September 15, 2025 • 37 mins
QUESTION DU JOUR: Hand Out A Thank-You on Thank-You Day
TRENDING: Emmy's Highlights: Did Nate Bargatze's Charity Stunt Succeed in Shortening Emmy Speeches?
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: "Sugar rushes" aren't real and are just psychological, or a "cultural effect of
parental influence." Sugar does not affect behavior or cognitive performance.
MONDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Canadian Guy Tunneled into His Upstairs Neighbor's Apartment
VISIT WITH: James "Murr" Murray from "Impractical Jokers"
WHAT ARE THERE MORE OF GAME: Nelson's Pumpkin Patch Winning
ONE MORE THING: New Trend: Couples Adding Credit Card Machines to Bars at Weddings
Originally Aired: Monday, September 15th, 2025
TRENDING: Emmy's Highlights: Did Nate Bargatze's Charity Stunt Succeed in Shortening Emmy Speeches?
BETCHA DIDN'T KNOW: "Sugar rushes" aren't real and are just psychological, or a "cultural effect of
parental influence." Sugar does not affect behavior or cognitive performance.
MONDAY MORNING MORON AWARD: A Canadian Guy Tunneled into His Upstairs Neighbor's Apartment
VISIT WITH: James "Murr" Murray from "Impractical Jokers"
WHAT ARE THERE MORE OF GAME: Nelson's Pumpkin Patch Winning
ONE MORE THING: New Trend: Couples Adding Credit Card Machines to Bars at Weddings
Originally Aired: Monday, September 15th, 2025
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Trevor de Mini Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
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Speaker 3 (00:19):
Morning.
Speaker 1 (00:21):
What are you doing off shore? I just want to say,
I just want to say thank you, thank you, thank
you for what? Because it's National thank You Day? Thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you a lot to be
thankful for. We have a lot to be thankful for.
Thank you, thank you. Done enough well that is going
to change today. Happy National Thank You Day. Ready, I
was born. Ready, it's show time. That's all we're doing today.
(00:44):
Thank you, Dave. Anyone any reason could pay off. I
could welcome you with some some concert tickets. So we're
going to start on the Nelson's Funking Patch. Pat says
today too. It's as easy as that. If I were
to say thank you to my wife for taking care
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of the house this weekend while I was drinking beer
and golfing with my boys Nebraska. I do have friends. Anyone,
any reason. Thank my Dogoo for being in charge of
the house, always being in a good mood. Where your
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dog puts you in a bad mood normally it's not
his or her faults when they do. It is Greenpeace
Day reminder we need to take care of the planet
we all live on, and I'll do a little better job,
especially recycling apartments. National Linguiney Day is here. Well, good
(01:48):
day for some pasta World Afro Day data celebrated to
the beauty of afro and natural hairstyles. National Double Cheeseburger
Day today. Why I just have one National cheese Toast Day,
A National cheese toast Day. Try that again. I guess
you can call that grilled cheese Day, although I think
(02:10):
cheese toast and grilled cheese are different, even though they're
the same, if that makes any sense. Different ways to
prepare it. Have either one you want Today, TGIM Monday
is here. We are going to get you. Cole Swindell
and Lee Bryce. September twenty seventh shows Cole at the
Elever Center, Lee Bryce Shields Arena down in Fargo. We're
gonna start working on the family four PACs and Nelson's
(02:31):
Pumpkin Patch today. College students, one more week when anything
qualify for a year's worth of boneless wings from Buffalo
Wild Wings going out. End of this week. Got another
concert I'm really excited about too, But I can't say
anything today, so instead, let's catch you up whether here's
what you missed highlight right now? Are you read.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
TV, the entertainment world and whatever? Here's what you missed
on Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (03:00):
You know, I'm really glad other people have mishaps so
I can feel like this just doesn't go down to
my house. At our house and family gets together's this
could have gone really horrifically bad. A family in Germany
going viral after accidentally lighting fireworks instead of birthday candles
for an indoor celebration. Of all moments, the fireworks started
(03:26):
going off. To hear the streams, you hear the laughter,
and thankfully it's just kind of shocked streams. It's not well.
(03:46):
I used to have ten fingers, now I have seven screams.
I don't know who is in charge of the candles.
I'm guessing it was male member of the family. I
don't think you normally keep the birthday candles next to
the fireworks. Germany, the dark warm beer was flown like wine.
(04:09):
I am going to also assume I have no confirmation,
but the video is up. A family accidentally alighting fireworks
instead of birthday candles. Axlnuty three dot com the Trivity page.
See don't you feel like your family is just a
little more functional than you may have just a short
minute or two ago. You're welcome, You're welcome. Thank you day.
(04:30):
Today I want to hear about thank you. Thank you
guys for listening. I have lots of thank yous I
can throw out today. Thank you guys for co hosting
the show with me. By the way, coming up this
in about an hour. I had a chance over the
summer to visit with James Murmurray from Impractical Jokers. Can
roll that for you guys d eight o'clock. Maybe you're
(04:51):
in summer vacation mode too a couple months back, but
we'll roll that today. But thank you guys for being
part of the show. I don't care if I've got
to brab you. I enjoyed doing it and getting in
the biggest and best events in and around the area.
I should have homecoming. In fact, we'll have homecoming football
tickets for you guys this week for Saturday's game. And
(05:12):
who are we kidding? You put up with me weekday
six to ten. I've got to give back a little
bit if I can. But thank you day, Thank you anybody.
I want you to share. Thank you to anybody for
any reason. We need some positivity, lots of negative. It
seems every week I can start the Monday off by
saying a lot of negatives in the news last week.
But let's just go positive here. Bob says, happy thank
(05:36):
you to day folks. I want to shut out my dog, Buster.
Thanks for eating my shoes, buddy. Because of you, I
discovered online shopping and now I own twenty three pair.
Who knew your appetite for leather could lead lead me
to my true love shoe collecting. Thank you Buster, back
that I was saying about dogs. I don't know how
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they do. It's all day. They sit at home thinking
of hundreds of different ways that they can brighten your
day when you finally come home for maybe it wasn't
the best day at all. Maybe you already had a
great day. You can really look forward to sing your
your pal at home. But they always do a good
job of the INDs to pick me up, don't they. Hello? Buster,
(06:21):
also listening on the iHeart radio app see Busters made
us his number one pre set. It's that easy. I
encourage you to do this because I've got something really
big for next week for you guys. But you must
make us the number one preset on the iHeart radio
app Quick Easy to Do. You'll thank me for it.
You're going to ask for proof, so you're going to
(06:43):
have to share through social media, but I will as
the week progresses, I'll let you know exactly what we're doing.
But it's going to lead some really big winning for somebody.
Thanks hel ninety three. Well, hey, hey, who's this Justin?
Justin is officially thank you, Thank you day. I say
thank you to anyone for any reason.
Speaker 4 (07:02):
I want to thank my fiance for being an amazing mother.
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Good for.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
You.
Speaker 1 (07:09):
Didn't even say anything about dealing with you.
Speaker 4 (07:12):
Yeah, that's the whole nother story there.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
What's wrong with us? Sometimes? Right?
Speaker 4 (07:18):
She asked me out daily.
Speaker 1 (07:22):
Hey, Justin, you want to go to Lee Bryce on
the twenty seventh?
Speaker 4 (07:24):
I absolutely do.
Speaker 1 (07:25):
I want to send you.
Speaker 4 (07:27):
Thank you so much.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
Let's make this happen right now, Lee Bryce Shields Arena, Saturday,
September twenty seven, seventh. You're there as we roll ninety
three minutes. Commercial Freewan Stations proud to be your concert connection.
Excel ninety three, Excel ninety three, the Fortune Music Station,
National thank You Day today, Thank anyone for any reason? Well,
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we're doing today. I know once upon a day we
didn't think of a business Thursday round here and now
just anybody for any reason today because it is National
thank You Day. That's why in this today we need
some positivity. Wendy says, it's thank you today, and I'm
thanking my neighbors Wi Fi for being unprotected. You've not
(08:11):
only saved me a couple of bucks, but you've also
introduced me to the thrilling world of guests. The password
it's password one two three. By the way, Wi Fi,
you're the real MVP of my life. That's lovely. It
just sounds like you know your neighbor. That's that's a
(08:32):
fun little see. It's good to have good neighbors like
that calling your cell pH out. Thank anyone for any
reason today. Threads on both the Trivity and xlmty three
Facebook pages. We're induce some choosh and adventure winning coming out.
Thank you to it's rolling into the xcelmty three page.
(08:52):
Hannah says, thank you Julie for being the best special
Olympics North Dakota Bachi coach oh Kasha thanking Anty three
for the grill I went earlier this year. Appreciate you
still listening. Thank you guys for being awesome listeners. Mike says,
thank you Nadine for putting up with me. What's the term,
(09:13):
Nadine must be? I hate to use the term old lady.
That's a special term for a special significant other. Who
isn't my buddy Orejie's not here today. But thank you
Nadine from Mike. Appreciate that too. Do we think are
significant others enough? We most likely we don't. And a
(09:34):
lot of times you're just busy. It is officially thank
you day, and I thank you Taylor for listening. Good morning, Hello,
good morning, good morning. Whatever can I do for you today?
Are you calling to share a thank you to anyone
for any reason? Yes, I am all right. I'm gonna
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kick my feet up share that thank you. I want
to say thank you to my grandparents for being my inspiration.
Every day. They give meaning to your life. They're the inspiration.
There are the reason I am who I am today. Well,
it's fantastic. Do they live in the area. Yes, they do.
(10:22):
What side of the river they live in? Grandford? Okay,
I know I could have just asked, like a normal person,
what city do they live in? So they're basically like
they started North Dakota nice and it's rubbed off since
(10:42):
then twelve grandkids later, Oh my, wow, Christmas got expensive
in a hurry. Huh, very much. So that's why there's
no problem with grandparents putting five bucks in a birthday cart.
Speaker 4 (10:55):
No, there's not.
Speaker 5 (10:56):
They don't have to put anything.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Oh they sure don't. Steff candy and snacks at the
house and that's all s important. Well, thank you to
your grandparents, and I thank you for calling and talking
about your grandparents today. That's no problem.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
I have a good rest for your day and am
trending testag trending what excelled Lady.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
Three Emmy's last night since well, all the winners shopping
at somebodythree dot com trivity page if you were indeed
watching football last night, big winners basically the studio, the
pit hacks, severance and adolescens. But it was interesting what
(11:42):
Nate Bargozi did. Emmy's host Nate Bargotzi hyped up plan
to keep acceptance speeches short and well. It did not work.
It wasn't crazy enough to work. The show went long
as usual. Instead of doing the traditional monologue and making
jokes about the nominees, he has shouted to go with.
Speaker 3 (12:02):
This, forty five seconds. That's what you got to start
the show. I Am going to donate one hundred thousand
dollars to the Boys and Girls Club of America. So
if you stay forty five seconds, it stays at one
hundred thousand dollars. Every second you go over forty five seconds,
(12:23):
we will adduct one thousand dollars away from the Boys
and Girls Club.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
I know, I know, can't change it.
Speaker 3 (12:31):
This is a game I'm made up and these are
the rules.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
So well, since acceptance features didn't run long and it's
one hundred thousand dollars, donation was down to a negative number.
So to get out of it, to get it out
of the red, here's how he ended this show.
Speaker 3 (12:48):
Steve's going to add one hundred thousand dollars. I will
give two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1 (12:52):
It takes us to three hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3 (12:54):
Thousand dollars to the Boys and Girls Club.
Speaker 2 (12:55):
Look at that.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
You guys so much for being out here. It worked
out out. I give them props for trying. I love
Nate Bargatzi funny, and then he was still going to
give them money anyway, so it worked out. Emmy Highlights.
Nate Bargatzi's charity's dunst didn't succeeded shortening Emmy's speeches, but hey,
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he's hilarious and all the highlights. You don't have to
sit through four hours. Excel ninety three dot com the
charity page, it's trending.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
Bet you didn't know random facts coming at you now,
Excel ntty three Run to.
Speaker 1 (13:31):
Us by the Blue Booze Bar and grill to take
five dollars off your favorite burger every Monday. He's starting
it fine, best blue moooks ces grand forks. Bet you
didn't know Simpsons fans, I didn't know this man groaning
and wanted to make a live action Simpsons spin off
in nineteen eighty four, but one of the reasons that
fell through was that the network said it would be
too expensive to pay for a joke in the pilot
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featuring a bunch of trained fevers. That's a random fact.
That's about as random as we get it's even weird
live action Simpsons. Betch didn't know. Nothing with less than
ten percent alcohol was considered an alcoholic beverage in Russia
until twenty eleven. It was classified as regular food included
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almost all beer. All right, Bech didn't know. Vetch didn't know.
There is an urban legend that you swallow eight spiders
a year while you sleep, but that is not a fact.
Almost every single person will swallow zero in their lifetime.
(14:41):
Talking about good news today, it was made up by
a writer making fun of stupid urban legends and global people.
That's amazing because people will swear on this now. Eight
spiders a year, So I just made it up. That's
good news. In fact, cows are more dangerous.
Speaker 5 (15:05):
Or are they?
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Bet you didn't know. An average of seven people die
from spider bites every year in the United States. Three
times that many are killed by cows, So yes, they
are cows are more dangerous than a spider. I don't
know of a lot of people who are afraid of
cows rather a cow on me or a spider. I
don't know why I should have to think about that,
(15:29):
And let's debunk something else today. Vetch didn't know sugar
rushes aren't real and are just psychological or a cultural effect,
a parental influence. Sugar does not affect behavior or cognitive performance.
Sugar crashes are real thing. Though. Sugar crashes are real,
but medically it's rare. According to doctors, only about five
percent of us experienced sugar crash. You're more likely to
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experience it if you do a tough workload on an
empty stomach. Now you know, blowing minds and Vetch didn't
know today sell nutty three? Hi, Hey, who is this?
This is Angie? Angie, Happy thank you day.
Speaker 5 (16:09):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
I would like you as well. Thank you for flowing
like wine. Thank anyone for any reason.
Speaker 6 (16:18):
Go.
Speaker 7 (16:20):
I would like to think a couple really close friends
that I have. They've helped me a lot lately and
I couldn't thank them enough.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
Did you say close friends or close friends want to
take your shop?
Speaker 7 (16:35):
They are fun and they are listening to putting up
with my daily drama, and I'd like to.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Thank them a lot. I know I can't even keep
listening to your drama, Angie, but I will continue to
listen because I love you so oh, thank you, appreciate you. Guys.
Go hosting a show with me, Angie, that'd be fun. Huh,
what do you want to do here? We can get
you to Cole Swindell or Lee Bryce. Cole at the
(17:02):
Elevers Center Lee Bryce Shields Arena both September twenty seventh
shows gets four passes in Nelson's Pumpkin Patch. I can
get you tickets to the races and send you out
to a little Bangkok last Friday. The race is coming
up this week.
Speaker 7 (17:19):
I'm going to pick Lee Bryce.
Speaker 1 (17:21):
Let's get you to Lee Bryce often. She's Rina Fargo,
twenty seventh of September twelve, sleeps away, Angie. Can you
tell me what station's proud to be your council connection?
Speaker 7 (17:34):
It's til ninety three.
Speaker 1 (17:37):
Let me put it this way. You're Monday morning. More
on a war has l on my nexcel ninety three.
I've heard of people banging on their ceiling to tell
their upstairs neighbors to quiet down, but this is slightly
more aggressive. A forty six year old guy in Calgary, Alberta,
Canada facing charges after tunneling into his upstairs neighbors apartments,
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and the woman above him was out of town. What
had happened? But hopefully she'd been having issues with the guy.
Her front door still locked when she got home from
her trip this month, but as soon as she went inside,
she knew someone had been there because there was a
large hole in one of the walls. God's got a
wart to search the guy's place last Monday and found
(18:24):
the hole in his ceiling with a ladder under it.
Turned down, he'd got into the wall behind her fireplace
and busted a hole in her dry wall to get in.
Speaker 6 (18:33):
They had a difficult time getting inside their house because
he had been locked from the inside. They were able
to make entry inside the premise and then noticed a
hole in the wall by the fireplace. Subsequent further investigation
by themselves, they noticed another hole leading to the basement suite.
Subject to a police search, weren't on the basement suite residence.
We found a ladder and another hole leading from that residence.
Speaker 1 (18:55):
Now we don't know. It's not clear if he just
wanted to wreck the place or want but he's facing
serious charges. Forty six year old guy from Canada facing
charges after tunneling into his upstairs neighbor's apartment while she
was out of town. He got in one of the
walls climbed up and busted through her dry wall, so
he will get the shutny Monday morning. More on awarded
You thought you had a creepy neighbor before it could
(19:16):
be worse. Yeah, get the thank yous rolling too today
and I should thank you dang and make someone else
a winner by the way. Eight thirty five A couple
of concerts shoes from coldswandell Lee Brice, both on September
twenty seventh. Get your both passes Nelson's pumpkin patch get
you to the races, but the gift certificates a little
Bangkok last Friday. The race is coming up with the season.
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Gina says big thank you to my Jim instructor on
this fine thank you day. Thanks for saying let's brow
up with some mike jogging and turning it into a
marathon training session. My legs were noodles, but hey, at
least I can now escape zombies in a zombie apocalypse.
That's important. Guys, who's the fittest survivor me? Thanks to you,
(20:02):
I thank my instructors and all my my noon pals
at the Ultrue Family YMCA. Just a positive vibe to
every single experience. Don't get me wrong. The working out
during strength classes. It's not the most enjoyable forty five
minutes of my life, but when it's over, it's feel good.
I like Cheryl's thank you to my cat Kit, who
(20:23):
protects me from all the bad mice of the world
and brings the dead ones to me to reward me
for feeding her expensive cat food. Awe, We love our pats.
Think we'll find more money Monday today. What in the
world are there more of? I give you two options,
you get three out of five, right, we'll make you winner.
About a half an hour. Got to look at your forecast.
After ninety degrees yesterday, chance of a shower, thunderstorm's possible
(20:45):
afternoon probably Sunday eighty two. Breezy today, south winds got
to thirty miles an hour, mostly clear sixty tonight and
Tuesday sunny eighty four. Wednesday mostly sunny seventy eight, and
throw back Thursday, chance of showers mainly afternoon, mostly cloudy
seventy twoes. We sit at sixty nine downtound Grand Fords.
We'll do birthdays here. About ten minutes lost called to
(21:07):
get those to me seven to one, seven four six,
nutty three ninety three, fire me a social media message
us that TOC back button on the new revamped iHeartRadio app.
And by the way, may cause your number one pre
said it could pay off in a big way next week.
That's all I can say for now, Excel Nutty three.
James S. Murray knowing to the world as Murr from
(21:28):
Impractical Jokers, erring on True TB TBS. Good day, my friend, Hi,
how arenybuddy? I am doing well, doing good. Thank you
for asking yourself.
Speaker 4 (21:39):
I'm good.
Speaker 5 (21:39):
But here in the studio they had they had hot
chicken and I and they had different seasonings right at
mild medium hot, and everyone said, don't touch the hot,
and some jack off put a hot one in the
mild tray and it just came firing out of my butthole.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
You know, if all the way sperim start the conversation,
if I had one hundred guesses, I wouldn't have guessed.
That wouldn't be how we started. One hundred and fifty guesses,
I would have nailed. The wings start this July. Oh
good for you, You know what. I much prefer eating
wings at breakfast hour than an egg sandwich.
Speaker 5 (22:20):
Really not a huge breakfast guy, I know what chicken
wabbles is the thing though?
Speaker 4 (22:26):
Why not?
Speaker 1 (22:28):
Yeah? I mean what you just went through the unexperienced,
the unexpected hotness. I get that, why that might be
an issue. But I'm more a lunch dinner guy all
the time than I'll breakfast anytime.
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Guy.
Speaker 5 (22:40):
Really, I don't get people that are breakfast twenty four
hours a day, like I'll eat breakfast at dinner. I
don't get it.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Yeah, I don't know why I can't get a cheeseburger
at six in the morning. Well, let's talk. I mean
in practical jokers, amazing work Season twelve. Biggest question you
must get to ask this all the time. How do
people not recognize you? Guys?
Speaker 5 (23:03):
They do.
Speaker 4 (23:04):
I right after this interview, literally after this interview, I
go to work.
Speaker 5 (23:07):
I'm filming two challenges today in Jersey, and they recognize
this all the time. But like I'm filming something next week,
I'm getting punished and they have me in full prosthetics
to get it because it's the location that we could
never do anymore because the show has been on too long,
you know, amusement park or a baseball game, places where
we get busted immediately. So they have me in full
(23:29):
prosthetics sports.
Speaker 4 (23:30):
So that's how we get a lit of it.
Speaker 1 (23:31):
Okay, I don't know what I'm gonna look like.
Speaker 4 (23:34):
We'll see. I'm probably gonna look like Jimmy.
Speaker 5 (23:37):
Glick or something.
Speaker 4 (23:37):
I who knows.
Speaker 1 (23:38):
Do you have a big, massive team and get together
and you kind of spitball ideas off each other? Twelve
seasons just still keep it frash and hilarios. Where do
all these ideas come from? Do they ever say no,
that's too far? This is something we finally have to
say no to.
Speaker 5 (23:54):
I mean last season, at the end of last season
season eleven, I faked my own death on TV just
to mess with Sal.
Speaker 4 (24:00):
They had me.
Speaker 5 (24:01):
Sal thought I was getting punished. Trapped me to the
hood of a race car going around a track, right,
And what he didn't know is there's a double cross,
and at a key moment, the car pulls around a
blind spot. I get ripped off the car and a
stunky takes my place, dressed exactly like me in the
same mannerism as everything.
Speaker 4 (24:19):
And the stunt guy pulls.
Speaker 5 (24:20):
Out on top of the car, and meanwhile I get
changed into in the EMT outfit, and at a key moment,
the stunk guy flies off the car and crashes to
the ground and rolls like twenty feet south, seases from
across the racetrack, believes it to be me, panics and
goes racing across the track. Meanwhile, I pulled around in
an ambulance and I start working on my own body
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on the ground, and I got a wig on or
a baseball hat. And at a key moment when sal
was in a full blown panic that I might have
been killed or heard or to what maimed, I stood
up and I took the hat off and revealed the
whole thing was a double cross. So me faking my
death took three full real years off his life.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Just good stuff, there's not good fun. So basically the
answer is no, nothing is off limits.
Speaker 4 (25:07):
Nothing's off limits to any figuring your own dad yet.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
So it's it's the three of you guys. Now, are
you guys still buddies with Joe?
Speaker 5 (25:15):
Yeah, of course, Man still a best friend and a
good guy, and uh, but you know we are. We
roll on tour role doing our thing. We'll make the show.
Speaker 4 (25:23):
You know. It's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1 (25:26):
And now you've got even more time for a comedy tour.
I think there is nothing tougher. I have no problem
walking on a stage with fifteen thousand people and introducing
whomever might be performing but doing stand up comedy or
you've got to think about what you're going to say next,
have the whole deal in your head. Is an amazing
(25:47):
talent that ninety nine point nine percent people can't do.
So Matt prompts to you, and I really hope you
come to the Upper Midwest and the near future, I
will man like we we.
Speaker 5 (25:59):
I'm about to announced like twenty more cities on tour.
I'm playing kind of all over the place. I'll be
announcing like Indianapolis and Saint Louis and Buffalo, Louisville, Fort Wam,
all over the place. But you can go to murderlad
dot com see all my tour dates.
Speaker 4 (26:13):
And I'm just always on tour, like it we never stopped,
because it's the it's I think it's.
Speaker 5 (26:17):
The most fun thing we do is tour because when
you're filming a hitting camera show, you don't know how
how it's affecting people, or you know, the joke's land
the joke's land or not. But when you're on tour,
you really get that kind of feedback.
Speaker 4 (26:30):
In the moment, and it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
So is it always is it just you? Is it
sometimes like the Guys with You? Is it always the
Guys with You?
Speaker 4 (26:38):
We just finished the Jokers tour. We just did our
fifth national tour.
Speaker 5 (26:42):
So we'll probably get on tour again about a year,
but so for now it's my solo tour.
Speaker 4 (26:46):
And the cool thing about my solo tour is every
show is different. The first half is like, you know,
stand up comedy.
Speaker 5 (26:53):
Traditionally, second half is all improvised, like I literally make
it up as we go. We actually play in Practical
Jokers Live, meaning I choose someone from the audience, I
put an earpiece in their ear, I sent them out
in the streets of whoever might be and love on
the spot they've got to do and say what I
tell them to what we washed in the theater of
the club.
Speaker 4 (27:10):
It's pretty outrageous.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
Wow. I don't know if you can see it because
this is a radio interview. My hands up. I want
to be that guy one day. My bucket list is
over here. I'm going to write that down.
Speaker 4 (27:22):
Man.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
That sounds fun. Visiting with James Murmurray and Practical Jokers, TBS,
True TV basically on all the time, as it should be,
and I know you can stream the old seasons too.
Season twelve. How do you guys just keep her fresh?
Speaker 5 (27:39):
We you know, that's our job, man, That's what we
get paid to do. You know what we try to
We just we just filmed one the other day. It'll
be on season twelve. We were in the air vent.
We were in like an h VAC air vent, and
so somebody comes into working an office and we're literally
in the ventilation in the wall. We built a fake
wall ventilation and we're speaking to them through the great
(28:01):
It was so funny. It's a way to get around,
like being recognized. Like one woman in my scene was
a huge fan of Jokers, which you can't see my face.
She hears my voice and sees my finger popping through
the vent. It was.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
Looking forward to season twelve. I read in your bio
side thing here, I'm a big dog guy too. You're
also a dog lover?
Speaker 5 (28:20):
Yeah do yeah, man. My two dogs, Penny and Pepper,
are now the face of Pause Nutrition Company, which is
like a pet supplement and medicine company that you can
use sprinkle onto your pet food it's awesome. They just
got announced this like the ambassadors of Pause Nutrition last week.
Speaker 4 (28:36):
I'm very proud of them.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Okay, now your dogs are more success successful than I am.
That's nice to know. Where I wanted to go with
this was my simple question was going to be do
dogs belong sleeping in your bed with you?
Speaker 4 (28:52):
Dude?
Speaker 5 (28:52):
I cralled out of bed at five am this morning
to get in because I live in Jersey, it takes
forever right with traffic, and it was very hard. My
two dogs are in bed hold up right between my
wife and I and it was very hard to leave
the bed and not wake them.
Speaker 3 (29:04):
You know.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
It's also in the best pops. Yes, thee belonging bed
with you?
Speaker 1 (29:07):
Of course, Now we had to get a king bed
at my house because the first time we had this guy,
we stayed at a hotel with the king bed. He
built a big nest in the pillows. So I had
to go home order a two thousand dollars mattress because
the dog wanted it.
Speaker 4 (29:20):
Did you take the dog to the.
Speaker 5 (29:21):
Bedding store to you know, to check out different firmness.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
Office James Murmurray and Practical Jokers. I wish you another
twelve seasons of success and hopefully a tour stop here
in the Upper Midwest and the near future. And I
can't wait to watch season twelve of them practical Jokers.
Speaker 4 (29:40):
Thanks buddy, thanks for having me appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
Pleasure, my friend. Have a great day you too. I've
been working pretty hard on this. You guys seem like
crazy morons to me. I'm not crazy. My mother had
me tested drop a dime on this fool. Trevor d
in the Morning Show on Excel ninety three, Excel ninety three,
Good morning. Well, hey, hey, how are you. I am
(30:04):
so happy to be at work on my favorite day
of the week. Teach you. I am happy Monday. Thank Yeah,
what's your name, Maddie, Naddie. It's officially thank you Day today.
Say thank you to anyone for any reason. Oh man,
I would like to say thank you and my mom
for getting me some groceries. Your chicken, well that was sweet.
Speaker 5 (30:27):
I know.
Speaker 1 (30:29):
Who needs the I've never done it either. Where you
get the grocery just sent to your house? When mom
will do it. Oh, I'm too chicken to do that
because I'm always scared of that they're going to pick
like a add banana and something for me like I'm
thinking particular about picking my own things. That's part of
(30:49):
the fun of it. Yeah, you don't know the the
apple I'm going to pick out right? And what if
it's a bad apple?
Speaker 5 (30:58):
Or what if they don't take the rice of China?
Speaker 1 (31:00):
Well, you know, preach on girlfriend. Three snaps and a
z or z formation for all the Canadian listeners. Thanks
dear mom. Yes, well, let's play. What are there more of?
And do you want to play for Coleswindell tickets, Lee
Brice tickets, full passes to Nelson's Pumpkin Patch or the
(31:22):
Little Bangkok River City Speedway dinner and the Races package.
Could I do Nelson's Pumpkin pat? You sure can. Let's
catch you some passes? Thanky? Okay? What are there more of?
Are you familiar with my game?
Speaker 4 (31:40):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (31:40):
Okay, good, I give you two things. You tell me
what are there more of? So it's not final Jeopardy
hard on the Trevity in the Morning show. Here we
go school buses versus police cars in the United States?
What are there more of? I feel like sleek cars?
Are you going to go with the police cars? Oh? No,
(32:03):
now I'm questioning it now.
Speaker 3 (32:04):
I think she listen't.
Speaker 1 (32:06):
My first thought was police cars too, But I lived
by the Valley bus terminal, and there's a lot of
school buses and school buses and it's not really close either.
There's about five hundred thousand school buses in the United
States three hundred thousand police vehicles. Totally, you totally redeemed yourself.
I know that was a tough one. Yeah, all right,
calories and a big Mac versus a vente frappuccino. What
(32:30):
is more? Oh, it's gotta be a strappuccino up to
six hundred plus versus five hundred and fifty and a
big Mac. Do the big Mac? Yeah, all right, we're
looking good here, Natty. Tattoos are piercings in the US. Ah,
(32:50):
piercing ears alone, make this a landslide. You're three for three,
and come on down here. We'll pierce your ears and
get you your pumpkin cash pass. Thank you, all right,
We'll just get you the pumpkin patch passes. Rules and
regulations of Corporate America and what we can can't do.
(33:11):
You're a winner, and I want to put you on
the list for the Pumpkin Patch Party POLUSA for up
to thirty, you're going to need to be listening. That
includes all the activities out there too. For the Pumpkin
Patch Party Paluza, you'll need to be listening on Monday,
October thirteenth at eight thirty five. If you win that too.
Were also tossing ninety three dollars Indecks pizza, so you've
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got that to look forward to for now four passes.
The Nelson's Pumpkin Patch Food Station is proud of your
fall activities. Connection ton for one more thing on Excel
nightety three, One more time, one more.
Speaker 5 (33:50):
So.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
Fifty seven percent of couples opt to have an open
barn't their wedding, which isn't very common around here. I
don't go to a lot of weddings, but north of
the border, that's just the normal thing, and kind of
like every state's a little bit different. I mean, Canadian
province is a little different and open bar non open bar.
(34:11):
The average cost of alcohol at a wedding, I'm actually
shocked at this low twenty four hundred dollars. So some
couples have to save money by asking their guests to
pay for drinks. But now there's a new reason couples
are setting up credit card machines at the bar to
help pay for the honeymoon. One couple in the UK Tronda,
(34:32):
used the card processing company that provided readers like the
ones they bring to your table at restaurants. They're also
signed with QR codes with a message don't be tight
paid for our flight. The couple said the proceeds would
go toward their honeymoon in Mexico. They didn't reveal how
much they made, but they said their guests absolutely loved it.
I don't know if they'd absolutely love it, but see,
(34:54):
I'm right now, I'm annoyed by this. They did it though,
instead of accepting wedding presents. I'm cool with that now.
They've been together for fourteen years. I already have a house,
a toaster. Didn't need more stuff, so why the credit
card readers won't. They said a lot of people don't
carry cash anymore, and they just figured they'd have some
(35:16):
fun with it. They said their guests got more generous
as the drinks started to flow. The company they used,
Low Pay, said they hope this catch is on at
wedding venues across the country. No gifts, just make a
little donation or honeymoon were cool that that would be
way less stressful. Picked something off or registry, or you
(35:37):
just throw money in the cart anyway, who knows what
it's going to be used for. A couple adding credit
card machine to the bar at a wedding. I like this,
It saves me time. Don't think about what to get them.
One couple did it to cover the cost the honeymoon
instead of accepting gifts. As long as that's the reason.
Coming up, Emmy highlights the Nate Bargazi's charity stunts succeed
(36:00):
in shortening Emmy's speeches. All the winners to excel. Muddy
three dot com trivity page. If you don't want to
wait out till nine thirty, I understand you're busy today.
I have more counter tickets Morley Bryce tickets this time
around nine to fifteen. Next chance to win tickets in
that show September twenty seventh at Shields Arena in far Go.
For some reason, writers for award show presenters like beating
(36:22):
a certain joke to death, and it did happen a
few times again last night, and we'd like to give
them an award, And now the award.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
For most overdone joke at the Emmys last night, and
the winner is.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
You didn't win the award joke. Kathy received an Emmy
nomination for her.
Speaker 3 (36:41):
Work Allen did not.
Speaker 1 (36:44):
Did you win?
Speaker 5 (36:45):
No?
Speaker 1 (36:46):
I did not.
Speaker 3 (36:47):
And if I win, I promised to keep my speeches short.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
You already lost, all right, not ever could be a winner.
You know, at this point, I've learned how to just
block out the most annoying stuff around here. Oh, I
get it, I'm annoying
Speaker 2 (37:00):
The Trevor d In the Morning Show six to ten
am weekday mornings, Excel ninety three
It's the Trevor de Mini Morning Show.
Speaker 2 (00:01):
Podcasting no available through Google Play, iTunes and the iHeartRadio
app XCEL ninety three This kk XL XCEL ninety three
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Speaker 3 (00:19):
Morning.
Speaker 1 (00:21):
What are you doing off shore? I just want to say,
I just want to say thank you, thank you, thank
you for what? Because it's National thank You Day? Thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you a lot to be
thankful for. We have a lot to be thankful for.
Thank you, thank you. Done enough well that is going
to change today. Happy National Thank You Day. Ready, I
was born. Ready, it's show time. That's all we're doing today.
(00:44):
Thank you, Dave. Anyone any reason could pay off. I
could welcome you with some some concert tickets. So we're
going to start on the Nelson's Funking Patch. Pat says
today too. It's as easy as that. If I were
to say thank you to my wife for taking care
(01:07):
of the house this weekend while I was drinking beer
and golfing with my boys Nebraska. I do have friends. Anyone,
any reason. Thank my Dogoo for being in charge of
the house, always being in a good mood. Where your
(01:28):
dog puts you in a bad mood normally it's not
his or her faults when they do. It is Greenpeace
Day reminder we need to take care of the planet
we all live on, and I'll do a little better job,
especially recycling apartments. National Linguiney Day is here. Well, good
(01:48):
day for some pasta World Afro Day data celebrated to
the beauty of afro and natural hairstyles. National Double Cheeseburger
Day today. Why I just have one National cheese Toast Day,
A National cheese toast Day. Try that again. I guess
you can call that grilled cheese Day, although I think
(02:10):
cheese toast and grilled cheese are different, even though they're
the same, if that makes any sense. Different ways to
prepare it. Have either one you want Today, TGIM Monday
is here. We are going to get you. Cole Swindell
and Lee Bryce. September twenty seventh shows Cole at the
Elever Center, Lee Bryce Shields Arena down in Fargo. We're
gonna start working on the family four PACs and Nelson's
(02:31):
Pumpkin Patch today. College students, one more week when anything
qualify for a year's worth of boneless wings from Buffalo
Wild Wings going out. End of this week. Got another
concert I'm really excited about too, But I can't say
anything today, so instead, let's catch you up whether here's
what you missed highlight right now? Are you read.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
TV, the entertainment world and whatever? Here's what you missed
on Excel ninety three.
Speaker 1 (03:00):
You know, I'm really glad other people have mishaps so
I can feel like this just doesn't go down to
my house. At our house and family gets together's this
could have gone really horrifically bad. A family in Germany
going viral after accidentally lighting fireworks instead of birthday candles
for an indoor celebration. Of all moments, the fireworks started
(03:26):
going off. To hear the streams, you hear the laughter,
and thankfully it's just kind of shocked streams. It's not well.
(03:46):
I used to have ten fingers, now I have seven screams.
I don't know who is in charge of the candles.
I'm guessing it was male member of the family. I
don't think you normally keep the birthday candles next to
the fireworks. Germany, the dark warm beer was flown like wine.
(04:09):
I am going to also assume I have no confirmation,
but the video is up. A family accidentally alighting fireworks
instead of birthday candles. Axlnuty three dot com the Trivity page.
See don't you feel like your family is just a
little more functional than you may have just a short
minute or two ago. You're welcome, You're welcome. Thank you day.
(04:30):
Today I want to hear about thank you. Thank you
guys for listening. I have lots of thank yous I
can throw out today. Thank you guys for co hosting
the show with me. By the way, coming up this
in about an hour. I had a chance over the
summer to visit with James Murmurray from Impractical Jokers. Can
roll that for you guys d eight o'clock. Maybe you're
(04:51):
in summer vacation mode too a couple months back, but
we'll roll that today. But thank you guys for being
part of the show. I don't care if I've got
to brab you. I enjoyed doing it and getting in
the biggest and best events in and around the area.
I should have homecoming. In fact, we'll have homecoming football
tickets for you guys this week for Saturday's game. And
(05:12):
who are we kidding? You put up with me weekday
six to ten. I've got to give back a little
bit if I can. But thank you day, Thank you anybody.
I want you to share. Thank you to anybody for
any reason. We need some positivity, lots of negative. It
seems every week I can start the Monday off by
saying a lot of negatives in the news last week.
But let's just go positive here. Bob says, happy thank
(05:36):
you to day folks. I want to shut out my dog, Buster.
Thanks for eating my shoes, buddy. Because of you, I
discovered online shopping and now I own twenty three pair.
Who knew your appetite for leather could lead lead me
to my true love shoe collecting. Thank you Buster, back
that I was saying about dogs. I don't know how
(05:59):
they do. It's all day. They sit at home thinking
of hundreds of different ways that they can brighten your
day when you finally come home for maybe it wasn't
the best day at all. Maybe you already had a
great day. You can really look forward to sing your
your pal at home. But they always do a good
job of the INDs to pick me up, don't they. Hello? Buster,
(06:21):
also listening on the iHeart radio app see Busters made
us his number one pre set. It's that easy. I
encourage you to do this because I've got something really
big for next week for you guys. But you must
make us the number one preset on the iHeart radio
app Quick Easy to Do. You'll thank me for it.
You're going to ask for proof, so you're going to
(06:43):
have to share through social media, but I will as
the week progresses, I'll let you know exactly what we're doing.
But it's going to lead some really big winning for somebody.
Thanks hel ninety three. Well, hey, hey, who's this Justin?
Justin is officially thank you, Thank you day. I say
thank you to anyone for any reason.
Speaker 4 (07:02):
I want to thank my fiance for being an amazing mother.
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Good for.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
You.
Speaker 1 (07:09):
Didn't even say anything about dealing with you.
Speaker 4 (07:12):
Yeah, that's the whole nother story there.
Speaker 1 (07:16):
What's wrong with us? Sometimes? Right?
Speaker 4 (07:18):
She asked me out daily.
Speaker 1 (07:22):
Hey, Justin, you want to go to Lee Bryce on
the twenty seventh?
Speaker 4 (07:24):
I absolutely do.
Speaker 1 (07:25):
I want to send you.
Speaker 4 (07:27):
Thank you so much.
Speaker 1 (07:28):
Let's make this happen right now, Lee Bryce Shields Arena, Saturday,
September twenty seven, seventh. You're there as we roll ninety
three minutes. Commercial Freewan Stations proud to be your concert connection.
Excel ninety three, Excel ninety three, the Fortune Music Station,
National thank You Day today, Thank anyone for any reason? Well,
(07:50):
we're doing today. I know once upon a day we
didn't think of a business Thursday round here and now
just anybody for any reason today because it is National
thank You Day. That's why in this today we need
some positivity. Wendy says, it's thank you today, and I'm
thanking my neighbors Wi Fi for being unprotected. You've not
(08:11):
only saved me a couple of bucks, but you've also
introduced me to the thrilling world of guests. The password
it's password one two three. By the way, Wi Fi,
you're the real MVP of my life. That's lovely. It
just sounds like you know your neighbor. That's that's a
(08:32):
fun little see. It's good to have good neighbors like
that calling your cell pH out. Thank anyone for any
reason today. Threads on both the Trivity and xlmty three
Facebook pages. We're induce some choosh and adventure winning coming out.
Thank you to it's rolling into the xcelmty three page.
(08:52):
Hannah says, thank you Julie for being the best special
Olympics North Dakota Bachi coach oh Kasha thanking Anty three
for the grill I went earlier this year. Appreciate you
still listening. Thank you guys for being awesome listeners. Mike says,
thank you Nadine for putting up with me. What's the term,
(09:13):
Nadine must be? I hate to use the term old lady.
That's a special term for a special significant other. Who
isn't my buddy Orejie's not here today. But thank you
Nadine from Mike. Appreciate that too. Do we think are
significant others enough? We most likely we don't. And a
(09:34):
lot of times you're just busy. It is officially thank
you day, and I thank you Taylor for listening. Good morning, Hello,
good morning, good morning. Whatever can I do for you today?
Are you calling to share a thank you to anyone
for any reason? Yes, I am all right. I'm gonna
(09:55):
kick my feet up share that thank you. I want
to say thank you to my grandparents for being my inspiration.
Every day. They give meaning to your life. They're the inspiration.
There are the reason I am who I am today. Well,
it's fantastic. Do they live in the area. Yes, they do.
(10:22):
What side of the river they live in? Grandford? Okay,
I know I could have just asked, like a normal person,
what city do they live in? So they're basically like
they started North Dakota nice and it's rubbed off since
(10:42):
then twelve grandkids later, Oh my, wow, Christmas got expensive
in a hurry. Huh, very much. So that's why there's
no problem with grandparents putting five bucks in a birthday cart.
Speaker 4 (10:55):
No, there's not.
Speaker 5 (10:56):
They don't have to put anything.
Speaker 1 (10:57):
Oh they sure don't. Steff candy and snacks at the
house and that's all s important. Well, thank you to
your grandparents, and I thank you for calling and talking
about your grandparents today. That's no problem.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
I have a good rest for your day and am
trending testag trending what excelled Lady.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
Three Emmy's last night since well, all the winners shopping
at somebodythree dot com trivity page if you were indeed
watching football last night, big winners basically the studio, the
pit hacks, severance and adolescens. But it was interesting what
(11:42):
Nate Bargozi did. Emmy's host Nate Bargotzi hyped up plan
to keep acceptance speeches short and well. It did not work.
It wasn't crazy enough to work. The show went long
as usual. Instead of doing the traditional monologue and making
jokes about the nominees, he has shouted to go with.
Speaker 3 (12:02):
This, forty five seconds. That's what you got to start
the show. I Am going to donate one hundred thousand
dollars to the Boys and Girls Club of America. So
if you stay forty five seconds, it stays at one
hundred thousand dollars. Every second you go over forty five seconds,
(12:23):
we will adduct one thousand dollars away from the Boys
and Girls Club.
Speaker 1 (12:28):
I know, I know, can't change it.
Speaker 3 (12:31):
This is a game I'm made up and these are
the rules.
Speaker 1 (12:34):
So well, since acceptance features didn't run long and it's
one hundred thousand dollars, donation was down to a negative number.
So to get out of it, to get it out
of the red, here's how he ended this show.
Speaker 3 (12:48):
Steve's going to add one hundred thousand dollars. I will
give two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1 (12:52):
It takes us to three hundred and fifty.
Speaker 3 (12:54):
Thousand dollars to the Boys and Girls Club.
Speaker 2 (12:55):
Look at that.
Speaker 1 (12:56):
You guys so much for being out here. It worked
out out. I give them props for trying. I love
Nate Bargatzi funny, and then he was still going to
give them money anyway, so it worked out. Emmy Highlights.
Nate Bargatzi's charity's dunst didn't succeeded shortening Emmy's speeches, but hey,
(13:16):
he's hilarious and all the highlights. You don't have to
sit through four hours. Excel ninety three dot com the
charity page, it's trending.
Speaker 2 (13:25):
Bet you didn't know random facts coming at you now,
Excel ntty three Run to.
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Us by the Blue Booze Bar and grill to take
five dollars off your favorite burger every Monday. He's starting
it fine, best blue moooks ces grand forks. Bet you
didn't know Simpsons fans, I didn't know this man groaning
and wanted to make a live action Simpsons spin off
in nineteen eighty four, but one of the reasons that
fell through was that the network said it would be
too expensive to pay for a joke in the pilot
(13:54):
featuring a bunch of trained fevers. That's a random fact.
That's about as random as we get it's even weird
live action Simpsons. Betch didn't know. Nothing with less than
ten percent alcohol was considered an alcoholic beverage in Russia
until twenty eleven. It was classified as regular food included
(14:18):
almost all beer. All right, Bech didn't know. Vetch didn't know.
There is an urban legend that you swallow eight spiders
a year while you sleep, but that is not a fact.
Almost every single person will swallow zero in their lifetime.
(14:41):
Talking about good news today, it was made up by
a writer making fun of stupid urban legends and global people.
That's amazing because people will swear on this now. Eight
spiders a year, So I just made it up. That's
good news. In fact, cows are more dangerous.
Speaker 5 (15:05):
Or are they?
Speaker 1 (15:06):
Bet you didn't know. An average of seven people die
from spider bites every year in the United States. Three
times that many are killed by cows, So yes, they
are cows are more dangerous than a spider. I don't
know of a lot of people who are afraid of
cows rather a cow on me or a spider. I
don't know why I should have to think about that,
(15:29):
And let's debunk something else today. Vetch didn't know sugar
rushes aren't real and are just psychological or a cultural effect,
a parental influence. Sugar does not affect behavior or cognitive performance.
Sugar crashes are real thing. Though. Sugar crashes are real,
but medically it's rare. According to doctors, only about five
percent of us experienced sugar crash. You're more likely to
(15:51):
experience it if you do a tough workload on an
empty stomach. Now you know, blowing minds and Vetch didn't
know today sell nutty three? Hi, Hey, who is this?
This is Angie? Angie, Happy thank you day.
Speaker 5 (16:09):
Thank you.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
I would like you as well. Thank you for flowing
like wine. Thank anyone for any reason.
Speaker 6 (16:18):
Go.
Speaker 7 (16:20):
I would like to think a couple really close friends
that I have. They've helped me a lot lately and
I couldn't thank them enough.
Speaker 1 (16:30):
Did you say close friends or close friends want to
take your shop?
Speaker 7 (16:35):
They are fun and they are listening to putting up
with my daily drama, and I'd like to.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Thank them a lot. I know I can't even keep
listening to your drama, Angie, but I will continue to
listen because I love you so oh, thank you, appreciate you. Guys.
Go hosting a show with me, Angie, that'd be fun. Huh,
what do you want to do here? We can get
you to Cole Swindell or Lee Bryce. Cole at the
(17:02):
Elevers Center Lee Bryce Shields Arena both September twenty seventh
shows gets four passes in Nelson's Pumpkin Patch. I can
get you tickets to the races and send you out
to a little Bangkok last Friday. The race is coming
up this week.
Speaker 7 (17:19):
I'm going to pick Lee Bryce.
Speaker 1 (17:21):
Let's get you to Lee Bryce often. She's Rina Fargo,
twenty seventh of September twelve, sleeps away, Angie. Can you
tell me what station's proud to be your council connection?
Speaker 7 (17:34):
It's til ninety three.
Speaker 1 (17:37):
Let me put it this way. You're Monday morning. More
on a war has l on my nexcel ninety three.
I've heard of people banging on their ceiling to tell
their upstairs neighbors to quiet down, but this is slightly
more aggressive. A forty six year old guy in Calgary, Alberta,
Canada facing charges after tunneling into his upstairs neighbors apartments,
(18:02):
and the woman above him was out of town. What
had happened? But hopefully she'd been having issues with the guy.
Her front door still locked when she got home from
her trip this month, but as soon as she went inside,
she knew someone had been there because there was a
large hole in one of the walls. God's got a
wart to search the guy's place last Monday and found
(18:24):
the hole in his ceiling with a ladder under it.
Turned down, he'd got into the wall behind her fireplace
and busted a hole in her dry wall to get in.
Speaker 6 (18:33):
They had a difficult time getting inside their house because
he had been locked from the inside. They were able
to make entry inside the premise and then noticed a
hole in the wall by the fireplace. Subsequent further investigation
by themselves, they noticed another hole leading to the basement suite.
Subject to a police search, weren't on the basement suite residence.
We found a ladder and another hole leading from that residence.
Speaker 1 (18:55):
Now we don't know. It's not clear if he just
wanted to wreck the place or want but he's facing
serious charges. Forty six year old guy from Canada facing
charges after tunneling into his upstairs neighbor's apartment while she
was out of town. He got in one of the
walls climbed up and busted through her dry wall, so
he will get the shutny Monday morning. More on awarded
You thought you had a creepy neighbor before it could
(19:16):
be worse. Yeah, get the thank yous rolling too today
and I should thank you dang and make someone else
a winner by the way. Eight thirty five A couple
of concerts shoes from coldswandell Lee Brice, both on September
twenty seventh. Get your both passes Nelson's pumpkin patch get
you to the races, but the gift certificates a little
Bangkok last Friday. The race is coming up with the season.
(19:39):
Gina says big thank you to my Jim instructor on
this fine thank you day. Thanks for saying let's brow
up with some mike jogging and turning it into a
marathon training session. My legs were noodles, but hey, at
least I can now escape zombies in a zombie apocalypse.
That's important. Guys, who's the fittest survivor me? Thanks to you,
(20:02):
I thank my instructors and all my my noon pals
at the Ultrue Family YMCA. Just a positive vibe to
every single experience. Don't get me wrong. The working out
during strength classes. It's not the most enjoyable forty five
minutes of my life, but when it's over, it's feel good.
I like Cheryl's thank you to my cat Kit, who
(20:23):
protects me from all the bad mice of the world
and brings the dead ones to me to reward me
for feeding her expensive cat food. Awe, We love our pats.
Think we'll find more money Monday today. What in the
world are there more of? I give you two options,
you get three out of five, right, we'll make you winner.
About a half an hour. Got to look at your forecast.
After ninety degrees yesterday, chance of a shower, thunderstorm's possible
(20:45):
afternoon probably Sunday eighty two. Breezy today, south winds got
to thirty miles an hour, mostly clear sixty tonight and
Tuesday sunny eighty four. Wednesday mostly sunny seventy eight, and
throw back Thursday, chance of showers mainly afternoon, mostly cloudy
seventy twoes. We sit at sixty nine downtound Grand Fords.
We'll do birthdays here. About ten minutes lost called to
(21:07):
get those to me seven to one, seven four six,
nutty three ninety three, fire me a social media message
us that TOC back button on the new revamped iHeartRadio app.
And by the way, may cause your number one pre
said it could pay off in a big way next week.
That's all I can say for now, Excel Nutty three.
James S. Murray knowing to the world as Murr from
(21:28):
Impractical Jokers, erring on True TB TBS. Good day, my friend, Hi,
how arenybuddy? I am doing well, doing good. Thank you
for asking yourself.
Speaker 4 (21:39):
I'm good.
Speaker 5 (21:39):
But here in the studio they had they had hot
chicken and I and they had different seasonings right at
mild medium hot, and everyone said, don't touch the hot,
and some jack off put a hot one in the
mild tray and it just came firing out of my butthole.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
You know, if all the way sperim start the conversation,
if I had one hundred guesses, I wouldn't have guessed.
That wouldn't be how we started. One hundred and fifty guesses,
I would have nailed. The wings start this July. Oh
good for you, You know what. I much prefer eating
wings at breakfast hour than an egg sandwich.
Speaker 5 (22:20):
Really not a huge breakfast guy, I know what chicken
wabbles is the thing though?
Speaker 4 (22:26):
Why not?
Speaker 1 (22:28):
Yeah? I mean what you just went through the unexperienced,
the unexpected hotness. I get that, why that might be
an issue. But I'm more a lunch dinner guy all
the time than I'll breakfast anytime.
Speaker 4 (22:39):
Guy.
Speaker 5 (22:40):
Really, I don't get people that are breakfast twenty four
hours a day, like I'll eat breakfast at dinner. I
don't get it.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Yeah, I don't know why I can't get a cheeseburger
at six in the morning. Well, let's talk. I mean
in practical jokers, amazing work Season twelve. Biggest question you
must get to ask this all the time. How do
people not recognize you? Guys?
Speaker 5 (23:03):
They do.
Speaker 4 (23:04):
I right after this interview, literally after this interview, I
go to work.
Speaker 5 (23:07):
I'm filming two challenges today in Jersey, and they recognize
this all the time. But like I'm filming something next week,
I'm getting punished and they have me in full prosthetics
to get it because it's the location that we could
never do anymore because the show has been on too long,
you know, amusement park or a baseball game, places where
we get busted immediately. So they have me in full
(23:29):
prosthetics sports.
Speaker 4 (23:30):
So that's how we get a lit of it.
Speaker 1 (23:31):
Okay, I don't know what I'm gonna look like.
Speaker 4 (23:34):
We'll see. I'm probably gonna look like Jimmy.
Speaker 5 (23:37):
Glick or something.
Speaker 4 (23:37):
I who knows.
Speaker 1 (23:38):
Do you have a big, massive team and get together
and you kind of spitball ideas off each other? Twelve
seasons just still keep it frash and hilarios. Where do
all these ideas come from? Do they ever say no,
that's too far? This is something we finally have to
say no to.
Speaker 5 (23:54):
I mean last season, at the end of last season
season eleven, I faked my own death on TV just
to mess with Sal.
Speaker 4 (24:00):
They had me.
Speaker 5 (24:01):
Sal thought I was getting punished. Trapped me to the
hood of a race car going around a track, right,
And what he didn't know is there's a double cross,
and at a key moment, the car pulls around a
blind spot. I get ripped off the car and a
stunky takes my place, dressed exactly like me in the
same mannerism as everything.
Speaker 4 (24:19):
And the stunt guy pulls.
Speaker 5 (24:20):
Out on top of the car, and meanwhile I get
changed into in the EMT outfit, and at a key moment,
the stunk guy flies off the car and crashes to
the ground and rolls like twenty feet south, seases from
across the racetrack, believes it to be me, panics and
goes racing across the track. Meanwhile, I pulled around in
an ambulance and I start working on my own body
(24:41):
on the ground, and I got a wig on or
a baseball hat. And at a key moment when sal
was in a full blown panic that I might have
been killed or heard or to what maimed, I stood
up and I took the hat off and revealed the
whole thing was a double cross. So me faking my
death took three full real years off his life.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
Just good stuff, there's not good fun. So basically the
answer is no, nothing is off limits.
Speaker 4 (25:07):
Nothing's off limits to any figuring your own dad yet.
Speaker 1 (25:11):
So it's it's the three of you guys. Now, are
you guys still buddies with Joe?
Speaker 5 (25:15):
Yeah, of course, Man still a best friend and a
good guy, and uh, but you know we are. We
roll on tour role doing our thing. We'll make the show.
Speaker 4 (25:23):
You know. It's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1 (25:26):
And now you've got even more time for a comedy tour.
I think there is nothing tougher. I have no problem
walking on a stage with fifteen thousand people and introducing
whomever might be performing but doing stand up comedy or
you've got to think about what you're going to say next,
have the whole deal in your head. Is an amazing
(25:47):
talent that ninety nine point nine percent people can't do.
So Matt prompts to you, and I really hope you
come to the Upper Midwest and the near future, I
will man like we we.
Speaker 5 (25:59):
I'm about to announced like twenty more cities on tour.
I'm playing kind of all over the place. I'll be
announcing like Indianapolis and Saint Louis and Buffalo, Louisville, Fort Wam,
all over the place. But you can go to murderlad
dot com see all my tour dates.
Speaker 4 (26:13):
And I'm just always on tour, like it we never stopped,
because it's the it's I think it's.
Speaker 5 (26:17):
The most fun thing we do is tour because when
you're filming a hitting camera show, you don't know how
how it's affecting people, or you know, the joke's land
the joke's land or not. But when you're on tour,
you really get that kind of feedback.
Speaker 4 (26:30):
In the moment, and it's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
So is it always is it just you? Is it
sometimes like the Guys with You? Is it always the
Guys with You?
Speaker 4 (26:38):
We just finished the Jokers tour. We just did our
fifth national tour.
Speaker 5 (26:42):
So we'll probably get on tour again about a year,
but so for now it's my solo tour.
Speaker 4 (26:46):
And the cool thing about my solo tour is every
show is different. The first half is like, you know,
stand up comedy.
Speaker 5 (26:53):
Traditionally, second half is all improvised, like I literally make
it up as we go. We actually play in Practical
Jokers Live, meaning I choose someone from the audience, I
put an earpiece in their ear, I sent them out
in the streets of whoever might be and love on
the spot they've got to do and say what I
tell them to what we washed in the theater of
the club.
Speaker 4 (27:10):
It's pretty outrageous.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
Wow. I don't know if you can see it because
this is a radio interview. My hands up. I want
to be that guy one day. My bucket list is
over here. I'm going to write that down.
Speaker 4 (27:22):
Man.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
That sounds fun. Visiting with James Murmurray and Practical Jokers, TBS,
True TV basically on all the time, as it should be,
and I know you can stream the old seasons too.
Season twelve. How do you guys just keep her fresh?
Speaker 5 (27:39):
We you know, that's our job, man, That's what we
get paid to do. You know what we try to
We just we just filmed one the other day. It'll
be on season twelve. We were in the air vent.
We were in like an h VAC air vent, and
so somebody comes into working an office and we're literally
in the ventilation in the wall. We built a fake
wall ventilation and we're speaking to them through the great
(28:01):
It was so funny. It's a way to get around,
like being recognized. Like one woman in my scene was
a huge fan of Jokers, which you can't see my face.
She hears my voice and sees my finger popping through
the vent. It was.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
Looking forward to season twelve. I read in your bio
side thing here, I'm a big dog guy too. You're
also a dog lover?
Speaker 5 (28:20):
Yeah do yeah, man. My two dogs, Penny and Pepper,
are now the face of Pause Nutrition Company, which is
like a pet supplement and medicine company that you can
use sprinkle onto your pet food it's awesome. They just
got announced this like the ambassadors of Pause Nutrition last week.
Speaker 4 (28:36):
I'm very proud of them.
Speaker 1 (28:37):
Okay, now your dogs are more success successful than I am.
That's nice to know. Where I wanted to go with
this was my simple question was going to be do
dogs belong sleeping in your bed with you?
Speaker 4 (28:52):
Dude?
Speaker 5 (28:52):
I cralled out of bed at five am this morning
to get in because I live in Jersey, it takes
forever right with traffic, and it was very hard. My
two dogs are in bed hold up right between my
wife and I and it was very hard to leave
the bed and not wake them.
Speaker 3 (29:04):
You know.
Speaker 4 (29:04):
It's also in the best pops. Yes, thee belonging bed
with you?
Speaker 1 (29:07):
Of course, Now we had to get a king bed
at my house because the first time we had this guy,
we stayed at a hotel with the king bed. He
built a big nest in the pillows. So I had
to go home order a two thousand dollars mattress because
the dog wanted it.
Speaker 4 (29:20):
Did you take the dog to the.
Speaker 5 (29:21):
Bedding store to you know, to check out different firmness.
Speaker 1 (29:25):
Office James Murmurray and Practical Jokers. I wish you another
twelve seasons of success and hopefully a tour stop here
in the Upper Midwest and the near future. And I
can't wait to watch season twelve of them practical Jokers.
Speaker 4 (29:40):
Thanks buddy, thanks for having me appreciate it.
Speaker 1 (29:42):
Pleasure, my friend. Have a great day you too. I've
been working pretty hard on this. You guys seem like
crazy morons to me. I'm not crazy. My mother had
me tested drop a dime on this fool. Trevor d
in the Morning Show on Excel ninety three, Excel ninety three,
Good morning. Well, hey, hey, how are you. I am
(30:04):
so happy to be at work on my favorite day
of the week. Teach you. I am happy Monday. Thank Yeah,
what's your name, Maddie, Naddie. It's officially thank you Day today.
Say thank you to anyone for any reason. Oh man,
I would like to say thank you and my mom
for getting me some groceries. Your chicken, well that was sweet.
Speaker 5 (30:27):
I know.
Speaker 1 (30:29):
Who needs the I've never done it either. Where you
get the grocery just sent to your house? When mom
will do it. Oh, I'm too chicken to do that
because I'm always scared of that they're going to pick
like a add banana and something for me like I'm
thinking particular about picking my own things. That's part of
(30:49):
the fun of it. Yeah, you don't know the the
apple I'm going to pick out right? And what if
it's a bad apple?
Speaker 5 (30:58):
Or what if they don't take the rice of China?
Speaker 1 (31:00):
Well, you know, preach on girlfriend. Three snaps and a
z or z formation for all the Canadian listeners. Thanks
dear mom. Yes, well, let's play. What are there more of?
And do you want to play for Coleswindell tickets, Lee
Brice tickets, full passes to Nelson's Pumpkin Patch or the
(31:22):
Little Bangkok River City Speedway dinner and the Races package.
Could I do Nelson's Pumpkin pat? You sure can. Let's
catch you some passes? Thanky? Okay? What are there more of?
Are you familiar with my game?
Speaker 4 (31:40):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (31:40):
Okay, good, I give you two things. You tell me
what are there more of? So it's not final Jeopardy
hard on the Trevity in the Morning show. Here we
go school buses versus police cars in the United States?
What are there more of? I feel like sleek cars?
Are you going to go with the police cars? Oh? No,
(32:03):
now I'm questioning it now.
Speaker 3 (32:04):
I think she listen't.
Speaker 1 (32:06):
My first thought was police cars too, But I lived
by the Valley bus terminal, and there's a lot of
school buses and school buses and it's not really close either.
There's about five hundred thousand school buses in the United
States three hundred thousand police vehicles. Totally, you totally redeemed yourself.
I know that was a tough one. Yeah, all right,
calories and a big Mac versus a vente frappuccino. What
(32:30):
is more? Oh, it's gotta be a strappuccino up to
six hundred plus versus five hundred and fifty and a
big Mac. Do the big Mac? Yeah, all right, we're
looking good here, Natty. Tattoos are piercings in the US. Ah,
(32:50):
piercing ears alone, make this a landslide. You're three for three,
and come on down here. We'll pierce your ears and
get you your pumpkin cash pass. Thank you, all right,
We'll just get you the pumpkin patch passes. Rules and
regulations of Corporate America and what we can can't do.
(33:11):
You're a winner, and I want to put you on
the list for the Pumpkin Patch Party POLUSA for up
to thirty, you're going to need to be listening. That
includes all the activities out there too. For the Pumpkin
Patch Party Paluza, you'll need to be listening on Monday,
October thirteenth at eight thirty five. If you win that too.
Were also tossing ninety three dollars Indecks pizza, so you've
(33:31):
got that to look forward to for now four passes.
The Nelson's Pumpkin Patch Food Station is proud of your
fall activities. Connection ton for one more thing on Excel
nightety three, One more time, one more.
Speaker 5 (33:50):
So.
Speaker 1 (33:51):
Fifty seven percent of couples opt to have an open
barn't their wedding, which isn't very common around here. I
don't go to a lot of weddings, but north of
the border, that's just the normal thing, and kind of
like every state's a little bit different. I mean, Canadian
province is a little different and open bar non open bar.
(34:11):
The average cost of alcohol at a wedding, I'm actually
shocked at this low twenty four hundred dollars. So some
couples have to save money by asking their guests to
pay for drinks. But now there's a new reason couples
are setting up credit card machines at the bar to
help pay for the honeymoon. One couple in the UK Tronda,
(34:32):
used the card processing company that provided readers like the
ones they bring to your table at restaurants. They're also
signed with QR codes with a message don't be tight
paid for our flight. The couple said the proceeds would
go toward their honeymoon in Mexico. They didn't reveal how
much they made, but they said their guests absolutely loved it.
I don't know if they'd absolutely love it, but see,
(34:54):
I'm right now, I'm annoyed by this. They did it though,
instead of accepting wedding presents. I'm cool with that now.
They've been together for fourteen years. I already have a house,
a toaster. Didn't need more stuff, so why the credit
card readers won't. They said a lot of people don't
carry cash anymore, and they just figured they'd have some
(35:16):
fun with it. They said their guests got more generous
as the drinks started to flow. The company they used,
Low Pay, said they hope this catch is on at
wedding venues across the country. No gifts, just make a
little donation or honeymoon were cool that that would be
way less stressful. Picked something off or registry, or you
(35:37):
just throw money in the cart anyway, who knows what
it's going to be used for. A couple adding credit
card machine to the bar at a wedding. I like this,
It saves me time. Don't think about what to get them.
One couple did it to cover the cost the honeymoon
instead of accepting gifts. As long as that's the reason.
Coming up, Emmy highlights the Nate Bargazi's charity stunts succeed
(36:00):
in shortening Emmy's speeches. All the winners to excel. Muddy
three dot com trivity page. If you don't want to
wait out till nine thirty, I understand you're busy today.
I have more counter tickets Morley Bryce tickets this time
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For some reason, writers for award show presenters like beating
(36:22):
a certain joke to death, and it did happen a
few times again last night, and we'd like to give
them an award, And now the award.
Speaker 2 (36:30):
For most overdone joke at the Emmys last night, and
the winner is.
Speaker 1 (36:36):
You didn't win the award joke. Kathy received an Emmy
nomination for her.
Speaker 3 (36:41):
Work Allen did not.
Speaker 1 (36:44):
Did you win?
Speaker 5 (36:45):
No?
Speaker 1 (36:46):
I did not.
Speaker 3 (36:47):
And if I win, I promised to keep my speeches short.
Speaker 1 (36:50):
You already lost, all right, not ever could be a winner.
You know, at this point, I've learned how to just
block out the most annoying stuff around here. Oh, I
get it, I'm annoying
Speaker 2 (37:00):
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