April 1, 2025 • 20 mins
8 Month Pregnant Woman robs banks while her husband waits out side unknowingly.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
One o seven nine KBPI and your show time for
stupid stories. Stold, yeah, all stop, Yes you are stupid
stories brought to you by.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Air Comfort, your local carrier experts.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Okay, Hey, the Linoltech Car Show has been postponed till
July twenty sixth Okay, so that means the cruise as well.
Be real fun to can tar this Saturday. You're not
cruising to nothing, so we'll do that in the twenty six.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
All right, but the snow on Saturday should alert you
to the fact that the crui.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Is canceled, right, sawherre Kim Kardashian is a step closer
to being becoming a lawyer. Oh, I think she's gonna
do good as a lawyer.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
Why is that?
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Well, she's good at getting people off. Why we get
a good joke? She is good at that by hear Oh,
just saying she's probably well versed. Let's see huh see
Steven stories. Here's again, when twenty four year old Minute
(01:05):
Utah facing charges after he allegedly walked into a restaurant
naked and armed with a gun. Oh, apparently he just
started flexing. He started flexing naked in the restaurant. Oh yeah,
he's got a gun in his hand, like a pistol,
and he's got you know, bicep guns. So he's just
walking around all naked to the world, just like, oh me, pose,
(01:27):
who look at this and look at watching me flexing
my butt cheek.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
Oh oh. People just freaked out a little bit, as
they should. Yeah, they say that he was quote this
is a quote. He was flexing his muscles aggressively and
following people.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Completely naked.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
I'm just picturing. Wow. I don't know if he's built
like mister Olympia, but that's kind of what I'm picturing,
is just the mister Olympia poses like go up to
the table and just skimming a good.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
I don't care who it is. I still would have
I'd have been like yo. Anyway. Police in India have
finally caught an elusive thief. This elusive thief he would
always excuse this poop his pants when in danger. Oh yeah,
and that would in turn keep people well, keep people
(02:25):
away as he made his escape. I feel like when
you have that much control and you can poop on demand,
it is a wow. It's a pretty raw talent. You know,
that's a pooped on demand is underrated. I think about that. Like,
if some dude was I don't know, stealing something at
(02:47):
his store and he just hit you with some explosive
diarrhea like that would most definitely get me to leave.
I'd be like, oh, you know what, man, you just
you gonna take that? Go ahead? Now?
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Was this really on command? Or is this like.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Dude on command? He's been doing it. He's done it
like seven or eight times where he just he'll go
on to steal something and when people are going to
get him, he'll just I'm like, I'm not touching it.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
No, I wouldn't either.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
I'm like, no, no, hey, man, you catch you on
the next one. But yeah, man, that is that's impressive control.
If you can poop on the spot, there's a you know,
the world's your limitations. Like really, if you could poop
on the man, you can get by with a lot
of stuff. Imagine the tickets you can get out of.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
You get pulled over and.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Just pop yourself. Yeah yeah, okay, I bet it would. Man,
that's amazing, all right. Quoting to a new report, gen
Z employees are never at their desks and it's driving
their boss is crazy. So yeah, just just let you know,
(04:05):
there's another report about gen z ers out here coming
up in a minute that's kind of scary. Here's the
report about seventy percent cat owners, Well, apparently seventy to
seventy five percent of cat owners check their litter box daily.
Speaker 2 (04:18):
I would hope they do.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
The other twenty five to thirty percent probably receiving passive
aggressive messages from the cat.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Just saying I've never had a cat, but you do
clean it out every day?
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Right, Yeah, it's one of the funny things about them
cat owning people. You gotta what does the big old
box full of poop in your house and you okay
with it? Weirdos So sixty seven year woman in Georgia,
this is a crazy story. I read the whole story,
but I'm just gonna make it short for you here
because it's got a couple other ones. She had this
horrific car accident, right, she made it through the car accident,
(04:54):
car rolling over, She gets out, she's a little discombobulated
a little bit. What happens to her about twenty thirty
feet from the car accident, this woman falls into a well.
Oh yeah, she died when she fell into the well,
Like you know, that's some final destination stuff. When it's like, oh,
the car crash didn't get you, well, let me just
(05:15):
have you stumbled this way and then fall into the
bottom of an empty well.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
What she didn't read her fortune cookie?
Speaker 1 (05:23):
Man? Oh no, what her fortune cookies say?
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Stay inside to that dig deep?
Speaker 1 (05:30):
Wow? Man, that would suck. You know you survived the
car crash, just a fall in a well. All right?
So look, this is a this is a hard study
to swallow. Uh. Look it's well, according to this, it's everything.
It's dating apps, it's doom scrolling, it's doom scroll. Is
(05:54):
that just where you hunt for stuff to give you
a little hit of dopamine?
Speaker 2 (05:56):
That's basically where you got like the reels going and
just video, yeah, video after video.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
I can see why they call it dooms growing delayed
rights of passage, lofty living expenses, or strained from pro
family values. Americans are having significantly fewer babies. Oh and
they're not the only ones falling victim to this trend.
(06:22):
In America. For example, over half of eighteen to thirty
four year olds are neither in steady relationships nor living
with a partner. Furthermore, most single Americans don't feel pressure
to find a partner. Half say they're not even looking
for a partner. Far different than those stats just a
number of years ago. Yeah, and apparently, according to this
(06:47):
the study, the largest reason for this is just the
library of entertainment now at their fingertips, you know, everything
for video games, TikTok, to social media, the Netflix, you know,
porn Hub. It's basically there's a handful of culprits here
(07:07):
keeping people in front of their smartphones and in front
of their screens and away from the outside world. And
that's affecting birth rates all over the place. Not just
birth rates, but people actually partnering up, people just being
interested in having a relationship, and all the signs across
the globe report the same, the same things, like the
(07:29):
baby rates are insane. The trend appears to be hitting
gen zers the worst. The survey data showing that that
age group between eighteen and twenty four has the lowest
percentage of men and stable committed relationships. Only low thirty
percent of men in that demographic grin steady relationships. That's
(07:53):
the highest rate of men uninterested in finding a romantic partner.
Let me just take Rocky Mountain men's clinic fellas. Hello,
Hello Rocky Mountain men's clinic. We saw study the other
day where it was the same demographic like men. It
was twenty oh is men twenty five to forty. I
(08:15):
think it was so a little bit older. But the
study showed that their testosterone levels were like like less
than half of what they were just like four decades ago,
which is is crazy. Add to it, it goes on
to say, let's see the people that wrote this this
(08:38):
study that basically sumids of everything they said. Last year,
they were in Mexico and lots lots of different Mexican
little towns, and mothers would say the biggest problem here
is that their teenage sons are spending all the time
in their bedroom on their phones and on their screens.
(08:59):
They looked at everything from Mexican towns to American towns
to all the way across the globe, even in you know,
small Indian villages in Bangladesh. They say, these people are
hooked on hyper engaging media and not meeting each other. Okay,
Google search uncovers headlines about Europe's fertility crisis or Japan's
(09:23):
birth rate plumbing into new lows. It's all over the
globe and they're not sure what to do about it.
The final paragraph in the article says, if they're right,
the problem is technology, hyper engaging media, distracting all of us,
driving this digital solitude which ultimately prevents people from forming couples.
(09:46):
So we need to think about how to get people
to form couples. And obviously there's some various options. Could
we regulate technology in some way, could we introduce further restrictions,
or could we do in schools, do something in schools
to ensure that we're fostering social skills instead of just
everybody relying on the screen. It is a it is
(10:09):
a concern. Is it not like it's crazy where things
are going? And it looks like that trend is just
increasing the more people spend time with their screams.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Hey kids, if your parents won't buy them a phone,
buy you a phone, just say hey this it's either
this or teenage pregnancy one or the other.
Speaker 1 (10:29):
I mean, there might be in a center for teenage pregnancy.
I don't know, Uh, go to this man when it
didn't even talk about some of the birth rate issues
they're having in how you know they're just there's all
the developed countries that have you know, a lot of
cell phone stuff there. It's just something affecting all of us.
(10:53):
It's it is wild, man, it's crazy.
Speaker 3 (10:57):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Let's see this woman on TikTok. She went viral after
she fell asleep on a cross country flight and apparently
the guy sitting behind her, well, he braided her hair.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
Oh he did.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
One smile braid in the back, and she didn't says
she didn't even get a confronted because she didn't see
it until she got to her Airbnb and she made
this video rant about it. But look, if your hair
is hanging over the seat at the top of the seat,
I've had that before, where it's down in my screen
thing or my you know, my TV even you know,
long hair being my food. Like, hey, I'm gonna do
(11:33):
something with it. It's better than cutting it. If you're asleep.
Just be glad I didn't disturb you. Right, It's funny.
She was all being about it. Okay, I believe it's
to harassment.
Speaker 2 (11:46):
Keep your hair out of his seat, right, just say, Well,
she'd have learned that would be a little creepy though. Yeah,
but having a dude play with your hair, wis I
mean it's not late, he's anything. When they landed, she
you know, I'm sure she got up and exited a plane.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
He just went bout his way, not giving another thought.
But that's a good way to keep her hair out
of his way, all right? So who's got better hearing?
Men or women?
Speaker 2 (12:15):
What?
Speaker 1 (12:16):
Huh uh? Let's see this study found that. Wow, it's
not a surprise here, is it. A new study found
that men literally can't hear as well as women. And
look this story. The study says, there's nothing you can
do about it. Oh, it just comes down to anatomy.
(12:39):
So there. Scientists tested people's hearing in different countries around
the world and found this true everywhere. The average woman
has a two decibel advantage and up to a six
decibel range on certain frequencies than men. It's not a lot,
but it's enough to make a difference. They think it
might just come down to certain hormones and how our
(12:59):
ears developing the wound. See y'all developing ears, we're developing
these guns.
Speaker 2 (13:07):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
Oh, new study found that regardless of gender, we all
tend to hear well. Is this We hear better out
of her right ear than we do or left. Every
one of us does not sure why, but interesting. All right,
so this is kind of funny. You're in a high
speed pursuit. This case, two idiots fro Nashville. They got
the rest of the Friday after they started to put
(13:29):
air in their attires during a high speed pursuit. Cop
noticed that license plate was obscure, tried to pull him over,
but the guy driving he didn't stop, and he sped off,
leading the police to pursue him. He apparently thought that
he'd outran them because the patrol car was no longer
behind him. I guess he did the patrol car and
(13:49):
some maneuvers. He didn't realize that the police helicopter was
also following them. Oh, so the helicopter sees them putting
air in his tires at the point into a gas station,
notified the cops that he had just eluded. Well, the
cops showed up the rest of them both. Uh, that's funny,
and they're not just in trouble from running from the
(14:10):
law too. Apparently, officers smelled weed and fod a large
bag of pot in the center console. They also found
backpacks with more pot plastic bags in two digital scales.
The driver remitted the weed was his and also driving
on a suspended license, so no wonder he didn't want
to get pulled over. Air though, air in the tires lane, right,
(14:34):
you got Kylin putting the air in the thirs like
it must have been really low. A wife robbed two
banks while she was eight months pregnant and apparently duped
her own winning husband into being a getaway driver. Her
name was Anna A. She's thirty seven. She robbed two
banks in October. In November last year, uh it says.
(14:57):
It says she got inspired by watching gangster films while
while she was pregnant. So she's pregnant, she's watching gangster films,
got all inspired and decided to rob banks.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
She got that pregnancy brain.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
They're not gonna shoot a pregnant woman, so apparently she
burst into cooperative bank, carrying a knife and demanding the
cashier give her money before Fleeena on foot with her haul.
Police launched a large man hunt with road closures search
dogs falling the robbery, but officers were unable to find her.
She was disguised as short and likely female. Two weeks later,
(15:36):
Anna targeted another branch of that same bank and a
town a little bit away from where the first bank was.
She carried an object that was similar to a firearm
with her. This time, she made her husband an unwitting
accomplice when she told him to pick her up after
a checkup appointment at the hospital for her baby. In reality,
(15:58):
he was acting as her getaway drive from a parking
lot near the bank where she actually committed the first
robbery from ho so the TV footage investigators noticed that
she had a baby bump, so they managed to track
her down. She was arrested a day after her second robbery.
In totals, she made out with about ten thousand dollars,
(16:21):
half of which was discovered the basement of her house,
and half of which she spent on building materials for
the well the baby's room. It looks like she had
a knife and ridden this a clothes that she'd used
in the robberies. She has said, both my son and
my husband believed what I told him. She said in
(16:42):
court she was sending to four years in prison for
the bank robberies causing bally harm. The housewife said she
acted alone and her husband didn't know about her criminal activities.
She gave birth to her baby behind bars, oh and
has been allowed to care for her child while imprisoned.
What a crazy I was inspired by gangster films I
(17:06):
was watching while I was pregnant. That's crazy, all right. Lastly, hey,
if you're looking for cocaine in Europe, forgot about it.
Officers confiscated over six and a half tons of cocaine
from a semi submersible vessel what's called a narco sub.
(17:27):
Apparently they intercepted this narco sub while bound for Portugal.
The bus, dubbed Operation Nautilus, amounts to nearly a quarter
of the record twenty three tons seeds across the whole
twenty twenty four in Portugal. So they seized how many
(17:49):
twenty three tons? And this was basically seven tons of it.
Speaker 2 (17:52):
Wow, the whole year they go through twenty four tons.
This all was six uh.
Speaker 1 (17:58):
Six point six tons of cocaine. So you look at this.
The vessel was intercepted in the middle of the effing
Atlantic Ocean. It was like five hundred nautical miles south
of Portugal's whatever bait that they used to bring in
those they said that this was it. Azores is the
(18:23):
the port where most of the drugs for your five
crew members on board the vessel which was used by
an international crime ring five hundred miles off the coast
and they nailed it. That was crazy.
Speaker 2 (18:37):
Wow. And they were sailing from South America or shouldn't
they sailing? But South America to Portugal. Yes, his most
little submarine.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
Yeah, most of cocaine that comes into Europe comes from
Portugal across the sea from Latin America. Wow, what a ride, dude,
that's crazy. In January where ei, there was another Narco
sub that broke into two pieces as a fishing butt,
was toned at the port and they sees about eight
thousand pounds of cocaine for that. But this was six
(19:10):
point six tons of it. And you look at the
vehicle and it's like wow, man.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Does it look like it was like a homemade sort
of thing. Yeah, as opposed to you know, all those
commercial submarines out there right right.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
Oh, they said it was wow. They offloaded more than
fifty five million dollars worth of cocaine on that bus.
Speaker 2 (19:31):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
Wow, wow, that is.
Speaker 2 (19:38):
I wonder if those five guys on board were partying
for that, right, dude.
Speaker 1 (19:42):
Fifty five million dollars worth of cocaine. Holy moly. They're
like we almost did. Baby, We're gonna be rich godly.
Can you imagine get busted. I mean that is that's
a big last man. That's crazy.
One o seven nine KBPI and your show time for
stupid stories. Stold, yeah, all stop, Yes you are stupid
stories brought to you by.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Air Comfort, your local carrier experts.
Speaker 1 (00:14):
Okay, Hey, the Linoltech Car Show has been postponed till
July twenty sixth Okay, so that means the cruise as well.
Be real fun to can tar this Saturday. You're not
cruising to nothing, so we'll do that in the twenty six.
Speaker 2 (00:30):
All right, but the snow on Saturday should alert you
to the fact that the crui.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
Is canceled, right, sawherre Kim Kardashian is a step closer
to being becoming a lawyer. Oh, I think she's gonna
do good as a lawyer.
Speaker 2 (00:43):
Why is that?
Speaker 1 (00:44):
Well, she's good at getting people off. Why we get
a good joke? She is good at that by hear Oh,
just saying she's probably well versed. Let's see huh see
Steven stories. Here's again, when twenty four year old Minute
(01:05):
Utah facing charges after he allegedly walked into a restaurant
naked and armed with a gun. Oh, apparently he just
started flexing. He started flexing naked in the restaurant. Oh yeah,
he's got a gun in his hand, like a pistol,
and he's got you know, bicep guns. So he's just
walking around all naked to the world, just like, oh me, pose,
(01:27):
who look at this and look at watching me flexing
my butt cheek.
Speaker 3 (01:32):
Oh oh. People just freaked out a little bit, as
they should. Yeah, they say that he was quote this
is a quote. He was flexing his muscles aggressively and
following people.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Completely naked.
Speaker 2 (01:52):
I'm just picturing. Wow. I don't know if he's built
like mister Olympia, but that's kind of what I'm picturing,
is just the mister Olympia poses like go up to
the table and just skimming a good.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
I don't care who it is. I still would have
I'd have been like yo. Anyway. Police in India have
finally caught an elusive thief. This elusive thief he would
always excuse this poop his pants when in danger. Oh yeah,
and that would in turn keep people well, keep people
(02:25):
away as he made his escape. I feel like when
you have that much control and you can poop on demand,
it is a wow. It's a pretty raw talent. You know,
that's a pooped on demand is underrated. I think about that. Like,
if some dude was I don't know, stealing something at
(02:47):
his store and he just hit you with some explosive
diarrhea like that would most definitely get me to leave.
I'd be like, oh, you know what, man, you just
you gonna take that? Go ahead? Now?
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Was this really on command? Or is this like.
Speaker 1 (03:03):
Dude on command? He's been doing it. He's done it
like seven or eight times where he just he'll go
on to steal something and when people are going to
get him, he'll just I'm like, I'm not touching it.
Speaker 2 (03:17):
No, I wouldn't either.
Speaker 1 (03:18):
I'm like, no, no, hey, man, you catch you on
the next one. But yeah, man, that is that's impressive control.
If you can poop on the spot, there's a you know,
the world's your limitations. Like really, if you could poop
on the man, you can get by with a lot
of stuff. Imagine the tickets you can get out of.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
You get pulled over and.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Just pop yourself. Yeah yeah, okay, I bet it would. Man,
that's amazing, all right. Quoting to a new report, gen
Z employees are never at their desks and it's driving
their boss is crazy. So yeah, just just let you know,
(04:05):
there's another report about gen z ers out here coming
up in a minute that's kind of scary. Here's the
report about seventy percent cat owners, Well, apparently seventy to
seventy five percent of cat owners check their litter box daily.
Speaker 2 (04:18):
I would hope they do.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
The other twenty five to thirty percent probably receiving passive
aggressive messages from the cat.
Speaker 2 (04:27):
Just saying I've never had a cat, but you do
clean it out every day?
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Right, Yeah, it's one of the funny things about them
cat owning people. You gotta what does the big old
box full of poop in your house and you okay
with it? Weirdos So sixty seven year woman in Georgia,
this is a crazy story. I read the whole story,
but I'm just gonna make it short for you here
because it's got a couple other ones. She had this
horrific car accident, right, she made it through the car accident,
(04:54):
car rolling over, She gets out, she's a little discombobulated
a little bit. What happens to her about twenty thirty
feet from the car accident, this woman falls into a well.
Oh yeah, she died when she fell into the well,
Like you know, that's some final destination stuff. When it's like, oh,
the car crash didn't get you, well, let me just
(05:15):
have you stumbled this way and then fall into the
bottom of an empty well.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
What she didn't read her fortune cookie?
Speaker 1 (05:23):
Man? Oh no, what her fortune cookies say?
Speaker 2 (05:25):
Stay inside to that dig deep?
Speaker 1 (05:30):
Wow? Man, that would suck. You know you survived the
car crash, just a fall in a well. All right?
So look, this is a this is a hard study
to swallow. Uh. Look it's well, according to this, it's everything.
It's dating apps, it's doom scrolling, it's doom scroll. Is
(05:54):
that just where you hunt for stuff to give you
a little hit of dopamine?
Speaker 2 (05:56):
That's basically where you got like the reels going and
just video, yeah, video after video.
Speaker 1 (06:01):
I can see why they call it dooms growing delayed
rights of passage, lofty living expenses, or strained from pro
family values. Americans are having significantly fewer babies. Oh and
they're not the only ones falling victim to this trend.
(06:22):
In America. For example, over half of eighteen to thirty
four year olds are neither in steady relationships nor living
with a partner. Furthermore, most single Americans don't feel pressure
to find a partner. Half say they're not even looking
for a partner. Far different than those stats just a
number of years ago. Yeah, and apparently, according to this
(06:47):
the study, the largest reason for this is just the
library of entertainment now at their fingertips, you know, everything
for video games, TikTok, to social media, the Netflix, you know,
porn Hub. It's basically there's a handful of culprits here
(07:07):
keeping people in front of their smartphones and in front
of their screens and away from the outside world. And
that's affecting birth rates all over the place. Not just
birth rates, but people actually partnering up, people just being
interested in having a relationship, and all the signs across
the globe report the same, the same things, like the
(07:29):
baby rates are insane. The trend appears to be hitting
gen zers the worst. The survey data showing that that
age group between eighteen and twenty four has the lowest
percentage of men and stable committed relationships. Only low thirty
percent of men in that demographic grin steady relationships. That's
(07:53):
the highest rate of men uninterested in finding a romantic partner.
Let me just take Rocky Mountain men's clinic fellas. Hello,
Hello Rocky Mountain men's clinic. We saw study the other
day where it was the same demographic like men. It
was twenty oh is men twenty five to forty. I
(08:15):
think it was so a little bit older. But the
study showed that their testosterone levels were like like less
than half of what they were just like four decades ago,
which is is crazy. Add to it, it goes on
to say, let's see the people that wrote this this
(08:38):
study that basically sumids of everything they said. Last year,
they were in Mexico and lots lots of different Mexican
little towns, and mothers would say the biggest problem here
is that their teenage sons are spending all the time
in their bedroom on their phones and on their screens.
(08:59):
They looked at everything from Mexican towns to American towns
to all the way across the globe, even in you know,
small Indian villages in Bangladesh. They say, these people are
hooked on hyper engaging media and not meeting each other. Okay,
Google search uncovers headlines about Europe's fertility crisis or Japan's
(09:23):
birth rate plumbing into new lows. It's all over the
globe and they're not sure what to do about it.
The final paragraph in the article says, if they're right,
the problem is technology, hyper engaging media, distracting all of us,
driving this digital solitude which ultimately prevents people from forming couples.
(09:46):
So we need to think about how to get people
to form couples. And obviously there's some various options. Could
we regulate technology in some way, could we introduce further restrictions,
or could we do in schools, do something in schools
to ensure that we're fostering social skills instead of just
everybody relying on the screen. It is a it is
(10:09):
a concern. Is it not like it's crazy where things
are going? And it looks like that trend is just
increasing the more people spend time with their screams.
Speaker 2 (10:19):
Hey kids, if your parents won't buy them a phone,
buy you a phone, just say hey this it's either
this or teenage pregnancy one or the other.
Speaker 1 (10:29):
I mean, there might be in a center for teenage pregnancy.
I don't know, Uh, go to this man when it
didn't even talk about some of the birth rate issues
they're having in how you know they're just there's all
the developed countries that have you know, a lot of
cell phone stuff there. It's just something affecting all of us.
(10:53):
It's it is wild, man, it's crazy.
Speaker 3 (10:57):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Let's see this woman on TikTok. She went viral after
she fell asleep on a cross country flight and apparently
the guy sitting behind her, well, he braided her hair.
Speaker 2 (11:09):
Oh he did.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
One smile braid in the back, and she didn't says
she didn't even get a confronted because she didn't see
it until she got to her Airbnb and she made
this video rant about it. But look, if your hair
is hanging over the seat at the top of the seat,
I've had that before, where it's down in my screen
thing or my you know, my TV even you know,
long hair being my food. Like, hey, I'm gonna do
(11:33):
something with it. It's better than cutting it. If you're asleep.
Just be glad I didn't disturb you. Right, It's funny.
She was all being about it. Okay, I believe it's
to harassment.
Speaker 2 (11:46):
Keep your hair out of his seat, right, just say, Well,
she'd have learned that would be a little creepy though. Yeah,
but having a dude play with your hair, wis I
mean it's not late, he's anything. When they landed, she
you know, I'm sure she got up and exited a plane.
Speaker 1 (12:05):
He just went bout his way, not giving another thought.
But that's a good way to keep her hair out
of his way, all right? So who's got better hearing?
Men or women?
Speaker 2 (12:15):
What?
Speaker 1 (12:16):
Huh uh? Let's see this study found that. Wow, it's
not a surprise here, is it. A new study found
that men literally can't hear as well as women. And
look this story. The study says, there's nothing you can
do about it. Oh, it just comes down to anatomy.
(12:39):
So there. Scientists tested people's hearing in different countries around
the world and found this true everywhere. The average woman
has a two decibel advantage and up to a six
decibel range on certain frequencies than men. It's not a lot,
but it's enough to make a difference. They think it
might just come down to certain hormones and how our
(12:59):
ears developing the wound. See y'all developing ears, we're developing
these guns.
Speaker 2 (13:07):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
Oh, new study found that regardless of gender, we all
tend to hear well. Is this We hear better out
of her right ear than we do or left. Every
one of us does not sure why, but interesting. All right,
so this is kind of funny. You're in a high
speed pursuit. This case, two idiots fro Nashville. They got
the rest of the Friday after they started to put
(13:29):
air in their attires during a high speed pursuit. Cop
noticed that license plate was obscure, tried to pull him over,
but the guy driving he didn't stop, and he sped off,
leading the police to pursue him. He apparently thought that
he'd outran them because the patrol car was no longer
behind him. I guess he did the patrol car and
(13:49):
some maneuvers. He didn't realize that the police helicopter was
also following them. Oh, so the helicopter sees them putting
air in his tires at the point into a gas station,
notified the cops that he had just eluded. Well, the
cops showed up the rest of them both. Uh, that's funny,
and they're not just in trouble from running from the
(14:10):
law too. Apparently, officers smelled weed and fod a large
bag of pot in the center console. They also found
backpacks with more pot plastic bags in two digital scales.
The driver remitted the weed was his and also driving
on a suspended license, so no wonder he didn't want
to get pulled over. Air though, air in the tires lane, right,
(14:34):
you got Kylin putting the air in the thirs like
it must have been really low. A wife robbed two
banks while she was eight months pregnant and apparently duped
her own winning husband into being a getaway driver. Her
name was Anna A. She's thirty seven. She robbed two
banks in October. In November last year, uh it says.
(14:57):
It says she got inspired by watching gangster films while
while she was pregnant. So she's pregnant, she's watching gangster films,
got all inspired and decided to rob banks.
Speaker 2 (15:08):
She got that pregnancy brain.
Speaker 1 (15:12):
They're not gonna shoot a pregnant woman, so apparently she
burst into cooperative bank, carrying a knife and demanding the
cashier give her money before Fleeena on foot with her haul.
Police launched a large man hunt with road closures search
dogs falling the robbery, but officers were unable to find her.
She was disguised as short and likely female. Two weeks later,
(15:36):
Anna targeted another branch of that same bank and a
town a little bit away from where the first bank was.
She carried an object that was similar to a firearm
with her. This time, she made her husband an unwitting
accomplice when she told him to pick her up after
a checkup appointment at the hospital for her baby. In reality,
(15:58):
he was acting as her getaway drive from a parking
lot near the bank where she actually committed the first
robbery from ho so the TV footage investigators noticed that
she had a baby bump, so they managed to track
her down. She was arrested a day after her second robbery.
In totals, she made out with about ten thousand dollars,
(16:21):
half of which was discovered the basement of her house,
and half of which she spent on building materials for
the well the baby's room. It looks like she had
a knife and ridden this a clothes that she'd used
in the robberies. She has said, both my son and
my husband believed what I told him. She said in
(16:42):
court she was sending to four years in prison for
the bank robberies causing bally harm. The housewife said she
acted alone and her husband didn't know about her criminal activities.
She gave birth to her baby behind bars, oh and
has been allowed to care for her child while imprisoned.
What a crazy I was inspired by gangster films I
(17:06):
was watching while I was pregnant. That's crazy, all right. Lastly, hey,
if you're looking for cocaine in Europe, forgot about it.
Officers confiscated over six and a half tons of cocaine
from a semi submersible vessel what's called a narco sub.
(17:27):
Apparently they intercepted this narco sub while bound for Portugal.
The bus, dubbed Operation Nautilus, amounts to nearly a quarter
of the record twenty three tons seeds across the whole
twenty twenty four in Portugal. So they seized how many
(17:49):
twenty three tons? And this was basically seven tons of it.
Speaker 2 (17:52):
Wow, the whole year they go through twenty four tons.
This all was six uh.
Speaker 1 (17:58):
Six point six tons of cocaine. So you look at this.
The vessel was intercepted in the middle of the effing
Atlantic Ocean. It was like five hundred nautical miles south
of Portugal's whatever bait that they used to bring in
those they said that this was it. Azores is the
(18:23):
the port where most of the drugs for your five
crew members on board the vessel which was used by
an international crime ring five hundred miles off the coast
and they nailed it. That was crazy.
Speaker 2 (18:37):
Wow. And they were sailing from South America or shouldn't
they sailing? But South America to Portugal. Yes, his most
little submarine.
Speaker 1 (18:47):
Yeah, most of cocaine that comes into Europe comes from
Portugal across the sea from Latin America. Wow, what a ride, dude,
that's crazy. In January where ei, there was another Narco
sub that broke into two pieces as a fishing butt,
was toned at the port and they sees about eight
thousand pounds of cocaine for that. But this was six
(19:10):
point six tons of it. And you look at the
vehicle and it's like wow, man.
Speaker 2 (19:16):
Does it look like it was like a homemade sort
of thing. Yeah, as opposed to you know, all those
commercial submarines out there right right.
Speaker 1 (19:23):
Oh, they said it was wow. They offloaded more than
fifty five million dollars worth of cocaine on that bus.
Speaker 2 (19:31):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (19:34):
Wow, wow, that is.
Speaker 2 (19:38):
I wonder if those five guys on board were partying
for that, right, dude.
Speaker 1 (19:42):
Fifty five million dollars worth of cocaine. Holy moly. They're
like we almost did. Baby, We're gonna be rich godly.
Can you imagine get busted. I mean that is that's
a big last man. That's crazy.
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