Extreme Halloween Decorations

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Welcome in six six Josh Ennis Show. It's Josh, It's
James James. How are you today, sir? I am exhausted. Well,
what's your deal? Why are you exhausted? Just young baby
at home trying to get adjusted to this new early
morning routine. Like I'm gonna stay, gonna stay something that's obvious. Yeah,

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you chose to have a kid, chose this life, or
maybe you didn't. I don't know, but oh yeah it
was a choice. Okay, so you have made a choice. Yeah,
mad a choice. So well, we can't have this. I
can't have Oh, I I'm exhausted because I'm taking care
of the baby. Well, you know who's not exhausted is
the guy that doesn't have a baby. Yeah, I can
see that. I'm spried today. I went to sleep at
like nine thirty last This is a spry as I've

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been since I started doing this. I watched my stories
last night. The good thing is baseball game ended early, right,
so then I got to watch my show Baling Out loud.
It's the show about this gal that's got Tourette syndrome.
So she just says really offensive things. Oh I think
I've seen previews for that, so you can watch it
uncensored on HBO match. Oh. So like she's like f this, whatever,

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suck this. And it's fascinating because I think, doesn't she
like hit her boyfriend in the nuts repeatedly, Like they
sit next to each other on the couch watch and
she just hits him right in the nuts. Yep. And
that episode she did which is funny because like then
you laugh at it, like I got hitting the nuts. Now,
if he had Tourette syndrome, he's cold cockying his girlfriend
every fight. That's that's not good. But the lady kicking

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the guy in the nuts because she's got Tourett's it's hysterical,
but it's a quality program. So I watched that and
I said, you know what, I'm going to bed early
because I want to come to work spry after that
Tiger's victory. Well, good man, that's very responsible to you,
and I am sprite. Then this morning I woke up.
I'll tell I'll save this. I got a story for
you about what I encountered when I woke up this morning.

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We'll get into that. We got a lot of stuff
to get into. Have you checked out the Facebook page?
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bucks to Kroger. We have got stories about wacky Halloween decorations,
some that are just wacky and some that might be offensive.
We got that for you today. We're just loaded, and
of course we have a Game five coming up Friday night.
Let's go but to kick things off and get you
rocked and loaded because we're celebrating Detroit today. We're celebrating

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the fact that we're still in the baseball playoffs. We're
celebrating the fact that we have the best team in
the NFL right now. We are Detroit, We are the
Motor City. Let's give you kiss. We're gonna give you
Detroit Rock City because we're obvious, but we're gonna mix
it up a little bit and we're gonna give you
the live version. So kiss Alive. You wanted the best,
You've got the best. We are Detroit's wheels good Josh

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in his show, Ah right, as you know, the Tigers
have forced a Game five. They will be playing on
Friday night. Thank god, you know who? I think. I
thank Toronto for finishing the job last night, because if
Toronto wouldn't have won, if the Yankees would have forced
a Game five, that series would have seen its Game

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five played in prime time and we would have been
buried at four in the afternoon. Again. But because we're
the only game in town on Friday night, eight oh eight,
first pea night. All right, a game I can watch
is in the middle of my day. This is good.
So I plan on going to the cozy lounge on Friday,
which I do anyway. I go to the Cozy Lounge
every Friday. But I like when there's something to watch,

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and this is gonna be awesome. Game five was Schooble going.
You feel pretty good, although I mean they've lost every
game he started against see that also, I mean take
that for what it is. But look, you like your chances, right,
you'd like it better than the alternative. Hopes are high.
If the alternative were, hey, Casey Mice or Jack Flaherty
or pitching chaos were the option, you would like it.

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You'd much rather have Schooble going than not. So, yeah,
it feels safe, It feel secure. Well, it's got a score,
and they did what they did in that Cleveland series.
They did nothing offensively, and then Boom had a big stretch.
They scored nine runs yesterday. They had that six n
inning against Cleveland last week. But it was looking dicey brother.
With fifth inning, it's like, well, oh, this thing's over.

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And especially when they loaded the bases with nobody out,
that's where it looked like, Okay, they're about to blow
this thing open. Make the pitching change, get the double
playball that allows only one run. To score and that
kind of kept you alive. And then they scored a bunch.
It's funny when they start to hit, they just hit.
The problem is they haven't done enough of that over
the last two months. But they win last night nine

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to three. They advanced, the Brewers had a chance to
close out the Cubs. They didn't do it. The Cubs
force a game four with a four to three victory. Toronto.
The aforementioned Blue Jays are going to the LCS. They
beat the Yankees five to two. And while you were sleeping,
the Phillies things to a late meltdown from Clayton Kershaw,
who just got demolished last night out of the bullpen.

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The Phillies forced a game four. They went eight to two.
Hockey is back today. Yeah, tonight tonight You've got hockey
at LCA as the Canadian come to town to take
on the Wings. And that is sports, all right. So
here's what we got. We got some stuff coming up now, man.
We got some interesting local stories. We got school stabbings

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to talk about. We have got Halloween displays in other
parts of the country that are controversial. We got a
lot of stuff to get into today. We are locked
in oh And by the way, we got to get
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check out a video of this Halloween display that's got
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That is Metallica doing Bob Seeger and not nearly as well.
Let's turn the page. I'm Josh, what's going on? It's
Josh and James The Josh Ennis Show. Today would have
been John Lennon's birthday. He would have been I'm not
gonna do the math, but old. I think he would
have been eighty five. Actually, I think eighty five is
what John Lennon would have been when we blasted my

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calculator happened. I think I got it. So I'm not
a Beatles guy, right, Like I'm just it's not something
that I knock or I dislike. I just I don't
care about the Beatles that much. It's just not my thing.
I get you. I get that, I really don't care
about John Lennon. Like I think John Lennon will go
down to me and like you can think whatever you

(08:03):
want to think. Yeah, this is your opinion. I think
John Lennon is one of the most overrated people artists.
First of all, every story you read is he was
kind of a scummy human anyway, he was kind of
like there was stories about how he's like a woman beater,
and look, there are a lot of guys do a
lot of bad things that are great at what they do,
and people ignore the bad stuff. Okay, fine, but I
think John Lennon's music sucks. I just I don't. We

(08:24):
are sad, like like it doesn't do anything for me. Hell,
this is Christmas, Like none of that does anything for me.
Study over, like, none of that does anything for me.
I just like I wonder, and I wonder this about
a lot of people who die young, right, And he
died when he was forty, And then you've got the

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whole twenty seven club, you know, with Kurt Cobain and
all these other people that are in the twenty seven Club,
Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix and all those. You wonder
what these people would have been had they lived to
be eighty and had to go through all like the
ups and downs of aim and everything else. Like what
would have happened if John Lennon hit a point where
he's like sixty and he's playing at a casino in

(09:06):
Atlantic City? Yeah, you know what I mean? Like what
the future for artists? Like what would Jim Morrison have
been if Jim Morrison didn't die in a bathtub in France?
Like what would Jim Morrison be if he's fifty five
years old and he's doing a show at the Sands?
You know, like, what would that have been? Like, Like,
I don't know, but I asked you this, James, because
I look John Lennon. I understand the importance of John Lennon.

(09:29):
It's just not for me. I'm not a John Lennon person.
I think John Lennon's overrated. I ask you to tell
me a musical artist that you don't get that the
world seems to think is wonderful and you don't get.
We are in the trush tree. You can say whatever
you want here. The one band that close of mind
right off the top would be like Oasis. I know
so many people who love Oasis. I think that's one

(09:50):
of the greatest bands ever. Just ask Oasis. Oasis thinks
Oasis is one of the great Certainly they are like
New Beagles. I mean they view themselves in that way.
But you know, they have like maybe two songs that
I can tolerate and then the rest. It's just like
a bunch of like Caddie brothers that you keep going
at each other. The drama is more interesting than the music. Yeah,

(10:11):
Like you can't dismiss the fact that you know they'll
put in sixty thousand people for a show. But I'm
kind of in the same ballpark with you. When I
think of Oasis, like, I'm fascinated by them because I
think the brother is interesting because he just hates everybody,
and I find Bud like literally every single singer ever
except like the Begi's. I was watching a documentary about
the Beg's the other day and he's like, you know,

(10:32):
he's gray as the Begs. I'm like, this guy likes
the Begs. You hate everybody, but you like the Brothers
GiB okay. But I'm kind of with you because there's
a couple of Oasis songs I really love, like wonder
Wall is fine, right, but I'm a really big fan
of Don't Look Back in Anger. I think that is
one of the best songs that has ever been performed.

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But the rest of it, Like, I thought about what
it would be like to see Oasis because they they're
too of the kind of to uring thing. They played
a couple of show. Chicago was one of them a
couple of weeks ago, and like, I'd like to go,
But then I'm like, do I even know enough music
by Oasis to enjoy the show to make it worth
your money for me? No? Totally agree. Yeah, So like
I'd be there and I'd be like, whins don't look

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back in anger Core, it's like a last song. So
I'd be sitting there for three hours, like the second
give Me Like in the middle of it, you get
wonder Wall. You'd be like, I know that, and there's
a couple of it. I'd like cigarettes and alcohol, I know,
and like I know some of the songs. I'm just
I agree with you. I'm not super passionate about Oasis
enough to sit through a two and a half hour
show to wait to get to the song that I

(11:35):
really love. Although every video I've seen it just seems
like a moment when they do don't look back at
anger Man, when the crowd's into it and s Sally
can why I'd lose my mind. The problem is I'd
have to sit there for two and a half hours
listening wea a moment that I don't care about. I'm
kind of with you. If you want to get in,
you can do so via text. Text the word Josh

(11:55):
and your message to five one eight eight one. You
can also eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh
six seven. We'll throw this question up on the Facebook
page as well. John Lennon's birthday would have been today
would have been eighty five. I think John Lennon and
the Beatles overall musically is just it doesn't do it
for me. I would say John Lennon's overrated. I actually
like Solo, Paul McCartney and Wings much better than I

(12:19):
like John Lennon. But tell me an artist that you
find overrated. Text that in text the word Josh and
your message to five to one, eight eight one, Nirvana
on one of six point seven Detroit' wheels Josh in
a show. So the question was what artist or band
do you find overrated? Today would have been John Lennon's birthday,

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And I just don't get John Lennon. I think that
John Lennon and the Beatles are one of those groups
or he's an individual that people feel like they're obligated
to say is good because you're just supposed to You're
supposed to think, yeah, you're supposed to think the Beatles
are great, right, Like I so few people that have
negative things to say about their music, But I'm with you. Like,

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to me, when I heard some of these Beatles songs,
I'm like, oh that's what's why is there so much?

Speaker 4 (13:07):
You know?

Speaker 1 (13:08):
I just think there are certain things that people feel
obligated to say are good, otherwise they'll just get criticized
by people. So instead of saying, oh, I think that
this sucks or I just don't get it, you just say, oh,
it's the Beatles, and then you revere the Beatles. Like
I'm sure that there are people of a certain generation
who truly do revere the Beatles. Keep in mind, half
of what the Beatles did was just poppy rock boy

(13:30):
band music for half of their existence, and then they
started doing drugs and stuff and started doing trippy stuff it,
which is fine, and look I've nothing against it, but
like it's just not for me, Like I just I've
never gotten it or cared about it. Now I'm looking
at some of the text messages coming in, and you
can text. The number is five one eight eight one.
Just text the word Josh and your message to five

(13:50):
one eight eight one. That's how we'll get them text message.
I don't get people who love kiss, well, then you
don't get me friend, because I love kiss. I've seen
ki it's a handful of times in show. I love
Gene Simmons, I love Paul Stanley, I love them all
and I did kiss a lot. I have a picture
from when I was like seventeen years old. I went

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backstage and met Gene Simmons and he's in full makeup,
and instead of doing like the rock on horn like
the Devil Horns, for some reason, I did a web slinger.
So I look like a total dumb ass. I'm like, yeah,
but I love kiss, so I would disagree with you there.
I think kiss is fantastic. I like kiss with makeup.
I like kiss without makeup even more. I had other ones.

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I grew up in the eighties. In my opinion, bon
Jovi was never a rock band. He's somewhere between Abba
and Journey. Wow, I don't mind. I don't mind Bonjoe,
nor do I mind Aba. I've seen Look, I saw
The Mama mea musical, and the music of Abba is wonderful.
So let's not just throw strays at Abba here. But
I will say that, like, dude, that's cele party when

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what's a great album? Like that's a fun album. New
Jersey is a fun album. That music was fun, frivolous,
drug fueled sex music. It was great. The problem is
then the nineties happened for bon Jovi, and then the
two thousands happened for bon Jovi, and now he looks
like someone's lesbian, and yeah he does good. It turned,

(15:17):
it turned, and the music got really bad. But from
like nineteen eighty six to about nineteen ninety, my man
pumped out bangers. You don't have to think it's rock music,
and that's fine. Those were bangers that my man pumped out. Anthems,
stadium anthems that all the hot chicks liked. And that's
all that mapped. I mean, a lot of the songs
are played today, you know at stadiums. Sure correct. This

(15:39):
one just says good to hear James's voice on the
radio from cis boy in a Car. Well, hello, boy
in a car must be his overrated artist. There you go,
exactly all right. If you want to get in text
the word Josh and your message to five one eight
eight one. You want to keep talking about that, we can.
Actually the phone is ringing right now. You know what
I'm gonna do, and I'm gonna answer the phone live,

(15:59):
because it is rare that our phones actually ring it
this year, So I know, right for something other than
a prize, let's see here, wheels you're on, Go ahead, Hey, hey,
josh Like, yes, man, how about play cold Gin. I
think it's it's a really cool tune. All right, you

(16:20):
want to hear cold jin will let me see what
I can do. This is why the most show would
have a phone screen. This is the joshinn Ish show.

Speaker 2 (16:30):
On one Who six point seven double.

Speaker 1 (16:32):
Us Big Jim using this government name. So there, I've
answered it for you. Other text messages coming in from
people about overrated artists, this just has a throw up face.
And Bono Bono is another one I don't like either,
Like there's one really good album like you two is

(16:53):
interesting because Joshua Tree has got a few really good
bangers and the streets have no name and and all that,
and then I'll have an occasional one that I'll be like, oh,
that's really good. Like there was a song twenty something
years ago called Stuck in a Moment that I thought
was a good song. Like there are good YouTube songs,
but I just don't give a damn about YouTube. Big picture. Yeah,
I don't get the hype on ut either. Let's see,

(17:16):
I don't get Pink Floyd. I guess I've never been
into acid. This person says I got in trouble for
saying that once. So, when I was doing the show
here the first time, the radio station, not I. The
radio station, asked a question on Facebook, which is like,
much like this question, which artists do you just hate
or what artist is overrated to you? Yeah, to which

(17:38):
I climbed in the comments because I'm trying to engage
with the audience, and I said, I don't really like
Pink Floyd, which again, I don't hate Pink Floyd. I
just find a lot of other stuff to be overbloated, right,
Like I don't need the sound effects and the dial
tones and the and the just I think it's overbloated.
But some of the songs are really good. So I said,
I think Pink Floyd get a call, not a text

(18:01):
call from Casey. Oh hey, it's serious. You can't go
on social media and say you don't like Pink Floyd.
I'm like, why the hell would you ask the question
you asked? I didn't ask the question. You guys asked
the question. Don't ask questions if you don't want the answer.
So I got in trouble for this. So is this
guy gonna be getting a call from Casey? He's like, hey,

(18:24):
random text. You can't hate Pink Floyd. You can't be
texted in our show and tell him you don't like
Pink Floyd. And by the way, I don't hate Pink
Floyd at all. I've grown to actually really appreciate a
lot of this stuff. A lot of the music is
really good. Where I get annoyed is the songs are
fifteen minutes long and there's dial tones and random like
the clocks ringing, and I'm like, I don't need all that.

(18:47):
Just the songs on their own are pretty freaking good,
Like Time Time is an intense jam and it's great,
but there's like forty seconds of clocks. It's the same
thing with Steve Miller Band. Steve Miller Band's got a
bunch of cool songs till the first ninety seconds of
it is wo like wacky space effects. Like I get
that you guys did an f ton of drugs in

(19:07):
the seventies. It comes through in your amusement, but it's
very apparent it stays forever anyway. So if you want
to keep answering that question, you can. We got to
talk about Halloween decorations, because there's a couple of them
we've posted one on the show facebook page. If you
want to follow the Facebook page, I'd urge you to
do so. Just search for the Josh Ennis Show. That

(19:28):
is I nes. That is how you follow it. If
you want to follow the show. We're up over. You
said we're up over three hundred and fifty followers. Now
look fifty one, three fifty one. We started at zero,
started from the bottom. Now we hear four hours, we've
gotten three hundred and fifty one follows. Look at us.
Take that everyone else, We're godlike. I don't know what
to tell you, but go follow the page and check

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out the video of these Halloween decorations that have some
people calling the cops. We'll get into that. We'll do
sports here momentarily, but first the Josh it Is show spots.
All right, Well, good news is the Tigers have forced

(20:12):
a game five heading back to Seattle, whereas Trek Scooble's
gonna get the ball. How about that Trek Schooble game
five versus Seattle? Like you know that mentally, Seattle's got
to be wrecked by that. Oh, because they're up three nothing,
they're about to close it out. The ballpark is dead.
People aren't interested Tigers fans have already conceded that it's over,

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and then you've given up nine unanswered and the Tigers
end up winning. Now you have to get back on
a plane and go back home and try to get
up again to take on the Tigers against the best
pitcher in baseball. Wowsers. Now, aj Hinch is quite excited
about this prospect. He says that having schoolbl going in
Game five got us feeling really nice. He's so prepared

(20:55):
for this moment.

Speaker 5 (20:56):
He obviously is somebody deeply trusted in our clubhouse too
to bring intensity, to bring high end pitching.

Speaker 1 (21:03):
And bring results. And we went together.

Speaker 5 (21:06):
We lose together, but he leads us, you know, and
he's a big, big presence going into game five. As
we get on this plane to go across the country,
we got a lot of optimism, you know, heading that
way because of the presence of Trek School.

Speaker 1 (21:22):
Yep. So that is Friday night at eight oh eight.
Why is that a night game? Well, thank you very much, Toronto,
we owe you one. After the Blue Jays beat the
Yankees last night five to two, there is but one
game on Friday. It is ours Detroit and Seattle. The
Brewers could not close out the Cubs, as Chicago wins
that one four to three. That's a two to one

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series and the Dodgers had a chance to finish off
the Phillies at Chavez Ravine and they couldn't do it.
The Phillies much like the Tigers a late onslaught. They
ended up scoring eight runs late in that game and
ended up winning eight to two. Hockey season starts tonight
at else Thes are in town to take on the Wings,

(22:04):
and that is the start of a hockey season. Boy,
I love going to hockey games. I'm a hockey guy.
I enjoy putting on like I enjoy the hockey tuxedo
where you put the jersey on over the hoodie. There
you go, that's a good look. Put on a nit cap,
put on a little stocking cap, put the jersey on
over the hoodie, and put some times on with that.

(22:24):
Have you got yourself a blue collar hockey tuxedo? Baby?
Pretty flat for a what guy? That's what I am.
Now we do have to get you qualified for the
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I think you have to pull out a ball, and
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win that thousand dollars. Do we have a budget to
buy this mayonnaise or we're gonna have an intern like

(23:09):
mixing oil and eggs. Yes, it's like it's might at
the table service, you know, like when someone makes a
Caesar dressing right in front of you. Uh No, I
think Kroger's hooking us up because there's no way we
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Thank you Kroger. All right, So here's the question that
you have to answer for the Tampa Mayo Challenge. I'm
gonna ask you a question today and it should be
an easy answer. It is Seattle related, because we're headed

(23:33):
back to Seattle. There's a group or a person called
Harvey Danger from Seattle. Like a lot of people associate
Nirvana and all these other grunge bands being from Seattle.
Jam part yep, Harvey Danger is also from Seattle. What

(23:54):
song is Harvey Danger known for? It's a very simple question.
How many people are googling right now? How many people
are just calling right now and haven't even heard the question.
This is one of my favorite games where I pick
up the phone. They get so excited because they're on
the air and they haven't even heard the question. Watch this, Wheels,
Do you know the answer? What's the question? Ah? You

(24:16):
better listen. Your prize piggy, Ah, you get nothing. You
lose good date, sir to turn you in to waka.
I will not reward you for not paying attention. You
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All right? So we'll get the answer to that question.
What is Harvey Danger from Seattle? What is their biggest hits?

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You get in now? Eight seven, seven, nine, eight one
oh sixty seven. We're gonna talk about Halloween displays. We're
gonna do that coming up, but right now you're gonna
get the great Brett Michaels in poison. Now listen, rondezvo
Now I'm through with you. Eve six on Detroit's Wheels.
Josh in a show, how are you. We're going to

(25:00):
get somebody on the horn here in just a second
and get you qualified for the Tampa MAO Challenge. But
first let's talk Halloween. So we have this video up
on the Josh Ennis Show Facebook. Yes, we have a
Facebook page now and you can check out this video there.
Just follow us the Josh Ennis Show. It is I
n Ees and apparently this family and where are they located.
I don't know what city they're in, but the Carolinas. Okay,

(25:24):
so they're in one of the Carolinas. And their Halloween
display makes it look like their house is legitimately on fire.
So every window looks like it's got a raging flame
in it, and then there's smoke billowing out of the house.
It is so well done. It is now people are
upset about this in the neighborhood because they're actually calling

(25:46):
the fire department concern that this house is on fire,
to the point that the people who own this house
have posted on Facebook, our house will be on fire,
not real fire, as Halloween decorations every night from eight
to ten pm between now and October thirty. First, please
do not call the fire department again. Here's my issue.
I have no issue with this, Like, do what you

(26:08):
want to do with your life whatever. I don't understand
what this has to do with Halloween. Like, this isn't
a Halloween theme thing. This is just oh, our house
is on fire. Like, there's no ghules, there's no goblins,
there's no skeletons, there's no like like you walk around Detroit,
every neighborhood's got somebody with a four hundred foot tall
skeleton or in a tiger's tur's to me. I know

(26:31):
you're telling me this, and look, that's all well and good,
but that's Halloween. Skeletons, ghouls, goblins. Every other house has
this wish to which that looks like it's flying around
and everything. What does your house being on fire have
to do with Halloween, mister Halloween. I think it ties
into like the mischievous nature of Halloween. The mischievous. Oh yeah, mischievous,

(26:52):
you know, like that toilet paper in a house or
setting it on fire. I mean Devil's Night here in Detroit.
Like the fires were a tradition for men many years. Yeah,
but you're not gonna set fire to someone's house. That's like,
this is what I'm not annoyed by them doing it.
Do whatever you want, right Like I'm I'm all about
people that do the wacky Christmas decorations that annoy everybody

(27:12):
in the neighborhood, that flood the neighborhood with traffic because
people want to see it. I grew up with my
dad doing that kind of stuff, so I get it.
My issue continues to be that I don't understand why
this is a Halloween thing. This looks like something that
can be done to like teach firefighters how to like
bust into houses, you know what I'm saying, Like it
looks like a training course for firefighters. It doesn't look scary.

(27:33):
Now if you had like some skeletons in the window
as well or something, or I was just gonna say,
if they put like a skeleton in the front porch,
is it now make it Halloween? Yeah, a skeleton. You
have to have a skeleton, skeleton which you have to
have a pumpkin. You have to have a ghoul, you
have to have a goblin, you have to have Michael
Jackson from the Thriller video. You have to have something

(27:55):
in the lawn that shows it's Halloween. Otherwise you're just
screwing with people here, which, hey, I'm all about screwing
with people. I'm a big fan of the screwing. Okay,
but I don't get this. That's my biggest issue. If
you want to see the video, it's on the Joshna
Show Facebook page and you can weigh in. Like I'm
looking at some of the comments and one guy's like,
do you pay their bills? Shut the hell up? Oh no,

(28:17):
He's very passionate. I'm like, brother, I'm not telling you
to not do it. It's a question about whether or
not you think the decoration is cool or not. I
think it looks cool as hell. Yeah, I understand what
you're saying. The disconnect with the fire and Halloween. I
see that, Like, what about fire is Halloween? Like the
devil put the devil put the devil on the porch
with like a pitchfork or something like that. And then

(28:38):
I'm like, Okay, I get it, Like the devil set
fire to your house. All this looks like is someone
committed arson. But it's like a scary scenario like, so
if you're a passer by and see the house, oh
my god, thus is on fire. Yeah, and then you
bother the fire department and like every time you call,
does the fire department have to be like, we know,
is it at five twelve North Maine Read and Fountain

(29:00):
in And they're like, yes, it's just it is it
between eight and ten pms. It's just a fake fire. Like,
I don't get it. I love the Halloween decorations. I
love the fact that here in Detroit, like every neighborhood
is just loaded. I mean you were telling me that
you've got like a twenty foot tall skeleton. I love
my giant skeleton, like I love you around. I'm all
for it. And you go to the neighborhood to neighborhood

(29:22):
and it's all over the place and skeletons. I'm all
about it. But this doesn't have any meaning. This is
just like, hey, this looks neat, Like why do this
on Halloween? Why not just do it on like July eighth.
I mean, all you're doing is a fake fire. There's
nothing Halloween about this. There's nothing. There's no Freddy Krueger
like Freddie Freddy was that they was set on fire

(29:42):
by a group of the Springwood townspeople for being a
child predator. If Freddie were in this fire, you go, oh,
it's Halloween now because Freddy has been set they set
fire to Freddie and because he's a bastard son of
a thousand maniacs or whatever. This is great. This is
just someone doing dumb stuff. One spooky element short for

(30:04):
you to be able to call it Halloween. Yes, there's
no spooky element. Yeah, fires are scary, but there's yeah
if you're in it, Like if you're in the fire,
it's scary, like if you're like if your house is
on fire and you're trying to bang out a window
so you could jump out of it, totally. But there's
nothing scary about this to the average person. Like I'm
looking at some of the comments here, like Lee just

(30:25):
put in a comment that says badass. But yeah, put
some Halloween stuff out, that's all I want. Fill up
one of those those jack o lantern garbage bags of
leaves and put it out the front. Give me anything.
It could be as rudimentary as that, and it can
be as extreme as like witches flying around, but just
setting your house on fire is just kind of a
dick move, right, Like that's all that is. Like you

(30:46):
could argue it's almost a crime because you can't you'll
fire in a crowded room, right, that's a crime. Like
acting like your house is on fire, to me almost
feels criminal because people are then going to flood the
fire department. And I get that you're on Facebook, like, hey,
don't call the fire department, but it's still there. And
people don't look at Facebook all the time. People don't

(31:06):
look at your Facebook all the time. Yeah, I wonder
if they have a sign o like up front and
it's like, well, then that ruins the illusion. But that
ruins the illusion, right because you're trying to put forth
an illusion. You don't have to put a sign out
that says there's not really a dead body here because
they understand that it's Halloween. That's the way it should be.
This makes people think your house is legitimately on fire.
So if you want to comment on that and see
the video, go to the Josh Ennis Show Facebook. Okay

(31:29):
it's I n NES and check that out and we
can talk more about decorations. There's another story out of Alabama,
which is like a true to life Halloween. That's got
a lot of people ticked off too, And you're a
big Halloween decorations guy. And this whole city is I've
never seen anything like it, Like in all the places
I've grown up. I mean, people are like Halloween whatever. Here,
it's like it's like we're in Salem. It's like because

(31:51):
we're Midwest. Maybe maybe Halloween is huge in the Midwest.
It may be. We need to get down to the
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(32:14):
seen Monday Night football here in a couple of weeks. Hello,
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Speaker 6 (32:28):
Aw So I get some mayo?

Speaker 1 (32:30):
Yes you will. You're gonna get your hands in some mayo.
And if you want to eat the mayo, feel free.
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So you will have the opportunity to come up to
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(32:51):
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You've also got fifty dollars to Kroger to do with
whatever you please. If it's buying mayonnaise, it's buying mayonnaise,
whatever you want to do. So, uh, which radio station
or what radio station is going to have you elbows
deep and nasty ass mayonnaise. W l LZ Josh is

(33:15):
one of six point seven Detroit's Wheels. John Mellencamp. I
like some of the comments for getting from people about
this house that looks like it's on fire for Halloween. Yeah,
all I've said is that I don't think it's scary.
I just think it's kind of lame. It looks cool,
it looks cool as hell, but where's the Halloween aspect?
And a lot of the comments are from people saying
th these are from people that have cry rooms that

(33:38):
are for anybody who's offended by this, grew up with
a cry room at their school and blah blah, blah,
shut up, shut up, Like look like you were saying,
like you made the joke earlier that it's like a
real life situation scary, like a fire is scary. Yeah,
so is being told you have colon cancer. But that's
not going to be on your front lawn for Halloween,
and we're just doing true to light. Scary situation would

(33:59):
be an interesting a display, though. The actually Water's office
got a skeleton bend over, you know, and then they
got a doctor like a skeleton with a like a
rubber glove on and you hear like a little type
of noise and then yeah, there you go, moon River.
But no, it would like if that's what you're gonna do,
if you're into real life situations being scary, then hey,
you have cancer, Like and that's all. The thing that's

(34:19):
out in the front is a doctor's office and it's
over these loud speakers. There's some guy with his head
buried in his hands, and the doctor comes in and
he's like, you have testicular cancer, and it's it's inoperable,
You're gonna dig for and then thriller starts. Happy Halloween, everybody.
But there is one a Halloween display that is controversial

(34:40):
and Mobile, Alabama. Uh uh uh, it's depicting an ice raid. Okay,
now again not getting political here. There's not a political
stance on anything. There is just a setup out in
someone's yard that is depicting an ice raid. The best part, though,
is is the city the era off is the guy

(35:01):
who has it in his front yard. And I almost
wonder if that's what makes it even more controversial. Oh,
I would think so, that doesn't help. Here's the news
story from Mobile tonight.

Speaker 7 (35:12):
This display at the home of Mobile County Sheriff Paul
Birch is causing some controversy. In the front yard of
the elected leader's home is a depiction of an ice rate.
Three skeletons wearing ice shirts supposedly chasing other skeletons.

Speaker 1 (35:28):
I will say this it's more Halloween than the previous one,
because why skeletons.

Speaker 7 (35:33):
Wearing somebreros and ponchos climbing.

Speaker 1 (35:40):
Do we have a video or picture of this above
the Facebook? Yes, go to the Joshin go to the
Jusha and His show Facebook. So it is true. It
is some skeletons dressed as Ice skies and some other
skeletons wearing some breras and ponchos, and they are being chased,
actually one of them actually climbing the gate to the

(36:01):
guy's house. Look, I find it funny, Okay, I find
it humorous. The idea that it's the sheriff who has
this in his yard, it actually almost makes it funnier.
I'm not celebrating the ice idea, but I look, it's
got skeletons, it's Halloween. I can't I can't argue with

(36:23):
myself from.

Speaker 7 (36:24):
Before climbing over a fence. The sheriff's wife, Michelle Birch,
sent out a statement saying, in part quote, I made
this one, playing both on my Cuban background and new
needed change in federal immigration enforcement.

Speaker 1 (36:38):
She's like, look, I'm part cube, but I can do this. Well.
I guess sombreros and ponchos is anything that I don't
know whatever, Eli, I'm Gonzalez floated over on a door.
I don't think he was wearing a sombrero. I don't
think so either. I don't know but I'm not sure.

Speaker 7 (36:55):
My parents were legal immigrants, and I have plenty of
immigrants throughout my family.

Speaker 1 (36:59):
See, I can do it now. It's like, you know, hey,
I'm a white guy. I can say the in word
why my fifteenth cousin is a half black. I'm one
one thousand black. I can say the inWORD.

Speaker 7 (37:09):
One mobile resident who wants to remain anonymous, doesn't like
the display.

Speaker 8 (37:14):
Elected officials, just like all of us, have the freedoms
of speech. That's what makes our country great is our freedoms. However,
elected officials set the tone for our city, and the
tone that that sets is one of disrespect. It's racism,
it's racial profiling.

Speaker 1 (37:31):
Well, some I feel like I know what sign she
has in her yard.

Speaker 7 (37:34):
Arm fans of what Michelle Birch says is tongue in
cheek halloween decorations. Others like Tim Turner tell me quote,
I think it's great. That's his property, him or his
wife should do whatever they want on their property.

Speaker 1 (37:48):
Tim's like, I'm proud of it, damnit. And He's like,
I wish I would have thought of it myself.

Speaker 7 (37:52):
It's unclear when this display was put up, but just
last week Sheriff Burch defended one of his deputies after
they punched a suspect god a legal immigrant, while they
were face down on the ground.

Speaker 1 (38:03):
Well, of course he would. He's the guy that's got
the skeleton ice rate in his front yard. What do
you think he's gonna say? Like, no, I think we
used excessive force there, Burch says.

Speaker 7 (38:11):
Henry Castillo ran from deputies and tried to fight them
and would not put one hand behind his back. Burch
says the deputy didn't do anything wrong.

Speaker 4 (38:21):
If you comply, you know this isn't gonna happen. And
the other individuals, yes, they ran, but they complied once
the deputies called them. You know, there was no further engagement.
But if you fight my deputies, we're gonna win because
my Job'm sure they go home.

Speaker 1 (38:37):
Paul Burch don't have a round though, He's like, I
got one job, bro, They're got to make sure my
deputies get home, and to get home and make sure
I tend to my skeleton ice party in the front yard,
got to cleaning presels ponchos.

Speaker 7 (38:49):
Michelle Birch says the sheriff had nothing to do with
the display other than mowing the grass around it.

Speaker 1 (38:55):
Now, wait a minute, so his wife says that the
sheriff had nothing to do with the ice display. Buddy
knows it's there because he mows around it. First of all,
good for the sheriff from moent Is on lawn. You
would think he'd have somebody to do that. Well, I
think I know who he'd have doing that walk a
walk up the gentleman hopping the fence. Man, Yes, that

(39:19):
skeleton that's wearing the podscha on hopping the fence. But
the idea that he didn't know tickles me, like, well,
he had nothing to do with it. Well, you think
when the sheriff came home and he's like, listen, honey,
here's the thing. I think it's funny. Lol, Okay, but
it's not a good look for the sheriff in town
to have a skeleton ice raid in the front yard. Look,

(39:41):
I love it, honey, I think it's funny. And look,
we're gonna take some pictures of it and putting in
our private family group chat and an uncle Earl is
gonna laugh his ass off at this. However, I am
the sheriff in town and this is probably not a
great look. That's all you had to do. But he's like, ah,
hell no, I like it, honey, good work. And then
he mowed all around it, so he knew it was there. Well,

(40:04):
you know, he's probably not a run for reelection for
a couple of years. Yeah, so's he's comfortable, he says,
I'm in. I'm comfortable, all right. If you want to
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so we are busy in the eight o'clock hour. By
the way, we will do sports. You'll hear from aj
Hinch the Tigers are still alive baby game five on
Friday Tomorrow night eight oh eight. So we'll do some
sports for you, but also a local story involving a
stabbing and an elementary school an elementary slash middle school.

(41:29):
But it's an intriguing story because it involves well really
the mother of the year. So we'll get into that story.
Well whether the mother I mean, look, it just depends
on how you view the mother of the year. We'll
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Speaker 1 (42:04):
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People like the show. They're tired of all the crap
that's on the radio and Detroit and they said, give
us something new, deliver us from big gym. And I said,
I'm here, follow me for I am Spartacus. I will
lead you. You've got enough of that guy man. Yeah, well, look,
we have to win. We have to win. And when
I listen to things that I think are bad, it

(42:47):
makes me angry. Like I was listening to CSX the
other day and it's it's a boring station to me. Fine,
everybody different strokes, different folks, but I'm hearing like the Beatles,
burn Day song and stuff, and I'm like, yeah, I'm
gonna drink draino like my God, But look, we have
to win. That's it. I mean, you see radio people

(43:08):
get fired every five minutes, every minutes, every five minutes,
I don't know. That is a stat that I saw
on CNN. A radio person gets fired every five minutes.
That is a legit stat. It came from the White House.
A radio person gets fired every five minutes. And I
don't want to be one of those people because I've
been one of those people three times. It's never a
great feeling. No, it's not. And the way that we

(43:28):
can avoid that is we will first we start with
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So that's good. But AnyWho welcome in. If you want
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you spell my name. We will do sports here momentarily,
and we will also get to this story about a
stabbing at a local elementary school. That's where we are
now elementary school stabbings. But you could be the judge
because you could argue that the parent involved in this

(44:12):
situation at least they're paying attention to their kid. You
can't say a dead beat parent. Cannot say it dead
beat parent. That happened right here in Detroit. So we'll
get to that here momentarily as well. But first we
must play rock and roll music from a band that
somebody earlier said they think is not rock music. Did
they say it was a cross between Abba and I

(44:32):
forgot what the other one was a cross between Abba
and Damnit. I lost the text when we were out
Journey Abba and Journey is what bon Jovi is. I disagree.
I actually like bon Joviy up until about nineteen ninety one.
Then somewhere around two thousand and three, my man became
a lesbian ants and I haven't been able to listen

(44:52):
to anything he's ever done since. But then he started
his acting career, Yeah that's part of it, and started
singing songs with Jennifer Nettles from sugar Land. AnyWho Here's
one a Dead or Alive, The Good Bond, Jovie, We
are in Detroit's wheels.

Speaker 2 (45:10):
The Josh It is showpoys.

Speaker 1 (45:14):
Going back to Seattle. Look Out, all your wacko flannel
wearing sons of bitches, We're coming for you. Game five
coming up tomorrow night, eight oh eight. School Belong the
Mound and aj Hen Just feeling pretty pretty good about that,
sitting in my chair.

Speaker 5 (45:37):
One of the easiest things to do and one of
the most exciting things to do is hand the ball
to the best pitcher in basement.

Speaker 1 (45:42):
It's amazing. They were left for dead, I mean and
deservedly so. They hadn't hit the damn ball in two months,
and outside of that Cleveland game where they had one
big inning, the offense was dead. They were dead again yesterday.
We had already pretty much resigned to the fact that
it was over. They're down three to nothing, fifth inning,
can't do anything, and then then the magic starts happening,
and hits and home runs and extra base hits and

(46:04):
good at bats. I think they only struck out a
handful of times. They normally strike out like thirteen times
a game. They struck out three times, two or three
times yesterday. So, uh, just the fact that this team
is in game five, considering how bad things have been
for like two months, let's go. It's been a tough
goal last few months. As bad as things have been,

(46:25):
you're one went away from going to the American League
Championship Series with the best pitcher in baseball on the mound.
As bad as it's been here, you are unbelievable, and
you want to you want to see some some momentum.
Go win that ball game, because right now, if you're
Seattle like they, I think they had already penciled themselves.
Oh yeah, yeah, already sume they're going. I mean there

(46:45):
are three nothing. I mean, when it was two to
one in the series, they're probably like, all right, we
gotta go win this game. They're up three to nothing.
Middle of the game, Tigers are showing no signs of life.
They're probably already like, all right, well here we go.
Look out Toronto or New York, here we come. And
then boom, the Tiger said, no, no, you don't. So,
I mean their buttholes just puckered up. Oh god, yeah,
I mean all the pressures on them right now, like

(47:07):
you would argue that the team that blew the fifteen
and a half game lead has the pressure, but the
Tigers have been left for dead already. Yeah, you just
had a two to one lead and you're up three
to nothing on the road. You have a chance to
close it out. The pressure's on you, Seattle. You're the
team that just blew the two to one lead and
the three to nothing lead in Game four. The pressure
is on you, sir, so go and you gotta face Scooble.

(47:29):
I mean, I mean you could. I mean, look, what's
the line from Ferris Bueller. You could stick a lump
of coal up their ass and in two weeks you'd
have a diamond. Yeah, Like, that's them right now. Pucker up. Uh,
But that's tomorrow night eight oh eight. We get nighttime baseball.
That will be great. That'll be great for nighttime Friday
drinking at the bar. The bar should be packed on Friday.
Should be fun. Hockey is back tonight. The Montreal Canadians

(47:52):
are in town at LCA as the Red Wings begin
their season. There's not a ton to say about that
because they haven't played a game one with the guy.
But once they lose one little bitch about it. How
about that. That's a promise I'll make to you. When
they lose the game, we'll tell you the season's over.
That's what we'll do for you, and that is sports.
We will get into this stabbing story at the local

(48:13):
elementary school. Pretty crazy story. Well, we'll get into that
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Run off to our Facebook page now and become part
of our world. How what you're doing now? We go
to Gomber's Elementary School here in Detroit and there was
a stabbing. A student was stabbed. That's no good. A
student was stabbed by another student at Gompers Elementary and
the stabber's mother was involved. There's an EP security. There's

(48:57):
a lot of issues here. But let's go to ABC's
seven with the story.

Speaker 9 (49:01):
The stabbing happened inside this school in the Brightmore neighborhood.
Parents tell me they're concerned with the lack of transparency
from the school.

Speaker 1 (49:08):
Today.

Speaker 3 (49:09):
A student at Gomber's Elementary Middle School would staff by
a fellow student after their mother gave the small knife
to the student in school.

Speaker 9 (49:15):
That's part of the robo call Gomber's parents received Wednesday
around four pm.

Speaker 1 (49:20):
Alf wait wait wait, so so to be clear, are
you give you that right? So they actually robo called
these people. Like, imagine you get a robo call from
the school. First, you see, I guess the school's phone
number would be what pops up? So you'd assume, oh,
I guess maybe my kid's sick, what's wrong? What happened
in school? And you hear hello, there was a stabbing
at your kids school? Like what, like, what the actual hell?

(49:41):
And it's like then say, hey, don't be concerned or whatever,
just hey, there was a stabbing at your kids' school.
Your kids aren't in school, right, they're not old enough. No, no, no,
but put yourself in that spot where you get a
phone called. It's like, hey, by the way, there's a
stabbing at the school, and it's just this calm robo voice.
Oh god, no, I have pulled my pants and the
I'm getting my car and registry to the school, which

(50:01):
is what this lady they're about to interview basically did after.

Speaker 10 (50:04):
School when they found out something's wrong.

Speaker 1 (50:05):
Oh, actually no, they did it after the school day
was over. Oh so so it didn't even happen, so
there was a stabbing. They just go about their day.
Kids are in pe, kids are doing whatever. Then after
school is when they send the message. So they probably
find out the news got word and they're going to
run a story. So they tried to get ahead of
it by letting the parents know after the fact. Very
very possible that of.

Speaker 10 (50:25):
Them saying, okay, this happened, let me get this notice
out to the parents.

Speaker 1 (50:29):
They wait to the end of the day to address him.

Speaker 9 (50:31):
Atsha Vincent's son is in first grade. She tells me
she wishes the administration would have contacted her sooner.

Speaker 10 (50:39):
Because had I known that, I could.

Speaker 1 (50:42):
Have wing got my key. Oh okay, now I will
play Devil's advocate here. If you call during the middle
of the school day and you think the situation's under control,
it's an isolated incident. This other kid stabs another kid.
If you think it's isolated and contained, why cause panic.
I know I'm sounding like the Mayor and Jaws right now.

(51:02):
No worries here, which is fine, there's no shark, But
I mean, if nothing, if no one else is in danger.
There's not like an active shooter or somebody running around
stabbing people. Then is that actually the smart move in
that case to be like, wait until the end of
the day, let people know this happen, because what's gonna
happen is if the people hear that there's a stabbing,

(51:22):
you might end up with a mass influx of parents
coming to take their kids out of school, and then
you've got chaos. Yeah, so maybe it was the right move.
Maybe I'll defend the school a little bit there.

Speaker 9 (51:32):
In fact, I was the first to inform her of
what took place at her child's school.

Speaker 1 (51:36):
Well, that's probably not a good thing. Yeah, So she
found out from the news reporter when she'd been interviewed
about the Yeah, exactly, went pardon me, there was a
stabbing that my kids school, Yeah, reading.

Speaker 9 (51:46):
Her part of what Detroit Public Schools sent us in
a statement, the metal detector sounded when the parent entered
the school, but the security guard failed to search the mother.

Speaker 1 (51:54):
Wow, so they've got The reason why you have metal
detectors at these schools is because of this reason, because
you're trying to stop metal guns weapons from going into
the school. The metal detector goes off and the security
guards like that seem like a big deal to mean.

Speaker 9 (52:10):
The security guard has been removed from the school pending
an investigation that could lead a determination.

Speaker 1 (52:16):
I think it should. I don't think that should take
very long. Was the mom hot? He's like, blind knackers
is here.

Speaker 9 (52:25):
The student and the student's mother behind the attack have
been arrested. So hearing that because you didn't know anything
about it. Hearing that, now, what's your reaction to all
of this?

Speaker 10 (52:37):
Honestly, I'm a little upset and I'm worried for my
son because I don't understand how a parent could give
it to their child and then they go off with
a metal detector. First of all, parents aren't even allowed
in the school.

Speaker 9 (52:51):
DPS says the victim's going to be okay, but Vincent
says this isn't the first time parents have been left
in the dark after a serious situation lockdown.

Speaker 10 (52:59):
The school didn't say anything, We're going to pick our kids.
Another payer is like, oh, we got to go to
the front because they don't locked down to school.

Speaker 1 (53:07):
Now, I can see where you'd be pissed off there,
But I will defend the school here and if you
want to get in, you can call eight seven seven
nine eight eight one oh sixty seven, or you can
text text the word Josh and your message to five
one eight eighty one. Okay, first off, we all agree
that the security guy's getting fired. Like the freaking alarm
goes off and the guy's like, let her run through.

(53:27):
So he's got one job and he failed to do
that way correct. He is the definition of you have
one job. He going all right, he's done. That's not
even a talking point. But I do find it interesting
what you do in that situation if you're the school,
Because if you feel it's an isolated incident and you've
got it under control, do you want to cause mass
panic at the school and cause parents to panic? It's

(53:49):
a sticky situation. And if you're a parent, do you
want to know that when it happens or not? Again,
it's not an active shooter. This is someone who isolated
incident stabbed another kid, which, hey, you got to give
some credit to the mom, I guess, because she was
committed to her daughter taking care of that other kid.
But she's like like the mom who is going to
go visit her son in prison and makes the cake
with a file in it. Yeah, or like or like

(54:10):
you remember the story about the Texas cheerleader mom. They
made like lifetime movies about it. The chick like the
girl didn't make the cheerleading squad or something, so the
mom like killed the kid, the other kid or something
like that. I don't. Yeah, that's a lot one. That's
a little dark. Yeah, maybe a little darker, but still
point being is we always say parents should be active
in their kid's life. Well, this this mother is certainly
very active. She's she's an accomplist. Looking for a different

(54:34):
level of active in the life. I was like, you know,
you know, Tavie, not to supply your child with a
potential murder weapon. You know, maybe to take your kid
to a ball game, yeah, you know, take them to
get some frozen yogurt. Maybe, not supply a knife that
will be used to stab another kid in the neck. Maybe.
But look, hey, if you got this message.

Speaker 3 (54:50):
Student the Comforts Elementary Middle School would stats by a
fellow student after their mother gave a small knife to
the student in school.

Speaker 1 (54:57):
So if you got that message, first of all, what
are you thinking? Second of all, you're like, why am
I getting this? At five in the afternoon instead of
you know, noon or whatever it happened. Yeah, it almost
gives you more more questions. So let's see here you
want to get in eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh six seven eight seven seven nine eight eight
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think the school handled the situation right like? And that
was right here in town. I'm genuinely curious because I'm

(55:21):
kind of on the school side a little bit, a
little bit because if no one else is in danger,
then go about the day, finish the day and then
tell the people after. Maybe you let me know if
I'm wrong. Eight seven seven, nine eight eight one oh
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Hospital admissions for cocaine related issues among older adults have
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(56:02):
being admitted in their eighties. Good for them as well.
You're eighty years old, live a little bit.

Speaker 6 (56:06):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (56:07):
Have you ever done blow? No? No, I mean either
yeah to scared. See. And that's the thing about doing
drugs is like I think I get addicted to them
based the fact that you know, I'm addicted to many
things like diet cokes and I'm like trump over here,
I'm addicted to diet coke and gamax. Yeah, I mean,
it's what I'm like, I got problems. So, like, I like,
you ever watch these shows where people shoot heroin and

(56:28):
you see the way they feel when they shoot heroin
and you're like, that must be awesome. I don't think
I should do that. Yeah. Yeah, Now obviously things go
poorly after a while they take it downward turned. But
that initial time when you see this guy shoot a
heroin for the first time, You're like, that seems cool.
It looks really enjoyable. It does like I see your
eyes rolling back and everything, and I'm like wow, uh.
And then you see, you know, the episodes of Drugs Inc.

(56:50):
Where people have no teeth and they're you know, turning tricks,
they're doing hand jobs for this, and you're like, well,
this is probably not for me that job. If you're lucky,
it's usually something else, yes, but at least it's not
a toothy one. Gonge, Well, I'll take point seven detroits
wheels Josh in a show. It is Josh and James today. Greetings,
glad you're with us. I saw that Gretchen Whitmer has

(57:11):
signed to law that there will be no tips or
no taxing on tips, which I thought was already a
federal thing. Now thought Trump did that already. But I
don't really know how all this works. But apparently now
your tips will not be taxed. Sweet? Can you get
some tips?

Speaker 3 (57:26):
Now?

Speaker 1 (57:26):
See? That's the thing, And this is where I'm kind
of bitter about that your tips are still income. Right,
So maybe I'm misguided on how this works. I'm legitimately
asking a question. Maybe I'm a moron here, but I
feel like if you make tips, like let's say you
work at a restaurant, most of your money, your income
comes from tips. So that is your job. That is
what you are getting paid to do. Is it like

(57:48):
a tax, like not like an employee tax, but you're
still taxed at the end of the year, right, like
like your income taxes when it comes time to pay
the fiddler, which I'm against, by the way, taxation is that.
But if we have to pay them, don't you still
have to pay taxes on income generated from tips? I
would think you'd still have to write. I think they're
just paying taxes on the income like the buck fifteen

(58:10):
hours they make. That's it. I mean, I don't know.
I don't know what makes like. I'm not trying to
ruin your life if you're a server, but why should
you get like a special advantage in taxes? And I
don't like that doesn't seem fair now does it?

Speaker 3 (58:22):
Like?

Speaker 1 (58:22):
Oh I made tips, Well, that's how you make your money.
That is your job, just like I'm a radio jimoke
and that's how I make my money. Right, So why
don't you get taxed for getting, you know, a ten
dollars tip from some horn dogged hooters? Like why do
you not get treated the same way? Like? If you
want to help me understand this a little bit better,
please do you can call? You can text text the
word Josh in your message to five nine five seven zero.

(58:44):
I'm not rooting for you to make less money. I'm
not trying to screw you out of money. Here, But
I'd like to know what exactly this means. What does
this entail? Is it just like just like when we
put our hours in, we do our work here, we
are taxed. Every paycheck, money comes out for tax, money
comes out for other stuff. So is this just a
matter of you'll get your tips, you're not taxed up front,

(59:05):
but still on the back end, Uncle Sam's gonna get
his because that has to be the case. There's no
way that you just don't get taxed come next April. Right, Oh,
why don't we just go ask if we could just
be paid in tips instead of If that's the case,
then why not. If that's the case, then why not?
And like there are other examples, like technically, if we
do an endorsement for something that's an extra thing that
is not our salary. And when you look at your

(59:28):
our pay stuves, it says tips and other wages on
the thing. I put all the income right under that line,
right exactly, move it all over to tips and other wages.
This is a legit question. I'm not trying to be
a dick here and I'm not trying to put my
hands in your pocket here, but I legitimately like to
know what that means. So if you want to get
in eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven,
let me see. I'm gonna take a chance here because

(59:49):
the phone is ringing. Oh boy, let me see wheels
you're on? Go ahead, Josh, yeah.

Speaker 2 (59:57):
A tip.

Speaker 6 (59:57):
A tip is like a gift. Like it'd be like
your dad. If your dad gave you a car, that's
a gift. You don't have to pay taxes on that.

Speaker 1 (01:00:07):
I well, I just think that's the same thing. To me,
that's not the same thing.

Speaker 6 (01:00:11):
Well, I do agree with you, but that's what a
tip is. A tip is like a gesture, Hey, thank you.
Here's a gift, thank you for being so on the ball,
like getting my drinks to me, being my food.

Speaker 1 (01:00:23):
Served to me at it's a thank you. Here you go.
So that means that money then is never taxed at all.

Speaker 6 (01:00:30):
No, No, it's like a gift.

Speaker 1 (01:00:32):
That's to me, that's preposterous. I don't want to screw
these people out of their money. But that's taxes on everything.
Then why don't you have to pay taxes on that?
That's your job. That's true.

Speaker 6 (01:00:42):
That's like when somebody says, yeah, I own my house now, No,
you don't.

Speaker 1 (01:00:46):
No, you don't know. There's always taxes on you. You
will never own that with your brother. Thank you. Man. Look,
I'm not trying to screw over the lady at Hooters
or the lady at your local dive bar. Whatever I'm
I'm on your side. You do a good job. However,
I show up to work every day and everything I
do is taxed. Just because some horn dog gives you

(01:01:07):
twenty bucks at Hooters, somehow you're not taxed on that.
I think that's bogus. If you want to get in
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(01:01:27):
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It's wide wedding one those six point seven Detroit's wheels,
Josh Ennis Show, Josh and James this morning. So you
don't have to pay taxes on tips. So Gretchen has
signed that in is Gretchen, like the bitchiest name on
the planet is up there, and then this is no
knock on Gretchen Whitmer. It's just the name, just the name,

(01:01:49):
Like certain names elicit certain responses, right, Like when I
hear the name Gretchen, I'm like, that's probably a bitchy person.
Like if you hear the name Mortimer, you think of
like a short, fat guy, kind of nerd exactly. Or
like you hear the name Todd and you're just like, oh,
that guy's wallpaper, he says Todd. It's not just Todd,

(01:02:10):
he's there. Why is the carpet all wet? Todd? Like
Todd is just one of those names that doesn't elicit
a certain thing, you know. But yeah, it's like Gretchen,
just a bitchy name. But anyway, it's old Gretchen's making
sure that the people here that are servers in Michigan
don't have their taxes or their tips taxed. And we
were talking about that. I just don't think that's I
don't see how that's fair, you know what I mean?

(01:02:31):
Like that, to me, that is not fair. I have
to pay taxes on everything I have. Then why just
because you're a waitress at Chili's do you not have to?
And look I'm on your side. I'm not rooting against you.
I don't want you to not have I want everybody
to succeed because I think taxation is theft anyway, right,
I'm one of those lunatics. If I had a car,
I put the sticker on there that says taxation is theft.
But I don't. But anyway, so what are people saying

(01:02:54):
over there? Is this on the Facebook page. You got
a message from Ruben on the Facebook page. Now this
is what he says. The person leaving the pay taxes
on that money, And Josh, you are a dick for
suggesting we pay more taxes. I never suggested that you
pay more taxes. I suggested that you pay taxes in general.
And that's the question I was asking. If I'm wrong,
I'll admit that i'm wrong, but I think like, I'm

(01:03:16):
not asking you to have to pay more than I do.
I'm asking you to have to pay anything, Like why
have you become myer servers like a protected class of
people like they're doctors or or or you know, people
that work in fields and help people. You're not a
protected class of people. You're a waiter. Like good for you.
I'm glad you do it, and I'm glad you make
money doing it, But at no point that I say
you should have to pay more. I said you should

(01:03:38):
have to pay taxes in general, like the like. And
I get that these politicians are doing this because they're
trying to get your votes, and that's why they do
these kind of things, like, Hey, let's go get all
the waiters, because I bet there's billions of waiters out there.
Let's go get the waiters by saying that we're not
going to tax their their their money. Great, But what
about the guy that drives a truck for a living.
What about the guy that is a mailman? What about

(01:03:59):
the guy that works on the radio and doesn't make
the money? What about people like that? What about them?
Is all I'm asking. Why are servers so important? What
made them so damn cool? Anyway, all right, we got
some more stuff to get into. Thank you for listening.
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He's James. What's going on? Couple of things here? First off,
headline reads more people are trying sober October? Should you
know is the correct answer to that question? Secondively, a
headline reads, sorry, diet coke lovers. A new study reveals

(01:05:06):
some concerning health news. I like when we get breaking
news about how sody pops are bad. Now. I understand
it's pop. We say pop, but I grew up with
my grandma referring to soda as sody, So sometimes I'll
say sody as an homage to my grandma. May she
rest in power in that big power ball machine in
the sky. Whatever. So you're a big pop guy. You

(01:05:27):
said that early. You're addicted to pop. What is your
pop of preference? Really? See, I'm a diet coke guy.
And let me tell you, brother, you go to McDonald's
and get the diet coke at McDonald's, it is crack.
I go twice a day and get a large there.
And now they're playing monopoly again, so I get the
monopoly pieces. I'm eventually gonna win a winn Abago. That

(01:05:48):
win a Bego is gonna be mine, Ronald. But anyway,
so less than one canidatey could cause a serious health problem,
which is basically non alcoholic sorhosis. So you're at risk
of liver disease. According to this, uh so, diet sodas
are even worse for you. So you and I are
gonna die very soon. I mean I do I even

(01:06:09):
have a liver. Then the amount of pop I drink.
My liver is as black as my heart. I can
tell you that right now. But when I read stories
like this that are like diet soda can kill you, you
know what I say, I don't care. That's what I say.
I go, Deputy Sam Gerard on you. Hey, you could
die from drinking all that diet coked. I don't care.
I don't I will continue to drink it. There are

(01:06:29):
things that I enjoy. They're gonna tell you that everything
you love kills you anyway. Oh what's gonna kill you?
Sodi pop diet pops are gonna kill you? Well, you
know what, I don't care. I don't care. Diet pepsi
is good, though, Oh it is good. You know what
that diet pepsi hits is when you go to Taco
Bell Taco Bell far superior, the Diepepsi and the mountain dew.
Oh yeah, like I'd stab a bitch over a pup

(01:06:52):
of Bell Mountain dew. Big, It's all nice. Please. Yeah,
I want all the cola I can get. I want
all the light ice and fill that bad boy up
up to the brim. God, you go to Taco Bell,
use the app for Taco Bells. You can specialize everything,
oh god, and then you just get a large rewards.
Oh yeah, got it. And every now and then you
score a free taco. I got too cheesy crunches waiting

(01:07:14):
to be claimed. Yeah. So dude, let me tell you.
I am an addict to the apps for these because
I love the rewards. I have like one hundred thousand
rewards points. At McDonald Wow, no joke, Like I deserve
I know, right, So like, well, so what I do
a lot is I just never used them, so they're
just stock puppy. You lose them after a certain amount
of time, like they'll eliminate some of them. Usually give

(01:07:36):
your heads up so that way you can hurry up
and turn in like a free you know, ten piece
nugget or whatever. Correct. My current number is eighty five,
three hundred and sixty six points at McDonald God, man,
do you ever cook at home? And the thing is
mostly this is just soda, just soda. It is. So
every day I go and there's the reward for McDonald's
where you can get a free fry with the purchase

(01:07:57):
of a drink. So I use that reward all the time.
So every day, twice a day, I'll go to McDonald's
and I'll get me and my wife a drink and
then I will get fries. And that's what I get.
And that's how I have stockpiled eighty five, three hundred
and sixty six points at McDonald You have four times
the amount of points I do. You need to get
more soda? Ninety? What I use it for like a coffee,

(01:08:20):
like to coffee large dice coffee Mtashlely, you know back
in the mornings, Like I need that caffeine correct, and
they sweeten it up, making nice and creamy, so it's
not even coffee. Drinking a dessert. Well, that's the key
to getting any coffee is make it dessert. I don't
like coffee, but I like a frappuccino, and I like
it double blended. There's nothing worse than when you get
a frappuccino from somewhere and it's icy. That's gross. It's

(01:08:43):
just it's vile. It just tastes like coffee over ice.
I want it. I want to blend it so well
that it's like I'm drinking a milkshake with a little
whiped cream on top. I am a but I'm with
you on the diet pepsi. Though. The diet Pepsi hits
hard at Taco Bell, but then you go to other
places and it's not good. Like the diet coke is
not good at most places, Like if you go to
Culver's mediocre diet coke, you go to other places, you

(01:09:06):
go to Windy's diet Coke's not that good. But just
like people say the coke is better at McDonald's because
it's a fact, the diet coke is equally as good.
Like if I go get a diet coke anywhere else,
it's not that good. I go get a bottled dit coke,
not really into it. You give me the diet coke
at McDonald's, and they refer to it online as crispy.
It's a crispy diet coke, is what people say in

(01:09:28):
like the the the dark Web of diet coke drinkers.
That's what we call it in our crew. It's called
a crispy diet coke. And when you take a drink
of it, you'll go, yeah, it tastes crispy. That's crisp. Yeah,
it is so good.

Speaker 4 (01:09:40):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:09:41):
I think what down says their own like their own
like mix of like the syrup with the population and
who knows what other kind of chemicals they might add
in there. Oh, we're all gonna die of sody pop sorosis?
Are pop sorosis is gonna get us? That mixed with
the real sorosis I'm going to get from the thirty
beers I drink every weekend. The ging gets a My
liver is gonna be black and the size of a

(01:10:02):
walnut soon. So I got nothing going for me except that.
But you know what, I don't care. I don't care.
I don't I'm just gonna live my life. I don't
need to be told I don't care about all these stories.
Do you think I don't know that pop is bad
for me? Do you think I don't know that when
I go to the store and I go buy a
thirty two ounce diet coke twice a day, that it's
bad for me? But you know what, I don't care.
I don't care. But they're always coming up with different

(01:10:25):
reasons why it's bad for you. Before the aspertain, they
were saying, oh, yeah, it's like rotten your brain correct
And I'm like, then rot away, like man as, it's
so good, splendor is so good. Like I uh, if
I get a tea somewhere, I get splenda. My wife
hates splenda, and I'm sure it's gonna kill me. I'm
sure that RFK I'll do. That's kelaedia day cane jugger.

(01:10:45):
I'm like, that's great. I don't want cane sugar. I
want what the chemicals just kill me. I'm fine with
it because you know what, if I have these options,
these are my options in life. My option is live
to one hundred and five and don't drink diet coke,
or live to like seventy and drink diet coke. I'm
drinking the diet coke. It's worth those thirty years off. Yes,

(01:11:06):
Like what am I basically seventy plus? What are you
doing anyway? Yeah? Poop in your pants and you can't
control your your bladder. Your family wants nothing to do
with you. They've dumped you off in a home. You're
more of a burden. Like, I don't want to live
that life. I want to live to seventy and drink
thirty diet cokes a day and have forty five beers
on the weekend and eat meat, not white meat, red meat.

(01:11:31):
Now you wonder why I have gout? Hey, yeah, I'm
right there with you. Do you have gout?

Speaker 2 (01:11:35):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:11:36):
I got a gout put yeah yeah yeah. And what
they tell you One of my favorite things to eat
is taco bell and they say that's one of the worst. Yeah,
And like shellfish and shrimps. Basically everything is bad for gout.
Do you ever get it so bad where you can't walk? Yes,
godwardly best friends. Yep, you might see me coming in
here with the slip around on my phone. In a day,

(01:11:56):
I can't walk. There have been times I've gotten the
gout so hard that I can't walk, Like I'm in
bed and my wife's like, I don't get it. I'm like,
it feels like someone's stabbing my foot with an ice
pick constantly, but like like a thousand ice picks, and
it hurts so bad that I laugh. I was just like,
how are you laughing? Because that's all I can do.
Your brain can't handle it. Your brain doesn't how to
process the level of pain. I guess sound it's the worst.

(01:12:18):
You sound like old men. We gotta drink our diet
cokes and then tend to our gout. Hey, do you
want to swap allo puranols? Do you want to match
up our our our culture scenes and snort them? No,
I gotta go do a shout of some cherry tart juice.
Do you believe that? Do you believe that? But I
drink it? Don't you?

Speaker 3 (01:12:37):
No?

Speaker 9 (01:12:37):
I do.

Speaker 1 (01:12:38):
I go to the store and I buy tart cherry
juice because I say it's supposed to help the geut.
I don't know that it does, but it kind of
tastes good. At least it makes it feel like you're
doing something to help it. It also makes me poople,
So there is that, So does it? Taco Bell? All right,
it's the Josh Tennis Show and Man in the Box
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our company has weird things they do. I don't know
what to tell you. So I want to know that

(01:13:23):
you're out there, if you're a new listener of the show.
I mean it's a new show. I mean it's only
been on for a couple months, but most of it's
just been me dicking around. But now we have a show.
We were building a show here and I want to
know if you're there are you new to this. I
know that a lot of James's people have come over
and they're into it, so we appreciate you, thank you,
But shoot a text. Do that for me. Text the
word Josh and your message to five one eight eight one.

(01:13:44):
I'm digging this. I'm seeing a lot of different numbers
popping up on the on the text here, so that's awesome, right,
So please welcome. Yes, we thank you guys for coming in,
So do that here. But we get out of here
at ten o'clock. But I want to hear from some
new people. If you have not text yet, or if
you have but want to get your name out there
and let the world know you're listening, text the word
Josh and your message to five one eight eight one.

(01:14:07):
That's a great way to communicate with the show. Of course,
Facebook is a good way to communicate with us as well,
as we have built up a nice little following already
on there. We're getting closer to four hundred follows, so
twelve away from getting to four hundred, we're doing like
a radio thon now please ru only twelve away. Billy
is going to get a new kidney if we get
to four hundred followers on our Facebook page. But make

(01:14:29):
sure you do that, and make sure you shoot us
a text. Text the word Josh and your message to
five one eight eighty one. Save that number in your phone.
That's the best way to communicate with us. And of
course the phone number eight seven seven nine, eight eight
one oh sixty seven. Have I overloaded you with enough
numbers yet? Good more all the way call the Josh
Innis Show. Now let's see this we go with this one.

(01:14:52):
I've been listening from the beginning. That was unsure if
I liked you or not, but I find myself wanting
to turn you on every morning and see what you
have to say about things. Pleas you guys make me
laugh every day. Thank you text message person yay. This
one says new listener came over because I heard James
was coming. The show gets better every day. I have
listened every morning. Love the new show and as a
gen x or the jams hit hard for me. Got

(01:15:14):
me rocking. New permanent listener. Thanks Jason and Royal. Oh,
thanks Jason. Let's see w LZ was not a preset
for me, but caught you when I was station surfing
trying y'all out, But might make my morning rotation. Well,
why wouldn't we make the morning rotation? Put us in coach?
I mean, what are you gonna do? Like what?

Speaker 3 (01:15:31):
Like?

Speaker 1 (01:15:31):
Tell me this? Here's my question for you. What is
in your morning rotation? Right now? That is my follow
up question to you. If you're listening still, person who texted?
What is in your morning rotation? If you say big Jim,
you lose a testicle, you gonna you gonna go claim
that test time. I'm going I'm gonna track him down.
I'm gonna make it a keychain. It's gonna be right

(01:15:52):
next to my lucky rabbit's foot. I'm gonna claim your testicle.
If you say big gym, Because if you say that,
we're not a preset. Like I get it. If some
of these other big shows you're like I listen to
sports right, listen to David Chuck whatever. I get that.
But if you tell me you're over in the old
folks Home at cs Sex instead of us, then I
have a problem. Then I have an issue. And I
know what you're saying, old folks home. Do I want

(01:16:12):
to listen to gout riddled sobs? What you do? Cant
you do your sons and bitch as you do. You
know why we have gout because we're young and we drink.
That's why the gout makes us funnier. I written, Nate doesn't.
And there's nothing funny about gout the kids. I'm serious,
there is nothing funny about gout nothing wood Haven, Josh.

(01:16:37):
My previous preset was the show that James worked out.
We can wear adults, we can say each other's we
can say names, but to me, your rawness as a
radio voice is refreshing. Refreshing's still a James fan, but
now a Josh Ennis fan. Thanks there you go, Thank
you person. Jason and Royal Oak looks I'm big and
Royal Oak. They love me and Royal Oak. They love
James and Royal Oak. We are certainly wrong. We raw

(01:16:59):
dogging around these your parts. My favorite way to do it.
And what usually happens is these radio shows start kind
of raw and then they get success and then they
kind of kind of soften up a little bit and
you get you get fat and happy, which is honest
to god. The goal, you know, it's like rock Star.
It's like the song rock Star. You know, we want
to get to that point where we all just want
to be a big rock stars and living hilltop houses,

(01:17:20):
driving fifteen cars. The girls come easy and the drugs
come cheap. We all stay skinny because we just won't eat.
Like that's what we're hoping to get to. But right
now we are in that situation where we're on the
come up, so we're hungry. We're Rocky one in this
Bad Boy. Right now, we're still in Rocky one. We
haven't even hit Rocky two yet. The ambition is to
get to like the beginning of Rocky three, where you're like,

(01:17:43):
you know, on the Muppet Show, and you're famous and
everybody loves you, and you've lost that eye of the
tiger man, that edge. The goal is to get to
that point where people like Jason and Royal Oakus starting
to text and He's like, I really miss when you
guys were a little bit edgier, and now you guys
are sitting there just talking about food all day, and
I'm really kind of tired of this. I remember the
good old days. Bring back the other times when you

(01:18:04):
used to do blank blanket. See, that's what we need
to do. But I'm just being honest with you, Jason,
and I like you and you like my rawness, Well,
here's some rawness for you. Like, my ambition is to
get to a point where we're cooked and not as wrong,
because that means we're making money and that means we're
doing well. But as of right now, you're part of
the come up. You're part of like the movement where
we're doing it. But this is just kind of how

(01:18:26):
these things go. You know, you're all into it, and
then eventually you get rich. That's where a lot of
these like the Dave and Chucks and people like that
are right now. They're fat and happy and they're rich.
And look, I don't blame them, Like would you blame
those guys? I mean you would because they fired you,
but like, could you really blame I don't blame that.
You people in the building that make it the blame finger,
but not those guys. But you look at it just

(01:18:47):
kind of like I'd like to get to that point,
you know, I'd like to get point get right back
into the correct situation. But Jason and Royal Lok, I
appreciate you for liking our rawness and thank you. You're
really awesome. All Right, tomorrow we're back at it, bright
and early at six am. It will be a schooble
day and hopefully a day that by the end of

(01:19:09):
the night we will be celebrating a trip to the
American League Championship Series to take me on Toronto. We
also have to thank Toronto. Thank you Canada for beating
the Yankees, because you won that game yesterday. We will
get nighttime baseball, Prime time Tigers Baseball from Seattle Friday
evening entertainment. Yes, because you're just SmackDown. Do you still

(01:19:30):
watch SmackDown? I've flipped back and forth. Has the Netflix
impacked during the ESPN deals and all those impassages? But
my wife knows some people we got some passwords. Oh,
we're sharing some accounts. We're passwords sharing so we can
watch our wrastling. Yes for you, you're committed, all right.
So but tomorrow night I'll be going over to the
Cozy Lounge unpaid advertisement. I'm just going to go get

(01:19:51):
hammered over there and watch baseball. So if you're in
the Hazel Park area and you'd like to watch me
drink you know, nine or ten gigantic Miller lights, then hey,
and there's a baseball game on in the background. So
that's the bonus. You need to just watch me pound
a bunch of beers. You're right up in front of
the Nick screen. You nice. I'm showing and of myself.

(01:20:13):
Look at that man and drink those beers. He's so skilled.
It's raw. The rawness of that guy is really what's
doing it for me. He's raw. Yeah. But then once
we become successful, I'll be drinking like Apple Teeny's. He'll
be successful. But until then, I'll continue to drink my domestic.
Oh god, god, it'd be awful. God. Can I get
a Mick Ultra? Like, No, you can't get a Mick Ultra.

(01:20:34):
We drink bush lattes in this house. You got that
or whatever they have on draft that's you know, domestic
cold and light, So you know Miller light, mostly because
I think that's what they have on tap over there.
And oh and I think they have the they have
the labat Do they have the bat light or paps life?
I think they have at bat light. The bat Light's
not bad. I can get down with them AnyWho. Rob

(01:20:55):
Brandt is coming up next, then the Dock of Rock,
who had an unwelcome visitor yesterday. I think from what
I interested, the doc is like catnip for crazy people.
They just hey, where's the dog, to the point that
we had to have a memo sent out, Yeah, don't
let randos into the building. That so that happened. Yes,
so I didn't even know what this memo was about.

(01:21:16):
But apparently like someone showed up looking for the Dock
of Rock, and apparently he's like the Wizard of Oz.
People just show up and like, you know, bang it.
He knows people, he knows how to get hold of people,
and he's crazy. People think they can get a hold
of people they need to talk. I mean, he is
catnip for these people. They love him, They love the
doc of Rock. Hey, I don't blame them for loving
the dog a rock, but people are just letting folks
in like, hey, I'm looking for the Dock of Rock.

(01:21:37):
Oh yeah, this guy seems kosher. Yeah, come on in,
but the bomb come on in. Hey, but look he's
got an old Wheels T shirt on. He's cool. Yeah,
he's got the old logo back when you know, when
they're on a different frequency, he comes in. He's like, hey,
w l Z, we love led Zeppelin, right ay, you know,
And he's come in and looking for the Dog. But anyway,
Rob Brandt is coming up next and we will see

(01:21:59):
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