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There's a lot of hole are we going on here?
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Danielle mur daniel Way, go ahead, Thank Katy. These people
all think I'm a hooker.
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Love you Danielle and Tyler.
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Can you use work longer than four letters?
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And I hope you chill myth?
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They're wonderful.
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What have we opened up here? Let's begin the.
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Oh, yesterday I told you guys, I was in a
bit of a panic because I lost my wedding ring.
Oh yeah, you found it. I didn't find it. Your
wife found it. She did. Where was it? It's actually
in the bed. It's like on on top of the covers.
So I must have been doing some aggressive sleeping or something.
I don't know how it came up. I don't remember
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taking the ring off. This is my silicon band that
I have now, so it makes kind of grayish black
were you're dreaming that you didn't want to be married,
so you took it off in your sleep. That's what
she said. I can imagine that's what she said. But
when she found it, it was still dark. When she
looked over and she saw something on the bed looking dark,
she freaks out, thinking it's a cockwords had to grab
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the iPad for light, like, oh my god, there's a bug.
So she found it by accidents. I have no explanation
for her. I'm sure she psyched about that. Oh my god,
you try to tell me something. It's your subconscious talking
to you. That's what it does when you sleep, very happy,
very happy, happily married. That's the ring back. That's correct,
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happy ending. Did you get one? Okay? Danielle on vacation
this week, so it just does knuckleheads. Yeah me, Tyler Pelosi,
producer Jack all hanging out here. We will have tickets
today for the Cult at the ore Field this coming Saturday.
We're gonna be doing that for the Classic Rock Challenge
at A ten. Come up with a creative way. It's
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a challenger of musical knowledge, and we'll figure that out
a couple of minutes before we do it, and of
course am I the a hole at seven thirty checking
with Chuck at eight thirty, all the good stuff. Everything's happening, shoe,
just not with Danielle here, that's right. And she has
not left a talkback yet, by the way, she promised
she was gonna leave talkbacks. She sent us a video
yesterday where she was still in bed. Yeah, like half
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naked in bed. Right, what is that. I'm just waking up.
You guys are finishing the show. Oh, I'm just waking up.
That cut it cut deep, that cut deep. Yeah, I
was sitting that end of the show, Lollo like I
need it. No, that's right. We were crashing. But she'll
be back next week. We will carry on. Yes, let's go.
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It's the download with Danielle on Boston's Classic rock Oney
seven WCLX.
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Danielle on vacation. We will handle the heavy lifting of
what's going on in the world tonight at midnight, potential
government shutdown the two sides right now, I'm going back
and forth. Basically, it's reached the point of like you
took my pen. I did not you took my pen.
Speaker 9 (03:15):
That's a joke.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
So tonight at midnight, if this happens. A shutdown would
likely mean long security lines, TSA, air traffic controllers. They
will be asked to continue working without pay, which would
be interesting. Yeah, let's do that. Who knows how long
it could last? Also here it is leaf heeping season
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up in your neck at all Hampshire, that's right, the
White Mountain National Forest. It would remain open, but as
far as rangers and stuff and restrooms would be closed.
You're on your own up there. It's cold at night.
It's a cold place. If you start whipping over tuck, amn, Zergine.
I didn't realize this would be the first time in
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seven years. Yeah, why do I flick? There is a
government shutdown? Like every other year, they just talk about it.
There's always three threats. There's always the threat, right. I
don't think they'll actually do it, but it actually hasn't
happened in seven years. And if they do it, how long?
Good for anybody? Well? This teenage who knows how long
did the last one last? I don't think it lasted long,
did it. It's just a negotiating tactic. They're trying to
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get it through and we'll mess with everybody else's trips
to leaf peeping politics. I think it also affects military
pay too, and various other enforcement agencies. What about mail?
Do we get our mail? The mail always goes through?
Come on, nothing Swiss? All right? What else you got?
We got? TJ Max? This is a story. Uh TJ
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Max is planning to close the Boston location which used
to have the uh what do you call it? The
Tower Record. Yeah, in the corner of Newbury Street. Mess out.
That's a huge store and seventeen employees affected by this.
That's a big store. At what point all brick and
mortar stores just go away? Well, that's where we're going, right,
We head and closer to that every day. I mean,
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I think about my life. I don't buy anything in
a store almost I get everything online. You know, I
do kind of the same thing. But being married, I
get dragged out sometimes to buy something, and my legs
just get rubbery when I go in a store. Okay,
we get out exact clothes online is insane, though. You
gotta try it on. You got to see what it
looks like. You can't buy clothing online. I just have
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it shipped to your house. I do well that I
know obviously you do. I've seen you on camera. Hey,
but for the rest of us, Now, what's going to
go in there? That's a huge space, my guess condos.
I mean, I don't know. They haven't said that yet,
but we're more buying it and keeping it empty. Like
half the buildings downtown anyway. Yeah, we're turning all these
businesses into some sort of housing, a lot of apartments
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and stuff like that. Yeah, I think you're gonna sure that. Yeah,
well what's that going to cost to live right there?
I mean that was also there's the one at South
Station that just opened. Yeah, that's huge towers. I've mean,
what my cousin lives right over there, and you know,
every time I go over there and see it's just
watching it. Get Bill condos. It's run by the Ritz.
It's like eighteen million dollars condo, a studio, a bathroom
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size apartments probably gonna cost you five grand a month.
Yesterday Celtics first practice day, and afterwards when they were
doing the question answer with the press, Bill Nye, the
science guy, was there. This is one of those two
people you never thought would ever be together in the
same sentence. Bill Nye and Jalen Brown. Apparently they're good
friends apparently, so he fired off a question yesterday WNBA
(06:33):
coming on fabulous, very immortending to watch they play with
a synthetic ball? Have you guys thought about changing? My
understanding is.
Speaker 6 (06:43):
You give the new balls to the new guys and
make them break it in because their balls.
Speaker 2 (06:47):
Are too difficult to get a grip on it first.
Have you guys thought about changing to a synthetic ball?
I think to this day we still use like pigskin
as a basketball.
Speaker 10 (06:57):
Except and I'll actually push a few years of back
to make football more the same. I had an idea proposed,
I think, even to Boston. I don't know if Sully's here,
but maybe he came back. Units propose like a basketball
made of like recycled material, like trash in Boston.
Speaker 2 (07:14):
Trash in Boston made into a basketball McDonald's rappers. I mean,
raise your hand what a basketball was actually made out of?
I didn't know still made out of pigs I did
not know that it's the same color as a football.
What do you mean it's the same material, pebbled, that's
the whole. It's almost the same exact thing. Not the
same color, though almost the same color. A different color, Okay, ye,
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completely different, different, different. We're gonna be playing with basketball
is made out of trash though at some point, at
some point, and finally we got this this whole Yankee
Stadium thing. Yeah, what is that? So here's the here's
the message they sent to people trying to buy tickets.
It says important event info. Yankee Stadium is located in
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the Bronx, New York. Sales to this event will be
restricted to residents of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.
Residency will be based on credit card billing addresses. Orders
by residents outside New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania
will be canceled without notice and refunds given. BOO, do
not want Red Sox fans. So what do you If
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you live in Massachusetts, Rhode Islands, or New Hampshire or
Vermont and you want to go see the Red Sox
play Yankee Stadium, you got to have a friend in
Connecticut buy the tickets. How ridiculous. This is ridiculous. Yeah,
a game series. That's just stupid. That's bad karma. This
is not the first time this has happeneding. Other teams
have tried this before. Yeah, but not the Yankees. It's
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not around here. Red Sox have never done this. Well,
you want to know why, I'll tell you in Sports
coming up, why I think this is happening. Oh all right,
there's your cue. There you go. That's the download time
for seven seconds of sports with Tyler Hi. Big night.
Here we go, Game one, six of eight, First pitch, Yankees,
Red Sox Garrett Crochet versus Max Freed. We got good
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news and bad news. The good news this is what
I was just talking about, my theory as to why
they don't want us there. We're nine and four against
the Yankees this year, including a five and two record
at Yankee Stadium. So we played seven games Yankee Stadium
and beat them five times. They don't want our fans there,
trust me, they don't want anything that's gonna help the
Red Sox win. You know, Planning like this worked really
well for the American team of the Ryder Cup too. Yeah,
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I mean, not learned our lessons. The bad news. Lucas Giolito,
oh wild card roster left his bullpen session early yesterday
elbow issue. So if there's a Game three, most likely
rookie Lefty Connolly early will pitch and they'll do some
sort of bullpen situation. But that's a that's a tough loss.
We can manage it. I think in a short series
like this, if they go further, that's a problem. We
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gotta take those first two games, just take it. You
gotta win it, and yeah, yeah, get ready for the
division series. Excuse me. A couple of other quick baseball notes.
The annual postseason manager firings have begun. Three casualties on
day one. Bruce Bochie out in Texas. Reminder he just
won the World Series with them too years ago. How
fast we forget? The Twins fired RhoD Island needed Rocko
(10:04):
Baldli after a seven year tenure that included three American
League Central titles, and the Giants fired Bob Melvin saying
they wanted quote unquote new leadership. Raffi really helped them, huh.
I gotta tell you, this is the team that went
and got one of the best hitters in baseball. They
were gonna have a great playoffs, you know, year of
big playoff run, and now they're out of the playoffs.
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Raffi sucked and they lost their manager. I'd like to
be a Giants fan right now. A quick NFL, though
Tyreek Hill destroyed his leg last night. Oh I still
haven't watched it. You sent it to me. I can't
do it. I know what I'm gonna see. He dislocated
his left kne and he was taken to the hospital.
He's probably done for the season. It could destroy his
whole career. To foot is supposed to go forward, right,
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straight forward, straight back. You can go right and left
a little bit, but it's supposed to go forward, not
the other way around. So hey, godspeed to him, and
I hope he's all right. Finally, the Ryder Cup drama
is still lingering with a tweet from Tom Watson. If
you're not familiar with who Tom Watson is, he's a
golfing legend, legend right and one of the most highly
respected members of the golf community. He posted on Twitter,
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I'd like to congratulate at Ryder Cup Europe on their victory.
Your team played the first few days with sensational More importantly,
I'd like to apologize for the rude and mean spirited
behavior from our American crowd. As a former player captain
and as an American, I am ashamed of what happened. Wow,
I mean those like, so it's like get yelled at
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by your grandfather is bad. I can't imagine what it's
going to be like in two years. In Europe. We
don't act like that in the studio right here, that's sports.
I'm Tyler. This is the Chuck Nolan Morning Show on ZLX.
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We were recently talking about they're looking for a new
James Bond. Has to be a certain kind of a
person to be the next James Bond. Young unknown, British, Yes,
very handsome, rug good issue. Well, when that movie does
get finished and we get a chance to see it,
it might cost a lot more than we thought. We
(12:12):
have some movie news coming up here that could affect
your your trip to the cinema and a sequel to
a big one, big sequel years big sequels, I think so.
Speaker 10 (12:23):
Well.
Speaker 2 (12:23):
Our producer Jack is all ghacked up about this. We
got to get his take on it. Coming up from ZLX.
It's the Chuck Nolan Morning Show, Daniel Murr on vacation,
Tyler's here, Pelosi, Jack the producer. Everybody's hanging out here
except for Danielle News coming out of Hollywood. Did this
just happen or is this something that's been going on
(12:44):
for a while? The President has announced a one hundred
tariff on all movies made outside of the United States.
Happened the other day, probably like three in the morning.
What does that mean? One hundred tariff on what they
spend making I don't think anyone that's the problem, because
movies are made in different parts of the world, even
movies made in Hollywood. You'll shoot on looking like Tom
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Cruise's on location all around doing crazy. So is it like,
what can part of the movie be made in the
United States and that counts? I don't think anybody knows.
And that's the thing. Total confusion out in the well.
Officially appointed Hollywood ambassador Mel Gibson. He's working on his
two part Passion of the Christ sequel and he's shooting
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that all over the place. He's in Rome, he's in Morocco,
he's in Israel. It's costing hundreds of millions of dollars
to make this and this would be subject to the
one tariff.
Speaker 1 (13:37):
Oh you're all angry now.
Speaker 2 (13:41):
And he's excuse to use the Mel Gibson audio. So
for him. For James Bond, we were just talking about
James Bond. Any James Bond movie. Think got how many
movies are made like over in Europe or up in Canada.
What's happening is like a lot of normal production that
would normally be in the United States has moved overseas.
Like a lot of game shows that would normally be
filmed in Hollyoo, they're filming them in Ireland, Canada. So
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I think the idea is to try to bring back production.
But as with many things, it's more nuanced than the
on everybody and everything. So would that mean like ticket
prices go up when we go to the movies down?
They're not going to go down. This is gonna come
out of our wallets. What about like Netflix? Are they
(14:23):
going to raise that again too? I don't know, man,
but it's a good thing. I don't go to the
movies anymore. Why I watch movies at home. Well, if
you go to the movies, you might see a new actress.
Her name is Tillie Norwood and stop Tyler. She is
going to be your favorite actress. She's beautiful. I can
tell you she's hot, gorgeous, she really is. She's also
(14:45):
not real. Damn, she's an AI actress and talent agents
are actually looking to sign so ridiculous AI generated character
to make movies. It's so ridiculous. Are we there? Have
we reached that point? Why did Hollywoo go on strike?
Tell me why their Actors Guild and the actors when
and the writers Guild all went on strike a few
years ago. If we're sitting here talking about, yeah, oh
(15:06):
there's an AI what is it? A puppet? Is it?
It's a puppet? This is going to replace de aging
you know what Marvel made like commonplace? Now, now we'll
just have AI and do it. Wow, they could. They
could resurrect the actors from the past who have gone
to the big stage in the sky and not have
to pay them and just have an AI generated person
(15:28):
with that voice. They've already been doing that. Star Wars
did it yep? Ten years ago? Actually? Did they really? Yeah?
Rogue One a guy who's been dead since the nineties.
He's got a starring credit in that film. And again
he's been dead for over a decade at that point.
This girl is she based on a human being or
is this just random? Just random real? Yes, she does
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because the algorithm has designed it so that, like the
eye spacing is exactly again, everything is perfect, which is
not it's uncanny, it's weird. Oh my god, totally fooled.
But actors and actresses are just going nuts right now
if this, if this happens, what is their livelihood? Sure magic,
they had AI DJs? Oh wait they do, we'd be screwed.
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WAITI is just for untalented people to try and hack
it in the real world. It's not good. Well wait,
we already have AI generated movies and characters and Tyler pictures.
After twenty year hiatus, a sequel, a sequel to the
Simpsons movies in the work. Nobody's They're not real. There's
nobody more excited about this than Jack. It's set for
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release July twenty third, twenty twenty seven, set to take
place take the place of an untitled Marvel project. I
don't know if that's all, but too many of those.
It's been twenty years, I mean, what are we doing? No,
that came out last year, right? The Simpsons movie that
was last year, right, No, that was two thousand and seven.
Oh god, oh no, I don't get it, Like you
were good. I didn't realize that it had been that long.
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And why did I think there were other Simpsons movies? No,
there's just the one. It's just because Simpsons, just because
they've been on for like thirty five years. You see
them all the time they had. They had tried for
a long time to make the movie before the actual
movie came out. The episode Camp Krusty, which is like
a season three episode, was supposed to be a film.
Oh my god, you're getting up like the Tasmanian Simpsons
(17:23):
Weeds here go. Off the Air is hilarious. Off the
Air was hilarious because Jack was schooling us on all
the Simpsons info that we had no idea about, Like
tell us how the Simpsons were born, like where it
actually started it before it was a TV show? Nineteen
eighty seven on the Tracy Almonds Show. Who knew that,
(17:43):
rajil hand, If you knew that? I did know?
Speaker 11 (17:45):
You did?
Speaker 2 (17:46):
I remember that from the Tracy Omens Show. Everybody but you, Yeah,
I did not know that. Yeah, we're in show business, Tyle,
we know these questions. Well, this is a big money
maker because the original Simpsons movie cost seventy five million
to make. It made five hundred and thirty six million dollars. Yeah,
it was massive and a nice ROI right there. It
was a shining light during a period of decline for
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the series, which some will argue it's still in that
decline decades later. But the movie was. As they say
on the show, Cromulent, I can't wait to see what
the plot line here is. I can't wait to see
Jack standing in line at midnight bycads. I'll be there.
Let's all go to the lobby. Let's all go to
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the lobby. Let's all go to the lobby to get
ourselves a treat. I can't wait to see the special
popcorn box. It was like you're eating out of Homer's
head or something like that. Oh dear god, I will
buy several of those. Flip down.
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Message to seven oh Boston's classic rap.
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We have a story coming out. You like this story
too much that is going to challenge your Rhode Island
and Italian heritage. This is a lot that challenges it.
This is getting close to the top of the list
right now. This is amazing, This is insane. It's half awesome,
half ridiculous. I don't know what to make of this
as of this moment. I love the Providence Bruins. They're
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going to have a special night coming up just for you,
for my people. I'm not sure my people want this,
but it's happening. We'll tell you how you get tickets
coming up from Zealing. As we get ready for the
Bruins to start their season, let's not forget about our
team to the south, the Providence Bruins. They are doing
a magical night as a tribute to the Italian heritage
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in Providence, especially Federal Hill, all the restaurants there. So
for one night, for one night, they're going to become
the Fighting Palms. Ah, excuse me, you get it right,
the Fighting Apostrophe Parms. We get that right, the Fighting Parms,
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the Fighting Palm logo. As a Maine of Marinera. He
has breaded chicken for the face. He's got a piece
of basil on top of his head, and a mozzarella
and a mozzarella mug like unbelieving underneath his whatever you
call that chin jowl thing, it's mozzarella. That's great. He's
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got the boxing gloves up. He's Angry's right to fight
fighting parms. Because when you think Italian food, the classical
dish is chicken parx. What are you talking about? It's
not Italian. Every Italian restaurant you go to the North End,
every single restaurant's got chicken par everybody's got chicken palm.
We all love chicken palm. Don't get me wrong. This
is ridiculous. It's supposed to pay heritage to you know,
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obviously you said the Italian heritage in Right Island is
a very heavy Italian. It's like per capita has more Italians,
I think than anywhere in a R I didn't know that.
I remember reading that. I don't know if it's still true,
but I think it is per capita more Italians than
anywhere in America. A lot of Italians in run.
Speaker 10 (21:14):
Now.
Speaker 2 (21:14):
I don't know any of us that are excited about this.
This is just like mocking us. This is what this is.
What are you talking about exactly? Why would they do
why would the Providence Bruins do that? In Province. I haven't.
When they're trying to get a fan base there, why
they would do that. I don't know why they would
do this. I read this is the dumbest thing I've
ever seen. I can't really this prejudice against the day. Dude.
When I saw this picture of the fight and blarm,
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I honestly God thought it was a joke. I was like,
that's that's hilarious. The game is October eighteenth. They're going
to hand out promo gear, so you're gonna get shirts
like with the fighting palms on. I want one of these.
None of us are excited about this. Trust me when
I tell you, I think you should go down there
with a bunch of friends and outside of the dunks
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or whatever they call right now, the old Providence Civics
some insurance company. Just paint the Italian flag colors down
the road, just like here, like they should have, like
they did in No Nantam Street. Paint them, paint the bug.
Paint the bug to get the bug. That's sacrilege. Do
it for October eighteenth.
Speaker 7 (22:19):
This.
Speaker 2 (22:19):
I'm boycotting this. I might start my own Twitter page
that says anti fighting bombs. This is the stupidest thing
I've ever seen? Why stupid? Why are you so insulted
by this? You wouldn't be not at all. What if
they did fight in Irish potatoes? I can't believe you.
Just the fighting Irish? What are you talking about?
Speaker 12 (22:37):
Irish?
Speaker 2 (22:37):
Yeah? That will take a potato, will dress it up
like a hockey player. Are you really going there's cabbage
for years?
Speaker 12 (22:43):
Wow?
Speaker 2 (22:44):
You know what I mean? A little uh, a little push?
What's the horns are coming out? The horns coming out? Yea,
the horns are coming out. Anything else you'd like to
say about the Irish people, I'm just saying, how would
you feel as an Irishman, an Irish American if they
had the fight in Irish potatoes? I just had it.
I had no idea chicken par would set you off
like that. It's just mocking my people. I don't like it.
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I don't like what if they were the fighting feedat Ginil.
Speaker 1 (23:10):
He knows what he said? Would you say funny?
Speaker 2 (23:13):
I wouldn't like that either, Although it's a little better
than chicken fighting meat balls. Tickets available now October eighteenth.
The Providence Fighting parts boycotting the whole thing to be awesome.
It's the Chuck.
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Speaker 13 (23:43):
Seems like it's the second day without Danielle and chaos
is already.
Speaker 14 (23:48):
I think you might have to beg her to call
in and give Tyler a couple insults and calm him
down a little bit.
Speaker 2 (23:56):
He's really upset about these fighting love it. Love you guys,
easy the fighting parm I'm not excited about you. I
wish she was here though. She would be the voice
of reason. She would talk me off the ledge. No
one could talk me off the ledge but her. You're
just so insulted by the whole thing. I don't understand.
It doesn't make any sense fighting chicken parms. What are
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we doing up? A little spimoni? Come on, mock my
o a little more. God, yeah, exactly, lemon cello shots.
When we're done, all right, we'll get the download coming up.
I think we've been handling that well. Sure you can't
think that all you want, don't forget eight ten tickets
for the Cult at the Orphan.
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Daniel's in vacation mode. Will handle it. We got it.
I think I wonder if she'll have trouble getting back
here because tonight at midnight, what is that like seventeen
hours away or something. It's closed by twelve oh one,
twelve oh one. The government could shut down. If the
government shuts down, that's going to mean long security lines
at airports. It's good think she left an extra day
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then delayed flights. See, unlike you, she's flying back the
day before. He dropped that in there, Thank you, Michael.
That was a weather related into it. Sure, the majority
of the sixty one thousand TSA workers and more than
thirteen thousand ear traffic controllers would be asked to work
without pay. Yeah, that'll go over well. Sure, I'd love
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to work for free. So a lot of people might
not be be showing up for a while. If this happens.
It's the first time in seven years. If it happens,
which I didn't realize that because they they threatened these
things like every other day all the time. Yeah, but
I think last time it was really short. But well,
last time, let me ask you this though, what was
like last time has happened? How long was it? And
how close did we come recently? Was what I really
(25:54):
want to know, Like, didn't we come close like the
day before? Like we are now. It's always threatened. It's
always the only going to take this, and then nothing
happened and then they work it out. So what makes
us think it will happen this time? I don't know.
I don't either. It doesn't. We're gonna get Danielle back,
That's all I care about. That's the thing.
Speaker 10 (26:09):
Man.
Speaker 2 (26:09):
She might not be able to come back here. Stay,
don't put that out in the universe, toy. We need
her back here. In twenty eighteen, the longest shutdown was
thirty five days. It was that long twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen,
from December to January. She's supposed to come back this weekend.
Of course, this happens when she's away. See she's aware
of it, so she probably thinking she's psyched. I love
that this seed has been planted. It's trying to make
(26:32):
you giving me object. I gotta worry about renting a
car getting around the Greyhounds for National Parks. They'll be open,
but there'll be nobody there right So you want to
use the restroom with the National Park, grab some leaves,
do with the Bears do. That's all you can do.
We've gotta make store closure happening in the city, Boston
iconic store. This is crazy. TJ Max on Newberry Street
(26:55):
to close in January, impacting one hundred and seven teen employees.
That is not good timing right after the holiday. Now
that is a huge store too. He used to be
Tower Records. I used to go in there all the time.
How many like old like record company radio appearances did
you do? Oh my god, a million? So many times?
Like didn't Green Day play there? They would play there,
(27:18):
They would show up for a record release. And it
was right downstairs from the old studio where we used
to be in the Podential Town, right around the corner.
We were there all the time. You know, I'm gonna say,
like an old man screaming at the clouds right now,
but those are the good old days. Oh man. It
was so sad when that closed down. Oh that was brutal.
Like I missed going to the record store. That was fun.
There's certain things I could care less about like if
I miss going to the movies whatever, I can do
that at home. One thing I did notice about Scotland.
(27:39):
At Edinburgh, there was lots of record stores. Yes really yeah,
because it's been college town and this isn't that's true,
But for some reason there they're really into vin really
into culture in other countries. So yeah, they really just
people fly from America and go record diving in Europe, Scotland, London.
My brother who's are crazy, he went is When he
(28:00):
went over there, they were huge, these huge record stores.
It was so cool. All right, tonight we get started
Game one wild Card series. I hate the fact that
all three games are in New York. That's crazy. And
now fans getting shut out completely red SOX fans can't go.
So here's what it says. It says, as soon as
(28:20):
I can find this and pull it up, hold on
a second, don't move, don't move, don't move, all right,
it says, God, I lost it. Anyway, if you live
in I know this. We got so many different windows
up here right now, So basically you can only buy
tickets if you live in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut,
or Pennsylvania. Anybody outside of that is shut out, and
(28:41):
it goes by your credit card billing address. So obviously
we can't buy anything because we are residents of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts. So you've got to have a friend
that lives in one of these states and have them
buy you tickets, which I could ask that crazy. Sure,
we could all easily do that if you really wanted
to go. But there's a reason why they are shutting us,
and I will tell you about that in sports. But
(29:02):
there is a reason why, legitimate. I personally think there's
a reason why. This is more conspiracy theory, all right,
but you tell me what you think. I've just never
heard of the Yankees doing this before. They've never done it,
Like I'm aware of some Midwestern teams or something out there,
you know what they do. They do this in like
Chicago when they don't want fans coming in from Detroit
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or something like that. This is not usually. Boston has
never done it. No, and now now New York is
doing it again. I think I have a reason this
could become retaliatory. Wow, let's do it. World most unoverrewarding
tease he's doing right now, Let's get to it. There's
a tea yeah, so let's find out what it's about.
Speaker 7 (29:40):
That seconds of sports with Tyler.
Speaker 2 (29:45):
Get ready for your unrewarding results. I think they're shutting
fans out in Boston for buying tickets to this wild
Card series in New York. Yes, because we are five
and two this year at Yankee Stadium. We played seven
games there, we won. Buy it. They don't want us there.
They don't want us there cheering them on and giving
the Socks any more initiative to win at Yankee Stadium.
(30:07):
They have enough problems with them already. This is conspiracy theory.
I don't know. I don't know about it. You tell
me why then all of a sudden they started doing
They've never done this before. This is a bad upper
management decision. Somebody came up with this idea. Yeah, let's
make sure it's all Yankee fans. We don't want to
hear anybody cheering for the Red Sox. It sounded like
a great idea on paper. Just now that it's out there,
(30:28):
it's stupid. Or do you think this has something to
do with what we just saw at the Ryder Cup.
To avoid any catastrophes with fans, he's scoring Sox fans
of Yankee fans get after it. Sure during games, people
love it. But do you think that's why. I don't know.
There's gotta be a reason why they're doing it. I
don't know. Anyway, More bad news. Lucas Giolito is off
(30:48):
the wildcard roster. Left his bullpen session early yesterday, little
elbow issue. So Game three, if we get there, up
for grabs. Maybe Connolly early, the new rooky lefty. Maybe
he pitches, Maybe it's a bullpen experiment. We'll see. Oh
my god, we gotta take this in two games. Brian
Bao has to show up. Yes, he absolutely does. We'll
get there. Game one tonight, six oh eight. Garrett Crochet
our ace Cy Young candidate versus Max Fried. Let's go
(31:11):
other quick baseball notes. As you know, the day after
the season ends, managers start getting fired. We had three
casualties yesterday. Bruce Bochie out in Texas. He just won
the World Series for them two years ago. Ohow, I mean,
thanks for coming, thanks for coming, thanks for being here.
The Twins fired RhoD Island native Rock W. Ball Deli,
who went to the same high school as me, By
the way, after seven year tenure there in three American
League Central titles. No twins in the playoffs, that is weird.
(31:34):
You usually make it there. And the Giants fired Bob
Melvin saying they wanted quote unquote new leadership. Talk about it.
What a year for the Giants, what a complete turnaround
disaster for them. Headed for the playoffs. They got one
of the greatest hitters in the games and Raffi and
then they fall apart and their manager gets fired. Suck
is just toxic, isn't he? I guess so you know,
I'm just having a bad day today. Tyreek Hill. Oh,
(31:59):
I couldn't complete the video because it looked so disturbing.
It is so bad, and people are upset that they
showed the replay so many times because it's so gross. Yeah,
I can't get through it all. His leg completely twists
around from the knee down to the other direction. I mean,
the poor guy the tackle, the Jets guy just like
(32:22):
grabs his leg and he rolls. He rolls. So I
didn't see the play because I can't watch it. But
it's was you think it was malicious or was it
just a regular football play? Hard to tell her to
tell that's not It's not a no, you're not saying
it's I watched it a bunch of times. It's like, wow,
why did he twist his leg like they were out
(32:42):
of bounds and he's twisting and he didn't get a
flag or an anything. I don't know. I didn't watch
the game. I just watched that highlight over and over
and over again, like, Wow, look at his foot, it's
going the wrong way. He dislocated it. It's going the
wrong way. We'll get more results today. He was taken
to the hospital. He spent the night. See what happens
thirty one. That could be a career ender. You never know. Finally,
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quick note on the Ryder Cup, because this drama is
still lingering. With a tweet from Tom Watson, who was
an absolute golf legend, one of the most highly respected
members of the golfing community. He posted on Twitter, I'd
like to congratulate at Ryder Cup Europe on their victory.
Your team played the first few days with sensational More importantly,
I'd like to apologize for the rude and mean spirited
behavior from our American crowd. As a former player captain
(33:26):
and as an American, I am ashamed of what happened.
Do you think that was really rude. I mean they
hired an mc this comedian and she was leading the
crowd in an f you rory chant. Do you think
that was bad? I think that might have been not. Okay,
my god, Yeah, all right, that's sports. I'm Tyler, mister
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Speaker 6 (34:03):
Believe it or not, there's still a Tower Records store
open in Dublin, just up from Trinity College.
Speaker 2 (34:14):
Look you back talking about the old Tower Records building
TJ Max there now corner Newbury mass At closing down.
It's gonna be empty now. Yeah, but how much we
love Tower Records, so we go to Dublin. You can
go to the record store. However, you will get jumped
at three o'clock in the morning like the Stealers quarterback.
You will. It's a little dangerous out there late at night.
Go during the day. Yes, McDonald's is bringing back monopoly.
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You got to be kidding me. What's this worse than?
Is this worse than the fighting palms in Rhode Island?
I will give you the odds on your chance to win.
Chuck Nolan The Morning Show, Danielle is on vacation, Tyler's
here with Pelosi, and we're all excited about the Monopoly
game coming back to McDonald's. It's been ten years. I
remember as a kid playing this. It was exciting. You
peel the sticker off the French fry box. You're trying
(34:58):
to get park place. You never to get in carplace.
Now he never did. So it all starts again next week.
I'm surprised they're bringing this back after all the controversy
from before that documentaries unbelievable. That's a great time mcmillion's
HBO docuseries. Yeah, but it showed that the game was
rigged for many years, but not by McDonald's. It was
(35:19):
by someone working for the company it made the game pieces. Yeah,
they called them Uncle Jerry, So I'm sure they're not
working with Uncle Jerry this time around. He would take
him into a bathroom. He'd take the suitcase with the
winning pieces in, open it up, swap out the little
tabs and put fake ones in and reseal it because
he had access to the little stickers that they used
for security. It's so crazy, hinged on those little stickers.
(35:40):
It is so crazy. Man. Everybody loved the Monopoly games.
Nobody was so into it. So here are the odds
of winning this time around. A chance to win a
free small fry, which is what you always got. Yeah,
one in twenty five Ye, it's no where it gets
crazy with some of the bigger prizes. Here an Audio
(36:02):
Technica turntable bundle worth five hundred dollars one in fifty
nine million. Seventy for a turntable, Yes, and make you
eat that hard for a turntable. Seventy seven inch Samsung
TV from Best Buy worth thirty seven hundred bucks one
in one hundred and fifty three million. Oh my god,
just go to the store and buy one. What's the
top prize? What is the top prize? One in sixty
(36:24):
billion chances A vacation for four to a destination like Paris, London, Tokyo, Barcelona,
worth fifty thousand dollars. One in sixty billion, however, one
in thirteen billion. A twenty twenty six Jeep Grand Cherokee cool.
Never rather have that, man, You got to eat a
lot of McDonald's to get that. You gotta go there
every day, three really to day, and you still don't
(36:45):
have a chance to win. Wellosi would go there and
get his plaane Hamburger with nothing on. I knew that
was just the guy drinking Coca cola for breakfast. That's right.
It is not to change subjects. But what is that about.
I'm just switching. I'm switching for coffee right side the
sugar and caffeine rush right now the syrups. I'm out
of my mind. I'm gonna start doing push ups any moment. Now,
it's gonna happen. This is great es. Usually around the
(37:07):
time that, hey, we got am I the a home
coming up from ZLX.
Speaker 7 (37:15):
Seven w z LX.
Speaker 1 (37:16):
Right here on the Chuck Nolan Morning Show.
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Everybody we answer the h old question am id a hole,
And if you have an A hole moment that needs
a solution, email the crew at Chuck Show at WCLX
dot com.
Speaker 2 (37:36):
This is really where Danielle shines. Yeah, you're on am
id a home day two over a vacation. But I
think it's going well.
Speaker 13 (37:43):
Wanning ZX. Seems like it's the second day without Danielle
and chaos is already happening.
Speaker 14 (37:50):
I think you might have to beg her to call
in and give Tyler a couple insults and calm them
down a little bit.
Speaker 2 (37:58):
He's really upset about these fights, the fighting part. We
do need your to leave a talkback or something. Yeah,
she's gonna do something. Come on, come on, Danielle, get
it together, all right? We got an email? All right, first,
let me give out the number here, all right, because
Daniel's on vacation. But the problems go on, Yes, exactly.
People out there need our help. We turn to you
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six hundred point seven. You can text doublezlex and your
message to seven oh four to seven oh. Download the
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us a message. What do we have? We got an
email from Ray from Saugust. He says love in the
New morning show. You guys have to be cracking up
every day. Thank you, buddy. So here's the deal. It's
not like I'm new to the dating game, but did
something change when I hit thirty? About two months ago,
(38:42):
I started dating a girl I met at a work function,
and we really hit it off. In fact, we just
made the whole boyfriend girlfriend thing official. Congratulations buddy. Yeah,
he says. It's a downside though, Apparently being called my
girlfriend also entitles her to a key to my place.
Oh my god. And I'm just not feeling that. And
when I said that I wasn't comfortable with it, things
(39:02):
turned into a hole? What are you hiding from me? Inquisition?
Is this normal am id a hole? Whow personal experience? Again?
Speaker 7 (39:12):
Ye?
Speaker 2 (39:12):
I was gonna say, talk to us, talk to me,
you know. With my wife Kelly, we had a very
short courtship. It was six years before I was really
that long. Yes, what the hell were you waiting for?
This is my second round? That's right. Contested number one
didn't go. I was damaged. Yeah, I was damaged. I
wanted to make sure. So things were going slowly. We're
(39:33):
easing into this. Okay, that's a little more than slow,
but definitely it reaches a point where not just looking
for a key. I remember when it was a big
deal when I let her have a drawer at my place.
That's a big one. I've been through that one. Yeah,
could I at least keep some of my stuff here?
Speaker 14 (39:52):
Ah?
Speaker 2 (39:54):
You know, that really sounds like a commitment. I don't know.
I'm kind of in and out. You know, it's a
small place. I don't have a lot of room here.
I got all that hotey stuff in the corner. You
don't want to leave that stuff here? How many things
do you think you need to leave? Oh my god,
I totally feel this. This is a tough one. Your girlfriend,
your new girlfriend. Yeah, it's a new one, only a
(40:17):
couple of months into it. Well, that's true. She wants
a key to the place to go in when you're
not there. This is what I call seeing a crack
in the floor. You just you have to wreck the floor.
You have to recognize these things as soon as they
rear their ugly heads a couple of months. Inch wants
a key. You don't ask for the key. You are
granted a key. Like you know what I'm saying, the key.
(40:39):
There's a natural progression where the key would make sense
to be here, right. You don't go, hey, all right,
I'm girlfriend, boyfriend now, and now the key. I would
love to see you reach the point in the relationship
where you would say, quote, I am granting you a key.
You don't think I have said that I grant upon
you this key. No, but definitely she's going to be
there when he's not around. She's gonna go in there.
(41:01):
It's gonna be like mission impossible. She had a small
flashlight in her mouth while she's going through the drawers,
and what is this? What is it? What is this
in the bedside drawer? What's going on here? This is
a tough one. I mean, it's not a tough one
for me, but I can say it would be a
tough one. It's a little open ended because we don't
know like, did she give a reason, did she you
know what I'm saying? Does she just wanted to have
it for the sake of having it? Yeah, he's a
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little loose with with the info, but it sounds pretty
clear to troublesome. This is a couple of months in.
This is only a couple It's it's pretty clear to
me that this she's looking for. He could be part
of the long con. They could be waiting to just
like he'll wake up with a kidney missing and a
bathtub full of ice and all his apartment empty. She
could be trying to, you know, push this relationship along
a little faster than he wants to. Let's say she's
shoehorning her way out. Shoe I've heard that term before.
(41:46):
Sounds like she wants to control things. She wants to
really kind of get her claws in there and control everything.
Two months in, you want a key and you're demanding it.
And how are you questioning why you're not getting it,
thinking that he's being shady. Guys, haven't done anything yet yet.
And what if you come home you just want to
watch Thursday night football some night, you're tired, you want
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to get your chicken palm. You want to go home
and watch Thursday night football. She's there, Oh, I let
myself in. Well, what's worse is if you're sitting there
watching football, you're on the couch, maybe you get your
hand down your pants and all of a sudden she
walks in the door. You didn't even know she was
coming over. He said, Oh, let yourself out. Oh yeah,
you let yourself in, Let yourself back out, get to
let the locks change at that point. This is I
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don't know. I'm not feeling this one. I like this.
Andrew has a life experience to share with us. Andrew,
what do you have?
Speaker 5 (42:35):
What's going on?
Speaker 2 (42:37):
Good morning?
Speaker 5 (42:38):
I've got I was dating my current wife. I was
dating her for about eight years, but six years in
we got an apartment and it was my apartment. She
had a key to it. But i'd say new girlfriend.
I don't know that. They're red flag for me. You
gotta be careful. People will whack these days.
Speaker 2 (42:58):
You know. I like Andrew. I like a man who
want to be sure of things before you make any
kind of a commitment like that, a lifelong commitment, just
a short eight ear courtship? Did he have a Chuck Nolan?
Speaker 10 (43:10):
Like?
Speaker 2 (43:10):
First marriage? Is that why you waited so long? Like,
let me ask him, Andrew? Did your first wife? Andrew?
Did your first wife leave you or join a culte?
His only wife? All right? All right, well there you go.
Well you guys will discuss that in a couple of moments.
I'll let you go, but thank you, Andrew. See, I
(43:33):
think this is a little too fresh for a kid. Yeah,
it's way too fresh for a kick. When you were
with Kelly, how did it take you guys to live
together five years? Oh god? So I was like, all right,
we got to see if we can stand each other.
All right. So I always make a big thing out
of you know, things in life. So we went hiking
(43:54):
the Grand Tetons. We hiked the Grand Tetons. At the
top of the Tetons, I sent to her with the
key in a box, like, would you be my roommate? Wow, Oh,
it's not a no, it's a key. She only knew
there was a piece of your body coming in a
in a little box many years later. Did she know
you were going to gift her an umbilical court, your
(44:15):
umbilical course, you know the box that's what keeps keeps
things spicy? Al Right, Okay, that's what I'm talking. I
think you've got some talkbacks coming in. So we got
a bunch of them coming in, all right, not just yet?
All right? Uh six one, seven hundred point seven. You
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free iHeartRadio app. Tell us what do you think two
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months she wants a key? Sixty days. He's pushing back
sixty days and it's just, yeah, it's too early. But
he's really failing the pressure because he's asking us, am
I the.
Speaker 11 (44:46):
A hole for this?
Speaker 7 (44:48):
Do you?
Speaker 2 (44:49):
It takes longer to actually buy a house and get
the set of keys. It takes longer buy a house
you don't care the keys in sixty days. It's true.
That is true. And this is true, Katie, what do
you think.
Speaker 12 (45:01):
I think it's a little presumptuous of her. I think
it's a little too soon. And if she's then getting
a little bent out of shape and demanding it for me,
that sends up a lot of red flags, you know,
So i'd say, you know, I'll stick to your gun.
I mean, if you don't want to give it to her,
don't give it to her. And I wouldn't when it's
that early in the relationship. You know, she can be
(45:21):
a psycho underneath.
Speaker 2 (45:24):
You never know, right, I would.
Speaker 7 (45:27):
Right.
Speaker 12 (45:29):
In the relationship, it's like the honeymoon face. So you're
only showing your good side, right, you know exactly? The
relationship gets sad to see people like true colors.
Speaker 2 (45:41):
And Katie, you're just you're showing your best side. It's
it's it's kind of fresh and all that you haven't
even you know, passed gas in front of each other, you.
Speaker 12 (45:49):
Know exactly exactly, you know, So I say, give it
a little bit of time, stick to his guns, and I'll.
Speaker 2 (45:55):
No tell right you, Katie, you know red flags? This
is that point in the first couple of months of
relig like, I'm even worried about what I eat in
front of a girl at that point, I don't want
anything messy. I don't want to like spill anything on
my shirt. Like you want to like keep everything you
want to the best version of yourself possible. That's it. Yeah,
living with me, you don't want to keep that up.
(46:16):
You can only keep that front up for so long.
What do you guys think? Who is the A hole?
Chuck Nola Morning Show with Danielle Murr, who's on vacation,
Tyler's here, Pelosi's here. We're doing am I the A hole?
And this guy who's uh thirty years old? Been dating
for a couple of months. It's going pretty well. All
of a sudden, out of left field. I want a key,
(46:36):
she wants the key. She wants the key, wants the
key to the joint. Well, oh, this is the way
you're doing.
Speaker 1 (46:46):
I supposed to do.
Speaker 7 (46:47):
You won't answer right calls, you change your number.
Speaker 2 (46:49):
I mean, I'm not going to be ignored. The next thing,
I know, there's the bunny in the pot. Okay, but
the inquisition is, what are you hiding from me? Yeah.
Now she wants she thinks he's hiding something. He thinks
she's being too aggressive. What do you think you know
after sixty days? She wants to come in, She wants
to change things. She wants to take down that NFL
(47:10):
collection of shot glasses that he works so hard to
put up on the wall. She wants to take my
survival knives off the wall. Oh my god, I can't
have that, Terry. What do you think I think that
he should not give her teeth?
Speaker 12 (47:24):
There is no way in God's greener that woman is
stable enough.
Speaker 2 (47:29):
To feel sure enough in a relationship. This is coming
from a woman. First, I want to thank you for
using your directional signal. And second, yeah, I think so
it's it's a aggressive move after sixty days.
Speaker 12 (47:45):
It's aggressive and insecure.
Speaker 2 (47:49):
Hmm, insecure, I said, I think it's win insecure. Man,
it's like way too I can barely remember girl's last
name after sixty days, never mind come to live with me.
That's that's just way too much after sixty days. So
do you think it's like a test? I really miss
a test question? Yeah, Daniel Brady, al, what are your
thoughts on this? This is funny?
Speaker 6 (48:11):
I listening to this.
Speaker 2 (48:13):
I'm sixty one, right.
Speaker 11 (48:14):
I met my wife when she was nineteen.
Speaker 2 (48:17):
Okay, we've been.
Speaker 8 (48:18):
Married thirty seven years.
Speaker 2 (48:23):
We dated for eight years.
Speaker 1 (48:25):
My dad had an apartment and her mother was old school.
She was not even allowed to see in that apartment.
Speaker 7 (48:32):
So given that kill.
Speaker 11 (48:34):
Yeah, so give her that, give her that Keia.
Speaker 2 (48:37):
I think it's a little ridiculous. I never did it.
Speaker 1 (48:39):
We never lived together.
Speaker 2 (48:40):
We just we we dated and.
Speaker 5 (48:43):
Then we got married.
Speaker 2 (48:44):
That's it, old school kick. I get a kick out
of this stuff when I hear this.
Speaker 13 (48:47):
Stop but I gotta you're gonna live together?
Speaker 1 (48:49):
You mean, come on, you don't know somebody don't get married.
Speaker 6 (48:52):
That's just how I look at it.
Speaker 2 (48:53):
Wow. Al, see, Chuck, you're different. Al with the dick
van Dyke bed Efen. Now, everybody wants to test drive
the car. You got to test drive the car. You did,
you have to. It worked. But it's also it's about
you know, how you are financially together, things you like,
you don't like, see people at their worst.
Speaker 12 (49:15):
This is the voice of experienced talking.
Speaker 2 (49:16):
Thank you very much for listening.
Speaker 7 (49:19):
A lot of women, not just one woman, Yeah, a
lot of women.
Speaker 2 (49:23):
Okay, where's to Live by Laurie. Good morning, Hey, good
morning guys. How you doing.
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A Hole Perk.
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I love the show.
Speaker 11 (49:35):
Thanks, we've been My husband and I have been huge
fans forever and ever. I won't say how old we
are anyhow. The girl is definitely the ape. Nobody should
be demanding a key, first of all, So that's something
that is given to you when somebody feels comfortable doing that.
So for her say I need a key, But there
is a little looseness to the context of the conversation
(49:58):
because we don't know why she in the first place.
So if it was a matter of her just coming
in and being like, hey, you know what, let me
have a Katia pad, then I'd be like, I'm sorry,
I'm not really comfortable at this juncture. But as a
young thirty year old man, you should be able to
have that conversation with a person that you think you
might be spending some time with. And if you can't
(50:20):
have that conversation and she's not able to have that conversation,
then you should, you know, hit the bricks.
Speaker 2 (50:26):
Yeah, yeah, you're right. Nobody's on this guy. You're right
on the girl's side right now. Yeah, you should be
able to talk about it, and he should be able
to say, I feel really uncomfortable about this. I mean,
this is going great right now, let's just let's pump
the brakes for now. He probably understands that if he
has that conversation, this relationship is done. Like he knows
this is not one on the downslope now after two months.
(50:46):
If that's true, then forget it. Well, then it wasn't
meant to be. It wasn't meant to be, right exactly.
We're talking red flags, aren't we, thadeus red flag? This
is music right.
Speaker 5 (50:57):
Ciness, that's a rich flag for sure.
Speaker 2 (51:00):
Yeah. Yeah, So you don't think this is gonna You
think he's gonna he's gonna run away. He's gonna move basically,
she knows where he lives. You forget the key. He's
gonna move still leave the country for sure. Wow, you
gotta get a new place, the new citizenship, the whole thing.
That's how serious this is. All right, We got some
talk bags coming in here too.
Speaker 15 (51:19):
All right, guys, there are two a holes in this situation.
One her she like that's just way too soon, like
being a girlfriend that's fine. You gotta ease into things.
You might not know that the level of crazy yet
you just can't give a key.
Speaker 13 (51:35):
Uh.
Speaker 15 (51:35):
The second a hole is Danielle for leaving us alone
with youtubejamokes.
Speaker 2 (51:43):
That's that's a big issue here. Number one, Obviously he's
making her feel comfortable enough that she wants a key.
Number two.
Speaker 3 (51:56):
Is she crazy already?
Speaker 13 (51:58):
She's gotta stop?
Speaker 2 (52:00):
You know what that means.
Speaker 9 (52:02):
That means you hang the key outside the door and
it's the wrong key and say, have a good life
hiding yelp.
Speaker 2 (52:11):
The w stating already. I don't know if you're stating
she's stating already. He's a single gentleman. You think, yeah, good.
Speaker 15 (52:18):
Mornings, the LX team.
Speaker 10 (52:20):
That dude should run, run run.
Speaker 2 (52:23):
This is red flag city. He should get out right away. Yeah. Yeah,
seems to be the general feeling.
Speaker 4 (52:29):
He is absolutely not the ahole. Probation periods at work
are longer than mass and you want a key. So
you know, for a job, I can't get health insurance
unless I you know, work the ninety days. But after
sixty days you want a key, and you think, just
because I don't give it to you, I'm being shady.
(52:49):
I think it's a little shady that you're pushing to
be at my place when I'm not there.
Speaker 2 (52:54):
This is one hundred percent that he is not the
a hole. This is if there's any buddy on her side.
I would love to hear this, right, I'd love to
hear the rationale, but I think the message is clear
here for him.
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Speaker 2 (53:20):
Old Guy's been a relationship for a couple of months already.
She wants a key. I want a key to your place.
What I want to go in there out of here.
I want to go in and poke around when you're
not there and take your your death stars off the
wall and stuff like that. I want to make this
less of a guide place. Wouldn't it be nice if
there was like a nice painting right there instead of
that picture of Bobby Orr flying through the air. I
have some stuffed animals I'd like to put on the bed.
(53:41):
Maybe that Fenway picture should come down. No, it shouldn't
get some talk bags here.
Speaker 9 (53:46):
Another thing to consider on who the ahole is is
what their living situations are right now. He obviously lives alone,
but who knows if she lives with roommates or lives
with family. True, and is just looking to try and
find a quick way, So I think he should stay strong.
Give it at least five or six more months before
you start making copies of keys kid.
Speaker 2 (54:07):
That's a good point. I didn't think of that. What
is the Maybe she's trying to get out of something.
Maybe she's got a weird situation. She's on the lamb, Well,
she's got roommates, and then she wants to just jump
to like her own place with the stude. I could
see that being the thing that you want to do.
Maybe she's an illegal alien. Wow, we've really gone far
with this story. You never know. Maybe she's an international
(54:30):
spy mail order bride. You don't know, dude, does.
Speaker 16 (54:38):
You gotta find yourself and the girlfriend to today. Two
months is way too fast, or else you might be
the ale last. Oh yeah, get rent of her now,
Get rind of her now, no no.
Speaker 2 (54:56):
Red flag, run run for your live. I love that
we have a songwriter joining us on the show. This
guy's great singing talkbacks for every id a hole. Please
don't ever stop. That was great. All right. We've got
a classic rock challenge coming our way at eight tens. Well,
I see what's it going to be. Well, we have
a bit of a challenge. It's a cover challenge. I'll
(55:17):
leave it at that. It's a cover challenge, all right.
You go to be playing for tickets to see The
Cult at the Orphan this Saturday. Where else but zlx