
in my torn Chuck Taylor's yes, with cardboard, that's right,

(01:40):
covering the holes in my shoe, in the hole like
Michael Douglas and falling down. I remember, like you'd be
they'd have to go to school, and I'd be like,
but ma, there's eight inches of snow out there. It
doesn't matter. You gotta go get out there. Now there's
a coating, and the whole world stops. I wonder what
we're really going to get out of this. Look at it.
Look I'm looking at it right now, Sherry Spear. Bossn't
twenty five coding to one inch nothing in Boston. We're

(02:02):
just gonna get rang out Wooster Ish where our producer
Jack is one to three maybe, oh, producer Jackson Wooster,
he's out in Wooster and he's getting one to three
and he stayed home. I said, there, it is, there,
it is. Everybody's afraid it is. About about ten minutes

(02:23):
ago we had our check in with Danielle. Yes, she
facetimed us again from wherever the hell she is. This
is becoming a regular thing now between five thirty and
six am, all of a sudden thing, there she is.
She was on the beach in Thailand. There was someone
parasailing behind her. It is like the most gorgeous guy
I've ever seen. She's holding a corona. She said it
was her.

Speaker 6 (02:43):
Fifth one where James Bond villain actually was staged, right,
and that Roger Moore movie.

Speaker 4 (02:48):
That's the They're in Thailand where she is. Yeah, it's
total white liss. She got upgrade to the suite. She's
living the life. Yeah, she's just she's doing it's rubbing in.
Let's be honest. Here's the way before she's her choice.
She's gonna play it off like she's checking in because
she loves us. No plowable snow where she is. Yeah,
you can dig some sand. Classic Rock Challenge Today seven

(03:10):
to ten. Rocking your Stocking with Newberry Comics A one
hundred dollars gift card and then at eight ten hot
at the s NHU Arena on December tenth. Pelosi's got
his work cutout for him, Yes, coming up with two
challenges for today.

Speaker 3 (03:24):
Yes.

Speaker 4 (03:25):
Also there was a football game last night we got
to talk about. There is this? What's going on? This
is the song I need right now to get me
going today, right off the Vision Quest soundtrack, loud and swaying.
Oh my god, just push ups, get the jump rope going.
Come on, red Rider, this is what I needed today
right right now. I'm ss like that was in a
pissy mood. Now I'm in a good mood. This will

(03:46):
go with the plowable snow z Lex Here it comes.
Get ready for it.

Speaker 1 (03:51):
Oh, it's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic Rock
twenty seven WCLX.

Speaker 4 (04:03):
Danielle is not here. She's on a beach five coronas
Deep right now, somewhere in Thailand, watching probably the most
beautiful sunset ever created. Then going back to her as sweep.
But anyway, whatever, we're here. We're here for you guys. Hey,
we don't let you down. Wait I was out last week?

Speaker 2 (04:20):
All right?

Speaker 4 (04:20):
Yeah? Thanks, We're always letting somebody down plowable snow. All right,
it's our first big stone. Well, the pole of vortex shifted,
you see, So that means we're supposed to get our
in some places, first significant snowstorm. They just did a
shout out Wooster. It looks like the flakes are starting
to fly out there. Wow flakes. Yeah, they've canceled school

(04:45):
in Wooster. We're gonna get maybe a coating to an
inch if that what it looks like. It's probably gonna
be rain for us here in Boston. Here in Boston
will get nothing. Yeah, it's just gonna be slushy, probably
in cold rain, which is I get to be honest,
I'd rather have snow. Oh yeah, then freezing cold rain.
Give me snow. And the wind's gonna start kicking too. Yeah,

(05:05):
it's gonna be crappy out there. It's gonna be so crappy, gosh, safe,
Just don't be an idiot, be careful. Boston's supposed to
start about ten o'clock, but it looks like it's starting
to already fly out there Worcester. So it's here. It's
just a question of where you are and what you're
gonna get. This is not a bread and milk storm.
It is not yesterday. The trial of Brian Walls started

(05:25):
and his lawyers, for the first time laid out their defense, saying,
though he did indeed move his wife's corpse and lied
to police about it, he only did that because it
was a moment of irrational panic after she suddenly died
of natural causes in the bed that they shared. They
described the pivotal moment, but heed his wife. He didn't respond.

(05:52):
He nudged her again, a little harder. She didn't respond.
He nutched her.

Speaker 7 (05:57):
Now in a frantic and panic reaction to where she
actually rolled off.

Speaker 4 (06:05):
That's one hell of a nudge. Have you ever nudged
your wife so much that you out of the bed
and knocked her out of the bed. Well, yeah, but
we weren't sleeping at the time. Hio, I got a
little good in even to do. I mean, wait, that's
their defense. Yeah, this is the my dog ate it
maybe my homework defense, Like this is so this is

(06:27):
so ridiculous? Well is it? Because his lawyer explained? What
can happen?

Speaker 8 (06:32):
Sudden unexplained death is known within the medical community and
the forensic community, but.

Speaker 4 (06:39):
To this day, not well understood sudden unexplained death.

Speaker 9 (06:45):
I know.

Speaker 4 (06:46):
I can't tell you how many times somebody said, hey,
how did that person die? Oh it was a sudden
unexplained death, common cause.

Speaker 6 (06:52):
Need more used to do in search of And it
was like, you know, spontaneous human combustion, Yeah.

Speaker 4 (06:57):
Happened to that. That was just one of the leading
causes of death. I don't know if you ever heard about.
It's cancer, it's car crashes and suddenly unexplained death. That
was just the first day of the trial. It's supposed
to go for three weeks. This is this is a
And he was sitting there with rosary beats wrapped around
his hand. Oh did he find God? Here we go.
He's one of these guys who found God. Now I
guess God didn't find him fast. We had a discussion

(07:19):
a while ago about real ID. You were a holdout
of getting real ID for a long long time. Well,
I remember when it first came out. Well that's the problem.
I don't remember when it first came out, Like I
don't even remember it being a thing. And then all
of a sudden, a couple of years ago, it's like
real ID, real idea, And I'm like, what are you
talking about? And then I was like, oh god, I
got to get one of these. And then I'm like,
I don't feel like going to the Who wants to
go to the DMV? Oh my god, it's the last

(07:40):
place in the world you want to be. But I
will say, if you do it right like I did, Boom,
no problem. Did you have to go it? Could you
just do it by mail? Well? No, I did. I
set up an appointment, all right, and I had I
read the thing. I read the website carefully, got all
everything that I needed. I had the thing for my address,
I had my idea, all the paperwork I needed. I
got there. I was in and out of the DMV

(08:02):
in fifteen minutes. I'm not even joking, shocking. Yeah, And
I was like, I walked out, and I'm like, did
that really just happen? Did I just walk out of
the DMV in fifteen minutes and had no problems whatsoever?
It happened. There's a lot of people who still don't
have a real ID, and now they're not screwing around anymore.
They're gonna start charging forty five dollars beginning in February
for air travelers in the US without a real ID.

(08:24):
They've been letting it go so far, you've been allowed
to go through security, they just yella and stuff. But
now starting in February, it's gonna cost you forty five bucks. Well,
you can have your passport. Who walks around with their passport?
I take it. I fly with the passport. I don't
use a real ID in the States. Yeah, just take
it with you.

Speaker 6 (08:41):
It's because it's like, no matter where you might end up,
you know, if you're traveling, you don't know you could
end up.

Speaker 4 (08:46):
He should accidentally end up in Hong Kong? Like what
exactly over three? What is exactly right?

Speaker 5 (08:54):
Seven seconds of sports with Tyler.

Speaker 4 (08:57):
Who second here? Was was that on purpose? No? My
finger slipped walking ahead?

Speaker 2 (09:08):
Walking ahead?

Speaker 8 (09:09):
All right?

Speaker 4 (09:09):
So last night it was throwback night at Gillette. Willie
McGinnis rang the bell and that's how we got things started.
Let's go to uh, you can skip that first one,
the worry about it. Let's go to five thirty six
left in the first quarter, Pats up three to nothing,
and the Giants punted to Marcus Jones and.

Speaker 2 (09:27):
The return by Marcus Jones.

Speaker 4 (09:31):
He can fly.

Speaker 2 (09:32):
Still going still going still going still flags touchdown Patriots.

Speaker 4 (09:41):
He's got wheels. My god, he's so fast. Then we
fast forward to a minute later, Jackson Dart trying to
make something happen for the Giants. Dart's gonna go and
get popped.

Speaker 2 (09:52):
On the sideline and we're gonna get a fight. Christian
allis delivered. They hit, and these two teams are going
at each other. Tell you what, Joe, I know they're
going at it, but it looked to me like it
was a legal hit. And it's just Dark trying to
get a little bit extra, and you know he's he
has to protect himself.

Speaker 4 (10:12):
It was a clean hit, totally clean hit. I slipped
over to the Manning cast on ESPN too, just to
see what those guys would say. Even Peyton Manny was saying,
it's a totally legal hit. And everybody's like, this kid's
he's not gonna last the season. He's gonna get killed.
Oh my god. But after the game, he said, we're
not playing soccer out here. You're gonna get hit. Things happen,
it's just part of the game. This kid's not gonna
stop playing the way he wants to. He's gonna end

(10:33):
up in a wheelchair by next September. If he keeps
playing like this, that was a welcome to the NFL hit.
He sacrificed himself on that play, and they got a
penalty of personal foul, putting it back fifteen yards because
one of the Giants players started yeah, yeah, so he
got so he got his bell wrung ends backed up
fifteen yards. Good job, Pats marched down the field and
in the next drive, five plays sixty one yards ends

(10:54):
in a touchdown pass from May to Booty Pat's book
seventeen nothing, Thank you Pats in the first quarter. Then
the Giants open up the second quarter with a real
nice drive of their own. This is when I started
thinking it would go to sixth place, sixty two yards,
thirty yard touchdown pass from Dart to Darius Slayton. But
Drake May answered on the Pat's next drive with a
thirty three yard nah to Kyle Williams.

Speaker 2 (11:17):
Patriots in field goal range at the moment. Here's one
downfield and Cotts for the touchdown. Kyle Williams.

Speaker 4 (11:27):
That was a little rainbow drop. Amazing throw, amazing catch,
The chance of MVP going throughout your lect well, he's
the odds on favorite now on DraftKings do with the MVP.
But those two touchdown passes, the one to Booty and
the one to Williams, those were like that the most accurate.
This kid is accurate. Yeah, oh my god, it's scary
how accurate he is. Pats go up twenty four to seven.

(11:49):
Then a missfield goal by young Oku. He kicked the ground. Wait,
a second forty.

Speaker 2 (11:55):
Seven yard drying down by a young way curdy stumble
like I've ever seen that. Looked like he just stuffed
his foot right into the turf.

Speaker 4 (12:06):
Whoops, he stubbed his toe into the turf. It reminds
me of like you've watched college Game Day when they
have the kid the home Depot challenge where he kicks
a field goal for five hundred thousand. It say something
you would do there. It was so bizarre. Then I
switched over again to the Manning cast. Huh, and they
had Danny DeVito on, who, of course is doing all
these commercials now with Eli Manning. So he's on the

(12:28):
Manning cast and you could hear him faint in the
background while Peyton and Eli are talking. He goes, what
the hell is that? I've never seen that before. Our kicker, though,
no sweat. Andy Boro Gallis tacked on two more field
goals late in the second quarter. Pats went up thirty
to seven. That was just the first half. Giants scored
another touchdown in the fourth quarter. Third quarter was completely uneventful.

(12:50):
Pats kicked another field goal and that was it. Drake
May gooes twenty four of thirty one, two hundred and
eighty two yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions, and like we said,
is the odds on favorite to win the MVP. They
win thirty three to fifteen. That's ten straight wins and
an NFL best eleven and two heading into their bye week. Awesome.
Now they're gonna get rest, then they get the Bills

(13:10):
on the other side. They get the Bills on the
other side. We've beat them once this year. We can
do it again. What do you think? What do you hear?
What do you say? Bruins and Celtics both in action tonight,
will recap those games tomorrow. That sports. I'm Tyler and
this the Chucknolong Morning Show on ZLX.

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Yeah, eight seven seven six one seven one hundred point seven.
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Be part of the show. Danielle's not here vacation and
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(14:07):
Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Danielle Murra on vacation, Tyler's here,
Pelosi's here, Heart is here. We have tickets for Heart
at eight ten. They're gonna be the s n h
U Arena. Got a week from tomorrow and they still
play at a top level.

Speaker 2 (14:21):
Oh.

Speaker 4 (14:21):
Nancy Wilson, Nancy Wilson looks fantastic, but she could still
rip on guitar and ann Is I mean, let's be honest,
powerhouse voice, great voice. I don't know if she's still
in the wheelchair. What's cooling on? How do you break
your elbow? And you gotta perform in a wheelchair. I
just don't understand that. By the way, quick heart plug,
if you don't mind Live at five today, we're gonna
play the Stairway to Heaven they did at the Kennedy
Center Honors with Jason Bonham, the one that made Robert

(14:43):
Plant cry, the one that made Robert Plant weep in
his chair, just tears streaming down. Its absolutely. Kenny Young
will have that during Live at five. All right, we
got your tickets for the Classic Rock Challenge at eight
ten for Hot All right, here we are standing on
the doorstep of our first plowable snow allegedly. And now
they're talking about as we look forward towards Christmas and
making our traveling plans and what have you, the northeast

(15:05):
is going to be blasted by what they're calling the
most extreme cold on Earth Earth, Earth on Earth, not America, like,
not North America. North Pole is going to be like
Florida compared to this, Not the western hemisphere. No, the planet,
the planet, that whole big thing you see when they
take shots from the moon, Yes, the whole planet that
would be that would be us coldest here, the coldest.

Speaker 11 (15:27):
You're saying, wow, from the Midwest to the east coast,
temperature is going to be about fifteen to twenty degrees
below the December average.

Speaker 4 (15:38):
And then you look at the rest of the country
because this, I know, we're looking at the same map.
Like down south, like Georgia, Florida, it's going to be
above average, it'll be hot. So this is going to
be hot as ass down there and cold is balls
up here. I gotta go back down to South Beach.
This is crazy. It is again a poet with this,
keep going again. It's because the movement of the polar

(15:59):
vortex dipping low is bringing this cold arctic air over
the States. It is gonna get you know, we've talked
about this before. I thought last winter was horrible, even
though we didn't get a lot of snow, it was
just freezing ass cold.

Speaker 12 (16:12):
Me.

Speaker 4 (16:12):
We had five degrees for two weeks, damp and dark,
damp and dark. I was like, this is the worst
winter ever. Yeah, you're telling me it's gonna be worse.
This is interesting. How about how much snow they've already
had up in Ski country. Oh, by the way, like today,
they're gonna get more up there. They're probably gonna get
another eight inches. You want to do another quick plug here,
We got Chuck's Chairlift Challenge coming in January, lots of

(16:36):
ski passes for several like a month or whatever we're doing.
We'll give you all the details later, but it's common.
Want that snow is gonna be It's gonna be worth it.
You're gonna get free lift tickets. You want another plug Friday,
the Jeep four by four Challenge, chance to get yourself
a one thousand dollars gift card the Smuggler's Notch which
is already open, which has got tons of snow, which

(16:58):
is a beautiful place.

Speaker 13 (16:59):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (17:00):
Yeah, thousand dollars gift card. Yep. Is that enough plugs?
What else can we do? I think that's enough for now.
All right, that's enough for now. I've always been the
caretaker here. I try like Jack Nicholson sticking out of
the snow talking about polar vortexas all right, so bundle up.
Christmas is gonna be cold. I don't know if it's
gonna be white Christmas, but damn, it's gonna be cold.

Speaker 1 (17:22):
Sure, it's all great, but you may have missed the
best part.

Speaker 5 (17:25):
Listen to the full show podcast every day on the
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Speaker 4 (17:37):
We're going to talk financial information. Coming up here, former
Giant star Odell Beckham Junior's gonna explain how it's almost
impossible to live on one hundred million dollars over five years. Hey,
I want to warn everybody listening right now. You're gonna
be infuriated when we start talking. I know, I am.
How do you get by on that? Don't I'm gonna
bust that. Let's bust out our portfolios. We'll compare ours

(17:59):
to his, see which one we like better. All right,
we'll check it out. Next to z X, we're talking
Patriots last night. We're a game again. There's always that fear.
I don't know how many weeks going on now where
it's going to be a trap game. It's a trap game.
I mean, there's no such thing anymore. There's ten straight wins,
half crazy, half of them are trap games. It's crazy.
And they came out they were flying last night. That

(18:22):
hit Christian Ella's put on gunner. No it was Jackson
Dart No, no, no, when he all the head the
helmet to helmet. Yeah, he knocked the N off of
his helmet. He knocked the N off of n y.
He did hit him, so he laid him out and
he didn't get flagged. Well, Gunner did leave his feet.
He was leaping forward, so he wasn't targeted. I don't

(18:45):
know he could. Today's NFL normally they chuckle flag for that. Yeah,
but he didn't know. It was a clean hit, CLEANHD
tell that the Giants fans Giants fans this morning. Former
Giants star Odell Beckham Junior was on a podcast this weekend.
He was talking about this is so infuriating, this is
this is making mad, this is blood boiling stuff. This

(19:05):
is just stupid. I can't believe you publicly say something
like that. Yeah, but he talks about the I guess,
the struggles of a one hundred million dollar contract and
how that money just does not last forever.

Speaker 14 (19:17):
I always explain it to people like, bro, you give
somebody a five year, hundred million dollar contract, right, what
is it really?

Speaker 4 (19:21):
It's five years for sixty Okay, we're doing math now,
so it's five years sixty after taxes, right. I don't
understand what he meant by that sixty million after taxes.
Oh okay, yea right, instead of one hundred million tax,
that's twelve a year. You know that you have to
spend us, save, save, invest flawn like whatever, just being real.

(19:44):
I'm a back or I'm give my mama house. I'm
gonna do. You gotta buy your mama house. Yeah, yeah,
off my mom's conduct all right, So twelve million over
five years, you gotta buy mama house.

Speaker 6 (19:55):
No, it's twelve million a year, right, yeah for five years,
for five years, which is million dollars a month.

Speaker 4 (20:01):
Yeah, so you get to get the car, maybe multiple cars.
You gotta get MoMA house. See, it's starting to go, well,
everything costs money.

Speaker 14 (20:07):
So you if you spending four million dollars a year,
that's really forty million over five years.

Speaker 4 (20:13):
Eight a year. Okay, now we're down at eight. What well,
if you're spending four million a year, carry the two. Wait,
divide by seven. How does that work? So you only
have eight now because you're spending four. I'm so confused
by It's hitting the head a lot, doesn't it.

Speaker 14 (20:29):
It's drying up, you know, And now you start breaking
down the numbers, it's like that's a five year span
where you're getting eight millen can you.

Speaker 4 (20:36):
Make that last forever? And you always hear the people
who ain't us and ain't been in the position be like,
oh well that would last night that the people who
ain't us. So hold on a second. So it's basically,
in total after taxes, one hundred million dollar contract is
sixty million bucks. Yeah all right, So he's saying that
once he collects that sixty million bucks over the course
of those five years, yeah, there's no way he can

(20:59):
make that last arrest. You're buying houses, then houses and coms.

Speaker 6 (21:03):
Million dollars a month for six years or whatever. Five years, Yes,
every month, one million dollars every thirty days.

Speaker 4 (21:09):
You need to do a lot of flaunting that pullo c.
He don't understand, ain't us. Yeah, and he've been in
the position like, oh that one master life got like
a genius. I mean, come on, you can't gather sixty
million over five years and let it last the rest
of your life. Oh my gosh, I'm still planning how
to work this four oh one k for the rest
of my life. A sixty million Oh god, I'm still

(21:30):
clipping coupons for bjs. And he says he can't live
on one hundred million dollar contract over five years, crushing
blast Friday sales so I can save as much as possible. God,
you pour bastard sixty million. I don't know how you do.
It will be old Boston. God, all right? Coming up
seven ten, we're rocking your stocking when Newberry Comics we

(21:51):
got a one hundred dollars gift card on the way.
Have we decided what kind of a classic one hundred
or sixty million? I don't know if anybody can handle
the one hundred, Well it's one sixty after the no
one hundred dollars taxes in the five years and carry
the two five and five. Have we decided what the
challenge will be? Yes? Five or five? At seven ten?

Speaker 2 (22:09):
Five?

Speaker 4 (22:10):
Oh, all right? Here we go to yesterday. You threw
in definitely a curveball on that one. Well, you know,
all right, it's all right. You trying to st a mood?
What have bing? Crossby guessed it? He got it. I
couldn't believe it. I never listeners are smart, they'll get it.
I'm never gonna question take the challenge. It's coming up
at seven ten.

Speaker 1 (22:29):
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Speaker 4 (22:40):
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Speaker 4 (23:41):
Daniel's on the beach. Yes she is will handle this,
speak does the matter with she picks a good time too,
with this first storm. I was watching the news last night.
They were showing everybody going into home depot buying solt,
buying shovels. Who are these people who have to get
new shovels and like twenty five pound bags of rock salt?

(24:03):
How much do you need? Right? Do you break shovels
every year? How often? I think I still have shovels
from like ten years ago. Bad technique can break the
shovel It's bad technique. But you're not gonna need it.
Around here, Wooster and areas north and west of Boston
may pick up anywhere from one to four inches of
that heavy, wet snow. Although they did cancel school out

(24:26):
Wooster for some reason. They around here looks like we're
gonna get rain. Yeah, so that's it, that's it. But
it's gonna be We talked about this before. I'd rather
have snow just cold. Well, especially if it's like a
mixture of rain and snow, you get that slushy, nasty cold,
what it goes right through you. I'd rather get in

(24:47):
a couple of inches of nice fresh powder. That's what
she alright, go all right. Yesterday was day one of
the murder trial of Bryan Walsh came into the courtroom
with rosary beads. He found God. He found God. It's
a great time to do it too. Do you think
that was a personal decision or the attorney said, hey,

(25:07):
I got an idea. Why didn't you bring the roasters?
He wearing glasses too? He's not wearing glasses and a
nice suit. I wonder if people, like, if you're a lawyer,
did you learn from the oj trial and learn the
little things? The flash, Yeah, the theatrics of the whole thing. Yeah,
so this could be part of it. It's all worked out.

(25:27):
I mean, does he come across as a religious dude too? No,
he should have come with the oxygen tank like the
old no casino wheel him in in a chair with
his lawyers laid out his defense. So he did indeed
move his wife's corpse and lied to police about it.
He only did that because he was in a moment
of panic after she suddenly died of natural causes in

(25:52):
the bed that they shared, and his attorney spelled it out,
but his wife he didn't respond. He nudged her again.
She didn't respond.

Speaker 7 (26:07):
He nudged her now in a frantic and panic reaction
to where she actually rolled off.

Speaker 4 (26:16):
Now, off the bed. I've nudged missus Nolan in bed?
Have you ever nudged her to death? For me to
nudge her off onto the floor all of a nudge? Yeah,
please get some audience if you do that. I'm on
the I'm on the CDC website number of deaths, leading
causes of deaths heart disease, cancer, accidents, stroke and in

(26:37):
at number five, nudging, nudging, nudging, it's on the rise.
Well it wasn't actually the nudge. That she died from.

Speaker 8 (26:47):
Sudden unexplained death is known within the medical community and
the forensic community, but it is to this day not
well understood.

Speaker 4 (26:57):
It's not ununderstood. It's actually the suddenly unexplained death. I
just notice it's number six on the Is that number
six right after n understood as bs? I think that's
his defense. This guy gets life in jail, no parole
if he gets convicted, right if he gets convicted, if
if if he doesn't, what are we doing?

Speaker 15 (27:14):
All?

Speaker 4 (27:14):
Right? So we're led to believe that, in a moment
of panic after the nudge and she falls on the floor,
that he took her body and moved it somewhere and
anyone does right, and they don't know where she is.
Wouldn't he know where he put her? Yeah, this is
the dumbest trial. I swear to God. Did they check
under the bed? Yeah, maybe she's in the closet. That

(27:36):
was Day one. We will have full coverage on day
two for tomorrow.

Speaker 5 (27:40):
Morning, seven Seconds of Sports with Tyler.

Speaker 2 (27:46):
Well. Fans, please welcome Tonight's Keeper of the Light, Patreon's
Hall of Famer and three times Super Bowl Chippy.

Speaker 4 (28:01):
Down Man Willy the Keeper of the Light. Let's go
to five thirty six left in the first quarter, Pats
up three to nothing with the Giants punting mistakenly to
Marcus Jones.

Speaker 2 (28:18):
And the return by Marcus Jones. He can fly, still going,
still going, still go. He flags touchdown Patriarchs so fast.

Speaker 4 (28:33):
So wheels that dude. Then we fast forward to a
minute later, Jackson Dart bless his heart, trying to make
something happen for the Giants. Dark's gonna go and.

Speaker 2 (28:42):
Get the pots on the sideline and we're gonna get
a fight. Christian analysts, whoever they hit, and these two
teams are going at each other. Tell you what, Joe,
I know they're going at it, but it looked to
me like it was a legal hit. And it's just
dark trying to get a little bit at that running.
You know, he's he has to protect himself, all right.

Speaker 4 (29:04):
That's Troy's observation. No mine is he got nudged. He
got nudged out of bounds. Can you fly off your
feet when you get nudge? Is that possible? Nudge? Shirt up?
Before the game, I was watching the pregame the Monday
night countdown, and Troy Aikman was on as a guest,
and he said, like, I like this kid. He's a

(29:26):
good quarterback. He's gotta protect himself though he's never gonna
last in the league. And then you fast forward to
that happening. I can't believe he walked away from that.
I would have been in the hospital for a year,
no question about it. Pats marched down the field on
their next drive, five plays sixty one yards, ends in
a touchdown pass from May to Booty. Pats go up
seventeen nothing all Pats in the first quarter. Then the

(29:47):
Giants open up the second quarter with a real nice
drive to six plays sixty two yards of their own,
ends in a thirty yard touchdown pass from Dart to
Darius Slayton, but Drake May answered on the Pat's next
drive with a thirty three yard pass Williams.

Speaker 2 (30:00):
Patriots in field goal range at the moment, here's one
downfield and Cotts for the touchdown.

Speaker 4 (30:09):
Kyle Williams surgical, Oh, surgical that pass and the booty
touchdown pass. Surgical is the best way to say, dude
is accurate. Pat's go up twenty four to seven. Then
a missfield goal? Young Oku? Wait you mean this field goal?

Speaker 2 (30:25):
Forty seven yard trying now by a young way Cody Stumble.

Speaker 4 (30:30):
I don't think I've ever seen that. He was trying
to kick all of Gillette through the gold ground when
he decided to plant his toe into the ground, and
Danny DeVito on the Manning cast said, at best, he goes,
what the hell was that? That was crazy? If you
look at the slow motion replay, his plant foot was
touching the football, He had nowhere to go. He went
way too far with his plant foot, yes, and then

(30:51):
not far enough with the kicking. I'm not a kicker.
I'm not gonna I don't know what happened. Our guy, though,
Andy borrogallis he got it done two more field goals
late in the second quarter, Pat's go up thirty to seven,
and that was only the first half. Okay, Giants scored
another touchdown in the fourth Jackson Dart. I had to
give him credit on this. They went for two and
they got it after he ran forty miles sideways, back

(31:13):
and forth and then still got I don't know how
he did it. Pats kicked another field goal. That was
that Drake Mago's twenty four to thirty one for two
to eighty two, two touchdowns, no interceptions, and is now
the odds on favorite on DraftKings to win the MVP Award.
Who saw this coming? My god? Ken straight wins? Remember
last year? Remember the last five years? NFL best eleven

(31:34):
and two And just in time for the bye week,
we reset. We take a break, go have some dinner
with your family. Come back in week fifteen. Let's see
what we can do. How far are we going with this?
Are we super Bowl champions? Anyway? Bruins and Celtics both
in action tonight, will recap those games tomorrow that sports.
I'm Tyler and this the Chuck All the Morning Show
on ZX and in his challenge time Classic Rock Challenge

(31:55):
Rocking Your Stocking with Newbury Comics. We have a one
hundred dollars gift card waiting for you. Try out that
brand new phone number two. You'll like it. Eight seven
seven six one seven, one hundred point seven. All you
have to do is get is it? Are we doing
the five? Yeah, we'll do three out of five, so
it's five songs five seconds. You gotta get five and
five one second per song. You only have to get

(32:17):
three of them, but you you have to make sure
you definitely get the title in the artist writer. Somebody
will jump all over you. Classic Rock Challenges next again
eight seven seven six one seven, one hundred point seven.

Speaker 1 (32:28):
Now it's Chucks Don't Challenge one hundred point seven w ZLX.

Speaker 4 (32:36):
Maybe even more challenging because of the storm. Oh is
that what the snow does that? I believe we have
a snow sighting up in New Hampshire, Pelosi. Yes, are
the flakes flying? The flakes are flying. A coding is
happening here we go. A dog is cogging, but there
is a snow on the gears. Happy coding, everybody coding?
Classic Rock Challenge, Rocking your Stocking with Newbery Comics. We

(32:58):
got a one hundred dollars gift card waiting for you.
Pelosi's put together the five and five challenge here, and
it truly is a challenge. Checked it out a couple
of times myself. My Nikki from Charon's gonna be our
first contestant here. Good morning, mo Nikki, Good morning. You
ready for that? Very serious? You are very serious. You're

(33:20):
dialed in, I can tell all right, Here we go.
It's five songs and five seconds. You only have to
get three of them, give us the three titles and
the artists, and you get that one hundred dollars give
card to Newbury Comics. So pay attention. Here we go.

(33:42):
All right, it's tough, all right, hold on, I'm going
to play for you again because it's not fair to
be the first person here.

Speaker 13 (33:54):
Wow, I know the first one, but I can't think
of the name.

Speaker 4 (33:59):
Okay, you know usually I played three times for the
first person, So let me give it again. There's an
unusual one in there, isn't there? Slightly?

Speaker 9 (34:14):
Yeah?

Speaker 3 (34:15):
Oh my god, I know, I can't think of it.

Speaker 4 (34:19):
You know what's gonna happen as soon as you hang up,
it's going to jump into your head. Yep. It happens.

Speaker 12 (34:25):
That's what always happened to me.

Speaker 4 (34:26):
Yeah, well, thanks for trying though, appreciate it being number one.
It's a tough position. It is pole positions where you're
not where you want to be in this game. Amy
from Danvers, you've already heard it three times. You must
have this by now.

Speaker 9 (34:38):
Oh No, I think I know two out of the three,
which is a problem.

Speaker 4 (34:43):
Let me play it again for you. Oh my god,
I literally know two of them. I'm about to give
it to the next person. Probably you do know too.

Speaker 2 (34:57):
I think I think the first one blooded by Foreigner,
and I think that the next one is Johnny be good.

Speaker 4 (35:08):
No, but I appreciate the enthusiasm you too. Paul from Brocton,
How you doing, Paul? That's not great. I have no
idea what this says. All right, let me play it
against all right. There's a couple that really stand out, though. Yeah,

(35:36):
you know what's weird. The last song is a very
popular song, very popular, very tough to figure out. Another
hint to the listeners, don't even try and get the
fourth one. Just stay away from Wow, we're gonna have
to start doing hints. I mean, unless it's like one
of your Grandma's favorite songs. Don't even bother tim from Auburn,
no pressure, yes, good morning, good morning. A right, let's

(35:58):
get serious one more time about feeling festive for some
revolution by the Beatles, Revolution by the Beatles. I think
the car is best Friend's girl probably. What's the third?

Speaker 13 (36:23):
Can I hear it?

Speaker 2 (36:23):
One more time?

Speaker 4 (36:27):
Is the holiday season? All right? What's that third one?
Jeremy like pearl jam?

Speaker 3 (36:39):
No?

Speaker 4 (36:39):
Did he get one? He did get one? Did he? Yeah?
He did? Matt from Georgetown?

Speaker 10 (36:49):
Okay, can clarification of the one that he got?

Speaker 4 (36:52):
Clarification? Clarification? Okay, what kind of clarification? We don't know
which one? Do you want me to tell you which one?
I'm not doing it now here. Let's listen to it again.
We'll hear it again. Come on, man, this is your moment.

Speaker 13 (37:11):
Okay, okay, all right, all right, yeah, all right?

Speaker 10 (37:15):
Hot Blooded by Foreigner, Resolution by the Beatles, and just
what I needed about the cars?

Speaker 4 (37:23):
No, we still have we returned to where we were
when we launched the show. Yeah, the people always guessing
the cars. Why does everything sound like the cars? I
don't understand. How does that first song sound like Foreigner?
I don't know. It's a huge swinging a miss. All right,
you're giving that away away? All right? All right, z Lex?
Good morning? Who's this? Hello?

Speaker 2 (37:48):
Goodbye?

Speaker 4 (37:49):
I see you later. Can here someone breathing?

Speaker 2 (37:53):
Hi?

Speaker 13 (37:54):
Lex, Hey, how you doing good?

Speaker 4 (37:56):
How are you.

Speaker 12 (37:58):
Good?

Speaker 3 (37:59):
This is John from Weymouth?

Speaker 4 (38:00):
All right, John, here we go. Let's hear it again, Johnny.

Speaker 3 (38:08):
Boy, I'm gonna say, uh, Revolution by the beatles kiro
by the food Fighters and gotta get away by the Offspring.

Speaker 4 (38:22):
Wow. Wow, that was pretty good.

Speaker 9 (38:24):
Wow.

Speaker 4 (38:25):
We followed that one straight back that was fretting the
pieces on the board. He wasn't fooled by that pitch
at all, just didn't get all of it. You got
two two and a half. Yea A handboy, you gotta
give out that brand new phone number again. Eight seven
seven six one seven one hundred point seven. All right,

(38:45):
we're getting close. Good mornings the LX. Yeah, turn your
radio down, buddy, we're on the phone on the phone. Hey,
we're over here, we're over here.

Speaker 9 (38:56):
Hi.

Speaker 4 (38:59):
All right, you gotta be ready, Zlex. Who's this.

Speaker 10 (39:04):
From Norton?

Speaker 4 (39:05):
All right, here we go. I'm gonna play for you again.
We're getting really close. I know, Okay, you got it.

Speaker 2 (39:16):
Here we go.

Speaker 4 (39:19):
You have to name him now, are you still there?

Speaker 16 (39:24):
Yep?

Speaker 9 (39:24):
Oh, hot hot, hot blooded Revolution and Tom Petty?

Speaker 12 (39:29):
I know what?

Speaker 9 (39:31):
No singing?

Speaker 4 (39:33):
Yeah, you can't sing. Forget about that. Bulls are refusing.
You can't do the singing. Hi, Zlex, who's this?

Speaker 2 (39:41):
Hi?

Speaker 3 (39:41):
Good morning?

Speaker 4 (39:42):
This is Sarah, Sarah, good morning. How are you doing
in the snow out there? Is it really deep?

Speaker 17 (39:48):
Not yet?

Speaker 4 (39:49):
Just a little flurry? All right, little flurry? All right,
pay attention to the road and pay attention to this.
Give me three of those, all right?

Speaker 18 (40:01):
I think I got hot Blooded by Foreigner Revolution, by
the Beatles, and Won't back Down by Tom Petty.

Speaker 4 (40:08):
Got two out of three, got two out of three?
Say it? Say it? Well, go ahead say it one
of them? She I mean, the title is not completely right.
I'm just saying it wasn't It wasn't completely right.

Speaker 6 (40:21):
I think I think three three songs have been revealed,
if you're keeping track.

Speaker 4 (40:26):
Yes they have different songs, Yes they have, and one
of the bands with the wrong song. There we go.
There's one song in particular nobody's getting now. If my
mom was listening, she would get this. Z Lex, who's this, Hey,
what's up this? Rich and brain treating? All right, Rich,
do me a favor, all right, don't say hot blooded?

(40:53):
What do you got? Can we get the back of
you by the Foo Fighters?

Speaker 2 (40:59):
We got Revolution by the Beatles, and then you're gonna
go fark it by the Offspring?

Speaker 4 (41:04):
Oh oh right there, you were right that the table
was set. That just sucked a soul set.

Speaker 10 (41:20):
Man.

Speaker 4 (41:21):
Let me just say he was so close. So take
take that information and run with it. Eight seven seven
six z lex. Who's this you got?

Speaker 9 (41:37):
Tim?

Speaker 2 (41:37):
Tim?

Speaker 4 (41:38):
Where you from from?

Speaker 19 (41:40):
Tree?

Speaker 13 (41:40):
All right?

Speaker 4 (41:41):
Tim, it's been set up for you. Give us you three?

Speaker 13 (41:50):
All right?

Speaker 3 (41:50):
We got Offspring Getaway, the Beatles, Revolution, and we have
the food Fighters were the fly.

Speaker 4 (42:02):
No, I'm glad he didn't get that last one. Kind
of circling here. We're really close, but we're circling title
would have been incorrect. Listen to the judge over there,
Good morning. This is David. Hi, David, where are you from?

Speaker 12 (42:22):
Im?

Speaker 4 (42:23):
David? Just sound like I don't even have to play
for you because you have the three songs. We'll see,
I'm gonna play it for it.

Speaker 10 (42:37):
Go ahead, okay, we have Rever Wilson by the Beatles,
got to get Away by the Offspring, and I think
it's we need a little Christmas by Johnny Mathis.

Speaker 4 (42:54):
Of old songs to get you got the Johnny Mathis one.

Speaker 10 (42:59):
You said it couldn't be done?

Speaker 4 (43:00):
Whoa what the wild card? Just to review? Shut back down?
Christmas man, I got a hand it to you. I

(43:22):
gotta give you around one pulling out the Johnny Maths
John mathe.

Speaker 10 (43:29):
You that's what you're going to hear for the next month.

Speaker 4 (43:33):
How did you take the Manchurian candidate? I activated him?
You know what, that's where we start playing Christmas music
twenty four hours a day.

Speaker 2 (43:41):
Hell that was.

Speaker 4 (43:44):
We're not going to do that. No, we're not doing that. Congratulations,
you got one hundred dollars gift cards to Newbury Comics.
Hang on, Hang Merry Christmas. Hang on the line.

Speaker 1 (43:56):
W z LX right here on the Chuck Nolan Mornings
than everybody.

Speaker 4 (44:04):
We answer the age old question. Am I the A Hole?

Speaker 1 (44:10):
And if you have an A whole moment that needs
a solution, email the crew at Chucks Show at WZX
dot com.

Speaker 4 (44:16):
Am I the A Hole takes no snow days off.
All right, we gotta help help this person out here.
And unfortunately we cannot get the female perspective from Danielle
Murry because she's on a beach very far away right now,
watching the most gorgeous sunset ever drinking God knows what
she's slamming back the corona sodis. Yeah, she's like tagging
us on Instagram posts now she's just rubbing it in

(44:37):
at this shut up tyler. Yeah, see yeah, we want
it to be or not. All right, So help this
person out here this dilemma. And remember we got a
new phone number eight seven seven six one seven seven.
Download the free iHeartRadio app pop up ZX. You'll see
a little red microphone that's the talk back button. Can
leave us a message right there as well. What's going on?

(44:57):
All right? We got an email from Key Hey, guys,
this is Keith. I listen every morning, love the show.
Thank you Keith. I have a question for you, guys.
My son got in trouble at school for picking on
another boy in class. But I think the whole situation
is being blown way out of proportion. The kid he
was teasing is overly sensitive, hey, and acts more like

(45:18):
one of the girls than the boys. He didn't say
that I'm not saying bullying is okay, but I also
think boys need to learn how to toughen up and
handle themselves in the real world. Here we go. When
I was his age, that kind of teasing was normal
and maybe even healthy. Now the school's talking about quote
unquote toxic masculinity and counseling my son, which seems ridiculous.

(45:43):
I told the principle that maybe instead of punishing my kid,
they should focus on helping out the other kid build
some confidence. Am I the a hole for thinking we've
gone too far with this stuff? Thanks guys, Keith. Wow,
it comes to the AI. I went to school both ways,
uphill guys on this one. I think my old man

(46:04):
beat some sense into me. I turned out, okay, Wow,
you just throw them in the pool. They'll learn how
to swim. This is I mean, you know, think about
where we are right now. All right, people are staying
home today for coding to three inches. So what are
you saying. I'm saying maybe we got a little soft

(46:26):
you think so, maybe we're a little softer than we
used to be. It's a different world today. It's a
different world today. Bullying and bullying not only happens at school,
but online as well, constantly. Yea social media. We didn't
have to deal with that. No, no, none of that.
But I remember there was a time I was a
little kid. I couldn't have been one six years old,

(46:47):
and I was playing football in the yard across the
street from where I lived. All the boys and we're
playing tackle and we're killing each other. Right, there was
this one kid. It was bigger than me. He was
really pounding on me and like he didn't he and
he was doing it on purpose. He was bullying me. Yeah,
what did my father do? He did not call their parents.
He did not do anything about that other kid. You
know what he did. He taught me how to fight.

(47:09):
He smacked you around a little No, not that day anyway,
did he put the oversized gloves on you in the backyard.
He decided to teach me how to fight because I
tried to dodge a ball, because I tried to fight
the kid and I got my ass kicked. So he
was like, all right. My father's reaction was, I need
to teach him how to fight so he doesn't get
his ass kicked. Not I have to talk to the
other kid.

Speaker 6 (47:28):
Isn't this kid being the antagonist in the letter isn't
the kid Yeah, I mean so it doesn't really it
doesn't really.

Speaker 4 (47:32):
Jive it well, he was teasing him. Yeah, but Keith
is saying that this kid's being overly sensitive and maybe
they should focus on helping him build some confidence again.
He wants to put the oversized gloves on him, put
him in the backyard looking. He should focus on his
own kid. I think that's what I think. Yeah, be
judged if someone else's kid is too sensitive. He didn't
know what's going on. Well, he might know who the

(47:54):
kid is though. That's the thing. Maybe he knows the kid,
Maybe he knows he's overly sensitive. Maybe he knows what
is overly sensitive that as it not usually means like
traumatized at home and it is barely holding it together
at school. Takes goodbye, he said alone, he can barely
make it through a day. Yeah, okay, sitting alone to
the lunch table. Let's make some more fun. I gotta

(48:16):
marinate on this one, me too, But help us out
eight seven seven six one seven one hundred point seven.
What do you think of Keith? He can also leave
us a talkback on the free iHeartRadio app. Now back
to am I the a home.

Speaker 1 (48:31):
It's the Chuck Nolan Morning Show on one hundred point
seven w ZLS.

Speaker 4 (48:37):
With a brand new phone number eight seven seven six
one seven one hundred point seven. You can also give
us your opinion on the talkback button on that free
iHeartRadio app. We got Keith this morning. Keith has a
question about his son. His son got in trouble at
school for picking on another kid in class. Keith thinks
it's being blown way out of proportion. He says, when

(48:57):
I was his age, that kind of teasing was normal, normal,
maybe even healthy. Now the school's talking about counseling his son,
he thinks maybe the other kid needs some kind of
counseling to build some confidence. So we're going in a
lot of different directions here. Twenty twenty five. Things have changed.
He stopped throwing our worlds like toxic masculinity. A little bit,

(49:18):
A little different, a little bit. It's a little different.
Although the way you were talking earlier was kind of
a karate kid situation. It's like, yeah, the first sign
of bullying. My father taught me how to fight. He said,
all right, you need to learn how to fight a
you're gonna get killed, wax on, wax off. Yeah, the
whole thing. Tell me how to feel like a hockey player.
Get the shirt pulled over their head, pond on their face,
just Haymakers. No, yeah, well get the guy down, pull

(49:39):
the shirt over his head. He's head up on a
not Yeah exactly, I'll do it for Johnny Man. Stephanie
from Lowell help us out here, steph, what do you think,
good morning?

Speaker 18 (49:51):
I think the school is the ahole. I mean, and
it depends how this kid is. If he's in high school,
I mean, you know better, you know, give him a
detention and be done with it. But you know, if
they're younger, they get to figure this stuff out. This
is the age where they're you know, fighting with their
friends and gossip being and bullying and all that stuff,

(50:12):
and you've got to let them figure it out and
then just give them advice. But yeah, I think that
the school suggesting counseling and all that is a little
bit too much.

Speaker 2 (50:23):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (50:23):
It's interesting because a lot of schools right now, like
my kids where they went to school, they took it
very seriously. Yeah, bullying of any kind is not allowed.
It was kind of like a no tolerance policy, right, exactly. Yeah,
I mean they took it really far. My son did
something so innocent. It was just like he touched the
back of a girl or something and he had to
go and sit in a room by himself. It was

(50:47):
so weird. My god, it was so weird. But I
think they take it too far sometimes though. Guess what
you're trying to find. You're trying to find the right
radius of what to do here. How far do you
go with it? You know, it's so hard. It is
tough between the parents and the school. I don't envy
parents right now at all. Mike from Waymouth, good.

Speaker 9 (51:06):
Morning, Good morning gentlemen. You know, back in the day,
you know, I'm done with Tyler. You know, they fought
it out.

Speaker 12 (51:14):
You went out in the school yard, you had a fight,
and you know, a friends the next day for crying
out loud. You know, in this day and age, it's
like diary of a whimpy kid for crying out loud
with the cheese.

Speaker 9 (51:24):
I mean, you know, I think the school's gone too far.
You know, I think they should be you know, policy
with Okay, now, the parents and this kid should spend
some time together and hatch it out in private. You know,
and none involved the school at all, So he's true.

Speaker 12 (51:41):
You know, they spend some time together. Maybe the two
parents will fight it out instead.

Speaker 4 (51:46):
Oh wow, go god, we have boxing matches in the
gym between the parents, you know, for charity. Yeah, exactly.
I think Mike just gave me the name of my autobiography,
A kid anytime you start off with back in the day,
yet when I was a kid. But Kayla, good morning.

Speaker 13 (52:05):
Good morning.

Speaker 4 (52:06):
What do you think, Kayla?

Speaker 13 (52:09):
Well, two things. One, I think we need more information
what kind of bullying? Like is he beating up the
kids that's disabled or something like what is actually going on?
And two? Why is it so difficult to be nice?
I don't understand why that's.

Speaker 4 (52:27):
The problem because their kids, Yeah, it's always been this way.
But you know, the stance of Dad's letter is like, why.

Speaker 13 (52:33):
Can't I know what is like the person that people
like being around? Because it's probably not.

Speaker 4 (52:42):
Yeah, I don't know. The stance of the letter was like,
why can't my kid do what he wants to do well?
And also it starts at home. It's how you're raising
your kid too well. In the In the email, he
clearly says the kid was teasing he doesn't say bullying,
he says teasing, and then he says teasing. Are so
trying to downplay bullying exactly? This could be Key trying

(53:02):
to downplay the fact that his son is beating the
crap out of the other kid. Or maybe he really
is just teasing it. Maybe it's just kids being kids. Well,
it doesn't have to be physical either. It could just
be a verbal's almost worse. Yes, especially in front of others.
And I mean, I don't know what the age of
this kid is, but when you're a kid, you're so
screwed up. You want acceptance by your peers and all that.

(53:22):
You don't want to be humiliated and embarrassed in front
of everybody. There's so much going on here. It is
a terrible feeling to be humiliated or degraded in front
of another person. Yes, that's not cool. That that that stays,
that lingers almost dam exactly. So I think the school
does have to get involved, all right, and you know,
not only deal with his son, but also the other

(53:44):
kid too, you know. Yeah, but okay, so this is
where the old school guys come in. And you have
that mentality like you know, you gotta your kid has
to stand up for himself, because if they're gonna take
this kind of abuse, now, what happens later on in life?
You're gonna get kicked around, all right, that happens you're
victim blaming that the victim isn't tough enough to deal
with your your your teasing. So if a situation like

(54:06):
this happens at work, what are you gonna you gotta
fight somebody physically at work? Well, you can't do that
at work because then you get fired. Right, But in school,
like you're you're okay, you're becoming a man, right. And
I'm not saying the kid that's teasing is right because
he's not. That's a that's a d bag thing to do.
Leave the kid alone, don't be a jerk. But at
the same time, if you're getting like you have to
have some pushback in your life. You have to be

(54:28):
able to stand up for yourself a little bit. Yes?
Is it like we're just gonna get worse as you
get older.

Speaker 6 (54:32):
Would this dad be happy if his kid came home
with the bloody nose because the kid did finally stand
up for himself, You know what I mean?

Speaker 4 (54:37):
Like, it's crazy. What is this an after school special
All of a sudden, I learned it by watching you.
What do you guys think? Eight seven seven six seven
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It's the Chuck All the Morning Show, Daniel Murr on vacation,
Tyler's your Pelosi's here. A lot of people calling us
and leaving talkbacks for am I the a hole? Today?
We got this situation from Keith his kid. It's gotten
in trouble at school for, as he says, teasing, not bullying,
No teasing another kid, And now the school is talking

(55:23):
about counseling this kid about bullying.

Speaker 13 (55:26):
What have you?

Speaker 4 (55:27):
He says, it seems ridiculous this other kid is overly sensitive.
Back in the day when I was grown exactly that
whole things. So he's thinking, am I the a hole?
For thinking we've gone too far with this stuff? So
Mike from Whitman, what do you think?

Speaker 20 (55:41):
Look if Keith knows that this kid is sensitive, and
Keith knows that his kid is a little pain in
the butt. Maybe he needs to tell his kid to
respect other people, the boundaries and just leave the kid alone.
It sounds when he was a kid too.

Speaker 4 (56:00):
Yeah, No, that's interesting. Yeah, that's a good point. Keith
does come across to somebody who may or may not
have picked on somebody when he.

Speaker 13 (56:07):
Was a kid.

Speaker 4 (56:08):
Do you think Keith has some anger issues? He probably
has a little bit of that going on too. Yeah.
Being named Keith ad from Wallfam Good morning, Why everybody?
What do you think, Eddie? Yeah, well, I always go
out with these whimpy diarrhea kids.

Speaker 19 (56:25):
When I was younger, I got in a fight with
a kid at the playground.

Speaker 9 (56:28):
My father saw and I beat the crap.

Speaker 4 (56:30):
When I came home, my father.

Speaker 10 (56:31):
Gave me a beer.

Speaker 4 (56:36):
See things were much better back then. Things was so
much better. Back then. We had a boiler makeing again,
a lot of beer wasn't and I became a man.
Do you remember what kind of beer was ed? He's gone.
I'm guessing it was like a narrow gance. Yeah, let's
grab some of these talk bags off the free iHeartRadio app.

Speaker 15 (56:58):
Good morning from Webridge, Mont. It's beautifully snowing up.

Speaker 2 (57:02):
Here right now.

Speaker 4 (57:02):
But I just want to let you know that that
guy is not an a hole.

Speaker 15 (57:06):
He should be proud of himself because he's the one
that's speaking up and everybody else in society who wants
to coddle and cuddle these kids and make sure that
they're okay they're are the a holes. I'm in this
guy's ship. We need to toughen our boys up. This
is so ridiculous. We're softening as a society.

Speaker 4 (57:25):
He's not an a hole. I applaud him. Wow, most
women do not take that stance. She's like moaw beaten.
She's bench pressing cows up in Vermont right now. These
kids need mow beatens till they improve. My get cool.
I was bottom of the bread cage.

Speaker 19 (57:41):
I mean, look at me now, I'm awesome.

Speaker 4 (57:43):
But okay, back then, I think the guy that was
doing the season is the a hole. He's doing it
to be a cool kid.

Speaker 13 (57:50):
He's doing it out of the wrong place in his heart.

Speaker 4 (57:54):
He's lashing out. He's insecure. You know, I think that
I'm not a dad, but I think teach respect and
then teach them not to get bullied, I mean, not
get bully, but like teach them to stand up for themselves. Yes,
want respect, give respect, that's great, Tony, but you do
have to teach your kids to respect everybody.

Speaker 6 (58:14):
Yeah, and well you gotta do that first. You don't
like say, oh you do that for this guy that
he didn't respect.

Speaker 4 (58:19):
Yeah, don't have your kid be that kid.

Speaker 16 (58:20):
Dude, You're not the a hole. The kids not the
a hole and being a kid. However, I think you
should give the kids some advice on be.

Speaker 12 (58:28):
Careful who you pick on. My daughter was bullied.

Speaker 16 (58:33):
Until she had enough of it and decided to use
over her karate's raining and the kid dead the face
and broke his notes. Let's just say that ended the
bully and embarrassed him.

Speaker 4 (58:45):
She used.

Speaker 14 (58:47):
Or flex.

Speaker 17 (58:49):
Buddy, you are exactly the type of a hole that
is wrong with society nowadays. Oh my child can do
no wrong, No, no, no, you know the other child's
being so sensitive, buddy, I mean these are children we're
talking about, you know, emotional vulnerable children. Even if your
child was picked on, I bet he would act the
same way, and I bet the other parent would say

(59:10):
the same thing that you're saying now. Yeah, if you
grow up a bit, yeah you got to have a
hard shell, but not now.

Speaker 4 (59:17):
Yeah, And you can't compare yourself to when you grew up.
You can't compare it to now. It's a different time.
It's like people who compare Tom Brady to Joe Montana,
the different errors, different time.

Speaker 6 (59:27):
Letting gasoline back then, you know what I mean. You
can't compare there was asbestos in the walls, the different
that's right.

Speaker 19 (59:33):
Yeah, he is definitely the a hole here. He's also
raising one none of their business on how to raise
this other kid. This other kid's businesses between him and
his parents. Yeah, schools overreact sometimes, but this isn't bad.

Speaker 4 (59:48):
Schools have to protect themselves too. I really want to
know what this kid did to the other kid though. Yeah, like,
what's what was the quote unquote teasing? Hate the word teasing? Yeah,
I think this is Keith's way of softening the blow. Yes,
that's what I got, That's what I get from it.
You know, we need we need to put this to music.

Speaker 21 (01:00:05):
He knows if you've been teasing, he knows if you
get BIGGD, he knows if you've been jugging.

Speaker 4 (01:00:13):
Being so.

Speaker 21 (01:00:14):
Be good for goodness sake. You better not shout, you
better not cry, don't be an a hole. I'm telling
you why.

Speaker 4 (01:00:23):
Chug no Lyns coming in town. Chug no Lens coming
in town. Chug no Lyns coming to town. He's on
the naughty list. Hoping that right out job. Kid all right,

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