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In its earliest days, the majorfunction of radio was news. Going on
here, beautiful, let everybody go. Why don't you put on a show
and charge it mission? Okay,so I would say something, wouldn't music

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and Tommy, now you're talking.It will be a show for everyone who
loves music and murder. Come on, we got it a show to dude,
showtime. Are you ready? I'mready, get your baby job.
It's five more minutes. Just wakeme up in five more minutes. Night.

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You hit the snooze, will youNo? I'm serious. Good morning,
it's six oh eight, Big RockMorning, DC's Classic Rocket. It's
a big one hundred you know,crash. It's impossible to underestimate you.

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I admire your enthusiasm. Oh thosesound like underlying insults. They are there,
we go. I've been working.I've been working on these. I
found a list of like you know, we were talking about this last week,
about the good day sir. Itsounds like something you would say when
good day was an insult. Youknow, good day. I want to

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bring that one back, and peoplewould be so offended. Good day that
was like saying f off to somebody. I say, good day, sir.
So there's a thread on line wherepeople are talking about their favorite insults
that don't quite sound defensive. See, you know, like in the South,
they always say, oh, blessyour heart, right, which is
just you know, yeah, they'renot being nice, pray for you.

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So they put together a list ofinsults that don't sound offensive. We'll give
you the top ten. What anodd thing to say out loud? I'm
gonna use that one. When doyou throw the out loud on the end
of it? That's that really drivesit home. That sounds like something you'd
say. That's always been like thething that makes me cringe. I admire

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how your limitations don't affect your confidence. Wow, that sounds funny. That
one actually bites Uh, it's impossibleto underestimate you. Uh, this one
a bit more poetic. Wisdom hasbeen chasing you, but you've always been
faster. That sounds like something mydad would say. Wisdom has been chasing

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you, but you have always beenfaster. In the South, they say
oh sweetie, or the Southern classicbless your heart. I don't get this
one. Your all mouths, notrousers get that one either. Remind me
to google that. I bet that'sanother Southern one all mouth and no trousers.

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Yeah, it's like the we've talkedabout Ross Parode. I hear him
say, oh yeah, Ross Parowould say you're all mouth, no trousers.
Now when you look at somebody andsay, oh, now, I
see what everyone's talking about. Iadmire your your enthusiasm and uh, this

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one I love. I'm totally stealingand I just can't wait for the first
opportunity to use it. Says Hey, your teacher always handed your test back
to your face down, didn't you. Everyone knows what that means. Wow,
these are great. There's an entirelist, but uh, that's like

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your top ten. I'm stealing somany of these. I admire that you
don't let your limitations affect your confidenceis really good. How about this one,
darling, please, I need foryou to let your brain cells hold
hands for a moment. And finally, you're very comfortable with yourself, aren't

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you. I like them, allright, We'll pass them on if I
if I find any other good onesin here. At six eleven this morning,
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It's Big one hundred is Red HutChili Peppers, under the Bridge six
twenty seven, and good morning toyou. Have you seen his movie,
Burt Kreischer's Burt Kreischer's movie. Yeah, I have not watched it yet,
but it's in my it's bad list. But do you know how like some
comedians are. It's so bad,it's good like he gets a pass.
It's a bad movie, but it'sfunny. The magi it's it's so good.

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We were talking about Bert Kreischer offthe here about his stand up routine.
Now he used to, you know, come out there and rip his
shirt off. Well he still doesand uh and you know, the bit
that made him famous was the bithe tells about him going to Russia when
he was in college, taking atrip to Russia and he meets the mob
and becomes friends with him. It'slike insane. You know, it's all
a true story too. Yeah,yeah, yeah, it's insane. When

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I saw the first time I sawhim was twenty twelve. Yeah, and
I didn't know who he was then. I knew he had a show in
the Travel Channel, but that wasit. That was all I knew about
him. He hadn't blown up yet. Yeah. And so when he came
out, he came out to thesong Black Betty, which a lot of
comedians will come out to a song. But the difference with him and anybody
else I've ever seen this when hecame out, he got on stage and
then started dancing to the song,and that's when he ripped his shirt off,

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and then it just he's It wasthe funniest stand up fantastic and he's
a super funny person. Just inperson. Just he's just funny. If
you ever get a chance to listento him when he you know, him
and Rogan are buddies. You know, Rogan's got his podcasting. If you
ever get a chance to listen whenhe's on, to hear those guys just

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sit back and tell stories. It'shilarious because he's all left up. Chrischer
got he's got the same problems weall have. Yeah, you know,
he's you know, anxious and dealswith you know, it's funny. He's
a funny guy. He is themachine. It's a funny guy. So
you were talking about in your neighborhood, which I mean I would first suggest

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that you move out of the hood. Yes, No, you're in a
good neighborhood. Yeah, So inyour neighborhood there was a barricade situation where
there were a bunch of cops andyou still have figured out what happened.
Yeah, it was such gone silent, like it was all over the news
on Sunday. There was What weinitially heard was that there was a guy
who had barricaded himself in one ofthe buildings and they had hostages and he

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was armed. Because there was probablya dozen police cars, there was,
there was there was swat, therewas there was like every everybody was there.
Yeah, and this went on tillten thirty eleven o'clock Sunday night,
so he wasn't coming out. Yeah, and so from what the news said,
And like the thing is with everynews or organization, they never get

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the facts right. Like if youlook at every every news organization that told
this story on Sunday, they havelike little facts are different, the location
or just so I don't know whatfinally happened. It seems that about ten
thirty eleven o'clock they got the guy, So I don't know if he was
just taken into custody, if theytook him out, like, I don't

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know. And we never found outwhat the whole thing was about. So
if he had hostages, if hewas really it's two ways this could go.
It could be it was really nobig deal and could have just been
like a domestic dispute thing and theguy wouldn't come out right, no story
there, Or it could be sohorrific and the guy had like ten bodies
in his basement. Yeah, andthey don't want to tell you yet,

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right, because you see both yousee the crazies, and then you see
the ones that are no big deal. Like I had a situation in my
neighborhood where it was really not abig deal. One of my neighbors,
okay, in a house behind me, one of my neighbors, he's I
think he was in both Iraq wars, right, So he's a vet,
retired both wars, has some PTSD, right or screwed him up, so

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he's on METS okay for depression anxietyPTSD, the works, And for whatever
reason, he got all hippie likeand kind of holistic and decided he was
going to quit taking his meds.He didn't want to take meds anymore.
That went downhill fast. He wentsouth fast, right, And basically he

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threatened suicide I think is what itwas. And I think he called his
son at school or something, andyou know, so the cops show up.
Well, here's the thing. He'sinside. He's a vet with PTSD,
he has a weapon, and hewon't come out. That turns into

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a barricade situation. Even the guyis just you know, I'm telling you,
he's a great guy. He's justdealing with some stuff and he didn't
want to harm anybody he was thinkingto checking out himself, and so they
surround the place and it turns intoa barricite, a barricade situation because they're
like, he has a weapon,he won't come out. That's a problem.
So I find all this out thisI learned all of this after the

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fact what happened. But basically,one day, I'm driving home and I
pull into my driveway and I'm shuttingoff my jeep and I look up and
I'm like, do a double take. Am I seeing things? There's a
guy in my backyard behind a treewith an AR fifteen pointed at my neighbor's
house. And I'm like, Ijust stood there first going you know,

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you just shake your head, blinkyour eyes, and I am, I
really seeing a guy in tactical gearin my backyard? What is going on
here? And he looks at meand he's like, motion me to go
inside, go inside. So I'mlike, cool, give him the thumbs
up. I go inside and I'mlike, what the hell is going on?
And I start looking out my windowsand I see they're all around the
all around the perimeter, you know, and still don't know what's going on.

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I could see they're focusing on myneighbor's house. But I still don't
have any clue what's going on.And at some point, I can't remember
how this unfolded. A friend cameover. At some point they said,
you need to leave the house andI said, well, you guys told
me to go in the house,like we need you to leave the house.
I was like, that's fine,I'll leave. They got my street

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blocked off to work, so Istill don't know what's going on. And
so as I'm leaving, they sayto me, they were like, uh,
do you mind if we use yourhouse as a vantage point. I
was like I don't care. Likethey're like, we want to use the
you know, the windows on theback of your house. He's like,
can you leave your door open?I was like, here's the deal,

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dudes, you can do whatever youwant to do. Just make sure you
lock it when you leave. Idid, and they did. They locked
it when they left. That's myonly concern. I was like, I
don't if you want to go sitin my bathroom upstairs so that you got
a window looking down, go ahead. And they did. Just ask him
to clean the place. I know, and it's just like, could you
just lock it when you leave.He's like, Oka, yeah, we
got you. So then I left, came back. Everything's done and over.

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And it took a couple of daysfor the story do unfold, just
talking to neighbors and eventually him becauseyou know, I think they put him
in the hospital for a couple ofdays. Oh did they shoot him from
your Uh No, I ain't doingit. He's fine, he's still there,
he's fine. He I think hespent a couple days in the hospital.
He got back on his mate,he's he's fine. But you know,
all those guys and tactical gear runningaround my yard freaked me out,

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man, And it was not mypoint being. It wasn't a big deal,
right, So maybe that's the casewith your guy. Maybe just some
guy that was threatening like self harm. I do that. I was more
aggravated at the TV stations forgetting theneighborhoods wrong and not knowing the Okay,
So, for example, Georgetown isa neighborhood in northwest d C. Right,

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we know that, like so oneone network they won't say which one,
initials to WUSA declined said that itwas a suburb of DC. Right,
So that puts in the wrong location, right. So then another and
we're in Glover Park, which isanother neighborhood that's just north of Georgetown,
and it was described this was anothernetwork that described Glover Park as a neighborhood

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in Georgetown. So that's where I'mmore troubled now anything else. It's like,
come on, just at least knowthe geography of the city in which
you were reporting, in which youare based. That is the media in
general, though, I mean,let's be honest, it bothers me.
I don't have time right now,but I gotta tell you a story about
it, Okay, how the mediascrews up? It's it was. It

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was like ten o'clock in the morning. I got a banging on my door
and I opened my door and therewas a news crew on my porch with
a camera stuck on my face,and the lady sticks a microphone in my
face and says, was it selfdefense? And I went, what the
hell's going on? Like I froze. I'll have to tell you that story
because it's it's funny and it wasa mistake. Wrong house, wrong house.

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I'll tell you that coming up.Six thirty six. Things I know
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at six forty nine four things Iknow. The USDA has one point five

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pounds of cheese stashed in the cavesin Missouri. Process started about seventy five
years ago as part of plan tostabilize dairy prices in the country, but
now it is mainly for use infood assistance programs. You haven't had cheese
until you've had some good government cheesefrom a cave. Good government cheese.

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Yeah, I remember government cheese.Being a kid full show. Give me
those big blocks. Yeah, cameinto a big block. Yeah. Looked
almost like velveta. Yeah. Yeah. I definitely had a good stretch of
being poor when I was a kid. Well, I mean I was fine.
I would have been making the bank, but no, the mother was

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poor and rely on parents, divorcedand tried to support three kids, make
bad choices. The famous warehouse atthe end of Raiders of the Lost Arc
is actually a painting. It justlooks real thanks to the great camera work.

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I had to pull it up thismorning, look at it again and
go oh okay, and I didn'tknow that. Interesting. BC and a
D were invented in five twenty fiveA D by a monk who wanted to
make sure that they were celebrating Easteron the right date. Wait, Easter

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moves first Sunday after the first fullmoon after of the spring equals I'm not
even gonna question on Australia is theonly place in the world this would this
would blow you away. You thinkyou have trouble keeping track of time zones,
Now in Australia the only place inthe world with horizontal timelines. So

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you know, our timelines run verticalacross the country, there's run horizontal,
So the time would change the furthernorth of the further south you went.
And they only go into effect inthe summer, which is our winter.
That that would take a while.You know how your brain gets stuck,

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right, Yeah, your brain getsstuck thinking a certain thing and it's like
to make that switch to like horizontaltimelines would would would mess with your brain.
I have a perfect example of thatis you know I grew up mostly
in and around Colorado. The mountainsare to the west. That's how you
your sense of direction. Everything wasbased on the mountains, the mountains or
west. So that's north, that'ssouth, that's east. Right, always

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knew where you were mountains or west. Then I worked in Salt Lake City.
The mountains are on the east,and it screwed me up, dude.
I was constantly thinking north was southand south was north. And you
know there's a smaller range to thewest, but the big mountains are in
the east, and that that I'mstill not used to it. What gives

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them the horizontal timelines? Are theyat? It? Clearly something to do
with the southern hemisphere. I'm tryingto picture the tilt of the earth,
and it's got to be where theyare on the tilts. That's something I'll
figure out off the air. There'sa reason for it. Yeah, it's

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it got to do with the southernhemisphere, right. Finally. Uh.
In the first version of Charlie andthe Chocolate Factory in nineteen sixty four,
the Upa Lumpas were black pigmy slavesfrom Africa. Yeah. That book was
revised and republished in nineteen seventy twoand made the Oopa lumpas white dwarfs,

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white dwarf hippies. Actually, Isaw it crazy, and this still goes
on today, you know, andpeople ask about like modern day slavery Papua
New Guinea. If you're watched thatshow and there was a guy, I
want to say, his most dangerousplaces in the world, or he had
a show where he would just goto the most dangerous places in the way.
I've seen the show. Yeah,he went to Papua New Guinea and

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did this whole segment. There area couple of things that were really interesting
about it. He stood there andnarrated why a farmer tried to give another
farmer two goats for his daughter orone goat. The other farmer was arguing
that she was worth two goats.And I'm sitting there going, we're in

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two thousands. Here's a dude tradingtwo goats for a girl in Papua New
Guinea, Right, that's nothing.They still use slaves in Papua New Guinea,
the pigmies, the shorter There's liketwo different villages or whatever you want
to call them. And there's thenormal people, people with normal height,

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and then they're the pigmies, theshorter people, and the normal height people
use the pigmies as slaves. Theymake them you know, if water is
two miles away, they make themgo get the water. They make them,
you know, do this, dothat, bill, do this.
They don't pay them no, likemodern day slavery. It's crazy. Look

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into it. It's interesting. PapNew Guinea just I think one of those
tough places you can still go,get dropped in the jungle and become dinner.
Just still cannibalism and the shrunken heads. The works man place is stuck
in a stuck in a time warp, but fascinates me for sure. All

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right, it is time to takea break. Six fifty five. Coming
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it's like two percent body fat.Looks like he hasn't eating a carb in
forty years. Yeah, he's ripped. How old is he? He's in
his fifties. I think he's ripped. He might even be sixty. Dude.
He is absolutely one of the mostfittest humans nine fifty nine and the
most fittest humans I've ever seen.It's insane. He posted, Oh no,

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he is sixty. He just turnedsixty. He just turned sixty.
He posted something recently only his socials. It was everybody was like, whoa
dude. He was like standing outsideshirtless in the sun and just jacked.
Damn dude, what is your routine? Bro? I bet he smells like
weed. I'm sure he does.He smokes a lot of weed. Uh

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weed and petuli. Now I don'tsee kravit smell like petuli weed. Yeah,
we definitely don't think he's got thehippie thing going. Maybe well maybe,
who knows. So I was goingto tell you the story about the
news crew shown up on my doorstep. Who seven to eleven, it's Big
Rock Morning's Jackson here? And whathad happened is I bought my house.

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Oh god, it's been twenty yearsago now, fifteen twenty years ago from
a doctor he was like head ofpsychiatry, at one of the local hospitals,
right right, and so it wasa first sale by owner, so
like skip the real estate agent.So I bought my house from him.
We had an agent, but hesold it, you know, by owner,

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which I guess saves you fees onI don't know much about real estate,
saves you the commissions. So that'show I knew him a little better
than I would typically know someone buyinga house. Right, So, you
know, years go by. I'mwatching the news one night and there's this

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big story on the news about aguy that came into a psych ward and
tried to shoot the place out,and they were like but one of the
doctors was carrying concealed and took theguy out and they said his name,
and I went and they showed hispicture. I was like, whoa dude,

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that's the guy I bought my housefrom. So the story is he's
like head of this psychiatry department andhe had a patient for years and years
they went off the deep end.Came in one day with a gun and
a pocket full of shells and wasgoing to take people out, and I
think he came in. He tookout a nurse and then he came into

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a doctor's office and uh doctor pulledhis weapon, shot him, took him
out, and uh so I thinkhe did kill one person, I think
a nurse. But his intention wasto you know, based on the amount
of AMMO, they assume his attentionwas intention was to take up you know,

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quite a few people. So ofcourse it made the news and the
big story at the time was thatthe weapons were prohibited on the grounds of
this hospital. But he did havea concealed carry permit through the state,
and he did save lives by defendingby defending them. So was he going

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to be uh, you know,in any sort of trouble. He was
not in the end. But what'sa rule on that, Like, if
you have a concealed permit, canyou have can you have your weapon in
a place that says that you Normally, places, you know, privately owned
businesses can still say no no weaponshere. Perfect example is like I think

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Tyson's Galleria, you'll see stickers onthe doors you're coming in said no firearms,
right, And then there are rulesdepending on the state you're in,
you know, nowhere near school,you know, some places say no public
transportation. Just depends on where youlive every every state's different. But the

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next day, I gotta knock onmy door and I'm like, what the
hell? And I kind of peepthe little people and I see this like
pretty attractive looking blonde standing on mydoorstep, and I think the first thing
I thought was like, you know, Canvasser's political? I don't know.
I opened the door, eager fanopened the door. As soon as I

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open it, there's a camera inmy face and she sticks a microphone in
my face and says, Hi,I'm from you know such and such a
station. Were you really defending defendingyourself or do you consider it self defense
or something like that. I justfroze, and I'm like, oh,
it took me a minute, Butlet me tell you, maybe it took

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me ten fifteen seconds. I wasjust stood there in shock. But let
me tell you, when you openthe door and somebody sticks a camera in
your face and a microphone in yourface, everything you've done wrong in like
the last five years pops into yourhead. You're like, wiser news crew
on my doorstep sticking a camera inmy face, and you're just like it

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all runs in front of your eyes. You know, You're like, what
trying to think if you've done anythingstupid and been caught, and I was
like, no, I can't thinkof anything. And then it hit me,
you know, took a good handfulof seconds, but it hit me.
Oh. I was like, I'msorry. I was like, you
have the wrong address, and she'slike, what do you mean. I

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said, you're looking for doctor soand so. He doesn't live here anymore.
I bought this house from him yearsago. And she's like, are
you sure? Remember thinking sure?I said, I'm pretty sure I live
here now and he doesn't. Andyou know, you should probably get with

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your producers and find out where hedoes live if you want a story,
because it's not here. And theylooked just so defeated and so frustrated.
I thought the funniest part with thosewas when she's like, are you sure?
Are you sure? Like no,I'm hiding him in the closet.
He doesn't want to talk to you. Meanwhile, that night, and I'd
like, I say, they leftjust looking defeated because you knew that they

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were not going to be the firstto get to the guy and get the
interview or whatever. And sure enough, that night, the other two news
stations in town who had to writeaddress. One of them had an interview
with his wife. One of themmanaged to catch him. They had nothing
because they knocked on my door,and I was just like I remember talking
about it on the air the nextday and just goun, man, you

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need better producers over there. They'regiving you, you know, an address.
It's like ten years old. Imean, come on, man,
come on, but that's some sketchystuff when somebody sticks a camera in your
face and a microphone in your facebecause you're like, what did I do?
Like everything's running through your head,all of it, all of it.

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It was. It was crazy andjust that I can still like it
was yesterday, recall that, justlike ten seconds to standing there with my
jaw on the floor, going Iknow what's going on here? Yeah?
Yeah, it is seven seventeen andwe have we'll we'll do it coming up
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DC's Class Rocket is big one hundredand seven thirty two. Good morning,

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Jackson. Here. Number one Googlesearch yesterday. My eyes hurt.
Boy, Uh yeah, top trendingGoogle Search yesterday. My eyes hurt.
Plenty of a nonsense around in theeclipse yesterday. And you know, as
many times as you should tell peoplenot to stare at the damn sun,

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they still do it, and alot of people did yesterday. I'm looking
at a graph here that shows themassive increase. I mean, it's not
a little one of Google searches formy eyes hurt, and it's skyrocketed.
It looks like right after the eclipseended. Peaked around three twenty pm,

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just as the eclipse was maxing outon the East Coast and the weather Why
are people staring at the sun?The Weather Channel posted a list of symptoms
to look out for, headaches,blurred vision, blind spot in one or
both eyes. The good news isif you just took a peak, if

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you pulled a trump. I justtook a little peaky peak for a few
seconds. They say, you don'tneed to see an eye doctor. I
did that, but but you mayhave some of the side effects that will
resolve on their own. Why wouldyou do that but you know something's bad
for you, that it could harmyou, and you do it anyway.

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It's not even risk taking. It'snot even like adventure like I do a
lot of things that could probably killme, but I do it for fun.
That's just stupid, stupid. Idid that. Why I don't know.
Well, see this is perfect becauseI'm sitting here questioning why people do
it, and here's one right infront of me. And the answer is

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that I don't know. I don'tknow. No, Just did you think
right before you did it? Ishouldn't do this? Yep? Did you
think after, Wow, I shouldn'thave done that? Yep? Huh.
Did your mother drop you on yourhead as a kid? Probably are you?
You're the kind of person your teacherused to handle your test back face

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down every time. Bless your heart, there is bless your heart. There
was a guy that was because Iwas watching it on my rooftop. It
was a guy that came out andstarted started watching it, and he was
wearing sunglasses. And my first thoughtwhen I saw him was, Oh,

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check that out. He's got somefancy glasses to watch this. He must
work for NASA. Yeah. No, It turns out he was just looking
at it through a pair of raybands. And then somebody else up there
was like, don't do that,you need these. Wow. In fairness,
I did only glance twice, butyou know he was looking at it.

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Wisdom has always chased you, butyou've always been a little bit faster.
Haven't you crashed a little bit?My insults from this one are all
coming in handy now. Wow.Yeah. So I stood up on my
roof. I think it was cool. I have my glasses. By the
way, met a cute girl thatas I was leaving towards the end of

(31:36):
the eclipse. I was like,all right, I've seen enough. And
I was leaving and she was sittingat a table on the roof behind me
and just had sunglasses and was notlooking at it, and she's like,
do you think I could borrow thosefor just a minute. I was like,
oh, you can have them.I'm leaving, now take them.
So I feel like I helped outa fellow human who was not quite as

(31:57):
stupid as you, was not lookingat the the sun without them, was
just waiting open. Someone would lindher repair. You know. The coolest
thing about it, it was thatmassive. It had to be ten to
fifteen degrees, the massive temperature drop. It was beautiful when I went up
on my roof, it was warm, the weather was gorgeous. Man,

(32:21):
as soon as that eclipse hit,it was like, holy crap, it's
cold up here. It's amazing,Like how fast it drops, how fast
it plummets when it's covered up.I manage to even get some decent pictures
with the iPhone. I was tryingdoing it through the glasses, and then
what I got finally was some decentpictures when the cloud cover came in,

(32:42):
so there was enough cloud cover tomake it to where it wasn't blinding,
but you could still peek it throughthe clouds. And got a couple of
pictures that way. My pictures.None of them turned out. Did you
see the one that NASA posted,that really cool one where you can actually
see the moon with the sunby Yes, yes, yeah, it's fascinating,
isn't it. I've also seen abunch of fakes, which is driving me

(33:06):
crazy because I'll be scrolling through andI'll go, oh my god, look
at that one, and then befour hundred comments nice AI, like people
using AI to create these awesome youknow. There was one it was like
the on the ocean and the sunwas setting and was totally eclipsed right at
the tip of a lighthouse. AndI was like, that's not yeah,

(33:27):
that's not real. Crap. Lookscool. And I questioned the one from
NASA too, I was like,that looks too good to be true.
Is it real? I'm assuming thisposted it from their official site that it
was. I hope so, becausethat was probably the coolest one I've seen.
Yeah, oh yeah it was becauseyou can actually see like the surface

(33:50):
of the moon. Insanely cool.Any crazy stuff go down yesterday while you
got some people claiming they have aclip sickness. There is no evidence that
such a thing exists, but peoplehave been reporting symptoms from insomnia to fatigue,
to no appetite, and one womanwho claimed that it knocked her off

(34:12):
her minstrel cycle. Whatever. Awoman in Florida shot at cars on the
highway. Thankfully, she did notharm anyone. But when they caught her,
she blamed it on the eclipse.Wow. She had just checked out
of a hotel and told the staffas she was leaving, I'm going on

(34:34):
a shooting spree, and she saidGod told her to do it because of
the because of the eclipse. Sheis facing attempted murder charges. By the
way, And did I say thatwas in Florida, Florida? Go figure,
of course, go figure. JoeBiden apparently trolled Donald Trump for staring
straight at the last big eclipse backin twenty seventeen. Biden's official Twitter account

(34:58):
posted a video of him standing inthe same spot, but with his eclipse
glasses on. A voiceover said,enjoy the eclipse, but play it safe.
Don't be silly. You'd have tohave seen the prior incident back in
twenty seventeen for that to make anysense. But yeah, uh, apparently
Trump put out his own eclipse video. Have you seen that? I haven't

(35:19):
seen this. Yes, that's whatI was telling you about this More was
that the one you were telling meabout. I didn't know that was from
Trump. Yeah, that was fromTrump, okay. Instead of the moon,
a silhouette of his head passes infront of the Sun. Is that
the one you're talking about? Yougotta show me this, okay? Instead
of the moon. A silhouette ofTrump's head passes in front of the Sun.

(35:42):
Caption reads most important event in humanhistory is coming. Oh lord,
that's a joke, right, Ithought it like it looks like an snl
skit come on, really? Ohboy? Uh? If you want to
see it from even higher up.The photocrashers talking about NASA posted footage from
the space station and the full shadowpassing over the Earth is crazy. That

(36:08):
is definitely the coolest picture out there. Space dot com posted a big roundup
of eclipse photos from around the USand you can check those out on their
website. Space dot com and cloudcover did cover a good portion of the
States and did put a damper onthings for many many people, but a

(36:30):
lot of people got to see thefull on thing. I watched the Mazid
line that's where it hit first Mexico. I watched that on one of the
news stations where they had reporters downthere covering it. That was pretty cool,
pretty cool, that totality. Iwish we would have had that here.
That would be something pretty cool toexperience. I mean it was cool,
but seeing it just blackout like that, and then seeing this you could

(36:51):
actually see the solar flares when itwas when it was totally covered. Yeah,
it was insane, super cool.Noder Gross Tyson posted a picture of
that. Oh yeah it started,and then like comments on anything he posts,
yeah, are amazing. Oh yeah, you're stupid. It hasn't started

(37:13):
yet. Boy, anyone started there. Yeah, anyone who missed the full
thing this time around will get onemore chance. I say one more because
probably the only other chance you getin this lifetime when the next big eclipse
cuts across the US in twenty fortyfive, you plan to be alive then,

(37:34):
or you can wait, book yourtickets now and head up to Greenland
in two years. So there'll bea big one in Greenland in two years.
Is that a full eclipse? Ithink so. Yeah. Yeah,
But we're gonna go in Greenland.It's like one place you can go,
right. I don't even know thename of that city. I know we

(37:55):
have a base up there. Militaryname one city, No, I can't
even think of it or find iton a map. It's probably the only
place you can go, though.You can find Greenland on a map,
dude, if you I don't know, I just stare at the sun yesterday.
I was just gonna say, ifyou're sitting here telling me you stare
at the sun when you're not supposedto, and that you can't find Greenland

(38:19):
on a map, I'm starting toquestion. Thanks here, God, I'm
good looking. Right, it's sevenforty two. Let's give him the letter
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(39:28):
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I went to the Safe Way yesterdayand what I found on sale peeps
peeps, for like fifty cents,I bought a bunch. Let him try
out, opened them, put himon account. Yep, I'm gonna bring

(41:22):
you one. I'm gonna bring youon. Let's try a couple more days,
did he yesterday? Well, it'syour time, is it? Three
days? Three days? Yeah,I'm riping. I think three days just
about right. That guy we talkedto this said that he let him out
for forty days. That's a longtime. I mean, I guess,
I don't know. I've never triedthat long, so I can't really comment,

(41:45):
but about three days. According tome, I'm gonna I'll bring you
one in at the end of thisweek. Tell me what you think of
it. Okay, I've had aregular peep, right, Okay, so
you know what they taste like,so you'll you'll try a stale one and
you'd be like, damn, you'reonto something here. You're right about that.
See this poll by the Johnson SausageCompany. I love this. They

(42:08):
say most Americans, according to theirsurvey, are sick and tired of the
negativity and division in this country andare looking forward to reconnecting with people in
their lives, even if they disagreeon issues, you know, like what
I call the old days, thegolden years, the good old days,

(42:32):
or even if we disagreed on politics, we could still get together for a
barbecue and share a beers. Can'tdo that anymore. No, it turns
into fisticuffs in the backyard now,and I like that. It took a
sausage company to figure this out,right, Well, they found out that
people are sick of it. Johnsonville'sSausage Company. They make good sausages.

(42:54):
By the way, do you everbuy those? Yeah? Good, they're
good sausages there. Yeah, well, try some Johnspiel's. They're good.
They make some good stuff. Theyrecently conducted this survey on American attitudes and
eighty percent of adults eighty percent saidthey were sick and tired of all the
anger the negativity. Eighty nine percentwant less negativity in the news and on

(43:16):
social media. They say it's ledus to feeling less connected. Sixty percent
of adults say having fun with peoplehas gotten harder lately, and eighty percent
say there are people in their livesthat they really want to reconnect with,
even if they disagree. We needto change this. So you need to

(43:37):
start thinking exactly like me so thatwe can get along again, right,
they say it can happen, whopping. Ninety one percent of adults say they
don't have to agree with everything toenjoy a meal together and seventy one percent
say it much easier if you're sharinggreat food, and seventy five percent of

(43:58):
Americans agree that most people are goodpeople. So uh so, well,
here's the thing. Here's the thing. Well, you're just a negative knowledge,
that's true. Here's the thing.It's it's a very small minority of
people who are making the most noiseand trying to cause all this successfully causing

(44:23):
quite a bit of division. Yeah, right, they are the minority.
They're a very small group of people, and they're they're dogs that bark the
loudest, right, they got aton of noise and trying to make everybody
pissed off at each other, whenin reality, eighty percent of us,
ninety percent of us are going,yeah, we know, we don't really
want to be pissed off at eachother, right, so what do we

(44:45):
do? I say, we justignore them? Just ignore them. By
the way, if you haven't andthis is this is not if you listen
to this show, you know Imake fun of everyone equally. But if
you have not seen that, crackshowed it to me. The I thought
it was an esenl sketch. TheTrump campaign put up an ad was it?

(45:07):
Did it come out yesterday yesterday,and it was you know, it
starts fine, it says, youknow, the most important day in history
is coming twenty twenty four, andit's a picture of the sun, and
then the eclip starts moving in andit's a profile of Trump, and then
it's got all these people like theyflashed a crowd staring up at the eclipse
with all their glasses on. Andthen when Trump's head comes across the sun

(45:30):
and he was like, I'm like, this's got some real dictator vibes,
Joe. This is a little sketchyall set to the theme of two thousand
and one a space odysty is itis, Oh my god. I mean,
look they're all crazy, and Biden'snot any better, but that one
got me. That's wow. Thatwas a bit much. Those politics would

(45:53):
just go away. It would goaway. I missed the old days when
it was boring. I know.All right, Yeah that's you know what,
that's the best way to word it. Why can't it just go back
to being boring where none of usreally cared other than you know, we
go out and vote. And itwas boring. Yeah, it wasn't all
over the TV and all over socialsand for a year year and a half

(46:15):
before. Yeah, that'd be fantastic, wouldn't it. Right, we'd all
go back to our lives and fightingpeople over for Johnsonville Brots in the backyard.
Remember after the after the two thousandand four election, the station I
was out, we did a thingcalled ballots and buds, uh, which
was just a party to have goout and have beers after the election.

(46:35):
Oh buds, but isn't I waslike, Oh, you're in a legal
state, budwise responsible? Okay,guys, except but it was it's fun.
It was fun. I like it, and everybody had their different Uh,
it was different, Like you didn'thave to agree on anything to have
fun. You can't. There's noway to do that now. Yeah.
I don't give a crap who youvote for. I don't give a crap
who my mother votes for. Idon't give a crap who my brother votes

(46:59):
for. I don't care. You'vegot your beliefs. That's fine. We
don't need to fight over it.Man, it's crazy, stupid. I
don't get well, you are theproblem. No, it's Hunter, Hunter
Biden, his laptop, his laptop, it's the it's the for again.
Illegals coming across the border and HunterBiden's laptop. That's it. That's why

(47:22):
I blame everything on all right,all jokes aside. It is important that
you all go out and vote,do your part in the fall. But
hopefully whatever happens, we can stilltry to go back to it being boring
and get along. That's the goal. That's the goal. Make it boring.
Yeah, make America boring again.I love that that. Let's get

(47:44):
a T shirt mate, make itboring again. Uh, make politics boring
again. Eight seventeen, Florida.Man is coming up at about eight thirty
this morning. This big one hundred, DC's class Cracky is big one hundred.
I think I think I've got theeclipse sickness. Need a couple of
days off. Yeah, don't feelso good? Can we get that?

(48:07):
I do? I was just sayingI do. I slept really well last
night for the first time probably aweek, and uh, for some reason,
I'm dragging ass this morning. I'mlike, why I feel great?
Do you have the eclipse sickness?I think I do. Did you know
today is National gin and Tonic Day? So I will fix this sickness as

(48:30):
soon as I get home today Genand Tonic Day again. We have no
idea who sits around? Is therelike a board of directors? They all
sit around, uh and and determinewhat day is, what day and how
it becomes a national day. Butit's national Gen and Tonic Day. Sunday
was National Beer Day. I don'tknow what yesterday was, but Sunday was

(48:54):
Beer Day. Today's Gen and TonicDay celebrates as you necessary. It is
Dennis coming up with sports on tap. Just around the corner, it is
time once again for Florida Man.Florida Man, Florida Man dressed as an

(49:16):
FBI agent. This goes. Thisis from back in the fall from Halloween.
Around Halloween, Pistol whipped a hauntedhouse host with a BB gun.
I'll see you know the headlines.Just fine, that's good. There you
go. Florida Man should have thoughttwice about his costume before pistol whipping the
host of a haunted house. Thispast Halloween. He was dressed up in

(49:42):
an FBI jacket and body armor whenhe visited a free haunted house in Florida.
And he was armed with a blackairsoft gun which is going to resemble
a real gun. Seeing an airsoftWalking through the haunted house, he turned

(50:05):
the corner to where the host ofthe house was standing. The host was
in costume, but wasn't part ofthe role plane at the time of the
incident. Before the host knew whathappens, he pulled his airsoft gun out
from a holster and hit him inthe face with it. Pistol whipped him
just under the eye, causing significantinjury. Then told the victim of his

(50:30):
beating that he thought he was justa statue. I've had thought you were
a statue. Never did offer anapology. All he did was laugh and
then bolt out the door. Thevictim chased him to prevent him from getting
away before the police could arrive.He was charged with aggravated battery and another

(50:57):
felony was added to his charges becausehe was wearing a pull it proof vest.
And I guess it's in Florida againstthe law to commit a crime of
violence while wearing a bulletproof vest.Wow, this sounds like a good costume.
Now dressed as an FBI agent witha bullet go and with a fake
gun that looks real and pistol whipa guy because he thought he was a

(51:20):
statue. Yes, it's Florida,dude, it's Florida. It's Florida.
I've always said, And I sketchmy family out when we do this.
We go to this haunted mazes,the outdoor haunted house stuff, like the
corn Maze like that, people withlike fake chainsaws jump out from behind trees,

(51:42):
you know, scare the crap outof you. It's always the element
of surprise, right, like,what's going to be around this next corner?
You're like, uh right, Andevery time we go, every year
I go. You know, ifyou really wanted to commit murder, it
would be a perfect place to doit. Stop saying that, Like,
seriously, nobody would ever know ifyou were a psycho with a chainsaw and

(52:04):
I and you jumped out from behinddon't get any ideas out there, Sichos
and you jumped out from behind atree with a real chainsaw, jack somebody
up. Everybody would just think it'spart of the act. It's part of
the show. Ah, I know, it's getting everybody run away. Yeah,
anytime I go to those places withpeople like go, you know,

(52:25):
there could be some real psycho outhere who's going to jump out people like
stop dude, don't say that,but if you think about it, MM,
scary, that's the way to doit. Yeah, we had last
time we were at one the dudejumped out with a chainshaw. What it
was was like a I mean itwas running and right, I just didn't
have a chain on it. Right. Yeah, it's still scary, like,

(52:50):
whoa, dude, that's real.Sketch eight thirty seven. Uh,
we have a new national champion andc double a basketball. Dennis will tell
us all about that. I thinkBill gave us a sports report earlier.
But Bill, I think we're goodfor today. Dennis is back, unless
you have it. Did he giveus a sports report? While Bill will
call in and just occasionally when heknows Dennis has been out, he'll give

(53:14):
us a sports report. Let's seewe got him here. Last night,
the Washington beats the Giants six toone, and in college basketball, UKHA
beats Perdue for the national championship seventyfive to sixty. All right, it
was a blowout, seventy five tosixty. Huh, I didn't watch the

(53:34):
game. Bill's got a Howard coseelthing going on. Oh he does,
Yeah, think he? I thinkhe's he's kinda got a future. I
had a future in this maybe maybemaybe eight thirty eight. We got to
take a break here. We're backto it. Just a few coming up
before nine o'clock. Going to giveyou a chance to win Rob Zombie and
Alice Cooper tickets. Stick around.It's a Big one hundred. It's been
at work and it's on DC's ClassicRock Big one hundred. I got to

(53:59):
get to Australia for visit. Man, I've had a friend that's been living
there for twenty five years. Ihave no excuse for not going to visit.
Have her explained to us. She'salways inviting me those horizontal time zones.
I will, I will, MaybeI'll text her this morning now and
as an extra out of bonus,when you flush the toilet, the water
away. Yeah that's yeah, Imean that's worth the price of admission right

(54:19):
there. Crazy. Yeah. Shewas just here in DC visiting, so
I got to hang out with herfor a couple of days and she's like,
you gotta come to I'm like,I know, I know. Everybody
says it's great that New Zealand Australia, but it is a long ways away.
Yeah. Yeah, Well, here. She went there, it's about
twenty five years ago now. Shewent there on vacation right, then extended

(54:42):
her vacation, then came home andit was like, I'm gonna move there
just like that. Huh yeah,and then just yeah, I love that.
She's had a lot of lucky breakson the work visa stuff, Like
she managed to get a job workingfor a radio station over there very nice
as a producer because they don't wantthe American accident on the AAH producer.
And then she ended up getting ina job with a winemaker a vineyard.

(55:05):
Wow. And then she's just beenreally lucky in the like she's there was
a couple of times she was tellingme when she was here that she came
very very close to having to leavebecause she was like, my work visa
was gonna expire and there was notanother one on the horizon. She is
now a citizen though, so she'sgot dual citizens. What a life.
I know, it's fantastic. Yeah, you gotta go. I've had two
friends do that. I had afriend who went to Sydney and then decided

(55:27):
she was going to move there andnever came back. And then another friend
who went to visit her and thenshe stayed, Yeah, Now do they
did they stay there because they metsomebody in their life change that way or
was it just work and they lovedto know one of them one of them
did. One of them is engagedand okay, but they just seemed to
love it, like there's something aboutit. For her. I still remember

(55:49):
the days zones. I still rememberthe day she called me and said she
was moving there, and like whatAnd I was like, all right,
explain this to me, and shesaid, for her, it was the
peak. Just the people. She'slike, let me give you an example.
She said, get that, shegoes, I get it, and
she goes, and this just happenedto me, so it's a perfect example.
She's like, if I get onan elevator in New York or Boston

(56:13):
or Philly or DC, and there'sfour of the people on that elevator,
we probably don't even look at eachother, right right, And she's like,
or we might exchange a couple ofniceties. She's like, in Australia,
you get on an elevator, bythe time you get to the top
floor, you're going to their housefor dinner. That by the way,
She's like, she's like, Igot She's like by the time the elevator

(56:36):
ride was over, they had invitedme over for dinner and I was like,
she's like, it's the people.I was like, that's fantastic.
I love it. Yea, heyslike their own planet. I mean Australia
is so far removed from Yeah,yeah, no, I agree. Used
to send they used to send criminals. If not, it's a great story.
I think that's the history of Australia. I don't know the truth.

(57:00):
I'm gonna have to look into that. How are things in the sports world.
We have a new champion in then back to back champions you know,
it's so hard to be anything ofa dynasty these days in any sport,
whether it's College of pros Yukon Manback to back championships, it really
is. And they're really you know, the game is close at halftime,
but they pulled away. They werethe better team, over produced seventy to

(57:22):
sixty. Yeah A. Bill hadthe update too, so that was nice.
Glad you have him just in case. Bill, I'm out Wednesday through
Friday, so get him all lockedand loaded. Bill is gunning for your
gig. That's fine. Bill,You go at, buddy, you go
at it? Should we should wetell him now that it doesn't pay?
Or yeah, I might as wellprobably get get get get, get it

(57:42):
out of the way. And sometimeswe have coffee and sometimes we don't correct.
Yeah. And then a huge gamefor the Capitals tonight. And the
reason why it's so huge is thatthey're they're gunning for the final wildcard spot
Jackson how many points out? Andright now they are one point behind h
So you know what, here wego, you know, and it's it's

(58:04):
Detroit. Hey, so we're playingthe Red Wings tonight. It's it's a
big couple of points tonights. Yeah. Is it a must win? It
is a must win. I'm gladyou asked that. With only five games
remaining, I think everyone is amust win, I would say, so.
Yeah, So a big game tonightwith the Detroit So we'll see how
it goes. But uh, youknow, for for whatever reason, they're

(58:24):
on a downslide the last week weekand a half playing great hockey. They
lost like six in a row,right they have. And it's not like
they're getting blown out every night.They're losing, you know, in overtime
or in shootouts or buy a goalhere and there. But I think this
is also age too, man.You know, we talked about this at
the beginning of the season. They'rean older team and sometimes a long eighty

(58:45):
two game season just catches up toyet sometimes a long game. Yeah,
and they've been banged up and youknow, oh, she apparently has heard
again. Oh. Vegkins seems doingnice and healthy. But he's slowed down
now. But he last month hewas on that torret pace of goalscoring.
But he's kind of cool down.And I think as you've seen as goaltending
and Ovechkin goes, so do thecapitols. So I can relate, man,

(59:07):
because as I get older, likeyou know, longer show you know,
by nine to wrap it up,you had a good night's sleep last
night, No, no, nobite, And it's it seems to keep
creeping back like it's worried about nineam now to where I'm just like,
I'm done, right, I listen. I get it completely, especially when
you get up at three in themorning. Right, anything else happening?

(59:29):
No, that's about it. Uhoh that's one last night. Yeah,
they beat San Francisco Hammered Blake snailon his Uh, what happened to you
with the Giants? What happened tothe Nats? Sucking? They beat the
Phills? They listen last night,you're telling me it's early buddy, all
right, And I'm telling you what. This ain't a good baseball team.
You saying that one eight to oneor eight to two, whatever it was.
It's an anomaly. Okay. Yeah, he keeps saying that and they

(59:52):
keep winning. Yeah, right,maybe maybe that's what's Maybe that's what's firing
him up. Somebody on that team. Me and Pierre keep staring you.
I'll get this guy, all right, thank you, all right, I
will talk to you on Monday.Oh that's right, you're out of town,
bill right, good luck, Hey, enjoy your time off man.
Thanks, guys, have a goodone, have a good trip. And

(01:00:13):
you're right about the prisoners. InAustralia, it was called the Transportation Act
that used to send people there,and then most of them who were sent
there, uh, stayed on andsettled. This show is a wealth of
information. It might not be greatinformation, but it's a wealth of information.
You'll learn a lot. Well done, Yeah, you'll learn a lot
here. Thank you, Thank you, Denis. All right, uh,
it is time for what have welearned on the show today? At eight

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fifty four? What do we gotfrom this morning? Well, since we're
on Australia, let's just stick withit. Their time zones are different than
ours. Yes, how ow thereyou go one eight hundred four nine three
one double ow three. Good luckfrom Big one hundred, DC's Classic Rocket.
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will have some more of those togive away tomorrow. She knew the answer
to what have we learned on theshow today? The time zones in Australia
they're a little different than ours.How it's because they run a horizontal they're
stacked on top of each other.That still blows my mind. I still
can't understand. Yeah, I don'tget it. I'm gonna have to dig
a little deeper into that. Butwe'll do it again tomorrow. Another chance

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