Josh Will NOT Tolerate the Slandering of Mr Bobby Brown

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Don't forget folks. Don't you dare forget? Welcome in everybody.
It's the Joshennis Show. It is Josh and James. Glad
you're with us. Eight seven seven nine eight eight one
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can text the word Josh in your message two five
one eight eight one. Good Friday morning to all of you. James,
how are you so much better than earlier? This morning?
I had some unruly bowels. Oh, I didn't need to
know that. I'm sorry. You know. I'm glad you brought
that up, though, because I was reading a story about
how William Shatner admitted that sometimes when he's been performing

(01:59):
on stage, she's just pooped his pants. Oh God, well,
I know, I hope that doesn't happen to me here
on the show. Well, I do too. That's gonna that's
a mess. I don't want to deal with that. I
feel like they probably charge me for the chair because
if I have to like change you or something like,
I don't want to deal with that. Today. I bring
you into what like good Joshie, I may do? Do
I have to like put you on that that little

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table that pops out in the men's room and I'm
so big it just falls. Oh, when is the last
time you pooped your pants? Oh? Man, like full on legit,
like I pooped my pants would be like a Halloween
back in junior high. No way, yes, there's no At
some point in your adult life, you've had to have
pooped your pants. I mean maybe like a Hershey square,

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but I have that that counts. Okay, that counts. I
mean like you can't like how did you like? How
like you have? Like that's how it counts. Nobody just
sits there and goes, hey, I'm gonna poop my pants
as an adult. I mean, the most recent time would
probably be like the kids are being a pain in
the ass. I have to take a dump, but the
kids aren't letting me get away to sneak off to
the bathroom. My wife's not home, so you know, you

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try to hold it as long as you can, and
they are little, a little bit sneaks out. Okay, but
that counts. That's what I'm saying that Like that means like,
I'm not expecting you to have to have a diaper
changed or something, but something happens, is what I mean.
I got you, Anthony, I hershey squirt and pooping your
pants are two different things. I see I beg too different.
I think we're arguing semantics here, but I think that

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anytime any sort of duty ends up in your underpants,
I think that counts. That's what I mean. That could
be random visits to tackle bell. I agree with me.
You know, no, totally. There was thinking of just letting
a little squeaker out. Oh well that's the worst too.
You're like, because you you know it too. Yeah. I
was walking my dog once. This was ten years ago.

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Maybe I lived in Philly and we're on this little
trail somewhere and it hits you and at some point
you just gotta let let it go. You're like, I
can't hold it anymore. I'm way away from home, so
it happens. I'm I'm wearing compression shorts, so it's being
like held in there. It's like, in a way that
kind of benefited me, because if not down your leg
really nasty. So I called my wife and I'm like, Jilly,

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here's the problem. I need you to come pick us up.
She's like, what's wrong. I'm like, well, I pooped. I
crapped myself. Whoops, I crapped my pants. It was no good.
So she had to pick me up. I get in
her car. I lay on my stomach so I'm just
in this car on my stomach, like take me old.
You're in the back seat and the dogs sitting in
the past your seat like riding sack down. I'm in

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the back on my stomach, like no, this is the
most shame I've ever felt. Crying your way, She's like,
who have I married? I'm like, I'm so sorry. I'm
all right, but anyway, welcome in. If you if you've
pooped your pants recently, please shoot us a test. Yeah,
we'd love to hear about it. Text your story to
Josh to five one eight eight one, just you know, Josh,

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and here's how I pooped my pants. Of course you
can also call with that at eight seven seven nine
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flipped over the phone, so we will not be getting
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that was fun too, Yeah, when people think they're calling
Steve Harvey, but no anyway eight seven seven nine eight
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Speaker 3 (05:38):
It's Detroit's Wheel the Josh in this show one of
six point seven WLZ Detroit's Wheels.

Speaker 1 (05:45):
One of six point seven Detroit's Wheels. Josh and to
show Josh and James this morning. Hello, So Motley Cruez
coming to town next year with Tesla and Extreme. And
people are skeptical of Vince neilna Grim. The guys had
like multiple strokes, four strokes, but also many Yeah, but
he's also been a crappy singer before those strokes, so
it's not like we can attribute his crappy singing to

(06:08):
four Strokes because he's just a bad singer. And there
have been people commenting on x under the stories about
Motley crouturing, people saying that Vince can't sing, Vince's voice
is bad, whatever, And then Nikky six slides into the
comments and he's like, Hey, did you hear him in Vegas?
He sounded solid and badass?

Speaker 4 (06:26):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (06:26):
Wow? Did he? Well, here's a little bit of audio
of Vince sounding solid and badass in Vegas for their residency.

(06:56):
I mean, I understand that it's difficult to make that
out in there, but he still sounds as crappy as ever.
And I'm still as dumb as ever because I'll still
go because I love to go watch Motley Crue. Isn't
that all part of the show? Oh?

Speaker 3 (07:08):
It is?

Speaker 1 (07:09):
At this point, it is like with it, like if
Vince magically could sing, you'd be like, I don't want
to go. I'm here to see Vince doing Vince things.
I want to see him fall off the stage. I
want to see him like break a rib during the show.
I want to see him looking like, you know, the
the ambomitable Snowman, all that stuff. That's what I'm here for.
I'm here for the true blue Vince Terrible singing. So

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that's what I'm here for. That's what I'm here for.
It's like this. I view Motley Crue in the same
way I view going to see like the Room at midnight. Okay,
you're going to see the Room at midnight because you

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want to see people throwing stuff at the screen, and
you're seeing it because it's so bad that it's good.
That's Vince Neil. Vince Neil is so bad, and that's
why you go see Motley Crue. You don't see Motley
Crue because you think Motley Crue is like gonna put
on an amazing show. You go see Motley Crue because
it's like the Rocky Horror Picture Show. You sing back

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to the screen, mostly because Vince can't sing, so he
puts the microphone out and lets all of you sing.
You have to help him with the song exactly. Speaking
of all day long, starting at nine o'clock, we have
tickets for you to win to see Motley Chris here
on free ticket Friday, So if anybody was wondering, if
anybody wants to see maybe the greatest late night movie
concert ever, there you go the midnight. Basically, Motley Crue

(08:49):
is a midnight movie. You go see them because it's
so bad. Hey, it's Vince Neil, also known as Santa
Claus versus the Martians. That's right, everybody, Hey Decker.

Speaker 5 (08:59):
VI, I wanna say uh at Big Birthday, Brother, keep
on rocking, shout the devil, and uh Ben do good
use of Phil good stuff at four in Big old
Big Ol' four.

Speaker 1 (09:11):
Oh you man? All right, seeler big big four A man? Okay,
Now that's a cameo from like five years ago in
defense events. In that one, somebody tried to ride a
bunch of Motley Crew related puns in the cameo, and
my man had a hard time following the puns, like you.

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That's kind of like with Ron Burgundy. He'll read whatever's
in the monitor, like how did somebody let him do this?
With Vince? You really can't use Motley Crue lyrical puns
in your cameo because my man struggles confusing me. He
doesn't know if he's supposed to be doing a cameo,
IF's supposed to be singing correct, Hey Decker, this is Vincit.

Speaker 5 (09:49):
I wanna say uh at Big birthday brother, keep on rocking,
shout the devil and uh Ben do good use of
phil good stuff at four, big old go four?

Speaker 1 (10:00):
Oh you man? All right, sheeler, This part is two
is probably we got to do this cameo? So I
got enough money to go buy some more drugs or alcohol. Yeah, well,
well they're going out on tour. There's gonna be a
lot of cash coming in from that because dummies like
me are gonna be like, I'm in the front row,
kickstart behind, get your T shirt on. Oh god, I

(10:20):
can't wait. I can't wait for Motley Crue, Tesla Extreme
and Motley Crue. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? What?
I'm excited. You thought dreams didn't come true? But they do, James,
they do. This is living proof of it.

Speaker 4 (10:34):
Right.

Speaker 1 (10:34):
I saw Motley Crue on that farewell tour ten years ago.
I prayed that they tour six more times after that
farewell tour, and my prayers were answered, because in fact,
they have toured six more times since then. It's a
very long farewell. Ah, yes it has been, but it's
been a joyful one and I've enjoyed it very much.
All Right, Anyway, you want to get in eight seven

(10:55):
seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. You can
also text the word Josh and your message to five
one eight eight one. It's Rim Tour. I don't think
they do. It'd be cool as they did, though, hids
greetings friends, It's Friday, smile Week's almost don't but then
it's almost a holiday rock good so one I love
on wheels. So Rim has been broken up for how

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long he's had since like twenty nine eleven he officially disbanded. Oh,
so Arim had been together in forever. But I want
to say, I've heard that Michael Stipe tours, but I'm
not sure, Like maybe he tours as like the music
of Rim. Yeah, that's always weird to me when a
band breaks up but then the singer just goes out
and sings the music. Anyway, You're like, why did you
even need the band to begin with? He's got and

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sing the music. Is that just because he was like
the like the lead rater of this stuff or something
perhaps I don't know, but like he wants to go
out and make some money, so he goes out and
sings the songs. I would imagine. I mean that's part
of well a lot of bands do that, are a
lot of singers, well, Vince Neil. Vince Neil goes out
and tours on his own and with Motley krue When
he tours on his own, you know what, he sings
Motley krum musing same songs. Yeah, it's the same show,

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except you know, there's not Nicky six faking playing the guitar.
Other than that you're arguably doing the flips on the
drum kit. That's the only thing missing. So it's not
in a stadium, it's in you know, like a casino.
Like that's the difference between Vince Neil touring. You can
argue in Vince Neil tours real talk that the actual
musicians are better. He has better musicians playing the music
because the music is better, but the singing is still

(12:21):
the same. It's still awfully. It's like lipstick on a
pig scenario. But anyway, if you want to get an
eighty seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven,
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Speaker 3 (12:38):
This is the Josh Innis Show, one O six point
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Speaker 1 (12:50):
Alrighty, let's see here. We've got football this weekend. Yes,
Lions will get back to their winning ways. There is
a zero percent chance they lose to the crappy Giants,
especially after how crappy the Lions offense played on Sunday.
They will not lose, period in destry. I don't know
what to tell you, like they're going to come out

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and throttle the Giants because they have to. They must
turn it down as a guarantee guarantee, which isn't a
bold guarantee. They're a ten point favorite against them, and
in the NFL a ten point favorite may As will
be one hundred point favorite. So they will beat them
this weekend. I have no doubt there. And they'll get
back to their winning ways. And we need them to
win because we need them to make the playoffs. Why

(13:34):
because my parlay depends on it. You have money on
the line, because I have cash money, dollar dollar bills,
y'all on the line. So that game is obviously this weekend,
and hopefully, and I say hopefully, They're going to win.
There is no doubt in my mind. There should be
no doubt in anybody's mind. Also, speaking of other football,

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college football, the Wolverines have an exciting matchup against Maryland
this weekend. I know, I say it every time we
talk about this. I just hate Big ten football so much.
My god, Maryland, oh like Maryland Terrapin football. Yikes. So

(14:16):
there's that. And then Sparti this weekend will travel to Iowa.
That is a game they will probably get spanked in.
Let's see what the spread is. I'm gonna take a guess.
I haven't looked, because in no universe even a degenerate
like me would want to bet on Michigan State versus Iowa.
I'd rather scoop my eyeballs out with a spoon. You
don't think they might be an easy bed in there
to make a few bunys, see, you're and that's a

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fair question. But I don't want to have to even
pay any attention to want to have the game on.
And I don't want to even be thinking about Iowa
Michigan State football at all. Okay, so I'm gonna guess
that Iowa is favored by sixteen and a half and
I'm gonna say that might be low, but let's see. No,
I'm gonna go higher. I'm gonna cause because I'm gonna

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say twenty two and a half. Wow, I'm gonna say
that Iowa at home is favored by twenty two and
a half over Michigan State. Let's see what the line
is these Let's see sixteen and a half. I guess
I was right the first time. Boy, how about that
your special instincts, we're right on the money. Take Iowa

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minus sixteen and a half because they're going to throttle
Sparti this weekend. Again, I'm not, you know, telling you
anything you didn't already know, but again financial advice, this
is Look, god, you just look at the games that
Michigan has played the last couple of weeks. Northwestern barf,
Purdue barf, Sparti barf, Washington barf. God. Like I just

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I understand that the Big Ten is the second best
conference in college football. And I get that, but that's
because of Michigan, Ohio State, Oregon like top heavy stuff.
There are so many unwatchable, bad dreadful football programs in
the Big Ten, like per do, and Michigan has struggled
with all these teams for the most part, not all

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of them, but like Northwestern almost beat Michigan Northwestern, I
don't know. And then of course you got the big
one coming up next week. You got to Ohio State.
You could ruin Ohio State seasonally. See, at least that's something.
There is nothing exciting about Michigan playing Maryland this weekend.
Gross all right, Red Wings loss last night that I

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spanked five nothing last night, So yeah, that was no good.
And the Pistons still haven't played. It's been days days,
It's been days since we've watched the Pistons play. But
they will play tomorrow and go for their twelfth consecutive victory.
There's also Tarrek Schooble stuff out there in different reports
about what the Tigers are gonna do. I'm sick of
hearing about this guy. You pulled yourself out of the

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most important game of the season. You're dead to me.
I don't care, like play here, don't play here. I
also like when these guys like schoobl are, like, you know,
I really want to stay in Detroit? Do you do?
You really want to stay in Detroit? No one believes you.
You pulled yourself out of the most important game of
the year. Shut up. He wants to stay in the
city that's gonna pay him the most exactly, That's what

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he wants. That's what his agent wants. And let's be real,
the Tigers are not going to pay him the most
money because that's just not who they are. There's like
five teams in all of baseball that can pay the
money to Schooble that he thinks that look and that's
what he's worth based on the market. I just wouldn't
pay like forty million dollars a year for a dude
who plays once a week. Like, to me, that's preposterous
to pay one dude forty million eat up that much

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of your payroll when he plays once a freaking week
and pulls himself out of the most important game of
the year. Hey, he emptied the tank. I saw some
quote from him where he's like, you know that that
fifteen inning game. I was wondering if I could go
back in shut up, shut up? All right? That is sports,
all right? Coming up? This story fascinates me. It's a

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story about transgender athlete, a high school athlete in ann Arbor,
and these people that are covering this story. So it's
an alleged transgendered an alright, one oh six point seven
Detroit's Wheels Josh Atna Show, Josh and James this Morning.

Speaker 6 (18:10):
Hello.

Speaker 1 (18:11):
Now, I'm going to preface this story by saying I
have I'm not This is not meant to be a
political story, not at all, but I am fascinated by
the fact that a news outlet has sent a dude.
I say a news outlet. It's OutKick, it's the Clay
Travis website. And I really despise for the most part,
what those guys do, just like I despise what a

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lot of you know, your other side of the fence,
like your wackos like Keith Olberman. Do I really hate
political zealots Like I've got a buddy who's in the
political talk world and he and he's been talking to
me about, you know, his job, and he's like, dude,
you'd be great doing this kind of stuff. I'm like, oh, look,
I can talk for hours about things, but I'm not
some political zealot, and I don't fall on one side

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like most humans. Whenever there's a political story, I think
your opinion of it varies, like normal people. It would
vary based on the detail of the story. Some people
are lunatics one way or the other way. That's what
they do and that's who they are. They're on Facebook,
that's their identity. And the loonies on both sides of
the fence. Correct, is only be the ones that get
the most attention. Correct, And I think most people like

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you or I or the majority of America look at
each individual thing for what it is and base their
opinion on that. But the loudest people have the biggest megaphone,
and those are the people to get the attention. Fine,
just to be clear, this is not meant to be
some sort of hardcore political stance. I am fascinated by
this story because a quote unquote news outlet send someone, well, look,

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we'll just play some of the audio and you can
learn it from the audio.

Speaker 7 (19:39):
So this is from Fox whether Bay story or following
tonight new drama and at Arbor reaching a boiling point
and now resulting in claims of harassment and involvement from
Lansing lawmakers. The controversy all surrounding high school sports and
gender identity on setting things over to Foxer's Dave Pintion
livn at arbora with the latest on.

Speaker 1 (19:58):
This story, Dave and mind you, they send a reporter
to do a live shot outside of a high school
because a website has been following a story about one
of the players. Basically, they'll break that down. Yea goodaving
to you.

Speaker 6 (20:10):
This is the school behind me, I'll step out of
the way. Skyline High School, a gigantic high school.

Speaker 1 (20:15):
Here in ann Arbor, is what we're talking about.

Speaker 6 (20:17):
A pop culture sports writer says he was on the
job investigating a story when he was harassed by the
school principal and a parent.

Speaker 1 (20:25):
Dan, Well, here's the thing, friend, there's a guy who's
on campus following a bunch of high schoolers around school girl.
So I can imagine that parents and the principal would
be like, what the hell are you doing here?

Speaker 6 (20:37):
Chief Zakssky writes for the conservative leanning sports and pop
culture website OutKick, which is owned by Fox Corporation, our
parent company.

Speaker 1 (20:46):
He says he's been investigating a.

Speaker 6 (20:48):
Player on the Skyline High School girls volleyball team who
he believes to be transgender.

Speaker 1 (20:54):
Zak Shesky says, I also want to know how he
believes this, Like, did he get tipped off by some
parent that's like there's a transgender on the team. And
then this guy flies to Michigan across state to go
to weird like watching of high school girls sports, to
do an investigation, an investigation online news outlets like what

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are we doing here?

Speaker 6 (21:17):
He was covering a big game they played earlier in
the week when the principal of the school and a
parent allegedly harassed him. Meantime, the situation has prompted several
Republican State House members to send a letter to the
Michigan High School Athletic Association.

Speaker 1 (21:33):
But like, what would you do, Like, say, that's your kid, right,
put politics out of it, right, If that's your kid.
And there's some dude from a website following high schoolers
around filming a high school volleyball game, Like what are
you gonna do? I have his shoes too, I'd say
something to the guy. And the guy's lucky he didn't
get his ass kicked. You crossed the wrong parent, you'll
get punched right in the face or worse or worse

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like so like, oh my god, they harassed you for
being on campus trying to unearth some horrible thing about
the kid. Of course they're gonna be up sad.

Speaker 6 (22:03):
Asking for proof that the student in question is eligible
to play.

Speaker 1 (22:07):
Also, how would you get this proof? Like, listen, here's
my request. That's Bill Smitherson from OutKick. Listen, I need
proof that this person actually is a female. Well, how
are you going to get that proof? Well, I set
up a curtain over here, and we're gonna bring them
in the back. I'm gonna we'll depands down. I'm gonna
perform a physical just to make sure that this is

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actually a girl.

Speaker 6 (22:30):
Like, give me proof. I need the details on the
Skyline Girls volleyball team. The GOP members say it's about quote,
preserving fair and safe competition. We spoke to that reporter
about the alleged harassment, as well as the Democratic State
rep from Ann Arbor, who says kids should be allowed
to be kids.

Speaker 1 (22:48):
End of story. I'm genuinely curious to see what kind
of harassment this poor guy who traveled across the country
to unearth the the details of the girl's volleyball this
hot breaking story. See what kind of harassment he faced.
He would follow me around, He would scream in my
ear no matter where I went in the gym. He followed.

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So eventually another woman sort of accosted me a bit
and made sort of very similar claims to this guy,
what are you doing here? Why are you here? You
don't have a girl on the team, You shouldn't be here.
I think that that sounds pretty fair. Those are all
legitimate questions, especially if you're trying to keep your student
body safe from a potential predator or you know, other

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like what are we doing here? What are you doing here?
He's like, then they accosted me, Well, can you describe
how they accosted you? They asked me what I was
doing here filming the girl's volleyball? Hey, sir, why are
you filming these girls playing volleyball? Oh? God? So so
Like I'm guessing then that like let's say like he
has one of these moments like where he say he

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thinks he's got the big reveal, like how like how
do you unearth this? Like what is what is the
end game? I guess would be my question. I will
almost imagine like the parents tease him on the bleachers
with his phone videoing the crotches of all these players.
You gonna look like a pedal dude, Like I mean,
like like it's like, what do we do with that?
Ain't no woman, It's a man. Man, that's what he's done.

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He's basically Austin Powers. He actually went out there and
punched the girl in the face and tried to take
off the wig. He's like that, ain't your mother. It's
not your mother. It's a man. Bain basic pulling the wig.
Why well this thing come up?

Speaker 8 (24:25):
Like why do we protected privacy information? And every student
athlete that played in this tournament was MHSAA eligible and
that's all the information that really needs to be released.
And it's really kind of shocking to me that lawmakers
would be asking a statewide agency to violate federal privacy laws.
I think it's discussing that a right wing influencer, middle

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aged man flew across multiple states to record a girl's
volleyball team in their short shorts and post videos and
things online.

Speaker 1 (24:58):
I mean, is she wrong? She's exactly like what I
just said, Like, I don't care what her politics are
at all. Just put yourself in the place of being
a parent or whatever, not just the parent of the
person in question that the guy's trying to just you know,
reveal to be transgenparent. Of anybody of a student that's
on this team that the guy is filming. There is
a creeper in the stands filming the girls volleyball game,

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allegedly according to this woman, filming the girl's volleyball game,
like how would you feel? Not just if that's your kid?
There's there's all how many girls are in a volleyball
game at once? Twelve girls? Ten girls? At least? It does?
I think there's six. I used to be a volleyball
team manager in high schools, gotcha, I know a little
bit about it. Correct. So at a given time, there
are twelve high school girls that are on the court

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at once, and then girls on the bench and everything else.
So all of their parents got to be like what
is this guy doing?

Speaker 2 (25:49):
Right?

Speaker 1 (25:49):
So it's not just the alleged transgender person in question,
but for.

Speaker 9 (25:54):
That at time, Republicans need to stop being obsessed with
girls and kids.

Speaker 1 (26:00):
Look at her singer there, she's coming in, Like that's her?
Is this like her one liners?

Speaker 9 (26:05):
For the etsteenth time? Republicans need to stop being obsessed.

Speaker 1 (26:09):
Yeah, you read me a couple of zingers. I'm gonna
I'm gonna nail the nail. This news report. She's like, listen, guys,
I need to I need to come out with a
real banger here, Like I need to end on a high.
I've got the news here, we're doing the story. I
need to do something that's gonna have me go viral.
And she's like, hmm, what does this say? We got Penson,
we got Empstein for the upteenth hold on Thatt Chat GPT,

(26:31):
but for the Epstein time chat GBT, you rule you
for that etsteenth time.

Speaker 9 (26:37):
Republicans need to stop being obsessed with girls and kids.

Speaker 1 (26:41):
I like her like choppy delivery, like she knows, like
she paused, and she's like watch this, like this is
gonna be a pool quote for the news story at
p steenth time. She's like, this is my moment, this
is this is the one that's gonna get me elected
to city council. This is the one at steenth time.

Speaker 9 (26:57):
Republicans need to stop being obsessed with girls skis.

Speaker 1 (27:01):
And because of this, I will now announce my entrance
into local politics. Yeah, that ain't no woman, it's a
man man. I do want to know the endgame. I
just want to know, Like if you're this guy from
OutKick right that comes to Ann Arbor, and I don't
know if he's actually filming this or not the way
they made it sound like it sounds or someone is
filming this, which again I don't really I guess they
would have to to try to confirm that the transgender

(27:23):
person that's out there the high schooler. Like it's bigger
than everybody, taller than everybody. Again, as you said, zooming
in on the crotch, we're looking for a bulge. It's like,
look at that, look at that Adam's apple. Like I
don't know what the deal is or what the end
game is in all of this, but this doesn't make
sense to me. I don't understand. Like the they said
that all the students were eligible according to what the

(27:45):
National High School Sports Association or whatever that is NHSS.
I think it was the Michigan High Michigan, Yeah, MHSA. Okay,
that should answer all the questions that you need answered
right there. I just to me, now, if you're doing
this in college or in whatever, then that's one thing.
But you're in your around with high school people. These
games mean nothing. They do not. They mean nothing, they
do not, Like who cares? And you're messing with something

(28:07):
like in this case, like I don't, like, I don't
know that I could roll up to a campus of
a high school be a grown man, like, well, I'm
here to bring down this girl boy whatever, like I like,
I like, I don't I couldn't do that, Like, how
do you like? I guess that would be my thing.
And this is no compliment to the other side of
things or anything. Like everybody these people are all nuts.
I want to be very clear, everybody that's involved in

(28:27):
anything like this. There's a lot of crazy people on
both sides, just to be clear. However, as an adult man,
when you get this assignment from Clay Travis or whoever
assigns this to you, are you like, well, I can't
wait to go down to that high school in ann
Arbor and try to unearth at this person who may
be going through some stuff. Yeah. Again, like this person

(28:48):
may be going through it when they're sixteen, seventeen years
old doing whatever it is, transgender whatever, transitioning, and you're
over here, like like in their mind they think it's
some nefarious thing where like some high school boy is like,
wasn't good enough to play football? So hey, I'm a
girl now and maybe maybe it's a jowana man and
there's just a dude out there in a wig. Maybe

(29:08):
that's possible, but I think what happens is these people
conflate multiple things and it goes from like, hey, random
dudes and dresses shouldn't be in girls' bathrooms, which is
fair to this transgender persions cheating in the girl's volleyball game,
and you're like, what are we doing? And again, how
do you solve this at the end of it? Like,
what's the end game of this story? Is it like
a Scooby Doo reveal where like who got away with it?

(29:31):
And the word for your conservative blog writers that ain't
no woman, it's a man man, Like what is the
end game? Like all it's gonna do is just cause
more issues for this this student and the family, and like,
like real talk, what if this kid kills themselves or
something like what if they do harm to themselves? Because
you're doing something that at the end of the day
means nothing. At the end of the day, what's the

(29:53):
point would be my question. Then he's trying to become
the victim in the whole situation, because to me, it
sounds like the principal and the parent trying to protect
the kids. Nothing to do exactly with whatever the gender is.
There's a creeper in the in the room filming these kids.
Why are you here? Get out of here? You know,
Like to me, I don't see any issues with the
situation that played out, and I think this guy seems

(30:15):
to creep. Ye, the Republicans need to stop being to
raise such as Zinger. I know. So there he goes.
That's an ann arbor. That's what's going on down there.
Look again, I'm not taking sides politically because I don't
care politically. Again, I'm a political I think a lot
of people have opinions of what they think. I think
Casey thinks that I'm basically rush Limbaugh, so whatever. But

(30:38):
like when I see a story like this, I'm like, why,
what's the point, Like what are we trying to do here?
Like like when you're doing an investigative report like this,
you're trying to kind of unearth like some nefarious activity,
right absolutely, so, like do you think that there was
like I don't know, a high school volleyball coach that

(30:59):
was involved in some scam where she's like listen, Timmy,
like like lady bugs, lady lady got a ladybugs happening? Well,
you know, I put I got my son, I took
my girlfriend's son, and I put a dress on. I'm
gonna call. I asked him to play with me. Like
maybe he thinks we're having a ladybugs. What if it is, though,

(31:20):
Like what if we actually see the picture of this
person and it's literally just like an eight foot tall
boy in a wig and they're like, they're like, hey,
what's your name? And he's like, my name is Sarah,
and they're like, oh, damn it, Okay, I don't know.
I don't know. He's like just scratching his crotch out
there on the corns. I adjusted his package, like I
don't know. And honestly that was the case. Again, they

(31:41):
were eligible to play, so I could care less. I
couldn't care less. So and again, no side's being taken.
If you want to get in, you can text and
give us your thoughts. Text the word Josh and your
message to five one eight eight one. I think once
you start getting into people being adults, I think it's
a different world. I think that the world you're in
nounced kids are screw up because of the Internet and adults.

(32:02):
Adults have screwed people up so much. These kids are
screwed up because of the adults, because the adults are
chasing clout on social media and they're saying things like, well,
your kids should be able to choose their own names
when they're of age. You and your kids should be
able to choose their gender whenever they're old enough to decide,
And look, there are a bunch of dumb people that
are ruining kids. See, when we were kids, being a

(32:24):
kid was easy for the most part because there was
really no Internet and everything else. So like, yeah, the
girl maybe didn't like you, or you were mad at yourself,
or you missed the shot in the basketball game, but
you didn't have to go to the Internet and question
if you were a boy or a girl. And your
parents weren't also on the internet on Twitter saying Hey,
I've got a son who thinks he's a girl. What
do I do? So these like I feel legitimately bad

(32:47):
for kids now because they didn't have it like we
had it, which was fantastic when you look back on
our days. Those were the salad days right before the internet.
Like you knew that there were people who didn't like you,
but you didn't have to read about it on the internet.
Not everybody had the platform to voice their opinion exactly.
And all your friends didn't get together in group chats
to talk trash about you know. Group chats were sleepovers.

(33:08):
You got together and you told you who was hot,
who was ugly. You pulled pranks on people. Try to
make your buddy pe the bed exactly, put his hand
in some water, Exactly. If you put a whip cream
on his hand and tickle his nose, I'd have itching powder.
I'd sprinkle on, you know, sleeping bags. And now these
high school kids have to deal with whackos from websites
trying to on earth that they're actually boys portraying girls.

(33:29):
It's not your mother, it's a man paba. Like it's
like it sucks to be a kid right now, Like
what was the guy expecting? Like the ending of the
Aceventure a pet detective movie. That's the worst things I
don't really I've ever seen, like what I don't understand,
Like it just doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't
like And that's the biggest question I have for this

(33:50):
story out of ann Arbor, is what what are you
trying to get to so like, let's just say that
you find out that the person playing is in fact transgender, Like,
are you trying to bring down the school? Are you
trying to bring down the Michigan High School Athletic Association?
Like what is the end game here? What are you
trying to accomplish by doing this? Because at the end

(34:10):
of the day, all you're doing is terrorizing someone who's
in high school. And if you want to do that
to some college person or whatever, I'm with you on that,
that's a different universe. But you're talking about high school
people at this point. Legitimate children is who you're talking about.
So that's who you are. Now, congratulations, you've acepent sur
it Like you're pointing to the project a high school person. Anyway,

(34:34):
So if you want to get in shoot a text
text the word Josh is this is something I was
playing when I realized that if he put it all
together and he's getting in the shower ands of the
crying game, it's boy George anyway, So there you go.
If you want to get in text the word Josh
and your message to five one eight eight one. I'm
legit curious to know what people think of this. It's
going on down in ann Arbor. You can also call

(34:55):
eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven
eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
But do you even care? Like to me, I hear
these stories and I'm like, bro, why what is the
reason behind this? Now if I see this person and
this person's eight and a half feet tall and like
jumping over the net, and I'd be like, Okay, I
can see where some parents are like there's a little cheat.

(35:17):
But it just sounds like you're a creep. Like, whether
it's true or not, you're just a creep at a
high school volleyball game. That's all all right. Eight seven
seven nine eight eight one six. I was harassed. I
gotta asked why I was here? Yeah, why are you
here filming high school girls? Because it's my job because
I got nowhere else to go. All right. Anyway, So

(35:38):
you can get in, Josh and a show will cleanse
your palette here with something far more uplifting, I promise
coming up.

Speaker 3 (35:44):
This is the Josh Innis Show.

Speaker 1 (35:46):
On one O six point seven Doullz Detroit's Wheels Raw
Raw one of six points seven Detroit's Wheels. Josh in
a show. He is James, I am Josh good Friday
to your friends. Well, so we were talking about that

(36:09):
story in ann Arbor with the guy from the outkit
going down there and trying to, you know, find where
the transgender athlete was. And that led to a discussion
about being kids and if it's easier to be a
kid in this era or a bygone era. And it's
an interesting question because you have all the technology at
your fingertips now, like you have access to every other thing.

(36:30):
Yeah right there. You know, like back in my day
you had to learn the Dewey decimal system when you
went to the library. Like can you imagine trying to
like tell these kids that they need the Dewey decimal system,
Like everything's on your phone, you don't need anything which
makes life easier. I was reading a story the other
day that most of these people don't know how to
do basic math anymore because they have calculators and like

(36:53):
they don't learn math, so basic things they don't know
because life has been made so easy. Now on the
flip side, yes, that kind of stuff is easy, but
now you have to deal with the internet, you have
to deal with cyber stuff, and there's a bunch of
other factors that I do think make life miserable for
teenagers and high school kids and middle school kids. Now
online predators. Oh dude, we didn't have to deal with

(37:14):
any of this stuff. First of all, I wasn't cute
enough for anybody to be an online predator. They're like, no,
we'll pass, Fatty. Yeah that's number one. Fatty. Hey, hey,
Fatty Like no, we'll It's like no, really, I'll meet
you at the Burger King. Please, I want a whopper.
They're like, no, I you He's like, yeah, well we'll
move on. But like when I think of when we

(37:35):
were growing up, when we were kids, like you rode bikes.
And again I'm not trying to wax poetic. I understand
I sound like an old man here. I'm thirty nine
years old, But when I'm twelve, thirteen years old, here
was a typical day. You get up, you ride your
bick during the summer, not school. Yes, you leave the
house and then you just see where the day takes you. Yeah,
and then you come home play some video games. Maybe
your buddy's got a backyard baseball game going on. Could

(37:57):
you try to tell like some ten twelve thirteen year
old kid to go play a backyard baseball game is
buddies for three hours. My son's three, and he's obsessed
with watching videos on my phone. I'm like, oh man,
we've already got a problem. But that's what I'm saying.
You can't, like, you can't convince these kids to do
this kind of stuff.

Speaker 3 (38:11):
Now.

Speaker 1 (38:11):
I know I sound like, get off my lawn, guy,
but you can't because they have access. Can you imagine
a world where you had to sit and have next
on the video games, they had to wait for your
buddies to play mad and whoever won you got next.
If you told somebody, hey, you'll get next, they're like, no,
I'm just gonna go home. I'll just employ myself. I'll
play myself. I'll play it on my phone right now.
I don't really need you guys. Like it's just a

(38:31):
different universe than it used to be. And obviously, but
it's just it's like to me and I think we
wax poetic about things of the past, and then we
realized that those things probably are it's better that they
don't exist. But like a Blockbuster, I wax poetic all
the time about Friday Blockbuster. You go in you look
for the movie. The movie's all out. You go up

(38:53):
to the desk and say, hey, can you check the
returns box to see if gold Member is there? Like
you wax poetic about that. Obviously, you have it better
now because you can get any movie you want at
any time. But there was something about having the physical
copy of that movie. And then my mom would always
hide the if we if we rented a movie and
then we had to go somewhere else, she'd hide the
VHS tape in the car so nobody would see it. Yes,

(39:14):
you put it under like a bake breaks it and steals,
you know, ladybugs. You know, like it's it was just
a different world, man, and now it's you know, these
kids have it easy, but they also have it very difficult.
You can only watch shows we wanted to watch certain
times of the day, certain days of the week. Coraw
put on Netflix, you put on whatever, everything's on demand.
You can. You can start a show in the middle

(39:36):
of it, watch all ten episodes of it. Like when
I was a kid, when I was I think ten
or eleven, I live with my mom. My parents got divorced,
so it was me, my sister, my mom my, grandma,
my grandpa. My grandpa lived with us despite the fact
that he and my grandma were divorced, so he lived downstairs.
My mom had a bedroom downstairs, My sister was downstairs
with them. Me and my grandma basically lived upstairs, where

(39:57):
I would watch my grandma play, you know, cards all
day and we would watch Jack Tripper, which you know,
Three's Company was one of my grandma's favorite shows, so
we would watch that. But like you'd have to wait
for like Home Improvement, You're like, oh boy, it's seven
thirty or eight o'clock. It's Tuesday seven o'clock. This is exciting.
And then you we used to watch the hell out
of wrestling, so when Monday came around, we would watch

(40:18):
WCW like it was nothing, and I would do the
too sweet to my grandma and she'd say, oh, sunny,
they're crooked like and that's what we would do like now,
Like I do think there's an element that you miss
not having that world, like having to learn how to
wait for things, Like you watched that episode of Home Improvement.
You have to wait seven days for another episode of
Home Improvement, and you'd have to see all the teasers

(40:40):
for it. And the next week, you know, Randy has
as it's on a new home improvement. You're like, wow, Randy, Randy,
what were you doing? But like that's how it was.
And now like there's this thing where you can get
anything you want and you can get it immediately, and
I think that impacts the way you view the world.
But man back in the day, like, but I know

(41:01):
I sound like an old man when I say all
this kind of stuff. But the mall, like all the
malls are closing. Do you think some twelve year old
kid knows about how your mom drops you off at
the mall and you just spend all day at the mall.
You have three hours just to cruise the mall or
the movies. I used to spend like hours and hours
and hours every week at the movie theater. I'd see
two or three four movies a week, sometimes two movies

(41:23):
a day, like now like get a kid into a
movie theater for something that isn't marvel. I'd see any movie,
whether it be like Rush Hour or the Grease re
release or scary movie or whatever. I mean, you'd see
it did not matter like if it was showing, and
that was the time you were at the movies, you
would spend five bucks and go see it. You have
to pick up the phone and call a hotline to

(41:45):
hear what movies and what time they were playing one
hundred percent, and you'd have to listen to the whole thing,
or you'd have to get the newspapers. Paper. The newspaper
would take and like, we're not ancient, Like we're you're
in your early forties, I'm thirty nine. We're not people.
This wasn't that long ago. And that's what fascinates me
about technology and stuff is that, like for us, in

(42:07):
a matter of twenty years, things changed absurdly really less
than that. If you go back to two thousand and five,
it's early cell phone. Still, it's Nokia brick phones, it's
the Razor, it's Aol instant messenger, it's MySpace, it's Facebook.
Fast forward just five or six years and you've got
iPhones and you've got Blackberries, and you've got all that
different stuff. And then you got flat screen TVs and

(42:29):
you got hd It wasn't that long ago that not
everybody had an HDTV, that the people that had the
HDTV were like the Bains family, Oh, you must be rich.
You got two television sets. You're like, like, that was
how that was, And now kids got sixty inch the
flat screen hds in their bedrooms. My TV when I
was a kid until I was nineteen was nineteen inches

(42:50):
in my bedroom with a VCR attached to it. There
you go, that was That was one of those that
was my life. You had a TVVCR combo. Yeah, oh god,
it was a big deal. When I bought my own
DVD player to put in my room, Oh god, yeah,
that's huge. And you had like a boom box and
like you hit play and record of one of your
favorite songs with and you'd miss the first like five

(43:12):
seconds of it. Do you make damn it? Hold on
there it is. There's to become one spice girls go
please don't talk over the song, DJ please don't, oh
you talk over there? And then there's Josh making sure
I talk over just life every time. But that's how
it was and now like so again, there's a lot
of things that are easier for kids. But I think
the biggest issue that kids deal with is the parents,
because the parents are obsessed with online clout and they're

(43:34):
obsessed with exploiting their kids for their own game publicly
to get this clout, and I think it's screwing with
the minds of kids. Do you think my parents when
that when my mom craped me out back in nineteen
eighty six, do you think their thought was, oh, look
at it me. He's such a sweet boy. Unless he
doesn't want to be a boy. Uh, you will let
him decide. We're gonna ask the toddler what he wants
to be. Like, No, no, that would never happen. Now,

(43:57):
that's the kind of dumb stuff we deal with. So
these kids are, of course, they're screwed up. Not that
we're not screwed up, but we're a different kind of
screwed up. You know, at least I know I'm a dude,
pretty confident I'm a dude. But I guess when you
hear me, you know, decide who the Danny Zuko is
radio station? Maybe not so much.

Speaker 3 (44:15):
He's the Josh in his show.

Speaker 1 (44:16):
On one of six point seven.

Speaker 3 (44:18):
WLZ Detroit's Wheels the Josh in his show sports.

Speaker 1 (44:25):
Alrighty, you got the Lions this weekend. They take on
the Giants. They're heavy favorites. They will beat the hell
out of them. There's not much to say about that.
There's not much to be learned from this game. Looking
forward to Sunday afternoon. There you go, just to enjoy
watching them beat the hell out of these guys. Follow
my full season parlay, of course you can root for me.

(44:47):
So we need Jamison Williams to get to seven hundred
and fifty yards on the season. In the last couple
of games have really helped that cause. So Jamison Williams
right now in his quest to get to seven hundred
and fifty receiving yards, He's got five sixty two, so
we're well on our way. All we have to do
is avoid injury, which I have now jinxed. Oh boy.
So so Amanra needs one thousand yards, so we need

(45:11):
less than two hundred receiving yards the rest of the
season for Jamison Williams Amanra. I think his was one thousand,
so he needs to get He's at seven thirty five,
so that's two sixty five he needs. So we're well
on our way there. Then you've got one thousand rushing
yards from Jamier Gibbs. Let's see where Gibbs is in

(45:33):
his rushing yards, So to get to one thousand, he
is at seven thirty two so he needs about two
what is that two sixty eight? So two sixty eight
he needs. Then we need GoF to throw for four thousand,
and GoF is currently at see what his total is
twenty four to ninety, so he needs about fifteen hundred

(45:54):
more yards over the next what eight games? Seven games?

Speaker 4 (45:59):
I think?

Speaker 1 (45:59):
What is their record? Six and three? Right, So there's
six and three. That means they have eight games left.
So we're in decent shape there, and then they need
to make the playoffs and then boom, we're rich. And
then I'm getting out of here. I'm flying to Acapulco
and just living out the rest of my life on
my one thousand dollars victory. Yes, good luck with that,

(46:21):
well do I thank you. I appreciate your concern. Also
football this weekend, you've got Michigan v. Maryland. It is
the warm up for the big one, the big game
that will happen against Ohio State. Boy, you know, if
you're looking for anything, because it looks the Wolverines are
not making the playoff more than likely, however, I mean

(46:42):
they're not going to. But if you find a way
to pull the upset over Ohio State, you can make
their lives more difficult, and who knows what happens if
you do that. I mean, you won't more than likely,
but what if? And then you've got Sparty versus Iowa
this weekend. That sounds like a real riveting one there.
That's we call that a WCSX special. What that one's

(47:06):
called very boring and no one wants it, let's see. Also,
Trek scoobl was being interviewed the other day talking about
that epic Game five in which he pitched a whopping
six innings and then left the game because he emptied
the tank. He talked about sitting on the bench during
like the whole seventeen to eighteen innings. Yeah, I mean.

Speaker 10 (47:27):
Later into that game, it's like the eleventh inning, I
had kind of come down from the adrenaline and stuff
in the dugout, and I'm like, I wonder if they'd
let me re enter this game, or if there's some
little changes that we could to use, just because it's
been like, I mean.

Speaker 1 (47:41):
This game was so long.

Speaker 10 (47:42):
There's two seventh inning stretches during the game.

Speaker 1 (47:45):
It was I mean, it was a ton of fun.

Speaker 10 (47:46):
Obviously we come out on the wrong side of it,
but just watching that.

Speaker 1 (47:50):
Game and living that game. It was.

Speaker 10 (47:51):
It was almost worse. It was worse just watching it
than playing in it. You can know, just because you
have no say or any control of what's going.

Speaker 1 (47:59):
On, and not to state the obvious trek, but you
could have been pitching in that game, and maybe it
wouldn't have gotten to the seventeenth Inny because maybe hear
me out, they wouldn't have scored again, and maybe hear
me out, you may have won the game. Hear me out.
So I was like, Hey, I wish I were in

(48:21):
the game. Wish I could have gone back in you
didn't have to leave. About whatever, I'm still better over them,
and that I didn't think it is sports. All right,
Let's play some rock and roll music. How about that?
Would you like that good? If you want to talk
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(48:42):
eight one. We've got Santoria for you. Now on wheels,
want to six plot seven y Troy's Wheels Josh in
his show That is sublime. I am Josh. Here's a
funny story for you. Out of Saint Charles, Missouri, which
is a suburb of Saint Louis, Missouri, where a judge
is under fire for doing something quite wacky.

Speaker 11 (49:03):
Tonight, a Saint Charles County judge faces suspension over several accusations,
including wearing an Elvis wig and playing Elvis songs in
the courtroom. A lawsuit says Eleventh Circuit Judge Matthew Thornhill
failed to maintain decorum when he dressed up as Elvis
on Halloween.

Speaker 1 (49:20):
See I disagree with the idea that that's not maintaining decorum.
Who's classier and has more decorum than Elvis than the.

Speaker 11 (49:27):
King case He State Ethics committee also accuses Thornhill of
discussing his political preferences in court.

Speaker 1 (49:34):
Now that's a little bit of So let me tell
you about that transgender volleyball player at that high school
in ann Arbor. I have thoughts.

Speaker 11 (49:41):
The committee is recommending a six month suspension without pay
and his resignation after finishing his term.

Speaker 1 (49:47):
But the best part is the costume. He's wearing. This
like a weird plastic Elvis wig. It almost looks like, yeah,
like a mex headroom like. It's a pretty badass. Actually
I like it. So if you want to check out
the pictures of this guy. You can go to the
Josh Ennis Show Facebook. I can't. I thought you'd be

(50:07):
playing the Jayhall's rock. That would make sense, but I
don't like that song and I'm in control here. Maybe
I just wanted to hear suspicious minds? James? Do you
ever think of that? I didn't. It's not all about you, James,
And it's not always about what's better for the bit.
Sometimes it's about what I want. He got. That's just
trying to make a good joke. Look, it'd be a

(50:29):
fine joke, and honest to god, I didn't even think
about it. You beat me, so they're there, you're gonna
break me down? Yeah, you broke me down. Imagine that
guy up there just on the You're banging his gabble though,
and like it's in a wig. We won't go into
a party in the county jail. That's where you're going
for four years. I think I did. Look if I

(50:51):
were going to jail for a certain amount of time
and I were being convicted of something and sentenced, I
think I'd like a guy to being an elf. It
kind of softens a blow a little bit. China does
thank you? Thank'd be like, is this real life. I
think I think it'd be good. It may'd be fun.

(51:12):
So you can see what this guy looks like on
our Facebook page. Have you ever been to Graceland? I
have not. I've been to Graceland like five times because
my dad's always doing something in Memphis, like and the
way we lived in Louisiana, so to get back up
to Missouri, where a lot of our family lived, you
had to go through Memphis. So I've probably been to
Graceland at least four times. It's probably three times committing

(51:36):
Oh yeah, there's no need, honest to God, there's no
need to ever even go. And every time I go,
it's just me and my dad and like seventy thousand
Asian people with Camber's just taking pictures. Like there's always
Asian people at Graceland. They're very excited to be there.
But it's what's and I get it because you know,
the guy died in the seventies, so in the house

(51:57):
hasn't changed. I mean they keep it the same, the
integrity of the inside of it. It is the tackiest
place on the planet. It's just tacky and gaudy golden velvet. Yeah,
and like the jungle room and shag carpet and all that.
I know we kind of talked about this the other day.
What a crappy, no pun intended, of course, way for
Elvis to die just sitting on the toilet. What like,

(52:20):
there's no I don't know, there's just no integrity. I
don't know if that's the word I'm looking for. There's
just no real dignity, that's the word I'm looking for.
There's no dignity and dying on the toilet, like with
an impacted colon, like this guy was the hottest thing
on the planet, Like this guy was the dude. He's

(52:40):
like the og sex symbol. That women threw their underpants
at this man on the stage, even when he was
like obese, like fat Elvis gut hanging out of a jumpsuit,
a sweat and his ass off all that they threw
their underpants at him. And this man dies at forty
I think was forty two or forty three, dies sitting
on the toilet. There's no dignity there. That's a horrible

(53:03):
way to die. One too many banana peanut butter sandwiches
and a lot of drugs, lots of drugs, uppers, downers,
all of them. I mean, the guy was saying, and
what is it about these celebrities like Michael Jackson for instance,
Like if you're the biggest star on the planet, you
just have to take a lot of these uppers downers
and flim flammys and doodiddles and all this kind of
stuff like uh like that, uh like that Whitney Houston

(53:26):
and she was taking all sorts of drugs. A lot
of it would have been, you know, like offered by
Bobby Brown. See, okay, let me tell you something right now. Yeah,
here's something we don't do. I'm gonna teach you a
little bit about the Josh Ennis Show and how we
handle things. How do we handle things. We do not
accept Bobby brown slander. Oh my gosh, there's some things

(53:46):
we don't Oh my god. If Bobby Brown says he
had sex with a ghost, we believe Bobby Brown that
he had sex with a ghost. Okay, we don't slander
Bobby Brown. There's there's there's bylaws. There's like a handbook.
There's like a declaration of independance of the Joshennis Show
or the Ten Commandments. Thou shalt not slander Bobby Brown.
That should have been a part of the onboarding I

(54:08):
had to do when we should start at the job here.
I don't care about what words you're allowed to say
and what day parts they go in and what sexual
harassment is. There are certain rules that we abide by
on the Josh second course, after what Paola is correct?
What is Paola? What is Plugola? And thou shalt not
slander Bobby Brown? Well my mistake, just so you know,

(54:30):
probably still give her drugs. Look, here's the thing she
gave him drugs. I'm dead serious. They probably gave each
other drugs. Oh that's probably eventually, yes, But so here's
what happened. Okay, And look, and I understand you guys
have your own things going on right now, and this
is more of probably a Steve Harvey Morning Show conversation.
But that's fine because now you've opened this up. Whitney

(54:52):
Houston was trash. Oh that's facts. Whitney Houston was like
everybody like painted it like. Oh, Bobby Brown came in
here and ruined Wihitney Houston. Whitney Houston ruined Whitney Houston,
and then everybody blame my man, Bobby Brown. Look, you
don't want to get me started down the path of
defending Bobby Brown. There are very few people that I
am a staunch defender of like I am a staunch

(55:13):
defender of Bobby Brown. Do you have a family member
that was on his legal team or something? I wish?
I wish I were best friends with the guy I love. Look,
I love Bobby Brown. And New Addition is going to
be coming to town next year with Boys to Men
and uh, oh no, it's not Monica, who's the other one?
It's what's her name? Do break? Tony Braxton? So it's

(55:33):
going to be Tony Braxton New Addition and Boys to Men,
just like the Return of the Nineties Tour. No, it's
just you know, it's Boys to Men and New Edition.
But I'm excited about that show. I don't know. I will.
I will defend Bobby Brown all day because I hate

(55:53):
when people misrepresent someone as if Whitney Houston were some
perfect human before she met Bobby Brown, which she was.
Watch some documentaries get yourself educated, not just to you.
Can you recommend any good Bobby Brown is the hero documentary? No,
but there are things that exist. Watch reality be h

(56:14):
one behind the Music. Oh dude, Bud don't get me
started on Behind the Music. That was my show when
I was a kid, E True Hollywood Story, Behind the Music.
That's how I know everything I know because I wasn't
getting late in high school, so I sat around and
watched the True Hollywood Story and the Behind the Music program.
You've upset me. Now, you've upset me by insinuating that
Bobby Brown is not a good person. I didn't say

(56:36):
he's not a good person. I just I am a
Bobby Brown stand just like those Taylor Swift wackos and
those Britney Spears wackos. I'm a Bobby Brown wacko. See
the truth. Bobby Brown likely gave Whitney Houston drugs. I'm
sure at some point he did. But she was into
it and she was like, look, she brought herself down.
But like this whole idea that Bobby Brown ruined Whitney,
I won't tolerate it. I will not tolerate that kind

(56:57):
of talk on this show. What you've done is you've
spread a lot and a lot of things you tolerate,
but you will not tolerate this. Look, I will tolerate
talk of the weirdo going to the high school and
taking pictures of the gals. I will tolerate UH making
fun of other radio stations. I will tolerate AI creating
songs to explain how everybody but us sucks. There's a
lot of things. I will tolerate us playing promos for

(57:18):
other morning shows in our building. Will. I will tolerate that.
As I said, there are a lot of things I'm
willing to tolerate. But how dare you talking poorly about
Bobby Brown? You talk that way about Bobby Brown and
I cracked skulls? Thank you? That a threat? Will I
will crack skulls? I will. I am pornholio. So with
that in mind, then here's what I'm gonna do. I'm

(57:39):
gonna cleanse our palate with one of the versions of
everyone sucks but Us, just to kind of like bring
you back and bring the mood back down, because what
you've done is you've upset me. This is one of
the rock versions, the butt rock versions of this jam.

Speaker 2 (58:01):
W C it sucks, sucks and the riff sucks.

Speaker 1 (58:07):
Ducking Ship's house sucks. That house is that? What can
name sock.

Speaker 2 (58:19):
Station is a flame a station, Tressla news that sash.

Speaker 1 (58:27):
And spring and Scott sucks to.

Speaker 2 (58:31):
Take about sucks every body but suck.

Speaker 1 (58:37):
The josh and Joan wheels a pass and we have
Shia maybe bit better now I do. I feel better.
I'm sorry that I lashed out. Okay, I understand, but
there are certain things that I just that that I'm
triggered by, and Bobby brown Slanders one of them. Now

(59:00):
I know, now you know remember that? And I liked
that the song lumps Casey and was screaming Scott like
they're the two elite one's in the category of people
that suck. It's Casey and his belt and his belt.

(59:22):
To be fair, Casey and his belt suck and screaming
Scott sucks to really quickly, speaking of that, I keep
getting these long diatribes from random friends of this guy,
and they're like, this guy attacked our friend. And I'm
not gonna comment on any of the posts because I
don't care to, but I will state just so everybody
remembers who called who josh An is first and set

(59:44):
me and set the thing in motion so you can
tell me about all this guy's charitable stuff. And oh,
I really raised the line for the people who list them.
He's our friend. He started it, No one cares again
because they whatever he started it. All I said on
the radio is it's we that you call it your
show when you fill in for someone. It'd be like
if Casey came in here and he's like, look it's

(01:00:06):
the Casey and his Belt morning show. Like if we're
on vacation, Like if we're out one day and Casey
rolls in, look it's Casey and his Belt. Here's blur
like that would be like that would be not cool.
And that was my only point. I didn't criticize what
the guy does or anything. So then he goes to
his Facebook and like, josh Anas, and then what you
did is you just unleashed the beast in me, and

(01:00:28):
then I whom I am a great bleep talker. I
took it to like ten. But then all of his
like weird like wheelchair bound old folks, home living friends
that are like, you know, talking trash to me on
Facebook like I'm some sort of evil demon. All I
did was responded, that's a fact if you go back
and listen. I never said anything bad about that guy

(01:00:50):
until he called me josh Anas. And then I turned
my hat around and nine came out nine came out,
and then you did this to yourself, I know, your
weird cult of wins that like to explain all the
bands you went to see forty years ago and all
this like it matters great. But like you started a
chief and I finished it. You're the finisher. I am

(01:01:12):
the finisher. You know what I did? It was like
that the the Mortal Kombat. Yeah, finish him fatality, and
I got him all right. Anyway, Josh in his show
More Rock Coming Off, did Josh in his show one
six point seven w LLZ Detroit t Wheels. That'll be
the ratings of all these other morning shows. When the

(01:01:34):
Jiss Army saints their teeth, their collective teeth into them
free fallin. That is a good Hackey radio transition. There.
That's what I'm here for. Let's see. I open up
my YouTube and it pops up with all these different
radio shows that are live on YouTube. We are not
live on YouTube because we have to play music, and
since we play music, there's no point in us being

(01:01:56):
live on YouTube. But like it'll pull up different radio
stations that like ones in Philadelphia, some political talk station
in Philadelphia that I've watched before because i know the
people won in Saint Louis because I know the people
there in some other places. And then Dave and Chuck
popped up on there your your buddies, you're your guys.
I think I'm gonna comment on their post here just

(01:02:17):
for the hell of it, just for fun, just to see.
I've discovered I've been blocked by the big Gym's house. Well,
look all I've done again, Look Angel here. All I
did was commented on the because he said, hey, I'm
listening to Scream and Scott, and I didn't say something
that I really wanted to say, which would have been
you'll be listening to a lot of Scream and Scott

(01:02:39):
when he's got your job. But I didn't do that.

Speaker 4 (01:02:42):
I did.

Speaker 1 (01:02:43):
I showed restraint and I was like, hey, is it
off putting to you when Scream and Scott calls it
Scream and Scott's house, to which I said, his name
is not on the mortgage, it is not screen. He's
a guest in your home, Like you should just tell him, hey,
wash the sheets when you leave. And that's all I said.
And now I think I've gotten blocked. So let's see.

(01:03:05):
Now I'm gonna comment I'm gonna see how many of
these people I can get blocked by. It's a fun game.
Let's see here, let me type here. Did you guys
hear that James is now on WLZ? That's crazy? Send
Oh no, I want to post post. There we go
the unit. There we go like preemptively. Now it just

(01:03:27):
shows up as Josh and his show on YouTube. Here.
Did you guys hear that James is now on WLZ?
That's crazy? To which I'll say, he sounds really good.
Oh well, thank you. I'll take the compliment. And he's
lost weight, so he he looks tight. There we go,

(01:03:51):
he looks tight. All right, there you go. Thanks, I
do that for you. I'm appreciate you. See if anybody
responds to that, but AnyWho, well come in. Did just
see that that the these Amazon drone deliveries are going
to be in the Procycta, so over in the Hazel
Park area, there's gonna be I know, right, Like so
if I ordered something from Amazon, it would come in

(01:04:13):
in like five seconds. So that's something that will be like,
they'll just show up in less than an hour. So
in less than an hour, if you're in Hazel Park,
you can get a delivery and a drone. This giant
drone shows up in your yard. That's how the drone sounds.
And it shows up and it just drops the package.
How big is this giant drone? Look, I got to
show you the video somewhere, but like I watched it

(01:04:35):
last night. I think on the news this things are
pretty long. I mean, it has to be a large
drone if it's going to drop a sizeable package. Well, yeah,
that's that's what blows my mind. Like how big of
these drones? Like is there a weight limit to what
you can order to get it within the hour. I
don't know if there's a weight limit. I got to
read the story a little bit more in detail, but no, like,
like it's pretty cool. Like the package I saw dropped,
they dropped it from a pretty high height, so I

(01:04:56):
mean hopefully it's it's like a face wow. But no, dude,
this is cool as hell. Now some people are weirded
out by it because they're like, oh my god, what
is this? Like, you know, like, why is this giant
drone is invading my backyard? You know, like a lot
of people are gonna be scared of it. Maybe I'm
fascinated by it. Well, I feel like there's an easy
target to just like steal stuff. Porch pirates are already

(01:05:17):
going to your porch to steel packages when you're not home.
But now you see a drone flying by, you probably
take it down with a slingshot. Well, but this is maybe.
But this is a giant drone. This is a powerful drone,
all military airstrike type drone. It's large. I gotta find
you a picture of it or like, so let's see
the Amazon Amazon drones Detroit. This is a big drone.

(01:05:39):
Man Like, I don't know if it's like, you know,
gonna take down a village or something like that, but
these are pretty like I don't know what a big
drone is versus a little drone, but like it's pretty
big and like it carries a package and just drops
the package in your yard. I'm fascinated by it. But
this is a great time to be alive. Also, people
are now commenting on this. I didn't know James was

(01:06:01):
back on the radio. Oh here you go, ah yeah, yeah, yeah.
James is on WLZ in the morning from six to ten.
It's one oh six point seven FM frequency modulated. There
you go. You should check him out. You should check

(01:06:23):
him out. There you go, so get you're doing some
more community OUTREADI this is all I'm doing. This is
I'm trying to help people here. I'm trying to let
them know their other options. That's all. Maybe we do
enough of this, they'll they'll put us on YouTube. They'll
be like, listen, stop playing music. You guys can be
on YouTube. There we go. But maybe not. Well, they
got to get the cameras working properly for that's true.

(01:06:44):
Or they gotta find money to have somebody operate the switcher.
That's we'll figure that out. Baby steps, my friend, baby steps.
All right. Anyway, Josh Innis show, I'm excited about these drones.

Speaker 2 (01:06:55):
Fun.

Speaker 1 (01:06:55):
Yeah, get your beef drinky in less than an hour. Now,
I know right way to go to. We're gonna have
auto driving ubers. We're gonna have drones. Life is good, kids.
What can I tell you? Anonymous City, I don't care
about that. Remember the video for that song where like
Weezer is in the Happy Day Happy Days, and like

(01:07:19):
the fawns is dancing and Richie Cunningham's there. Back when
that video came out, it's like the most cutting edge
thing you've ever seen it was Now like your your
neighbor could make that on his iPhone, Like an eight
year old kid could make that music video on his iPhone.
It's ridiculous. I mean, how we just went in and
created four banger rock songs yesterday in ten minutes. You know,
back then you put the fawns in a music video
and you're like, whoa, this is something I still understood.

(01:07:41):
With the tie in with the song and Happy Days
was well, I guess kind of that era, I guess,
I mean, I guess there was no direct tie to it.
It's just kind of a cool like they're playing it
at Arnold's I guess is the name of the place.
And Happy Days. But anyway, so we were talking about
the the drones and how in Hazel Park. Now you've
got these drones for Amazon that are going to be

(01:08:02):
dropping packages and they are quite large, like the size
of a lawnmower. Now that I'm looking at, I know
they're big. I wonder if anybody's gonna shoot these things down.
I guarantee they'll be getting si especially in Hazel Park.
Like Hazel Park feels like a place it's gonna be
like a new hunting season. It's gonna be like skeet shooting.
It's almost like in a video game bonus round, where
you just shoot stuff down and get prizes.

Speaker 3 (01:08:22):
You know.

Speaker 1 (01:08:23):
Let me go to the phones here, so let's see
who's on here. You said that you saw something on
the news about this. What was it?

Speaker 4 (01:08:29):
They're showing that they're showing the drone land and the
guy walks into the frank he's about forty feet back,
flipping the camera off. He's got a yellow vest on
like a blaze or is your vest on?

Speaker 1 (01:08:39):
Gotcha? So in the news video there is a video
of a dude that's off in the background flipping off
the drone.

Speaker 4 (01:08:45):
Flipping off. He's flipping. He actually looked at the camera
and flips the camera off. He's about forty or fifty
feet back. He's the kind of like if you're they're
showing the drone, he's like to the right, a little
bit of the drone back about forty fifty feet It
all out laughing. I've seen that, and then they played
it back. I thought, did anybody catch.

Speaker 1 (01:09:03):
That with me? And what news channel was this again?
And where was this?

Speaker 4 (01:09:08):
It was on channel four?

Speaker 1 (01:09:09):
Channel four. I'm going to go check that out.

Speaker 4 (01:09:11):
Yeah, yeah, it had to been that, Like, let's see
the four It might have been at five o'clock news,
because I don't think they showed it at four o'clock.

Speaker 1 (01:09:19):
Gosh, I'm going to check that out. Whatever. Cool, thank you.
I'm going to try to find that online and see
if we can find that if we can see somebody
flipping off the drone. I mean, so far, I have
a five point thirty report about the Amazon rolling up
the drone. I see the guys handling the drones. I
see the drone landing, but no flipping off anybody in
the background with the middle finger up. We gotta find

(01:09:40):
that walks on the end of the shop, who's putting
a glove on towards the end. Oh, maybe we can
check that out. Maybe, so, but uh, there you go.
I'm excited about these drones. I'm excited to see what
happens because I feel like bad things are going to
happen to these drones. It reminds me so I lived
in Philly back in twenty fourteen, fifteen and most of sixteen,
all right, and there was a there was this robot

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that was making its way across the country Okay, I
don't know if you remember this story, but like there
was a robot that would pop into different cities and
like try to bring happiness and join him and roll
through a town and go all the way across the
country or something. And he made it through a lot
of town did he get kidnapped? And then he made
it to Philadelphia and they beat the hell out of
the roads. They beat up the like the happy I
got to look up the details of the story, but

(01:10:23):
maybe look this up, like robot beaten up in Philadelphia,
Like that's what's gonna happen to these Amazon drones in
Hazel Park. Like I live in Hazel Park, right, so
I feel like bad things are going to happen to
these Amazon robot So I was on the air there
at the time, and it was fantastic like this, like

(01:10:44):
the whole story is boy, this robots made it from
state to state, city to city, and then he made
it to Philly and was murdered. They murdered the Hitchbot
was the name of the robot, Oh the hitchby This
is his final tweet. My trip must come into an
end for now, but my love for humans will never
Thanks being beaded. He's like been sent to the guillotine
from the people in Philadelpha's head off with his head,

(01:11:06):
put him in the iron maiden. And that's what that was.

Speaker 3 (01:11:09):
Like.

Speaker 1 (01:11:09):
That was the best story ever, like only in Philadelphia
with the happiness, like trying to show you that robots
are nice and people are great. And they murdered the
robot in Philadelphia. It was wonderful.

Speaker 3 (01:11:20):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:11:21):
Also when I was in Philadelphia, there was a story
about an obese man that would pull up to red
lights and start masturbating with Swiss cheese. Oh wow, Philly
was a fun place. He does, well, there's already holes
in it, so it makes it a lot easier. Josh
in his show seven w LLZ Detroit's Wheels on six

(01:11:42):
point seven Detroit's Wheels Josh and his show What's going On?
It's Josh and James this morning. Hello everybody, Blade you
guys are with us. Did you see the story about
the guy who died and his mom found an alligator
in his bedroom? That here that happened here locally. This
is a fascinating story. R top story night over the weekend,
a Detroit woman said her son died and when she

(01:12:03):
went into his bedroom, she found a startling surprise.

Speaker 12 (01:12:07):
She found this, this giant alligator in an aquarium and
almost six foot gator.

Speaker 11 (01:12:12):
A local rescuer went to the Detroit home yesterday, managed
to get it out.

Speaker 1 (01:12:16):
That is a huge alligator, by the way, So like
there was that story a couple of weeks ago where
the dudes found the alligator on Belle Isle. That was
a small alligator like a baby. Yeah, if it was
not big at all. A six foot alligator living in
a dude's bedroom and the mom had no idea about
this at all.

Speaker 11 (01:12:33):
Anyway, we continue, Lauren Costick has the wild story and
the warning about these dangerous reptiles.

Speaker 12 (01:12:40):
Imagine your son died.

Speaker 1 (01:12:41):
Also, what warning do you need, Like they're alligators a bite? Yeah, hey, guys,
warning here, it's an alligator. It will eat you. Alligators
are hungry because they got all those teeth and noe toothbrush.
They're ornery.

Speaker 12 (01:12:54):
Go into his bedroom and you find this a very
large and angry alligator. And she called here, and you
got the job done.

Speaker 9 (01:13:01):
You got this alligator back.

Speaker 1 (01:13:03):
And this was no easy job to think about that though.
You walk into a bedroom like your son's dead, you're like,
I guess I gotta go pack on some of the stuff.
Just find an alligator. You think, like the worst you're
gonna find is like his pornos dash, But instead you
find a six foot alligator just living in a small
fish tang. I mean, considering that he's probably an adult
man living with his mom, he's probably got just an

(01:13:23):
f ton of porn, just so much porn, like old
school magazines that he considers collector's items. He's probably got that.
He's probably got homemade erotica. He's probably got his Internet
that's just pregnant with pornography like that? Would I'd look,
I don't want to. I don't know the guy's story.
Maybe not. But if I had to guess, if this

(01:13:44):
guy still lived with his mom and he had a
six foot alligator living in the bedroom with him, that
guy had an f ton of porn or a lot
of drugs that he was selling, that would be my guess.

Speaker 12 (01:13:55):
The almost six foot alligator was found living in a
tiny aquarium inside it do you straight home?

Speaker 1 (01:14:01):
No water, no heat, no light, and no space. I
feel bad for the alley be able to run free.
I feel bad when these kind of animals are kept captive.
But usually when you hear a story like this though,
like this, there's like exotic pets that's owned by you know,
random big star athlete that's rich and just wants to
have a shark. Yeah, like, hey, I have a shark
in my house, like Gilbert Gilbert Arenas have a shark?

(01:14:24):
Am I making that up? Like Gilbert Arenas who played
for the Wizards and whoever the hell else Gilbert Arenas
played for. I think Gilbert Arenas got arrested or something
because he had a shark in his house. I may
be wrong. He had some sort of exotic pet like that,
a large expensive shark. He had a shark man Great Falls, Virginia. Like,
I think what we have here we confirm that you

(01:14:45):
have too much money. When you can buy a shark,
when you can just have it like an an illegal
shark in a tank in your home, you may have
too much. It's funny because the guy you also played
for the Shanghai Sharks in China for a brief period too.
He was he was living the life. This is what
he was doing. Old gator rescue. Under a minute, I
go in, I grab the gator. I'm gone. Just took

(01:15:06):
about half an hour.

Speaker 12 (01:15:07):
Mark Rosenthal is known as the local gator wrangler. I
got the head end, the Exotic Animal Expert has been
doing this for more than forty five years, this time
getting a call from a grieving mother.

Speaker 1 (01:15:18):
Well, my son died last week.

Speaker 7 (01:15:20):
I buried him Saturday, and there's a six foot alligator
in his bedroom.

Speaker 1 (01:15:25):
It's so fascinating. Again, you're right. You expect to walk
into his bedroom and he's got all of his VHS
slee you's like, maybe we'll find some porn or a
sex doll or a flesh light. Yeah, or like he's
got like Back to the Future, like the sleeve from
Back to the Future, but the tape in it is
like babysitter sex Sluts nine. But no, they found an alligator.
I got your, big guy.

Speaker 12 (01:15:45):
Not only was the gater stressed and angry, it was
hard to reach.

Speaker 1 (01:15:49):
So how did you get the alligator out?

Speaker 12 (01:15:51):
Because the sweatsher didn't work, the milk rates who couldn't
get in, how'd you get it out?

Speaker 1 (01:15:55):
At some point you just I got to clean it
up because we're on camera. You got to say, what
the heck? Oh boy, thank you for cleaning that up.
My virgineers couldn't hand me. He's a well known child
entertainer with animal I say, well, that makes it. He's
actually the owner of one of the most famous animals
on the planet, which one Nico, the crying parrot. I

(01:16:15):
didn't know the crying I didn't know that. He actually
just put on a presentation at my other job over
the weekend. So now he probably went from our presentation
to go and collect his alligator. Yeah, that's true. I
wonder how much money you make wrangling alligators if you've
been doing it for forty five years now. I would
imagine he also wrangles other things. Oh yes, But at
one point in this story he says, more so than

(01:16:37):
any other animal, we get a lot of alligators here,
even though alligators don't live here. Like if you would
have told me you wrangled alligators like in Louisiana, I'd
be like, okay, that makes sense. But in Michigan. Yeah,
from his stories, he does a lot of Like he
goes in and rescues animals that were owned by drug
dealers that get busted. So I don't know if this
is the same case with this gentleman who's deceased, but
it could be and he gets a lot of a

(01:16:59):
different exiatic animals. It's got some crazy lizards. It just
it fascinates me that, like, you become a drug dealer
in your first thought is you know what I want?
I want like an elephant, just to have it, Like
I want a shark. It's like, is that like a prerequisite?
They're like, listen, you can be a drug dealer and
make some money, but you're gonna need to have a
gigantic illegal animal in your home, like a tiger, and

(01:17:20):
maybe alligator is like the entry level exotic animal for
a drug dealer, you know, so those are the most
affordable to start with, and then you move the way up,
you know, then you get a lion. That would explain
why he still lives with his mom. He probably doesn't
have the cash to move out, and the alligator is
a sign of that, like, oh, he has an alligator,
that's the entry level once he gets his own place,
like a cougar or something like that, mountain lion. A

(01:17:43):
shark like Gilbert Arenas had like one hundred million dollar contract,
so of course Gilbert Arenas can get a shark. Shark
is a notch of like four or five notches above alligator.
Maybe you can get like alligator eggs off of wish
or something, you know, and you just got to hatch them.
Very possible, so you got to just do it, and
that's exactly what he did. His mouth looks pretty good.
I don't see too many missing teeth. I'm guessing he

(01:18:04):
was biting at the aquarium. As for a name, I
got lost in Detroit. This guy got me back. You
don't know. I'm going with this. He's my Navy gator.

Speaker 12 (01:18:13):
And it's not the first time in Metro Detroit. Just
earlier this year, Mark also rescued one.

Speaker 9 (01:18:19):
You were a drug house in e course, Well there
you go.

Speaker 1 (01:18:22):
That makes sense. Then they had the ones with the
dudes down at Belleisle. So there must be just a
lot of drug dealers in town. I mean yeah, but
I mean there must be a lot of drug dealers
and they want to have alligators. It's wild, Like, I
don't know the appeal of it, but it exists. There's
an appeal for having it. Just glexes. Is it like
to guard your stash?

Speaker 3 (01:18:41):
I think so.

Speaker 1 (01:18:41):
I don't think it's to guard your stash. It's just
a flex like. I think it's a. It's a flex.
Why don't he just get a grill like hip hop stars?
That's what I want to gold tooth as a flex.
You know, I don't want an alligator. I feel like
that's like a twenty year old flex, Like that's a
Paul wall Nelly flex. I think we've evolved from gold
teeth flex into exotic water pets flex. I'm stuck in

(01:19:04):
the twenty year old flecks man you are, You're just
gold too. You're stuck in a very outdated flex. I
got the tooth yank too and put the gold one in.
I'll show you which one that's fun. But we'll get
that snaggle tooth right out. But there you go. So
I need I need a lot of follow ups on
this story though. I need to know what this guy did.
I need to know, I need all the They're very

(01:19:24):
quiet about the circumstances around the son's death. They don't
mention a peep about it because there's got to like,
like just some random jomoke doesn't have an alligator? Correct,
that doesn't exist, Like you don't just like go to
the flea market, you don't go to pets smart like
on a pet adoption day and come almost an allegant,
unless it's just some kind of like made for TV
kids movie where all of a sudden, Billy gets an alligator,

(01:19:45):
you know, like you find some eggs on the side
of the road, it hasches them or whatever. It's like
like Chucky and like there's a human that lives in
the body of it's like a shaggy dog. It's an
alligator shop turned into an alligator. It's really his that's
really her. So that's like his b and he's like,
you gotta get me out of this body. And he's like,
I don't believe you. And then he's like does some
thing that only he would say, He's like, it really

(01:20:06):
is relieve Yeah, how'd you get in the body? Oh?
There was some sort of say off. I gotta yeah,
I gotta curse put on me from a psychic downtown.
I didn't have the right the right drugs she needed,
so she cursed me. Now I'm an alley. Get me
out of here. You gotta find Miss Fafufi. She's down.
He's downtown. You gotta get miss to reverse the gurl.

(01:20:27):
He's gotta reverse the curse. You've gotta do it or
I will be an alligator forever. Anyway, tell my mother
she'll never believe it, but you gotta. She can't get
rid of me. Don't let me become a pair of
boots rebelts. All right, Welcome into Friday, everybody. Are Week's

(01:20:49):
almost over. So at least there's that. We got that
going for us, which is nice. Here's poison on wheel
Well I six point seventy trage weed, Oh Josh in
a show. Today is Kim Griffy Junior's birthdays fifty six?
Today is the kid. When I was a kid, Kim
Griffy other than Michael Jordan, Kim Griffy was like the

(01:21:11):
biggest athlete on the planet. Like was the guy that
was like the dude. And then it's just funny how
time changes thing. So at the end of his career,
he's playing with the Mariners. I want to say this
may have been his last season. I'm not sure he's
playing for any other teams besides the Mess. He went
to the Reds. That was a big trade. He went
to the Reds and like got hurt. That's when the
injury started. He got traded to the Reds and he

(01:21:32):
was hurt a lot. And then if King Griffy doesn't
get hurt. Griffy probably hits eight hundred home runs. I
want to say he hit six hundred and thirty something
home runs. See if I'm right, look at how many
home runs Kim Griffy Junior hit. For some reason, the
number six thirty seven comes into my mind, but I
don't think that's true. Maybe it's not six thirty seven,

(01:21:53):
six oh eight, something like six six thirty. Okay, So
Kim Griffy hit six hundred thirty home runs. This guy
missed for like the back half of his career, probably
missed half of the possible games he could have played.
Griffy would have hit nine hundred home runs probably, but
you know, he got hurt a lot, and it was
never the same guy. But Griffy at the end of
his career was back with Seattle because I think he'd

(01:22:14):
gone to the Reds And I want to say he
maybe even played for the White Sox at one point,
like at the end of his career, but he's back
in Seattle. This is in twenty ten, just to show
you how your heroes like just fall off, right. So Griffy,
when I'm a kid, he's got the backwards hat he's
in the Pizza Hut commercials. Yeah, he had his video
game and I had an N sixty four Griffy video game.

(01:22:35):
He had like the plastic bats, the Griffy plastic bats,
the shoes, everything was Griffy. Twenty ten, there's a story
that comes out. He's playing for the Mariners. He's like
forty at the time. It's the end of his career.
He's a bench player. He goes into the dugout, then
into the clubhouse to get a jacket, and then never
comes back, and they're like, where the hell is Griffy whatever.

(01:22:56):
They don't use him as a pinch hitter in a
big moment in the game, and the media is asking
the man. You're like, why didn't you use Griffy And
they're like, well, we got nothing. Turns out he had
gone back into the clubhouse and just fell asleep tired.
Ei long He's like, this is what this is what
happens to your heroes, you know. Nineteen ninety five, he's
the biggest star on the planet. Backwards hat hitting all

(01:23:18):
these sweet ass left handed home runs could have been
you know, like before it became Sosa and McGuire in
the Homer Chase. You go to nineteen ninety seven. The
year before that, I think Griffy hit like fifty six
or fifty eight that year, so it was like Griffy's
going to be in the mix for the home run title.
It's you know McGuire and Griffy and then you know
Sosa kind of burst on. But like you look at
Griffy and you're like, this dude was like the greatest ever.

(01:23:39):
And then he's forty years old, passed out in the
clubhouse taking a nap during the game. It is why
they had it in state, all those rules to make
the game goal quicker because we can't fight because he's
taking a nap in the clubhouse. But yeah, he's fifty
six today. When you were a kid, who was like
your favorite athlete when you were a kid, Shaquille O'Neal,
Shaquillee Cecil fielder, so Cecil, you feel there was a

(01:24:00):
big one in our house just because Detroit Tigers told
the Successil field there was like the man when it
came to baseball. I loved a lot of those mid
nineties guys. Basketball was at its apex then too, so
you had Shack. I was a big MJ.

Speaker 2 (01:24:12):
Guy.

Speaker 1 (01:24:13):
I had the shirt with Shack as like a caricature
with a magic jersey on, and I got I would
get ridiculed by my friend's older brother. Yeah, screw him.
I'm like, quilling you. Why why is it not cool
to wear this shack shirt? Yeah? I got it for
my birthday. You know what else? I like Grand Hill.
I had the Grand Hill shoes. When you think about
all time great shoes, and that was like the apex

(01:24:34):
of shoe culture in the mid nineties. And you had
the Jordans with the patent leather all like the clad
shacked nosis shoes, and then you had Grant Hill. And
Grant Hill's deal was with Fela. Like so there's Nike
Reebok all this and then Fela, and they were the
like the most basic playing ass. Look up the Grant
Hill feeling. I thought they were very solid white shoe

(01:24:54):
and then there was like a black patent leather that
went around the whole thing. It was truly the amart
looking I remember all the kids rocking these. Oh God
that I had that exact pair of shoes, the Grant
Hill Feela's. I had the Jordan elevens, which is probably
the most famous shoe ever, the Jordan eleven and white ones. Yeah,
they're the ones with the leather on the bottom right.

(01:25:15):
Those were like the Space Jams. I had, the tens
I think I had, I had. Oh you know what
else is a great shoe from that era was the
Penny Hardaway. I think the Airpenny two. The Airpenny two
was a great shoe that I had. There was a
stretch where they brought back Converse and there was a
Doctor J Converse in the mid nineties that I had.
I had multiple. My favorite shoe of all time is

(01:25:37):
the Converse Weapon, which was the Larry Bird era sneakers,
so the Bird and Magic sneakers, the Converse Weapon. I
love that they brought it back when I was in
high school, so I would wear those in basketball games.
They were the most uncomfortable basketball shoe ever, but I
would wear them because I loved them. I had Celtic's
colors and I had Bulls colors and Lakers color in
the But I was into shoes first stretch. I loved

(01:25:59):
all that stuff.

Speaker 11 (01:26:00):
Man.

Speaker 1 (01:26:00):
But yeah, but Grand Hill I loved. I loved from
the uniforms obviously were great, like the Pistons with the Teal,
You had the Raptors, you had the Grizzlies, like the Rockets.
Uniforms looked like pajamas with pinstripes and a rocket with
a smiley face on it. Like the mid nineties ruled,
and then you had Griffi and Shack and everything was

(01:26:23):
larger than life the Midnight. The kids today will never
know what it's like to just look at athletes and
not care what their politics are or anything. The topic
of conversation would be Penny Hardaway, either being in a
commercial with Tyra Banks or dating Tyra Banks or something. Yeah,
and then there was Little Penny, which it was voiced
by Chris Rock, So you had Little Penny. I mean,
everything was so great and you didn't care. We didn't
watch athletes and go, hey, I wonder if what we

(01:26:44):
voted for or even care about what their politics were.
You watch Space Jam, You're like, there's MJ and there's
flylike an eagle, and there's everybody. Get app it's time
to slam now. And you go to Walmart. And at
Walmart you could buy the Space Jam uniforms. I had
the shorts and all of that stuff. It was awesome.
Had I believe I could fly and you didn't care. Now,

(01:27:05):
imagine being an eleven year old kid in your thoughts, like, well,
I watched the news today because my mom made me
watch the news. Did you know that there's a transgender
athlete and Ann Arbor? And did you know that Michael
Jordan said that Republicans wear sneakers too, But my mom
says that's not true and that actually makes him hitler.
And you're like, that's what these kids deal with now,
Like that's what happens when you're a kid. Now, I
think my dad cared who anybody voted for. I'm like, hey, Dad,

(01:27:26):
I want the space Jam uniform from Walmart? Or oh,
you want to talk about low En Hakeema LaJuan sold
his shoes at Walmart. One of the greatest basketball players ever.
And I forgot what brand the Hachema LaJuan shoes were.
They weren't Puma, Spalding, Dude, I had the Spalding Hakima

(01:27:47):
LaJuan shoes. They probably cost eight dollars brand. That was
how life was back then, though. Man then Now like
you fast forward, Reebok is sold at wall But back
in the day, Rebok was one of the two or
three big ones now you know it's Walmart shoes for me.
Airwalk was a huge brand. If you could have Airwalk shoes,

(01:28:08):
you like the coolest or Doc Martin's Doc Martin's airware
of course, but like Doc Martin's were big like in
that era. Man, I think airwalks. Now you can get
to like five bucks pay left. And this is gonna
be a dumb question. Did you guys have Stephen Berry's
here at the moment?

Speaker 2 (01:28:22):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:28:22):
Yeah, everything was five bucks, was five box shoes. He's
gonna Stephen Berry's and like you'd be like, oh, look
there's an Indiana like, uh, what's the movie Hoosiers? The
movie Hoosiers. Oh look, there's a Hickory High School jacket
for five dollars. Oh look, Stefan Marberry sold his shoes
there for five dollars. How did they go out of business? Well?

(01:28:43):
Everything was five bucks. Everything was great, though, God, Stephen
Berry's ruled. I go there and get novelty t shirts.
They have funny novelty shirts as well as sports. That's
great and like we like they. I can still tell
you where in Lakeside Mall Stephen Barry's was. It's amazing.
Stephen Barry Oars was in the old Service Merchandise. They
shut down the Service Merchandise and they opened up a

(01:29:04):
stephen Berries. Then they closed down the stephen Berries. And
that was like a nursing school, you know what, Like
every mall did that. There was like random nursing in school.
But that's how it was. Like, so God, stephen Berry's
was so good, like the best stuff they had. They
had bomber jackets, like they had everything you could ever want,
and it was all five dollars. Like, oh look, I'm
gonna get me a Michigan Wolverine's letterman jacket. Oh, by

(01:29:27):
the way, five dollars. Yeah, i'vember being excited getting a
gift card to stephen Berry's even buy the whole store
for five bucks. God, stephen Berry's were the best. And
then you would get the Starberries that was what the
Stefan Marberry she was called. And then there was a
stretch where I was into the and One stuff like
the mixtape tour and the profess on all that stuff
because I played basketball. So it was like eight hundred

(01:29:47):
black dudes and like me and two white guys, so
you kind of you know, blend in. You know when
in Rome and like I would watch all the and
One stuff and have the giant ass shorts big, I
mean shorts that were like eight sell down to my
calves and like I've always I always saw them. They
were like the North Carolina tar heels color. I had
North Carolina too. I had a Michael Jordan. I wow

(01:30:11):
that I had an entire food let me tell you
I had now it is, but back then it wasn't so.
I had a Fubu Harlem Globe Trotter's warm up outfit. Wow,
the whole outfit. I had, like the rip off pants
and everything I had that. I had the and One
mixtape tour, like whole like shorts and giant jersey. I

(01:30:34):
had a Michael Jordan North Carolina full set jersey and shorts.
I had all the Air Jordan's. That was me growing up. Man,
I was really into that stuff. And then what happened
He fell into some hole of the watch documentaries and
all of a sudden, I'm like it just it sounds
like you had everything you needed to meet babes. I

(01:30:56):
know I should have been getting so late in high school.
I was like, wrap, this is the Josh Innis Show.
On one who's six point seven double u l Z
Detroit Threeels one of six point seven Detroit Wheels. That
is g n R doing Paul McCartney Live and Let

(01:31:16):
Die Josh had a show. It's Josh and James today.
I'm gonna get out of here. My wife is at
home doing her work. She does all of her radio
work from home. The products, the fixed Yeah, yeah, it's
it's warm in there now. But the neighbors, these these
two ladies that live next door to us, are having

(01:31:39):
something built in their backyard, either like a shed or
something she shed. Huh yeah, she shed exactly. And it
is obnoxious and it's loud, and like, there's a concrete
truck parked in front of our house. Can I tell who?
I hate? People who who could park their car in
front of their house, but they choose to park in
front of yours, Like, why are you parking in front

(01:32:00):
of my house? There is an opening in front of
your own home? Why are you parked in front of mine?
And then now, of course, since they're building their little
she shed and doing all this work in the backyard,
I got this giant concrete mixer truck parked in front
of my house and I'm not pretty fancy shed if
it's they got a concrete truck and well yeah they're
pouring like a slab of concrete in the back. Like

(01:32:20):
good for you. You're a bunch of rich a holes.
I'm happy for you. They're Hazel Park Rich. Well look,
Hazel Park Rich. I'd take that. At this point in
my life, I get it. I'm doing anything I can
to try to get Hazel Park Rich. Casey tells me
all these shows I need to listen to to get better.
He's like, look, this show is a lot better than
yours and you should listen to it. Thanks. And so
I'm like, I'm listening to radio shows and like Seattle

(01:32:42):
and Portland. I'm like, so, how can I be good?
So Casey will love me? So I do that. And
I was talking with Mojo the other day and he
was telling me about this good rock and roll person
who's on in Portland. He's like, yeah, this guy's really great.
You should talk to him, as if I can be
like coached by this guy. So like every one in
those building things, I'm the worst. They're like, listen, we

(01:33:04):
regret hiring you. Try to be like other people that
turned us down. That's the story. Okay, that's exactly how
it goes. So, so like I walk my dog for
like hours in the afternoon, you know, so we go
for a walk. So I'll just listen to all these
shows to see what I should be doing. And like
this one show is doing like like they're doing. It's
the breaking and entering Christmas where we bring gifts to

(01:33:25):
some people. I'm like, well, I've heard them on the
Mojo Show. So apparently here's how you make it in
the world. You listen to the Mojo Show and just
do all that oh wow, but maybe say like booger
and farts and you're on a rock station and say
filthy things. So say like, oh booger, but here's Christmas
gifts for poor people, and then you make it, I think,
is what it is. I got a new strategy, I guess.

(01:33:46):
So what kind of gifts can we give? Well, that's
therein lies the rub, my friend. They won't give us
any to give to anybody, So we have to go
down tickets. Merry Christmas, just make you's come true. A
little kid who wants to see Nelly and shine down, Well, congratulations,
you and one friend can go and uh, well, your

(01:34:08):
parents can dish out fifty bucks to park so but
but it's worth it because you get to see shine down.
But yeah, so that's what I'm off to do today.
I have to do some some podcasting and then I
have to go pick up my dog and take him
for a five hour long walk and listen to different
rock radio shows and try to get better. I have

(01:34:28):
to try to improve. So that's what we do. We
just listen and steal listen. And here's what I've learned
about Well, I think it's they consider repurposing reimagining. You're
reimagining because the repurposing would be like just taking their
exact thing and playing it. It's it's it's a detroit reimagining.
This is what it is. I mean, this what they

(01:34:49):
tell you to do on YouTube too. You find the
videos that are viral and then you just do your
own version of that and try to make it big.
But it's not really worth. Originality is dead, my friend is.
So they just keep making sequels and remix the movies correct.
So that's why, like you go to Casey and he's like,
look this show like I'm gonna just shoot you straight.
Like we tried to get them, and they were like no,

(01:35:10):
but you were unemployed at the time, so we're like,
we can get him for and you called us, yeah,
looking for a reference. He correct you called us looking
for a job, and we're like, well, I guess like
someone's got to do it. So that's how I ended
up here. And that's the truth. Actually, if you like
to know the truth, there it is. But anyway, so

(01:35:30):
that's my day. What are you off to do?

Speaker 4 (01:35:32):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (01:35:33):
Well, we have a babysitter today, so I'll be taking
care of the two boys until mom gets home. Oh boy,
and then I don't know if I order pizza. Oh boy,
do you have a preference you like to order pizza.
I've been kind of leaning towards hungry Howies, like, oh boy,
hungry house. Yeah, but my son doesn't really care for
hungry Howies. He's more of a Jets boy. Oh Jets
is good. How badly do I want my son to
eat dinner tonight? This is a real hot take. But

(01:35:54):
as far as like Detroit style pizza, I think Jets
may be the best. Jets is definitely up. Jets is
elite and they're good. I mean obviously, like I've gone
to Louis over in Hazel Park and they're great. And
I've hit up there's a great place down here called
Michigan and Trumbull, which is very good. Uh you know,
I've hit them all up, green lantern, all of them.
But like I love jets and Jets is everywhere. Of course, lantern.

(01:36:15):
You got to get yourself in any apasta Salem, I
might have to do that. So much meat and cheese.
That sounds good, but interesting. Now I want pizza. My
wife is making me put up the Christmas tree today,
and by that I mean it's fake. So we stick
a couple of fake brands to get a pole and
plug it in oka. And our place is so small,
it's a very lean it's like the Ariana Grande of

(01:36:35):
Christmas tree, very skinny, very very skinny to make room
for it in there. So we had to do that.
And skinny Christmas tree too. That's what we have to
do with. Like, you know, our house is small. You know,
I don't make that. Dude's in Portland money. I live
in a shanty, so I have to look. If you
want a tree, it's good that your neighbors building is
bigger than your house. You make a joke, but it

(01:36:56):
probably most jokes are based on truth and reality, and
that's why they hurt. I'm so sorry to mean to
hurt you. Then you just don't mean to hurt you.
Before we leave, before we say farewell for the weekend. See,
on the outside, I'm smiling, but on the inside I'm crying.
I'm like the joker in that way. But anyway, all right,
so we're getting out of here. Rob Brandt is up next.
He has none of these concerns in life. He lives
in a mansion from what I understand. So Rob Brant

(01:37:19):
is coming up next. Then we know for a fact
the Doc lives in imagine. He's the doc, So he's
coming up. You're running out of shows to listen to
the docs. Doc. We're giving away Motley Crue tickets every
all day, yes, so we started that in this hour,
and then we will have Motley Crue tickets on the
radio station for the rest of the day, all day long.
So if you want to see Motley Crue, then there's
really no reason to listen to anybody else. If you

(01:37:41):
don't want to win tickets to see Motley Crue, maybe
this isn't for you. I hope you don't leave, but
you might. I don't know, but if you want them,
we're here, all right. So we're getting out of here.
Rob's coming in here next and we will see you
on Monday. Yes, goodbye,

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