September 9, 2025 • 49 mins
Ben Johnson lost his Bears debut in awesome fashion and Josh loves it.
Alex Anzalone has a message for Lions fans and detractors.
Tennessee public schools will be mandated to have gun safety classes for students. Should Michigan do the same?
A school in Canton Township lost a kid 3 separate times...
Alex Anzalone has a message for Lions fans and detractors.
Tennessee public schools will be mandated to have gun safety classes for students. Should Michigan do the same?
A school in Canton Township lost a kid 3 separate times...
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Had Ben Johnson.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Hah.
Speaker 1 (00:04):
If we have to be miserable, you can too, Chicago.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
And they felt good, didn't they last night? After that
first drive.
Speaker 4 (00:11):
Or so the game boy you were talking about or
lookout Caleb Williams Super Bowl, Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams seventeen
to six JJ McCarthy sucks.
Speaker 1 (00:25):
Then what happened?
Speaker 5 (00:27):
Ha?
Speaker 1 (00:30):
I've asked the question on Facebook and you can answer
it on the phones if you'd like eight seven seven
nine eight eight one o six seven, or you can
text the word Josh and your message to five nine
five seven zero. How much did you enjoy watching Ben
Johnson lose yesterday? And it's not because we hate Ben Johnson.
I have nothing against Ben Johnson. Gon't be a head
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coach to all that. But it's the Bears, and it's
all off season hearing about all the Lions are gonna
suck without Ben Johnson. The game happens and they do
suck without Ben Johnson. Oh, Ben Johnson is an expert. Oh,
Ben Johnson is a god of football. And then Ben
Johnson's offense garbage. After the first drive or so of
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the game. You had to have enjoyed it at least
a little bit she can get in eight seven seven nine,
eight eight one oh six seven. Text the word Josh
in your message to five nine five seven zero. Once again.
It was a long night for me. I stayed up
and watched the whole damn game. Actually got a lot
of sleep for me. I got like three and a
half hours of sleep. So we're ready to go. We'll
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have Tigers tickets for you. That's coming up in the
seven o'clock hour. We'll play Rotten Approval Ratings. Rotten Approval Ratings.
That's how you will get your Tigers Braves tickets for
that game September nineteenth, So we'll have that for you.
Tigers didn't play yesterday. They're back at it again today
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and they are taking on and the Yankees at Yankee
Stadium could be a team they run into in the postseason.
So we'll get into that. In sports, we got Alex
Azeloni kind of taking some shots at the Lions fans.
We'll get into that. We'll keep ridiculing Chicago because the
best way to wallow in your own misery is make
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fun of other miserable people. And we'll give you a
good morning kick to the balls to wake you up.
We'll get you rocked and loaded with requested Sammy Hagar
Right now, we are the one and only Motor Cities Wheels.
Oh yeah, but Ozzie sucked all right, one of six
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point seven Detroit's wheels Josh in a show. Hello greetings.
So sports wise, last night, Ben Johnson made his debut
as the head coach of the Bears, and they blew it.
They were up seventeen to six in the fourth quarter.
JJ McCarthy was playing terribly, which isn't really shocking because
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JJ McCarthy wasn't a very good quarterback at Michigan, so
it's not shocking that he wasn't very good in the NFL.
The shocking thing was he went on to lead three
touchdown drives in the fourth quarter, twenty one points scored
in the fourth quarter by the Vikings, and they win
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twenty seven to twenty four. Ben Johnson, of course, made
his debut, and he was a bit sullen after the game, obviously.
Speaker 6 (03:33):
This disappointing way to start the season there for us.
You know, we just have a seventeen to six lead
and then and then see it go the way he
did there in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Somebody misses Jared golf Do dah du dah jj ended
up throwing for one forty three two touchdowns. He ran
in another one. Again, he wasn't impressive. At Michigan they
won a champion. Jim were clover cheated, But hey, it
could have been worse. You could have been Caleb Williams,
who looked like Tom Brady in the first drive of
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the game and then disappeared almost entirely the rest of
the game. He threw for two ten in the matchup. Now,
remember that the Lions take on the Bears at Ford
Field this weekend, so bring it on, Ben Johnson. Also,
the Tigers are back at it tonight after Monday off.
They're in New York. They take on the Yankees. It's
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Casey miz getting the ball. You would think that Casey
Mice may be the number two starter for this team,
which is kind of frightening considering the last seven starts.
He has a five point one eight ERA. But he
might be the best of the bunch, which again is
saying something which means we may end up seeing more
pitching chaos, which means what kids, We lack a legit
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number two starter. But hey, they're in the Bronx tonight.
Maybe Casey Mice will get it going in the right direction.
Seven h five, first pitch, all right, Speaking of the time,
will have tickets Tigers Braves tickets coming up in the
seven o'clock Cower. You will have to play the Rotten
Approval Ratings game, which is a fun game that we play.
So brush up on your rotten tomatoes. Will do that.
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And we have an update on the father and son
that got accosted by that wacky Keith Oberman looking woman
in Miami at the Phillies game. We got an update
on them, and a whole lot more. It's the Josh
Ennis Show. Stay, There's the Joshness Show, one oh six
point seven, Detroit's Wheels, Josh Hennis Show. Hello friends, Hey,
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if you're into holiday music and Creed.
Speaker 4 (05:39):
Boy, I've got a winning proposition for.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
You, something that will make you really excited. Apparently the
rock and roll band Creed is going.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
To be.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Doing a Christmas tour Creed miss is what it's called,
and they've got shows around the holidays. I don't think
any of them are coming around here Oklahoma. I think Thackerville, Oklahoma,
and who the hell wants to go to Thackerville, Oklahoma, Hanover, Maryland,
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somewhere in Connecticut, a couple of shows in Hollywood, Florida.
I don't know if they'll be singing Christmas tunes. I
would imagine they would. If it's Creed this, I would
imagine you're gonna get You're gonna get that. I'd be
hoping for just a whole butt rock Christmas tour. That's
what I'd like, Like a very butt rock Christmas, Like
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get Creed together and get like puddle of mud and
stained and everybody, get them all together and just have
them doing butt rock Christmas songs. And it can't be
any worse than the Bruce Springsteen version of Santa Claus
Is Coming to Town, which I contend is arguably the
worst song that has ever been performed. And now I'm
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gonna punish you with some of it because I'm an
a hole. Hey, class, you want Santa Claus? Bring you
new saxophone klaws claws. You guys know what time it is?
Speaker 7 (07:15):
What time?
Speaker 1 (07:16):
Like the way this guy talks, you think like p
comes out every time he talks Christmas time? You guys?
Are you guys are being good in practice of real? Yeah?
But imagine butt rock doing this? So Santa bring you
a new sax Aphotle Bay, everybody on that being good?
What find me a worse song than the Bruce Springsteen
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version of Santa Claus is Coming to Town? You can't? Oh,
but Josh, what about like we built this sitting? Nope,
you better not try.
Speaker 7 (07:48):
You better not.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
I'm telling you what.
Speaker 8 (07:53):
Say it?
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Flos is coming? But Josh, what about like Barbie Girl?
No Florus killming? What about the Macarena? No, this is
the worst song that has ever been recorded. But now
imagine Crean doing this, you'd have the best song ever, Samna.
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Can you take me to the knoll with all the toy? Boy?
This song is terrible? He knows. Oh, No, I better
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stop making fun of Bruce Springsteen when I'll get in
trouble with Casey. I guess in the next segment, I
have to make fun of kid rock or something to
balance things out so I don't get in trouble. All right,
let's play some more rock and roll. How about David
Coverdale and the Gentleman in White Snake. This man had
sex with Tawny Katine. Boy, we got a loaded seven
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o'clock hour for you. We're gonna play rotten approval ratings
for your opportunity to win Tigers tickets. Tiger's back at
it again tonight. These are not tickets for that game,
that'd be pretty phenomenal. I don't know how we'd get
you to New York, so that won't be the case.
Speaker 5 (09:13):
But I do have.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Tickets for September nineteenth versus Atlanta, so I'll have your
chance to win those in the seven o'clock hour. We'll
have sports coming up for you in just a little bit.
Alex ANZELONEI with a little dig at the fans after
week one. He doesn't think you're too smart, so we're
gonna have that audio for you. And it was fun
watching Ben Johnson collapse last night. Nothing against you. You
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seem like a decent enough guy, But there ain't nobody
in Detroit that wants to watch Ben Johnson and Chicago
have success. We got that JJ McCarthy plays hero last night.
And what they're doing in Tennessee, what they are mandating
kids be taught in schools will probably piss some of
you off. All that coming up on the Joshennis Show.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
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Dollz Detroit's Wheels Hie Welcome.
Speaker 1 (10:17):
In seven o'clock, Straight Up, Josh Annis Show, Good Morning,
Wheels Fam up late again last night because of the
Bears Vikings game. I guess if you're looking for a
positive is neither one of those teams looked particularly good.
So really nobody in the division did outside of the Packers,
so there's a positive. I asked the question on Facebook,
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and I'll ask it of you right now at eight
seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. Or
of course you can text text the word Josh Josh
and your answer to five nine five seven zero. Did
you enjoy watching Ben Johnson lose last night?
Speaker 6 (10:59):
I did?
Speaker 1 (11:00):
I dug it. I was texting with Tony Travado during
the game. We're like sports text Budgs. I'm texting with
Tony and the two of us watching both of these
teams suck at quarterback and just suck overall. We just
sat there chuckling like Beavis and butt Head. This was me,
in turn that was the two of us watching Ben
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Johnson put together one epic first drive with the then
the whole world, the whole world is like, oh, Caleb's
on baby, Caleb's got him an offensive coordinator, and look
maybe he does. But after that initial wave of plays
at first drive, they didn't do much the rest of
the game. We'll give you all the details on that though.
Coming up here in sports we'll have your chance to
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win Tigers Braves tickets. You'll find out what's going on
in Tennessee that I think should. It's here's what's gonna happen.
Some of you are going to be super pissed when
you hear this, and some of you are gonna go, Okay,
I get it. We got that. And Alexandzeloni, we're gonna
have that coming up for you in sports here, alexan
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Zeloni of the Lions things, You're stupid. That's coming up
after Papa Roach on a six point seven Detroit's Wheels,
Josh Innis show so that aforementioned Bears game the Bears
in Viking. The Bears were up seventeen to six, and
you might have gone to sleep at that point, but
if you did, you missed the game twenty one points
scored in the fourth quarter by the J. J. McCarthy
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led Vikings. They end up winning twenty seven to twenty four.
It looked in no way like it was going to
go that way until it went that way. McCarthy wasn't
very good. He threw for one hundred and forty three yards,
but in the fourth quarter he was Joe Montana. Caleb
Williams started great in his first drive with Ben Johnson,
and then what ends up happening is he sucks the
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rest of the game. We all sat back and we
all laughed. He said, ha, you thought the Lions sucked, Well,
you guys sucked.
Speaker 9 (13:04):
Too, ha.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
And it was a good time. And then we get
the Bears this weekend. Let's kick their ass. Ben Johnson,
uh was sad after his first outing this head coach.
Speaker 3 (13:23):
Obviously, this disappointing way to start the season there for us.
Speaker 6 (13:29):
You know, we just.
Speaker 8 (13:32):
Have a seventeen to six lead and then and then
see it go the way it did there in the
fourth quarter.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
We loved it. Now, speaking of the Lions, the Lions
will take on the Bears. They're looking to find their
first win of the year, and fans and I think rightfully,
so fans and members of the media and everybody else questioning, Look,
you got two new coordinators, and the defensive side of
the ball looked bad. On the offensive side of the
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ball looked bad. It is natural for people to go, oh,
I wonder if these quarterbacks aren't good or these coordinators
aren't good. So I'll play the question and the answer
for you. But here's a question of Alex Angeloni and
his answer regarding how people feel about the new coordinators.
Could be some conversations about are these the right coordinators
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for the team? Not what are your wants after week one? Yeah,
that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
Well, the fans are not. Whoever's saying that's not highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (14:29):
Oh, we heard you, Alex. Look I like you. You
look like a member of Nelson. I dig you. However,
your first instinct was to say, oh, fans are dumb, basically,
and then you caught yourself. You're like, I don't want
to be in those crossfires. That's not a crossfire I
want to be in. I don't want to be involved
in a player versus fan thing. But the reality is this,
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you did take a shot at the fans. There it's
pretty clear after week one. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (14:57):
Well, the fans are not whoever's saying that's not and
highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
And then I really enjoy your condescending chuckle at the end.
That's how we all felt watching your new offense without
Ben Johnson. That's how we all felt watching the Packers
roll all over your defense, Alex. And we only did
that because we had the laugh to keep from crying.
Tigers tonight they take on the Yankees at the stadium.
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Casey Mice pitches tonight. Seven oh five is first pitch. Hey.
The good news is Casey Mice has an ERA over
five in the last seven games, So there's that. I
just think he might get the ball as the number
two starter in the playoffs.
Speaker 5 (15:41):
Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
How do you feel about that Angeloni comment? Like you're
your fan of the Lions, you think he was taking
a shot at the fans there. It's bad business to
take a shot at the fans after you get your
ass whipped to start the season. Bad business, my friend.
If you want to get in eight seven seven nine
eight eight one oh six seven eight seven seven night
one oh six seven, you can text I want to
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hear from you. Text the word Josh and your message
to five nine five seven zero. Am I making too
big of a deal of that? The Lions went out
laid an egg on opening day and they're replacing two
coordinators and both sides of the ball looked terrible. I
don't think fans are out of line to say, hey,
what's the deal with these coordinators? I get that it's
week one, but you're coming off with fifteen wins and
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you looked awful in week one with new coordinators. Get
in eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
What are your thoughts on Angeloni's comments? Text as well.
Text the word Josh and your message to five nine
five seven zero row one oh six point seven. Detroit's
wheels Josh in a show? What's going on? Everybody? How
are you on this Tuesday? You should be in a
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little bit better mood. Now that Ben Johnson leiden egg
in his first game, that means he's gonna suck. But
at least he layden egg. And JJ McCarthy sucked, But
that's nothing new because JJ McCarthy sucked at Michigan as well.
He just happened to be part of a team that
was cheating and they won the championship. Now story out
of Tennessee. This story is interesting and I really want
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to get your thoughts and your feedback on this at
eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
Tennessee is the first state in these United States to
mandate gun safety training for public school students. The new
law addresses gun related tragedies and accidental shootings. Students will
earn basic gun safety practices like how to handle finding
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a gun and general firearms safety. The curriculum will be
carried out by each school district and will not involve
real guns or ammunition. Children as young as kindergarten age
will be part of the program. Good. I think that's
what schools should be used for. Teach kids the basic
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things they need, Like you need to know how to
do math, although they've changed math now, so I don't
know how kids add, subtract, and multiply anymore, divide like
I don't know new math as they call it, so
I don't know. But teach kids how to write, teach
them how to read, teach them math. If you want
to teach them history, teach them history. Of course, you
can just google history. If you want it and then
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start teaching kids how to do things that are important
in life. There should be classes for learning how to
change a tire. There should be shop classes, there should
be home neck classes. What's wrong with that? That's good?
That's good, like like if you're gonna spend eight hours
of the school. Like I hate to break it to you,
there are like one out of a million kids that
will ever need physics for what they do, or like
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really deeper science stuff unless they are like a scientist
or they're watching Jeopardy. They don't need those things. But
you know what you can use all the time. Know
how to change a car battery, know how to change
the tires, learn how to work would buddy, But we
don't do that. But I think this is good. So
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I've taken gun safety classes. I took like a class
at this big gun shop in Tennessee and Nashville, this
giant gun shop. I'm not a big gun dude. That's
not really my thing. Like I don't really I don't
have a gun. I don't I don't hunt, I don't
have a gun at home or anything like that. It's
not my bag. But I learned how to do it
because I felt I needed to know how to do it.
I needed to know my way around a weapon. What's
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wrong with a fifth grade or fourth grader whatever, at
least having an idea of what to do in these situations.
Now you can argue it's sad that we're at this
state that we need to do this. Man, you'd probably
be right, but we are. I'm all for it. Eight
seven seven, nine eight eight one oh six seven. So
here's my question for you. Eight seven seven nine eight
eight one oh six seven. Now, I don't know that
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this sounds like something old Gretchen would be into, But
in the state of Tennessee they're doing this mandating gun
safety training for public school students. Do you think they
should do that in Michigan? Right here in Michigan, should
we have our school students learning how to handle weapons? Again,
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it's important to note these are not real guns. It's
not real ammunition. Is that some kindergarten or holding a
Newsy they home like little little Colton in kindergarten isn't
carrying an AK forty seven? So just be clear on that.
But do you think this is something that should be
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done in Michigan? Eight seven seven, nine eight eight one
oh six seven, eight seven seven nine eight eight one
oh six seven. Get in on that, Get on the
phones or text. The text is always open. Text the
word Josh and your message to five nine five seven zero.
I've already got text messages coming in on this. Most
of them are saying it's asinine and ridiculous that they
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would have kids at schools learning how to handle guns
and gun safety. I disagree. I think I think schools
should be used to teach important life things like we
need to become sexist, to have home act. Teach kids
dudes and girls. They'se them's whee's everybody, whatever your pronouns are.
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Everybody wants to know how to make a case. Every once.
You know how to cook, every once, you know how
to do laundry. Looking back on it, in school, how
much would you have preferred to be in a class
where someone's baking brownies as opposed to physics? That's what
I thought. This is the Josh in his show on one,
Who's six Poe?
Speaker 4 (21:17):
Now?
Speaker 1 (21:17):
The story in Tennessee's got people blowing up my phones
at eight seven seven, nine eight eight, one oh six seven.
So in Tennessee they are mandating gun safety classes in schools.
The first US state to mandate gun safety training for
public school students could be as young as kindergarten. Okay,
that's what we're looking at.
Speaker 7 (21:35):
Right now.
Speaker 1 (21:36):
People are blowing up my phones answering the question would
you be in favor of this? In Michigan eight seven
seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. You can
text the word Josh and your response to five nine
five seven zero. Let's go to the phones. Let's see
Melissa is on Melissa, how are you?
Speaker 7 (21:51):
I am fantastic And I had to weigh in on
this whole gun thing.
Speaker 1 (21:54):
Yeah, what you got?
Speaker 8 (21:55):
My dad taught me how to handle and respect a
gun when I was five years old.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
Really, how did that process work? Do you remember it? Oh?
Speaker 8 (22:03):
I remember it exactly. He took me out to my
grandparents' farm and we sat down and he showed me
every working part of the gun, how to make it fire,
how to make it not fire, you know, the safety switch.
And I learned that day how to shoot it, and
I learned that day how to clean it, and I
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learned that day how to respect it.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
So you, I would imagine, then you are all in
favor of kids at schools being taught this absolutely.
Speaker 8 (22:33):
I mean, if you look at the history of accidents,
like you know, I'm fifty two, so back in the day,
growing up in my teens in my twenties, the history
of accidents at that time were fear. They didn't know
what it could do, they didn't respect it, and that's
where a lot of the accidents came from.
Speaker 1 (22:52):
Now, I guess the question would be, should this be
something that's the responsibility of, say, like how your dad
taught you how to handle guns and clean guns. Should
this be incumbent upon the schools to do this? I
guess that would be the main argument. But you think, yes,
it's good for schools.
Speaker 8 (23:09):
I guess in a perfect world, I would say no,
it should be taught at the.
Speaker 6 (23:15):
But we parents, for whatever reason, keeping children this.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
I got it.
Speaker 8 (23:20):
And just because you don't have a gun in your
house doesn't mean that little Bobby Joe next door doesn't
have a gun in theirs. And if your child isn't
taught how to respect it, then we're looking at trouble.
Speaker 6 (23:32):
Possibly.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
Yeah, well, I appreciate it, Melissa, Thank you so much.
Speaker 8 (23:35):
You're welcome. And by the way, I grew up in
a school where we had home EC and shop class
and it was fantastic.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
Yes, so like I missed that era. I'm thirty nine.
So my school we didn't have home ECH or any
of that. What is wrong with teaching people how to cook,
how to do laundry. I'd rather do that than sit
in geometry class.
Speaker 8 (23:54):
Absolutely nothing. I learned how to balance a TechBook. I
learned how to caught up a chicken. I learned how
to sow holes and clothing.
Speaker 6 (24:04):
Totally.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
We had guys at our school that would get picked
up at noon to go to like a vocational school,
like they would learn how to do a trade school,
a trade school.
Speaker 8 (24:13):
Yeah, they still do that, they still do that.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
Hell, there was a school I used to drive through
a town in Texas and on the high school's campus
they had like a shop where they taught you how
to do if you wanted to learn how to be
a mechanic. And then right next door to it there
was a beauty school all for the high school. It's wild,
that's awesome. I know, it's like there's this stigma about
like these certain jobs like doing hair or being a mechanic.
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Those are jobs where you will always have work. There's
nothing wrong with having those.
Speaker 8 (24:41):
Jobs nothing at all, and all of skills tradesmen are retiring,
like these skills are gaping holes.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
Totally thank you, Melissa, have a good day, you do,
yeah bye, So yeah. I'd love the idea of kids
learning to do life task asks, life stuff, common sense
stuff like look, if a kid wants to learn how
to do physics, learn how to do physics, you want
to go be Bill Nye, Go be Bill Nye. I'd
rather a kid learn how to change a tire, change
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a car battery. That's what I'd prefer. I'd be more
fun too. You know what wasn't fun science. Let's get
one oh six point seven Detroit's wheels, Josh Nis come
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Tiger's tickets playing rotten approval ratings. And you'll hear from
a mom whose kid has been lost by a school
locally three times. Three times her kid has gone missing
(25:32):
from a local school. We'll get into that, but still
people calling me on this Tennessee story. Tennessee first stayed
in the US to make gun safety training mandatory for
public school students. Let's see, let's go to the phone. Hello,
you're on wheels. Go ahead.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Oh good, Mordy, how are you good?
Speaker 1 (25:48):
What's up?
Speaker 7 (25:49):
I absolutely they teach children doun safety. Why well, you know,
like a let's the same sign a park somewhere, don't
know how to clear it or how.
Speaker 8 (26:04):
To handle it.
Speaker 7 (26:05):
I guess, you know, they just find one somewhere. I
don't know, I mean, I just I.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
Think the response to that would be, though there's no
guarantee if a kid finds a gun that they'll do
the right thing, even if they know how to, you know,
I mean, who knows what happens.
Speaker 7 (26:21):
It's just true, but install it into them hopefully.
Speaker 5 (26:26):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (26:27):
I mean, I.
Speaker 7 (26:31):
I don't know. It's been a long time, thirty years
ago before I was, before I knew anything about weapons.
I grew up, We grew up with no guns in
our house. A guy, a border patrol flipped his vehicle anyways,
he handed me his weapon. I don't clue what to
do with this weapon, and some other guy took it
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from me and cleared it.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
Dude, it's nerve wracking. So I'm not a big gun
guy either, but I learned how to shoot when I
was in Tennessee, and like just holding a gun is
a nerve wracking thing if you have no idea what
to do with it.
Speaker 7 (27:04):
Wait, and I didn't get I did. Nowadays, I don't
leave home without it. It's my Americ Express does.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
Thank you.
Speaker 7 (27:12):
I'm originally out of Flint. And so if the leading
the water, don't tell you the leading, the bullets.
Speaker 4 (27:19):
Will point seven Detroit's wheels.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
That's def Leppard, non Josh, all right, So here's what
we got coming up for him. A little bit late
on this, but the phones blew up and the topic
took off talking about the gun. So I'm gonna be
a little bit late getting into the Tigers tickets. Okay,
but we are going to play rotten approval ratings. How
does rotten approval ratings work? I give you Donald Trump,
who happens to be the president. I don't care that
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it's Trump. It could have been Biden, it could have
been Obama, could have been Bush one or two, doesn't matter.
The game is just looking at their current approval rating.
Then I will give you a movie from Rotten Tomatoes,
and you would need to tell me if that movie
has a higher or lower popcorn rating, which is the
public rating of the movie which is in essence and
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approval rating. Does it have a higher or lower approval
rating than Trump? That is what you will have to
tell me. So I will give you the approval rating
for Trump, and then I will give you the movies
and you have to tell me what is higher, what
is lower. We will do that here in just a
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few minutes. Also, so if you want to get in
get on a hold for that you can. We have
a lot we still need to get into today. I
told you I have this story coming up about the
school here locally in Canton Township that lost a kid,
a young kid, a special needs kid. Three times you'll
hear from that kid's mom. How is that possible? We'll
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get into that. Back into Alexandzeloni as well. Alexanzeloni, who
is a member of the Lions. If you didn't know,
Alexandzeloni finds the idea that you think the coordinators may
have not been good hires. He thinks that's preposterous and
he thinks that you're stupid. After week one, Yeah, that's
what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (29:07):
Well, the fans are not whoever's saying that's not highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
He says, ha, ha, you're not highly intelligent, you have puns.
That's what he said. All right, So we can get
back into that as well. Give you the full recap
of what happened in Ben Johnson's debut on Monday Night
Football with the Bears. Then, of course JJ McCarthy playing
for the Vikings. If you went to sleep last night,
you missed the whole damn game. All the exciting stuff
happened in the fourth quarter. We got that Tiger's tickets
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rotten approval ratings. We're gonna play that right out of
the shoot in the eight o'clock hour. I'm a little late.
I get it, my bad.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
Stay there, Josh in this show one of six point
seven WLZ.
Speaker 7 (29:45):
Detroit's weels many out here.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
It's good man. Now, the way this game works is
I give you the president's approval rating, and then I
will tell you a movie. You have to tell me
if that movie has a higher or lower approval rating
than Donald Trump according to the Rotten Tomatoes popcorn meter,
which is the fan vote, not the critical vote. Does
that make sense? All right? Scott? If you get two
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out of these three correct, you will win tickets to
see the Detroit Tigers take on the Atlanta Braves on
September nineteenth at Kamerica Park. All right, awesome, here we go.
Movie number one is Happy Gilmore two. Does it have
a higher or lower approval rating than Donald Trump's forty
one percent?
Speaker 7 (30:30):
I'm gonna say lower.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
You'd be wrong. Actually you should be right, though, because
say what you want about Trump. Happy Gilmore two was
one of the worst movies I've ever watched, and I
don't understand how anybody would enjoy it. But it's actually
sixty five percent. It's considerably lower than Donald Trump. So
you'll have to get the next two correct. We're gonna
stick with an Adam Sandler theme because it's Adam Sandler's
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birthday today. Who knew? So here's number two. You have
to get this to stay alive. The next movie is
Jack and Jill, a movie in which Adam Sandler played
himself and a woman considered at least critically, to be
one of the worst movies ever made. Does it have
a higher or lower approval rating than Donald Trump's forty
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one percent?
Speaker 7 (31:14):
Gosh, that's got to be lower.
Speaker 1 (31:16):
You would be correct. It's at thirty six percent. Thirty
six percent of people thought this movie was good. That's
thirty six percent too much because the movie is terrible.
Now you're even at one final one. If you get
this right, you're going to see the Tigers Take on
the Braves at Kamerica Park September nineteenth. The last Adam
Sandler movie in rotten approval ratings is Big Daddy, a
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movie where Adam Sandler sort of adopts a kid just
falls into his lap. He kind of semi adopts him
because he thinks he'll make his girlfriend think he's responsible.
Is that higher or lower? A higher or lower approval
rating than Donald Trump's forty one percent? Higher? You'd be correct?
How about that it is seventy four percent? Well, that
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comes from the golden era of Adam Sandler, like water
Boy and Weddings Singer, and Big Daddy and Billy Madison,
movies that all of his fans love. So I guess
that one was an easy one. Good too, Thank you, Scott.
Scott's spark plug. And he's got tickets to see that
Tigers take on the Braves, and we'll give away more
of those tomorrow here on the Joshnis Show. Speaking to
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the Tigers. They're in action tonight. We'll give you all
the details as they are in New York and one
to six point seven Detroits Wheels josh NNAs show. People
also still calling about that story from Tennessee where they're
mandating the kids in public schools learn firearms safety. It's
almost been it's really been unanimous. I haven't taken one
phone call from anybody who disagrees with that. People are
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very much in supportive of that. And by that I
mean are they supportive of that happening here in Michigan?
Would you be supportive of public schools teaching firearms safety
classes to kids? Now? They started as young as even kindergarten,
allegedly in Tennessee. That might be a little young. I
don't know, but let's see. Let's get one in on
that before we get into sports. Let's see, Hello, you're
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on it's wheels.
Speaker 5 (33:02):
Hello, go ahead, Hey mush, just an old country boy
from Pennsylvania. You're working up here. But I'm also a
United States Army soldier, So I just want to say
that not only is it expected to know how to
use a gun, but according to the Constitution, we are
supposed to be able to take up arms if needed.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
First Off, thank you for your service. Second, of all,
do you think kids should learn how to use that?
Is there a specific age or grade that you think
is too young for kids to learn that?
Speaker 6 (33:32):
Or no?
Speaker 5 (33:33):
Yeah, I wouldn't start like kindergarten, but you know, you
start getting into the eight nine year old yet, because
legally you're going to love to start hunting when you're twelve,
and that's when you become a young man or a
young lady. You're losing that adolescence. I wouldn't start a
kindergarten first grade, but you start getting flipped in fifth grade. Yeah,
I think they should do it without a question.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
I got you, brother, I appreciate it. Man, Thank you
so much for listening.
Speaker 5 (33:55):
Hey, I have a great day you too.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
All right, let's take a look at scores. Speaking of guns,
it looked like Caleb Williams was going to be a
real gun slinger after that first drive last night where
he's just tearing apart the Vikings. Looked like Ben Johnson
was the most brilliant offensive mind on the planet. As
it turns out he was not, because they didn't do
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much offensively after that. It was seventeen to six in
the fourth quarter. There was a pick six throw by
JJ McCarthy. It was looking like it was game, set match,
and then the Vikings rallied and look, I don't think
McCarthy's gonna be any good. I don't think he was
good at Michigan. He wasn't good last night. He made
a couple of huge throws. It's his first start giving
a break, I guess. But he made the throws he
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had to, and they rallied to win that one. Final
score twenty seven to twenty four was the final of
that one. Sad times for mister Ben Johnson. Obviously, this
disappointing way to start the season there for us.
Speaker 6 (34:58):
You know, we just.
Speaker 1 (35:01):
I have a seventeen to six lead and then and
then see it go the way it did there in
the fourth quarter. I was tickled by it. I was
texting with my boss, Tony Travado for most of that
night and basically we just both want to see JJ
McCarthy and Caleb Williams suck. Look, we're Lions people. We
want the Lions to win. I don't want Ben Johnson
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to be successful. I don't want success for Ben Johnson.
I don't want success for JJ McCarthy. I want success
for the Lions. Our text chain between me and Tony.
Talking about these two guys was like Beavis and Butler.
It was just us the whole time. Enjoyed it thoroughly
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though also baseball wise, the Tigers are in New York
taking on the Yankees. Casey Mayes on the hill. He
may be the second starter. He might be. They still
don't have a number two starter, and Chaos probably ain't
gonna cut it, so Casey Maas continues to audition for
the guy getting the ball in Game two of a
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playoff series. Is era is five point one eight over
the last seven outings seven h five is first pitch,
and don't forget that. Alex Azeloni still thinks that Lions
fans are dumb with some conversations about are these the
right coordinators for the team? Not what your wants after
week one? Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (36:25):
Well, the fans are not. Whoever's saying that's not highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (36:31):
I don't know, brother, I don't know. After getting my
ass whipped, like, I get it, there's not a ton
of players that have a lot of respect for fans,
and I get all that, and a lot of times
fans can be morons. I get all that too, but
I'm probably not taking jabs at the fans after I
just got my ass whipped twenty seven to thirteen in
the game, went even that close. So you can keep laughing,
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but it ain't nobody laughing, and they certainly ain't gonna
be laughing if you guys ain't better this week and
against Ben Johnson and the Bear because if there's one
thing like Ben Johnson had some moments last night. Now again,
they look terrible after the first quarter, but he knows
what you guys do you think he ain't telling his dudes. Hey, fellas,
we know what they do defensively, I know what they do.
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You think Ben Johnson ain't gonna be ready for you guys,
So you can laugh, but ain't nobody gonna be laughing
if you're oering too. It's not a must win for
the season or anything like that, but you better win
because there's gonna be some really really pissed off people,
especially if the offensive coordinated that you let walk out
the door guests to be a head coach. There's no
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way you're gonna keep him forever. But if he comes
in here and beat you home opener, fresh off getting
your ass whip by the packers. Ah, that is di
O on Detroit's wheels. I'm Josh. Hello. So here's this
story out of Canton Township. A mom's daughter, special needs
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daughter in first grade, has gone missing from her school
three separate times. Three times the school has misplaced this child.
Let's play some of this news story from Fox. So
let's see here. The first voice you'll hear is the
voice of the girl's mother. This is from local Fox.
Speaker 10 (38:20):
I'm holding it together right now because I've been a
wreck all day, crying because she's my life. And she
was found in the woods last year, covered in all
kinds of stuff, she was soaking wet.
Speaker 1 (38:32):
She was found in the woods this.
Speaker 10 (38:34):
Time too, and I just I have anxiety like crazy,
and I'm a nervous rock, thinking what if she gets
hit by a car, what if someone kidnaps her?
Speaker 1 (38:46):
There's just no excuse.
Speaker 9 (38:48):
Well, the Plymouth Canton School District responded with a statement
that says, as always, the safety and well being of
our students and staff remain the top priority at.
Speaker 6 (38:57):
Does it does it?
Speaker 1 (39:00):
We've lost a kid three times.
Speaker 9 (39:01):
Plymouth Canton Community Schools during recess today, as students were
being called back inside. One student ran toward a wooded
area on school property. The Canton Township Police Department was
contacted as a precaution.
Speaker 1 (39:16):
I'm not saying this to be a dick, but like,
you got a special needs kid here right, you are, teachers,
is it not possible for you to run down this
kid before the kid goes into the woods.
Speaker 9 (39:28):
As staff located and safely brought the student back.
Speaker 1 (39:31):
At no point do the student leave school grounds.
Speaker 9 (39:34):
The district will continue working closely with school staff to
review and strengthen playground procedures and protocols.
Speaker 1 (39:41):
To ensure the highest level of safety. Now, if the
kid went missing on school grounds in a wooded area
and someone saw the kid run off, how did nobody
stop this kid? It's baffling to me. Now, Apparently part
of it is that this kid usually has a coat
that has a tracker so they can find the kid
just to case. Like, you know, kid's got special needs,
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so there's a tracker, all little tracking device on the kid.
The kid didn't have the jacket, so the tracking device
wasn't on for our students.
Speaker 9 (40:10):
Of course, we'll let you know if there are any
what policy changes, if any are made here tonight on
the Edge. The mother says more about how she wants
the entire campus to be fenced in for the safety
of not just.
Speaker 1 (40:22):
Her daughter, but all of the students. That part of
the story.
Speaker 9 (40:25):
Tonight on the Edge, right now, we're live, Dave Kinchin,
Fox tr News.
Speaker 1 (40:28):
There you go, Fox two. Look, I think you can
wish in one hand and crap in the other and
see which one gets filled up first. They ain't gonna
spend money to put up a fence for one person.
They're just not gonna do that. That's just not what
is done in this world. I feel for you. I'm
on your side. It is baffling that you can misplace
a kid three times three. Now, if I'm wrong on this,
I'd love to hear from you. Eight seven seven nine
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eight eight one oh six seven. Maybe you're a teacher
and you're like, hey, you're being unfair and whatever. Please
enlighten me eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh
six seven. That happened right here Campton Township. Let me
know eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
Or you can text text the word Josh and your
message to five nine five seven zero. If I'm off base,
let me know. Maybe perhaps if teachers weren't so busy
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making TikTok videos and putting up their different flags in
the classrooms, maybe they wouldn't be misplacing the children.
Speaker 2 (41:24):
It is the Josh in his show on one O
six point seven w ll Z t Wheels per twenty
twenty five i Ard Radio Music Festival one.
Speaker 1 (41:34):
O six point seven WLLZ Detroit's Wheels. Hello, Oh, but
sure it is Hey. What's up?
Speaker 9 (41:40):
Hey?
Speaker 6 (41:41):
The first time we talked, he got on a bad start.
Speaker 1 (41:44):
My name is Marky Mark. Hey, how you doing, brother?
Speaker 6 (41:46):
I'm doing fine. I got a couple of issues and
I'm not about you. But you keep dogging, you keep
dogging McCarthy. How can you dog a guy who just
whipped Ben Josh's all.
Speaker 1 (41:59):
Right, he didn't whip anybody's ass. He threw for one
hundred and forty yards and he was terrible for three quarters.
Speaker 6 (42:05):
Well you're you're, you're, you're, You're in Detroit now, Josh,
you gotta but you got to back the first national championship.
The last championship Michigan had was a sweet decision with Nebraska.
Now give us a break.
Speaker 1 (42:18):
This was an ill begotten championship. Via cheating to be fair.
Speaker 6 (42:22):
Listen, Oh did they gotta tell you? You're in Michigan. Now,
You're not at KG radio, You're not in Tennessee, You're
in Detroit.
Speaker 1 (42:29):
Yes, I'm aware of that. Does that mean I have
to agree with everything you say?
Speaker 6 (42:33):
No, but you gotta star understanding at the beginning of
a rookie beating Ben Johnson, give him a break.
Speaker 1 (42:40):
Listen. Good for him. I just don't think he's any good.
That's all. He won, and good for him.
Speaker 8 (42:46):
But he was good enough for me.
Speaker 6 (42:47):
He was good enough for Harball. He's good enough for me.
Speaker 5 (42:50):
He should be good enough for you.
Speaker 6 (42:51):
And stop stop bashing the players are gonna make a
future for himself.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
Hey, look, and he was good enough for Connor Stallions too.
Speaker 7 (42:58):
I listen.
Speaker 6 (42:59):
I do dig the rock. You play some good music.
Don't dog Detroit so much. We need championships here.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
I'm with you, I'm on your side. Who am I dogging? Who?
Other than J. J. McCarthy who plays for Minnesota. Other
than that? Who am I dogging?
Speaker 5 (43:14):
But anyway?
Speaker 7 (43:15):
You dog me?
Speaker 6 (43:15):
You dogged me the first time I talked to the
radio because you made some mock stuff about the girl that.
Speaker 9 (43:20):
Was with you.
Speaker 6 (43:21):
I we like you, man, We wanted to support your
radio show. You want support, you better start supporting Detroit.
Speaker 1 (43:27):
I support Detroit. Give me an example of not supporting Detroit.
You do okay?
Speaker 6 (43:32):
You? Only thing I gotta say is every time you
say that Detroit d you got a pictures, you ain't
got it.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
You're right, we are.
Speaker 6 (43:37):
We're trying to get there and I don't know why
Hinge doesn't make them get the money that he needs.
We're probably got one star to Schooball. I agree with you,
and we're probably gonna make the playoffs and we're gonna
get knocked on the first round again.
Speaker 1 (43:50):
Then what am I saying? That's wrong?
Speaker 2 (43:52):
Then?
Speaker 1 (43:52):
Why am I the bad guy? You said it?
Speaker 6 (43:54):
I'm I'm trying to deal with you. Doggie Pudel told
me you're okay, Katy Kobe, You're okay.
Speaker 7 (44:01):
I've given you a chance.
Speaker 1 (44:02):
But you literally just said the same thing I would have.
Speaker 6 (44:05):
Said, Well, you know what we think like that, you
should you should give me a good promo. I'm the
w l D radio think because I support this.
Speaker 1 (44:13):
What do you want? You want a prize for that?
You want a prize?
Speaker 6 (44:16):
Yeah? I want to I want I want your Tiger tickets.
I want the Tiger tickets for these stupid Ada Sadler
question you asked.
Speaker 1 (44:22):
Us the other minute. I don't have any more tickets today.
You can call tomorrow.
Speaker 6 (44:26):
I will, and I'm gonna talk to you later.
Speaker 1 (44:27):
I gotta go to work. By goodbye bye to teas.
Not trapped, not trap ed, Trapped, two teas, Josh Ennis Show.
Here's a story for you. Doctors are warning men about
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potential side effects that might come with their desire to
make their scrotum more pleasant to the eye. The procedure
is referred to as scro talks. It involves an injection
of botox into the scrotum. Ooh, that sounds painful. According
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to doctor Mike t at Harley Street's Skin Clinic, about
eighty percent of men seeking the procedure do so seeking
an esthetic result instead of addressing a medical concern. I
think the other twenty you are tired of their ball
sitting in the toilet water like. That's what we're dealing
with here. Thank you, Alex Andzeloni. I'm glad you were
tickled by that. I'm almost forty and I noticed that
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my scrotle region dangles a little bit further than it
used to and every now and then you get a
little cold chill running through your body at three in
the morning when you sit down to pete. I know
what you're saying, Josh, who sits down to pee? Well
at three in the morning, it's a lot better than
peeing on the floor. So you have a little seat
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and all of a sudden you're shocked awake by that
feeling of icy How is the toilet water so cold?
But apparently there are side effects. T says the three
main reasons men are opting for scrow talks includes reduce wrinkles,
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increases to make them look smoother. Also, it offsets issues
like discomfort, irritation, shafing or skin infections. And the third
is they hope to temporarily decrease scrotal size or SAG
so it is safe, but there could be some issues.
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There's a small chance of anaphylaxis, which might lead to
urinary or sexual dysfunction, so it is certainly a risk.
I'm going to give away scrow toks. What are people
willing to do for? What are people willing to do
for Tiger's tickets? Are you willing to get your scrotum
measured how far it hangs from the floor. Would you
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do that for Tigers tickets? Would you do it for
Scrow Talks. I want to get some listeners up here.
We'll get a doctor to make it official, and we'll
just measure your bean bag and see how far it
hangs from the ground and then whoever's got the Actually
you couldn't do from the grass, just whoever's got the longest,
because like the tall like height will make a difference,
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so it can't be which one is closest to the ground.
What we'll do then is we'll let Casey get tea bagged.
And I'm kidding sort of. Alex Anzeloni's he's tickled by it.
They will do it. We'll do it to a cardboard
cutout of Ben Johnson. Thank you. The things people will
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do for Scrow Talks. See, that's how we're going to
make a name for ourselves. We will be the show
like I had all the morning shows on the Top
forties and stuff. They're like, hey, we're giving away rest
and plans, or hey we're giving away this, Well not
on the Josh Sennis Show. We're taking care of them
inn and how are we going to do that. We're
giving away scrow Talks maybe for like testicular cancer Awareness month?
Is there a month for that. That's what we do.
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We go in, we bring guys in, we feel on
the I'm not going to be the one feeling on
it unless you want me to, but like you feel
on the bean bag, you feel around a little bit
to make sure there's no lumps or anything. And then
once that clear, we get out of a tape measure
and we measure the scrowt and then we give away
a Once you get the all clear, we give away
scrow Talks. Take that Mojo. The sad thing is I
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just gave him an idea and they'll actually execute it.
They got like four hundred people on that show coming
up next week on the Mojo show scrow Talks, They're
gonna steal my idea. I just know it. I just
we'll have to see, but I'll talk with Casey about that.
I feel like we have a good number of listeners
who live in shame, but don't have to live in shame.
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I'm talking people who have saggy scrotum. It just happens, right,
and everybody ignores the men. People all look at women like,
oh boy, she needs a boob job, right, and then
they give away a boob job. I'm taking care of
the fellas. That's what I do here. I have nothing
against the women, but everybody takes care of the women.
Somebody has got to take care of the men with
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saggy testicles, and I'm that guy. Maybe maybe I am
like your I'm your savior, I am your Jesus. I
am Jesus to people who have extended scrotums, and I
can help it and make it more pleasant to look at.
Really wouldn't impact me all that much either way, because
when I look down, I don't say anything. I'm too
fat to call.
Speaker 8 (49:39):
The Josh Innis Show now at eight seven seven
Had Ben Johnson.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Hah.
Speaker 1 (00:04):
If we have to be miserable, you can too, Chicago.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Ah.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
And they felt good, didn't they last night? After that
first drive.
Speaker 4 (00:11):
Or so the game boy you were talking about or
lookout Caleb Williams Super Bowl, Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams seventeen
to six JJ McCarthy sucks.
Speaker 1 (00:25):
Then what happened?
Speaker 5 (00:27):
Ha?
Speaker 1 (00:30):
I've asked the question on Facebook and you can answer
it on the phones if you'd like eight seven seven
nine eight eight one o six seven, or you can
text the word Josh and your message to five nine
five seven zero. How much did you enjoy watching Ben
Johnson lose yesterday? And it's not because we hate Ben Johnson.
I have nothing against Ben Johnson. Gon't be a head
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coach to all that. But it's the Bears, and it's
all off season hearing about all the Lions are gonna
suck without Ben Johnson. The game happens and they do
suck without Ben Johnson. Oh, Ben Johnson is an expert. Oh,
Ben Johnson is a god of football. And then Ben
Johnson's offense garbage. After the first drive or so of
(01:13):
the game. You had to have enjoyed it at least
a little bit she can get in eight seven seven nine,
eight eight one oh six seven. Text the word Josh
in your message to five nine five seven zero. Once again.
It was a long night for me. I stayed up
and watched the whole damn game. Actually got a lot
of sleep for me. I got like three and a
half hours of sleep. So we're ready to go. We'll
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have Tigers tickets for you. That's coming up in the
seven o'clock hour. We'll play Rotten Approval Ratings. Rotten Approval Ratings.
That's how you will get your Tigers Braves tickets for
that game September nineteenth, So we'll have that for you.
Tigers didn't play yesterday. They're back at it again today
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and they are taking on and the Yankees at Yankee
Stadium could be a team they run into in the postseason.
So we'll get into that. In sports, we got Alex
Azeloni kind of taking some shots at the Lions fans.
We'll get into that. We'll keep ridiculing Chicago because the
best way to wallow in your own misery is make
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fun of other miserable people. And we'll give you a
good morning kick to the balls to wake you up.
We'll get you rocked and loaded with requested Sammy Hagar
Right now, we are the one and only Motor Cities Wheels.
Oh yeah, but Ozzie sucked all right, one of six
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point seven Detroit's wheels Josh in a show. Hello greetings.
So sports wise, last night, Ben Johnson made his debut
as the head coach of the Bears, and they blew it.
They were up seventeen to six in the fourth quarter.
JJ McCarthy was playing terribly, which isn't really shocking because
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JJ McCarthy wasn't a very good quarterback at Michigan, so
it's not shocking that he wasn't very good in the NFL.
The shocking thing was he went on to lead three
touchdown drives in the fourth quarter, twenty one points scored
in the fourth quarter by the Vikings, and they win
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twenty seven to twenty four. Ben Johnson, of course, made
his debut, and he was a bit sullen after the game, obviously.
Speaker 6 (03:33):
This disappointing way to start the season there for us.
You know, we just have a seventeen to six lead
and then and then see it go the way he
did there in the fourth quarter.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Somebody misses Jared golf Do dah du dah jj ended
up throwing for one forty three two touchdowns. He ran
in another one. Again, he wasn't impressive. At Michigan they
won a champion. Jim were clover cheated, But hey, it
could have been worse. You could have been Caleb Williams,
who looked like Tom Brady in the first drive of
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the game and then disappeared almost entirely the rest of
the game. He threw for two ten in the matchup. Now,
remember that the Lions take on the Bears at Ford
Field this weekend, so bring it on, Ben Johnson. Also,
the Tigers are back at it tonight after Monday off.
They're in New York. They take on the Yankees. It's
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Casey miz getting the ball. You would think that Casey
Mice may be the number two starter for this team,
which is kind of frightening considering the last seven starts.
He has a five point one eight ERA. But he
might be the best of the bunch, which again is
saying something which means we may end up seeing more
pitching chaos, which means what kids, We lack a legit
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number two starter. But hey, they're in the Bronx tonight.
Maybe Casey Mice will get it going in the right direction.
Seven h five, first pitch, all right, Speaking of the time,
will have tickets Tigers Braves tickets coming up in the
seven o'clock Cower. You will have to play the Rotten
Approval Ratings game, which is a fun game that we play.
So brush up on your rotten tomatoes. Will do that.
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And we have an update on the father and son
that got accosted by that wacky Keith Oberman looking woman
in Miami at the Phillies game. We got an update
on them, and a whole lot more. It's the Josh
Ennis Show. Stay, There's the Joshness Show, one oh six
point seven, Detroit's Wheels, Josh Hennis Show. Hello friends, Hey,
(05:35):
if you're into holiday music and Creed.
Speaker 4 (05:39):
Boy, I've got a winning proposition for.
Speaker 1 (05:41):
You, something that will make you really excited. Apparently the
rock and roll band Creed is going.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
To be.
Speaker 1 (05:53):
Doing a Christmas tour Creed miss is what it's called,
and they've got shows around the holidays. I don't think
any of them are coming around here Oklahoma. I think Thackerville, Oklahoma,
and who the hell wants to go to Thackerville, Oklahoma, Hanover, Maryland,
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somewhere in Connecticut, a couple of shows in Hollywood, Florida.
I don't know if they'll be singing Christmas tunes. I
would imagine they would. If it's Creed this, I would
imagine you're gonna get You're gonna get that. I'd be
hoping for just a whole butt rock Christmas tour. That's
what I'd like, Like a very butt rock Christmas, Like
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get Creed together and get like puddle of mud and
stained and everybody, get them all together and just have
them doing butt rock Christmas songs. And it can't be
any worse than the Bruce Springsteen version of Santa Claus
Is Coming to Town, which I contend is arguably the
worst song that has ever been performed. And now I'm
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gonna punish you with some of it because I'm an
a hole. Hey, class, you want Santa Claus? Bring you
new saxophone klaws claws. You guys know what time it is?
Speaker 7 (07:15):
What time?
Speaker 1 (07:16):
Like the way this guy talks, you think like p
comes out every time he talks Christmas time? You guys?
Are you guys are being good in practice of real? Yeah?
But imagine butt rock doing this? So Santa bring you
a new sax Aphotle Bay, everybody on that being good?
What find me a worse song than the Bruce Springsteen
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version of Santa Claus is Coming to Town? You can't? Oh,
but Josh, what about like we built this sitting? Nope,
you better not try.
Speaker 7 (07:48):
You better not.
Speaker 1 (07:50):
I'm telling you what.
Speaker 8 (07:53):
Say it?
Speaker 1 (07:54):
Flos is coming? But Josh, what about like Barbie Girl?
No Florus killming? What about the Macarena? No, this is
the worst song that has ever been recorded. But now
imagine Crean doing this, you'd have the best song ever, Samna.
(08:18):
Can you take me to the knoll with all the toy? Boy?
This song is terrible? He knows. Oh, No, I better
(08:38):
stop making fun of Bruce Springsteen when I'll get in
trouble with Casey. I guess in the next segment, I
have to make fun of kid rock or something to
balance things out so I don't get in trouble. All right,
let's play some more rock and roll. How about David
Coverdale and the Gentleman in White Snake. This man had
sex with Tawny Katine. Boy, we got a loaded seven
(09:00):
o'clock hour for you. We're gonna play rotten approval ratings
for your opportunity to win Tigers tickets. Tiger's back at
it again tonight. These are not tickets for that game,
that'd be pretty phenomenal. I don't know how we'd get
you to New York, so that won't be the case.
Speaker 5 (09:13):
But I do have.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Tickets for September nineteenth versus Atlanta, so I'll have your
chance to win those in the seven o'clock hour. We'll
have sports coming up for you in just a little bit.
Alex ANZELONEI with a little dig at the fans after
week one. He doesn't think you're too smart, so we're
gonna have that audio for you. And it was fun
watching Ben Johnson collapse last night. Nothing against you. You
(09:38):
seem like a decent enough guy, But there ain't nobody
in Detroit that wants to watch Ben Johnson and Chicago
have success. We got that JJ McCarthy plays hero last night.
And what they're doing in Tennessee, what they are mandating
kids be taught in schools will probably piss some of
you off. All that coming up on the Joshennis Show.
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Dollz Detroit's Wheels Hie Welcome.
Speaker 1 (10:17):
In seven o'clock, Straight Up, Josh Annis Show, Good Morning,
Wheels Fam up late again last night because of the
Bears Vikings game. I guess if you're looking for a
positive is neither one of those teams looked particularly good.
So really nobody in the division did outside of the Packers,
so there's a positive. I asked the question on Facebook,
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and I'll ask it of you right now at eight
seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. Or
of course you can text text the word Josh Josh
and your answer to five nine five seven zero. Did
you enjoy watching Ben Johnson lose last night?
Speaker 6 (10:59):
I did?
Speaker 1 (11:00):
I dug it. I was texting with Tony Travado during
the game. We're like sports text Budgs. I'm texting with
Tony and the two of us watching both of these
teams suck at quarterback and just suck overall. We just
sat there chuckling like Beavis and butt Head. This was me,
in turn that was the two of us watching Ben
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Johnson put together one epic first drive with the then
the whole world, the whole world is like, oh, Caleb's
on baby, Caleb's got him an offensive coordinator, and look
maybe he does. But after that initial wave of plays
at first drive, they didn't do much the rest of
the game. We'll give you all the details on that though.
Coming up here in sports we'll have your chance to
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win Tigers Braves tickets. You'll find out what's going on
in Tennessee that I think should. It's here's what's gonna happen.
Some of you are going to be super pissed when
you hear this, and some of you are gonna go, Okay,
I get it. We got that. And Alexandzeloni, we're gonna
have that coming up for you in sports here, alexan
(12:11):
Zeloni of the Lions things, You're stupid. That's coming up
after Papa Roach on a six point seven Detroit's Wheels,
Josh Innis show so that aforementioned Bears game the Bears
in Viking. The Bears were up seventeen to six, and
you might have gone to sleep at that point, but
if you did, you missed the game twenty one points
scored in the fourth quarter by the J. J. McCarthy
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led Vikings. They end up winning twenty seven to twenty four.
It looked in no way like it was going to
go that way until it went that way. McCarthy wasn't
very good. He threw for one hundred and forty three yards,
but in the fourth quarter he was Joe Montana. Caleb
Williams started great in his first drive with Ben Johnson,
and then what ends up happening is he sucks the
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rest of the game. We all sat back and we
all laughed. He said, ha, you thought the Lions sucked, Well,
you guys sucked.
Speaker 9 (13:04):
Too, ha.
Speaker 1 (13:07):
And it was a good time. And then we get
the Bears this weekend. Let's kick their ass. Ben Johnson,
uh was sad after his first outing this head coach.
Speaker 3 (13:23):
Obviously, this disappointing way to start the season there for us.
Speaker 6 (13:29):
You know, we just.
Speaker 8 (13:32):
Have a seventeen to six lead and then and then
see it go the way it did there in the
fourth quarter.
Speaker 1 (13:36):
We loved it. Now, speaking of the Lions, the Lions
will take on the Bears. They're looking to find their
first win of the year, and fans and I think rightfully,
so fans and members of the media and everybody else questioning, Look,
you got two new coordinators, and the defensive side of
the ball looked bad. On the offensive side of the
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ball looked bad. It is natural for people to go, oh,
I wonder if these quarterbacks aren't good or these coordinators
aren't good. So I'll play the question and the answer
for you. But here's a question of Alex Angeloni and
his answer regarding how people feel about the new coordinators.
Could be some conversations about are these the right coordinators
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for the team? Not what are your wants after week one? Yeah,
that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (14:23):
Well, the fans are not. Whoever's saying that's not highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (14:29):
Oh, we heard you, Alex. Look I like you. You
look like a member of Nelson. I dig you. However,
your first instinct was to say, oh, fans are dumb, basically,
and then you caught yourself. You're like, I don't want
to be in those crossfires. That's not a crossfire I
want to be in. I don't want to be involved
in a player versus fan thing. But the reality is this,
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you did take a shot at the fans. There it's
pretty clear after week one. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (14:57):
Well, the fans are not whoever's saying that's not and
highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (15:02):
And then I really enjoy your condescending chuckle at the end.
That's how we all felt watching your new offense without
Ben Johnson. That's how we all felt watching the Packers
roll all over your defense, Alex. And we only did
that because we had the laugh to keep from crying.
Tigers tonight they take on the Yankees at the stadium.
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Casey Mice pitches tonight. Seven oh five is first pitch. Hey.
The good news is Casey Mice has an ERA over
five in the last seven games, So there's that. I
just think he might get the ball as the number
two starter in the playoffs.
Speaker 5 (15:41):
Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
How do you feel about that Angeloni comment? Like you're
your fan of the Lions, you think he was taking
a shot at the fans there. It's bad business to
take a shot at the fans after you get your
ass whipped to start the season. Bad business, my friend.
If you want to get in eight seven seven nine
eight eight one oh six seven eight seven seven night
one oh six seven, you can text I want to
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hear from you. Text the word Josh and your message
to five nine five seven zero. Am I making too
big of a deal of that? The Lions went out
laid an egg on opening day and they're replacing two
coordinators and both sides of the ball looked terrible. I
don't think fans are out of line to say, hey,
what's the deal with these coordinators? I get that it's
week one, but you're coming off with fifteen wins and
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you looked awful in week one with new coordinators. Get
in eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
What are your thoughts on Angeloni's comments? Text as well.
Text the word Josh and your message to five nine
five seven zero row one oh six point seven. Detroit's
wheels Josh in a show? What's going on? Everybody? How
are you on this Tuesday? You should be in a
(16:44):
little bit better mood. Now that Ben Johnson leiden egg
in his first game, that means he's gonna suck. But
at least he layden egg. And JJ McCarthy sucked, But
that's nothing new because JJ McCarthy sucked at Michigan as well.
He just happened to be part of a team that
was cheating and they won the championship. Now story out
of Tennessee. This story is interesting and I really want
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to get your thoughts and your feedback on this at
eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
Tennessee is the first state in these United States to
mandate gun safety training for public school students. The new
law addresses gun related tragedies and accidental shootings. Students will
earn basic gun safety practices like how to handle finding
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a gun and general firearms safety. The curriculum will be
carried out by each school district and will not involve
real guns or ammunition. Children as young as kindergarten age
will be part of the program. Good. I think that's
what schools should be used for. Teach kids the basic
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things they need, Like you need to know how to
do math, although they've changed math now, so I don't
know how kids add, subtract, and multiply anymore, divide like
I don't know new math as they call it, so
I don't know. But teach kids how to write, teach
them how to read, teach them math. If you want
to teach them history, teach them history. Of course, you
can just google history. If you want it and then
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start teaching kids how to do things that are important
in life. There should be classes for learning how to
change a tire. There should be shop classes, there should
be home neck classes. What's wrong with that? That's good?
That's good, like like if you're gonna spend eight hours
of the school. Like I hate to break it to you,
there are like one out of a million kids that
will ever need physics for what they do, or like
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really deeper science stuff unless they are like a scientist
or they're watching Jeopardy. They don't need those things. But
you know what you can use all the time. Know
how to change a car battery, know how to change
the tires, learn how to work would buddy, But we
don't do that. But I think this is good. So
(18:51):
I've taken gun safety classes. I took like a class
at this big gun shop in Tennessee and Nashville, this
giant gun shop. I'm not a big gun dude. That's
not really my thing. Like I don't really I don't
have a gun. I don't I don't hunt, I don't
have a gun at home or anything like that. It's
not my bag. But I learned how to do it
because I felt I needed to know how to do it.
I needed to know my way around a weapon. What's
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wrong with a fifth grade or fourth grader whatever, at
least having an idea of what to do in these situations.
Now you can argue it's sad that we're at this
state that we need to do this. Man, you'd probably
be right, but we are. I'm all for it. Eight
seven seven, nine eight eight one oh six seven. So
here's my question for you. Eight seven seven nine eight
eight one oh six seven. Now, I don't know that
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this sounds like something old Gretchen would be into, But
in the state of Tennessee they're doing this mandating gun
safety training for public school students. Do you think they
should do that in Michigan? Right here in Michigan, should
we have our school students learning how to handle weapons? Again,
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it's important to note these are not real guns. It's
not real ammunition. Is that some kindergarten or holding a
Newsy they home like little little Colton in kindergarten isn't
carrying an AK forty seven? So just be clear on that.
But do you think this is something that should be
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done in Michigan? Eight seven seven, nine eight eight one
oh six seven, eight seven seven nine eight eight one
oh six seven. Get in on that, Get on the
phones or text. The text is always open. Text the
word Josh and your message to five nine five seven zero.
I've already got text messages coming in on this. Most
of them are saying it's asinine and ridiculous that they
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would have kids at schools learning how to handle guns
and gun safety. I disagree. I think I think schools
should be used to teach important life things like we
need to become sexist, to have home act. Teach kids
dudes and girls. They'se them's whee's everybody, whatever your pronouns are.
(20:58):
Everybody wants to know how to make a case. Every once.
You know how to cook, every once, you know how
to do laundry. Looking back on it, in school, how
much would you have preferred to be in a class
where someone's baking brownies as opposed to physics? That's what
I thought. This is the Josh in his show on one,
Who's six Poe?
Speaker 4 (21:17):
Now?
Speaker 1 (21:17):
The story in Tennessee's got people blowing up my phones
at eight seven seven, nine eight eight, one oh six seven.
So in Tennessee they are mandating gun safety classes in schools.
The first US state to mandate gun safety training for
public school students could be as young as kindergarten. Okay,
that's what we're looking at.
Speaker 7 (21:35):
Right now.
Speaker 1 (21:36):
People are blowing up my phones answering the question would
you be in favor of this? In Michigan eight seven
seven nine eight eight one oh six seven. You can
text the word Josh and your response to five nine
five seven zero. Let's go to the phones. Let's see
Melissa is on Melissa, how are you?
Speaker 7 (21:51):
I am fantastic And I had to weigh in on
this whole gun thing.
Speaker 1 (21:54):
Yeah, what you got?
Speaker 8 (21:55):
My dad taught me how to handle and respect a
gun when I was five years old.
Speaker 1 (22:00):
Really, how did that process work? Do you remember it? Oh?
Speaker 8 (22:03):
I remember it exactly. He took me out to my
grandparents' farm and we sat down and he showed me
every working part of the gun, how to make it fire,
how to make it not fire, you know, the safety switch.
And I learned that day how to shoot it, and
I learned that day how to clean it, and I
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learned that day how to respect it.
Speaker 1 (22:26):
So you, I would imagine, then you are all in
favor of kids at schools being taught this absolutely.
Speaker 8 (22:33):
I mean, if you look at the history of accidents,
like you know, I'm fifty two, so back in the day,
growing up in my teens in my twenties, the history
of accidents at that time were fear. They didn't know
what it could do, they didn't respect it, and that's
where a lot of the accidents came from.
Speaker 1 (22:52):
Now, I guess the question would be, should this be
something that's the responsibility of, say, like how your dad
taught you how to handle guns and clean guns. Should
this be incumbent upon the schools to do this? I
guess that would be the main argument. But you think, yes,
it's good for schools.
Speaker 8 (23:09):
I guess in a perfect world, I would say no,
it should be taught at the.
Speaker 6 (23:15):
But we parents, for whatever reason, keeping children this.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
I got it.
Speaker 8 (23:20):
And just because you don't have a gun in your
house doesn't mean that little Bobby Joe next door doesn't
have a gun in theirs. And if your child isn't
taught how to respect it, then we're looking at trouble.
Speaker 6 (23:32):
Possibly.
Speaker 1 (23:33):
Yeah, well, I appreciate it, Melissa, Thank you so much.
Speaker 8 (23:35):
You're welcome. And by the way, I grew up in
a school where we had home EC and shop class
and it was fantastic.
Speaker 1 (23:41):
Yes, so like I missed that era. I'm thirty nine.
So my school we didn't have home ECH or any
of that. What is wrong with teaching people how to cook,
how to do laundry. I'd rather do that than sit
in geometry class.
Speaker 8 (23:54):
Absolutely nothing. I learned how to balance a TechBook. I
learned how to caught up a chicken. I learned how
to sow holes and clothing.
Speaker 6 (24:04):
Totally.
Speaker 1 (24:05):
We had guys at our school that would get picked
up at noon to go to like a vocational school,
like they would learn how to do a trade school,
a trade school.
Speaker 8 (24:13):
Yeah, they still do that, they still do that.
Speaker 1 (24:15):
Hell, there was a school I used to drive through
a town in Texas and on the high school's campus
they had like a shop where they taught you how
to do if you wanted to learn how to be
a mechanic. And then right next door to it there
was a beauty school all for the high school. It's wild,
that's awesome. I know, it's like there's this stigma about
like these certain jobs like doing hair or being a mechanic.
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Those are jobs where you will always have work. There's
nothing wrong with having those.
Speaker 8 (24:41):
Jobs nothing at all, and all of skills tradesmen are retiring,
like these skills are gaping holes.
Speaker 1 (24:50):
Totally thank you, Melissa, have a good day, you do,
yeah bye, So yeah. I'd love the idea of kids
learning to do life task asks, life stuff, common sense
stuff like look, if a kid wants to learn how
to do physics, learn how to do physics, you want
to go be Bill Nye, Go be Bill Nye. I'd
rather a kid learn how to change a tire, change
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a car battery. That's what I'd prefer. I'd be more
fun too. You know what wasn't fun science. Let's get
one oh six point seven Detroit's wheels, Josh Nis come
up in just a few minutes, your chance to win
Tiger's tickets playing rotten approval ratings. And you'll hear from
a mom whose kid has been lost by a school
locally three times. Three times her kid has gone missing
(25:32):
from a local school. We'll get into that, but still
people calling me on this Tennessee story. Tennessee first stayed
in the US to make gun safety training mandatory for
public school students. Let's see, let's go to the phone. Hello,
you're on wheels. Go ahead.
Speaker 7 (25:46):
Oh good, Mordy, how are you good?
Speaker 1 (25:48):
What's up?
Speaker 7 (25:49):
I absolutely they teach children doun safety. Why well, you know,
like a let's the same sign a park somewhere, don't
know how to clear it or how.
Speaker 8 (26:04):
To handle it.
Speaker 7 (26:05):
I guess, you know, they just find one somewhere. I
don't know, I mean, I just I.
Speaker 1 (26:10):
Think the response to that would be, though there's no
guarantee if a kid finds a gun that they'll do
the right thing, even if they know how to, you know,
I mean, who knows what happens.
Speaker 7 (26:21):
It's just true, but install it into them hopefully.
Speaker 5 (26:26):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (26:27):
I mean, I.
Speaker 7 (26:31):
I don't know. It's been a long time, thirty years
ago before I was, before I knew anything about weapons.
I grew up, We grew up with no guns in
our house. A guy, a border patrol flipped his vehicle anyways,
he handed me his weapon. I don't clue what to
do with this weapon, and some other guy took it
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from me and cleared it.
Speaker 1 (26:53):
Dude, it's nerve wracking. So I'm not a big gun
guy either, but I learned how to shoot when I
was in Tennessee, and like just holding a gun is
a nerve wracking thing if you have no idea what
to do with it.
Speaker 7 (27:04):
Wait, and I didn't get I did. Nowadays, I don't
leave home without it. It's my Americ Express does.
Speaker 1 (27:12):
Thank you.
Speaker 7 (27:12):
I'm originally out of Flint. And so if the leading
the water, don't tell you the leading, the bullets.
Speaker 4 (27:19):
Will point seven Detroit's wheels.
Speaker 1 (27:22):
That's def Leppard, non Josh, all right, So here's what
we got coming up for him. A little bit late
on this, but the phones blew up and the topic
took off talking about the gun. So I'm gonna be
a little bit late getting into the Tigers tickets. Okay,
but we are going to play rotten approval ratings. How
does rotten approval ratings work? I give you Donald Trump,
who happens to be the president. I don't care that
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it's Trump. It could have been Biden, it could have
been Obama, could have been Bush one or two, doesn't matter.
The game is just looking at their current approval rating.
Then I will give you a movie from Rotten Tomatoes,
and you would need to tell me if that movie
has a higher or lower popcorn rating, which is the
public rating of the movie which is in essence and
(28:05):
approval rating. Does it have a higher or lower approval
rating than Trump? That is what you will have to
tell me. So I will give you the approval rating
for Trump, and then I will give you the movies
and you have to tell me what is higher, what
is lower. We will do that here in just a
(28:25):
few minutes. Also, so if you want to get in
get on a hold for that you can. We have
a lot we still need to get into today. I
told you I have this story coming up about the
school here locally in Canton Township that lost a kid,
a young kid, a special needs kid. Three times you'll
hear from that kid's mom. How is that possible? We'll
(28:48):
get into that. Back into Alexandzeloni as well. Alexanzeloni, who
is a member of the Lions. If you didn't know,
Alexandzeloni finds the idea that you think the coordinators may
have not been good hires. He thinks that's preposterous and
he thinks that you're stupid. After week one, Yeah, that's
what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (29:07):
Well, the fans are not whoever's saying that's not highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
He says, ha, ha, you're not highly intelligent, you have puns.
That's what he said. All right, So we can get
back into that as well. Give you the full recap
of what happened in Ben Johnson's debut on Monday Night
Football with the Bears. Then, of course JJ McCarthy playing
for the Vikings. If you went to sleep last night,
you missed the whole damn game. All the exciting stuff
happened in the fourth quarter. We got that Tiger's tickets
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rotten approval ratings. We're gonna play that right out of
the shoot in the eight o'clock hour. I'm a little late.
I get it, my bad.
Speaker 2 (29:40):
Stay there, Josh in this show one of six point
seven WLZ.
Speaker 7 (29:45):
Detroit's weels many out here.
Speaker 1 (29:49):
It's good man. Now, the way this game works is
I give you the president's approval rating, and then I
will tell you a movie. You have to tell me
if that movie has a higher or lower approval rating
than Donald Trump according to the Rotten Tomatoes popcorn meter,
which is the fan vote, not the critical vote. Does
that make sense? All right? Scott? If you get two
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out of these three correct, you will win tickets to
see the Detroit Tigers take on the Atlanta Braves on
September nineteenth at Kamerica Park. All right, awesome, here we go.
Movie number one is Happy Gilmore two. Does it have
a higher or lower approval rating than Donald Trump's forty
one percent?
Speaker 7 (30:30):
I'm gonna say lower.
Speaker 1 (30:32):
You'd be wrong. Actually you should be right, though, because
say what you want about Trump. Happy Gilmore two was
one of the worst movies I've ever watched, and I
don't understand how anybody would enjoy it. But it's actually
sixty five percent. It's considerably lower than Donald Trump. So
you'll have to get the next two correct. We're gonna
stick with an Adam Sandler theme because it's Adam Sandler's
(30:52):
birthday today. Who knew? So here's number two. You have
to get this to stay alive. The next movie is
Jack and Jill, a movie in which Adam Sandler played
himself and a woman considered at least critically, to be
one of the worst movies ever made. Does it have
a higher or lower approval rating than Donald Trump's forty
(31:13):
one percent?
Speaker 7 (31:14):
Gosh, that's got to be lower.
Speaker 1 (31:16):
You would be correct. It's at thirty six percent. Thirty
six percent of people thought this movie was good. That's
thirty six percent too much because the movie is terrible.
Now you're even at one final one. If you get
this right, you're going to see the Tigers Take on
the Braves at Kamerica Park September nineteenth. The last Adam
Sandler movie in rotten approval ratings is Big Daddy, a
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movie where Adam Sandler sort of adopts a kid just
falls into his lap. He kind of semi adopts him
because he thinks he'll make his girlfriend think he's responsible.
Is that higher or lower? A higher or lower approval
rating than Donald Trump's forty one percent? Higher? You'd be correct?
How about that it is seventy four percent? Well, that
(32:00):
comes from the golden era of Adam Sandler, like water
Boy and Weddings Singer, and Big Daddy and Billy Madison,
movies that all of his fans love. So I guess
that one was an easy one. Good too, Thank you, Scott.
Scott's spark plug. And he's got tickets to see that
Tigers take on the Braves, and we'll give away more
of those tomorrow here on the Joshnis Show. Speaking to
(32:21):
the Tigers. They're in action tonight. We'll give you all
the details as they are in New York and one
to six point seven Detroits Wheels josh NNAs show. People
also still calling about that story from Tennessee where they're
mandating the kids in public schools learn firearms safety. It's
almost been it's really been unanimous. I haven't taken one
phone call from anybody who disagrees with that. People are
(32:42):
very much in supportive of that. And by that I
mean are they supportive of that happening here in Michigan?
Would you be supportive of public schools teaching firearms safety
classes to kids? Now? They started as young as even kindergarten,
allegedly in Tennessee. That might be a little young. I
don't know, but let's see. Let's get one in on
that before we get into sports. Let's see, Hello, you're
(33:02):
on it's wheels.
Speaker 5 (33:02):
Hello, go ahead, Hey mush, just an old country boy
from Pennsylvania. You're working up here. But I'm also a
United States Army soldier, So I just want to say
that not only is it expected to know how to
use a gun, but according to the Constitution, we are
supposed to be able to take up arms if needed.
Speaker 1 (33:22):
First Off, thank you for your service. Second, of all,
do you think kids should learn how to use that?
Is there a specific age or grade that you think
is too young for kids to learn that?
Speaker 6 (33:32):
Or no?
Speaker 5 (33:33):
Yeah, I wouldn't start like kindergarten, but you know, you
start getting into the eight nine year old yet, because
legally you're going to love to start hunting when you're twelve,
and that's when you become a young man or a
young lady. You're losing that adolescence. I wouldn't start a
kindergarten first grade, but you start getting flipped in fifth grade. Yeah,
I think they should do it without a question.
Speaker 1 (33:52):
I got you, brother, I appreciate it. Man, Thank you
so much for listening.
Speaker 5 (33:55):
Hey, I have a great day you too.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
All right, let's take a look at scores. Speaking of guns,
it looked like Caleb Williams was going to be a
real gun slinger after that first drive last night where
he's just tearing apart the Vikings. Looked like Ben Johnson
was the most brilliant offensive mind on the planet. As
it turns out he was not, because they didn't do
(34:19):
much offensively after that. It was seventeen to six in
the fourth quarter. There was a pick six throw by
JJ McCarthy. It was looking like it was game, set match,
and then the Vikings rallied and look, I don't think
McCarthy's gonna be any good. I don't think he was
good at Michigan. He wasn't good last night. He made
a couple of huge throws. It's his first start giving
a break, I guess. But he made the throws he
(34:42):
had to, and they rallied to win that one. Final
score twenty seven to twenty four was the final of
that one. Sad times for mister Ben Johnson. Obviously, this
disappointing way to start the season there for us.
Speaker 6 (34:58):
You know, we just.
Speaker 1 (35:01):
I have a seventeen to six lead and then and
then see it go the way it did there in
the fourth quarter. I was tickled by it. I was
texting with my boss, Tony Travado for most of that
night and basically we just both want to see JJ
McCarthy and Caleb Williams suck. Look, we're Lions people. We
want the Lions to win. I don't want Ben Johnson
(35:21):
to be successful. I don't want success for Ben Johnson.
I don't want success for JJ McCarthy. I want success
for the Lions. Our text chain between me and Tony.
Talking about these two guys was like Beavis and Butler.
It was just us the whole time. Enjoyed it thoroughly
(35:45):
though also baseball wise, the Tigers are in New York
taking on the Yankees. Casey Mayes on the hill. He
may be the second starter. He might be. They still
don't have a number two starter, and Chaos probably ain't
gonna cut it, so Casey Maas continues to audition for
the guy getting the ball in Game two of a
(36:07):
playoff series. Is era is five point one eight over
the last seven outings seven h five is first pitch,
and don't forget that. Alex Azeloni still thinks that Lions
fans are dumb with some conversations about are these the
right coordinators for the team? Not what your wants after
week one? Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3 (36:25):
Well, the fans are not. Whoever's saying that's not highly intelligent.
Speaker 1 (36:31):
I don't know, brother, I don't know. After getting my
ass whipped, like, I get it, there's not a ton
of players that have a lot of respect for fans,
and I get all that, and a lot of times
fans can be morons. I get all that too, but
I'm probably not taking jabs at the fans after I
just got my ass whipped twenty seven to thirteen in
the game, went even that close. So you can keep laughing,
(36:55):
but it ain't nobody laughing, and they certainly ain't gonna
be laughing if you guys ain't better this week and
against Ben Johnson and the Bear because if there's one
thing like Ben Johnson had some moments last night. Now again,
they look terrible after the first quarter, but he knows
what you guys do you think he ain't telling his dudes. Hey, fellas,
we know what they do defensively, I know what they do.
(37:18):
You think Ben Johnson ain't gonna be ready for you guys,
So you can laugh, but ain't nobody gonna be laughing
if you're oering too. It's not a must win for
the season or anything like that, but you better win
because there's gonna be some really really pissed off people,
especially if the offensive coordinated that you let walk out
the door guests to be a head coach. There's no
(37:39):
way you're gonna keep him forever. But if he comes
in here and beat you home opener, fresh off getting
your ass whip by the packers. Ah, that is di
O on Detroit's wheels. I'm Josh. Hello. So here's this
story out of Canton Township. A mom's daughter, special needs
(38:01):
daughter in first grade, has gone missing from her school
three separate times. Three times the school has misplaced this child.
Let's play some of this news story from Fox. So
let's see here. The first voice you'll hear is the
voice of the girl's mother. This is from local Fox.
Speaker 10 (38:20):
I'm holding it together right now because I've been a
wreck all day, crying because she's my life. And she
was found in the woods last year, covered in all
kinds of stuff, she was soaking wet.
Speaker 1 (38:32):
She was found in the woods this.
Speaker 10 (38:34):
Time too, and I just I have anxiety like crazy,
and I'm a nervous rock, thinking what if she gets
hit by a car, what if someone kidnaps her?
Speaker 1 (38:46):
There's just no excuse.
Speaker 9 (38:48):
Well, the Plymouth Canton School District responded with a statement
that says, as always, the safety and well being of
our students and staff remain the top priority at.
Speaker 6 (38:57):
Does it does it?
Speaker 1 (39:00):
We've lost a kid three times.
Speaker 9 (39:01):
Plymouth Canton Community Schools during recess today, as students were
being called back inside. One student ran toward a wooded
area on school property. The Canton Township Police Department was
contacted as a precaution.
Speaker 1 (39:16):
I'm not saying this to be a dick, but like,
you got a special needs kid here right, you are, teachers,
is it not possible for you to run down this
kid before the kid goes into the woods.
Speaker 9 (39:28):
As staff located and safely brought the student back.
Speaker 1 (39:31):
At no point do the student leave school grounds.
Speaker 9 (39:34):
The district will continue working closely with school staff to
review and strengthen playground procedures and protocols.
Speaker 1 (39:41):
To ensure the highest level of safety. Now, if the
kid went missing on school grounds in a wooded area
and someone saw the kid run off, how did nobody
stop this kid? It's baffling to me. Now, Apparently part
of it is that this kid usually has a coat
that has a tracker so they can find the kid
just to case. Like, you know, kid's got special needs,
(40:01):
so there's a tracker, all little tracking device on the kid.
The kid didn't have the jacket, so the tracking device
wasn't on for our students.
Speaker 9 (40:10):
Of course, we'll let you know if there are any
what policy changes, if any are made here tonight on
the Edge. The mother says more about how she wants
the entire campus to be fenced in for the safety
of not just.
Speaker 1 (40:22):
Her daughter, but all of the students. That part of
the story.
Speaker 9 (40:25):
Tonight on the Edge, right now, we're live, Dave Kinchin,
Fox tr News.
Speaker 1 (40:28):
There you go, Fox two. Look, I think you can
wish in one hand and crap in the other and
see which one gets filled up first. They ain't gonna
spend money to put up a fence for one person.
They're just not gonna do that. That's just not what
is done in this world. I feel for you. I'm
on your side. It is baffling that you can misplace
a kid three times three. Now, if I'm wrong on this,
I'd love to hear from you. Eight seven seven nine
(40:50):
eight eight one oh six seven. Maybe you're a teacher
and you're like, hey, you're being unfair and whatever. Please
enlighten me eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh
six seven. That happened right here Campton Township. Let me
know eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven.
Or you can text text the word Josh and your
message to five nine five seven zero. If I'm off base,
let me know. Maybe perhaps if teachers weren't so busy
(41:15):
making TikTok videos and putting up their different flags in
the classrooms, maybe they wouldn't be misplacing the children.
Speaker 2 (41:24):
It is the Josh in his show on one O
six point seven w ll Z t Wheels per twenty
twenty five i Ard Radio Music Festival one.
Speaker 1 (41:34):
O six point seven WLLZ Detroit's Wheels. Hello, Oh, but
sure it is Hey. What's up?
Speaker 9 (41:40):
Hey?
Speaker 6 (41:41):
The first time we talked, he got on a bad start.
Speaker 1 (41:44):
My name is Marky Mark. Hey, how you doing, brother?
Speaker 6 (41:46):
I'm doing fine. I got a couple of issues and
I'm not about you. But you keep dogging, you keep
dogging McCarthy. How can you dog a guy who just
whipped Ben Josh's all.
Speaker 1 (41:59):
Right, he didn't whip anybody's ass. He threw for one
hundred and forty yards and he was terrible for three quarters.
Speaker 6 (42:05):
Well you're you're, you're, you're, You're in Detroit now, Josh,
you gotta but you got to back the first national championship.
The last championship Michigan had was a sweet decision with Nebraska.
Now give us a break.
Speaker 1 (42:18):
This was an ill begotten championship. Via cheating to be fair.
Speaker 6 (42:22):
Listen, Oh did they gotta tell you? You're in Michigan. Now,
You're not at KG radio, You're not in Tennessee, You're
in Detroit.
Speaker 1 (42:29):
Yes, I'm aware of that. Does that mean I have
to agree with everything you say?
Speaker 6 (42:33):
No, but you gotta star understanding at the beginning of
a rookie beating Ben Johnson, give him a break.
Speaker 1 (42:40):
Listen. Good for him. I just don't think he's any good.
That's all. He won, and good for him.
Speaker 8 (42:46):
But he was good enough for me.
Speaker 6 (42:47):
He was good enough for Harball. He's good enough for me.
Speaker 5 (42:50):
He should be good enough for you.
Speaker 6 (42:51):
And stop stop bashing the players are gonna make a
future for himself.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
Hey, look, and he was good enough for Connor Stallions too.
Speaker 7 (42:58):
I listen.
Speaker 6 (42:59):
I do dig the rock. You play some good music.
Don't dog Detroit so much. We need championships here.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
I'm with you, I'm on your side. Who am I dogging? Who?
Other than J. J. McCarthy who plays for Minnesota. Other
than that? Who am I dogging?
Speaker 5 (43:14):
But anyway?
Speaker 7 (43:15):
You dog me?
Speaker 6 (43:15):
You dogged me the first time I talked to the
radio because you made some mock stuff about the girl that.
Speaker 9 (43:20):
Was with you.
Speaker 6 (43:21):
I we like you, man, We wanted to support your
radio show. You want support, you better start supporting Detroit.
Speaker 1 (43:27):
I support Detroit. Give me an example of not supporting Detroit.
You do okay?
Speaker 6 (43:32):
You? Only thing I gotta say is every time you
say that Detroit d you got a pictures, you ain't
got it.
Speaker 1 (43:36):
You're right, we are.
Speaker 6 (43:37):
We're trying to get there and I don't know why
Hinge doesn't make them get the money that he needs.
We're probably got one star to Schooball. I agree with you,
and we're probably gonna make the playoffs and we're gonna
get knocked on the first round again.
Speaker 1 (43:50):
Then what am I saying? That's wrong?
Speaker 2 (43:52):
Then?
Speaker 1 (43:52):
Why am I the bad guy? You said it?
Speaker 6 (43:54):
I'm I'm trying to deal with you. Doggie Pudel told
me you're okay, Katy Kobe, You're okay.
Speaker 7 (44:01):
I've given you a chance.
Speaker 1 (44:02):
But you literally just said the same thing I would have.
Speaker 6 (44:05):
Said, Well, you know what we think like that, you
should you should give me a good promo. I'm the
w l D radio think because I support this.
Speaker 1 (44:13):
What do you want? You want a prize for that?
You want a prize?
Speaker 6 (44:16):
Yeah? I want to I want I want your Tiger tickets.
I want the Tiger tickets for these stupid Ada Sadler
question you asked.
Speaker 1 (44:22):
Us the other minute. I don't have any more tickets today.
You can call tomorrow.
Speaker 6 (44:26):
I will, and I'm gonna talk to you later.
Speaker 1 (44:27):
I gotta go to work. By goodbye bye to teas.
Not trapped, not trap ed, Trapped, two teas, Josh Ennis Show.
Here's a story for you. Doctors are warning men about
(44:48):
potential side effects that might come with their desire to
make their scrotum more pleasant to the eye. The procedure
is referred to as scro talks. It involves an injection
of botox into the scrotum. Ooh, that sounds painful. According
(45:11):
to doctor Mike t at Harley Street's Skin Clinic, about
eighty percent of men seeking the procedure do so seeking
an esthetic result instead of addressing a medical concern. I
think the other twenty you are tired of their ball
sitting in the toilet water like. That's what we're dealing
with here. Thank you, Alex Andzeloni. I'm glad you were
tickled by that. I'm almost forty and I noticed that
(45:35):
my scrotle region dangles a little bit further than it
used to and every now and then you get a
little cold chill running through your body at three in
the morning when you sit down to pete. I know
what you're saying, Josh, who sits down to pee? Well
at three in the morning, it's a lot better than
peeing on the floor. So you have a little seat
(45:56):
and all of a sudden you're shocked awake by that
feeling of icy How is the toilet water so cold?
But apparently there are side effects. T says the three
main reasons men are opting for scrow talks includes reduce wrinkles,
(46:17):
increases to make them look smoother. Also, it offsets issues
like discomfort, irritation, shafing or skin infections. And the third
is they hope to temporarily decrease scrotal size or SAG
so it is safe, but there could be some issues.
(46:42):
There's a small chance of anaphylaxis, which might lead to
urinary or sexual dysfunction, so it is certainly a risk.
I'm going to give away scrow toks. What are people
willing to do for? What are people willing to do
for Tiger's tickets? Are you willing to get your scrotum
measured how far it hangs from the floor. Would you
(47:03):
do that for Tigers tickets? Would you do it for
Scrow Talks. I want to get some listeners up here.
We'll get a doctor to make it official, and we'll
just measure your bean bag and see how far it
hangs from the ground and then whoever's got the Actually
you couldn't do from the grass, just whoever's got the longest,
because like the tall like height will make a difference,
(47:25):
so it can't be which one is closest to the ground.
What we'll do then is we'll let Casey get tea bagged.
And I'm kidding sort of. Alex Anzeloni's he's tickled by it.
They will do it. We'll do it to a cardboard
cutout of Ben Johnson. Thank you. The things people will
(47:50):
do for Scrow Talks. See, that's how we're going to
make a name for ourselves. We will be the show
like I had all the morning shows on the Top
forties and stuff. They're like, hey, we're giving away rest
and plans, or hey we're giving away this, Well not
on the Josh Sennis Show. We're taking care of them
inn and how are we going to do that. We're
giving away scrow Talks maybe for like testicular cancer Awareness month?
Is there a month for that. That's what we do.
(48:11):
We go in, we bring guys in, we feel on
the I'm not going to be the one feeling on
it unless you want me to, but like you feel
on the bean bag, you feel around a little bit
to make sure there's no lumps or anything. And then
once that clear, we get out of a tape measure
and we measure the scrowt and then we give away
a Once you get the all clear, we give away
scrow Talks. Take that Mojo. The sad thing is I
(48:35):
just gave him an idea and they'll actually execute it.
They got like four hundred people on that show coming
up next week on the Mojo show scrow Talks, They're
gonna steal my idea. I just know it. I just
we'll have to see, but I'll talk with Casey about that.
I feel like we have a good number of listeners
who live in shame, but don't have to live in shame.
(48:58):
I'm talking people who have saggy scrotum. It just happens, right,
and everybody ignores the men. People all look at women like,
oh boy, she needs a boob job, right, and then
they give away a boob job. I'm taking care of
the fellas. That's what I do here. I have nothing
against the women, but everybody takes care of the women.
Somebody has got to take care of the men with
(49:18):
saggy testicles, and I'm that guy. Maybe maybe I am
like your I'm your savior, I am your Jesus. I
am Jesus to people who have extended scrotums, and I
can help it and make it more pleasant to look at.
Really wouldn't impact me all that much either way, because
when I look down, I don't say anything. I'm too
fat to call.
Speaker 8 (49:39):
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