December 8, 2025 • 46 mins
Do you make people take off their shows when they enter your home? Or, do you risk letting them bring in all the germs, muck, and whathaveyou, staining your rugs? Chuck and Tyler hear from you in today's "Check In!"
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
From the wzlex catches law dot Com studios.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
It's the download with Danielle.
Speaker 1 (00:06):
On Boston's Classic Rock one twenty seven WCLX Take a Danielle.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
Oh wait, she's on the beach. It's Highland. We haven't
heard from her in a long time. It's eight oh
one pm right now in Thailand. God knows what's going
on there. She probably just finished a fantastic dinner getting
ready to go dance the night away. Two weeks of this, yeah,
my god. Yeah, that's a lot of Vacationing's gonna need
a lot of rest from her vacation when she comes back.
(00:34):
Oh no, when she gets back, it's right back to work.
But we're handling the duties in between. She's on the beach.
We're freezing. Another Arctic blast coming in here today. We
have wind chills in the single digits right now. It's
still fall. It's not gonna get any warmer either. Monday's
highs won't budge be on the twenties. It's gonna be sunny.
(00:55):
Bit of a breeze. Damn, it's cold out there. That
wind this morning was kicking my ass while I was
waiting for the dog to poop yeah. I was like,
come on, dude, are you stressing out the dog giving
out the vibes. She can't handle that, so I just
turn away. But in my mind I'm like, go already,
go squeeze it. Friday, some of the biggest sports celebrities
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got together announced the World Cup games that are gonna
be happening in the United States. Shaq was there, the goat,
Tom Brady, Wayne Gretzky, who cannot pronounce the name of
any country outside of Canada. He butchered everything, every every
single one. You had Eli Manning working in the red
carpet like he's Ryan Seacrest. I didn't quite get that.
Can you stay overexposed? Yes? Yes, he's like he's like
(01:37):
more exposed than Peyton lately. This is of those Jersey mics.
Come now, they're like constant every ten seconds. Can't act either. No,
he sucks, he really is Peyton can he can't. So
we found out what games are coming to the Gillette Stadium,
which is being renamed Boston Stadium for the World Cup.
(01:58):
This that part is ridiculous. They can't have any advertising.
They FIFA owns everything basically with this term, So do
they have to take the Gillette sign down and they'll
probably have to cover it. That's a big sign. That's
a big sign. Yeah, do you really have to cover
that or just make sure it's not shown on TV.
I would think that's the better way to go. You
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needed to do it, just the entire stadium. They got money,
I guess. So first game is Saturday, June thirteenth, Haiti
versus Scotland, and you have to get tickets for it.
I have to get now that I have a Scottish
member of my family, apparently my daughter. You think she's
gonna move back to America. I don't know what if
she meets some scotsman over there and some redheaded guy guy,
(02:41):
one of those guys that throws telephone poles for sport, Hey, destination.
I can't stand a word he's saying, go back to Scotland.
So we got a Haiti at Scotland. We have the
FIFA playoff tournament Iraq Bolivia or Surinam versus Norway, Rocco
versus Scotland, England versus Gona, Norway versus France. It's like,
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who's gonna go to these Everybody from the world wants
to go to these games. You know when we were
reading this last hour, I passed over Suranam. Yeah, for
two reasons. One, I don't know how to pronounce it.
Where is it? Where is it? I think it is? Yeah,
I think it is. I've never heard of it. So
if you didn't get tickets, you have to sign up
and create a FIFA ID on the website, follow the
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sign up procedures. Good luck with that. But if you
have a house or an apartment or a condo anywhere
near Gillette, probably within one hundred miles, I would think,
because people are so crazy, but making games ten gis
right now, and this is early. Rentals are going for
eleven forty seven, so I don't know if that's for
the week or a couple of days. Now, that's probably
(03:47):
for a week, but this is really early. These are
gonna go way way up. Yeah, thousands. That could be cool.
You can make some bank man's money. You don't know
who's gonna stay in your place. It's probably gonna get
trashed and things will get stolen. Get whatever. You gotta
buy a new toilet seat after they move out through
uh starting today through December twenty second service on the
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Green Line suspend it between North Station and Babcock Street
on the B branch, North Station and Kemore on the
C and D and between North Station and Heath Street
on the E branch. Wow, what's that all about? They
have to fix stuff in the tunnels that have been
kind of broken for a long time. I heard some
of the stuff they're working on is like one hundred
and thirty years old. Oh really, Yeah, that's gonna take.
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Like don the wooden boxes that carry the wires across
the top. They gotta clean those all up, put up
new ones and what have you. All Right, well, good
luck been around for a while. Yeah, gotta make sure
you're up on all of that stuff. All right, let's
get into sports.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
Seven seconds of sports with Tyler.
Speaker 2 (04:48):
All right, one final time, how about all what do
you hear? What do you say to the legend number
thirty three? Larry Bird? Larry Bird, Happy belated birthday turned
sixty nine, Yes today sixty nine. Hic from French lick
back is Remember we used to have to lay down
and stretch out his back on the floor. Well that's
when you know, before load management and all this stuff.
(05:10):
That's when they played eighty two games and they played
when they couldn't stand up straight. They were men. Can't
be much better. No, I'm sure he's not doing it. Well,
let's talk about the current day. Boston Celtics. Jalen Brown
scored thirty Derek White twenty seven. Celtics beat the Raptors
yesterday one twenty one, one thirteen in Toronto. But man,
they didn't make it easy on themselves. They blew a
(05:30):
twenty three point lead in the second half. Toronto went
on a thirty four to ten run over a ten
minute stretch. That was bad. I was watching that, like,
come on, what is going on? Gave up? They just
hit the foot off the gas. They take their felley
stop with that already, just when you got him, put
your freaking foot on there. Yeah, all right. They won
fifth straight, seventh of the last eight. They went from
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tenth to third place in the East of the last
two weeks. That's pretty good. They get a few days
off and then they played the Bucks in Milwaukee on Thursday.
Charlie McAvoy has spoken words in public for the first
time since taking one hundred mile an hour puck right
to the chin. Here's what he had to say.
Speaker 4 (06:11):
I knew so we were in trouble there, You don't
really I never taken one before, but you don't.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Take a slapshot to the john. Yeah, I knew right away.
I was in some trouble when that happens. Head athletic
trainer Dustin Stuck, along with a couple other players. We're
trying to locate his teeth in the pool of blood
on the ice. They were fishing out his teeth. He's
got a linear fracture and displacement in his jaw, several
(06:39):
missing teeth. He's still living by the blender. Yes, I
think he's gonna be for a while. He lost twenty man,
that's an injury. Oh my god, I can't believe. I
can't even what's your mental capacity coming back after that?
Being back out on the ice where bucks are flying around.
I don't know.
Speaker 5 (06:59):
Yeah, does here a full face shield helmet though, with
the full plastic.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Or he's just a helmet now, just a helmet nobody
really wears school. Not many people wear those face shields anymore.
You see him, just see him the eyes, Yeah, yeah,
it doesn't. It only kind of goes down to the nose,
doesn't It doesn't prevent taking one in the chin. Oh,
my god, he still has weeks of blender activity going on. Yeah,
so I don't know if he's going to be back
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anytime soon. Now they say he looks really skinny. Yeah,
he's like I said, he lost twenty. That's a lot.
The Pats had the bye week. So let's run through
a quick list of highlights from Week fourteen in the NFL.
You want to talk about injuries, A couple of huge ones. Yesterday,
Colts lost their quarterback Daniel Jones, having a great season,
suffered a season ending achilles tear. They go, the Colts,
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They go, the Colts, is right, zach Ertz. This is
the injury of the season as far as I'm concerned.
You still haven't watched the hit yet. No I haven't you.
I'm not saying you have to see it, but just
to understand what I've been talking about all morning, he
the I think it was a cornerback of whatever. Just
dole Rate right headfirst into his legs and his leg
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it goes backwards, bent in a way that the leg
is not supposed to bend, so they believe it's a
torn acl I gotta be honest to me, look like
a career ender, o it? Was bad. Where did you
get your medical degree? Doctor? If you see this, you'll
become doctor Nolan real quick. Trust me what I tell you.
The Chiefs lost to the Texans last night. That's a
(08:25):
fantastic thing. Drops them to six and seven. Ends their
run of nine consecutive AFC West titles and a twelve
year playoff streak because they only have a twelve percent
chance of making the playoffs. Yeah, but Mahomes is the goat, right,
that's too bad. The Bills scored three touchdowns on a
fourth quarter comeback to beat the Bengals. They're now two
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games behind the Pats in the AFC East. Big matchup
here at Gillette on Sunday, The Packers edged out the
Bears with an end zone pick of Caleb Williams with
twenty two seconds left in the game to take over
first place in the AFC North. And the best news
of the day. This is just I love. This puts
a big smile on my face. The New York Jets
playoff route now stretches to fifteen straight years. This is amazing.
(09:11):
It's amazing. It's just so the Chiefs suck and the
Jets suck. That's pretty good, all right. That's sports. I'm
Tyler and this the Chuck Noll the Morning Show on ZX.
Let's get ready for the challenge. Classic Rock Challenge Part two.
Montley Crue is coming to the Exfinity Center August first.
Remember that farewell tour that they did several years ago,
(09:33):
Well they're back again again. Not so long farewell. They
even doing farewell tours for the last twenty years they have.
So they're at the Exfinity Center August first week. Got
you diickets, but you have to earn them. And how
do you earn them? Pelosi Today, it's a five and
five for this challenge. Five and five, five songs, five seconds.
You gotta give us three title and artists. Very simple
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and you have to be exact. That's turned into it
for some reason for some people. All right, eight seven
seven six seven, one hundred point seven, let's go. Classic
Rock Challenge is next from ZLX.
Speaker 1 (10:11):
Now it's Chucks Challenge.
Speaker 3 (10:15):
One hundred point seven w ZLX.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
This is our version of the World Cup. Okay, the
Classic Rock Challenge. Yes, we got tickets for Motley Crewe, good,
good good. They're gonna be at the Xfindey Center August first.
How did you leave out the opening acts, say it Extreme,
Boston's Own and Tesla. Are you gonna go? Probably? Yeah?
If you go when Extreme comes off the stage, do
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you leave or do you stay for Motley Crue. I'll
hang out with the crew for a while for a
while because I want to see John five play guitar
in person. I've never seen him playgafore all right, yeah,
all right, he's a riffer. So and Vince's voice, you
know what. I'm gonna go talk to the sound guy.
See if you can turn him down a little bit.
Maybe he'll rally. He could rally, all right, Okay, seven
seven six, seven hundred point seven. If you'd like to
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win your way in, we are playing five in five.
Pelosi's put together five songs in five seconds. It must
by rapidly. That's why you only have to get three
of them. Give us the titles of three songs and
the artists exactly as they are meant to be said,
and they'll take it to Oh excuse me, those ticket
(11:23):
to yours choking up over here. I'm so excited about this.
Good morning Nick from Hangham. How you doing not bad?
How are you excellent? Thank you, as I said, congratulations
you're in the pole position. You're going first. Very exciting.
So let's get that first. Listen of our five, yes,
five and five. Oh, I could make out at least
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three I could. This is one of Pelosi's easier ones. Wow,
I think Nick, I'm going to play for you again.
Oh I hear even more now, Yeah.
Speaker 6 (12:04):
All right, listening through the phone, you definitely gets the
very last one Back in.
Speaker 7 (12:13):
Black by a.
Speaker 2 (12:16):
Shot down. Go on, you out there anyway, out.
Speaker 7 (12:22):
There, anyway you can run through it one more.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
Time, one more time?
Speaker 7 (12:25):
He said, there it is, all right, yeah, back at Black.
Speaker 8 (12:36):
That's the only one I can really pull.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
Out of that. All right, all right, cry nice try
all right, starts a good start. Jay from Brockton, How
you doing, Jay? Hey?
Speaker 6 (12:48):
How you doing?
Speaker 2 (12:49):
All right? You ready for this?
Speaker 4 (12:53):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (12:54):
All right? You sure a business? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (12:59):
Can I hear it? One?
Speaker 2 (13:00):
I ask you?
Speaker 7 (13:00):
All right, here we go? Oh come on, Jay, come
on back in Black a CBC.
Speaker 6 (13:14):
There's a Christmas song.
Speaker 2 (13:16):
Singing. You can't sing. No, no, my fingers on the cheating.
Speaker 7 (13:23):
I'm sorry, boom bom bomb God.
Speaker 2 (13:30):
All right, all right, okay, nice Good morning Matt from Georgetown.
Speaker 7 (13:37):
Good morning everyone.
Speaker 2 (13:38):
How you doing today?
Speaker 6 (13:40):
I'm doing.
Speaker 2 (13:40):
Okay, are you taking Monday off or you going in?
What's going on?
Speaker 7 (13:45):
I'm off, I'm off on Monday. Focus on the priving
going on. I'm all right, everything's.
Speaker 2 (13:54):
Good, Everything all right. I'm gonna play for you again. Yeah,
here we go. It's all yours, mad I'm wondering if
there's some trickery because I recognize the Christmas song and
I know there's a rocker that has a version of
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that song. I don't know if that's his version.
Speaker 6 (14:17):
Of the original.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
Okay, well, let's see. I'll start with the given uh
back in black and Uh, and then i'll say little drubbery.
Speaker 7 (14:31):
By Bing Crosbie and David Bowie. I'll go out to
them and then.
Speaker 6 (14:42):
Set boy the last one.
Speaker 7 (14:45):
I'm having a little more of Come on.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
Man, we're dragging me across. One more time. When you've
guessed that you're in the middle of your guests, one
more come on? Okay, all right, sometime I'm running out.
TikTok okay, I give up.
Speaker 5 (15:04):
Oh oh my goodness.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Come on, you were there.
Speaker 7 (15:10):
Good bye.
Speaker 2 (15:11):
That was a good effort. I gotta say that was
a great effort. Patrick from Newbury. Everything has been set
up for you. Everybody's giving you stuff. Can you tell me?
I think so a CDC back in black, Dude looks
like a lady, Aerosmith.
Speaker 6 (15:31):
We're not gonna take it, twist and sister.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Our fleet, sweet nice job, dude, parentheses looks like a lady.
Close parentheses, Errol Smith. I don't have to open close
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the parents. That's a given. He could have just said
dude and he would have been fine.
Speaker 5 (16:03):
I don't think anyone's ever done it, dude, And I
was thinking, so, I'm gonna try it. They're gonna test you.
I can't keep tracking these rules anymore. They keep changing.
Speaker 2 (16:10):
Well, I gotta give Patrick extraly pause.
Speaker 7 (16:14):
You did this, looks like a lady.
Speaker 2 (16:16):
Yeah, Yeah, that was good. I can't believe you got twisted, sister.
I thought that was the hardest.
Speaker 9 (16:20):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
You could barely hear that little drummer boy from being
crossing with David Boy and no run to you from
Brian Adams. We're not going to take your twisted sister
back in black ac DC. Nice job. We had to go. Dude.
You are going to be at Motley Crue at the
Infinity Center August first as our champion in the Classic
Rock Challenge. Congratulations, thank you so much. You are welcome.
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You earned it nicely done with Extreme and Tesla Stop
believing all right with Extreme and Tesla No.
Speaker 10 (16:49):
No.
Speaker 2 (16:50):
Eight seven seven six seven, one hundred point seven. We
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Speaker 1 (17:01):
It's time to check in, weird Chuck.
Speaker 3 (17:05):
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Speaker 2 (17:11):
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to us, all right for our check in today, since
the weather's turning crappy more frightful, as they sang in
the song, when you go into your house, you're starting
to track stuff in there, all right. It's not like
the summer. You can be walking around shoes barefoot, whatever.
You're dragging in stuff from outside. It's stuck to the
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bottom of your shoes, snow, sand, sawds, mud, dirty dog
droppings because nobody wants to pick up the dog poop
in the winter. It's okay, it's in the snow, all right.
There's a lot of salt out there once they I mean,
my neighborhood is loaded with rock salt right now. Oh yeah,
because of one day of cold and when did it.
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I don't know if well, my town does this. I
don't know if the city does this. But the rock
cell now is humongous, giant, absolute crystals. They're huge, like
I have to carry my dog around and can't walk up.
Ours have like a greenish huge like they're dropping emeralds,
the ones they do in my neighborhood, and either the
ones that are they look like crystal meth. They're like
either the clear ones or the purple ones. They're like
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they're like they're like they look like huge like dice.
They're huge. I don't know how you can walk your
dog across those, don't I jagged last winter. I spent
most of the winter just picking her up and carrying
her across the street. Welcome to salt talk, Yes, exactly, Well, yeah,
it gets pulverized. You cross the street, it's all crushed there.
You're dragging it inside her shoes? Yep, yep, so are
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checking for today? Do you make people take off their
shoes when they go into your place? No? Absolutely better
believe it the court. Do you do I take off
my own shoes? Why should have let somebody else walk
in with their shoes? No, don't schedule. I'll take my
shoes off when I get into the bedroom, and then
I'll walk around just like in my socks or something.
Speaker 5 (19:23):
But yeah, just if I have my shoes on in
my house, I'm not gonna freak out and take them
off if I came in and realized I still had them.
Speaker 2 (19:29):
All what if you got slop all over your shoes?
Then what do you do if I do? If I'm
like in the backyard or something and the snow and
the slop and that crap, yeah, I'll take it off.
I think I have crap on the bottom of it.
But like today, for example, so you came to work,
you're not walking in anything crazy. You're gonna go to
the garage, You're gonna drive home, you needna go in
the house. Are gonna be basically okay? You're still gonna
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keep those shoes on. Yes, you're animal. Why you're an animal?
How is that an animal? Shows aren't meant to be
Take them off. We used to live in caves. We
we we are not cave people. See this is what
I know what this is though, This is Tyler coming
from the old school Italians that had the plastic on
the furniture. You didn't even use the furniture in the house,
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never mind wearing your shoes in the house. My grandmother
used to wash the backstairs of the house. Don't even
used Washington and he's scrubbing them and putting brown paper down.
Not only do you have plastic on the furniture, you
have the plastic on the lampshade too. All right, We
luckily I didn't have the plastic on the on the furniture.
Family a right. But from that era though, But Pelosi,
you understand I had the washed the driveway family. How
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much water did your family use? My grand my both
my grandfathers would hose down the driveway sidewalk. Used to
do that moniacally when I was growing up. Hated a
dirty driveway. Just the hose going from side to side,
moving down. You wonder why I'm the way I am.
This makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 6 (20:55):
Now.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
My father didn't do that, but my my grandfathers did,
And I just used to make me screen the gum
off the sidewalk. Yes, yes, yes, I had a neighbor
swept the street all the time in front of their house.
You gotta do that. You gotta strip the gun shows.
This is all crazy stuff. This is all crazy stuff.
What are you doing? My grandfather building a kid in
the neighborhood once because he spit in the driveway. Don't
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spit in your own driveway. We're going to track that
in the house. Well, that's it. That's the thing is.
It's burned in my brain now that whatever makes sense.
Now he's gonna end up in my house. Or take
the shoes off. I hate though, if you get invited somewhere,
if you can do a dinner party and like everyone
takes and there's a big stinky pile of shoes next
to the doors, you can't do it. We're all here.
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It catches your eye right away.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
Did you ever see anyone and goodfellas take their shoes
off going into a party or a house?
Speaker 2 (21:46):
Onceangsters, they could do whatever they want. You walk in
someone's house and they have the gleaming hardwood floors, it's
like a mirror like, Oh, I'm gonna take if that's
what you want. Listen, if Roberts shows up to my house,
you can walk around with the shoes off our check in. Hey,
use do you make people take off their shoes when
they enter your your house, your apartment, your condo, No
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matter this season, no matter, this season, doesn't matter. It's
just a general Wait.
Speaker 5 (22:11):
A minute, if they wear flip flops and their barefoot
you want them bare feet on your heart?
Speaker 2 (22:16):
No, take them off? Got that crusty too. I'm saying,
what if they're not wearing socks, I'd rather have that
than their shoes. You would get like a fungus toenail.
Speaker 5 (22:25):
If they got jack to little dance footprints on the
hard objective feet.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
And then reading flip flops, then you can just turn
around and go, oh my god, I'm going to pass out.
Eight seven seven six one seven one hundred point seven.
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what do you say? The check in which Chuck w
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z LX. This took a.
Speaker 11 (22:57):
Turn just talking about you know, now there's a lot
of frozen matters stuck to the ground out there, so
you're dragging that stuff into your house.
Speaker 2 (23:10):
And I think you came up with this last week.
We were talking about this, and I forgot how it
came up. It came up in conversation. But of course
you took the stand like, of course you take your shoes.
It's not even a question. It's do you have like
a tray or something people put their shoes in. I
have a mat right by the door, big giant match.
Put them right there. So if you got snow and
ice all over your shoes, you just go right on
the mat and make people disrobe at your house. Do
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you ask them or they take the message just looking
down like, oh, there's a mat right here. It's real simple.
You don't want to take your shoes off, Go home, seriously,
go home. You wouldn't let somebody in if they didn't
take their shoes. You're nasty shoes tracking whatever inside my dwelling.
What if I'd like to wear the same paras socks
for like two weeks, Well then we have to have
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a different conversation, and we got to call a wife.
He's he's like a little.
Speaker 5 (23:58):
Like a like a wet wipe on the ball Remy's
little feet. When she comes in, I clean her feet. Yeah,
I didn't want to know that.
Speaker 2 (24:05):
A little towel and just wipe because she gets he
gets grapple over it and she jumps her big thing
is being on the couch of the bed. I don't
want to get that on the blanket. I want to
get mud on my blanket. So check in. Wait, you
do you make people take off their shoes when they
come to your house, your part and your condo right
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at the door the front door. Oh yeah, you guys
doing so? Come on, the Pats game is about to start.
Oh wait a second, stand there awkwardly and try to
unlace your shoes standing up and try and take them
off standing up your while you're holding a big thing
full of wings and you got beverages, and hold on,
I gotta take my shoes off. I'll hold the wings,
kick off the shoes, get out of here. I don't
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make anybody do that at my house, and I'll tell
you why. Also, we had kids grow up in that house.
We've had so many pets in that house. Those hardwood floors,
but absolutely destroyed by all of that. Yeah, well that's
why my it was fantastic. That's what it is, isn't it.
Those mirror like floors, you could eat off them, looked
like shiny shoes. Fantastic. I had a guy come on
(25:08):
Friday to talk about putting a heat pump in my place.
All right, first thing he did, he walks through the doors.
He took out those little blue coverings. He says, I'm
gonna put these on my shoes and say, you don't have
to do that. No, I do this, Fay. That's a
gentleman right there. It was cool.
Speaker 5 (25:23):
It's a general you know what I could see, Tyler.
If you hand out those little blue footy things, I'd
put those.
Speaker 6 (25:27):
Over my shoes.
Speaker 2 (25:28):
But I'm not taking my shoe off like we're in
the we're in surgery.
Speaker 6 (25:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:35):
You say any season too, You say it the summer,
not just in the crappy weather. Time off off, get
your fat and you would You would be okay with
a barefoot on a hardwood floor. Again, if you had
like stank feet or something was I noticed? How do
you pass the test? Is there a smell test? It?
Wearing flip flops that I see to their feet of funky.
(25:56):
Then we're gonna start.
Speaker 5 (25:57):
Wit in Tarantino over here looking at people's feet. What
if they got the great toenails, the thick pinky toe.
Chris from Brighton, good morning.
Speaker 6 (26:07):
Hey, good morning, love the show, guys. So I don't
make people take off their shoes when they come in
the house. I mean, if I'm hosting, I'm the host
and I'm there to, you know, make my guests feel
comfortable and if they want to take them off, the
grate if not. But I always take off my shoes winter, summer, whenever,
(26:28):
and my kids always take off their shoes when they
come in the house. Just have it. My wife doesn't,
and it drives me up the wall. And she comes
from this old school Italian house where it was always
shoes off, always shoes off. But she just stumps around
in her dirty shoes. All that. I call her puddles
(26:48):
because of its raining apple puddles everywhere in the house.
Speaker 2 (26:51):
Puddles. That's great. So when you go to somebody else's house,
do you take your shoes off without being asked?
Speaker 6 (26:57):
No? No, I don't you know. I'll read the room,
you know, But no, I won't smell the room. And
you know what, I would rather have somebody's bare feet
or dirty socks than their shoes because just google how
much fecal matter people have on the bottoms of their shoes.
Speaker 2 (27:17):
You know this is going to be a fecal free Monday.
And all of a sudden, there it is. It's out there.
Speaker 6 (27:21):
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to take that turn.
Speaker 2 (27:24):
Chris is on point with all of this.
Speaker 5 (27:26):
No, but not a point, which is you don't want
an adult party smelling like the chuck e cheese with
all the bare feet, you know what I mean, all
the sock the socked foot Your whole house is everyone
with the sock.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
Feet there the wet side. What about the wet sa
especially hanging around with they got steaky feet. No, you're coming,
it's wintery.
Speaker 5 (27:42):
You said you're trudging through the ice and snow, right,
and then your fate it's gonna be a little damp,
and all those feet in there with that dampness, it's
gonna be like, it's gonna gonna be.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
Like a chuck e Cheese spot. You don't want that
in grown party. I'd rather have that than crap all
over my floor. No, because you can quickly mop what
everyone leaves you mop up and that's it. It's all.
I can smell that wet sock right now. All that
that is not pleasant. No pizza, Let's grab a let's
grab a dog. Back here, off the free iHeartRadio app
Tim from South Boston just for today.
Speaker 4 (28:11):
I live in a community of men in the ship
had living house, and taking your shoes off is I mean,
leaving your shoes on doesn't really matter. When I grew up,
taking your hat off in the house was like one
of the main things from my grandmother. Pretty cool to
think about. Now today I gotta worry about tripping on
(28:32):
the sidewalk that all.
Speaker 2 (28:34):
Don't want any of that stuff. I got kind of
lost there. So does he take the shoes off? Do
we have a verdict that the hat thing is funny
that he brought that up to this day? My mom
still every time I walk in.
Speaker 10 (28:49):
Take your hat off. You have such beautiful hair. Really,
I can't stay with it. That's why all the ball
plays a ball. They wear the hats all the time.
Take it off.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
We're not selling hot dogs in here. Take your hat off,
no shoes, no, no no service. That's your rule. That's
the rule. Get them off. I don't want your shoes
in my house. If I'm wearing like the oj Bruno
Maglio really expensive shoes, leave take them off. Actually when
(29:20):
you get like when you get home, so you leave
your shoes on, like you just walk around the house,
No problem. Don't you feel so much Do you feel
so much better when you take your shoes.
Speaker 6 (29:29):
I do.
Speaker 2 (29:30):
That's why I'll take them off when I go into
the bedroom. Yeah, then I'll walk around just socks so
people do feel good. I'm making my guests feel comfortable.
You get to walk around bit you know that's uncomfortable.
I don't want to be that comfortable in your house. Yeah,
but you're wear back. Maybe they don't feel comfortab maybe
they have Oh I wore those socks with a hole
in it. Oh I don't want them to see it
exactly exactly right, mismatched pair. I'm just saying, get it
(29:52):
together and we'll have proper footwear, wear socks that don't
have holes and don't have smelly You know, is you
just make people feel uncomfortable. Nio showed up with mismatch socks,
would you let him be there?
Speaker 3 (30:06):
For?
Speaker 2 (30:06):
We can't socks and missmatch as long as his feeder clean.
Oh my god, smell here, what's the matter with you?
Speaker 3 (30:14):
Smatter with.
Speaker 2 (30:17):
It's the boys from ZLX Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Danielle
More on vacation, Far far away, very far away, Tyler's here,
Pelosi's here. You've been talking about how we have our
second Arctic blast moving through today. It's going to be
cold as a fill in the blank, yep, all day today.
And I don't know if Danielle heard that over in Thailand,
(30:40):
which is a twelve hour difference. It's eight fifty two
pm there right now, just listening to the to the broadcast.
I think on the free iHeartRadio app. I think checking
up on us it works out there, because she just
posted this comment. I am fully aware that this is
a complete, a whole thing to say, given how cold
it is at home. But I am so tired of
putting on sunscreen and then, oh, poor you, Danielle, poor you.
(31:06):
We could have a radiothon for oh we should, we
should get a GoFundMe. Oh, it's not so exhausted. I'm
putting on sunscrews. Hey, we have a brand new.
Speaker 12 (31:19):
Featureency Yes, this is Jesus Christ, and I just broke
into the pizza hut.
Speaker 6 (31:25):
I broke the window and I'm here, Jesus here. Now
he's back to earth.
Speaker 7 (31:30):
Your community does not have nine one one.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Pose the emergency numbers in your area by each phone.
Have teach your children how to use them.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
Check No One Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
No, you got the wrong number. This is nine one.
It's our nine one one update. We've got a couple here.
We got a couple here, So we decide, hey, let's
make a feature out of this. Why not? This could
become a regular thing, and it gives our producer Jack
an excuse to make a fancy new interest. That was
very funny. It was very funny. So we're going to
(32:00):
start off here with a nervously giggling Pennsylvania and McDonald's
manager reporting that alleged United Healthcare assass in Luigi Mangioni
might be in the in the restaurant. So she h,
she called nine to one one and she says.
Speaker 9 (32:15):
Player one, what is the address of your emergency. It's
not really an emergency. I just I'm a manager at
Slankbrove McDonald's out here in the boulevard, okay, and I
have a customer here that some other customers were suspicious
of that he looks like the CEO shooter from New York, okay,
and so they're just really upset and they're like coming
(32:38):
to me, and I was like, well, I can't approach film,
you know.
Speaker 6 (32:41):
No, of course not.
Speaker 9 (32:42):
Is this individual still there? Yeah, she's fill in the
back of our lobby by the bathroom. He's wearing a
black sweater jacket with a medical mass and a tan
khaki colored like being white man.
Speaker 7 (32:57):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (32:58):
Well he has this.
Speaker 9 (32:59):
Beanie pulled down, so the only thing he can see
is his eyebrows. Because I tried to google it, I
could try to calm them down a little bit, and
I'm like, guys, it's kind of hard to tell with
his eyes and his eyebrows. I was like, I don't
know what to do with your guy.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
Nae the eyebrows give him away. Dude, I get it.
I got the Luigi Mangioni eyebrows too. I couldn't hide
from anybody with these things. Do in the brow, No,
but I'd make sure I'd pluck in the middle though,
to keep it. You do, don't you? You clean it up? Yeah?
And I'm not going Bert from Sesame Street. No one, No,
(33:34):
but I get it.
Speaker 8 (33:35):
Man.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
Those eyebrows, they are distinctive. That was his telltale, yeah signal,
get his hat down and a medical mask on, and
she still knew it was him because of the unibrow.
It's amazing. It is amazing. In a McDonald's in Pennsylvania. Yeah,
nowhere near New York City.
Speaker 7 (33:51):
All right.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Our next call here is about Tara Reid, a couple
of weeks ago, weird story, crazy all from the Double
Tree Hotel near O'Hare Airport in Chicago, where she just
became a mess, an absolute mess. And she says she
got up to go to the bathroom and her drink
was spiked, so it affected her and anyone else. They
looked at the tapes and stuff like, I don't think
(34:14):
so cops checked it out. No foul play. I mean
they took her out of their first in a wheelchair,
which she slid out of and then she had to
go out on a stretcher. Here's the ninety one one call.
Speaker 12 (34:25):
We have a guest here that is really inebriated and
she needs to help from the hospital. She can barely stand,
she can barely sit in a wheelchair. She's not responding.
Sometimes she's giving a response to everybody's checked in, everybody's said,
(34:45):
Miss Reid, miss Read.
Speaker 2 (34:48):
Guess she's whacked up.
Speaker 12 (34:55):
She's a celebrity, just so you know, celebrity.
Speaker 2 (35:00):
Yeah, she sounds so excited. Yeah she is. Well, she's
a former Taylor. She dated Tom Brady. Apparently she went
out with Brady and some Patriots one night. Our old
friend Ted Johnson told that story last year. Yeah, and
(35:22):
she was. She was having a good time. But she's
sliding out of a wheelchair. Apparently she was sloppy, happy drunk.
If you can be both. She's a hot mess. She
has been a hot mess for a long time. Let's
let's hope she has the strength to get it together. Absolutely.
Of course, let's just remember what a hot star she was.
(35:43):
Oh my god, are you kidding me? Who was that movie?
American Pie? I believe so? Yeah, she was it. All right,
that's our first chapter of nine calls. What will we
do next? I'm sure there's gonna be a lot of
material coming in.
Speaker 3 (36:00):
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Speaker 1 (36:05):
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Speaker 2 (36:11):
Big weekend in Detroit, especially on Russell Street where they
unveiled the thirty five hundred pound bronze sculpture of robocoph.
I saw, Yeah, what a weird thing. It looks so cool,
so bizarre? Would it looks so cool?
Speaker 6 (36:28):
That is?
Speaker 2 (36:29):
Yeah, that think was crazy. He deserves the statue. I'd
buy that for a dollar. Yes, he had a cop
turned cyborg who basically saved the city of Detroit from
hoodlums and the Evil Corporation. Give him a statue. Movies
ever made? Yes, Yeah, the first one. Just the first one,
Just the first That's it. Oh my god, that's it.
(36:50):
No more, it's a little bloated to the later ones.
We have the story of how expensive it is to
live in the city of Boston and Massachusetts in general.
Many many people, many people are unhappy, yes, about the
cost of living around here. We'll break down the numbers
coming up from Boston's classic rock ZLX.
Speaker 1 (37:09):
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a single second of it. Listen to the full show
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Speaker 3 (37:18):
One seven WZLX Bustin's classic rock.
Speaker 2 (37:24):
You know, I love living out Suburbia Metro West. Great
place out there, great place to raise kids, would have
your kids have grown up, starting their own lives. We
are constantly looking at getting back into the city because
we used to have a great place in the South End.
Loved living in the city. It's not the place we
go back up blasted to death with the show. There
was a shotgun homicide on my front steps. So aside
(37:46):
from that, it was a great, great place. Charles Bronson
lived next door exactly, just got random violence. That's all
that happens in any city at all. Living next door
to Rambo. I would love to move back to the city.
I'm on Zillo all the time, just like, yeah, we'll
get ready for the new tax hikes. Those are coming.
There are tax hikes coming. It's true. Real estate prices
(38:08):
before to that thirteen percent increase. I think you want
to make a statement here, go ahead, No, I'm just
saying I can't wait. I love paying more taxes, Okay,
I enjoy it. It's a good time. Well because companies,
so many companies moved out of the city because people
aren't going to work as much anymore. So there's not
a These companies aren't getting taxed, so they gonna pass
it along to people who actually live here. That's not
(38:30):
the only reason, not the only reason, but it's a
big part of it. The big difference these days, right
out of the pages of the Boston Globe here is this,
we're only here until ten o'clock. The mayor and the
and the developers are not exactly on the same page
like they used to be. Okay, they have different agendas.
(38:51):
So not a lot of development anymore in the city.
And people are working from home. That's not it is true,
not a lot of people well, because people are working
from home home, so there's not companies opening up offices
and stuff down on State Street are now empty. They're empty. Yeah,
so there's no tax coming in from those. Yeah, so
(39:11):
I got to pay now.
Speaker 5 (39:12):
Well, but those guys are getting taxed. They're getting tax
right offs the people that own the empty apartment, the buildings,
they're still getting a deal by having those buildings, even
if they're empty.
Speaker 2 (39:22):
Were they going to get taxed too? Not as much.
I'm always on Zillow looking for to come back in here,
and I see that the average rent in Boston has
gone down for the first time since twenty twenty one,
according to a Bloomberg report, but it's still for one bedroom.
It's still over three thousand dollars, which is crazy. It's
(39:43):
just for a one bedroom. That's insane. So expensive to
live here. God, I think when we had we had
like a two bedroom, two floor place in the South
End with a garden out back. Was there a spiral staircase,
No spiral staircase, paying like thirty two hundred at the time. Now,
I can't imagine what that.
Speaker 5 (40:04):
Would go Back then that's wild. You were paying thirty
hundred then, yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 2 (40:09):
Oh dude, you know it was nice. Nice, it's m M.
Might marry a rich woman.
Speaker 5 (40:16):
Oh gees, there are trappings.
Speaker 2 (40:20):
So now there's a brand new study out where people
say one in three voters say they have considered leaving
Massachusetts even if they want to stay, just because it's
outrageously expensive. It is expensive to live.
Speaker 5 (40:33):
Just so true, you're not really from Massachusetts unless you
complain about leaving, contests a SUFFOC University Boston Globe poll.
Speaker 2 (40:43):
Thirty seven percent of those poles say inflation and the
cost of living is the greatest economic concern. A quarter
of the voters in the poll listed healthcare costs as
their top worry, with housing affordability it's seventeen percent. Taxes
at ten percent, also ranking eye. It's just damnic Benson.
It ain't cheap. What do you do? Though? I know?
(41:04):
The thing is, what do you do? We love living here.
I got a great city, great city, sports teams, great restaurants.
You got the beaches, you got the mountains. We have
six degrees in the fall. It's as you have state
liquor stores just over the border in New Hampshire. Sure
got it all. That's how you make tax revenues. But
it's so damn expensive. But I got to tell you,
(41:26):
when I lived for a couple of years in Miami,
I thought I would absolutely love it. This is going
to be great. You got to get out of there.
I had to come back here after a couple of years.
I couldn't take it. Oh you will live in the
Miami lifestyle. Oh my god, I was. You were partying
like there was no tomorrow. We don't have to get
into the details. You would just live in that life.
But the weather was great, the Everglades were great, The
beaches were great. But aside from that, No, it's just
(41:48):
a different feeling here, the people here, it's totally different. Yes,
my parents moved down there years ago, and I remember
going there for Christmas every year. I'm just sitting by
the pool and I'm like, this doesn't feel right. What
is it? I felt the same way. I need to
be freezing my ass off right now because it's not
Christmas if I'm not. I had a beautiful apartment complex
on the beach with a pool. It had everything I
(42:08):
could possibly want. But I would sit by the pill
and be like, it doesn't feel right, but you don't
know what it is. I think I should get used
to it. I think I could get used to it now,
could you? After all these years of freezing my hes
up every winter, especially this morning, all getting jung in
the head by twenty mile an hour winds feeling like
two degrees, I'm like, yes, the beach sounds pretty good
(42:29):
right about now. I'm going back on zillout.
Speaker 1 (42:32):
From the WSLEX catches law dot Com Studios, The Chuck
Nolan Morning Show wants to hear from.
Speaker 3 (42:38):
You Good eight seven six seven one hundred point seven
Boston's classic.
Speaker 2 (42:45):
Rock we're entering that panicky time of the year when
if you haven't used your vacation time, you gotta use
it or lose it. Oh yeah, so you gotta cram in.
Oh I gotta take some time off. So it's the
last couple of weeks of the year. A lot of
people gotta be goofing off. But it's the worst time
on Monday Tuesday, by the way, there it is. It's
the worst kind of vacation because it's the unplanned vacation,
(43:08):
which means you're gonna be hanging around the house doing crap,
fixing up the house, whatever you have to do. Well,
you're off next week. What are you doing? That's what
I'm talking about. Exactly, wash the driveway exactly what I'm
gonna hose off the driveway for a week. Then I'll
be back. We get caught on the way coming up
(43:30):
with a one hundred point seven minute commercial free Classic
Rock Walking ten on CLX. Just when you think this
show is terrible, something wonderful happens.
Speaker 4 (43:39):
What it is, well, a lot of things great.
Speaker 2 (43:48):
Are you serious? Some people are over compensating what they're horn.
You want to talk about it on the air, You
want to talk about it off the air. Do you
want to go yell at our boss. Let's move on
the Chuck Nolan Morning Show. There will be no on
cours Man. Time flies on a Monday, Yeah it does.
The weeks have been going by so fast leaving, have
(44:09):
they have they? I feel like they have some weeks. Yeah,
last week did. It's just not the same without Danielle here.
You know, I know it's a boys club. It's a
boys club. You're just yelling at you about something I've enjoyed.
I've enjoyed not having that. They listeners have no idea
how much she yells at you when the music is playing.
(44:30):
But I need a good spanking sometimes, so easy back
next week to observe this. Yes, it's crazy to give
me crap, but hey, remember, no matter where you go,
you can catch the show on the free iHeartRadio app.
We have listeners all over.
Speaker 8 (44:44):
Yeah, guys, I'm listening to you from Sligo in Ireland
along the Garabougue River. Sounds good this morning. Sounds like
I'm missing out on some opportunities there, but I was
always the next time you guys have a ground slancha.
Speaker 2 (45:04):
The Irish toasts who live from Ireland. I like it.
I would like Galway. Galway be cool a spot. Let's
work on that. Make a call to Guinness right now.
Can we go to the Malfy Coast next? That's not
in Ireland? I know it's in Italy. We're gonna jump
over to the other countries now we're talking about Iland.
We'll go to Spain. Maybe with the port we get
(45:25):
a talk back from Ireland, we'll discuss that. We'll leave
your talkbacks. We love hearing from you guys, no matter
where you are. All Right, we got to get out
of here. We'll be back again tomorrow. We'll have more
Creed tickets Barry Creedmas. They're on there at Mohegan Sun
December thirtieth, and not only get the tickets to qualify
for the grand prize, chance to go backstage, hang out
with the band, get a room for the night at
(45:47):
Mohegan Sun. We'll do that at seven to ten with
the Classic Rock Challenge and then a ten Motley Crue
tickets for the Expinity Center August first, Yes, and today
we celebrate John Lennon vite Idole Vault at one o'clock
and then again during Live at five with Kenny forty
five years ago. Yeah, unbelievable, unbelievable. All right, music will
(46:07):
live forever, though, Have a great day. Carter's coming up next.
We'll catch it tomorrow morning at six.
Speaker 1 (46:14):
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From the wzlex catches law dot Com studios.
Speaker 2 (00:04):
It's the download with Danielle.
Speaker 1 (00:06):
On Boston's Classic Rock one twenty seven WCLX Take a Danielle.
Speaker 2 (00:13):
Oh wait, she's on the beach. It's Highland. We haven't
heard from her in a long time. It's eight oh
one pm right now in Thailand. God knows what's going
on there. She probably just finished a fantastic dinner getting
ready to go dance the night away. Two weeks of this, yeah,
my god. Yeah, that's a lot of Vacationing's gonna need
a lot of rest from her vacation when she comes back.
(00:34):
Oh no, when she gets back, it's right back to work.
But we're handling the duties in between. She's on the beach.
We're freezing. Another Arctic blast coming in here today. We
have wind chills in the single digits right now. It's
still fall. It's not gonna get any warmer either. Monday's
highs won't budge be on the twenties. It's gonna be sunny.
(00:55):
Bit of a breeze. Damn, it's cold out there. That
wind this morning was kicking my ass while I was
waiting for the dog to poop yeah. I was like,
come on, dude, are you stressing out the dog giving
out the vibes. She can't handle that, so I just
turn away. But in my mind I'm like, go already,
go squeeze it. Friday, some of the biggest sports celebrities
(01:16):
got together announced the World Cup games that are gonna
be happening in the United States. Shaq was there, the goat,
Tom Brady, Wayne Gretzky, who cannot pronounce the name of
any country outside of Canada. He butchered everything, every every
single one. You had Eli Manning working in the red
carpet like he's Ryan Seacrest. I didn't quite get that.
Can you stay overexposed? Yes? Yes, he's like he's like
(01:37):
more exposed than Peyton lately. This is of those Jersey mics.
Come now, they're like constant every ten seconds. Can't act either. No,
he sucks, he really is Peyton can he can't. So
we found out what games are coming to the Gillette Stadium,
which is being renamed Boston Stadium for the World Cup.
(01:58):
This that part is ridiculous. They can't have any advertising.
They FIFA owns everything basically with this term, So do
they have to take the Gillette sign down and they'll
probably have to cover it. That's a big sign. That's
a big sign. Yeah, do you really have to cover
that or just make sure it's not shown on TV.
I would think that's the better way to go. You
(02:18):
needed to do it, just the entire stadium. They got money,
I guess. So first game is Saturday, June thirteenth, Haiti
versus Scotland, and you have to get tickets for it.
I have to get now that I have a Scottish
member of my family, apparently my daughter. You think she's
gonna move back to America. I don't know what if
she meets some scotsman over there and some redheaded guy guy,
(02:41):
one of those guys that throws telephone poles for sport, Hey, destination.
I can't stand a word he's saying, go back to Scotland.
So we got a Haiti at Scotland. We have the
FIFA playoff tournament Iraq Bolivia or Surinam versus Norway, Rocco
versus Scotland, England versus Gona, Norway versus France. It's like,
(03:02):
who's gonna go to these Everybody from the world wants
to go to these games. You know when we were
reading this last hour, I passed over Suranam. Yeah, for
two reasons. One, I don't know how to pronounce it.
Where is it? Where is it? I think it is? Yeah,
I think it is. I've never heard of it. So
if you didn't get tickets, you have to sign up
and create a FIFA ID on the website, follow the
(03:25):
sign up procedures. Good luck with that. But if you
have a house or an apartment or a condo anywhere
near Gillette, probably within one hundred miles, I would think,
because people are so crazy, but making games ten gis
right now, and this is early. Rentals are going for
eleven forty seven, so I don't know if that's for
the week or a couple of days. Now, that's probably
(03:47):
for a week, but this is really early. These are
gonna go way way up. Yeah, thousands. That could be cool.
You can make some bank man's money. You don't know
who's gonna stay in your place. It's probably gonna get
trashed and things will get stolen. Get whatever. You gotta
buy a new toilet seat after they move out through
uh starting today through December twenty second service on the
(04:07):
Green Line suspend it between North Station and Babcock Street
on the B branch, North Station and Kemore on the
C and D and between North Station and Heath Street
on the E branch. Wow, what's that all about? They
have to fix stuff in the tunnels that have been
kind of broken for a long time. I heard some
of the stuff they're working on is like one hundred
and thirty years old. Oh really, Yeah, that's gonna take.
(04:29):
Like don the wooden boxes that carry the wires across
the top. They gotta clean those all up, put up
new ones and what have you. All Right, well, good
luck been around for a while. Yeah, gotta make sure
you're up on all of that stuff. All right, let's
get into sports.
Speaker 3 (04:45):
Seven seconds of sports with Tyler.
Speaker 2 (04:48):
All right, one final time, how about all what do
you hear? What do you say to the legend number
thirty three? Larry Bird? Larry Bird, Happy belated birthday turned
sixty nine, Yes today sixty nine. Hic from French lick
back is Remember we used to have to lay down
and stretch out his back on the floor. Well that's
when you know, before load management and all this stuff.
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That's when they played eighty two games and they played
when they couldn't stand up straight. They were men. Can't
be much better. No, I'm sure he's not doing it. Well,
let's talk about the current day. Boston Celtics. Jalen Brown
scored thirty Derek White twenty seven. Celtics beat the Raptors
yesterday one twenty one, one thirteen in Toronto. But man,
they didn't make it easy on themselves. They blew a
(05:30):
twenty three point lead in the second half. Toronto went
on a thirty four to ten run over a ten
minute stretch. That was bad. I was watching that, like,
come on, what is going on? Gave up? They just
hit the foot off the gas. They take their felley
stop with that already, just when you got him, put
your freaking foot on there. Yeah, all right. They won
fifth straight, seventh of the last eight. They went from
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tenth to third place in the East of the last
two weeks. That's pretty good. They get a few days
off and then they played the Bucks in Milwaukee on Thursday.
Charlie McAvoy has spoken words in public for the first
time since taking one hundred mile an hour puck right
to the chin. Here's what he had to say.
Speaker 4 (06:11):
I knew so we were in trouble there, You don't
really I never taken one before, but you don't.
Speaker 2 (06:17):
Take a slapshot to the john. Yeah, I knew right away.
I was in some trouble when that happens. Head athletic
trainer Dustin Stuck, along with a couple other players. We're
trying to locate his teeth in the pool of blood
on the ice. They were fishing out his teeth. He's
got a linear fracture and displacement in his jaw, several
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missing teeth. He's still living by the blender. Yes, I
think he's gonna be for a while. He lost twenty man,
that's an injury. Oh my god, I can't believe. I
can't even what's your mental capacity coming back after that?
Being back out on the ice where bucks are flying around.
I don't know.
Speaker 5 (06:59):
Yeah, does here a full face shield helmet though, with
the full plastic.
Speaker 2 (07:02):
Or he's just a helmet now, just a helmet nobody
really wears school. Not many people wear those face shields anymore.
You see him, just see him the eyes, Yeah, yeah,
it doesn't. It only kind of goes down to the nose,
doesn't It doesn't prevent taking one in the chin. Oh,
my god, he still has weeks of blender activity going on. Yeah,
so I don't know if he's going to be back
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anytime soon. Now they say he looks really skinny. Yeah,
he's like I said, he lost twenty. That's a lot.
The Pats had the bye week. So let's run through
a quick list of highlights from Week fourteen in the NFL.
You want to talk about injuries, A couple of huge ones. Yesterday,
Colts lost their quarterback Daniel Jones, having a great season,
suffered a season ending achilles tear. They go, the Colts,
(07:43):
They go, the Colts, is right, zach Ertz. This is
the injury of the season as far as I'm concerned.
You still haven't watched the hit yet. No I haven't you.
I'm not saying you have to see it, but just
to understand what I've been talking about all morning, he
the I think it was a cornerback of whatever. Just
dole Rate right headfirst into his legs and his leg
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it goes backwards, bent in a way that the leg
is not supposed to bend, so they believe it's a
torn acl I gotta be honest to me, look like
a career ender, o it? Was bad. Where did you
get your medical degree? Doctor? If you see this, you'll
become doctor Nolan real quick. Trust me what I tell you.
The Chiefs lost to the Texans last night. That's a
(08:25):
fantastic thing. Drops them to six and seven. Ends their
run of nine consecutive AFC West titles and a twelve
year playoff streak because they only have a twelve percent
chance of making the playoffs. Yeah, but Mahomes is the goat, right,
that's too bad. The Bills scored three touchdowns on a
fourth quarter comeback to beat the Bengals. They're now two
(08:47):
games behind the Pats in the AFC East. Big matchup
here at Gillette on Sunday, The Packers edged out the
Bears with an end zone pick of Caleb Williams with
twenty two seconds left in the game to take over
first place in the AFC North. And the best news
of the day. This is just I love. This puts
a big smile on my face. The New York Jets
playoff route now stretches to fifteen straight years. This is amazing.
(09:11):
It's amazing. It's just so the Chiefs suck and the
Jets suck. That's pretty good, all right. That's sports. I'm
Tyler and this the Chuck Noll the Morning Show on ZX.
Let's get ready for the challenge. Classic Rock Challenge Part two.
Montley Crue is coming to the Exfinity Center August first.
Remember that farewell tour that they did several years ago,
(09:33):
Well they're back again again. Not so long farewell. They
even doing farewell tours for the last twenty years they have.
So they're at the Exfinity Center August first week. Got
you diickets, but you have to earn them. And how
do you earn them? Pelosi Today, it's a five and
five for this challenge. Five and five, five songs, five seconds.
You gotta give us three title and artists. Very simple
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and you have to be exact. That's turned into it
for some reason for some people. All right, eight seven
seven six seven, one hundred point seven, let's go. Classic
Rock Challenge is next from ZLX.
Speaker 1 (10:11):
Now it's Chucks Challenge.
Speaker 3 (10:15):
One hundred point seven w ZLX.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
This is our version of the World Cup. Okay, the
Classic Rock Challenge. Yes, we got tickets for Motley Crewe, good,
good good. They're gonna be at the Xfindey Center August first.
How did you leave out the opening acts, say it Extreme,
Boston's Own and Tesla. Are you gonna go? Probably? Yeah?
If you go when Extreme comes off the stage, do
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you leave or do you stay for Motley Crue. I'll
hang out with the crew for a while for a
while because I want to see John five play guitar
in person. I've never seen him playgafore all right, yeah,
all right, he's a riffer. So and Vince's voice, you
know what. I'm gonna go talk to the sound guy.
See if you can turn him down a little bit.
Maybe he'll rally. He could rally, all right, Okay, seven
seven six, seven hundred point seven. If you'd like to
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win your way in, we are playing five in five.
Pelosi's put together five songs in five seconds. It must
by rapidly. That's why you only have to get three
of them. Give us the titles of three songs and
the artists exactly as they are meant to be said,
and they'll take it to Oh excuse me, those ticket
(11:23):
to yours choking up over here. I'm so excited about this.
Good morning Nick from Hangham. How you doing not bad?
How are you excellent? Thank you, as I said, congratulations
you're in the pole position. You're going first. Very exciting.
So let's get that first. Listen of our five, yes,
five and five. Oh, I could make out at least
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three I could. This is one of Pelosi's easier ones. Wow,
I think Nick, I'm going to play for you again.
Oh I hear even more now, Yeah.
Speaker 6 (12:04):
All right, listening through the phone, you definitely gets the
very last one Back in.
Speaker 7 (12:13):
Black by a.
Speaker 2 (12:16):
Shot down. Go on, you out there anyway, out.
Speaker 7 (12:22):
There, anyway you can run through it one more.
Speaker 2 (12:24):
Time, one more time?
Speaker 7 (12:25):
He said, there it is, all right, yeah, back at Black.
Speaker 8 (12:36):
That's the only one I can really pull.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
Out of that. All right, all right, cry nice try
all right, starts a good start. Jay from Brockton, How
you doing, Jay? Hey?
Speaker 6 (12:48):
How you doing?
Speaker 2 (12:49):
All right? You ready for this?
Speaker 4 (12:53):
Yeah?
Speaker 2 (12:54):
All right? You sure a business? Yeah?
Speaker 6 (12:59):
Can I hear it? One?
Speaker 2 (13:00):
I ask you?
Speaker 7 (13:00):
All right, here we go? Oh come on, Jay, come
on back in Black a CBC.
Speaker 6 (13:14):
There's a Christmas song.
Speaker 2 (13:16):
Singing. You can't sing. No, no, my fingers on the cheating.
Speaker 7 (13:23):
I'm sorry, boom bom bomb God.
Speaker 2 (13:30):
All right, all right, okay, nice Good morning Matt from Georgetown.
Speaker 7 (13:37):
Good morning everyone.
Speaker 2 (13:38):
How you doing today?
Speaker 6 (13:40):
I'm doing.
Speaker 2 (13:40):
Okay, are you taking Monday off or you going in?
What's going on?
Speaker 7 (13:45):
I'm off, I'm off on Monday. Focus on the priving
going on. I'm all right, everything's.
Speaker 2 (13:54):
Good, Everything all right. I'm gonna play for you again. Yeah,
here we go. It's all yours, mad I'm wondering if
there's some trickery because I recognize the Christmas song and
I know there's a rocker that has a version of
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that song. I don't know if that's his version.
Speaker 6 (14:17):
Of the original.
Speaker 2 (14:18):
Okay, well, let's see. I'll start with the given uh
back in black and Uh, and then i'll say little drubbery.
Speaker 7 (14:31):
By Bing Crosbie and David Bowie. I'll go out to
them and then.
Speaker 6 (14:42):
Set boy the last one.
Speaker 7 (14:45):
I'm having a little more of Come on.
Speaker 2 (14:47):
Man, we're dragging me across. One more time. When you've
guessed that you're in the middle of your guests, one
more come on? Okay, all right, sometime I'm running out.
TikTok okay, I give up.
Speaker 5 (15:04):
Oh oh my goodness.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
Come on, you were there.
Speaker 7 (15:10):
Good bye.
Speaker 2 (15:11):
That was a good effort. I gotta say that was
a great effort. Patrick from Newbury. Everything has been set
up for you. Everybody's giving you stuff. Can you tell me?
I think so a CDC back in black, Dude looks
like a lady, Aerosmith.
Speaker 6 (15:31):
We're not gonna take it, twist and sister.
Speaker 2 (15:38):
Our fleet, sweet nice job, dude, parentheses looks like a lady.
Close parentheses, Errol Smith. I don't have to open close
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the parents. That's a given. He could have just said
dude and he would have been fine.
Speaker 5 (16:03):
I don't think anyone's ever done it, dude, And I
was thinking, so, I'm gonna try it. They're gonna test you.
I can't keep tracking these rules anymore. They keep changing.
Speaker 2 (16:10):
Well, I gotta give Patrick extraly pause.
Speaker 7 (16:14):
You did this, looks like a lady.
Speaker 2 (16:16):
Yeah, Yeah, that was good. I can't believe you got twisted, sister.
I thought that was the hardest.
Speaker 9 (16:20):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (16:20):
You could barely hear that little drummer boy from being
crossing with David Boy and no run to you from
Brian Adams. We're not going to take your twisted sister
back in black ac DC. Nice job. We had to go. Dude.
You are going to be at Motley Crue at the
Infinity Center August first as our champion in the Classic
Rock Challenge. Congratulations, thank you so much. You are welcome.
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You earned it nicely done with Extreme and Tesla Stop
believing all right with Extreme and Tesla No.
Speaker 10 (16:49):
No.
Speaker 2 (16:50):
Eight seven seven six seven, one hundred point seven. We
got to check in coming up from z LX. Just
check it out on my body.
Speaker 1 (17:01):
It's time to check in, weird Chuck.
Speaker 3 (17:05):
Chuck on Boston's Classic Rock one hundred point seven w
ZLX check.
Speaker 2 (17:11):
Game with us for crying out loud eight seven seven
six seven point seven the brand new fresh phone number.
If they all one's still stuck in your head, Yeah,
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to us, all right for our check in today, since
the weather's turning crappy more frightful, as they sang in
the song, when you go into your house, you're starting
to track stuff in there, all right. It's not like
the summer. You can be walking around shoes barefoot, whatever.
You're dragging in stuff from outside. It's stuck to the
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bottom of your shoes, snow, sand, sawds, mud, dirty dog
droppings because nobody wants to pick up the dog poop
in the winter. It's okay, it's in the snow, all right.
There's a lot of salt out there once they I mean,
my neighborhood is loaded with rock salt right now. Oh yeah,
because of one day of cold and when did it.
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I don't know if well, my town does this. I
don't know if the city does this. But the rock
cell now is humongous, giant, absolute crystals. They're huge, like
I have to carry my dog around and can't walk up.
Ours have like a greenish huge like they're dropping emeralds,
the ones they do in my neighborhood, and either the
ones that are they look like crystal meth. They're like
either the clear ones or the purple ones. They're like
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they're like they're like they look like huge like dice.
They're huge. I don't know how you can walk your
dog across those, don't I jagged last winter. I spent
most of the winter just picking her up and carrying
her across the street. Welcome to salt talk, Yes, exactly, Well, yeah,
it gets pulverized. You cross the street, it's all crushed there.
You're dragging it inside her shoes? Yep, yep, so are
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checking for today? Do you make people take off their
shoes when they go into your place? No? Absolutely better
believe it the court. Do you do I take off
my own shoes? Why should have let somebody else walk
in with their shoes? No, don't schedule. I'll take my
shoes off when I get into the bedroom, and then
I'll walk around just like in my socks or something.
Speaker 5 (19:23):
But yeah, just if I have my shoes on in
my house, I'm not gonna freak out and take them
off if I came in and realized I still had them.
Speaker 2 (19:29):
All what if you got slop all over your shoes?
Then what do you do if I do? If I'm
like in the backyard or something and the snow and
the slop and that crap, yeah, I'll take it off.
I think I have crap on the bottom of it.
But like today, for example, so you came to work,
you're not walking in anything crazy. You're gonna go to
the garage, You're gonna drive home, you needna go in
the house. Are gonna be basically okay? You're still gonna
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keep those shoes on. Yes, you're animal. Why you're an animal?
How is that an animal? Shows aren't meant to be
Take them off. We used to live in caves. We
we we are not cave people. See this is what
I know what this is though, This is Tyler coming
from the old school Italians that had the plastic on
the furniture. You didn't even use the furniture in the house,
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never mind wearing your shoes in the house. My grandmother
used to wash the backstairs of the house. Don't even
used Washington and he's scrubbing them and putting brown paper down.
Not only do you have plastic on the furniture, you
have the plastic on the lampshade too. All right, We
luckily I didn't have the plastic on the on the furniture.
Family a right. But from that era though, But Pelosi,
you understand I had the washed the driveway family. How
(20:35):
much water did your family use? My grand my both
my grandfathers would hose down the driveway sidewalk. Used to
do that moniacally when I was growing up. Hated a
dirty driveway. Just the hose going from side to side,
moving down. You wonder why I'm the way I am.
This makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 6 (20:55):
Now.
Speaker 2 (20:56):
My father didn't do that, but my my grandfathers did,
And I just used to make me screen the gum
off the sidewalk. Yes, yes, yes, I had a neighbor
swept the street all the time in front of their house.
You gotta do that. You gotta strip the gun shows.
This is all crazy stuff. This is all crazy stuff.
What are you doing? My grandfather building a kid in
the neighborhood once because he spit in the driveway. Don't
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spit in your own driveway. We're going to track that
in the house. Well, that's it. That's the thing is.
It's burned in my brain now that whatever makes sense.
Now he's gonna end up in my house. Or take
the shoes off. I hate though, if you get invited somewhere,
if you can do a dinner party and like everyone
takes and there's a big stinky pile of shoes next
to the doors, you can't do it. We're all here.
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It catches your eye right away.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
Did you ever see anyone and goodfellas take their shoes
off going into a party or a house?
Speaker 2 (21:46):
Onceangsters, they could do whatever they want. You walk in
someone's house and they have the gleaming hardwood floors, it's
like a mirror like, Oh, I'm gonna take if that's
what you want. Listen, if Roberts shows up to my house,
you can walk around with the shoes off our check in. Hey,
use do you make people take off their shoes when
they enter your your house, your apartment, your condo, No
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matter this season, no matter, this season, doesn't matter. It's
just a general Wait.
Speaker 5 (22:11):
A minute, if they wear flip flops and their barefoot
you want them bare feet on your heart?
Speaker 2 (22:16):
No, take them off? Got that crusty too. I'm saying,
what if they're not wearing socks, I'd rather have that
than their shoes. You would get like a fungus toenail.
Speaker 5 (22:25):
If they got jack to little dance footprints on the
hard objective feet.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
And then reading flip flops, then you can just turn
around and go, oh my god, I'm going to pass out.
Eight seven seven six one seven one hundred point seven.
You can download the free iHeart Radio app and leave
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what do you say? The check in which Chuck w
(22:53):
z LX. This took a.
Speaker 11 (22:57):
Turn just talking about you know, now there's a lot
of frozen matters stuck to the ground out there, so
you're dragging that stuff into your house.
Speaker 2 (23:10):
And I think you came up with this last week.
We were talking about this, and I forgot how it
came up. It came up in conversation. But of course
you took the stand like, of course you take your shoes.
It's not even a question. It's do you have like
a tray or something people put their shoes in. I
have a mat right by the door, big giant match.
Put them right there. So if you got snow and
ice all over your shoes, you just go right on
the mat and make people disrobe at your house. Do
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you ask them or they take the message just looking
down like, oh, there's a mat right here. It's real simple.
You don't want to take your shoes off, Go home, seriously,
go home. You wouldn't let somebody in if they didn't
take their shoes. You're nasty shoes tracking whatever inside my dwelling.
What if I'd like to wear the same paras socks
for like two weeks, Well then we have to have
(23:53):
a different conversation, and we got to call a wife.
He's he's like a little.
Speaker 5 (23:58):
Like a like a wet wipe on the ball Remy's
little feet. When she comes in, I clean her feet. Yeah,
I didn't want to know that.
Speaker 2 (24:05):
A little towel and just wipe because she gets he
gets grapple over it and she jumps her big thing
is being on the couch of the bed. I don't
want to get that on the blanket. I want to
get mud on my blanket. So check in. Wait, you
do you make people take off their shoes when they
come to your house, your part and your condo right
(24:26):
at the door the front door. Oh yeah, you guys
doing so? Come on, the Pats game is about to start.
Oh wait a second, stand there awkwardly and try to
unlace your shoes standing up and try and take them
off standing up your while you're holding a big thing
full of wings and you got beverages, and hold on,
I gotta take my shoes off. I'll hold the wings,
kick off the shoes, get out of here. I don't
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make anybody do that at my house, and I'll tell
you why. Also, we had kids grow up in that house.
We've had so many pets in that house. Those hardwood floors,
but absolutely destroyed by all of that. Yeah, well that's
why my it was fantastic. That's what it is, isn't it.
Those mirror like floors, you could eat off them, looked
like shiny shoes. Fantastic. I had a guy come on
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Friday to talk about putting a heat pump in my place.
All right, first thing he did, he walks through the doors.
He took out those little blue coverings. He says, I'm
gonna put these on my shoes and say, you don't have
to do that. No, I do this, Fay. That's a
gentleman right there. It was cool.
Speaker 5 (25:23):
It's a general you know what I could see, Tyler.
If you hand out those little blue footy things, I'd
put those.
Speaker 6 (25:27):
Over my shoes.
Speaker 2 (25:28):
But I'm not taking my shoe off like we're in
the we're in surgery.
Speaker 6 (25:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (25:35):
You say any season too, You say it the summer,
not just in the crappy weather. Time off off, get
your fat and you would You would be okay with
a barefoot on a hardwood floor. Again, if you had
like stank feet or something was I noticed? How do
you pass the test? Is there a smell test? It?
Wearing flip flops that I see to their feet of funky.
(25:56):
Then we're gonna start.
Speaker 5 (25:57):
Wit in Tarantino over here looking at people's feet. What
if they got the great toenails, the thick pinky toe.
Chris from Brighton, good morning.
Speaker 6 (26:07):
Hey, good morning, love the show, guys. So I don't
make people take off their shoes when they come in
the house. I mean, if I'm hosting, I'm the host
and I'm there to, you know, make my guests feel
comfortable and if they want to take them off, the
grate if not. But I always take off my shoes winter, summer, whenever,
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and my kids always take off their shoes when they
come in the house. Just have it. My wife doesn't,
and it drives me up the wall. And she comes
from this old school Italian house where it was always
shoes off, always shoes off. But she just stumps around
in her dirty shoes. All that. I call her puddles
(26:48):
because of its raining apple puddles everywhere in the house.
Speaker 2 (26:51):
Puddles. That's great. So when you go to somebody else's house,
do you take your shoes off without being asked?
Speaker 6 (26:57):
No? No, I don't you know. I'll read the room,
you know, But no, I won't smell the room. And
you know what, I would rather have somebody's bare feet
or dirty socks than their shoes because just google how
much fecal matter people have on the bottoms of their shoes.
Speaker 2 (27:17):
You know this is going to be a fecal free Monday.
And all of a sudden, there it is. It's out there.
Speaker 6 (27:21):
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to take that turn.
Speaker 2 (27:24):
Chris is on point with all of this.
Speaker 5 (27:26):
No, but not a point, which is you don't want
an adult party smelling like the chuck e cheese with
all the bare feet, you know what I mean, all
the sock the socked foot Your whole house is everyone
with the sock.
Speaker 2 (27:34):
Feet there the wet side. What about the wet sa
especially hanging around with they got steaky feet. No, you're coming,
it's wintery.
Speaker 5 (27:42):
You said you're trudging through the ice and snow, right,
and then your fate it's gonna be a little damp,
and all those feet in there with that dampness, it's
gonna be like, it's gonna gonna be.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
Like a chuck e Cheese spot. You don't want that
in grown party. I'd rather have that than crap all
over my floor. No, because you can quickly mop what
everyone leaves you mop up and that's it. It's all.
I can smell that wet sock right now. All that
that is not pleasant. No pizza, Let's grab a let's
grab a dog. Back here, off the free iHeartRadio app
Tim from South Boston just for today.
Speaker 4 (28:11):
I live in a community of men in the ship
had living house, and taking your shoes off is I mean,
leaving your shoes on doesn't really matter. When I grew up,
taking your hat off in the house was like one
of the main things from my grandmother. Pretty cool to
think about. Now today I gotta worry about tripping on
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the sidewalk that all.
Speaker 2 (28:34):
Don't want any of that stuff. I got kind of
lost there. So does he take the shoes off? Do
we have a verdict that the hat thing is funny
that he brought that up to this day? My mom
still every time I walk in.
Speaker 10 (28:49):
Take your hat off. You have such beautiful hair. Really,
I can't stay with it. That's why all the ball
plays a ball. They wear the hats all the time.
Take it off.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
We're not selling hot dogs in here. Take your hat off,
no shoes, no, no no service. That's your rule. That's
the rule. Get them off. I don't want your shoes
in my house. If I'm wearing like the oj Bruno
Maglio really expensive shoes, leave take them off. Actually when
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you get like when you get home, so you leave
your shoes on, like you just walk around the house,
No problem. Don't you feel so much Do you feel
so much better when you take your shoes.
Speaker 6 (29:29):
I do.
Speaker 2 (29:30):
That's why I'll take them off when I go into
the bedroom. Yeah, then I'll walk around just socks so
people do feel good. I'm making my guests feel comfortable.
You get to walk around bit you know that's uncomfortable.
I don't want to be that comfortable in your house. Yeah,
but you're wear back. Maybe they don't feel comfortab maybe
they have Oh I wore those socks with a hole
in it. Oh I don't want them to see it
exactly exactly right, mismatched pair. I'm just saying, get it
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together and we'll have proper footwear, wear socks that don't
have holes and don't have smelly You know, is you
just make people feel uncomfortable. Nio showed up with mismatch socks,
would you let him be there?
Speaker 3 (30:06):
For?
Speaker 2 (30:06):
We can't socks and missmatch as long as his feeder clean.
Oh my god, smell here, what's the matter with you?
Speaker 3 (30:14):
Smatter with.
Speaker 2 (30:17):
It's the boys from ZLX Chuck Nolan Morning Show. Danielle
More on vacation, Far far away, very far away, Tyler's here,
Pelosi's here. You've been talking about how we have our
second Arctic blast moving through today. It's going to be
cold as a fill in the blank, yep, all day today.
And I don't know if Danielle heard that over in Thailand,
(30:40):
which is a twelve hour difference. It's eight fifty two
pm there right now, just listening to the to the broadcast.
I think on the free iHeartRadio app. I think checking
up on us it works out there, because she just
posted this comment. I am fully aware that this is
a complete, a whole thing to say, given how cold
it is at home. But I am so tired of
putting on sunscreen and then, oh, poor you, Danielle, poor you.
(31:06):
We could have a radiothon for oh we should, we
should get a GoFundMe. Oh, it's not so exhausted. I'm
putting on sunscrews. Hey, we have a brand new.
Speaker 12 (31:19):
Featureency Yes, this is Jesus Christ, and I just broke
into the pizza hut.
Speaker 6 (31:25):
I broke the window and I'm here, Jesus here. Now
he's back to earth.
Speaker 7 (31:30):
Your community does not have nine one one.
Speaker 2 (31:32):
Pose the emergency numbers in your area by each phone.
Have teach your children how to use them.
Speaker 3 (31:37):
Check No One Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (31:39):
No, you got the wrong number. This is nine one.
It's our nine one one update. We've got a couple here.
We got a couple here, So we decide, hey, let's
make a feature out of this. Why not? This could
become a regular thing, and it gives our producer Jack
an excuse to make a fancy new interest. That was
very funny. It was very funny. So we're going to
(32:00):
start off here with a nervously giggling Pennsylvania and McDonald's
manager reporting that alleged United Healthcare assass in Luigi Mangioni
might be in the in the restaurant. So she h,
she called nine to one one and she says.
Speaker 9 (32:15):
Player one, what is the address of your emergency. It's
not really an emergency. I just I'm a manager at
Slankbrove McDonald's out here in the boulevard, okay, and I
have a customer here that some other customers were suspicious
of that he looks like the CEO shooter from New York, okay,
and so they're just really upset and they're like coming
(32:38):
to me, and I was like, well, I can't approach film,
you know.
Speaker 6 (32:41):
No, of course not.
Speaker 9 (32:42):
Is this individual still there? Yeah, she's fill in the
back of our lobby by the bathroom. He's wearing a
black sweater jacket with a medical mass and a tan
khaki colored like being white man.
Speaker 7 (32:57):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (32:58):
Well he has this.
Speaker 9 (32:59):
Beanie pulled down, so the only thing he can see
is his eyebrows. Because I tried to google it, I
could try to calm them down a little bit, and
I'm like, guys, it's kind of hard to tell with
his eyes and his eyebrows. I was like, I don't
know what to do with your guy.
Speaker 2 (33:14):
Nae the eyebrows give him away. Dude, I get it.
I got the Luigi Mangioni eyebrows too. I couldn't hide
from anybody with these things. Do in the brow, No,
but I'd make sure I'd pluck in the middle though,
to keep it. You do, don't you? You clean it up? Yeah?
And I'm not going Bert from Sesame Street. No one, No,
(33:34):
but I get it.
Speaker 8 (33:35):
Man.
Speaker 2 (33:35):
Those eyebrows, they are distinctive. That was his telltale, yeah signal,
get his hat down and a medical mask on, and
she still knew it was him because of the unibrow.
It's amazing. It is amazing. In a McDonald's in Pennsylvania. Yeah,
nowhere near New York City.
Speaker 7 (33:51):
All right.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Our next call here is about Tara Reid, a couple
of weeks ago, weird story, crazy all from the Double
Tree Hotel near O'Hare Airport in Chicago, where she just
became a mess, an absolute mess. And she says she
got up to go to the bathroom and her drink
was spiked, so it affected her and anyone else. They
looked at the tapes and stuff like, I don't think
(34:14):
so cops checked it out. No foul play. I mean
they took her out of their first in a wheelchair,
which she slid out of and then she had to
go out on a stretcher. Here's the ninety one one call.
Speaker 12 (34:25):
We have a guest here that is really inebriated and
she needs to help from the hospital. She can barely stand,
she can barely sit in a wheelchair. She's not responding.
Sometimes she's giving a response to everybody's checked in, everybody's said,
(34:45):
Miss Reid, miss Read.
Speaker 2 (34:48):
Guess she's whacked up.
Speaker 12 (34:55):
She's a celebrity, just so you know, celebrity.
Speaker 2 (35:00):
Yeah, she sounds so excited. Yeah she is. Well, she's
a former Taylor. She dated Tom Brady. Apparently she went
out with Brady and some Patriots one night. Our old
friend Ted Johnson told that story last year. Yeah, and
(35:22):
she was. She was having a good time. But she's
sliding out of a wheelchair. Apparently she was sloppy, happy drunk.
If you can be both. She's a hot mess. She
has been a hot mess for a long time. Let's
let's hope she has the strength to get it together. Absolutely.
Of course, let's just remember what a hot star she was.
(35:43):
Oh my god, are you kidding me? Who was that movie?
American Pie? I believe so? Yeah, she was it. All right,
that's our first chapter of nine calls. What will we
do next? I'm sure there's gonna be a lot of
material coming in.
Speaker 3 (36:00):
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Speaker 1 (36:05):
Else on the free iHeartRadio app Don't forget to make
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Speaker 2 (36:11):
Big weekend in Detroit, especially on Russell Street where they
unveiled the thirty five hundred pound bronze sculpture of robocoph.
I saw, Yeah, what a weird thing. It looks so cool,
so bizarre? Would it looks so cool?
Speaker 6 (36:28):
That is?
Speaker 2 (36:29):
Yeah, that think was crazy. He deserves the statue. I'd
buy that for a dollar. Yes, he had a cop
turned cyborg who basically saved the city of Detroit from
hoodlums and the Evil Corporation. Give him a statue. Movies
ever made? Yes, Yeah, the first one. Just the first one,
Just the first That's it. Oh my god, that's it.
(36:50):
No more, it's a little bloated to the later ones.
We have the story of how expensive it is to
live in the city of Boston and Massachusetts in general.
Many many people, many people are unhappy, yes, about the
cost of living around here. We'll break down the numbers
coming up from Boston's classic rock ZLX.
Speaker 1 (37:09):
It's the Jeff Nlin Morning Show and you'll never miss
a single second of it. Listen to the full show
podcast every day on the I Heard Radio app and
listen live every morning right here.
Speaker 3 (37:18):
One seven WZLX Bustin's classic rock.
Speaker 2 (37:24):
You know, I love living out Suburbia Metro West. Great
place out there, great place to raise kids, would have
your kids have grown up, starting their own lives. We
are constantly looking at getting back into the city because
we used to have a great place in the South End.
Loved living in the city. It's not the place we
go back up blasted to death with the show. There
was a shotgun homicide on my front steps. So aside
(37:46):
from that, it was a great, great place. Charles Bronson
lived next door exactly, just got random violence. That's all
that happens in any city at all. Living next door
to Rambo. I would love to move back to the city.
I'm on Zillo all the time, just like, yeah, we'll
get ready for the new tax hikes. Those are coming.
There are tax hikes coming. It's true. Real estate prices
(38:08):
before to that thirteen percent increase. I think you want
to make a statement here, go ahead, No, I'm just
saying I can't wait. I love paying more taxes, Okay,
I enjoy it. It's a good time. Well because companies,
so many companies moved out of the city because people
aren't going to work as much anymore. So there's not
a These companies aren't getting taxed, so they gonna pass
it along to people who actually live here. That's not
(38:30):
the only reason, not the only reason, but it's a
big part of it. The big difference these days, right
out of the pages of the Boston Globe here is this,
we're only here until ten o'clock. The mayor and the
and the developers are not exactly on the same page
like they used to be. Okay, they have different agendas.
(38:51):
So not a lot of development anymore in the city.
And people are working from home. That's not it is true,
not a lot of people well, because people are working
from home home, so there's not companies opening up offices
and stuff down on State Street are now empty. They're empty. Yeah,
so there's no tax coming in from those. Yeah, so
(39:11):
I got to pay now.
Speaker 5 (39:12):
Well, but those guys are getting taxed. They're getting tax
right offs the people that own the empty apartment, the buildings,
they're still getting a deal by having those buildings, even
if they're empty.
Speaker 2 (39:22):
Were they going to get taxed too? Not as much.
I'm always on Zillow looking for to come back in here,
and I see that the average rent in Boston has
gone down for the first time since twenty twenty one,
according to a Bloomberg report, but it's still for one bedroom.
It's still over three thousand dollars, which is crazy. It's
(39:43):
just for a one bedroom. That's insane. So expensive to
live here. God, I think when we had we had
like a two bedroom, two floor place in the South
End with a garden out back. Was there a spiral staircase,
No spiral staircase, paying like thirty two hundred at the time. Now,
I can't imagine what that.
Speaker 5 (40:04):
Would go Back then that's wild. You were paying thirty
hundred then, yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 2 (40:09):
Oh dude, you know it was nice. Nice, it's m M.
Might marry a rich woman.
Speaker 5 (40:16):
Oh gees, there are trappings.
Speaker 2 (40:20):
So now there's a brand new study out where people
say one in three voters say they have considered leaving
Massachusetts even if they want to stay, just because it's
outrageously expensive. It is expensive to live.
Speaker 5 (40:33):
Just so true, you're not really from Massachusetts unless you
complain about leaving, contests a SUFFOC University Boston Globe poll.
Speaker 2 (40:43):
Thirty seven percent of those poles say inflation and the
cost of living is the greatest economic concern. A quarter
of the voters in the poll listed healthcare costs as
their top worry, with housing affordability it's seventeen percent. Taxes
at ten percent, also ranking eye. It's just damnic Benson.
It ain't cheap. What do you do? Though? I know?
(41:04):
The thing is, what do you do? We love living here.
I got a great city, great city, sports teams, great restaurants.
You got the beaches, you got the mountains. We have
six degrees in the fall. It's as you have state
liquor stores just over the border in New Hampshire. Sure
got it all. That's how you make tax revenues. But
it's so damn expensive. But I got to tell you,
(41:26):
when I lived for a couple of years in Miami,
I thought I would absolutely love it. This is going
to be great. You got to get out of there.
I had to come back here after a couple of years.
I couldn't take it. Oh you will live in the
Miami lifestyle. Oh my god, I was. You were partying
like there was no tomorrow. We don't have to get
into the details. You would just live in that life.
But the weather was great, the Everglades were great, The
beaches were great. But aside from that, No, it's just
(41:48):
a different feeling here, the people here, it's totally different. Yes,
my parents moved down there years ago, and I remember
going there for Christmas every year. I'm just sitting by
the pool and I'm like, this doesn't feel right. What
is it? I felt the same way. I need to
be freezing my ass off right now because it's not
Christmas if I'm not. I had a beautiful apartment complex
on the beach with a pool. It had everything I
(42:08):
could possibly want. But I would sit by the pill
and be like, it doesn't feel right, but you don't
know what it is. I think I should get used
to it. I think I could get used to it now,
could you? After all these years of freezing my hes
up every winter, especially this morning, all getting jung in
the head by twenty mile an hour winds feeling like
two degrees, I'm like, yes, the beach sounds pretty good
(42:29):
right about now. I'm going back on zillout.
Speaker 1 (42:32):
From the WSLEX catches law dot Com Studios, The Chuck
Nolan Morning Show wants to hear from.
Speaker 3 (42:38):
You Good eight seven six seven one hundred point seven
Boston's classic.
Speaker 2 (42:45):
Rock we're entering that panicky time of the year when
if you haven't used your vacation time, you gotta use
it or lose it. Oh yeah, so you gotta cram in.
Oh I gotta take some time off. So it's the
last couple of weeks of the year. A lot of
people gotta be goofing off. But it's the worst time
on Monday Tuesday, by the way, there it is. It's
the worst kind of vacation because it's the unplanned vacation,
(43:08):
which means you're gonna be hanging around the house doing crap,
fixing up the house, whatever you have to do. Well,
you're off next week. What are you doing? That's what
I'm talking about. Exactly, wash the driveway exactly what I'm
gonna hose off the driveway for a week. Then I'll
be back. We get caught on the way coming up
(43:30):
with a one hundred point seven minute commercial free Classic
Rock Walking ten on CLX. Just when you think this
show is terrible, something wonderful happens.
Speaker 4 (43:39):
What it is, well, a lot of things great.
Speaker 2 (43:48):
Are you serious? Some people are over compensating what they're horn.
You want to talk about it on the air, You
want to talk about it off the air. Do you
want to go yell at our boss. Let's move on
the Chuck Nolan Morning Show. There will be no on
cours Man. Time flies on a Monday, Yeah it does.
The weeks have been going by so fast leaving, have
(44:09):
they have they? I feel like they have some weeks. Yeah,
last week did. It's just not the same without Danielle here.
You know, I know it's a boys club. It's a
boys club. You're just yelling at you about something I've enjoyed.
I've enjoyed not having that. They listeners have no idea
how much she yells at you when the music is playing.
(44:30):
But I need a good spanking sometimes, so easy back
next week to observe this. Yes, it's crazy to give
me crap, but hey, remember, no matter where you go,
you can catch the show on the free iHeartRadio app.
We have listeners all over.
Speaker 8 (44:44):
Yeah, guys, I'm listening to you from Sligo in Ireland
along the Garabougue River. Sounds good this morning. Sounds like
I'm missing out on some opportunities there, but I was
always the next time you guys have a ground slancha.
Speaker 2 (45:04):
The Irish toasts who live from Ireland. I like it.
I would like Galway. Galway be cool a spot. Let's
work on that. Make a call to Guinness right now.
Can we go to the Malfy Coast next? That's not
in Ireland? I know it's in Italy. We're gonna jump
over to the other countries now we're talking about Iland.
We'll go to Spain. Maybe with the port we get
(45:25):
a talk back from Ireland, we'll discuss that. We'll leave
your talkbacks. We love hearing from you guys, no matter
where you are. All Right, we got to get out
of here. We'll be back again tomorrow. We'll have more
Creed tickets Barry Creedmas. They're on there at Mohegan Sun
December thirtieth, and not only get the tickets to qualify
for the grand prize, chance to go backstage, hang out
with the band, get a room for the night at
(45:47):
Mohegan Sun. We'll do that at seven to ten with
the Classic Rock Challenge and then a ten Motley Crue
tickets for the Expinity Center August first, Yes, and today
we celebrate John Lennon vite Idole Vault at one o'clock
and then again during Live at five with Kenny forty
five years ago. Yeah, unbelievable, unbelievable. All right, music will
(46:07):
live forever, though, Have a great day. Carter's coming up next.
We'll catch it tomorrow morning at six.
Speaker 1 (46:14):
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