Banging Someone Beneath You Figurative and Literally

Soap Opera actors/actresses that also made hit music, people on social media are terrible and we don’t know how to fix it, Josh makes James try some punishment liqueur called Malort, why is the U of M staffer involved with Sherrone Moore still employed?, Josh LOVES body switch movies!, we actually got some positive feedback from the WLLZ Facebook, a Christmas song that maybe the worst song ever, and more!

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
W LLZ Detroit one O six point seven, Detroit's wheels
and radio station.

Speaker 2 (00:08):
Guaranteed human and we are those humans. Hello, It's Josh
and James, the Josh Enny Show. God, Mourning lovers, how
are you wow?

Speaker 3 (00:20):
I've upgraded the relationship for lovers.

Speaker 2 (00:22):
Now we do what we can.

Speaker 3 (00:23):
We're friends now, lovers.

Speaker 4 (00:27):
I got you some melrd if you'd like to try it?
Oh boy, yeah, I mean you brought it in. I'm
gonna try it. And this is poison.

Speaker 2 (00:33):
I just want you to know before you drink this,
this is legitimate poison.

Speaker 3 (00:37):
Okay, can't we can't wait to poison myself.

Speaker 2 (00:39):
I'll post about it on our Facebook page and just
see how many people have consumed this. I wonder if
Mojo has He's a Chicago guy and this is like
Chicago delicacy.

Speaker 3 (00:49):
Yeah, I bet you that's one of his favorite beverages.

Speaker 2 (00:53):
Look at that.

Speaker 3 (00:53):
Who well, what other show takes pictures live.

Speaker 2 (00:55):
On the air? Social media does find them double dog dare.

Speaker 3 (01:02):
But we are very glad that you are with us
this morning.

Speaker 2 (01:05):
We will have Pistons tickets at eight twenty five today.
Santa Sack? Is it bad that I have no idea
what the Santa sack bit is, like, what so much tickets?
I think tickets ah fool Fighters, other big.

Speaker 3 (01:21):
Shows that are coming already that we've announced.

Speaker 2 (01:23):
So that's the thing.

Speaker 3 (01:24):
Nane has got them loaded in that sack.

Speaker 2 (01:26):
That's the thing about Old santy Claus and his sack.
I usually I have you around to read the emails
and tell me what if they say.

Speaker 4 (01:34):
Sometimes you're kind of like a blind man. I'm here
like that. You guys to see stuff and let you
know what's happening.

Speaker 2 (01:40):
But the good news is And I used to work
with a blind guy named Coach Okay, and I would
ask him why he didn't have a dog. He said,
I don't have a dog because you have to put
your full trust in the dog. So like when you're
crossing the street, you just have to trust that the
dog is doing the right thing. Right. I have put
my full trust in you. You will get the dog.
Don't worry.

Speaker 3 (01:58):
I will cross. I will get you the street safely.

Speaker 2 (02:01):
I trust that you are reading the emails and telling
me all I need to know.

Speaker 4 (02:05):
That's why there's always like hey, Diiston's tickets coming up.
Hey missed the Pistons tickets? I need to give you
like a bell or something.

Speaker 2 (02:11):
So if we're going to break Pons tickets are for
the New Year's Day against Miami Heat. If I need
to give you like a little hand bell, like a
hand like, you know, a shame bell. I just got
one of those from Plat Fitness yesterday. Oh really, here's
what you're gonna do? Then tomorrow bring it in. And
every time we're scheduled to do a giveaway, if I'm
about to go to commercials, just.

Speaker 3 (02:30):
Ring that, well, I'll bring it out.

Speaker 2 (02:32):
Oh yeah, I forgot to give away the tickets. I'll
have to bring it in.

Speaker 4 (02:35):
That way, I'll get it out of my son's hands,
who's now been running around the house letting everybody know
it's New Year's Day or whatever it's New Year's Eve celebration.

Speaker 2 (02:43):
Your abusive child with a handbell really sounds like a terrorist.

Speaker 3 (02:48):
If I threatened call the cops, he calls me a
narc So what I'm supposed to do?

Speaker 2 (02:53):
Don't dime me out? Dad, Just sit there and let
him eat his popsicles and do what he's doing. But
all that to tell you that we will have Pistons
tickets to day twenty five and Sandy claus Is sack
that is filled with tickets. It sounds like from what
I understand from Santa's number one elf. James, Yes, that
Sandy clause Is sack is filled. I've seen the sack,

(03:15):
I've touched it. I know it's in it. So we
will have that for you. At nine o'clock will be
your first opportunity to get your hands in Sandy claus
a sack. Boy, we are loaded. James is gonna try
Jepsum's mellort today, which is widely considered to be the
worst alcohol ever ever. So you may want to be
tuned in when we decided to do that, because I

(03:35):
showed you the video yesterday. We had one of our
friends try this last year, and the one my one buddy.
He struggled very much, and then his wife instantly threw
up in her cup.

Speaker 3 (03:48):
He's just showing me the video. Wait for it, Wait
for it, wait for it.

Speaker 2 (03:51):
Oh and by the way, I stopped it before like
it got all exorcisty. It got worse, It got worse,
It got worse. She filled up an entire pint, Oh
my god, with vomit. After that, Try to keep my
tummy late. There's a Christmas party tonight, and you going
I don't think I am good for you. I mean
I would, but your wife will got the kids, so

(04:13):
your wife wouldn't come to the party.

Speaker 4 (04:14):
She might, I mean, she's already down here, so if
she just sticks around, she can stick around.

Speaker 3 (04:18):
But when you make less money than what.

Speaker 2 (04:20):
You have to pay a babysitter, it's because an income depth,
that's what they call that. Yeah, they don't teach those
kids that in high school nomore, do they.

Speaker 4 (04:28):
So I'd rather not get into debt to come celebrate
the holidays with some new co workers.

Speaker 2 (04:32):
No offense to anybody.

Speaker 4 (04:33):
Would love to celebrate with you guys, but until they
can bump up the income, I'm.

Speaker 2 (04:39):
I respect that, Thank you, I do. All right, let's
get rocked and loaded this morning. Let's kick an old
school today. Sammy Hagar was in a band called Montrose,
and when he does this one live, it's pretty damn
good man. This is one the doc said, Look, we
need to play more Montrose because Troit likes Mantra and

(05:01):
Doug likes to go to J. C. Penny and take pictures.

Speaker 5 (05:06):
Rock candid. Maybe let's go.

Speaker 2 (05:09):
That's just a quality rock and roll song Boston more
than a feeling on Detroit's wheels.

Speaker 6 (05:15):
The josh it is show sports all right.

Speaker 2 (05:19):
Well, let's start here. The Lions are now sitting at
a forty one percent chance of making the playoffs. It
went up one percent still Sunday, forty one percent according
to this one. Now you look at some of the
other teams and their percentage likelihood to make the playoffs. Well,
you've got like the Seahawks who have a ninety nine
percent chance, and the Rams who've already clinched a playoff spot.

(05:42):
The Bears are at seventy one percent, the Packers are
at eighty eight percent. So obviously you're up against it
with those teams, but there's still hope. And the best
route to making the playoffs is first off, you must
win all of your remains games. So as you sit
now at eight and six, you must finish eleven and six.

(06:05):
That is the best round. Like, look, do your freaking job.
How about do that? If you do your job, the
odds are you're gonna get in. So you win three
in a row, you will then need the Packers or
the Bears to go one in two in their final
three games. And keep in mind the Packers and the
Bears play each other. Keep in mind that the Lions

(06:27):
play the Bears to end the season. If the Lions
go two and one in their final three games and
finish ten and seven, then that's pretty much over. You
would have to have the Packers go zero to three
and finish nine to seven and one.

Speaker 3 (06:40):
That would be your best bet. So here's what you
gotta do.

Speaker 2 (06:45):
You need to win your next three games, which seems
unlikely considering that the Lions have not won back to
back games since like two three months ago. In a while,
they do not win back to back games. They don't
lose back to bad games. They don't win back to
bad games. So here's the good news. If they don't
lose back to bad games, that means they should win
this week. So let's say you go out, you win

(07:07):
this week. Good news. You played Pittsburgh. They're coming off
a win last night. They're not very good. They beat
the Dolphins, So let's say you get a win. Then
it comes down to having to find a way to
win two consecutive games after that, one of which would
be against the Bears at the end of the year.
So all that said, you must win three games. There's

(07:30):
also a possibility that the Lions could finish eleven and
six and could take down San Francisco for a wild
card spot, but San Francisco would have to lose out,
so that would That's probably not gonna happen either. So
still your best bet is to overtake the Bears because
you get to play the Bears directly. The Bears also

(07:52):
play the Packers. The Bears have the toughest remaining schedule
of any team. They also play San Francisco, so that
is your best bet. The Bears go two to one,
that one loss would be a loss to you, and then.

Speaker 3 (08:07):
You win three in a row. It's not impossible.

Speaker 2 (08:10):
I'd call it improbable, but I would not call it impossible.
Tough road to get to the playoff, correct, That's what
happens when you can't win back to back games. That's
what happens when you lose to the crappy Vikings. That's
what happens when you can't beat a team of any substance.
That's where you put yourself here in this spot. Now.
Now a team that doesn't have that concern is the Pistons.
They beat Boston last night one twelve one oh, five K,

(08:32):
thirty two points, ten assists and four rebounds. The Pistons
have won four in a row, They've won six of seven,
and they sit atop the NBA's Eastern Conference. And we
will have Pistons tickets at eight twenty five. The Wings
take on the Islanders tonight at LCA. The Wings have
won four of their last five and five of seven
and they are leading the Atlantic.

Speaker 3 (08:54):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (08:55):
And this guy that's been there leading scorer down in
the miners, down in Grand Rapids, John Leonard, he's been
called up due to Patrick Kayne's injury. So John Leonard,
people are a little excited about this because this guy's
like the leading goal scorer for Grand Rappings. Do you
know that the Do you know the Grand Rapids team
name Griffins, the Griffins.

Speaker 3 (09:15):
Damn right, they're the Grand Rabbits Griffins.

Speaker 2 (09:19):
Hot, Damn you thought you had a brainbuster there, I did,
but I forgot that you worked in the minor league
hockey games, so you probably know a lot of them.

Speaker 4 (09:26):
Oh, I mean I know the Grand Rabbits Griffins because
they're like the farm team for the Wings.

Speaker 2 (09:30):
No, I just I was trying to compliment you for
being a guy that worked in minor league hockey.

Speaker 3 (09:34):
Yeah that was. That was a hell of a stint. Yeah,
it sure was.

Speaker 4 (09:37):
It seems every week you don't know if they're gonna
run out of money to pay everybody.

Speaker 2 (09:42):
I also lived that life for a while in minor
league hockey, and they usually do run out of money.

Speaker 3 (09:47):
That's usually how he goes. You think we have enough
money to pay everybody this week, but we're not sure.

Speaker 2 (09:52):
We wait for this new buyer to come through. It
reminds me of people used to tell stories about the
old USFL, which was like you know, the old mid
EIGHTIESFL with like the New Jersey Generals and the Tampa Bays.
I think the Michigan Panthers. The Michigan Panthers were in there.
There's a the Houston Gamblers, and I think it was

(10:12):
the team that was in San Antonio. The guys would
say when the second they would get their checks, it
would be a race to the bank because they knew
eventually they've went out of money, so you want to
be one of the first ones to get there.

Speaker 3 (10:24):
I know that feeling. They got posit all right.

Speaker 2 (10:27):
That is sports, and we got more rock coming up
on Wheel.

Speaker 7 (10:31):
It's the Josh Nis Show on one of six point
seven w LLZ Detroit's Wheels.

Speaker 2 (10:38):
You did it.

Speaker 6 (10:39):
Whoo, there you go, the guys.

Speaker 2 (10:46):
You're welcome. It is You're right, one oh six point
seven Detroits Wheels Josh Ennis Show. So Anthony Geary died
yesterday at the age of seventy eight. Anthony Geary played
Luke on General Hospit is this the General Hospital guy,
yeap of Luke and Laura. So he is, you know,
the gentleman that was involved in what was one of

(11:06):
the biggest television moments ever at the time, which is
when Luke and Laura got married. And the interesting thing
about Luke and Laura and their union was born of
unconsensual sex. In fact, Luke raped Laura. He drunkenly raped
Laura and then they got married. Wow, soaps man, the
lady at my other job left that part out.

Speaker 3 (11:26):
She's talking about this guy, and that's.

Speaker 2 (11:29):
Little detail detailing how Luke and Laura said, like the
name of this guy from General Hospital Diamond, I don't
know what that is. Let me google it real quick.
I'm going, Oh, he's a real innovator. He really brought
she brought some new stuff to the General Hospital storylines,
like stories about espionage and taking him to other countries.
I'm like, wow, that's Liuke. I'm sorry, sorry for your loss.
I didn't realize he was a raper. That's how their

(11:49):
relationship started. It's also that whole storyline produced a really great,
soulful nineteen eighties jam by Patty Austin and Jane Ingram
called Baby Come to Me, which was used in episodes
of General Hospital.

Speaker 3 (12:05):
At the time, and.

Speaker 2 (12:06):
It's a flat out stone cold banger bacon.

Speaker 8 (12:09):
Back in time, it was only a real lie. Ain't
no second jets. You've got to hold on to broms.

Speaker 2 (12:25):
Thirty million people watched Luke and Laura get married on
General Hospital as well. Think about that. That was a
two parter for a soap opera and thirty million people
watched it. Thirty million people don't watch the World series anymore.

Speaker 4 (12:39):
Is General Hospital on in the afternoons or was it
like an evening like it?

Speaker 2 (12:43):
It was a day afternoon, okyea like Guiding Light and
Days of our Lives. It was just like those Yes,
So Young and the Restless with a Victor who I
think is still kicking. Victor was such a pet I
love Victory, So that's.

Speaker 3 (12:57):
Uh, Patty Austin and Ames Ingram.

Speaker 2 (13:01):
And also a song that was used prominently in these
episodes is a song called Think of Laura by Christopher Cross.
And many people believe this song was written for the
Luke and Laura storyline, but it was actually written about
like some girl that got shot. But then they just
started using the song in episodes of General Hospital without

(13:22):
Christopher Cross's permission. Oh my gosh, So that's what people associated.
That's how this thing kind of became a hit is
because it was in episodes of General Hospital. And back
in the eighties you could put a song on a
TV shown and become a hit even if it wasn't
a hit before the theme songs were hit.

Speaker 4 (13:36):
It's like the great with them making hero believe it
or not not.

Speaker 2 (13:42):
Also, the Cheers theme was a minor hit. WKRP was
a minor hit, so yeah, you're absolutely right. The number
one song was Welcome Back Katia by John Sebastian.

Speaker 3 (13:55):
That was a number one hit.

Speaker 2 (13:57):
There was another song in the eighties called at the
Moment by Billy Vera and the Beaters, and if I
recall correctly, this was not a hit, and then it
was featured in an episode of Family Ties and a
storyline with Alex p Keith and his girlfriend Boom becomes
a gigantic number one hit after it was an episode
of Family Ties. And it's a great freaking song that's

(14:17):
called at this moment by Billy Vera and the Beaters.
The power of TV back then. Huh totally, But this
is a banger too for what it's worth, Like what
TikTok is today.

Speaker 5 (14:27):
Kind of.

Speaker 9 (14:29):
Think of Loah left, don't cry, she want it that way?

Speaker 3 (14:37):
Hey, hey, when you.

Speaker 2 (14:42):
All that to tell you that Luke from General Hospital died.
My mom used to watch the soaps too. Did your
mom or anybody in your family watch the soap.

Speaker 3 (14:51):
Yeah, my mom and my grandma did.

Speaker 4 (14:53):
They watched Guidy Light in days of our lives. I
just remember being little and my mom had set the
VCR to record it. Uh huh, and then.

Speaker 3 (15:00):
When I'd go down for a nap, she would go back.

Speaker 2 (15:02):
And watch it. Ah, that makes sense. See, I couldn't
keep up with soaps because there were too many people.
There's too many storylines and soap operas. And then it's
amazing because you'll know certain people from when you were,
you know, a kid and your mom used to watch,
and then you'll.

Speaker 3 (15:16):
Flip one on randomly and it's still the.

Speaker 2 (15:17):
Same people like, whoa, he's still doing it?

Speaker 6 (15:19):
Victor?

Speaker 2 (15:20):
Is Victor still here? Like Victor, you're one hundred and
eight years old? How are you still on Young and
the Restless.

Speaker 4 (15:26):
It's like some of some of those radio hosts, you
know exactly, it's just like.

Speaker 2 (15:30):
That, they get in there, they get in the top five,
and then they're there for hundreds of years, hundreds of
hundreds of years. Yeah, or uh, who's the other one?
Like Erica Caine from All My Children, Susan Lucci. It's
like you'll flip on a soap opera and then boom,
Susan Lucci's still there, and you're like, wow, these people,
even if they leave, they always come back. It's kind
of like the Rock and Hit like which like pro wrestling,

(15:53):
you know, it's like that you're like, oh, you're gone,
Oh they're retiring. Okay, no, the other stuff flopped. I'm
back to what I'm good at.

Speaker 4 (15:59):
Sometimes even when their characters die, they come back as
the twin that nobody knew about.

Speaker 2 (16:05):
I feel like that really happened.

Speaker 4 (16:06):
I think it's also a storyline from Friends, but I
think it also happened.

Speaker 2 (16:11):
Really, you know what I want to do. I want
to go back and just rewatch all of Dallas. I've
never like. I had a buddy of mine that played
in the NFL, and back in the days before Netflix
and stuff, you just had to have DVDs on the road.
You had tons of time to kill and he's like, dude,
I watched Dallas on DVD's.

Speaker 4 (16:28):
It was the greatest thing I'd ever seen. I think
a lot of people say it's good. They compare it
to like Yellowstone what I do. So, you know what,
I think, I'm gonna go get Dala.

Speaker 2 (16:37):
What is it streaming? I need to find streaming. I
need to watch Dallas.

Speaker 4 (16:41):
And then it's probably one of those like basic cable channels.
It's all Dallas twenty four to seven. You got to
find one of those.

Speaker 2 (16:47):
We should do that and just do a whole podcast
dedicated to rewatching Dallas. No one's doing that.

Speaker 5 (16:54):
I need.

Speaker 2 (16:55):
We're innovative here, all right, But to rest in Power.
Anthony Geary, better known as Luke from General Hospital, Rest
in Power King, all right, James is going to try
Jepson's Mi Lord. It's a Chicago delicacy and it will
kill him. So if you like James, this will be
the last time you're ever gonna hear his voice. Goodbye, friends,

(17:17):
because death is in his future. Or will I return
like a star from a solapb obro Listen.

Speaker 7 (17:23):
To the Josh in his show Anywhere Zeck.

Speaker 1 (17:25):
Doubullz as a preset on our free yard radio app.

Speaker 2 (17:29):
PLO six point seven Detroit's Wheels Your Love. That is
the Outfield Josh and Show, Josh and James. I have
got a bottle of Jepson's Milord, which is considered the
worst alcohol ever. It's like a threat. It really is
come getting hey, Jepson's Malort. It is.

Speaker 3 (17:48):
It is truly a vile Look God, he's.

Speaker 2 (17:50):
Got a bottle of Jepson's Millort.

Speaker 3 (17:52):
Brother, it is.

Speaker 2 (17:53):
I showed you the video of my friend like she
threw up the second she consumed in it. I don't
know why this became a thing in Chicago, but it's
a thing in Chicago, and it's like their official liquor,
and it is disgusting. I don't even know how to
describe it. Now, what happens. If I take a taste
and I love it, you can have the bottle. Okay,

(18:14):
yours Merry Christmas. But I doubt that's gonna happen. We're
gonna see. So we're gonna do that here in the
seven o'clock hour, we got that. We got sports with
the latest Lions playoff updates and President Trump saying things
that have really pissed people off, like really pissed even
his people.

Speaker 3 (18:32):
They've He's really pissed them off today.

Speaker 2 (18:34):
So we got to get into all that. It is
the Josh Ennis.

Speaker 1 (18:36):
Show, Josh Innes Show, one six point seven.

Speaker 2 (18:40):
Double llz T Wheels night. We got sports coming up.
Did the President take a shot at Bryce Underwood? That's
what some people think. I'll play the audio, you be
the judge, and James is gonna drink the worst alcohol ever.
That's all coming out.

Speaker 6 (18:58):
The Josh Innis Show.

Speaker 2 (19:01):
Sport All right, let's see here. So the president his
name is Donald Trump. He was talking about nil and
how bad NIL is for college athletics, which I don't
totally disagree with. And that's a different topic. I mean,
it's the same topic. We can get a different discussion.
But so in talking about nil, Donald delivered a message

(19:25):
that some believe was directed at Bryce Underwood.

Speaker 3 (19:29):
You can be the judge on that colleges don't.

Speaker 10 (19:32):
Make even the most successful universities don't make that much money.
And you can't pay a quarterback fourteen million dollars to
come out of high school and they don't even know
he's going to be a very good player. I mean,
they've tried a couple of times fourteen and twelve million
dollars and a couple of deals like that, and the
most successful college is are losing money.

Speaker 2 (19:52):
So of course Bryce Underwood's nil deal is somewhere in
the neighborhood of like twelve to fourteen million dollars. So
maybe he was taking a shot Bryce Underwood. Maybe he wasn't.
But if we want to be fair, these college athletes
all want to be treated like adults, and all these
media people want them to be treated like pro athletes
because they've been exploited, right, and I agree with that.

(20:13):
They have not been making the money they should make. Well,
once you start making three, four or five million dollars
a year, he ain't a college football player anymore. You're
a professional athlete, and you should start to be treated
like a professional athlete, which means you should have collectively
bargained deals. You should have you should have unions like

(20:34):
we should like. That's my biggest issue, Like, if you're
going to treat it like a pro sport, then go
all in and treat it like a pro sport. That's
what it should be, because that's what it is. My
issue is when you got a guy like Bryce Underwood
who told LSU for months and months and months he
was going to go to school there, then told them
to f off because Michigan gave him more money, which
I'm totally fine with. If you want to leave, go, well,
then you should face the same scrutiny that a professional

(20:57):
athlete that makes money to play the position does. Stop
treating these guys like their kids. Oh they'reious kids.

Speaker 3 (21:03):
No, you're a pro athlete.

Speaker 2 (21:04):
Now, you made the decision to make three, four or
five million dollars a year, you made the decision to
tell one school to screw off at the last minute
to chase more money to another school. Then guess what, friend,
you're a pro athlete. I don't view them the same
way I used to view them, which was, well, they're
just student athletes, And how could you boo a student athlete? Sorry,
that student athlete makes four million dollars a year and
you're expected to take the team to the championship. When

(21:26):
you don't, people are gonna boo you. That's the way
it works. Deal with it, dude. I was reading the
story about this guy named TJ. Finley who was supposed
to be the next big thing at LSU five years ago.
He's transferring to another school this year. This will be
his seventh time. Oh, let's be going to school to
be a doctor. I think it's his sixth transfer and
he's been in school for seven years. Like, what are

(21:49):
we doing?

Speaker 6 (21:50):
What we do?

Speaker 3 (21:51):
Underwater basket weaver this country?

Speaker 2 (21:52):
You see?

Speaker 3 (21:53):
There you go.

Speaker 2 (21:54):
Aiden Childs will be transferring from the Michigan State football program,
so they'll be looking for a quarterback. I suppose there's that. Uh,
speaking of college football, Biff spoke, coach Biff did speak, coach.

Speaker 3 (22:09):
Coach Beef died. Well, well, let's hear from Biff.

Speaker 2 (22:11):
What are you looking at?

Speaker 3 (22:14):
Not that Biff, I mean Biff Pogi.

Speaker 2 (22:16):
He talked about what they're dealing with currently over that
sounds like, yeah, that's a different that's that's Biff Tanning.
This is Biff Pogy.

Speaker 11 (22:24):
It has been a tumultuous time and a lot of
you know, anger and then at first disbelief, then anger
than Really, what we're in right now is the phase
of following. Uh. The kids quite frankly, feel very betrayed.

Speaker 3 (22:45):
See, I don't know if I'd feel betrayed.

Speaker 2 (22:47):
I guess I guess, like if you were in the
family and like your dad was cheating on your mom,
I guess you'd feel betrayed. And I guess you kind
of view the coaches your your dad. I guess, so
you feel betrayed. But I mean the guy was just
going out and get his ask, just getting some. So
I don't know. I don't know how if i'd feel
betrayed so much, Like yeah, coach, I have that too,
Why didn't you share, Coach? I guarantee some of those

(23:09):
dudes are they like saw because they knew the chick.
They had to because she's always there, So they were
all probably talking about her like, hey, would you hit that?
Like yeah, and then the fact like the wonder she
wouldn't give me a time of day she was banging
the coat exactly what do I have to offer when
she's banging the guy making six million a year, I
have nothing to offer. I'm only making, you know, thirty
grand a year. And you know, free pizza is over
at Little Caesar, and maybe I get a free bookkeeper

(23:31):
there for a class A class class. We're not going
to class sah anyway. So the Pistons won last night
one twelve to one oh five over Boston. They sit
atop the Eastern Conference at twenty one and five. The
Wings take on the Aisles tonight at LCA, and they've
won four of their last five and they lead the Atlantic.

(23:52):
John Leonard has been recalled from Grand Rapids because Patrick
Kane is injured, and that, my friends, is sports. So
here's what we got. James is going to sample what
is widely considered the most disgusting, vile alcohol ever. I've
done it many times. Yeah, we got a first timer

(24:14):
over here.

Speaker 5 (24:14):
Hot damn.

Speaker 2 (24:16):
We will do that. And speaking of the President, he's
upset even his most ardent supporters with something that he
said about the dearly departed Rob Reiner.

Speaker 3 (24:25):
So we'll get into that, but.

Speaker 2 (24:28):
Right now we have got poison. It's nothing but a
good time. One of those six point seven d Troy's Wheels,
Josh and the Show. It's Josh and James this morning.
Hello friends. So Donald Trump uh said some pretty uh
pretty bad things, like so Rob Reiner got stabbed to death.

(24:50):
He and his wife got stabbed to death, and they're
dead obviously, so that's not a good thing. So Donald Trump,
who Look, I'm not This is not a political statement
at all. This is not about anybody's political beliefs. This
is not about any of that. I do not care.
This is just strictly about, hey, somebody just died. Okay,

(25:11):
somebody is dead, and it's and it's not the time
to be some sort of petty human, right, And that's
essentially what you got out of Trump because Trump posts
about how basically Rob Reiner was anti Trump and almost
insinuated that the guy is dead because he was anti Trump.

Speaker 4 (25:29):
And it's like, brother, like, I think he's dead because
he got stabbed multiple times.

Speaker 2 (25:34):
By his kid, right, like heg So, I don't know.
I just think we're an fed up people, right, And
I get that there's gonna be a group of people
that are going to attack him to for that. I
guarantee you those same people whenever the Charlie Kirk Gentleman
got shot in the neck, with all over social media
celebrating that he got shot. We are disgusting as people, period,
and like there's gotta be some like reset. Can we

(25:54):
get like a hard reset? Can we like go back
in time? Like I know a lot of people aren't
gonna want to hear. Ever since like twenty fifteen, the
world has sucked completely and it's gotten worse and worse
and worse, no matter who you vote for, who you're
into whatever. Since twenty fifteen ish, the entire country has
gotten disgusting and gross, and a lot of that has

(26:16):
to do with social media. People are just losers on
social media. People are vile on social media. We suck,
We suck, and we need a hard reset. We need
to like not just take the cartridge out of the
game from the wall. We need to unplay it for
ten seconds, yes, and then plug it back in. And
then we started like the fact that the fact that

(26:38):
your first thought when someone dies is well, they were
my enemy, so let me post some long diatribe.

Speaker 3 (26:43):
About how they were my enemy.

Speaker 2 (26:44):
Look, there's a lot of people that I just flat
out hate and I hold a lot of grudges, right, Like,
that's just how I am as a first I hold
a thousand grudges. And there's a lot of people I hate,
and there are people that I will never like and
I will hold a grudge against them forever. But like,
how does your mind go to that place? Like somebody
dies and your first thought is, well, this guy didn't

(27:07):
like me, And here's a long diet drive about a
guy who just got stabbed to death by his own
freaking kid. How does your brain go to that place
and that moment? And this is not a political thing.
This is just a humanity thing, right, And it's the
same way that when this Charlie Kirk got shot in
the neck, there were so many people like, well he
was a racist anyway, so good and blah blah blah.

(27:27):
Like we're a broken people, is what I'm getting at here.
We are a despicable, gross people. And I don't know
how you change it, Like I don't know how you
put the genie back in the bottle, right, you can't.
Here's how you do it. You have to get rid
of social media. You have to put a full on
ban on social media. If you do that, I think
you can start humanizing people again.

Speaker 6 (27:49):
Help.

Speaker 2 (27:49):
But as long as you can still be anonymous and
scummy on social media and get a reaction for it
and build a fan base that way, then people will
continue to be scummy and terrible, period. So as long
as they can do that, you're gonna get scummy people
and the world's going to continue to suck. You want
my solution, here's my solution, Ban social media. But social

(28:11):
media has even gotten worse since Trump's ol buddy over
here Elon comes in, and it's just like a free
for all of psychos on social media and fake news.
Like what are we doing? We are just a broken,
despicable group of people and we're just bathing in it.
We're wallowing how despicable we are as people, and like
we're making celebrities out of all this despicable stuff. I

(28:34):
have a hot take, and it's a take that some
people won't like. Some people's voices shouldn't be heard, period
because not everybody is educated enough or or eloquent. Not eloquent,
but not everybody should have their voices heard because some
people are just Neanderthals and stupid and what you have
to say is useless, period. Sorry, there's a lot of

(28:55):
people that you learn about on social media and you're like,
why does this person have a pulpit? They are saying
stupid stuff and they should even be given that pulpit
because they are that effing stupid and they are aiding
and making the rest of the world stupid too. So
get rid of social media. Eliminated Facebook. You want to start.
You want to stop Grammy from getting scammed. Delete Facebook

(29:17):
and then she won't believe that Neil Diamond wants to
bang her anymore. You want to stop Grandma from sending
one thousand dollars in Walmart gift cards to Victor from
young and the restless. Here's an idea. Stop Facebook. It's
a horrible cesspool. That's number one. You want to get
rid of Twitter. Get rid of Twitter, get rid of
get rid of all social media, and let's see if
people are still as scummy as they are now.

Speaker 3 (29:39):
That would be my solution for it.

Speaker 2 (29:41):
Get rid of all this junk because it's made terrible,
horrible people, and it's given people a pulpit, and people
who don't need a pulpit, because we'll talk, they're efing
morons and they shouldn't be heard, not everybody should be
heard because some people are just dicks and bad people.

Speaker 4 (29:55):
And now these people will be forced to make these
comments in person to the faces, which they won't do.

Speaker 2 (30:01):
I tell you all that to be sell that, to
tell you that just I don't know. I just like
I get asked that a lot by like friends and stuff,
Like I got a buddy in my attexts with all
the time, and he goes, well, how do we fix it?
I said, you don't, like, you've given so much power
to people who like, Like, imagine, you're someone who's built
a name for yourself on having outlandish political opinions on

(30:22):
social media. Right, why would you ever stop? You've made
your name, that's how you're making your money, that's how
people know you. You have, so why would you do anything else?
Like why would someone one day go, oh, I had
an epiphany and I've decided, like it's the end of Scrooge,
and all of a sudden, Bill Murray just decided, you
know what, I'm a bad person. I don't want to
be a bad person anymore. Like that doesn't happen in
real life. In real life, the bad people continue to

(30:43):
be bad people because it's beneficial to the bad people.
So they're going to continue to be bad people, and
they're going to continue to rage bait, and they're going
to continue to do things that politically divide people. And
that's how it's going to be. So why would they
ever give up that power? Why would they? Why would
somebody give up the power that we have given them
with social media? They won't. So he says, well, I do,
how do we fix it?

Speaker 3 (31:03):
We don't. We are broken and we are broken beyond repair.

Speaker 2 (31:06):
Not trying to bring you down here at seven twenty
one this morning, on this Tuesday, but it's reality. We
are broken beyond repair and we cannot be fixed. There
is no Hey, let's ask chat GPT how to fix it.
And we can't do that anyway because we're guaranteed human.
But if you wanted to ask chat GPT how to
fix it, they'd be like, I don't know, there's no answer,

(31:27):
there's no fing you want to get do it? You're
rid of social media. They'll never do that, So we're
always going to suck bless our hearts. Now, I do
want to say this, and I know I'm ranting here, whatever,
I do this a lot on my podcast. If you'd
like to check it out. It's all up in us.
But no, because I do believe that there are a
lot of wonderful people there really are. Like the problem

(31:48):
that we've run into, like social media, is a very
small number of the actual people, right, They're not the
real people. And what sucks is my opinion of all
people has been completely shattered because of what I see
on social media because you are so bad, so I
just assume everyone's bad. In reality, not everybody is. The
vast majority of people are wonderful people who are not

(32:09):
political zealots, who are not dummies. But the problem is
the loudest people tend to be the dumbest people, and
those are the people we see because our algorithms feed
that to us. They keep feeding us the dumber people.
Then you make the mistake of clicking on it, and
your algorithm keeps feeding you dumb people in that same
topic to the point that you are driven to insanity.
That's why I try so hard to make my algorithm

(32:31):
breasts asses, Sydney Sweeney Like, that's what I try to
get meat, smoking of the meat. That's what I try
to make my algorithm as often as I can. But,
like you respond, to one thing on Twitter, and all
of a sudden you're engaged in wars. Oh my god,
the true like the dregs of society, the dumbest, most exploitive,

(32:52):
moronic people on the planet, and that's the killer and
all of it.

Speaker 5 (32:55):
I'm not a.

Speaker 2 (32:56):
Believer that we should take things from people and save
them from themselves. You want to have cigarettes be legal, well,
then don't smoke cigarettes, and if you do, tough gambling.
I have a buddy of mine that thinks sports betting
should be banned. I'm like, I don't and I've lost
thousands of dollars sports betting.

Speaker 3 (33:09):
That's my fault. Booze shouldn't be legal.

Speaker 2 (33:12):
I'm not a believer in taking things away from people
because they're bad for them. Like, teach people how to
handle it on their own and figure it out. I
am a believer in taking social media away. I am
a believer that Facebook is nothing but bad. I'm a
believer that Twitter is nothing but bad. I can live
with Instagram if it were just like pictures, you know,

(33:33):
cause pictures whatever. But for the most part, I think
social media is the most toxic, terrible thing on the planet,
and it's dividing people and it is killing people and
it's awful. That's how you can save all this because
people have too much power on social media, but they're
never going to do that. So why would you give
that up? Why would you? If you're someone that's built
your name on social media, why would you ever want

(33:53):
to give that up? I know you wouldn't, So.

Speaker 4 (33:55):
I mean, too many people have too much money invested
in social media. They have too many careers businesses. Correct.

Speaker 2 (34:01):
Correct, It's just a super toxic place, man, Like it's
just it's a horrible, horrible place, and I hate it,
and then I hate that I hate people because of that.
Like it's altered the way I feel about the world.
Like it's altered the way I look at people, Like
go to the Real Talk, go to the Wheels facebook page,
post that, Hey, Bruce Springsteen rescued a cat from a tree.

(34:22):
You know what, every comment's going to be liberal? Cut
Springsteen's just a liberal. Why don't he go over there
and form a kate with John Cougar Mellen Camp. Like
that's all it is, Like, like there was another there's
an example of that.

Speaker 4 (34:36):
There's a hatefield comment on our video about a reaction
to the John Cena's last match. Oh really, yeah, I
responded to and I just told the guy, I'm like, dude,
this is a hatefield message.

Speaker 2 (34:44):
I can't use.

Speaker 3 (34:45):
Waste the time to leave the comments cloud.

Speaker 2 (34:48):
It is ridiculous what people do and everything becomes a
political thing everything on social media. Like people can't just
say like, hey, guess what Triumph is touring somehow it'll
become like a political thing about like like people are
losers and it's all they have, and we've ruined people.
People have been destroyed by this end it get rid
of it. So like when Casey was like, gotta be

(35:09):
on Facebook, I'm like, I was at my lowest point
in my life when I was constantly on Facebook because
it's a horrible cesspool of a place. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (35:16):
No, the only reason I am still on Facebook is
work stuff work, And I actually I got one of
my pages monetized, so I've got to make a bu No,
I make a few bucks here there, just you know,
sharing stuff about my life.

Speaker 2 (35:26):
There you go. Otherwise I wouldn't have any involvement. But
I don't engage in any kind of a political debates
or arguments. You know.

Speaker 4 (35:33):
I post here something that I think is funny or
here's something that I've done. And then if people decide
that they're going to be dicks and they're going to
come and say mean stuff to me about it, I
just block them.

Speaker 2 (35:42):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (35:43):
So I mean that's the way it goes, dude.

Speaker 2 (35:45):
Like, it's one thing if you say something divisive that
gets a divisive reaction. It's another thing when you're on
social media and you're like, man, can you believe this
wonderful thing that Blank did? And it's like, yeah, I
bet he was doing it all for attention anyway, and
he's a liberal cut or he's a right wing crazy
is it? Like? Like Doc posts a picture with with
Ted Nugent, Yeah, for his birthday. He's like, I can't

(36:06):
believe that Doc would sit there and get down in
the mud with Ted News Like everything is just all
I can get.

Speaker 3 (36:13):
Tell you, one thing that those two guys.

Speaker 2 (36:14):
Didn't talk about was politics, probably rockert music and the
good old days of radio, and and the shirts that
Doc bought at j C.

Speaker 3 (36:22):
Penney Andrea Deal this show.

Speaker 7 (36:25):
One of six point seven w.

Speaker 2 (36:27):
LLZ Detroit's Wheels liquor ever is called my Lord. If
you've never had it, then you haven't lived, Well, our
friend James here is going to consume its. He's never
had it before. That's coming up. How will he react?
Find out? After Joan jents well six point seven w

(36:48):
NLZ the Troit's wheels Josh and to show Josh and
James and uh, James, I'll tell you how bad this is?

Speaker 6 (36:57):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (36:57):
How bad is it? So I went into the liquor
store looking for Jepson's Milort, which, according to this website
has the one hundred worst rated alcohols ever. It is
number two only to something called Yorsheyorsh. Yorsh is a
popular Russian mixed beverage made with a combination of beer
and vodka. Okay, that sounds like a boiler maker, So

(37:20):
there's that. But number two is Jepson's Malort. But this
is so bad that when I walked into the liquor store,
I walked up to the counter. I said, certain, you
have malort, and the man laughed. He thought I was joking.
He's like, nobody really buys that, because no, really, what
do you want to go? I need malort? And he goes,
but why, I said, well, why do you carry it?

Speaker 6 (37:39):
Sir?

Speaker 3 (37:40):
It's for a radio bit?

Speaker 2 (37:42):
Duh?

Speaker 3 (37:43):
All right, so I will hand you the malort.

Speaker 2 (37:45):
So it is Jepson's Malort, and it is a Chicago delicacy. Delicacy.
It's a delicacy in Chicago. It's what they're known for.
I'm been doing some research on it. It's supposed to
taste like wormwood, okay, flavored with a nise, which I
believe is like a black licorice. Okay, flavor, So I
already know what it tastes like. None of that, none

(38:07):
of that. Whatever they tell you it's supposed to taste like.
It does not taste like that. It tastes like gasoline.
If gasoline were like up Andre the Giant's ass, okay,
and then he pooped it out into a bathtub because
he can't sit on a toilet because he's too large.
Then I'm drinking the bathroot water, yes, okay, Oh yeah,

(38:27):
gasoline was in the description. They also describe it as
a grapefruit peel, gasoline or burnt something. Okay, there is
no grapefruit in there at all. Like I don't like grapefruit,
but grapefruit would be like a pleasant all right, So
let's give it a whiff first. Let's give it a smell.

Speaker 4 (38:47):
I mean it does a smell, bapad it smells decent.

Speaker 3 (38:51):
It does not smell decent.

Speaker 2 (38:53):
Smell it. Hold on and smell it. Hold on you
smell that. You're right, it doesn't smell.

Speaker 3 (38:58):
It's pretty good.

Speaker 6 (38:59):
It's not.

Speaker 2 (38:59):
It's yeah, it's not like you you whiff it and
it's like, okay, that's terrible. Okay, it's definitely got to
like a boozy smell, but it smells not horrible. All right,
So let's fill up the cup. Let's put some drink
in our cup. All right, there you go. How often
do you do shots of anything since having kids? Not
that often?

Speaker 4 (39:19):
Yeah, but uh, you know, for a while when I
first got let go, I was doing shots all by myself.

Speaker 2 (39:27):
What was your weekend?

Speaker 4 (39:28):
Whenever we head at the bar, is typically like Jack
Daniels or some other kind of whiskey. Okay, So I'm
a big fan of Jamison. I love that the finish
with a nice shot of Jamo. I can't sit by
that with some ice too, but not Jepsum's Mallord.

Speaker 2 (39:44):
No, not Jepson's Millort. And remember I just called this
a punishment liquor. So yeah, so it definitely has like
a like almost a whiskey kind of odor to it.
If you say, so, okay, you're ready, Yeah, I'm ready.

Speaker 3 (39:54):
Let's get this done and over there.

Speaker 2 (39:55):
Okay, this is the worst alcohol on the crash can.

Speaker 6 (40:00):
Again.

Speaker 2 (40:00):
The last time I had a friend do this for
the first time, she threw up and it filled up
a pint glass.

Speaker 3 (40:05):
There was so much throw up. It was at a bar.

Speaker 2 (40:07):
Well, luckily, my stomach is very empty except for one
King's Hawaii rolled that I just took from the kitchen
to have something in my stomach. So I got it,
probably more than a SHOT's worth here, So I'm just
do it like a shot, or do I do? I
sip it? You take a shot? Okay, now you're ready. Yeah,
here we go, night, Here we go. Take the shot. One, two, three,

(40:30):
all okay?

Speaker 3 (40:32):
Oh oh god.

Speaker 2 (40:35):
Oh what is it?

Speaker 9 (40:37):
Wow?

Speaker 2 (40:39):
Oh my god, it's horrible. Why why would anybody drink this?

Speaker 6 (40:47):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (40:48):
It's like it doesn't just hit you once, It's like
it gives you a break. It hits you like waves.
Oh my god, it's horrible. Oh my god. Yeah, I
feel like I got like old newspaper in my mouth.
It was just like, who's the ink or some of

(41:09):
my throat. I almost feel like it's like making me convulse,
like that is bad. Yeah, gasoline, I would say is
probably the closest I would imagine if gasoline, if I
taste it, that's what it would taste like, I imagine. But
there is like like a like a woody Maybe that's

(41:30):
the warm wood flavor. Now I'm feeling I'm getting some
warm from the alcohol. I feel the warm man. Yeah,
turn now I just feeling good. But oh god, it's
just like right in the back of your throat. It's
just like this nasty taste that won't go away. Yeah,
it's there forever. Oh god, don't have any pop or
anything to drink to try to get rid of this. Okay,

(41:53):
well your vibe you did, but I got a the
initial reaction that you had. This was your move like
a handicap man. You were like it maybe handicap paralyzed.
I'm paralyzed, like you your.

Speaker 12 (42:09):
Whole body just like like like a like a like
a defense mechanism or something. You know, why self soothing
like my kids, you know, we have to get the
kid medicine.

Speaker 2 (42:21):
And he doesn't like it. He's self soothed.

Speaker 3 (42:23):
And then he shows his thumb in his mouth.

Speaker 2 (42:25):
I just didn't three the thumb part, all right, So
we'll get that up for you guys.

Speaker 4 (42:28):
I was so big picture though, big picture, I would
never drink this. It's awful I did, but like, hey, look.

Speaker 2 (42:34):
I told you the last time I did that was
someone They threw up right after.

Speaker 3 (42:38):
So you didn't, so that's an accomplishment.

Speaker 6 (42:40):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (42:40):
I didn't think I would throw up. I've I'm a man.
I have a very very strong stomach, and uh, maybe
it'll hit you in like ten minutes.

Speaker 2 (42:48):
Oh god, I hope not. Well, if it does, it's
probably gonna come up the other end. Oh good to know. Yeah,
there you go. So James tried cheers to you, Carl Jepson.
He is son of a bitch. You a all right.
So we'll get that video up so you can see
Jane's instant reaction and trying malory. The reaction was like

(43:08):
you have to see it to really feel it. So
we'll get that up on the Facebook page. But right
now we have got Lincoln Park. It is numb on wheel.
Oh I feel one of six point seven Detroit's wheels.
So what are you drinking over that? I was just
going to try to make some orange juice.

Speaker 3 (43:24):
But that is not a good palantel whatsoever.

Speaker 4 (43:26):
I met the mercy of what's free and refrigerator without
actually stealing.

Speaker 2 (43:32):
You might want to steal, brother good, I have to
go steal so somebody's like Seltzer water or something. Oh God,
all right, my lord, that's what we'll do to you.
Josh Ennis show Josh and James and the beasties on wheeled,
want a six point seven Detroit's wheels. Josh Ennis show
Luke of Luke and Laura Fame from General Hospital. He died,
So there are a lot of ladies of a certain

(43:54):
generation who are very sad today. His name's Anthony Geary.
He was seventy eight. But Luke, is you said? The
ladies with a check on? Dorothy? I just realized, how
are the silver sneakers taking this news? That's true? Dorothy,
give us a buzz eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh six seven. Back when you were seventy and
he was on General Hospital, what were how were things
did you guys really enjoy?

Speaker 5 (44:15):
Luke?

Speaker 3 (44:16):
Did you get into soaps?

Speaker 2 (44:17):
You told me that somebody at your other place of
business was very upset.

Speaker 4 (44:20):
About I said, Yeah. One of the older ladies I
work with at the city my other job. She just
comes rushing the little office area that I work with
with my boss.

Speaker 2 (44:29):
She's like, oh my god, Luke from General Hospital.

Speaker 3 (44:32):
Died and I'm like, I don't know who that is.
I better google it.

Speaker 4 (44:36):
And then all this information came up about how his
character was innovative in the soap opera realm.

Speaker 2 (44:41):
Why, Like, don't I have no idea why Luke was innovative.

Speaker 4 (44:44):
It has something to do with storylines that brought in espionage,
and it almost alluded to like his character is responsible
for some of those weird, like outlanded storylines that you
sometimes see in soap opera.

Speaker 2 (44:55):
Sometimes that's all it is. Yeah, I mean maybe back
then it was very normal and that it wasn't you know,
like we need something outlandish, like some espionage. Is Victor
still alive? That's the only person from soap operas I
remember Victor? What's that guy's name that plays Victor on
Young and the Wrestlers. What is that guy's name? He's
the only dude I remember from soap operas with the mustache.

(45:17):
Victor is name Eric something? Does that sound right?

Speaker 6 (45:21):
Eric?

Speaker 2 (45:21):
Something? That Eric Braiden, Eric Braiden, Is he still alive?
Looks like, is he still on Young and the Restless?

Speaker 3 (45:28):
He's eighty four years old? Is he still on.

Speaker 2 (45:29):
Young and the Restless? Oh, Victor. One of my favorite
movie lines of all time is from a movie called
Mister Mom, where Michael Keaton is watching soap operas and
his kid comes up to him. He's like, gonna need
you guys to keep it to keep it down because
Nicky is getting the results of the blood test today.
And then he gets a phone call. He's like, oh, hi, Joe,
and he's like, no, the baby's gotta.

Speaker 3 (45:50):
Be Kevin's what I mean?

Speaker 2 (45:52):
Victor?

Speaker 3 (45:52):
Victor had a vasectomy.

Speaker 2 (45:54):
It didn't take Are you serious? Like? That's my favor
one of my favorite scenes in any movie ever. I
think he's still on the show. Really, Victor is still
That's like the only soap opera person I know other
than Luke and Laura.

Speaker 4 (46:06):
December eight, twenty five, In a twenty twenty four interview
with TV Insider, Brayden revealed he has no plans to
retire from the soap opera.

Speaker 2 (46:14):
Look at that's see that's the key, bro. Some of
these people get on these soap operas, and they fancy
themselves bigger than the soap opera, so they leave the
soap opera. The key in life is to just like
stay on a soap opera forever, because they don't kick
you off of these soap operas. They'll kill you off
and still bring you back. He's been on the show
over forty years. See that's what you got to do.

(46:34):
Find one light. It's like the doc he did rock
radio for fifty years. Do a soap opera for fifty years.
That's the key in live. There were a couple other
there were a couple singers that started on soap oppers too,
So I believe that what's his name? Rick Springfield was
on General Hospital, I think, and so was what's his name?

(46:56):
Michael Damien. Michael Damien who sang Rock Goney the cover
of Rock On. Michael Damien was I think like on
All My Children or Young or General Hospital or one
of them.

Speaker 3 (47:06):
That says Michael Damien, Young and the Restless.

Speaker 2 (47:07):
Okay, So Michael Damian was on Young and the Restless.
And then what show was Rick Springfield on? Was the
Springfield General Hospital? He was on General Hospital?

Speaker 5 (47:14):
Hold on.

Speaker 2 (47:14):
Jack Wagner was in a soap opera as well General Hospital.

Speaker 3 (47:17):
He had a song called all I Need Uh, Let's see.

Speaker 2 (47:22):
Soap too that Neighbors She's sing torn okay. Yli Minogue
started as Charlie Robinson, a mechanic on Australia's Neighbors. Michael
Jesse was John Stamos was on soaps before he was
on Full House. Yeah, I think he was also on
Was he on All My Children? Or Young and the Restless?
Or General Hospital was on one of them. But yeah,
So there have been a couple soap opera stars that

(47:44):
became singers that had hits. Rick Springfield being the biggest
of those. But Jack Wagner had a hit song called
all I Need is just a Little More Time. That
was Jack Wagner. And then there was Michael Damien. His
version of rock On was a bop. By the way,
the Michael Damien which is originally by David Essex. Of course,
the rock Gone cover was in a movie called Dream,

(48:05):
A Little Dream with the two Corris and it's a
body switch movie. And one thing you don't know about
me yet, James is my affinity for body switch movies.
I love the high jinks that comes from body switch movies,
like one minute you're in your own body, the next
year in somebody else's body, and it's hijinks. So like
the Freaky Friday. I love Freaky Friday. I love the Hyjenks.

(48:28):
I like when like Father, like Son. I like Freaky Friday.
I like any movie where people switch bodies and then
have to live the life of that other person in
the body. And what else was zach Efron and sixteen again,
seventeen again, eighteen again, something to give some age again
whatever that guy's name is, Yeah, rest in power, Matthew Perry.
So there you go. I love body switch movies. There's

(48:49):
no funnier movie than a body switch movie.

Speaker 3 (48:52):
And don't you forget it?

Speaker 2 (48:53):
But anyway, and then Dream a Little Dream, which was
a two Corries movie from nineteen eighty nine with Jason
Robards that had Michael Day and in the soundtrack that
also was a body switch movie. And I love body
switch movies. Did anybody else watch Dream a Little Dream?
Shoot me a text? Text the word Josh in your
message to five one eight eight one is a dry
though that that's not a body not but that's as

(49:15):
movie pudgeeve, Okay, Josh, do not play the entire Michael
Damien version of Rock on. You will get in trouble
even though you want to hear it. Josh, no, no, Josh,
say no, and certainly don't sing along with it. Josh,

(49:37):
don't do it.

Speaker 5 (49:38):
Stop.

Speaker 2 (49:40):
Now, where do we go from here?

Speaker 9 (49:46):
Which is the way that's clear? Still looking for that
new gen Babe queen, prettiest girl. I've ebcne see us
shake down.

Speaker 2 (49:59):
A move screen, Jimmy d duoms. Okay, I gotta stop.
I gotta play commercials, all right, So we're gonna do that.
We'll get some more rock, we will get sports sports
as well. You'll hear from Biff again, because why not.
It's fun to hear from Biff. Do not come back
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all right? Coming up in sports, why is Sharon Moore
out of a job yet the gal he was banging
still employed at Michigan.

Speaker 3 (50:41):
Oh, well that we know why. I'll explain.

Speaker 2 (50:44):
We'll have that coming up in sports, That is after Blur.

Speaker 6 (50:47):
On Wheels the Josh Innis Show Sports.

Speaker 2 (50:51):
Hi, So this is a question that people have asked
about Sharon Moore. So if he was involved in this
affair and that got him fired, which may sense because
he's a person of great importance and he's in a
position of power. So if you are banging a subordinate
someone beneath you literally and figuratively. Yeah, although I don't
know what she was into, but at some point I

(51:12):
would imagine she looks like a reverse cowgirl woman. What
makes you say that, James, just a suspicion. I say
she's a bit of a spinner. Yeah. But so, there's
a policy at Michigan the governed Supervisor employee relationships at

(51:38):
the university. It states that a supervisor may not implicitly
or explicitly initiate or attempt to initiate an intimate relationship
with a supervising So it's not clear whether more or
his staff member initiated the relationship, which went on for
multiple years, but even if she initiated it, the policy

(51:58):
still requires the super not the employee, to disclose the
relationship to university officials. Upon disclosure, the university would then
implement a management plan to remove the supervisor's power over
the employee. So that's why he's fired because it didn't
report this, well, neither one of them did, and then
eventually she did. Their biggest question is why why did

(52:21):
she decide after deny, deny, deny, to one day be like,
I take it back, we boned. That would be the question,
and my game is getting crazy. I feel like that's
what I think that was part of it. Is like
she tried to break it off and they ended it,
and homeboy couldn't let it go because that must have
been some really, really good issue. Okay, girl, he liked

(52:47):
the way she worked at No Digity. She's appalled man
based on the I haven't seen any booty shots, so
I don't know if she is in fact a fat
ass white girl. But maybe she's a pop, you know.

Speaker 3 (53:03):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (53:04):
She could be.

Speaker 3 (53:04):
She could be a pop.

Speaker 2 (53:07):
But maybe he just couldn't quit it, yep, and he
wanted to hit it again.

Speaker 3 (53:11):
Now I'm becoming doctor Susan.

Speaker 2 (53:12):
He could not quit it, but he wanted to hit it,
and then he couldn't get enough, and then he like
because that was part of the story. Is she was
stalked allegedly by him and stuff, and then eventually she
was just like, yeah, I'm not I can't do this
with you anymore because you won't leave me alone, so
I'm gonna go above your head. Maybe that's what happened. Now,
if you're a conspiracy theorist, you would believe that she

(53:33):
was just like an operative for all of these boosters
that wanted to run off the coach because he wasn't
a good coach and he's black and we can't have
black coaches at Michigan. I would have just put it on.
And the fact that he lost to Ohio State, well
there's that whole timing is just crazy. It just it
depends on you know, if you believe Black Sports Online
or not. If if you read Black Sports Online's Twitter account,

(53:56):
well I have to check that one out.

Speaker 3 (53:58):
I don't follow that one, then then you can.

Speaker 2 (54:00):
Then you'll know that it's obvious that this was some
sort of setup from all the white boosters that didn't
want to have a black head coach. That is their
side of things on Black Sports Online. And of course
it's always reported as this is the truth that nobody
else will tell you, So who am I to deny that?
I can't dismiss that someone knows something I don't know.
Let's see here. The Pistons beat the Celtics one twelve

(54:23):
to one oh five. Kate had thirty two points in
ten assists. They are now twenty one and five. They've
won six of seven and four in a row, and
they lead the NBA's Eastern Conference. The Wings take on
the New York Islanders. They will play tonight at seven
o'clock at LCA. The Wings have won five of their
last seven and they lead the Atlantic. So some teams

(54:45):
are playing good here and then there's the Lions who
are not. But the Lions are not totally dead for
a playoff spot. People ask that they're like all the
Lions have to do well, win all your games and
hope for the best. That's truly the best way to
sum it up. Like, in all your games, and one
of those would be against the team you're chasing.

Speaker 3 (55:04):
That would be against the Bears.

Speaker 2 (55:05):
You have to control what you can control, right, So
if you can control, you got to make sure you win.

Speaker 3 (55:09):
The rest of your game.

Speaker 2 (55:10):
That's what you got to tell them in the locker room. Coach,
you gotta let them know. Like, listen, friends, listen, fellas,
here's what we got to control what we could control.
You know, we control We play the Steelers this week, boys,
so we got to go out there. We got to
beat the Steelers, and then we're gonna let the chips
fall where they may take that football and ship. But
right up, Aaron Rodgers, Yeah, and Ryan Rodgers coming off
of Monday night football victory over the Dolphins, which gave

(55:32):
me my eighth win, by the way, you go for
the uh Steelers. So now I just need one more
win from the Lions and two more wins from the
Bucks to win like six hundred dollars. Unfortunately, the Bucks
have lost two games in a row to two horrible teams,
so we shall see. But they're playing for the division
with Carolina, so let's go. And then, of course I
stand to win like one thousand dollars if the dumb

(55:53):
ass Lions would make just make the playoffs. But at
this point, who the hell knows, and that is sports.
I got to get your own problem. Now I am
getting text from people about Body Switch movies. Apparently I'm
not the only one that has an affinity for the
old body Switch. Yeah, the one with Jason Bateman and
Ryan Reynolds. I believe that was called the Oh Switch Up. No,

(56:14):
what was that movie called Change Up? There was that one.
This one says body switch movies peaked with the Hot Chick.
I disagree with that class act, but that was not
a body switch movie. That was an identity switch movie
with Blade Brown and Duncan Pender Hughes. Kidding play how
about that scp on wheels Josh in a show So So.

(56:41):
One of the stories about the Rob Reiner murdering his
wife being murdered by their son allegedly is the daughter
went over and discovered them, and she called the police,
and the police showed up, but then like her next
call was to Billy Crystal, and then Billy Crystal came
over and saw these two dead bodies really and like
he's like, I wanted to say my goodbyes or whatever.

(57:01):
So I think he saw them as they were dead.
They had their throats slit, and Billy Crystal like, if
I were in that situation and someone called and they're like, hey,
come over, Dad's dead, I think I'd be like the police,
oh to me, which I'm she did. She called the comps,
but like i'd be like, no, I think I'm good.
I think I'll take your word for it. I think
I believe that they're dead. Like he's coming over there

(57:22):
to examine make sure they're actually dead, monk or something
like what do we do? Like like like, I appreciate
you thinking of me, but I don't think I want
to see two, you know, nearly decapitated bodies that my
friend's laying on the ground. And I would have mentioned
those two are probably fairly coold. Oh they're very close,
and but like, I guess the issue I would have is,

(57:42):
how do you recover from that? How do you recover
from seeing two murdered? That's one thing to see a
dead body or oh my mom, like she died in
her sleep and I found her, or I saw somebody
in hospice and they died. How do you recover from Oh,
there's my best friend with his throats.

Speaker 3 (57:57):
Slit dead dead, Like, don't I don't want to see that.

Speaker 2 (58:01):
I wouldn't want to see that, so that that when
I read that, I'm like, huh, that's just it's weird.
It's not like nefarious or anything like that. Like I
don't believe there's anything weird, but like, it is a
strange thing to be like, all right, I call the cops. Now,
I'm calling Billy Crystal. Billy, get over here. She'd just
pick up Dad's phone and she sees the under in
case of emergency, Billy Crystal, Well, this qualifies him. Hey Billy, Billy.

(58:26):
He's like, hey Rob, not Rob. This is Rob's daughter.

Speaker 3 (58:30):
Yeah, he has bad news. Dad is dead.

Speaker 2 (58:34):
Oh what happened? Did you have a heart attack? You're
not gonna believe this. Come over and I'll show you.
You gonna have to see it with your own eyes.
You might want to get an uber. Yeah, come over,
I'll show you, and then the record his reaction to
Pops to go by. That's how sick of the world is. Yes,
you know it is, but so there you go. That's
a weird thing, though. That's just like I don't know
if someone gave you that option to be like, hey,

(58:55):
come over, I'd be like, I don't think I'm gonna
I think I'm gonna take your word for it. And
I don't want to see this. I don't want to
fax me the medical examiner's report. Yeah, I don't need
to see any photos. No, photos, just like where they
draw the little outline of the body and they put
like little xes where the things happened. That's all I
need to know. I don't need to see photos of this.

(59:16):
They're like, whoa many xes across the throat? Huh wow,
that is.

Speaker 3 (59:19):
Not good at all. That was obviously not done with
a butter knife. Yeah, but I think I was reading.
I didn't read the whole article.

Speaker 2 (59:26):
I'm just going by scrolling through headlines that Rob had
and his wife had brought their son to Cornin O'Brien's
Christmas party. Yeah, and then they got into an argument
and then escalated to this like Cornan O'Brien field, I know,
you know, like I knew I shouldn't let him bring
his son. I knew I shouldn't let him bring his
his drug addicted son to my party. See what happens.

(59:48):
And you probably think that too. You're like, what if
I didn't, like they have gotten to this fight and
fight would have happened.

Speaker 3 (59:52):
They still be alive.

Speaker 2 (59:54):
You know, maybe the sun might be you know, strung
out and need more help to get back into rehab
or whatever. I'm not sure exactly about the suns that
you but obviously he's not in a good spot mentally
and with addiction and stuff. And Trump is over here
just like Trump derangement syndrome, all of them, they all
have TV. They call it TDS. That's right, we call
it TDS. And it causes your throat to get sliced.

(01:00:15):
It's amazing, Like you have TDS and then you don't
have a head anymore. It's pretty incredible. Excuse me, mister president.
Is there a way to prevent TDS? Just listen, just
bow down to Trump. Tell Trump, Hey, you gotta just
worship Trump and the ground Trump walks, and that's it.
That's all you gotta do. But anyway, but apparently knives

(01:00:36):
and TDS will cause you to die. Those are the two,
the two leading ultriads, the two leading culprits for death
in America. TDS and knives.

Speaker 3 (01:00:46):
The knives side the knives of the TDS.

Speaker 2 (01:00:48):
That's bad for you, all right, green Day, it is
long View on Detroit's wheels one O six point seven
Detroit's wheels. That is green Day and Longview talking earlier
about just the over politicalization, the over politicization of everything.
I mean, look, if we were to post something on
the Wheels Facebook page about green Day and like, hey,

(01:01:10):
green Day cured cancer. Like ninety five percent of the
messages would be like just being liberal tard. Yeah, like
that's all we get. Like then, that was a whole
topic that we had earlier in the show, talking about
the toxicity, if you will, of social media and how
terrible it is. And it kind of started with the
talk about Trump, right, and this is not anything about

(01:01:30):
Trump's policy. I don't care. This is just about being
a human being. And when your first thought when Rob
Ryaner dies is I'm gonna put out a long message
about how he died of TDS, you're kind of like, huh,
your brain doesn't function as a normal human brain. If
that's like your first thought, it's weird. And it's one
thing I like, this is your arch nemesis or something

(01:01:51):
like that, you know what I mean. Like you know,
like if if you known't Batman hears that, you know,
the Riddler died, he'd be like, well, that's his arch nemesis,
So like of course, or the Joker, because the Joker
killed his parents, He's probably like, oh, thank God, I
gotta I go to focus on somebody else in the
City of Gotham. Imagine if Batman had Twitter, like in
nineteen eighty nine, He's like killing the joke. I killed
that son of a bitch, the joker, and he killed

(01:02:13):
my parents. He had Batman derangement syndrome. If there was
social media in nineteen eighty nine. Of course, Let's see
what you got. A nice message from sesoo on the
Actual Wheels Facebook page. A very nice listener named Stacy
sent a message, Hi Stacy, and she said, thank you
for addressing this cancer of social media and the dumbing
down of common sense and compassion. We should be able

(01:02:34):
to come to a radio station slash show and let
go of the toxicity that poisons us daily via other
media platforms. It's sad people just can't get away from
doom scrolling and looking for the next tragedy. Please keep
addressing the necessity of less screen time and more people time.
As an educator, I see this with my littles, but
it also reflects what goes on at home, learn behaviors,

(01:02:54):
have a great holiday.

Speaker 3 (01:02:55):
Thank you, Stacy. That's very nice. Listen we are that's the.

Speaker 2 (01:02:58):
Most positive feedback we've gotten from Facebook effort. If we
were to go to Facebook right now, and just post
a picture like, hey, it's the josh Inna Show.

Speaker 3 (01:03:05):
Check it out.

Speaker 2 (01:03:05):
Like every message would be like these guys sick and
look I'm not saying I'm like, I'm not some like
holier than that guy that's not critical of people, and
I'm not some like I'm an a whole I say
a whole things all the time, so like I get it,
but it's just like I don't know yesterday that one
kind of hit me cause I'm like what goes through
somebody's mind, And I'm all, I'm a big believer in
being honest about things, like like like I don't like

(01:03:28):
when people tell when they're fake sympathetic or whatever, like
they like when I used to work in sports radio,
like I'd always be considered fake. They'd be like this
guy just says stuff for a reaction, but I'd be like, no,
I'm telling you what I honestly think. Then there'd be
people who were like like holding in what they really thought,
and they were the ones lining because they didn't want
to be disliked ory didn't want to piss off a team,
And I always hated that. So I believe in saying

(01:03:50):
what you think. But it's like like if the president
is like his first thought when this guy dies it
is murdered by his kids is to go to social
media and be like, well, I don't know how he died,
but I think he combusted because he had TDS and
it welled up so much inside of him that it
caused him to explode.

Speaker 3 (01:04:10):
Yes, like it caused the slid across his neck and
what are we doing?

Speaker 2 (01:04:15):
Like somehow like like his TDS caused him to be
stick modad. He was stick modad, like what are we
doing here? Like that? Like, and look when another person
comes out and posts something like you know, people are
full of it and they're just like I also hate
people that deliberately tweet like nice things about people so
they can get likes too, Like I hate them both,
but it's just weird too much. Like you shared your

(01:04:36):
your thoughts on Hayley Williams from Paramore, who you felt
like she's pandering to people saying, you know, we don't
want racists of course, like that show and a half
nine point nine out of ten people that are going
to any concert or not racist people, So like, who
are you pandering to? Like we will not accept racist
at the show? You can have them pass a test like, hey, hey, hey,
answer this. You know, can you recite all a free bird?

(01:04:58):
If so, you're not allowed in? Like how does that work?
You're wearing Confederate flag underwhear Like what? Like what is
the issue here?

Speaker 9 (01:05:07):
Like?

Speaker 2 (01:05:07):
I don't know, Like what is the test that one
would have to pass to be allowed into a Haley
Williams or into a paramore Joe? You know, I don't
know what that test would be, but I would imagine
we'd have something to do with a lot of Confederate flags.
If I had to guess, choose the flag that most
represents your thoughts and feelings. The song if the South
would have won by Hank Williams? Is it an awesome song?

(01:05:29):
Or is it not? You know, just I don't know,
like dumb stuff like that, if the South would have won,
we would have blanked fill in the blank, like but whatever,
I don't know. People are pandered. Everything's stupid. How about that? Good? Great,
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Here's what we got coming up. Who Apparently we've struck
a nerve or a chord with talking about soap operas
all things. Apparently your dfs are blowing up with people's
talking them and blowing up my Instagram dms. Oh, that's
because Luke died from Luke and Laura from General Hospital.

Speaker 5 (01:06:44):
He died.

Speaker 2 (01:06:45):
We got that and at a local high school. I
forgot to talk about this. But over the weekend I
found a parking spot where look, I may have found
my illegitimate son.

Speaker 3 (01:06:54):
We need to do a DNA test. We'll talk about it.

Speaker 6 (01:06:56):
You get busy.

Speaker 2 (01:06:56):
Last time you were in Detroit before you moved here.
Maybe Black Betty maam Lam that is Ram Jam and
Black Betty on De Troy's Wheels, Josh Andna Show, Josh
and James. So you've been getting messages from people that
are really interested in soap opera talk? Yeah, somebody Nam
Kathy is blowing up my dms on Instagram. Oh my god,

(01:07:17):
I'm literally replying to all of the soap opera talk
right now.

Speaker 3 (01:07:19):
Ol.

Speaker 2 (01:07:20):
Also, Jack Wagner just made an appearance on Bold and
the Beautiful.

Speaker 3 (01:07:24):
What Yeah, he was on it for a while years ago.
Y'all are talking my language right now.

Speaker 2 (01:07:29):
Also, Michael Damien did a crossover this year on Bold
and the Beautiful and sang the rock song on it too,
leaving my ass off. I may have soap opera issues.
You might, you might what was I'm trying to think
of the names of some of these characters because this
was before my time, But I want to say that
the Michael Damien character was named Danny Rumalatti Rumalatti. I
want to say, was that name? Well, Frisco Jones is

(01:07:51):
Jack Wagner? And then there was Noah Drake. Was that
the name of the Rick Springfield character, Frisco Jones? That
that's a great name, Drake? Is that was Rick Springfield?

Speaker 6 (01:08:02):
That?

Speaker 2 (01:08:02):
I think? These are the only ones I know? And
then Danny Rumalatti, is that ze sound right? Is the
name for Michael Damien's character on? Was he on All
My Children? Or General Hospital? Danny Rumalanti? So whatever, Michael Damien,
it would have to be my I mean, if that's
the character, I just I know that there was a
character that had a name like that. Well, let me
look at Michael Damien because Danny Rumalantis, Yeah, I wouldn't.

(01:08:24):
Rum Alotti seems like a tough word to spell, Damien
feels easier. So Michael Damien, who had the cover of
rock on, he was on one of these soap oppers,
and I think his character's name is yeah, Danny Rumlatti,
Danny Rumalatti, So yeah, man, I gotta remember this for
for Jeopardy you do? So then they were also soap oppers.
We're bringing this up today because Luke of General Hospital,

(01:08:46):
which by the way the Luke and Laura wedding was
watched by thirty million people. The World Series this year,
on average was not watched by thirty million people. And
I understand the world was a different place, and you know,
you had three channels in the world. Was the choices correct?
But still think about that. For a second, thirty million
people watch Luke and Laura get married back in like
nineteen eighty two or whenever. That's a big deal, and

(01:09:08):
twenty five million people watch Game seven of the World
Series and that was considered a success this year.

Speaker 3 (01:09:12):
Think about that.

Speaker 2 (01:09:13):
But some of these soap oppers produced hit songs, like
we talked about Think of Laura, which was a Christopher
Cross song which was not about Luke and Laura, but
they kind of co opted the song for it and
stole it and used it. But then there was also
Jack Wagner. Now Jack Wagner had a big hit song.
What was his character's named Frisco Jones, You said, Chrisco Jones.

Speaker 3 (01:09:32):
He had a hit song called All I Need.

Speaker 2 (01:09:35):
That was Jack Wagner's big early eighties hit song. And
that was back in the day when you could just
be on a soap and pump out bangers. I guess
like this one Kissing Knew was not what I had playing.
These are just solid eighties bangers. This is a weird
song to'd be sitting in the room while you sing.

(01:09:57):
You can feel however we feel away feel whatever way
you want to field. I remember if you were kissed.
I remember kissing. I did just do a.

Speaker 3 (01:10:06):
Shot in the low.

Speaker 2 (01:10:07):
Who knows that's true. I can't wait to taste him.
You're only one icy bot bone bone ball had grocery
banger right here. It's just a little more time, Yes
it is. It's a great grocery store banger.

Speaker 3 (01:10:27):
So there was that one.

Speaker 2 (01:10:29):
There was another song which was by Gloria Gloria Loring,
who I believe was married to Alan Thick. I think
I think Robin Thick maybe her son. Remember Robin Thick
just noted poonhound like his dad. Speaking of the eighties,
I mean, Alan Thick was like notorious, poon banded, Okay,

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just banged everybody like a man. Okay, he was like
a Canadian poon mounty like everything he would do. Okay.
But Gloria Loring's Lauren is from Days of Our Life.
You played Liz Chandler. Okay, so she had a song
with a guy named Carl Anders Friends and Lovers, Friends
and Lovers, my friend. Now that is a banger. And

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this was another one that because it was in a
soap op, Dane Warwick also do the song or is
it a different one?

Speaker 3 (01:11:17):
I think that's different. Are you thinking of maybe that's
what friends are for now.

Speaker 2 (01:11:21):
That she didn't want to like friends can't be lovers
and lovers can't be friends. Maybe it is. This is
a banger, though soapaupers used to rule. I wish I
could go back in time and watch them when they
were like big should go back in time and begest
on me. Do God. I'll take just a moderate amount
of money for a little bit of work, and I'd
never leave it. By the way you hear these guys

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that are like, I'm leaving this soap opera and I
gotta go and spread my wings like not I I
will be like Victor. I will stay on Young and
the restless for a half a century. If I have
to yea friend a grocery store banger, it is, yea Paul,
we're talking about like a pillow talk song. It is,

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which I think was a veronica or something you would
listened to your version of Billow Talk. Yeah, so that's
a good banger. Speaking of grocery store bangers while we're
going down that wormhole. Yeah, So Carl Carlton died. He
of course is from Detroit. He is most known for
his two biggest bangers, which you had Everlasting Love. Hey,

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Shaye Towers in the morning. For one second, I'd put
in and put a Jay Towers sales promotion in there.
Hold on, well, let me play it. Bad Mamajama first
wrong button, So bad Mamajama. Jay Towers is now just infiltrating.
He's like, I'm here still even when Christmas is over.
He has said, of them, and you took a few
of my listeners, I'm taking them, mad, I'm the captain now.

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But yeah, Carl Carlton from here in Detroit. Of course
she's a bad ma'am magimma. There's a good gam and
then Everlasting Love, which is another good banger from Carl Carlton.
He died today or yesterday, bar Own Arrown Arrol. So

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you had that one and then this city, I like
this would even better. This is a banger. Oh you
know you had this. You might hear this in the
grocery store.

Speaker 5 (01:13:28):
I don't know, Oh yeah, away.

Speaker 2 (01:13:42):
Say how he died? Oh had he had a stroke
back in twenty nineteen and then died like yesterday? Hold

(01:14:04):
You Run.

Speaker 6 (01:14:09):
Heaven.

Speaker 2 (01:14:09):
Last Teams is using like a fairly Brothers comedy too.

Speaker 3 (01:14:14):
Probably that makes sense.

Speaker 2 (01:14:16):
Those guys are really good at finding those songs like
from the past that are like bangers, but they hit
you unexpectedly.

Speaker 6 (01:14:23):
Like to Oh.

Speaker 2 (01:14:24):
Absolutely. I'm trying to think of some examples. Let me
think about that while I play some rock, like a
There'll be a Buttercup. Yeah, that's a good example of it.
What do you bo That's a very good point you
bring up. Let's think about that while we play some
rock and roll. Some Christmas rock and roll from Tom
Petty and the Heartbreakers makes you think of Home Alone two.

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It's Christmas Alova again. We got it for you right
here on the Motor City's One and only Wheels come out.
You know, that is a considerably better Christmas rock song
than the Bruce Springsteen version of Santa Claus Is Coming
to Town, which is really I think one of the

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worst songs ever recorded. And I say that as someone
who had like it has nothing to do with politics
or anything like that. I just really don't like Bruce Springsteen.
I've never understood the music. I don't like it. There's
one Bruce Springsteen song I like, and that's Hungry Heart.
And the main reason is it doesn't even sound like

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Bruce Springsteen. Like if you listen to it, you go, ah,
didn't even sound like Bruce Springsteen.

Speaker 3 (01:15:33):
A lady guests vocalist on that one, too.

Speaker 2 (01:15:35):
Is there no oh what on Hungry Heart?

Speaker 6 (01:15:38):
No?

Speaker 2 (01:15:40):
I don't think so. But point being in all of
this that like that is a quality Christmas rock song,
like an original, fun, quality Christmas rock song. The Santa
Claus is coming to town and hey, clan, you an
bring you a new saxophone clams And I'm like, god,
this is terrible. And I used to work with a
guy that was a obsessed with Springsteen. Because here's like

(01:16:02):
a little thing about like sports radio dudes of a
certain generation, they are all obsessed with Bruce Springsteen. They
love the Godfather and Bruce Springsteen for one reason. They
love them. Okay, So, like you talk to a sports
writer that's in his sixties right now obsessed with Bruce
Springsteen for whatever reason. I'm not of that ilk. I
don't like Bruce Springsteen at all, but that particular song,

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his version of Santa claus Is Coming to Town is
truly terrible, and I would argue it is on the
Mount rushmore of worst songs ever recorded. And I'm also
fully aware that I was just singing Jack Wagner all
I need words for words. The irony of this is
not lost on me. This is one of the worst

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songs ever recorded. What Hey, you want clams and the
saxophone clams? Guys up, you guys are been good in
practice of real heart, in practice real hard. You mean
practice a real hard. I'm always hard when I practice, Bruce, Oh,
music brings it.

Speaker 6 (01:17:06):
Out of me. Being good.

Speaker 2 (01:17:08):
You want to reach into Sandy causis sass not many?
Maybe it's caught you some cossick tickets?

Speaker 3 (01:17:13):
I sure do so that's coming up your first chance?

Speaker 9 (01:17:16):
You better?

Speaker 6 (01:17:17):
What shot?

Speaker 2 (01:17:18):
You better?

Speaker 6 (01:17:19):
That? I know?

Speaker 3 (01:17:20):
We have this talk a lot.

Speaker 2 (01:17:22):
But who is an artist that is widely considered to
be great that you just think sucks for me?

Speaker 3 (01:17:27):
That's Bruce Springsteen.

Speaker 2 (01:17:28):
Like I can appreciate the artistry or whatever, I just
don't like Bruce Springsteen. Hey, little mama, is your daddy home?

Speaker 5 (01:17:37):
Did he go e lyave you all alone?

Speaker 2 (01:17:41):
I got a bad lot.

Speaker 5 (01:17:45):
He's doing.

Speaker 2 (01:17:47):
He also wrote Blinded by the Light, which was made
a much bigger and better song by Manfred Band's Earth Band.
Of course, I just wanted to show off my musical
knowledge there because every once knowing that the new doc
of rock, I'm the doc now, so respect the dock
of rock and soft rock. Yeah, I cover all genres

(01:18:07):
of rock. So if you want to text it, I'm interested.
Text the word Josh and your message to five one
eight eight one. Tell me like an artist that is
widely considered to be great and you're like, don't get it,
don't understand it, don't don't get it? Do you have one?
Can you think of what I mean?

Speaker 4 (01:18:23):
I would always put Metallica up there, Yeah, but I
mean I get why people like Metallica.

Speaker 2 (01:18:28):
Yeah, you know, I understand they're heavy, they get the
sound that they have. I've just never been a fan. Yeah,
But tell me someone that you just don't even get, Like,
you're like, I think the music sucks? Is it Rolling Stones?

Speaker 5 (01:18:42):
Really?

Speaker 6 (01:18:42):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (01:18:43):
I love the Rolling Stones. You couldn't pay me to
go to one of their shows. Oh, come on, so
it's the Stones that you could go just to say
you did it. Yeah, it's an experience. That's one I
don't want to say that I've had the experience to see.
I guess I was. I had a chance to sit
like in the third or four throw for the last
Stones tour at a smaller venue, and I had to

(01:19:03):
go to a wedding instead, and it was the worst
decision I've ever made. I hope that you know what,
They're gonna end up divorced anyway.

Speaker 5 (01:19:10):
And I tried to tell that.

Speaker 2 (01:19:11):
I tried to tell it to my wife. I'm like,
why are we going. I'm missing out on Mick to
go see some people who are gonna get divorced. Statistically
they're going to get divorced, and I'm missing out third
row seeds and seeing the Stones. I just see you
stand up giving a toast, all hammered.

Speaker 3 (01:19:25):
Well, maybe miss the stone.

Speaker 2 (01:19:28):
I hope we don't get divorced. John Will look, guys,
I'm glad to be here.

Speaker 5 (01:19:33):
Josh.

Speaker 2 (01:19:33):
We didn't need a speech.

Speaker 3 (01:19:34):
It's okay.

Speaker 2 (01:19:35):
I'm prepared. I got prepared. I got one of your
old years. Here's my napkin hold on to the bride
and groom. I'm really glad to be here in the
suburbs of Chicago instead of in Branson, Missouri seeing the
rolling Stones in the third row. What were we doing
in Branson, Missouri? Outside like Springfield? There was this brand

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new thing, this big outdoor venue that the bass Pro
money people built. Oh that's right, that's right, Okay, they
have this brand new venue and the stones. It was
like the only non football stadium they played on this tour.
And I had I could have gone. It would have
been the one good thing that came out of my
crappy experience in Saint Louis. It would have been that
I could have sat, like in the third row to
see the rolling Stones. But as it turns out, I

(01:20:21):
went to a wedding instead. The only good thing that
came out of that wedding is that at one point
during that weekend, I drank someone's breast milk. So oh,
so there was that was the weekend that it happened.
It did. I had the breast milk, white Russian. It
was one bad it was a sour, but it was fine.
But outside of that, that's kind of how it was.
You said, ste a bit sour.

Speaker 3 (01:20:41):
So you don't like the Stones, so you just don't.

Speaker 2 (01:20:43):
There's nothing about the Stones you like, know, sympathy for
the Devil. No I hear the music, I'm like, it doesn't.
It doesn't move me. About the Beatles. I'm kind of
the same way with the Beatles. I'm kind of there too,
Like I just like, I get that it's good music.
I get that I'm supposed to think it's good. Like
I just don't listen to the Beatles, like real talk
very unpopular. Take If you say, Josh, you can have
the Beatles or Paul McCartney and Wings. I think I

(01:21:05):
would take Wings. I think I would. I might recognize
one of the songs where I'd enjoy the songs more.
I don't like John Lennon, Like, I just don't dig
any of John Lennon stuff. I just really like, I'll
take Paul. I'm like, I'm not some stand for Paul
McCartney or anything. But if you said, Josh, you can
have the Beatles or you can have Wings, I said,
give me all the silly love songs. Yeah, but if

(01:21:26):
you have one, you can text and text the word
Josh and your message to five one eight eight one
text the word Josh and your message to five one
eight eight one. And I get that this music was
great at that time and a lot of people still
love and cherish it. It just it doesn't resonate with me.
And that's fine. Like there's a lot of great music
that's probably come out in the last twenty five years
that people who are sixty will never like, you know
what I'm saying, Like Nickelback, who is all time, by

(01:21:48):
the way, best time I've ever had at a concert
probably Nickelback. Wow, drunkest I've ever been at a concert Nickelback.
I don't remember the show all. I was front row
center for that show, more hammer there than at the Jingle,
more hammered, and I was because this is on craft
beer in Texas and I was blitzed man, and I
was super hammered. And from everything I was told is

(01:22:09):
I was in the front row center at the Nickelback
show and my buddy was like, yeah, you almost got
kicked out. I was like, wow, because you kept trying
to touch the band dad, Chad. It's sad, and they
were like, let me think photograph with you, and security
was going to kick me up, and apparently somebody in
the band was like, no, let him be. I'm like
And then the next morning, I woke up at a

(01:22:29):
Lakin to End in a bathtub and the water was
still running. It was cold. It was like one of
those type of situations where the shower was on. I
was clothed sitting in a shower, the water was cold.
I woke up and floating next to me was like
a drumstick. So apparently somebody from Nickelback gave me a drumstick.
So hell the night you can't remember. I can't remember
anything about that night. But anyway, all right, you shoot

(01:22:51):
us a text hangover. It's just like that. I had
to go back and look at the pictures. From what
I was told, my I woke over to the bathtub,
but Jilly's missed. She's on the roof of the Leakita end.
And from what I was told, I was all over
the video board all night like, so my wife wasn't
sitting with us. My wife and my buddy's wife were

(01:23:11):
like often some other seats. Me and my buddy were
in these front row center and all they said was
they kept seeing me on stage, like on the verge
of tears on the screen, like ah, look at this photograph.

Speaker 6 (01:23:21):
I'm like that. Burn it to the ground.

Speaker 2 (01:23:25):
Anyway, I can't wait for nickelback. You remind me how
I didn't make it as a wise man either. I
didn't cut as a portman steely. Anyway, I hope they
tour again. All that said, we.

Speaker 3 (01:23:38):
Must move on.

Speaker 2 (01:23:39):
We've got rock and roll music to play. It is
the Josh Ennis Show.

Speaker 6 (01:23:42):
Like it or not. This is the Josh Hennis Show.

Speaker 7 (01:23:46):
One of six point seven w LZ Detroit Wheels in Park.

Speaker 2 (01:23:51):
It's in the end on Detroit's Wheels Josh Ennis Show,
Josh and James this morning. Hello, got some texts here
from people talking about bands they don't get.

Speaker 3 (01:24:00):
They came out of nowhere just talking about Bruce Springs.

Speaker 2 (01:24:03):
It all started because we played the Tom Petty Christmas song,
which led to my disdain for the Bruce Springsteen Christmas song,
which then led to my disdain for Bruce Springsteen, which
led to some ungodly reason you just liking the Rolling Stones.
And then it led to other people talking about bands
or artists they dislike. So I don't get Kiss. Even

(01:24:23):
the makeup stick doesn't make them interesting. I like Kiss.
I've seen Kiss and cons are probably three or four times.
It's the same show every time. But I mean, I
feel like there's not much to get. It's just it's
theatrics and music. Yeah, and it's very simple music. It's
not like you know, Look in the nineteen eighties, every
song they did was about sex. Hell, most of their
songs in these seventies were about sex, love, pistol, love, love,

(01:24:45):
gun love, God, I almost love who I hate. I
hate the Rolling Stones, and I really don't like that
kiss song love pistol love, pistol song. Man, I just
hate it.

Speaker 6 (01:24:59):
God.

Speaker 2 (01:25:00):
Right, here's Stairway on Wheels Zeppelin and Stairway to Heaven
on Detroit's Wheels. Josh in his show Let's see here,
somebody can't stand Journey, which I look, I'll never understand that.
I think Journey is wonderful. I've seen Journey a handful
of times, even with the new lead singer. I've talked
with Tony Travado about that. Who's the big programming boss here.

(01:25:21):
You hear about him a lot on the on the
other radio shows. But Tony, it's like a cover band.
I'm like, look, the guy's been in the band for
twenty years. He sounds good, it's journey. All of their
songs are bops and bangers, things you can just have
fun too. Like it's one of those things that I
don't care that I'm not seeing the original lead singer.
Part of it's because the original lead singer hasn't been

(01:25:41):
there for thirty freaking years. Like it's like, what am
I gonna do? Like if the lead singer left yesterday
and was replaced, if Steve Perry left yesterday, I'd be like, well,
this is kind of weird. But the guy's been there
for twenty years and the music's pretty good there for
the bops and the banging exactly. So this person does
not like Pink Floyd said, I saw them three times
and fell sleep. Boy, I don't get what's so great

(01:26:02):
about eating pudding and meat? Another good question though, Okay, yeah,
but how can you have any pudding if you don't
eat your meat. I'm kind to like Pink Floyd more lately,
but I really hate the sound effects, and I get
that's part of the whole deal, but the sound effects
do nothing for me, and I think a lot of
them are stupid and just wasting time. One time I
got in trouble with Casey. I was here the first

(01:26:24):
time because his radio station posted a topic on Facebook again,
and all the bad things that happened to me happened
because of social media. But it was what is a
band you just don't like? I'm like, well, I'll go
comment because I'm on the radio station and I'll engage.
So I say I don't really like Pink Floyd. Oh boy,
Casey calls me. Look, you can't say that you don't

(01:26:47):
like Pink Floyd. I'm like, if you ask the question,
like the don't ask the question if you don't want
the answer, What do you want me to do? Like,
you know, I really hate Debbie Gibson. Like what am
I gonna like? Okay, Like, no, I'll tell you what
I really dislike. But he got super mad about that
and he was like, no, man, you can't say that.
I'm like, I can say it, but whatever, goodbye, And

(01:27:08):
then I left. I said, you know what, I'm out
of here. If I love take my opinion on pick Floyda, now,
I'll take it to Saint Louis. I'll go to a
place where they really didn't like that opinion. Saint Louis.
Take it to the hog or whatever, the piggy, whatever's
com it was a pig Sweetmeat. Sweet Meat Sweetmeat was
his name, or I'm gonna go party with sweet meat anyway,

(01:27:28):
So there you go. All right, we got more rock
coming up on wheels.

Speaker 6 (01:27:31):
This is the Josh and The Show on one OO
six point seven double LLZ Detroit Wheels STP.

Speaker 2 (01:27:38):
It's Wicked Garden on Detroit's wheels. I'm Josh, he's James.
It's the Josh and His Show. We're about to get
out of here. It has been brought to my attention
that I did not discuss that the parking space that
we So we'll do that tomorrow because it's an interesting story.
It's fascinating. I'll remind you tomorrow. Please do parking space story.

(01:27:59):
I'm glad that we've found a system for you reminding
me of things I need to talk about, Like, hey,
you got to give away pissed, I gotta give them away.
We got to talk at the Marky spot. We got
to talk about that story in Missouri that we never
got to yesterday too, the one about the doctor. I
don't know what it was about. Well that was that
wasn't he gave it a hell of a tease, and
I'm notorious for that. Like I'll never talk about this

(01:28:23):
is the crazy story I've ever heard. Well, basically here
was the story. So there was this guy that is
a doctor that was trading like opioids and stuff with
ladies for sex. But the interesting part about the story
was not that I'm sure that happens pretty frequently. But
the interesting story is he knew all these women because
he used to be their pediatrician, so he's known them
since they were children. So and he's banging them for drugs. Drugs. Yeah,

(01:28:49):
it's a weird story.

Speaker 3 (01:28:50):
I told you, it's a very strange story.

Speaker 2 (01:28:52):
But he's known them, you know, for a long time obviously,
and now he's you know, and now he was like
basically trading sexual favor and other things for drugs being
in so how's your mom doing? Yeah, hi to your
mom for me. Yeah. Now we've turned him into Biff
Tan And all of a sudden, he's like, Hey, say
hi to your mom for me. Kid, what are you

(01:29:13):
looking at butthead to your mom for me?

Speaker 6 (01:29:15):
There?

Speaker 3 (01:29:16):
You know, that's when he's you know, serving up the
pills to these ladies.

Speaker 2 (01:29:20):
So it was I think what happened was I read
the headline, and I sometimes I do, I'll let you
know a little secret. Sometimes I'll read a headline and
I'm like, well, that sounds like a fun story to
talk about. And then I'll read the actual story and
I'll go that's a little dark story is a little
bit dark. So I'm just gonna forget this. I'm just
gonna step back into the bushes. I just disappear for
a second and pull the Homer Simpson. That's what I do.

(01:29:42):
So now you know. Now you know the ABC's of me,
you know my tricks. But anyway, we're getting out of here.
Tomorrow we will have Pistons tickets and you'll know that
because you'll hear that cow bell ringing and that'll be
a remind that's more of like a shame bell for us.
But we'll have that tomorrow and Santa Sack among other things.
So tomorrow and I'll maybe I'll share that story about
the parking space. Who knows, who knows? You know, you

(01:30:03):
will get to it, you never know. All right, we
will see you. Minyana Jelly is up next with

Speaker 6 (01:30:08):
Josh in his show one O six point seven w
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