Can The Tigers Beat The Mariners?

The Tigers take on the Mariners in Game 3 of the ALDS. Can they win?

Do you care that Comerica Park will be changing names?

Rush is touring and Josh doesn't have much interest.

Which band/artist do you want to see that you haven't?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
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The Josh Innis Show on one six point seven Dollz
Detroit's Wheels All.

Speaker 3 (00:19):
Right, Welcome in six oh seven Josh and Innis Show
Josh and James this morning, as we kick things off
on this today of Game three of the American League
Division Series, as the Big Dumper and Seattle come to town. James,

(00:41):
how are you today, sir?

Speaker 2 (00:43):
Not you bed? I finally got my head book book.
Go ahead, good me struggle.

Speaker 3 (00:47):
Yes, So I saw yesterday your addition to the show
got a big reaction on Facebook yesterday, a lot of
people on your Facebook page. We're gonna have to exploit
your Facebook page, I think, because like I'm seeing a
bunch of people I don't even know what wheels is. Well,
we're gonna teach them. We gotta get them because we
got to steal them from other radio stations. But a

(01:08):
lot of people were super excited about your addition to
the show, and I'm excited to see them excited. So
we need to get those people, and we need to
get them on this radio show.

Speaker 2 (01:17):
You need to harness their energy.

Speaker 4 (01:19):
We do.

Speaker 3 (01:20):
We also need to find a way to get them
to call and get them to text. Like I saw
one guy tweeted or messaged you him was.

Speaker 2 (01:28):
Like, I don't know.

Speaker 3 (01:28):
I look for the podcast and all I saw was
some stuff about Taylor Swift Us, Like, well, you found
my personal podcast friend that is called all Up in Us.
That is my personal podcast. Oh, I thought you had
like a secret Taylor Swift podcast. No, it's not secret,
very it's very out there.

Speaker 2 (01:45):
It's very public.

Speaker 3 (01:46):
No, but I have a podcast called All Up in Us,
which used to be called The Josh Ennis Show. So
I'm gonna guess when people search the Josh Ennis Show
wherever they get their podcasts, sometimes the first thing that
will pop up is probably my personal podcast. So you
have to look for the Josh Ennis Show and then
you will hear a full show podcast of this show.
So and I try, and I saw that I don't

(02:08):
have Facebook because I hate Facebook. I think it's like
a cesspool and it's where like old people go to
get scammed by like Nigerian princes, Like that's where your
Grandma goes to buy gift cards for some guy who
claims to be the police, and they're going to arrest
her if she doesn't give them one hundred thousand dollars
in gift cards. Like, Facebook is the worst, and even
Grandma out of this. Leave everyone's grandma out of it. Okay,

(02:31):
So I hate Facebook, but Casey made me get a
Facebook so I could post on the station Facebook. So
I use the station Facebook, and sometimes I forget that
I'm using the station Facebook when I comment on things
like the other day, the like I just started commenting
on random people's things, and I'm like, oh damn, that's
actually not me, that's the radio stage whoop.

Speaker 2 (02:51):
But let just regard that offensive comment exactly.

Speaker 3 (02:54):
So what we need to do is we need to
take advantage of your Facebook page where thousands, it seemed
like hundreds of people. Certainly we're commenting on your addition
to the show. And I'm glad about that because see
Casey's like, you know, you gotta post on the Wheels Facebook,
and I'm like, the people that are on the Wheels
Facebook are either gonna listen or they're not. They know
we exist. It's clear that the people on James's Facebook page.

(03:18):
Don't know we exist, but we need them to know.
So we will be exploiting your Facebook page to try
to get people to called. We got to put out
the number, We got to put out the text line,
you gotta let them know where the podcast is. You're
here for a reason, and that reason is to exploit
your people that are like I miss you on David Chuck,
Where are you now? Well we're on the Josh Enna Show.
Who the hell is that? Well, you don't know now,

(03:39):
but you're gonna have to find out if I'm learn
So anyway, we'll do that. We have got sports coming
up in a few minutes, a big game tonight, Game
three this afternoon. Really it's actually four oh eight is
first page. Then tomorrow is three o eight, so afternoon
baseball at Camerica Park soon to be named three fifths
Park or whatever they're going to rename it after the
bank changes its name. We'll get into that as well.

(04:00):
We kick off every show though with a morning kick
to the balls. We call it getting rocked and Loaded.
And this morning we're gonna give you kiss. We're gonna
give you eighties without makeup.

Speaker 2 (04:13):
Kiss.

Speaker 3 (04:14):
Crazy Crazy nights.

Speaker 4 (04:17):
On Wheel.

Speaker 2 (04:20):
The Josh inn Is Show. Sports.

Speaker 3 (04:25):
All right, let's see here, we have got Game three
of the Division Series. This afternoon, four oh eight is
first pitch at America Park, which will not be named
k America Park much longer, it appears. We will talk
about that. But with the sale, with the k America

(04:47):
sale that went down, a ballpark that's been known for
a quarter century as k America Park will no longer
be known as k America Park more than likely. But
we will get into that. But tonight you get Logan
Gilbert and Jack Flaherty in a swing game. It is
still a downer that the Tigers lost Game two with
schoobl on the mound, but you went in hoping to

(05:09):
get a split. You got the split. It's strange because
it feels different getting the win in the bullpen game
versus the schoobl game. It just feels different. But hey,
no matter how you got here, it's one to one
and you're at home. You haven't hit the ball at
all for two months, but maybe today is the day.
You've basically had one good inning of hitting the baseball
in two months, But maybe today at home sold out

(05:32):
packed house, tons of people Day Baseball Camerica Park. Maybe
today is the day. Hopefully today is the day. Give
some run support to Jack Early. He's pitched relatively well lately.
So go win the damn game. Go flush the big dumper,
go take care of them. That's all I can ask
you to do. I mean, maybe today's the day they

(05:54):
put up ten runs, or maybe today is the day
they have another two to one game or a three
to two game, but hopefully they come out on the
other side of it positive and look, Toronto's gonna win
their series. So you win this one, you're heading up
to Toronto for the Alcs. Other baseball stuff, two two
oh series right now in the National League or just

(06:14):
actually two to two oh series. Yeah, both in the
National League, because you've got the Cubs who are down
to nothing to the Brewers.

Speaker 2 (06:21):
And I love that.

Speaker 3 (06:22):
I love to see the Cubs who spend all this
money and think they swing their ds better than everybody.
They spend all their cash, and they're traveling up to
face lowly Milwaukee, which is basically a suburb of Chicago,
and they view them as a little brother. And Milwaukee
is up to nothing and they've kicked their ass in
the first two games. I freaking love it. And then
you got a battle of two insufferable groups, big money spending,

(06:43):
insufferable groups and insufferable fan bases. But for different reasons,
the Dodgers have gone up to Philadelphia and taken the
first two in that one. So you've got two to
nothing series there. We got a one to one series. Here,
we got a two nothing series with the Yes and
the Blue Jay. So this is the only good series

(07:04):
so far, and hopefully our guys end up two to
one and lead that one. Bad news for the Lions,
who may be the best team in the NFL. After
watching five weeks of football, I feel comfortable saying the
last four weeks they have been the best team in
the NFL. But they're taking hits. Terry and Arnold's going
to be out for a long time, which is horrible
news because he was that suck because he was playing
well in that game. They're featuring him on TV, people

(07:26):
are talking about how well he's playing, and then Boomy
gets hurt. So that's a huge loss. They dealt with
it last year. Last year was the defensive line. This
year it's the secondary that's dealing with issues. Hopefully they
can hold the line though, because they are the best
team in the NFL right now. If you had to say, Josh,
take one team that can win the Super Bowl. It's
a wide open league right now. But the Lions are
damn good. Like I watched the Chiefs last night lose

(07:48):
to the Jaguars. The Jaguars, I think are now four
to one as well. Look, the Lions would school the
Jaguars would absolutely maul those guys. So you look around
the league and look at the best teams in the league.
The Lions to me right now that that could change tomorrow.
It could change in two weeks, because four weeks ago
after they lost to Green Bay were like, what the
hell's wrong? Green Bay is gonna win the Super Bowl? Well,

(08:09):
Green Bays lost two games in a row and they
don't look good. Lions have won four games in a row.
They look fantastic. So things can change on a week
to week basis. But I think the Lions are the
best team in the NFL right now. They're the most
fun team to watch, the most complete team in the NFL.
And now they get to prepare for Kansas City, who
was coming off a late loss. You've never seen anything
like the Trevor Lawrence touchdowns. Do you see the Trevor Lawrence. Okay,

(08:31):
so last night they're at the one yard line trying
to score on Kansas City. Lawrence goes back to pass
games on the line. Offensive lineman steps on his foot.
He falls down. Now, most of the time that's going
to be a sack. You have to hurry up and
get up and run under the play. Old Buddy tries
to get up, falls down again, then is able to
get to his feet. He's about to be sacked. He
gets away from the defender and runs into the end

(08:52):
zone for the touchdown. It's a touchdown I've never seen before.
And Jacksonville at home beats Kansas City. So Kansas City
will be coming off a loss when they take on
the Lions. But that's gonna be fun too. I love
watching Kansas City lose. I hate them, I hate Mahomes,
I hate the entire Kelsey family, I hate everything. I
hate Taylor. At this point, everything about the Chiefs I

(09:14):
find insufferable.

Speaker 2 (09:15):
So please beat the hell out of them. Thank you.

Speaker 3 (09:17):
All right, more rock and we'll get an update on
Mark Sanchez. We'll talk about Camerica Park being no more.
We got a lot to do. It's the Josh Jenna
Show on Wheels.

Speaker 2 (09:25):
This it's the Josh Ennis Show on one of six
point seven WLZ Detroit one.

Speaker 3 (09:31):
On tax point seven Detroit's Wheels bon Joby, Josh Nnay Show,
Josh and James this morning. Hello, we are loaded for
the seven o'clock hour. By the way, we've got your
opportunity to score those that will have Ticketmaster gift card
that's gonna get you into that Monday night game with
Detroit and Tampa. You're at least gonna get qualified to

(09:52):
do that, and you're gonna get fifty bucks to Kroger.
We're gonna do that here in about ten minutes or so.
An update on Mark Sanchez. We got to talk about
the the uh the possible name change of Kamerica Park
and if people actually care about that or not. We
just have a ton to get into today. So it's Josh,
It's James. It's the Josh Ennis Show. We're back here
in about eight minutes. Stay there.

Speaker 1 (10:13):
This is the Josh Ennis Show on one OHO six
point seven double LLZ.

Speaker 3 (10:18):
People to call, Okay, give them the number right now.
Let's do a post and get it. And also the
text because uh, I'm trying to get new people, and
as I saw yesterday, your Facebook was just loaded with
people that are like, oh god, James is back.

Speaker 2 (10:33):
It's nice to see like friendly voices instead of like
the opposite when you when you're doing a.

Speaker 3 (10:39):
Radioh yeah, I know right, because I see none of those.

Speaker 2 (10:42):
I see none of the friendly voices you say.

Speaker 3 (10:44):
Good for you. I'm reading these comments from people and
it's got like a thousand likes, and then people are
blowing up your Facebook and it's like misson, David, Chuck,
David Chuck, shuck. They sucked without you now, James, and
blah blah blah. And I'm like, well, come on over,
please hang out with us. Please. So let's see. There's
the phone. Let me give you the phone number eight

(11:06):
seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. That
is our phone number, and then our text, which is lame,
is five to one eight eight one. But you have
to text the word Josh first, so it has to
be Josh, and your text if it doesn't say Josh,
it doesn't come to me. It just goes into the air.
It's stupid. It's not like an actual phone number. It

(11:27):
is dumb. Then they changed it on me a couple
days ago and didn't tell me. So I was going
days without getting text messages and I'm like, what the
hell happened. They're like, oh, we changed the number. Oh
so yeah, thanks. So you have to text the word
Josh and your message to five one eight eight one.
We got to bring these people over and then we'll
post the podcast on there.

Speaker 2 (11:48):
Because people were.

Speaker 3 (11:48):
Asking about that, They're like, where's the pod?

Speaker 2 (11:50):
They want to hear it.

Speaker 3 (11:52):
Look, I am not against exploiting your connection.

Speaker 2 (11:54):
To David Chuck, not against it at all.

Speaker 3 (11:58):
At this point, we need to build an audience and
for whatever reason, those Jimokes have a big one, So
let's steal a couple from them and we can all eat.
We'll all eat and try to beat them. So, but
our phone number is eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh sixty seven and the text you can text
the word Josh and your message to five one eight
eight one, and that's how we'll get it. So Tigers tonight,

(12:20):
here's what we're gonna do. If you want to get
qualified to play the Tampa Mayo Challenge on October twentieth
here at the radio station. And if you play that
you'll have a chance to win one thousand dollars to
ticket Master that you will use to buy tickets to
that night's Tampa Detroit game over at Ford Field. If
you want to do that right now and score fifty
bucks to Kroger, I need you to call and we

(12:43):
got to flush the big dumper. Cal Raley is in
town today. He hits sixty homers during the regular season.
We're in a one to one series with the Mariners.
We need to win this damn thing and we need
to flush the big dumper. So I need you to
call up, find a toilet, go to that toilet and
flush the big dumper.

Speaker 2 (13:03):
Like it.

Speaker 3 (13:03):
And if you flush the big dumper, I'll get you
that fifty dollars to Kroger, and I'll get you qualified
for the thousand dollars ticket Master gift card that you
will use to attend Monday Night football on October twentieth
when Tampa's in town.

Speaker 2 (13:18):
But you've got to flush the big dumper. Did they
get bonus points hit? They're on the toilet. Wow, they flushed.

Speaker 3 (13:23):
I'd need proof that you've pulled down your pants and
you were sitting on the commode to make it official.
You need to be doom scrolling while you're on the toilet.
It's that you're not officially pooping unless you're scrolling through
reels on your throat. It's because it used to be
you'd be reading the paper, there'd be a magazine. Now
you just doom scroll and watch reel after reel after

(13:44):
reel after reel. That's how it works now. So yes,
eight seven seven, nine, eight eight one oh six seven
fifty dollars to Kroger and you'll get qualified for the
thousand dollars to ticket Master to see our guys take
on Tampa October twentieth. But you have to flush the
big dumper. Flush the Big Dumper. Eight seven seven, nine

(14:05):
eight eight one oh six seven. We will do sports
as well. Coming up, you will hear from aj Hinch
how are they going to turn things around and take
Game three?

Speaker 1 (14:14):
Well?

Speaker 3 (14:14):
Aj Hinch has the answer and he'll tell you that momentarily.

Speaker 2 (14:17):
But first.

Speaker 3 (14:19):
You will get Nirvana all right again. Eight seven seven,
nine eight eight one o six seven Flush the Big Dumper.

Speaker 2 (14:29):
We are Wheels.

Speaker 3 (14:31):
That is the greatest American rock band of all time.

Speaker 2 (14:34):
Night Ranger with Sister Christians, the Josh It Is Show Sports.

Speaker 3 (14:41):
All right, we got a big Game three at Kamerica
Park soon to be three Fifths Park or something else,
but today it's k America Park, and today it is
Game three. We have got Seattle in town.

Speaker 2 (14:56):
Now.

Speaker 3 (14:56):
Things have not been going well offensively, you know this,
like two months it's been bad on defensive baseball for
the Tigers. Yet they have survived. They came close to dying,
but they survived. They keep coming back just when you
think they're dead. That It's like Mark Sanchez when he's
getting maced. Do you think they think they're gonna put
him down and you think he's dead, But no, he
just keeps coming. And that's the Tigers. And aj Hinch says,

(15:19):
so at least tells us what they're going to have
to do to take the lead in this series.

Speaker 5 (15:25):
And you don't get to this place without being able
to answer a few challenges. So I our guys are
going to be well rested with the day off today,
We're going to get home, we're going to get settled
into an environment that we're comfortable in, and we're going
to face an exceptional pitcher in Logan Gilbert.

Speaker 2 (15:40):
So we're going to.

Speaker 5 (15:41):
Stay in the fight and keep competing and put some
runs on the board.

Speaker 3 (15:46):
Now I didn't really learn much there, but thank you.
I appreciate we're going to compete well good. I mean,
you've had two months to figure it out offensively and
they haven't been able to do it. But maybe today
is the day. They had that big inning against the
guard Indians the other day, maybe they have just get
me one, give me one of those innings. Give me
a six run inning somewhere. I know it's a lot
to ask. Hell, give me a three run inning. We're

(16:06):
excited to see a two run inning at this point.
You give me three runs. That's the house money. So
they played today though at four oh eight Logan Gilbert
versus Jack Flaherty. Bad news for the Lions as they
continue to play well and they're maybe the best team
in the NFL. They're the most fun team to watch.
But just like freaking last year where the injuries got
him on the defensive side of the ball, it's happening

(16:28):
again this time the secondary and the news is really
bad for Terry on Arnold.

Speaker 4 (16:33):
Unfortunately, he's gonna be out for a while. He gonna
be out for a long time, and you.

Speaker 3 (16:37):
Know it's serious because the coach started developing like a
Southern dialect when he said he gonna be going for
a long time. No, he said, let me tell you something.
He's gone like he said it normal. Then it's oh,
he gonna be gone, old buddy gone.

Speaker 4 (16:49):
Unfortunately, he's gonna be out for a while. He gonna
be out for a long time.

Speaker 2 (16:53):
He's gonna be out for a long time.

Speaker 3 (16:54):
So when you start sounding like you're in when you're
in the green Mile, that's when things are going.

Speaker 2 (17:00):
He gonna be up, mister Jangles. He gonna be out
for a long time.

Speaker 4 (17:02):
Unfortunately, he's gonna be out for a while. He gonna
be out for a long time.

Speaker 2 (17:06):
So that has started serving iced tea. Then he did
you want to mind julup?

Speaker 3 (17:10):
The media people were getting mint and julips and were
invited to the derby actually after that, but that's bad
news again, injury bug bites. Then last year it was
the front. This time it's the secondary and it sucks,
but they got to keep winning. That offense is so
much fun to watch. And after you watch Kansas City
lose again last night, you see the Packers have lost
two in a row, and you see the Chargers, who

(17:31):
everybody was in love with, have lost back to bad games.
Right now, I think the Lions are the best team
in the NFL, and the only thing that can stop
them is injuries. And here we are again. Damn it anyway,
all right, other baseball series. You've got a two to
o lead for Toronto. You've got a two oh lead
for the Cubs. You got a two oh lead for
the Dodgers. This is the only series that's a series,
the one that's happening here in town. And again four

(17:54):
oh eight is first pitch for the Tigers and the Seamen.
All right, So I still got to get you hooked.
I put that fifty dollars gift card to Kroger and
get you qualified to play the Tampa Mayo Challenge. I
swear we're gonna do that in just a second. But
first you will hear from Pearl Jam Eddie Vedder's got
to be upset. He's a big Cubs guy. Tough to
be Eddie Vedder today, down two games to none against Milwaukee.

(18:17):
My god, imagine being the team from the big city
and Milwaukee your little brother, the little town that's an
hour away from you, that you mock and.

Speaker 2 (18:24):
Make fun of.

Speaker 3 (18:27):
Be like, it's like we lost to Toledo in something. Yeah,
I see what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (18:31):
It'd be no good.

Speaker 3 (18:33):
All right alive. I swear we're gonna get that. We're
gonna get someone to flush the big dumper. Here in
just a second, we are Detroit's Wheels one O six
point seven, Detroit's Wheels. Josh and His show, Josh and
James this Morning. I misspoke. I think I said that
the Cubs had a two to zero lead over the Brewers.
It's the other way around. My brain wasn't working. I

(18:53):
knew the answer. I just said it wrong. Also, we're
getting text messages from people saying hello to James. Are
glad to have James back on the radio. Welcome back James,
it says, so happy to hear James on the air.

Speaker 2 (19:04):
He is awesome.

Speaker 3 (19:05):
Tell him your snack dealer says hello, Eh, my snack
dealer is snack dealer like a drug.

Speaker 2 (19:10):
No, it's uh literally snacks, like what kind of snacks?
Like new stuff that comes out. She knows how to
find it, she knows where to get it. So like,
what kind of snacks do you like? Oh? Anything that's like, well,
I see you on.

Speaker 3 (19:20):
Your videos eating like sour patch ropes all the time,
Like it's just testing, Like, are you an employee of
sour pats?

Speaker 2 (19:26):
I'm an influencer of yours, So.

Speaker 3 (19:28):
You're a sour patch straw influence.

Speaker 2 (19:30):
It's sour punch straw, sorry, sour punch straws. Yeah, for
the American Liquors Company. I do influence her work for them.

Speaker 3 (19:36):
And I just see you breaking it down. You're like,
so this, I can taste a bit of raspberry, and
I think, yeah, I just watched videos of you eating
sour punch straw. Of course, now I wont sour punch O.

Speaker 2 (19:48):
My snack dealer she found some snacks that I could
not find back in the day when Brocks came out
with some crazy flavored like handy corns and stuff. Yeah,
she knows where to find them.

Speaker 3 (19:59):
Candy corns.

Speaker 2 (20:00):
Gross. Yeah, it is gross. But when you're trying to
do video content, you eat the gross stuff.

Speaker 3 (20:04):
That's true.

Speaker 2 (20:04):
People will tune in to watch you want to almost
throw up.

Speaker 3 (20:07):
So when I was doing sports radio during the pandemic,
we had nothing going on, so I was on Twitch
on this radio station and we just started drinking disgusting
alcohols that people would bring.

Speaker 2 (20:16):
Up like liquors.

Speaker 3 (20:17):
And it all started with a Menthol tobacco flavored vodka
and it was two dollars at the liquor store and
it was so bad, but that's what started it. And
before you know it, we would take every liquor that
we tried and poured into one big shot called the
Mega Shot. Oh it was awful, but people like a
thousand people on Twitch would tune in just to watch
us drink disgusting liquor. There's an idea for us. We

(20:39):
might as well just do that every long. We'll do
it anything we can. So if you'd like to say
hello to James and welcome into the show, text the
word Josh and your message to five one eight eight one.

Speaker 2 (20:48):
Of course you can call as well.

Speaker 3 (20:49):
Speaking of calling, we need to go to the phones
because I still have not given away the fifty dollars
to Kroger. I have still not gotten anybody qualified to
play the Tampa Mayo Challenge on the twentieth. So we've
got to do that right now. We gotta flush the
big dumper. Let's go to the phone. Hello, who is
this pat? Where are you calling from? Brother? I'm a
nov Now you're calling, obviously because you would like to

(21:12):
win fifty dollars to Kroger and qualify for those tickets
to see our guys take on Tampa. Right, Oh, yeah
for sure. Now are you near a commode? I am
all right. Now here's what I'm gonna need you to do.
I'm gonna need you to pull down your pants and
sit on the commode. All right, All right, I need
to hear your pants hitting the floor, so we confirm this.

(21:32):
Are you wearing a belt? No belt?

Speaker 2 (21:34):
All right?

Speaker 3 (21:34):
What color you're just wearing like jim shorts or something.
He's got swatpants, that's true. You know it's getting cooler today.
So all right, are are you? Are your pants down?
And are you on the commode?

Speaker 1 (21:45):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (21:45):
I am all right.

Speaker 3 (21:46):
So you're sitting on the toilet.

Speaker 6 (21:48):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (21:48):
Now I need you to sing your favorite classic rock
song while you're on the toilet. There's good acoustics in
the bathroom, all these hoops. Sing sing song?

Speaker 2 (22:00):
Uh, sweet child of Mind?

Speaker 3 (22:03):
Well sing it? Go ahead, give me a little to
sound like Axel do an Axl Rose impression on the toilet.

Speaker 4 (22:08):
Oh, well done, bo, look at him, I like passingly
trained singer there.

Speaker 3 (22:16):
Correct, he's got good acoustics in the bathroom. That's the key,
and singing in the shower on the toilet. Wonderful acoustics.
All right now, Pat, you're on the commode, you're singing,
sweet child of mine. You want to win these tickets
to see our guys take on Tampa, at least have
a chance to You won fifty bucks to Kroger. Are
you rooting for the Tigers today?

Speaker 2 (22:34):
Oh? Yeah, you know it.

Speaker 3 (22:35):
And we got to beat the hell out of Seattle.
I'm sick of Seattle. I'm sick of seeing the video
the Dufess crying at the game. I'm sick of hearing
about they won their first playoff game in twenty five years.
I'm sick of Seattle. We need to win. We need
to stop this train right now. And to do it,
we need to flush the big dumper. So Pat, give
it to me. I need to hear you flush the
big dumper. And when you flush it, I need you

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to say. I need you to say, f the big
dumper and then Seattle sucks, and then flush the big dumper.

Speaker 2 (23:03):
Go ahead.

Speaker 3 (23:06):
Of the big dumper. Is your toilet clogged? That was
a horrible flush? Now let it refill, and then I
need you to flush the big dumper again. I got
nothing out of this that. Put the toilet and put
the phone near the toilet. I need to hear the flush.

Speaker 1 (23:26):
Right there you go.

Speaker 2 (23:29):
It's okay, we'll wait.

Speaker 6 (23:31):
Wait some one of those big, big tanks. Well wait,
just wait for the flush. Yeah, and the tank's refilling.
Is the toilet seek cold at all? No?

Speaker 2 (23:47):
Good? Good, glad to hear. Is it one of like
those cheap plastic ones or is it one of those
nice padded cushion ones.

Speaker 4 (23:53):
Oh?

Speaker 3 (23:54):
No, the cushioning cut like it gets kind of stained
and gross, like I don't you don't want to pupuck
so off?

Speaker 2 (24:02):
Do you have a bedet? No?

Speaker 3 (24:04):
Oh, I've heard like my buddy got adet.

Speaker 2 (24:06):
He said it changed his life. A lot of people
say that. I heard that.

Speaker 3 (24:11):
All right, so are we refilled? Are we ready to
flush the big dumper?

Speaker 2 (24:15):
Alright?

Speaker 3 (24:16):
F the big dumper. Let's go the big dumper.

Speaker 2 (24:23):
Yeah, f the big dumper.

Speaker 3 (24:27):
All right, you got fifty bucks to Kroger, pat. But
tell me this what radio station says. The big dumper
can go around the bowl and down.

Speaker 2 (24:35):
The hole one O six point seven w LS, Josh in.

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Speaker 3 (24:50):
One O six point seven Detroit's Wheels, Stevie Nicks, Josh
and a show It's Josh James Welcome in. So yesterday
it was a huge story in the office that Rush
has an nouns that they're touring again. This will be
the first time in eleven years, and it's the first
time since Neil Pert died.

Speaker 2 (25:08):
Is it Peert or is it Pert?

Speaker 3 (25:10):
See? I hear it different ways all the time. I
always thought it was me too, But like I hear
some people say Peert, so I don't know if it's
still Peart or if it's still Pert. It's the same
thing with Neil Sean from Journey. I'll hear people say
Neil Shown. I'll hear people say Neil Sean. I don't know.
But they've got a lady drummer now, so lady drummer

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in Rush.

Speaker 2 (25:31):
Now.

Speaker 3 (25:31):
What we've learned is sometimes when you add ladies to
like the rock bands, sometimes dudes get mad. Like we
saw it with Lincoln Park when they were playing Chester
with the Lady and like there was some seriously angry people,
and it's like, well, sorry, no matter who you replaced
the guy with, you're gonna hate because he's not Chester,
So you're gonna hate no matter who it is. But
like the fact that it's a lady who cares, I

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think it makes it cooler.

Speaker 2 (25:53):
I agree.

Speaker 3 (25:54):
Like a couple of years I guess it was two
years ago, Lizzie Hale toured with skid Row for a
couple shows and sounded awesome, right, So, like, stop hating
on ladies singers and drummers and guitar players. You want
to know one of the most badass guitar players out
there is the gal that's with Alice. They were here
a couple of days ago. Straussuse Nita Strauss. I am
in love with her. I fell in love with her

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about a decade ago when Alice was opening up for
Motley Crue on their farewell tour.

Speaker 2 (26:22):
Ten years ago.

Speaker 3 (26:23):
Eight tours later after their farewell tour, but I had
never seen her before. Me and my buddies were at
the show and it was like when Wayne saw Cassandra
for the first time and I'm hearing dream Weaver and
I'm like, who is this? Like when the Joker saw
Vicky Vale stop the Press, and I've been in love
with her ever since. And she can waale, so she's awesome.

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But I bring up Rush as they are touring again,
if you want to call it a tour. I think
they're doing six American cities La Fort Worth, Texas, Chicago,
New York, Cleveland, and then Toronto if you want to
count that as America, which it is not, obviously, but
they're doing Mexico, Toronto, and then I guess five American
cities La Fort Worth, Chicago, New York, and Cleveland. And

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I know I'm supposed to care because Casey came in
and let me know I'm supposed to care. Like I
thought we were gonna have to break into songs and
like like do a breaking news city guys, breaking news,
what's sorry? And I look, I'm not banging on you.
If you like Rush, I get that. A lot of
people dig Rush. I'm not against Rush. There's a lot
of good Rush tunes, little Spirit of Radio, a little

(27:27):
closer to the hat. There's there's good Rush music. I
just don't care to see Rush, and I don't feel
like Rush is one of those bands that I have
to see before I die. Right, And I'll ask you
this and I'll throw mine out too. But is there
a band that you haven't seen, or an artist that
you haven't seen that you feel like you must see,
whether it's a legendary act or somebody you just want

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to see. I will ask you, James, is there an
artist that you haven't seen that you feel like you
must see.

Speaker 2 (27:54):
I'd love to see The Ramones. The Ramones.

Speaker 3 (27:56):
Yeah, okay, so well that's that's one that's certainly I
would go with the Stones. And I had the chance
to see The Stones on their last tour, the Hackney
Diamonds tour.

Speaker 2 (28:09):
They were playing.

Speaker 3 (28:10):
They were playing all stadiums, but they played a smaller
amphitheater outside of Branson, Missouri, which was a couple hours
from Saint Louis, where I was living at the time,
and they gave me tickets to go to the show,
but I couldn't go because our friend was getting married,
like a real just an a hole getting married on
the day the Rolling Stones are playing this small amphitheater show,
so I didn't get to go.

Speaker 2 (28:29):
Planny.

Speaker 3 (28:30):
But like, they're one of those bands that I feel
like I need to see, like I had, and they
still sound good. They you know, Mick looks good. I
feel like I need to see the Rolling Stones. I
don't feel like my life will be incomplete if I
don't see Rush. And I've seen some pretty legendary acts.
I've seen Kiss a few times. I've seen the Eagles
a few times with Glenn, which I think is a
big caveat is to say, or you say, hey, I

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saw him with Glenn. I didn't see the Vince Gill
Glenn Fry's kid Eagles. I saw the Eagles unless you
don't count them because you know, Don Felder wasn't in
the band or whatever. But I've seen the Eagles. I've
seen Billy jolahandful of times. I've seen a lot of
legendary acts. The only ones that I circle and say
I'd really like to see them would be the Stones.

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And I'd like to see Elton John, which I had
a chance to see him twenty years ago, and the
day of the show he got sick and canceled. Oh no,
like I had tickets. It was in New Orleans.

Speaker 2 (29:20):
I was gonna go.

Speaker 3 (29:21):
It was gonna be awesome, and then he canceled day up.
So I've never seen Elton John I'd like to see
Elton John, which I won't because he's done touring allegedly,
so we'll see. But I've never seen Elton John. I'd
like to, and i'd like to see the Stones if
Paul McCartney. If I had a chance to see McCartney,
i'd probably go just to say I did it, like,
oh boy, there's enough good music from Paul McCartney slash

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Beatles like to me, I don't care enough about Rush
to get excited to go see Rush. I don't like
I looked at a setlist for Bruce Springsteen, and I
know the hits from Bruce Springsteen like if you can.

Speaker 2 (29:52):
Get me Born in the USA and Born to Run
and Hungry Heart and I'm on Far and all that.

Speaker 3 (29:58):
I know that there's two many Bruce Springsteen songs that
I don't care about to sit through a four hour
Bruce Springsteen concert, so that that doesn't interest me. So look,
we can ask you guys eight seven seven nine eight
eight one oh six seven. You can text text the
word Josh and your message to five one eight eight one.
Is there an act? Is there a singer? Is there
a band that you haven't seen that you feel like

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you must, and is Rush one of those I'm banging
on Rush, and I'm banging on you if you like Rush,
But like, this isn't your correct, this isn't what I
feel like I need to see. Like ac DC, I
haven't seen, and I wasn't living here at the time
when ac DC rolled through back I guess in June,
so I wasn't here for that. I'd love to go
see ac DC. I'd love to go see Guns n' Roses,
who I haven't seen. Rush isn't one of those acts

(30:42):
for me. It's like, it's cool, good for them. I
geta they're gonna sell out these Arenas's gonna be great.
I just don't care. It doesn't do it for me.
But what say you? Eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh six seven. You can text text the word
Josh and your message to five one eight eight one
the original Beatles. I want all of the Beatles to
no badge you can actually see together that are still

(31:03):
touring or an artist that's still touring. I got one
dude that messages every day that's really ticked off about
my commentary on Rush. How I don't care, says if
you don't want to go see Rush, then you're stupid. Okay,
then I'm stupid. I just don't care to see Rush.
I'm not against them. I'm not dumping on you. If
you like Rush, it's just not one that revs my engine.
But when I hear AC DC coming around, that's one

(31:25):
that gets me excited. G and R gets me excited.
I've never seen Elton John. I got a text here
that says, I hear Poison is touring soon with their
original members. That excites me. Now. The other thing with that, though,
when you think about Poison touring, is that Brett Michaels
never stops touring though, and he always doing, and he
just sings Poison songs. There is no solo Brett Michaels.

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So you've basically seen Poison if you've seen the singer
from Poison sing all of Poison songs. That said, if
you get Ricky and you get CC in there, and
you get and you get Brett, I'd totally be down
for that.

Speaker 2 (32:00):
I liked that.

Speaker 3 (32:01):
Look, I'm a big Poison guy. I've seen Motley Crue
three or four times. Regrettably, each time I leave going
they're so bad. Motley Crue is so bad live yet
I love it. Every time I get a chance to
go see Motley Crue, I'm like, I'm in, and then
I leave making fun events. He's fat, he can't sing,
it's awful. Yet the next time they come around here,
I am again. Then there's some acts that tour so

(32:22):
frequently that there's nothing special about seeing them, Like def Leopard.
I've seen def Leopard like ten times because def Leppard
never stops touring. It's like you want to tell def Leopard, like, hey,
absence makes the heart grow fonder, take a summer off,
But no, like this, It'll be this summer to be
journey in def Leppard, then it'll be Motley Crue and

(32:43):
def Leppard. They don't they don't need any money. They're loaded.
They have one of the biggest selling albums of all time.
They tour NonStop. There's no way these dudes need more money.
I guess they just want to play, and I guess
credit to them. But like it gets kind of tiresome, Like,
give me a year off and then come back and
then maybe I'll be more excited. We got Fred who's

(33:06):
a member of the Jiss Army. He says, I want
to go to Nashville in November and see Paul McCartney.
See again. McCartney is one that i'd go to just
to say I did it.

Speaker 2 (33:16):
I get that.

Speaker 3 (33:17):
So I love all of the Beatles stuff. I'm not
a huge Beatles guy. I think that's like you had
to be their type of thing. You had to live
it and be part of it. I'm look, you know
every Beatles song. It's just not one of those that
I'm like in love with. Like, I'd rather go see
The Stones, Like I think the Stones would be a
cooler show than Paul McCartney. But i'd go to both
of them, but the Stones. If I had to circle

(33:37):
one and say, look, there's one act that's still tours
that's legendary and I have to see them, it would
be The Stones. And I think they're probably gonna do
another one because they're putting out new music.

Speaker 2 (33:47):
Dude's like eighty two years old.

Speaker 3 (33:49):
He's plowing thirty year olds and he's just putting out music.

Speaker 2 (33:52):
That's how he stays young.

Speaker 3 (33:53):
Yes, Boning thirty year olds keeps the eighty year old
guy feeling like he's fifty and that's all that matters.
So yeah, all right, So but Rush they're coming back,
and some people are excited, some people are not. I
was actually surprised by some of the comments that I
saw on our social media from people basically going cool,
I probably can't afford to go. Like That's the other
thing that you run into with these legendary acts is

(34:14):
their tickets are astronomical that have spend legendary money, correct,
And I don't know what these tickets are going to cost.
I haven't looked, but I would imagine they're going to
be expensive. That's the same thing with seeing Springsteen, Like, hey,
I don't want to see Springsteen, but b hear that
the tickets are thousands of dollars apiece, so that makes
it tough too. I love to look at old ticket
stubs of these legendary acts when they before they became

(34:36):
legendary acts, and they're just igs, correct, like you're seeing
the Who or like Rush. I guarantee you you could
have seen Rush at Cobo Arena for like four dollars
when Rush was in their heyday. By the way, they
weren't just a nobody act. I mean they have hits
and you know them. You can go to Cobo Arena
and see them for five dollars. You probably can't even
get into that show now for less than five hundred.

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The world has changed a lot, my friend. All right,
eight seven seven one eight eight one oh six seven.
Speaking of things that are changing, the name of Camerica
Park seems like it's going to be changing, and some
people are mad about that. We'll get into that. We'll
do sports as well. And a Mark Sanchez update. What's
the latest with our favorite drunk fighter friends? He sobered up,
yet dude's still drunk considering how hammered he was. I

(35:18):
don't know. It would take a lot to detox that guy.
All Right, that's all coming up. We are Detroit's Wheels
the Josh in.

Speaker 2 (35:24):
This show one O six point seven.

Speaker 1 (35:26):
WLV, The Josh inn Is Show Sports.

Speaker 3 (35:32):
All right, so we got Game three coming up this afternoon,
that's at four oh eight. I guess weather permitting, is
it supposed to rain today? I read that the weather
might be inclement today, Yes, when I talked too.

Speaker 2 (35:43):
And then with the.

Speaker 3 (35:44):
Inclement weather, it's going to bring in the cooler weather
and we may have finally hit the end of heat.

Speaker 2 (35:48):
Yeah, it might finally feel like fall and then get cold.
Summer is finally over.

Speaker 3 (35:53):
Be careful what you wish for, though, because I'm sitting
here walking my dog yesterday and it's hot and I'm like,
I just wanted to be cold. Yeah, that's until it's
minus eleven degrees and there's lake effects snow and I'm miserable.
So be careful what you wish for. But weather could
play a factor today, and it's certainly going to make
things cooler. Like if this game would have been yesterday,
it would have been a gorgeous evening for baseball.

Speaker 2 (36:15):
Tonight it might be cold.

Speaker 3 (36:17):
So if you're going down to the ballgame at Kamerica Park,
then be prepared. But speaking of Kamerica Park, it is
going to be renamed because Fifth Third Bank Corps acquiring
Kamerica Bank for eleven billion dollars. Wow, it's I'm fascinated
by banks that, like, it costs eleven billion dollars to

(36:38):
acquire a bank. I don't know why that feels weird
to me. It might sound stupid, but that seems weird.
But anyway, the ballpark name is going to change, and
we don't know what it's going to be. And I've
seen people, Ah, it better not be Fifth Third Bank
or third, fifth fifth third Bank. Course, here's the thing.
For twenty five years, it's been named after a bank.

(36:58):
Ca America is not some special name. It's a bank.
Like I I've lived in Houston for a decade and
they just changed the name of the ballpark from Minute
Made Park to Daycon Park, so it's named after air conditioning.

Speaker 2 (37:12):
Now people are upset.

Speaker 3 (37:14):
All I've ever known is is Minute May Park, and
the fact they're changing this is disgusting. I'll never call
it Dacon Park. So you're mad that the sponsorship changed
to air conditioning from orange juice. It's a sponsorship. There
are very few stadiums that aren't sullied by sponsorship. These
are not like family names. These aren't names with a legacy.

(37:38):
Most ballparks and stadiums are named after sponsorship deals. So what, Like,
I get it, You've known as Camerica Park for its
entire existence.

Speaker 2 (37:46):
I have too, we all have.

Speaker 3 (37:48):
And it's gonna suck to go to a place called
Fifth Third Bank or Stadium or whatever it's gonna be called.
But like, that's.

Speaker 2 (37:55):
Life at the end of the day. It's the big deal,
just like DTE and pine Op. Yeah, like I needed
a d everybody's still called it pineob.

Speaker 3 (38:01):
Correct, and everybody's still going to call this Camerica, just
like everybody in Houston still calls it minute made. But
like I would get it if it were called Tiger
Stadium for the last twenty five years and then you
slapped a sponsorship on it, I could see where you'd
be outraged by that. I'm not outraged by this because
it's going from bank to bank. That's all we're dealing

(38:21):
with here. This is not a tragedy. Like in Saint Louis,
the stadium is called Bush Stadium. It's a weird one
because yes, it's named after a family, but it's also
named after a beer. So it's kind of like, oh,
if it ever changed names, that would suck because it's
been that forever and it's a name and a company. Whereas,
like you know some of the ballparks and the names

(38:42):
on these ballparks right like pet Co, Oh totally, there's
some like Angel Stadium, like that's still unsponsored. But then
you get American Family Field and Chase Field and City Field.
They're all named after credit cards and banks, Citizens Bank Park,
k America Park, oors Field, Globe Life. They're all named

(39:03):
after insurance and banks. That's what all these stadiums are
named after, such businesses that always just print money. Correct,
pet Co Park, P and C Park. Every bank has
a stadium. It feels like so or or Suitor Health
Park in Sacramento, which is a minor league park where
the A's are playing right now. But point being in

(39:24):
all of this is like, I get change sucks, and
you're used to calling something Camerica Park or whatever, But
there's nothing special about that name.

Speaker 2 (39:33):
It's just a bank. It's a sponsorship deal.

Speaker 3 (39:36):
Now, imagine if they would have thrown a sponsorship deal
on Tiger Stadium, like, hey, oh we changed Tiger Stadium
to you know, Fifth Third Bank Park.

Speaker 2 (39:44):
Well, then I see the outrage.

Speaker 3 (39:46):
You know, like, if let's say Tiger Stadium, they had
found a way to preserve it, like Finway Park, which
again I never went to a game there. I feel
like that could have been a legendary venue that should
have gotten the Finway Park and Wrigley treatment.

Speaker 2 (39:58):
It didn't, but whatever.

Speaker 3 (39:59):
But if they would gone Tiger Stadium to hey, we
just signed a naming rights deal with Tim Horton's and
you're like, I'm never going to call this Tim Horton's Field,
It is Tiger Stadium. This is bank to bank we're
dealing with here. This is not this is not a tragedy.
I mean it's the same thing that happened in La
So Staples Center people were outraged because now it's called

(40:20):
like cryptoocrypto dot com arena and you're like, oh, I'm
sorry it's now named after this and not named after
an office supply store, Like did you think that Staples
was just like a dude, like, hey, that's named after
Jerome Staples. No, it's named after that. It's named after
it could have been office depot arena for all we care,
you know, So whatever I mean, get look, I love
you and get over it. It's gonna be a different

(40:41):
name and it sucks, but it is what it is.
How about that?

Speaker 2 (40:44):
Good? All right?

Speaker 3 (40:45):
If you want to get in, you can call eight
seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. We'd
like to hear from you this morning. I will get
to that. Mark Sanchez update. We got a lot to
do still. We are loaded. As a matter of fact,
the Rock is not doing well because his latest movie
also a bombarde so he makes crappy action movies in

(41:05):
their bombs, and now he tries to make Oscar made
and it's a bomb too. Things are not going well
for the Rock. That explains why he's back to wrestling
so frequently. It's the only thing people care to watch
him in. All right, we got the offspring. Now it's
gone away. We are Detroit's wheel. So if you'd like
to hear an interesting story about naming rights on ballparks,

(41:28):
by the way, it's the Josh and His Show on
Detroit's Wheels. So a naming rights story, that's fantastic. So
we mentioned Bush Stadium in Saint Louis obviously that is
named after the Bush family, the Anheuser Busch family. They
own They own the Cardinals for a long time, but
they are the beer people, the Bush Beer.

Speaker 2 (41:45):
Well.

Speaker 3 (41:45):
When August Bush bought the Cardinals in the fifties, the
stadium was called Sportsman's Park and he wanted to change
the name of their ballpark to Budweiser Stadium because they
owned Budwies, and Major League Baseball said, no, you cannot
do that. You cannot call it Budweiser Stadium. You cannot
have a beer or I think back then you could

(42:06):
even have sponsorship names on stadiums, like how far we've come.
I don't think they could be sponsored. So here's what
August Bush did so he could put a sponsorship on
his stadium. He created Bush Bavarian Beer as you know
it now is just Bush Beer and then eventually Bush Light.
He created this beer so he could sell it and

(42:27):
call the stadium Bush Stadium to promote that beer.

Speaker 2 (42:30):
Wow.

Speaker 3 (42:31):
See that's that's smart. That's genius stuff right there right
Like back then, these guys like these owners were wild,
like dudes like Bill Becking guys were crazy. Now it's
all about the dollar and I get all that, and
I'm not like mad about it is the world we
live in.

Speaker 2 (42:45):
But think about this.

Speaker 3 (42:47):
This guy created a new beer just so he could
promote it on his stadium, and he did it under
the guys of that being his name. So since it
was their last name, you could call it Bush Stadium
because that's his last name. He created Bush Beer so
he could sell more beer by putting his name on
the stadium, which was also the name of the new beer.

Speaker 2 (43:05):
So also a fun origin story on Bush.

Speaker 3 (43:07):
Exactly is that is how Bush beer came to be.
Think about that. That is amazing. That's the kind of
cool stuff owners used to do. Now it's like, well,
the bank that pays US twenty five million is now
changing their name, so we'll change our name as well.

Speaker 2 (43:21):
And that's the way it goes now.

Speaker 3 (43:22):
But back then it was a different world, back when
men were mavericks.

Speaker 2 (43:26):
We don't get that anymore.

Speaker 3 (43:27):
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(43:50):
up Doctor feel Good one of those six point seven
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Good morning. Are you a rock guy? Do you like
the Rock? Dwayne Johnson? So as far as like a wrestler,
you're a wrestling yeah, okay, so as a wrestler is
a wrestling character. All that, you're a big fan of
the rock. How do you feel about the way The

(44:11):
Rock has kind of re entered the wrestling world in
the last year or so with the character that he's playing.

Speaker 2 (44:16):
Ah, you know, he's not as bad as what I think.
He tries to play himself out to be. So it's
hard for him to come and try to be like
such a mean heel yeah and do all that.

Speaker 3 (44:25):
So you don't take him seriously, no, because you see
him in like The Tooth Fairy and he's hard to
take seriously. Well, that's how you that's the issue you
have with wrestling now is you see these guys everywhere
and they don't even try the k fame thing anymore. So,
like it is hard to just turn on wrestling and
buy some guy as a bad guy when he's out
like doing charity stuff and everything, and you're like, I
don't buy this. It's like same thing with Sina when

(44:46):
he's doing that no one scene, the thing's junk, that
the whole angle is junk with Seena, like trying to
play him off as a bad guy's dumb. But so
I bring up The Rock because his latest movie, The
Smashing Machine, in which he plays mm a legend. Mark
Kerr got a little Oscar Buzz, Like it's Oscar bait.
Like you watched the trailer, You're like, this is the
Rock Who's like, I'm tired of making Jumanji and being

(45:08):
made fun of, so I need to go make Oscar
Bait to show the legit pro aesthetics on his face
and everything I know, And like he lost I think
he lost a lot of weight for a movie role.
That might not be this movie role, but he lost
a lot of weight for a movie role. Like he's
trying everything he can to be legitimized as an actor,
and no one bought it. Now. Part of that might
be that the movie theaters were overrun with Taylor Swift

(45:28):
People this weekend, which was the number one movie. And
it's a bunch of what you would think would be
small girls, but really it's like thirty something year old
lonely women totally.

Speaker 2 (45:36):
I know.

Speaker 3 (45:37):
Speaking of concerts of legends that I've seen, I have
seen Taylor Swift in concert two times, not recently, that's
a strong flex. I've seen her twice. But no one
went to see this movie. Apparently it made just under
six million dollars, which is the worst opening ever for
The Rock ever. Like now, mostly because he makes movies

(45:58):
that are just made to make money, so like and
most of the time those movies may not even be
successful because they cost one hundred and fifty million dollars
to make and market. Therefore, like it might open with
fifty million, but that's a disappointment. This one was kind
of like that underground, kind of dark, dingy oscar bait movie,
and apparently no one gives a damn because no one.

Speaker 2 (46:19):
Went to see it. I mean, that's unfortunate for the Rock.

Speaker 3 (46:21):
Well, obviously it's unfortunate for the Rock even clear his paycheck.
Probably I bet he probably took less money to do
this because he's like, this is my oscar bait, right,
And the movie apparently cost about fifteen million, so it's
not going to make its money back.

Speaker 2 (46:34):
Now.

Speaker 3 (46:34):
Maybe people will see it this weekend now that they've
seen the Taylor Swift movie and they don't like. I
bet a lot of people didn't want to go to
the movies because they didn't want to deal with the
Taylor Swift. People like being overrun by tweens and thirty
something year old women who think they are still tweens,
so they probably didn't want to go to the movies,
so maybe this weekend he'll have a bounce back. But
everybody's been talking about this, Oscar this and the Rock

(46:55):
is great than this, and then no one saw it.
My theory on this is that it's just about a
subjec matter that's very niche. And I don't think that
there's a wide audience for MMA Dark MMA guy.

Speaker 2 (47:07):
Story, right, I don't even I'm not even familiar with
the gentleman's name that he's playing.

Speaker 3 (47:11):
Yeah, like apparently, and look, I don't follow MMA either.
I'm not like a big dude in that world. But
apparently this is like a big time guy that was
in the early days of MMA, right, And I don't
really care to watch that. Like the movie what was
the movie about the von Erics that came out? The Claw?
The Iron Claw, right, which my dad was in for
what it's worth, for like two seconds. How about that?
Uh my dad was in The Iron Claw is the

(47:33):
ring announcer for like two seconds. It's a big deal
to him because he tells everybody like, Hi, I am
Scott Innis. I was in the Iron Claw. But like
this exact moment deposits so you can see him. I do,
and every time it's on, I'll take a picture and say, hey,
I just saw you for two seconds in the Iron
Claw the checks and then yeah, so but like that
movie I saw, but I had more interest in that
because I knew the backstory and I'm wrestling and all that.

(47:55):
But a lot of people didn't see that either, and
it was an Oscar bait movie for Zach Geffron and
and no one saw it, And no one's seeing this
movie either. I just don't think it's an audience for that,
Like it's not a mainstream enough topic subject matter. So yeah,
now maybe he'll still get nominated for an Oscar or
Golden Globe whatever. But like the fact that people didn't
see this movie isn't shocking to me because it's about

(48:17):
an old MMA fighter and it's a dark movie. Like
someone said, this is kind of like The Rocky for MMA.
Rocky was a very uplifting story, and boxing in the
seventies is a more mainstream thing, and it's a love
story in the seventies. Watching the trailers, I'm like, yeah,
people are not going to like, mainstream audiences are not
going to care about this movie, and obviously they didn't.
But the rock is in a downturn movie wise, because

(48:39):
his movies don't make money anymore either, Like every movie
he puts out, it's kind of a dut I just
think people are tired of the rock.

Speaker 2 (48:44):
They've gotten rocked out. Could be part of it too.

Speaker 3 (48:47):
I can't think of the last rock movie that I
saw that I enjoyed or any.

Speaker 2 (48:53):
I didn't even see Hobbs in Shaw.

Speaker 3 (48:55):
I'm trying to think of a rock movie that I
legitimately enjoyed.

Speaker 2 (48:58):
Well, Rampage, I didn't see that. I don't like any
of those movies. It's a problem too.

Speaker 3 (49:02):
I'm not into those, so I'm I don't know. I
thought maybe this would be my way to like the rock,
like a dark like, you know, a character movie, not
you know, a big budget rock falls off a building
or rock is hanging out with Vin Diesel movie. I
was like, I don't know. I thought this would be
the one, But I guess this wasn't it either. We'll
have to see, all right, we got more rock coming
up on Wheels, like it or not.

Speaker 1 (49:23):
This is the Josh in his show one.

Speaker 3 (49:27):
Though six point seven Detroit's Wheels Josh in his show
It's Josh and James This Morning Hello, Glad you guys
have reached out. Glad you guys are enjoying what we're
doing that. There's a lot of reaction on James's Facebook
page yesterday and on the Wheels Facebook page. You had
to have been amazed by the number of people that
were like, hey, glad you're back on the radio.

Speaker 2 (49:48):
Very amazing. There's like eight.

Speaker 3 (49:50):
Hundred, like a thousand likes and hundreds of comments from
people who are like, hey, I don't even know what
Wheels is or who Josh is or whatever, but I'm
glad you're back.

Speaker 2 (49:58):
Yeah. I was happy to see that, because you it's
not very nice. It's usually quite the opposite. Yeah, but
see how much you suck, how much you don't deserve
to be on the airwaves.

Speaker 3 (50:06):
That's the key in life. All you got to do
is get fired for people to start liking you. Sympthy
strings to day exactly. That's how my life has been.
Like every time I'm on the air, I get nothing
but hate. Then the second you get fired, people are like, hey,
wait a minute, where did it gos gone?

Speaker 2 (50:21):
I've lived there so much.

Speaker 3 (50:23):
But that's usually how these things go, right, Like, like
you get fired, then all of a sudden people are like,
you know, then they the people that hated you feel
bad for you. And then the people who liked you,
who never post about anything then reach out and they're like,
wait a minute, I love the show. Well, why didn't
you say anything when I was on?

Speaker 2 (50:39):
What happened?

Speaker 3 (50:39):
I haven't heard you in a long time. I love
that one too. That's a classic one, like, hey, dude,
what happened? Where's the show?

Speaker 2 (50:44):
Well?

Speaker 3 (50:45):
I haven't been on for two months. What do you
think happened. I'm not a sabbatical. I've got whacked friend, jeez.
So if hey, you want to weigh in on the show,
you want to let us know, give a call. Give
us a call at eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh sixty seven, or text the world Josh and
your message to five one eight eight one. There is
a full podcast of the show. I never really promote this,

(51:07):
but since a lot of people that are your people
on Facebook of asked, just search for the Josh Enness Show.
There is another podcast that I do that is my
own podcast that's mostly about sports and offensive things that
is called All Up Innis.

Speaker 2 (51:20):
If you want to.

Speaker 3 (51:21):
Check that out, you can't too. If you're like, I
want a longer form discussion about these sports things that
this guy talks about. Then you can check that out
as well. It's called All Up Nis, I N n Ees.
You used to be called the Josh Ennis Show. So
what's happening is I think people are searching for the
Josh Ennis Show and it's taking them to my personal podcast.
Because I saw a guy comment on yours last night going, oh,

(51:42):
I don't want to hear about Taylor Swift. I'm like, well,
we're not talking about Taylor Swift on the radio show.
That was like, this guy must be super high, man,
I know, No, he's accurate. I spent an entire podcast
episode talking about Travis Kelsey's penis okay, which again no,
but she sings about it in the so you don't
know that story would. The song would on this new

(52:03):
Taylor Swift album is all about how she has had
the sex with Travis Kelsey, which leads me to believe
she had never had sex before, because she talks about
it like someone who just lost their virginity, Like you
know the scene in road Trip where the guy's out
there he's like, I just had sex with a girl,
Like that's Taylor Swift right now, she's like like like

(52:23):
it must have been her first penis.

Speaker 2 (52:26):
It had to have been the.

Speaker 3 (52:27):
Way she look, look I judge it, Hey, good for you.
But the way she's singing about it, it's like it
changed her life. She got deep down really good by
Travis Kelcey. And the speculation is that it's nine inches
and there's some like math that people have done with
like different numbers, because that's all Taylor Swift thing is
is people like looking at different numbers and trying to
decipher like this weird lame music version of the Da

(52:49):
Vinci code where like somehow there's code words here and
this number here and not all equals that Travis Kelcey's
penis is nine inches long.

Speaker 2 (52:56):
Well, good for him.

Speaker 3 (52:57):
Look if it is more power to him, that's like
four of me rock on brother. If that's what it
takes to get with Taylor Swift, I have no chance.
Well I don't think any two of us combined. I
don't thinking me, you and Case the entire air staff
of this radio station probably couldn't get that job done.
But yeah, so that's what that's about. So I was
talking about that on my podcast, which is called All

(53:17):
up in US. That is my personal podcast. But then
there is the Josh Ennis Show, which is this. So
if you want to if you miss any of this
show and you want to hear it, then you search
for the Josh Ennis Show and you subscribe wherever you
get podcasts.

Speaker 2 (53:29):
We'll let your people on.

Speaker 3 (53:30):
Your Facebook page know that absolutely so they know and
they can check that out. But there you go. Because
James is very popular. His social media blew up yesterday,
the station social media blew up yesterday. You get one
Jimoke that was on the Dave and Chuck Show, and
all of a sudden people are like, I'm interested. I
didn't even know this was a thing until there was
a guy that was on David Chuck there.

Speaker 2 (53:51):
But anyway, so you can check out the podcast and
all that stuff.

Speaker 3 (53:53):
All right, Josh Ennis Show. It is John Mellencamp's birthday today,
and given how miserable he always sees, I bet birthdays
aren't really for him either. He's just a crotchety old bastard.
But happy birthday anyway. John, John Cougar, Johnny Cougar, John Cougar, Mellencamp,
whatever you call yourself. Now STP on WLZ Josh Hani Show,

(54:15):
It's Josh and James this morning readings, How are you?
Here's a story for you. Out of Florida. Headline reads
Florida firefighter accused of throwing close to one hundred painted
red tampons onto ex boyfriend's lawn.

Speaker 2 (54:30):
Who was a headline.

Speaker 3 (54:31):
So apparently this chick who used to date this guy
was very upset that he had a new girlfriend, and
she drove over to this couple's house and she threw
these fake red tampons or real tampons that are painted
read onto the lawn. Now, the story is that this
galler name is Gabrielle Franz. She said that she was

(54:54):
unhappy that her ex boyfriend had a new girlfriend, and
she had talked badly about them to others, made angry
posts on social media, and drove a truck that was
similar to the one scene in the video. The video
that we are speaking of is the video that showed
this truck pulling up and dropping one hundred fake red
painted tampons on this person's lawn.

Speaker 2 (55:14):
I had to take a lot of time to prop
these tampons. Look, that's commitment.

Speaker 3 (55:17):
Like I wish that I could upset a woman to
that level, like somebody was so angry that I moved
on that they took the time to paint all these tampons,
although I guess in theory, she could have just thrown
them in a bucket or you know, a bucket of
paint and pulled them out, or like grabbed one of
those paint trays that you put the roller in, you know,
just throw a bunch of them in there. Like, I
don't think she just went out there with like one

(55:38):
brush and was like, I'm picturing like Picasso.

Speaker 2 (55:41):
Like Bob Ross, you know, happy little mistake, happy little tampon.

Speaker 3 (55:45):
Here administration, Oh that looks authentic, that this is really lesson?

Speaker 2 (55:52):
Yes, yes, yes, real. But my question though, like, how
are they sure all one hundred of those tampon is
just pink?

Speaker 3 (56:01):
And that's the other part that bothers me, is I
guess she wanted them to think that like it was real.
But first of all, how like, let let's say let's
operate in a world where the guy has to think
they're real. Okay, let's say he sees these initially he's like,
oh my god, there's real tampas. How long would it
take a woman to oh, yeah, it's like to build
up enough to have a hundred used Tampa.

Speaker 2 (56:23):
I feel like you got a couple of months.

Speaker 3 (56:24):
I think so, because you're talking about once a month, right,
that happens for like a week, and then there's a
couple of day, So you have to be well over
a couple of months, right to build that up.

Speaker 2 (56:32):
Might even be like six months of presidens.

Speaker 3 (56:34):
I know, like it's a big bed for a very
little payoff too.

Speaker 2 (56:37):
How do you you save them? He throw them in
a big ziplock bagging and throw them in the freezing.

Speaker 3 (56:40):
That's the same way you say, like a steak.

Speaker 2 (56:43):
You're like the Tampon States Longer

Speaker 1 (56:46):
Show on One Who six point seven