The Ted Nugent Debate

Josh is scheduled to have Ted Nugent on the show Friday and the WLLZ Facebook page is engaged in a heated debate over this.

Josh tests out a new segment called " Free Speech"

A gal calls and wants to be Josh's cohost. She may be in porn. We don't know.

Which NFL coach will get fired first?

Episode Transcript

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WLLZ Detroit's Wheels.

Speaker 1 (00:14):
What's going on? Friends? Get your asses out of bed?
Six so four going on six five in the Motor City. Hello,
I'm Josh, This is Wheels. Hello. Do you want to
get in on the phones? Hot and heavy early? Eight
seven seven nine eight eight one oh six seven if
you're driving into work this morning. Tigers were victorious yesterday afternoon,

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and then to help out the cause, the guard Indians
just got their asses trounced by the Marlins. Thank you.
Marlins lead back up to six and a half games. So,
despite how mediocre we might think the Tigers have played,
how angry we get when they get blown out in

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the game by the crappy White Sox. Tigers win another series.
Tiger's still six and a half up. Tigers get to
take on the crappy Twins, who, by the way, they're
so bad in fact that they're selling the team. Well
now we know why they sold off all their players,
because the Twins' ownership is selling so go on into
Minnesota and kick some ass. Play your cards right. You

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can get this thing back up to eight, nine, ten
games and feel comfortable. Six and a half still too
close for comfort. You get this thing up to close
to nine or ten going into September, it'd take a miracle.
It would take well, really not a miracle. It would
take a collapse of epic proportions for the Tigers to
get bounced. So you got your shot. We can question

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whether or not we think the Tigers are going anywhere,
if they're gonna win ones to get in the playoffs.
We can debate all that, but series, like the last
couple you've had, when you're playing bad teams, got to
cash in on playing these bad teams. Beat these bad teams,
get the lead built back up, get everything right for
the postseedson. So we shall see. Speaking of the Tigers,

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I will have Tigers tickets for you in the seven
o'clock hour. If you want to chat with the show.
Text the word Josh, Josh and your message to five
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(02:27):
what the hell are you up to this morning? What
is on your mind this morning? One O six point
seven Detroit's wheels. Thank you, It's Josh in his show tomorrow.
I'm just gonna plant the seed now. Tomorrow in the
seven o'clock hour, we will be joined by Ted Nugent,
Uncle Ted, MotorCity mad Man the Nuge, and he will

(02:51):
join us in the seven o'clock hour. Now, I've been
told by some people, because I've mentioned to some people
around your radio here that we're going to talk with
Ted NuGen tomorrow, and they said, you gotta be careful,
You got to be worried a little bit, because Ted
is a controversial figure and he might alienate some of
your listeners. And I said, I don't care, because I

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find Ted NuGen to be an interesting person. Now that
doesn't mean I agree with everything Ted NuGen says or does,
but I find Ted NuGen to be fascinating. And I
think we should admire people like Ted NuGen who can
go out and say whatever the hell is on their mind,
whether you agree with it or disagree with it. And
you can say whatever is on your mind without fear, really,
just without any fear when I see Ted NuGen, I

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see a guy who represents what I think Detroit should represent,
which is no fear. And when I hear Ted NuGen speak,
I hear a guy that a lot of times knows
a lot more about what he's talking about than I do.
Hurt him. On Joe Rogan wants talking about hunting, I
don't hunt. I don't fish. I grew up in Louisiana,
the sportsman's paradise. I went fishing one time with my

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step mom's dad, right early in the morning. He wakes
my ass up. He's a guy had a Cajun accent
like legit. When you think of the guy and the
water boy that had the overall that day, that is
what my step grandfather, that is what he sounded like.
He was Laradie Landry. He was a wonderful guy, had
a big gray and black beard, and he had that accent.

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He sounded like Louisiana. And one days I want to god,
dag got that busy ware man bab And I'm like, sure,
why not. I'm, you know, fifteen years old. I'll go
fishing with you. Whatever. Get up at like three in
the morning, we get in this boat. We're in this
swamp and we're riding around and at one point he
just revs this bad boy up and runs the boat
into the bank, like this giant like kind of bank,

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and I'm like, what are we doing? He's like that
die rad now, man, that's a snake. God dah, And
I'm trying to kill a snake and he's like laughing
his ass off at me. Is I'm scared, like scared
the bleep out of me having to do this, and like,
so I know nothing. I tell you all that to
tell you this. I know nothing about hunting, nothing about fishing.
When I hear Ted NuGen talk about hunting and I
hear NuGen talking about fishing, I'm fascinated because whether you

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agree with some of the stuff he says, he clearly
knows what he's talking about and is educated in what
he's talking about. I'm listening to that interview one day.
It was on Joe Rogan, and at one point he's
explaining how things work in Texas where they've got like
a hog problem. So they're up in helicopters and dudes
just have like machine guns plowing down these pigs. Like

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that sounds neat. I know nothing about it. But it
was interesting. So I think interesting people. I think Ted
Nugent is an interesting person. Now, if you think this
is controversial, or if this turns you off, or if
you think his politics are such that you can't even
tolerate listening to Ted Nugent, you can let me know.
On the other side, you can say, but wait a minute, Josh,
it's good that you're giving a voice to somebody like

(05:46):
Ted Nugent. I agree with Ted Nugent, or even if
you don't agree with it, but you say, good, interesting
people equal interesting radio equals ratings and revenue and employment.
So I'd love to hear from you. Ted Nugent joins
the show tomorrow in the seven o'clock hour. I have
been told by corporate muckety MUCKs that he's actually damn
near too dangerous to have on. I think that is stupid.

(06:08):
I think that is preposterous. I think that's moronic to
say that Ted NuGen is too dangerous to have on
a Detroit radio station. He's one of the icons of
Detroit rock and roll, just like you heard from Bob Seeker.
He's on the Mount rushmore so is Uncle Ted. So
you want to get in. I want to hear your
thoughts on this, because I've been told by people in
the radio world up here that you have a chance

(06:30):
of alienating a ton of people if you put Ted
NuGen on the radio. I want to know what the
people that actually listen think. Do you want to hear
from Ted? Do you like Ted? Do you think I'm
risking some sort of career suicide in Detroit by having
Ted NuGen on? I don't. I think he's interesting. I
think he kicks ass. I dig his music. I really

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dig the Damn Yankees. That's gonna be like question one
out of the gate, When are the Damn Yankees getting
back together? Let's go eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh six seven is the phone, And of course
you can text. Text the word rock and your message, Sorry, Josh,
I'll get it right at some point. Text the word
Josh and your message to five nine five seven zero.

(07:11):
Ted Nugent on the show seven o'clock hour tomorrow. I've
been told by radio people at suicide he's very divisive,
he'll run some of your people off. I don't buy that.
I think people are legitimately interested in what the Nuge
has to say. We'll get to some of your phone
calls on that we'll get to some of your text
on that we'll get to a lot more rock and rolls.

Speaker 4 (07:29):
There is Josh in.

Speaker 2 (07:30):
This show, one of six point seven WLZ Detroit.

Speaker 1 (07:35):
One of six point seven Detroit's wheels Josh in a show.
So I mentioned that we're having Ted NuGen on the
show tomorrow in the seven o'clock hour, and I was
told by somebody up here at the radio station, some
other people because he's a divisive person. I get that
Ted Nugen's a divisive person, but I like talking to
divisive people. I like talking to people that a listener
responds from multiple sides, right, Like I think that Bruce

(07:58):
Springsteen seems like a real us and I think that
he charges way too much for his concerts. And he's
an extremely political person, right, He's extremely political, maybe even
more political than him as like a John Mellencamp or
Neil Young, all of these guys are super political. Right.
But if I have the opportunity to sit down with

(08:18):
John Mellencamp, who I think is a weirdo and complains
about weird stuff and like cancel shows in the middle
of shows, like the number of videos where you've seen
John Mellencamp admonish his audience on stage, admonishes them, and
then just stops the show and leaves and never comes back.
John Mellencamp comes across as a dick to me most

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of the time. But if John Mellencamp, who I don't
think i'd like as a person, we're offering to come
into the studio and talk with me on wheels, I
would talk with him. But I'm getting text messages from
people who are like, listen, I'm not going to be
listening to you tomorrow because Ted NuGen is a whack
job and he's a lunatic, and I like your show,
but I refuse to listen. See to me, I'm intrigued

(09:02):
in hearing from people that disagree with me. Right, So,
if I'm listening to the radio and I hear that
there's someone who has a different viewpoint than I have,
I'm kind of interested to hear what that person has
to say, if for no other reason, I can sit
around and yell at the radio. That's why I listened
to ninety seven point one on the weekend. Sometimes I
hear this Pat Capudo sound like he's having a stroke
on the air, and I'm like, I'm yelling at the

(09:23):
radio because this guy is terrible, right, So a lot
of people listen to people they hate just to yell
at the radio and tell them they hate them even
though they can't hear it. But we got the Nuge
coming on tomorrow. Political, politically divisive, but one of the
greatest rockers, one of the greatest guitar players in the
history of all time. And people are texting in. So

(09:44):
you can text the word Josh and your message to
five nine five seven zero. But this text I got
enjoy your time with Ted NuGen, but I won't be
there to listen. On the other hand, I've got a
text message that comes in right after that that says, hell, yeah,
the Nuge, let's go. So I'm getting back and forth
from peace Pople, and there's a lot of text messages
coming in. Save the text number in your phone five
nine five seven zero. That is the text line five

(10:06):
nine five seven zero. You have to text the word
Josh with your message, So Josh and your message to
five nine five seven zero, or you can just line
up my phones right now eight seven seven nine eight
eight one oh six seven. That is eight seven seven
nine eight eight, one oh six seven, Let's get on
the phones. Let's get talking tomorrow seven o'clock hour. Ted

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Nugent joins us. Let's go to Josh in a show
one oh six point seven Detroit's Wheel, Sex and Candy.
That's Marcy Playground. Here's a story for you. I don't
know if you knew this. I don't know if we've
had any opportunities to talk about this yet on this
new show that is about two and a half weeks old.
But I'm a big believer that old people shouldn't be

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allowed on the internet, nor should they be allowed to
use the phone, at least not a cell phone, maybe
a landline. I can be swayed on that one, but
I don't believe old people should be allowed on the
internet because old people get scammed on the Internet. Now
I'm not saying that young people can't get scammed too.

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Some can, like, but it's a different kind of scam
where you'd go, Okay, I can see where you might
get scammed there. Like a younger person may go to Zilo,
look for a house to rent on Zillo, go through
the whole process of renting the house on Zillo, only
to find out that the person renting the house on
Zillo is not actually a person, and they're keeping what
you thought was your deposit and they are off to

(11:31):
Tahiti somewhere with your seventeen hundred dollars or whatever it is. Right,
that's the kind of scam you could fall for. But
then there are scams that you just shouldn't fall for,
like a celebrity being in love with you type scam.
Like if you go to Neil Diamond's Instagram page. On
Neil Diamond's Instagram bio, it says Neil will not ask

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you for money, which means that somebody has sent Neil
Diamond money because they thought Neil Diamond needed money. And
I'm gonna guess that was an old person. But here's
a story that targets old people. So hyda Gramma's Hydro grampas.

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The scam is known as the Grandparents scam, and it
was run out of call centers in the Dominican Republic,
where operators posed as family members in trouble, often claiming
to be in jail or a car accident, and begged
for bail money. One common script used by callers read quote,
I was granted a five minute phone call, and I

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called you because I know you can help me. Please
promise that you will keep this between us until I
get out. I am ashamed about this. I love you,
And that was used to tuget the victim's heartstrings, so
the victim heres I love you. They're like, okay, Well,
old people were falling for this because, bless their hearts,
they should not be allowed on the Internet. I don't

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know what the age should be that we stop letting
old people on the internet, because there are a lot
of people who are like sixty and sixty five who
still get around, still are pretty, you know, spry Sammy
Hagar's damn near eighty, Ted Nugen's seventy six. I think
you should have to pass a test once you hit
a certain age. There should be a ceiling and a floor,

(13:20):
so like it should be like you have to be
sixteen to be on the internet, or eighteen or something
to be on the internet, and then you have to
pass a test to be able to be on the internet.
Once you're of that age. Then once you hit like
AARP age, once you hit like CSX listener age, you
should have to take a test to confirm that you
are still of right mind to be on the internet,

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because that's where most of these people get scammed. But
apparently thirteen people have been charged in a scam that
stole over five million dollars from hundreds of older Americans,
many in their eighties, which is unfortunate, But that's why
old people shouldn't be allowed to use the phone. If
you're eighty something years old, your motive contact with people, communication,

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if you will, should be like a life alert. That
should be the one thing you have. If anybody wants
to talk with you, they should have to come to
your house or come to the old folks home or whatever.
But once you hit that point, there's okay, I can
be swayed. Perhaps you should have allotted phone time and
you have to have a supervisor with you while you
use the phone. Basically, I've just described a prison. So

(14:29):
if you're eighty something years old, you have to be
in your own personal prison. You get certain times to
use the phone so you don't get scammed. It's for
your own good. I'm trying to protect you. Saw a
story a couple of years ago where some lady thought
she was in a relationship with Joe Elliott from def Leppard,

(14:50):
Like at some point, you kind of deserve to be
scammed if you don't take the time to pump the
brakes and ask any questions. That's what I've learned about
people who get scammed is none of them ask questions
they never asked themselves, like, Hey, why does Joe Elliott
from def Leppard love me?

Speaker 3 (15:05):
And why is it Josh in his show on oneho
six point seven Dollz Detroit's wheels.

Speaker 1 (15:13):
All right, everybody, welcome in there we go one minute
after seven o'clock. Josh in his show. This time about
twenty four hours from now, we'll be talking with the nude.
I don't think people really appreciate my love of Damn Yankees.

(15:33):
I'd like Damn Yankees to get back together. I want
Jack Blades, Tommy Shaw, the Nudes to go out on
the road and I want them to do Damn Yankee songs,
maybe a couple of stick songs and then like all
the great Night Ranger songs, and that would be a show.
That's what I'd like to see. I have dreams. Apparently

(15:55):
the Lions finally look good in practice, Like every report
out the Lions joint practice with the Dolphins is that
they just beat the hell out of the Dolphins, although
I don't know if that's same much because apparently the
Dolphins are just a disaster. I need to find the
betting nods. But I would imagine that right at the

(16:15):
top of the list for first coach to be fired
this year would be Mike McDaniel. Mike McDaniel, the coach
of the Dolphins. I'm watching a video of him right now,
and i'll play the audio for you here in a
second of him talking about eminem But my man has
aged like he had like kind of a fun, kind

(16:37):
of spry personnality, not even spray, like a droll personality.
And I think it was last year they were on
Hard Knocks or two years ago, and it was fun
and like he was kind of snarky and it kind
of worked, and he was kind of off beat and deadpan.

Speaker 3 (16:49):
You know.

Speaker 1 (16:51):
Now the team's terrible and they're a mess, and my
Man looks like he's he's aged like a meph User,
Like this guy used to have kind of like a fun, young,
energetic quality because he's still a young guy. I don't
even know if he's forty yet. But my man is Hagnard.

(17:11):
He's very Methy now is Mike McDaniel oof. So apparently
the Dolphins are really making the Lions look good, or
it's the Lions are making the Dolphins look bad. I
choose to believe that, but from the sounds of it,
things are not going well for the Dolphins this year.

(17:32):
I gotta find that. I gotta find a betting nods
for first coach to be fired. My guess is gonna
be that the shortest odds, meaning the most likely coach
to be fired this year first, is going to be
Mike McDaniel and he will be somebody's offensive coordinator next year.
Welcome into Thursday, everybody. It's the Josh Ennis Show, one

(17:57):
O six point seven Detroit's Wheels. Josh in his show
how Are You? We were talking about how the Lions
apparently look really good at practice yesterday, which is good
because every report was that they stunk, and everything that
we've seen of them on TV and in their preseason
games is that they've stunk. But apparently Amanra was great
yesterday and they are out dominating the Dolphins. But like

(18:21):
the Dolphins are almost in Bless your Heart territory, and
really the coaches in Bless your Heart territory because they
are a disaster at this point, and he just looks
like a dude that knows it's over. I don't know
that I've seen a dude age so much like you
know when you see videos or like a picture of
what a guy looks like when he's president for the

(18:42):
first time, like when he gets inaugurated, then what he
is for or eight years later, and it's always super haggard,
super gray, just like this look of a guy that's
been beaten to death. Right, that's what Mike McDaniel looks
like right now. Is the coach of the Dolphins, is
they continue to get their brains beaten in by the
lion and practice, which is a positive thing to hear.
Finally that good things are coming out of Alliance camp. Now,

(19:05):
who knows, you got to play the games. But this
dude like looks old and he ain't that old, but
he looks old. I gotta get that list. I'm going
to get the list of those coaches most likely to
be fired, the first, the first coach to be fired.
We'll do that. We'll do that after the Offspring on
Wheels six point seven Detroits Wheels. Josh and His Show

(19:27):
good Morning Detroits. So here's what I'm gonna do. I
believe in being honest with you guys. Right. Show has
been on for almost three weeks now, so I believe
this is show number fourteen, But who's counting. It's a
fourteenth show we've been on. And we have a legitimate
uphill climb to make this a successful radio show. And

(19:48):
I'm fully aware of that. There are big time morning
shows in the city, shows that have been around one
hundred years, sports station that has a big listenership, rock
morning shows that have big listenership's Moje. There's a lot
of people, and we have quite the climb to get
to where we want to go. And I knew that
this was going to be a real undertaking when I

(20:08):
took the job. And I knew this because this radio
station hasn't had a local morning show in like five years.
So the audience isn't trained to call a radio show,
text a radio show because all you've known is guy
out of Birminghamer, in my case, guy out of Nashville.
So people don't even think to call Wheels unless there's

(20:31):
tickets or something. People don't think to text because who's
going to respond?

Speaker 4 (20:35):
To it.

Speaker 1 (20:36):
There's a guy doing the morning show in Birmingham or Nashville.
Why are they going to talk with me? So I
understand that it's an uphill climb. I understand that we
have a true battle in front of him. But I
need to find an idea of how low we are.
Like I think there are people listening, but I'm talking
about from the standpoint of a morning radio show and

(20:58):
interaction and conversation with people. So I need to find
out just how low we are on the totem pole.
And you might say, Josh, how are you gonna do that.
I'm gonna do something that may be dumb, but I'm
gonna try it. And I think this will give us
a true idea and a true gauge of just how

(21:19):
far we have to go to build this thing into
the interactive, fun, listener friendly, ratings competitive show that I'd
like it to be. And oh, by the way, we
are going to hire some people. We're gonna hire new
people to work on the show. There will be people
that are part of this. We are not done building
this show by any means. Like, we have a long
way to go, and we know that, and we're gonna

(21:40):
do some hiring. I got a couple positions to fill. Hey,
if you think you're qualified to be on the morning
show with me, come on, bring it on. Just show
up at the door. I'll let you in right now.
I think I'm the only person in this building. There
is no one else here, which is a strange feeling,
like I feel like I have a ton of power.
There's not another soul other than the security guard in

(22:00):
this building today. But here's what I'm gonna do. And
I think this can give us kind of an idea
of where we are in terms of listenership, where we
are in terms of listener interaction. I am gonna open
up the phone lines right now and you can call.
That phone number is eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh six seven eight seven seven nine eight eight

(22:22):
one oh six seven. I will not screen you. I
am giving you free speech. Eight seven seven nine eight
eight one oh six seven. I have to play another song.
That song is gonna be about uh three minutes. All right,
gonna play. I won't back down here in just a second.

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But let's just see how much work we have to do.
You call eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh
six seven. I will not screen you. We'll call it
free speech. Whatever the hell is on your mind. You
get a sentence and a sentence only to tell me
what's on your mind. Where it's music, politics, your wife,

(23:06):
your life, your kids, whatever is on your mind. Eight seven, seven,
nine eight eight one oh six seven. But you get
one sentence and one sentence only to really sell your point.
Any radio station I've ever been at, you could do
this and thirty people will call, and you got a bed.
If we ain't got thirty people calling, I know how
long and how long this drive is going to be

(23:27):
and how much building we need to do, and we'll
go rapid fire. Okay. Eight seven seven, nine eight eight
one oh six seven eight seven seven nine eight eight
one oh six seven. It's called free speech. One sentence
and one sentence only tell me what the hell is
on your mind. We will do that in three minutes
after Tom Petty on wheels. It's called free speech. You

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get one sentence. You get one sentence only to tell
me what's on your mind. Can be about anything, one sentence,
one sentence only make your voice heard. This is a
true gauge to me about how many people are really
out there when you tell people you're going to open
up the phone lines at a major radio station like
this and let them say whatever is on their mind

(24:11):
withinn FCC rules. Then if they don't call, you know,
you've got yourself a whole hell of a lot of trouble.
So let's see here, let's go to the phones. Free speech,
you're on, Go, Hello, you're on? Oh we lost him?

(24:32):
All right, but he was there, damnit, he was there. Weeels, Hello,
you're on? Hello? Hello? Okay, nobody? Hello? Hello? Hello? Who's
this big fan? I appreciate it. What's going on? I'll

(25:03):
see hung up to now? You're screwing with me? Hello, Wheels,
you're on? Go ahead, good morning.

Speaker 5 (25:10):
This is brilliant.

Speaker 6 (25:11):
Hello Josh, how are you?

Speaker 1 (25:12):
Good man? What's on your mind?

Speaker 5 (25:15):
My band has a show to play this Saturday night
at the Token Lounge. We are called Imminent Sonic Destruction.

Speaker 1 (25:23):
See now and now all I'm getting the people that
are just using me to promote their bands gigs. Free speech. Hello,
you're on?

Speaker 7 (25:34):
Hey, this is Rob Rob?

Speaker 1 (25:35):
What you got brother? Hey? I just want keep playing
the morning Coffee. I haven't changed my station from that
ninety four point seven. You guys just.

Speaker 5 (25:45):
Playing the morning stuff. Keep playing music, and like the guy.

Speaker 6 (25:49):
Said, I've been to the Token lounge all the time,
got lots of experience.

Speaker 7 (25:52):
You're doing a great job.

Speaker 1 (25:54):
Thank you, appreciate it. Wheels, Hello, good morning. What's up.

Speaker 5 (26:03):
I just wanted to say.

Speaker 1 (26:06):
I can't believe how many stupid people in America still
support that Orange turt In office. Thank you. Hey. Look,
it's free speech. You can say whatever the hell you want.
Free speech. You're on that at all. That's an unfortunate
spot to be in, brother. I feel for you. Let's
see here, free speech, you're on. Go ahead? All right?

(26:29):
We lost that person turning radio down. Hello, free speech
you're on.

Speaker 5 (26:34):
Hey, Good morning. How's it going?

Speaker 1 (26:35):
God, what's up?

Speaker 8 (26:36):
Brother?

Speaker 1 (26:36):
What you got Hey?

Speaker 9 (26:38):
I just want to say it's awesome. I had a
buddy turn the station on yesterday and it's the first
time I was listening, and I'm so happy to hear
that it's back in Detroit and that you're kicking asks
out there for us.

Speaker 1 (26:49):
I appreciate that, brother. Tell everybody see people are out there.
This is uplifting. Free speech. You're on. Go ahead.

Speaker 5 (26:59):
Hey. I wanted to let you know I love the
new Chase in the Morning show for a while.

Speaker 1 (27:07):
All right, well there you go. I'd lost what he said.
Free speech, you're on, go ahead.

Speaker 7 (27:13):
Hey, this wild beal from Detroit. I want to say
that America is so great that way and going back
on no bullcrap, no racism, none of that. We're going
to keep moving forward and it's the best country in
the world and let nobody fool you, and I swear to.

Speaker 1 (27:26):
God on it. Well, power to the power to the people. Brother,
Free speech, you're on, go ahead.

Speaker 6 (27:34):
Hey.

Speaker 4 (27:34):
I just started a card game called Last Night Out Cards.

Speaker 9 (27:38):
It's a game that gets you out and kind of
socializing with people.

Speaker 1 (27:41):
So I just wanted to.

Speaker 5 (27:43):
Shout that out.

Speaker 1 (27:44):
Okay, fine with me. Free speech, you're on, go ahead.

Speaker 7 (27:49):
Hey, I'm just wondering if you guys are looking for
a new person to.

Speaker 4 (27:52):
Add to your tea studio.

Speaker 1 (27:55):
I mean you could. Do you have any radio experience?

Speaker 4 (27:59):
No, but I'm a big cleaner.

Speaker 1 (28:00):
Well, I'm honest to God, most of the people that
bring up here have no radio experience either. So you're
par for the course. What are your qualifications?

Speaker 4 (28:09):
I'm good at everything I do.

Speaker 1 (28:11):
Well, what are those things you're good at?

Speaker 4 (28:13):
Communications? Communication skills and communicate like a mother.

Speaker 9 (28:17):
What is it?

Speaker 4 (28:18):
So?

Speaker 1 (28:18):
What are your communication skills?

Speaker 4 (28:21):
I talk a lot.

Speaker 1 (28:23):
Oh, I don't know.

Speaker 4 (28:24):
I get along. I get along with everybody. I'm great.

Speaker 1 (28:28):
I don't know that. I'd like you. Hold on. Let's
see free speech go ahead, yo, I just want to
call it. You know.

Speaker 5 (28:36):
I love your stuff, man. You do a great job.
Every morning. You keep me awake, every drive, great stuff,
keep it up.

Speaker 1 (28:43):
I appreciate it. Thank you. Free speech you're on, go ahead.

Speaker 9 (28:48):
Have you ever wondered why there's no can't food that's
mouse flavored?

Speaker 1 (28:52):
That's a very You've blown my mind. There are a
lot of questions like that. All right, let's wrap this
thing up. Let's do one more free speech. You're on, go.

Speaker 5 (29:02):
Ahead, hey, Josh.

Speaker 7 (29:04):
Every day fred speak, I say tad NuGet for president.

Speaker 1 (29:09):
Hi, thank good enough? One more free speech, finish it off.
Free speech sec is greater than a big tap. That
is a fact, and that is a way to end.

Speaker 3 (29:20):
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That's auto la dot com. W Z rocks one O
six point seven Detroits Wheels Josh in a show. Hello,
I think that the when we did free speech. By
the way, we have confirmed that people actually listen to
this radio station at least enough to call, and they
know how to use their phones. What a beautiful day. Now,

(29:54):
there was a chick that called during that free speech
segment and she wanted to be on the radio. Then
Neil we hung up with her. Whatever. I think she's
back on the line now, Hello, you're on. Go ahead.

Speaker 4 (30:05):
Yes, I'm also very persistent and I'm bored.

Speaker 1 (30:13):
So what do you do?

Speaker 4 (30:16):
I do uber, I do deliveries. I'm just bored with it.

Speaker 1 (30:19):
Oh so I I drove door dash before I got
this job, so I know what that life is like.

Speaker 4 (30:24):
Yes, it's sucks when you get there and it's been
canceled and you're like, you know, eighteen dollars or whatever
it is. You get compensated three dollars, like I just
drove a half hour.

Speaker 1 (30:33):
No, that part of it sucks. I've done, like I've
had to drive miles and miles just to have the
damn thing canceled. Or you show up to pick up
somebody's food and somebody else has already picked it up.

Speaker 4 (30:42):
Yep, that's hat I every time.

Speaker 1 (30:47):
I'm with it. Maybe we'll just bring you up to
the radio station at some point. That's go.

Speaker 4 (30:53):
I'm so ready. My name is your favorite white girl
Jojo if you look me up on Snapchat.

Speaker 1 (30:58):
But you are your favorite white girl Jojoe. Yes, Well,
now that all the horn dogs are paying attention, what
app can we find you on?

Speaker 4 (31:08):
Like?

Speaker 1 (31:10):
Okay, gotcha? So your favorite white girl Joe Bait?

Speaker 4 (31:14):
Or is it chatter bait or what the other one?

Speaker 1 (31:17):
Wait? Wait chatter bait? So wait a second, you're on chat?
So are we about to have phone sex?

Speaker 4 (31:23):
Oh no, no.

Speaker 8 (31:24):
I don't.

Speaker 4 (31:25):
I don't have any of those videos on there, but
we could.

Speaker 1 (31:27):
But is that what chatterbait is?

Speaker 4 (31:29):
Well, it's kind of yeah, but you can have like
little private sessions, but it's pretty much lie. Yeah, but
I really want it.

Speaker 1 (31:36):
Like, well, that's the thing, like anytime you go to
the Hub, the hub will like spam you to chatter bait.
Chatter bait is just where people go to self pleasure
in front of each other.

Speaker 4 (31:47):
Yes, I know, and I did it. I've only signed
on it three times, but everybody has been with says
I should have been a horn star, So you know,
I'm just like you might as well start.

Speaker 1 (31:57):
I guess that's one way of looking at it. If
they want to try to find you, What do you
look like?

Speaker 4 (32:04):
Go to Facebook? Jojo Marie, five nine blonde.

Speaker 1 (32:11):
Okay, so now the audience is going to go so Facebook,
it's Jojo Marie. Yeah, double check your Facebook.

Speaker 4 (32:21):
Well I don't bond that much either, I don't really.

Speaker 1 (32:24):
Well, I assume you're not eighty years old, so I
wouldn't assume you're on Facebook.

Speaker 9 (32:28):
Actually, awesome, beautiful picture blonde hair up be found?

Speaker 4 (32:32):
Yeah, Jojo Marie. And it's uh from Lincoln the link party.

Speaker 1 (32:39):
So Joe so j O j O m A R
I E. And you're from Lincoln Park, Michigan. Yes, right, well,
I'm going to send a bunch of horn toads over
there to check it out and then we'll reconvene. I
troably got.

Speaker 4 (32:53):
Better picture than snapchat your favorite white girl. All right,
let me know?

Speaker 1 (32:57):
All right, goodbye, Jojo. Have you guys horned it up
yet and gone to JoJo's Facebook? It's Jojo in Lincoln Park,
Jojo Mara. I think she's got feet pictures on here.
It's a subtle move here because Okay, here's a picture
of JoJo's nails, and they have little hearts in the nails.

(33:18):
But I think it's just an excuse to show the
feet because the feet are below the nails. So I
think she does feet stuff on the internet. She's trying
to find She's just trying to make a live in
any way she can. That is Jojo Marie. You horn
dogs in. I think there are a lot of Jojo Marie.
So look for the blonde Jojo Marie from Lincoln Lincoln

(33:39):
Park and the scenes that she has a breast tattoo.
According to this picture, I think you guys may like her.
She may be your type. Check her out. Get back
on the horn. Do you think we should invite Jojo
Marie up to the station? Get in now eight seven
seven nine eight ags one oh six seven. Let's play
the Beast. He's now on wheels.

Speaker 3 (34:00):
Three I ard Radio app one O six point seven
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Speaker 1 (34:10):
One O six point seven d Detroit's Wheels. Josh in
the show. How are you everybody glad you're hanging out
with me today? So, if you've gone to Facebook, have
you guys facebook stalked? Have you creeped on Jojo Marie
and Lincoln Park. She wants to come up to the
radio station. She wants to be on the radio show.
It's up to you, guys. You can text. You can

(34:31):
text us. The word is Josh in your message to
five nine five seven zero. You can also call eight
seven seven nine eight eight one o six seven. Let's
go to the phones. Hello, Wheels. Yes, one song?

Speaker 9 (34:45):
I have heard you complaint for me because I think
it might be in extinction?

Speaker 1 (34:50):
What is it?

Speaker 7 (34:51):
Thunder Island?

Speaker 1 (34:52):
Thunder Island by Jay Ferguson. You got it?

Speaker 9 (34:56):
Now?

Speaker 1 (34:56):
There is no way in hell we're gonna play Jay Ferguson.
But I am gonna ask you this. Do you think
we should invite Facebook footstuff Jojo Marie up to the station?

Speaker 7 (35:06):
Yeah, if you want a good laugh, a good laugh?

Speaker 1 (35:09):
Yeah? Why would it be a good laugh?

Speaker 4 (35:12):
I think she's hilarious.

Speaker 1 (35:13):
Gotcha? And did you see her Facebook? She's pretty hot? No, No,
I don't have that stuff I heard around Bose. You
sound like she was a numb row. I am Did
she sound hot? She sounded hot?

Speaker 2 (35:25):
Hi, it's a Josh in it show.

Speaker 1 (35:28):
Onebo six point seven Detroit's Wheels hit me with your
best shot. It's Pat Benatar, but you already knew that. Hi,
I'm Josh. You may not know that eight seven seven
nine eight eight one o six seven. That is the
phone number to get involved. You can text text the
word Josh, Josh and your message to the number five
nine five seven zero. Now tomorrow in the seven o'clock hour,
we'll be joined by the Nuge, Ted, Nudge and Uncle Ted.

(35:51):
He's going to be here with us. And I told
you this earlier in the show. I was getting little
blowback from people in the building. Not even blowback. Maybe
blowback's not the right thing. But somebody was talking with
me and they said, you know that Ted is kind
of a divisive figure. He is a controversial figure. He
is someone that splits the audience, and if you have

(36:11):
him on, you might alienate some people, to which I
told that person. If I have John Mellencamp on, that's
gonna alienate some people. If I have Bruce Springsteen on,
it's going to alienate some people. Like we are in
the era of celebrities just willfully alienating people. That's the
way it goes. I gonna have Jimmy. You want to
see something wild So I was on the station Facebook

(36:31):
page yesterday and there was a random post that popped
up about Jimmy Kimmel. It was in just a benign,
innocuous post about Jimmy Kimmel. It's got like thirty comments,
and people are losing their minds, like we're turning wheels
off forever because you support this pos like people are nuts,
and we know people are nuts. So, like, you can't
determine what you're gonna do based on whether or not

(36:53):
you're gonna get a crazy reaction because no matter what
you do, one side of the world is gonna think
it's crazy and crush you. So I'm not gonna sit
there and cowtow to a bunch of people who are like, oh,
never listen again. And I can't believe Wills would give
a forum to this guy, Well screw off. If like,
I don't like Bruce Springsteen, I just think he comes
off as a pompous ass. John Mellencamp comes off as

(37:14):
a pompous ass. I just don't like these guys, right,
But if John Mellencamp was like, Hey, I want to
come in and do an interview, I'd be like, Hell,
I'll talk with John Mellencamp. I'll talk with Bruce Springsteen.
There are a lot of people who I don't like,
but I would talk with them because they're interesting people
and people would be curious. But you can't determine what
you're gonna do because one half of the people are

(37:35):
gonna say, oh, that sucks. Now. I'm not saying get
on the radio and talk about your politics or alien
eight people that way. But if you've got a guest
on the air, a person who is a legend, arguably
on the Mount Rushmore of Detroit artist, a guy who's
been successful in multiple you could argue genres of music
certainly different eras of music when you go back to
the seventies, then the rebirth in the late eighties with

(37:55):
the Damn Yankees and you got hunting TV shows like
I'm not not going to talk with Ted NuGen, but
you start reading the comments from people on Facebook and
this is disgusting and he supports the big Orn monster,
like shut up. Like at some point, we as a
country just need to start telling people on both sides,
by the way, both sides, because I see this stuff

(38:17):
all the time, because I'm all over Twitter because I
hate myself so You'll see one group of people bitching
that you've got Ted NuGen on and they'll be angry
and they say that you're terrible and whatever. Tell those
people to shut up. And on the other side of things,
like yesterday, I'm seeing a bunch of people that are
angry that they're dude cheerleaders on NFL teams. Tell those
people to shut up. Sometimes people just need to be

(38:38):
told to shut up. And once people learn that maybe
the world will be a better place. Just tell people
to shut up. Deal with it. That's the best way
to put it. Shut up and deal with it. Thank you.
We are not not going to have Ted NuGen on
the show because a couple of people on Facebook bitch
or somebody in the office said, oh, do you think
it's going to be controversial? I hope it is. What

(38:58):
on six point seven Detroit's Wheels Josh Any show. If
you want to have a laugh, you should go to
the station Facebook page and read the back and forth
between people talking about this Ted Nugent interview tomorrow morning.
It's we're gonna have it around seven o five tomorrow.
I think the best is uh So, I responded to
somebody on there about basically what I told you about

(39:18):
what I'd like to talk with Ted nungen Ay. I
like him, and I don't have to justify why I
like the guy. I like his music, I dig the vibe,
I know, dig the hunting stuff. I don't hunt, but
I think he's cool. I like Ted Nugent, you know.
And I responded to somebody on there, to which this
gal Brandy jumps in. Not a fine girl, she jumps
in and says, keep justifying your poor decisions. Yeah. People

(39:42):
are nuts, bro, people are crazy, but good be passionate
about something. I like that. Hello, Detroit's Wheels, Hey, Jock
Day checking in. Hey, how are you doing great?

Speaker 6 (39:54):
I an't waiting here, Uncle Ted tomorrow.

Speaker 1 (39:56):
See, I'm with you. And I'm giving a bunch of
blowback on social media and people saying, oh, I'm never
gonna listen, which I think is bs like Ted Nugent
chicks ass.

Speaker 5 (40:05):
I think that's PS two. They're gonna tune in because
they want to know what they can bitch.

Speaker 1 (40:09):
You both exactly. People who bitch the loudest will be
the first ones to tune into something they dislike.

Speaker 5 (40:15):
It's only gonna make us the number one morning radio
show quicker.

Speaker 1 (40:18):
See exactly, You've got the right idea. Well, Big Jim
is over there pulling this putt, doing whatever he's doing.
We're talking to the nude and we're gonna take this
thing to the top.

Speaker 5 (40:27):
Him and Dave and Chuck to freak them characters. I
can't stand.

Speaker 9 (40:31):
I'm out. I'm out to get them.

Speaker 5 (40:32):
We're gonna be number one and we're taking them all down.

Speaker 1 (40:35):
Well, spread the gospel.

Speaker 5 (40:36):
Brother.

Speaker 1 (40:36):
By the way, am I too early for them Tigers tickets?
Well you've buttered me up just enough where I can
give you the Tigers tickets. I can do that for you. Look,
I'm easy. I'm easy in that way. Uh, but let
me see here. Let me get the sheet here so
I can get your information talk among Let's see.

Speaker 4 (40:53):
Thank you appreciate it.

Speaker 5 (40:54):
Now you know we're gonna be number one.

Speaker 1 (40:56):
Now, now you're just saying it because I'm giving you
free tickets. It feels inauthentic. Now, it feels inauthentic.

Speaker 5 (41:02):
I believe that you'll make it happen.

Speaker 1 (41:05):
I just I don't even think you think I'm legitimately pretty.
You just like me for my tickets?

Speaker 5 (41:09):
No, No, I like you, kid, you're gonna be a
number one show, and you're gonna take Doc.

Speaker 7 (41:13):
Dave and Chuck Off and damn right, the exact the radio.

Speaker 5 (41:16):
Stations they don't they're that loyal.

Speaker 6 (41:18):
To their people.

Speaker 1 (41:20):
Well I am, damn it, I am feeling.

Speaker 4 (41:22):
I respect people that are.

Speaker 1 (41:24):
And you tell people in Rochester Hills that Josh Innis
is loyal to his people, and I need every last
one of them to listen to Wheels. I'm doing that
every day. Appreciate you.

Speaker 5 (41:34):
So you can't see what I've been doing.

Speaker 3 (41:36):
But I'm sure Doug has told you about here, as
Casey as somebody that they have it.

Speaker 1 (41:41):
But what's your email address?

Speaker 5 (41:42):
You know what? Right now, I'm having trouble getting my
emails of work. They're not gonna I'm not gonna be
able to receive an email.

Speaker 6 (41:49):
So let me do a different email.

Speaker 1 (41:52):
Okay, just doing a live radio show here, and no
big woop, just take your time.

Speaker 7 (41:56):
I don't even know what it is.

Speaker 5 (41:57):
I gotta look it up real quick.

Speaker 1 (41:59):
Talking to one hundred thousands of people in Detroit. No
big whoop, take your time.

Speaker 5 (42:03):
You know what? Can we send my brothers?

Speaker 6 (42:05):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (42:05):
What's the email?

Speaker 5 (42:06):
It's al Allen?

Speaker 6 (42:09):
Hey, wake up. What is your email?

Speaker 1 (42:12):
Great? Now we're waking up.

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Allen, Think Allen?

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What is it?

Speaker 4 (42:20):
Think Allen? Email?

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Think Allen nine O eight at gmailed back.

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A L A N like Alan Thick.

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He yeh A L L E m.

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All all little not no capitalization at all.

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Troy Wheels. Hello, it's Josh the Josh Deennis Show. Tell
a friend about it. Passed the word along. There are
folks that are angry on the internet, like political people
that are angry, and apparently Kevin Sorbo, the dude that

(44:15):
played Hercules, I think it was Hercules on TV. They're
all upset because the Minnesota Vikings are promoting the fact
that they have dude cheerleaders. Now, Kevin Sorbo, not pleased,
says I've been a Vikings fan all my life. Sy
I need a new team now. Any adult who types

(44:36):
the word SI in a post is it showed that's
number one number two. While I am a heterosexual man
and don't care to watch gentlemen gyrate in front of me,
It's just not my thing. I'm not against it. As
we've discussed before, gay guys tend to like me very much,
and I have nothing against them. I've seen Share like
eight times. I was the cause of a domestic disturbance,

(44:59):
but between two gay guys at a Share show, they
were basically fighting over me. Don't ask me why they
like me. It's mostly because I'm a bear and gay guys.
I guess maybe they feel desperate, so they just It's
a fascinating culture, gay culture, because I think there's like
a desperation in some gay guys and that's why they're
just into fat dudes. I don't understand it. I'm not
against it because it makes me feel pretty, but it's

(45:21):
so bizarre. But anyway, so Kevin Sorbo and others have
now just discovered that some NFL teams have dude cheerleaders
and they're very upset about this, like that's another one
of those just get the hell over. Who cares? Who
cares if the Minnesota Vikings have two dudes that are cheerleaders,
the Saints have twelve dude cheerleaders. Actually, they may have

(45:43):
thirteen dude cheerleaders. If it wasn't bad enough that the
Saints have a zero percent, the zero points zero percent
chance of winning the Super Bowl. Imagine being a Saints fan.
Your team sucks and there's twelve dongs in your face
during football games. See, it could be worse Detroit's wheels. Earlier,
we were talking about the first coach to be fired

(46:05):
in the NFL, Like, which coach has the best odds
of being fired first. That comes to mind because the
Dolphins are in town and their coach, who was very
charming a couple of years ago, is now having to
deal with a lot of issues. The team seems to
be in disarray, and they're so bad in fact, that

(46:27):
the Lions have made them look like a pee wee
team apparently at these joint practices. But the most likely
coach to be fired first this year is actually Brian
dabol of the New York Giants, which makes sense. It's
shocking that he still has a job. Zach Taylor of
the Bengals. It's pretty wild. The thing that that team
went to the Super Bowl not too long ago, so
they haven't made the playoffs in two consecutive seasons. Now,

(46:48):
that has to do with their defense being terrible and
Joe Burrow dealing with stuff. And then after that is
Mike McDaniel, the coach of the Miami Dolphins. They are
a disaster. I need to see a time lapse photo.
You know, we talk about the presidential photos. What a
guy looks like before president, what he looks like after president.

(47:11):
Like if you see that, obviously aging matters, but like
if you look at Bill Clinton now, like my man
looks old, old, old old. I need to see that
of Mike McDaniel because this guy used to be kind
of a young looking dude, super tan, kind of a weirdo,
but it kind of worked because he was charming, and
now it's not. It's not as much. Actually, according to

(47:34):
this site, he's the second most likely coach to be fired.
These are the actual odds. These are from a couple
months ago, but Brian dabol is four to one and
Mike McDaniel of Miami is five to one to be
the first coach fired this year. Now they have to
put every coach in here, so for example, Nick Sirianni
is five hundred to one. Nick Sirianni's not gonna get

(47:55):
fired unless you know Nick Sirianni has weird pictures or
something on his computer. Let's see see if we can
find our guy. I don't even see him on here.
I have to be missing it. I'm scrolling through this
list trying to find Him's probably he's I gotta get fired.
It doesn't matter. I know where Dan is there. He
is one hundred to one. So you'd win a lot

(48:17):
of money if you put one hundred bucks on Dan
Campbell to get fired first. But he's not going to
get fired first because they're gonna win a lot of
football games and it's gonna be a fun season. How
about that? Like it or not?

Speaker 3 (48:27):
This is the Josh in his show.

Speaker 2 (48:30):
One of six point seven WLLZ.

Speaker 1 (48:35):
So let's see here. Here's a story for you. This
is out of London about a gentleman with a very
large member. His name is Matt Barr and he has
a broken arm. How did he break his arm? Not
his third arm, his other farms. The London resident has

(48:57):
a very very large member. In fact, it is fourteen
and a half inches, making it potentially the largest in
the world. There's been a cast of it made that's
currently on display in a museum in Iceland. It's impressive.
Barr says that quote, moving too fast can affect his balance,

(49:18):
and in this instance, he was in the shower, didn't
see the shower gel on the floor because his unit
was within his eye lines, so he didn't see that
there was some goop on the floor. Because his hog
is so large, he slipped fell and he has two
broken bones in his arm and his shoulder. Poor him

(49:42):
must be a rough life. Speaking of having large I
don't know anatomy. It was at Texas Roadhouse the other night,
and there was a woman in there that every part
of her body was fake. Her ass was fake, her
lips were gigantic and fake, and her breasts were fake.
And they were so fake that in large, like they

(50:03):
were comically large, that she could rest her cell phone
on her breasts. And it was so weird that it
wasn't even attractive, It wasn't sexy. There was nothing hot
about it. Everything about it was frightening, you know. And
it's like you want to touch them, but not because
it's sexy, not because you're aroused by it, not anything

(50:24):
like that. It's just I really want to know how
they felt from just like a medical standpoint or like
a physical standpoint, like I'm not turned on by the
woman was in bless her heart, like she had way
too much work done, like somebody should have told her
to stop. And I'm standing there waiting for a table
at Texas Roadhouse and like, basically this woman was kind

(50:48):
of built like a percentage sign, you know, like the
boobs were one dot and the ass was another dot.
In the middle of her body was the line that
goes through it, like she was built like a percentage
sign and I couldn't stop staring. But I didn't want
her to think I was staring because I thought it
was hot. I just wanted to stare because like you

(51:08):
couldn't look away. It was like she was going to
float away. It's fascinating. A No. Six point seven Detroit's wheels.
It's Josh, Hello, glad you're there. I got people that
are blowing up the Facebook page right now, the one
o six seven Detroit' wheels, the WLLZ Facebook page. It's
one oh six seven WZ on Facebook, and they are

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a lot of them are not happy about the fact
that we're having Ted NuGen on tomorrow. And as I
feared what happened, we're starting to get a little bit
of blowback from management type people. All right, they're kind
of they're doing what management button pushing, suit wearing type
people do. And what they're doing is they're reading these

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comments on Facebook and they're taking them way too much
to heart. And now they're coming into me saying, hey,
are you sure that you want to have Ted NuGen on?
Because our Facebook page has a lot of people that
are losing their minds over it and are you sure
you want to do this, And I'm like, why wouldn't I?
Because if people are too soft to hear from somebody

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that they disagree with, then they're just soft people Like
I can listen to anybody who I disagree with and
have a back and forth with them in here. But
apparently there are some people, some management types who have
now and I don't know that I should be saying
this or not, but there are some management people that
have been coming into me saying, we're getting a little
leery you putting Ted on the air with you because

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of the reaction we're getting on Facebook. As of right now,
Ted Nugen's going to join us at seven oh five
tomorrow morning. If you want to get in. Here's what
I need to hear from you, because I think these
management people need to hear this. Okay, I think the
management people need to hear that the people that listen
to this radio station, in this radio show want to
hear from Ted Neus or maybe you don't, but I

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need to hear from you on either side of this
a little day or nay action here. You can do
that via text. You can text the word Josh in
your message to five nine five seven zero. Do you
want to hear from Ted NuGen tomorrow morning or not?
As it stands right now, it's going to happen because
I'm not going to BN the need to a bunch
of angry people on Facebook, because that's all there is
on Facebook is angry people. But I need to hear

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from you. If you've never texted us before, it's very simple.
Text the word Josh. That's my name and your message
all in the same message to five nine five seven zero.
Five nine five seven zero is the number Josh in
your message yay or nay about the nuge tomorrow. You
can also call eight seven seven nine eight eight one
oh six seven. That's the phone number. Eight seven seven

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nine eight eight one oh six seven. A lot of
positive on there as well, but I think that the
management types have only seen the negative. And you know
how they get. You give two or three negative comments
and management type dweeps come in and they're all upset,
and they're all concerned, and they're worried about their phony
baloney jobs. They're very concerned. So here's what I need

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to know you again. Eight seven seven nine eight eight
one o six seven. That is the phone number and
the text line is Josh and your message to five
nine five seven zero. I think people want to hear
from Ted, and look, I'm gonna keep having Ted on.
I like Ted Nugent. I have nothing against the guy.
I want Ted Nugent on this show. But you know

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how management people get you. Guys work for management people.
They're afraid of their own shadow. So text the word
Josh and your message to five nine five seven zero.
Yay or nay on having Ted NuGen on the show tomorrow. Okay.
A lot of negative, a lot of positive phone calls
as well. Eight seven seven nine eight eight one oh
six seven get on the Hornet's The Josh Ennis Show.

Speaker 2 (54:40):
Let's go show seven, visit auto law dot Com.

Speaker 1 (54:45):
That's Otto La dot Com. W Z rocks all right,
WLLZ Detroit's wheels. Hello, It's Josh the Josh Ennis Show.
Glad you guys are with us today. So we were
talking about Ted Nugent. We got them on the show tomorrow.

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Rock God, Ted Nugent. And I asked you because management
types have kind of gotten a little worried because Facebook
is angry, and I told them social media and Facebook
will always be angry. That is where the angriest people are.
So I asked you to weigh in via the phones
and asked you to weigh in via text. You should
probably save our text line. The number is five nine

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five seven zero. We do giveaways and stuff on there too,
But if you text the word Josh and your message
to five nine five seven zero, your voice can be heard.
My text has blown up more than it's blown up
in the three weeks I've been here. And the difference
between the text line, which is real people texting in
their messages, versus people on Facebook who are just always angry,

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the difference in the two groups is wild. Every text
I've gotten from everyone about this subject is yes, have
Ted nugenh on, screw your management. You play music anyway,
so why wouldn't you talk with him? Percent of the
people on Facebook are saying screw Ted NuGen. So it's

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wild the difference in the two But we're having them
on like management people. They can be scared of their
own shadow if they want, But we're having Ted NuGen
on tomorrow morning. That's going to happen, and I'll show
them the I'd say probably thirty thirty five forty text
and they just keep pouring in text the word Josh
and your message to five nine five seven zero. All right,

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let's also go to the phones on this Hello wheels.

Speaker 6 (56:35):
Hi, my name is Joe, and I think Ted Neudsen
is a good person to.

Speaker 7 (56:41):
Be on your show tomorrow.

Speaker 6 (56:44):
And these people need to grow up, get off faith
books and all that because they wait too much time
being on that dandy.

Speaker 1 (56:54):
So he's going, all good, why do you think all
these people on Facebook? Hay Ted?

Speaker 3 (57:00):
Ted?

Speaker 5 (57:01):
Because he tells you how it is? Did? He's straight forward? Did?
Then these animal rights people, you know, yeah, like to
get there too, So he tells you how it is
around the point, he's up front on the stitch you

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you know these people can't handle to prove.

Speaker 1 (57:27):
Well, make sure you're tuned in at seven oh five
tomorrow to here, Ted.

Speaker 5 (57:31):
I will I hear you ever reporting.

Speaker 1 (57:33):
Thank you, brother. And I don't care about the politics
or whatever. That's not why I'm interviewing Ted. I don't
care about his politics. I think he's an interesting dude.
I want to try to convince him to get Damn
Yankees back together for a tour with a Night Rangers
Damn Yankee Sticks tour, which would be epic that's what
I'm here for. I find the guy interesting. So if
you want to tax, text the word Josh and your
message to five nine five seven zero. Let the management

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dorks hear from you because they're so concerned with Facebook
for whatever reason. How about we've play some Uncle Ted
Now come out about twenty one minutes away from ten o'clock.
You got a long day.