FRIDAY 4-12-24

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Amen? What is happening? Soyou saw where I parked in the
parking lot, right, Yeah,I didn't know what happened, man.
Yeah. All the other spots wereclear. So I got here a little
early and it was nasty out.You know, it was lightning, thunder,
it was raining, and we geta lot of wind here in beautiful
downtown West Atlantic City. Yeah.You see. It took out all the

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billboards. I know why. Yeah. So I pull into our parking lot
and I park in the like thespot closest to the door. And I'm
not kidding, man, Like mycar isn't little, but it's not huge.
It's moving like it's gonna blow over. Yeah wow, like to the

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point where I'm feeling my I'm feelingmyself lifted up. Yeah. And I
was like, I'm not gonna walkout of here and see my car flipped
over. Man. It was thewind was that bad, and you know,
I'm not gonna exaggerate that, Likeit was that bad that I went
and the only other vehicle in theparking lot was the radio station van and

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it was blocking the wind. SoI parked a couple spots away from that.
I just think case that flipped over, at least it wouldn't hit my
car. Yeah, I didn't knowwhat was going on. It was the
wind was great when I like thelike the back of my car was lifting
up into the air and I'm like, this is Nutso there's times where it's
it's struggled to get the door open. Man. The way it blows through

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this park is crazy. Yeah.So yeah, that's why I had to
use the blockage of the radio stationvan to uh to make sure my car
didn't flip over. Yeah, it'slike two billboards. Man, it looks
like a pirate ship, like thesails just beat up and it was rough.
Like, that's a great idea.Let's take an area where it's real
winny and let's put up fabric billboards. I think that's a fantastic idea.

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Nothing's gonna happen there. Well,I think that's what happened like because years
ago they weren't just fabric right,like I think they were actually like,
weren't they painted? Yeah, itseems like they were painted or stuff.
Behind me Now it's just yeah,just a piece of canvas that they kind
of throw up there, like it'sjust a you know, it's like a
bed sheet, and that's your yourbillboard to tell you Tom Sagor is coming.
I feel bad for the the thunderdown under. They're billboards are the

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ones that got ripped. You know, these four guys gonna be playing into
an empty house because the women drivingdown to the Lantic city can't see that
the thunder down under where they're gonnabe. It was nuts, it was
it was. It was really windy. I left my windows open last night.
Yesterday was it was an okay day, so I popped the windows open.
It was a lot of crosswind happenedinto my house. A lot of
doors were shutting and slamming. Yes, yep, yeah we got it last

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night. To the wife got upto close the windows started raining and everything
else. Man, now I'm upin the middle of the night, I'm
like, oh my god, whatwindows are open. I gotta go close
those. Not me I left themall open again. Let everyone else deal
with it. Everybody Friday, it'sa fun filled Friday show. We're gonna
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Good morning, everybody doing line.I can go all write it and
we'll do it. Line and thingssucks. I'm Scottie. Good morning.
Here's some news for You's Orenthal JamesSimpson really the lead story, dude.
You forget how big that trial was, the acquitted, the acquitted, by

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the way, the glove did notfix and we forgotten people. He's dead,
seventy six years old. Looks likecancer. God him. Prostate cancer
got the juice up until like theSuper Bowl. He was still tweeting.
You know he had a low Twitterworld. Ye, this kind of caught
me off guard. I didn't knowhe was going through cancer treatment. There
had been some rumors that he wasill for about the last year or so.

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Yeah, never really was able toshake that murder trial. Yeah,
a minor was harassed and a PlanetFitness gym in North Carolina after a thirty
eight year old who claimed to beidentified as a woman barged into a female
locker room, stripped naked and askedthe seventeen year old to shower with him.

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He also asked the girl to rublotion on him. This becomes a
real problem, guys. He wasyeah, and she's and days and them's.
He was arrested. Lucy the Elephantis nominated for a big honor America's
favorite roadside attraction by USA Today.You can vote for Lucy on the USA
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greeted visitors to the Jersey Shore communityof Margate for years. She's a National
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would be cooler than the elephant.I still don't want want people rave over
this elephant. I've seen it.It's kind of neat. It was on
Boardwalk Empire. I've never been insideof it. I have what's inside of
it? Can you stay inside ofit? It used to be a hotel.
Okay, yeah, it was ahospital too at one point, wasn't
it? Was it? Yeah?And I know what? I feel comfortable
to get my medical attention from ahuge wooden elephant. I don't know if
that's true. Yeah, it's ahospital now I read it online. Okay,

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Morning. Sh'll tell you what,man, Not that I don't have the
money or means to do it,but I don't think I would ever buy
a brand new car. My wifeis now on her second brand new car.
Now. She gets them through worklike she has gotten buy them.
There's the second one. It haslike some serious serious issues. And I'm
not talking like I don't know alittle shaken in the steering wheel. Yeah,
I'm talking about like it just decidesto shut down. And I don't

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know if we just stopped putting anyquality into our products now or where these
cars are coming from. Are theyall built on Friday's door after happy hours?
Or are there too many things thatgo into cars now that there's too
many things that go wrong. Mywife's driving on the too much technology.
She's driving down the park where hehas This is what goes on with her
car, Like I said, it'snot even like it's a little thing like

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a light comes on, you gotto go get a fixed. And this
is the second time where her cars, these brand new cars. As she
gets through work, she had tosend the other one back like even she
said, you know, it's justtoo much. Like yesterday, she's driving
down the parkway and the engine justkind of shuts off. Where now you're
going seventy miles an hour, whichshe's speeding a little bits, probably a
little slower, Yeah, slow itdown a little bit, just watching and
I guess the check engine light comeson, and now the car just wants

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to stop. What mechanism on thecar would cause a car just to stop
like that and just slow down inthe middle of a parkway like it's it's
shocking. But the problem is everythingis electronic. Well that's it, Like
it's it's one little like think aboutevery little component, every wire. It's
like one wire comes off of yourengine at a certain point somewhere or whatever.
It's not like the old days.Man. You know what up you
have? Like I remember what Iremember what our Chevelle looked like growing up.

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It was a big old motor andit had like a spark plugs and
a couple of wires here and there. You never had a problem with it
because everything was kind of like fastenedin. I was like, yeah,
I would, I would never buyme. I said, they're right,
when you get a new car,just what, let somebody else deal with
the issues. Go like five orten thousand miles and that's what I got
my truck at nine thousand miles.Dot's somebody else deal with the nonsense.

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I'm just like, wow, man, sometimes it's just too much. That's
why like those teslas, Man,I get it that they're cutting edge,
but it just seems to be alot of moving parts that you have no
control over it. Like, howmany times do we have a computer in
the studio where we have to shutdown and reboot? Well, think about
that that technology going into your carwhere you have to show her cars just
stop and reboot. Yeah, itjust almost shuts off and just starts losing

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power. Check injine light comes on. I'm like, wow, man,
well that's like the cars now whenyou hit the red light and your car
shuts off. That's the worst.You know. I was shocked. I
was. I didn't know that featureexisted. Yeah, and here and here's
how they do it. And they'renot using more gas because now you're just
starting your car up constantly. Wellyou would think it's more a wear and
tear like on a starter or somethinglike that. Yeah, and like that's

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a that's that green energy thing whereI don't know why you're idling at the
at the red light, you haveto shut your car off back. I
had no idea that feature even existed. And until I'm sitting in a line,
I'm like, I think my truckjust stalls. Yeah, just stopped.
Yeah, And it's one of thosethings where you can't turn it on.
Like if I want to save theplanet, which the planets perfectly fine,
everybody just stop at all the nonsense. But if I wanted to save

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the planet, I'd like to havethe option to put that feature on.
You know, I'm gonna do goodwhile I'm idling here. I want my
car not to burn fuel. No, the feature is on. You need
to find that button somewhere to turnthat off. Like they're jamming that thing
down you Because we're so old andtrashy that we did have cars that when
you went to stop lights would wouldwould stall out. Yo. Yeah,

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yeah, but that's because they actuallystalled out. Yeah, there was a
belt on there. And why hada like my first car or my second
car after my dad gave me thatthe Nissan, No, what was it?
Was a Chevy Cavalier four door whitesor or whatever. You grew up
in South Jersey, everyone had aChevy Cavalry. After that, man,
I found a It was like anineteen seventy three Chevelle and it was due.

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It looked awesome. We got itfor like eight hundred bucks. Had
to put a transmission. It wasawesome. It was a muscle car.
But it got to the point whereI was never really good with cars,
but uh, I had to dothat thing where I stopped. I'd put
it neutral and have to keep hittingthe gas and then and then when the
light changed, you put it indrive and you would drive away, just
a little tricks, tricks of thetrade that would get you to uh to

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A to B. Yeah. Iyou know what I park next to the
other day. And it's kind ofsad because it's a it's a they're lost
pieces of art. Muscle, areal muscle car. No a Chevy Barretta.
Okay, describe the barrette I'm tryingto think of what the Barretta is.

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The Barretta I believe was the sistercard of the Corsica. Okay,
so every if you delivered pizza,you most likely had a Baretta. And
I'm like, I can't remember thelast time it was like an eighty I
mean, I'm not even kid.It was like an eighty six Chevy Barretta.
And I'm like, how is thisthing still even running? You know
what? They didn't run when theywere new and eighty six? How is

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this thing running now? Who wasthe genius that took a car and then
added a bed of a truck behindit? Because I sat I saw one
of those that uh oh god,now I saw one at Wahwa. I'm
like, I forgot how cool youright now? So you had the El
Camino and then you had the Ibelieve Ford had a Ranchero and then you

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had the super Brat was the onein the eighties that had the bed of
a truck but it was a car. Yeah, I think it was still
a two seater too. Man.Yeah, some guys. Some guy was
on acid and said, I gotan idea. Let's take half the car
and put I have the truck behindit so we could sell this thing.
Like, I actually went got outof my car right. I was in
a parking lot and I saw Iparked next to the Corsica Barretta. I

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think it was a Barretta, andI actually got out and I like took
a lap around it, and itjust threw me back to my childhood.
Yeah, you don't see a lotof those muscles because my dad would get
a lot of a barrettas well.Was not a muscle car, but there
was no Barretta was far from amuscle car. But that that Corsica,
the Barretta, the Buick Century.My dad would get company cars and those

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were all the company Those were rentalcars back in the day. Yeah,
Chevy Barretta. Where's the guys withthe Mustangs? Growing up? What did
you guys do with those man,oh, the five point Zeros and the
Kamaras. What did you guys do? Where's the SS is at? Where
did they go? Are they sittingin a garage somewhere? Those eighties muscles
cars were the work. That MustangAnniversary five point zero edition, the one

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that was in the Vanilla Ice videowas a piece of junk. And so
was the trans Am and the Camaro. In the eighties they were all They
were disasters. I think I sawTransam about to go, had the Golden
Eagle on the front. Do youremember the Fierro The engine was in the
back. They remember the Fierra.I believe they used to catch fire.
The Volkswagen bugs, ladies, whereare they? Would you do with them?

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Scrap them? All these things?Good old Volkswagen. You get a
rabbit. Look we all that ranbetter than my wife's brand new car that
she's had for two much because youknow what they were out They were just
engines. Yeah, man, theywere just engines. No computer. Volkswagen
Rabbit, a Chevy Peretta. Theydidn't have computers in them. Look we

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get back, we'll knock out somerock news. This report is sponsored by
unbound dot org. Good Morning,Happy Product oh, and Scotti rock news.
Here's some rock news for you.I know you were a big fan
of the band Damage Plan back inthe day. I like Damage Plan.

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Damage Plan was two of the guysfrom Pantara. Yeah, my brothers from
Pantera. I could have told youthat. And the one bad the one
guy in the bed the band dinBag Daryl shot on stage and killed.
Remember, yeah, I was there. I was back in what three thousand
and four. I was like,I think that guy has a gun,
and then I didn't say anything.Columbus, Ohio, two thousand and four,

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somebody who had a ticket to thatshow, the show that dimebag Darrel
was shot and killed on stage,is now going to put it up for
auction. How much do you thinkhe wants for it? Well, I
don't need one because I have minealready. But ten thousand dollars, Oh,
you're not far off. Fifteen grandor best offer? Like who ad

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buys that you weren't at the show? You gotta be a big panthera fan.
Yeah, Like see, I havejerseys hung up in my little man
room, right, but they're onlyjerseys signed by people that I've met.
Like, I can't, I don'twant to. I'm not going to hang
a signature off if I wasn't there, Like, why do you have the
ticket stuff? If he's wuning?So yeah, fifteen grand or best offer
on eBay right now if you wanta ticket stub to the concert where dine

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Bag Daryl was killed on stage hisbrother Vinnie Paul, who was in the
band with him. He died ofa heart attack in twenty eighteen. I
mean, huh, would you takea piece of memorabilia from like when Tupac
got killed? Like you like theseat that he was sitting in from the
car. Well, let's see thesweater he was wearing. I actually,

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when I was in bed, Iguess I went. I had the cab
or whatever it was, took meto the place where he was shot outside
of the casino, and like that, I saw the ground where he laid.
So yeah, if I could have, if I could have screwed up
asphalt from where Tupac was laying whenhe died, it was weird when people
do stuff like that. Yeah,it is kind of morbid. I would
have taken his watch. Uh let'ssee here the guess who, right,

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the guess who was? Uh?What's that? Because we had the Guess
Who, and then we had thewho was who? Yeah, you had
the Guess Who Who? We hadWho's on? First? Guess Who was
from super Bad? He's saying thatdidn't he sing a song from the Guess
Who? You know? They wereall doing drugs and he had to sing
a song I knew what was on? Second, I don't know. Third,

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these yes, yes, yes,these remember they thought, No,
you're so and So's brother cousin.You're the singer. So there's some drama
for the Guess Who Who? Knewthey were still out tour. He was
just mumbling the word I want tohold you. Burton Cummings, the founding

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singer and songwriter, are the guestsWho? He's I guess there's a form
of the Guess Who that's touring rightnow and it's not him, And he's
now suing everyone to stop them fromtouring. Everybody's getting suited and so in
October, Burton Cummings, along withoriginal guitarist Randy Bachman, filed a lawsuit
to stop the current version of theGuess Who to stop performing under that moniker.

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At the time, it was thelatest chapter in a dispute that stretched
over a decade with Cummings and Bachmanfighting with the bassist the Jim Cale and
drummer Gary Peterson over the band's name. So now they're even saying that if
you book the Guess Who and it'snot Burton Cummings or Bachman, they're now

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going to sue the venue because you'renot allowed to proper licensing. Is saying
that these guys don't own the namethe guess Who. We own the name
the guess Who? I guess man, Listen, I guess if you're making
money off of somebody else's name,I guess there's something. There's this will
argument over the guests who. Howabout everybody just get back together and make
some money because you're still the guessWho? He said, I just want

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to do anything to stop the fakeband. That's that's coming from Burton Cummings,
from the guess who who doesn't likethe fake guess Who out there touring
under the name good band when itwas the real band. That's a good
song. It is a great song. Gonna it's on my Spotify again with

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you let it from me. That'sa great line, it is. That's
great. That's a great scene inSuper Bad John bon Jovi. He said
he's right now completely focused on recoveringfrom vocal cord surgery, and he said
he doesn't know he'll ever go outand tours bon Jovi again because he's not
sure if he could actually go thereand have the vocal strength to perform.

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He said, I won't compromise whowe are as a band live because I'd
like to think that we're a prettydamn good band. So that's coming from
bon Jovi saying, I don't know, man, you may not see me
on a stage anymore because I mightnot be able to sing. That's a
good old John. His son ishe opened up a Him and his son
have a whine and his son isalso engaged too, if not married already

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to eleven from Stranger Things Right.Good for her Man? Yeah, it
was a good Is that a goodget for him or a good get for
her Man? I fear that weirdlooking kid with no hair in the show.
I don't know what she looks likein real life. Cute cute girl,
yeah right yeah cue girl? Soso yeah, so we could we
could never see bon Jovi on stageagain. He has put out a new
album called Forever. It's gonna beout June seventh, but that doesn't mean

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he's gonna go out on tour tosupport it. You go out Tursey's Rocks
Stations, the XL Warning Show.Fourteen dollars, fourteen dollars. Fourteen dollars
is what a gallon of gas isgoing to be going for in about three
months. You're not far off.I know yesterday, you know, trying
to figure out what to do fordinner. So I'm like, you know

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what gonna do? A good oldlunch meat. Maybe get some bread,
some lettuce, some mayo, andbuy some lunch meat. Man, you
know, everybody a good old delistyle. What do you think a pound
of turkey cost? Well, youknow what, I know what. I
get mine from the Amish market.But they play this game where they show

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you the price. It's five ninetynine. That's not for a pound,
that's for a half pound. Sothey get you fourteen dollars for a pound
of Okay, that's about right.Wow, that's going up the pound of
turkey. Yeah, fourteen dollars.So now on top of the pound of
turkey. And you know you needcheese, right, so now a cheap
nine anymore? So? Now you. So now I'm ten dollars into the

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cheese. Now I'm twenty four dollarsinto the meal bread. So now,
and you know, my family's bougie. So I can't just buy stromans,
can't buy wonderbread. Nah, youget that muscle mics, that's what we
get. Yeah, something like that, right, a big arm. And
so that's seven dollars. So nowI'm looking at like a dinner of lunch
meat. I was upwards of thirtyfive bucks. It used to be that

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was a cheap night man like fastfood. It used to be a cheap
knife for parents. It's not it. That was how you made kids lunches.
Yeah, yeah, the how muchmarket five ninety nine. It used
to be for five ninety nine apound for or half a pound for turkey.
So yeah, you're right there,man, Wow, fourteen dollars for
a pound of turkey. Forget itcrazy? Ye Hey, I got a
one hundred bucks to ocean? Doyou want one hundred bucks to ocean six

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XL South. There is is rockstations the XL boys shot. I feel

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so bad for my kid's first gradeteacher. I don't know how you handle
this situation. So we're uh lastnight. They get done their activities and
we go over to uh grab somefood. They have a nice little sandwich
special at this place by us,so we like to go on Thursday nights.
Of course I get a sandwich,of course. You know. So
those two twenty I mean, didyou see the first grade teacher there?
Or he was done school and youwent to the place after school? Yeah,

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we're all together at having dinner withthe first grade teacher? No,
no, no, where's the firstgrade teacher fit in the city? Can
I please tell the story I'm tryingto have. You know what I have.
I have comedic timing, Scottie.All right, So this is what
it is. So I'm telling thestory because you went you talked about a
first grade teacher, and then youwent into we had dinner. Yeah,
so we have dinner. So alittle guy starts talking. He's like,

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we had two boys kissing class today. Boy, that's what I said.
Yeah, I said, okay,I said, uh so what happened?
Was it a was it a romanticthing or they kind of together? He's
like, I don't know, theyjust they just kissed in class. So
now I look over at the wife. I say, hmmm, I don't

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even know. How do we howdo we approach this thing? I said,
you should probably shoot a message outto the teacher and just find out,
you know, what, what whathappened over there? What games are
you playing? Yeah? Yeah,so she is spinning the bottle in first
grade, and my wife was Shegot the response back from the teacher,
which is nice. By the way, the things go down, man,
you just do reach out to theteacher and they're really they're really nice.
She's like, yeah, like shehopped on class dojo. I said,

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what's up? Yeah, we're doingseven minutes of X. It was seven
minutes in the closet with the firstgraders. Now, like, I don't
even know how that. I guessI do know how it goes down.
You're watching something on TV or yeah, I think so too. They're not
making a big deal about it.So my wife just said you know,
by the way, you know whatI heard ay or anything you want to

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say to me, Yeah, isthere any news that's happened in the in
the classroom. I mean we getan update when there's like a fire drill
that goes on, like we geten up dates. Hey, by the
way, you know, everything wasgreat today. Everyone did so good on
the vocabulary test and we had twoboys hooking up at class today. Today's
crazy sock day and a bunch ofkids were making out. So I always
said, you know, how doyou know what? You know what happened?

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You know what's going on. It'slike, guy, it's like,
yeah, it was a kind ofa tough day, and you know that
goes down and you just call theprincipal and you just kind of, you
know, let let her deal withit. I'm sure they had the contact.
That's got to be telling because youknow, once again, you know,
we support teachers out there. Ithink you you can pay it a
whole ton more. But they're navigatingwaterways that I don't think we ever thought

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we had to before. Sure,like they like I got a teacher who
has been a teacher for twenty fiveyears. They weren't taught any of this
right they so no one knows exactlyhow to maneuver in the in the climate
that we're in. No, noris it. It's it's not her job.
And I think she did the rightthing. She said, you know,

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we should probably go talk to theprincipal. You just kind of pass
this seat down and hey. Yeah, but then we call the parents in
and and talk it out. Theypicked that phone up that's right next to
the uh, the intercom. Yeah, hey, hey John, Hey,
you may want to walk down thehallway. We haven't. We have a
situation. I listen. We approachedit as listen, hey, nobody kissed
anybody in class. You're in firstGRADEO ye. And that's and that's how

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we do. We say, uh, listen, everybody has their space,
that's their personal space. Leave themalone, don't touch anybody, don't kiss
anybody. Don't care boy boy,girl, girl girl, it doesn't matter.
Just don't do anything. But yeah, it's one of those things where
it's it's you know, you gotto get that call as a parent.
I've gotten a very disturbing call fromthe parent from the teacher where I had
to go in there and sit downwith it. I think it was us.

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I think they had a I thinkthey had they had a counselor there.
I wouldn't be shocked that there wasprobably I think there went been a
police officer as well. It wassome construction paper and pictures that probably were
crazy. Yeah, a little littlemuch, and uh, oh, this
is really gonna put a bummer onthe first grade Bikini Friday. So this

(27:11):
is yeah, trying to explain like, yeah, yeah, what he said,
he didn't really mean he was goingto do what he was going to
do. He just you know,to him, it's very innocent, And
I think this is very innocent aswell. You know what, maybe we're
gonna pause the minecraft. Uh,it's gotta be tough to be a teacher
right now and and have to dealwith some of the stuff you gotta you

(27:33):
gotta deal with and you gotta dealwith it. But there's a school.
I never had two guys hooking upin any of the classrooms. Yeah,
from kindergarten all the way up.Even a guy or a girl hooking up
in any classrooms. I don't thinkso either. Yeah, maybe in college,
I mean it was a bet thoughwe have been drinking. Yeah,
you're trying to get into that fratyou know. Yeah, No, we're

(27:55):
gonna walk in a single file line, guys, and this is how you
get in. That's huh. Yeah, I don't think I want to be
in that thread. Huh hookup day. I guess that was first grade.
Huh. You know you're the dad, you know, you know, yeah,
yeah, it's probably innocent enough,but I don't know. Now you're
the dad who's I don't know,some son kissing the other son. Huh.

(28:18):
All right, look we uh firstgrade? Man, we get back?
I blame can I blame Disney's firstgrade? We get back. We'll
do some trash. Oh why lovetrash? Anything thirty energy or doty anything

(28:42):
racket or rocky or roughy. Yes, long crash, here's some trash for
you. We've talked about it allmorning. O. J. Simpson dead
at the age of seventy six.The dude was everywhere. I mean,
he was my childhood and it's funny. Until he didn't kill his wife and

(29:07):
didn't kill Ron Goldman, everybody didn'tlove him. I didn't know much about
OJ. I know it from theNaked Gun movies. But when that happened,
man and that slow Bronco chase happened. It was the night of my
eighth grade dance. I remember meand my buddy Tom Bright coming back to
my house and we were glued tothe television watching this this car chase,
and uh that was it. Man, I was obsessed with OJ from that

(29:29):
day on. I was obsessed withO. J. Simpson. He was
acquitted of killing his ex wife,Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman,
who was just returning classes from messLuna Restaurant. He was seventy six,
and it's prostate cancer. Though Idon't know, man, I was

(29:52):
I on Twitter lately, but Imean was the wow for cancer just to
make them you know? Yeah,I guess. He's been a rumor for
a while that he had been illand he'd been in hospice. But he
went on Twitter around Super Bowl andwas like, now I'm good, I'm
good, I'm whatever. You know, Yeah, there's some issues, but
I'm I'm cool. But apparently hedid a killer man. He really blocked

(30:14):
it out. Well because I thinkgolf carts. He's out golfing life,
dude. Yeah, he took it, hesman. They took some of his
morning. Remember he didn't even goto jail for that. He went to
jail for stealing back his own trophy, which I agree with. Prince William
was seen at a local bar.It's kind of cool. You're just at
a pub and Prince William's there.He was with his mother in law,

(30:34):
Carol Middleton, the mother of PrincessKate, who is recovering from cancer.
Jennet Dewan and Channing Tatum. Theywere married, but they're getting divorced.
Channing Tatum a very good looking manin Hollywood, and Jennet Dewan I believe
she's an actress. Also, theyfiled for divorce back in twenty eighteen,

(30:56):
but I guess there's a still adivorce happening. And uh, they're fighting
over the profits he made from MagicMike. He's claiming he didn't make that
much money. She's claiming he madea lot more, and she wants that
Magic Mike money. Yeah, let'ssee here, this is weird. Man.

(31:19):
So the woman that wrote Harry Potterjk Rowing. She she said some
stuff about people transsitioning and like,hey, you know boys or boys and
girls and girls, And she gota lot of backlash from that. And
I guess. Even Harry Potter andthe chick Emma Watson, who's like,

(31:41):
I don't know and I don't knowif she's a hobbit or something. They
they both came out and kind ofbashed her. And now a lot of
people are jumping on the JK.Rowling bandwagon saying, you know what,
man, you know what. Wewere kind of hard on her. It
was during the me Too movement,and now like Harry Potter and the hobbit
girl Emma Watson, they're trying toapologize and she's like, I'm not interested,

(32:07):
Like I made you guys right becauseHarry got her ten You wouldn't,
Daniel Radcliffe, you wouldn't have acareer if I didn't make these stupid books
right about you flying around on astick. And he's just the woman's opinion,
Like everybody can have an opinion.Just because you don't agree with it
doesn't make you right of them.Right now, when she has an opinion,
that's what she thinks. We keepher an actor, man, that's

(32:28):
where your money came from. Wekeep bringing up this gypsy Rose Blanchart,
right, she's the girl who killedher mom. Her mom used to say
she was sick all the time.She's getting divorced. She got out of
jail, got married to a guy. Now they're getting divorced. Gypsy won
spousal support from the guy. Thatsucks. Imagine you're the guy who married
this broad and now she's the famousone, and now you've got to pay

(32:49):
her cash. Yeah wow, where'she work? Uh? Jiffy Luke and
John Mellencamp's daughter, Teddy Mellencamp.She's on one of those Real housewives.
She has skin camps. So wewish the Mellencamp family. Well, there
you go, some trash for you. Piece out. Looks like everybody wants

(33:12):
one hundred dollars to ocean. Wegot full phone lines. Good morning.
Oh kay, man who doesn't evenwant a dollar? Let learn one hundred
crack. Yeah that's if you hadone dollar, I'm gonna make it one
hundred dollars. Not that that's onehundred and one dollars. Now the twelve
on the crab's table. Play it. Listen, I got I got ninety
nine problems, but you're not onemm hmmm, oh crack, one hundred

(33:36):
dollars. Make me hollo. Nowlisten, you take that look you do
what you want with the money,go spend it, have a great time.
But if you take that the twelveon the crabs table is a one
roll past thirty to one. Let'ssay you take that one hundred dollars,
put it on the twelve, twelvecomes out you up to three thousand dollars.
You shot a three thousand dollars.You know that's like a down payment
on a house. Now you takethat, you put it on the table.

(33:59):
Take that three thousand dollars, puton a lette table on black.
Right, you got a forty eightpercent chance we hit black. You're up
to six thousand dollars. Why yougotta say black? What are we gonna
go? White? Jack? Iput it on white? Put all white
on the roulette table. O.Look, hey, you guys with me?
Man youse are awesome. We'll getYeah, we'll come with you.

(34:20):
I mean, don't do not takeadvice from us when it comes to gambling,
though I would woulde hundred percent gowith you to a casino. I
will make you lose one hundred percentof the time, one hundred bucks.
One hundred bucks. The ocean thatis yours? What is your name?
Linda? Hell's your day? Allright, Linda, what do you do?
I am a curtisfied helps you thecoordinator? Love it? Can you

(34:45):
fix Scotty's knee? He has areal bad knee. I got a bad
knee. Yeah, man, Ijust got a knee done. Let me
tell you if that was some painfulcrap right now? Okay, So now
I'm not gonna get it done.Okay, Linda, you're the worst,
because now I'm not gonna get itdone. Linda, tell me credits experience.
Tell him what a great experience itwas to get it to me.
I could not take any pain toalso if you could take pain pills to

(35:07):
it, because after the ninth week, I felt like a whole new person.
Yeah, yeah, I'm gonna yeah, you watch me. I'll be
down at ox He's left and right. I know. And I couldn't take
it. I was in pain everyday. I just wanted to die.
She's not going operation at all.Yeah, but tell him how you can

(35:27):
slam dunk a ten foot wrin though, Tell him, tell him how you
can slamdunk a basketball. Now,I'm telling you I can jump like no,
like nobody right, well, I'mnot you know what I'd like to
be jumping against Scottie. You knowwhat, Linda, Linda did not sell
it well for me. No,you'd be awful doctor. Okay, Linda,
you stay on hold. We're gonnaget all your info. But you
got one hundred bucks to ocean.Okay, you're awesome food. Thank you,

(35:51):
thank you when you enjoyed that onehundred dollars over the ocean. Yeah,
I don't think about you getting hookedup on pain pills. This could
be a terrible, this could begreat, awful in your life. Yeah,
I think I have because you know, I don't like doctors. Yeah,
but it's gotten to the point nowit's interfering with everything I do.
So I believe next week I dohave to go and go to a doctor

(36:14):
and say, all right, whatare we gonna do here? And I
don't think it's gonna be a goodoutcome. Yeah. He's not gonna say,
you know, it's just put someice on it. Yeah, because
there's I've had two nurses look atit and they both were like, okay,
that's bad. I have buddy,man, he got he got I
think he got both knees done nowother than the C section scar on his
leg. Yeah, which doesn't lookgood. Yeah, and you know it

(36:34):
looks like I don't know a stripperat eleven. And I'll make it a
story like I got stabbed in abar fight or something to do that.
Yeah. Other than that, hesays, yeah, it feels good.
Well, so everyone that. Idon't know if it's an I mean,
I don't want to get into theweeds with it, but it's I think
it's more of a torn muscle thanit is the knee, But I think
it might be both. I don'tknow. There could be a lot going

(36:54):
on in there. Oh my God, please take you off from the thigh
down the whole leg, the wholeleg. You know what, you have
no pain if you have no Okay. The deal is if I go in
there and they have to take myleg, yeah, I will get it
inbombed, okay, and we willput it like like like the Christmas Story
lamp in our studio. I justwould to God, if you bring in

(37:15):
your leg and you were to rollthe piece of paper and pitch it to
me, I would use your legto see how far I can hit that
piece of paper down the hole.I have a body station who got his
leg amputated. From the from likemid hip down and he said that.
He said to the dock, canI take the leg? They would let
him. Yeah, Like if youcome back and you're like, hey,

(37:36):
Joe, I put this toe ona chain for good luck. You could
wear it around you. I wearit around my neck. Yeah, can
we can? Can we do theshow live from like me getting all looped
up on anesthesia and stuff, takeand I just start to imagine what it
comes out of my mouth. Thenwell, you know they do want us
to do more video here at theradio station. So maybe this is a
perfect way to post on social media, is there? Ag? I have

(38:00):
to go to do it with anadvertiser, and it's some it's some guy
in some storefront. Fantastic right itused to be a famous footwear and now
he's doing my knee. Yeah,this is Scotti. I got a new
knee from doctor long thumbs up likemy like like my Facebook page and reel
look we we get back. Well, not got some headlines THEXL Morning Show

(38:23):
streaming always twenty four to seven onthe iHeartRadio app. I guess I forgot
until yesterday when I started receiving textmessages throughout the entire day from many,
many people about how much I wasobsessed with OJ Simpson. I was getting

(38:47):
condolence text messages from people. Butbecause when I was a kid, I
was some would say I had ayes, an obsession with OJ and the
OJ trial and everything OJ Simpson.We do work him into the show a
lot for a guy who hasn't reallybeen relevant in years. Well, it

(39:09):
was okay. So it was sucha big part of my childhood, right,
this OJ Simpson trial. And Iwas a freshman in high school.
I hated my parents had taken meout of a school district that I was
in, right, I went toelementary school, middle school, public school,
and my parents decided to send meto a preppy Catholic you know,

(39:29):
prep school. So I was afreshman, I didn't know anyone. I
hated. I hated going to school, and I come home to this OJ
Simpson trial and it was an escapefrom me. So I dove in man,
I and I was I would oldVCRs man, I'd record it because

(39:50):
it would play all day. Imean, was that the first real high
profile trial that we ever watched onTV? The Menendez trial, the Manson
trial were all big ones, butthis one, dude. They aired it.
They would knock soap operas off TVbecause they would air the OJ trial.
So I would record it all day. I'd watch it. I knew
all the moving parts of it.And I'm fourteen years old, you know.

(40:15):
And then on top of it,I loved Norm McDonald, the comedian
and at the time, he wason SNL doing the the Update. Yeah,
right, and he would go andmake fun of OJ constantly, and
then he ended up getting fired becauseDon oh Meyer was best friends with OJ,

(40:37):
who ran NBC. And so nowyou know, I'm obsessed with the
OJ trial because I hate my lifein high school right as a freshman,
right, I'm I'm on acutae andI got braces. I'm in a school,
I got no friends. It wasso OJ friends, right, right,
and and so then and then inmy favorite comedian, he's he's getting

(40:58):
bashed because he's made fun of OJ. So everything in my life for many
years was OJ. Then my daddecides to get a white Bronco because it's
cheaper than a normal Bronco. Sonow I'm the kid who's obsessed with OJ.
I'm the kid who's on acutane,has braces, obsessed with OJ and
his dad has a white Bronco Youshould have kept that Bronco man, Dude,

(41:21):
I wish I wish I still had. That was just one of those
things man to take a side on, Like I took the side of OJ.
I thought it was kind of cool. Man. There was so much
stacked up against this guy. Sothen I started getting into like the real
nuts and bolts of the trial.Now we're I'm talking like now I'm like
ten years in right, Like I'venow spent ten years on this OJ trial,

(41:44):
and I came up with the scenariothanks to a BBC documentary that I
truly believe OJ did not kill Ronand Nicole. I truly believe that now
is he innocent? No, Ibelieve, with the help of BBC documentary
that his oldest son from his firstmarriage killed Nicole. Okay, and OJ

(42:07):
knew that he was OJ and couldget away with it and and took the
heat four. That's why the bloodsamples that you Because remember, dude,
we didn't even know what DNA wasuntil this trial. This trial introduced us
to DNA, and it was somuch to let up to the trial.
There was the Bronco man escaped inthe cops. There was everything was it
was too perfect. Everything was upagainst him. He jumps on a plane,

(42:30):
he goes to Chicago. What theday after, the night of,
he's out the night of there's thegloves. Who's gonna throw bloody gloves in
the bushes, like to leave bloodon their car. There was so much
stacked up against him. You're like, well, if I wanted to frame
this guy, this is exactly howI would do it. It's a real
wake up call when your own childrenare sending you text messages saying, hey,
hey, Dad, sorry about OJmy wife seventy one yesterday. I

(42:51):
was like, I don't know.I just thought it was kind of cool.
Growing up. I have an OJjersey, which at the time it
was before the knockoffs came up.So I'm like, okay, OJ,
I found jersey online. This isbefore I mean, this is years ago.
I still have it. Uh,three hundred dollars I paid for a
for an O. J. Simpsonjersey. Now fun at the time,
but when you get it. Itried wearing I was living in Colorado.
I tried wearing it to a BroncosRaiders game. And as I'm getting up

(43:15):
from my seat, walking up togo get some fresh mins or use the
bathroom. All I hear is peopleyell murderer, murderer again, one of
those things. It sounded like agreat time. But where am I gonna
wear an OJ Simpson? Yeah?It was. It was tough, like
to the point where I forgot myTwitter handle? Is OJ Simpson's world?
Yeah, Like I was obsessed andI just kind of, you know,

(43:37):
in years past. Now we webring him up on the show and we
goof on him, and he's beenon Twitter now since he got out of
jail for stealing his own trophies back. But it was, uh, yeah,
man, it was. It was. It was a real wake up
call yesterday to be like, man, I really was obsessed for a long
time with OJ Simpson, and youknow now he's not. Now OJ's gone.

(43:58):
Now he can rest through the sweetnicole and there are people that like
feel sorry for him. He seemedto kind of shake everything off. You're
watching, Like I said, Idon't easily could have been a He could
have brutally murdered, chopped like thattakes a certain kind of man. I
don't know. I look at Nordberg. I just don't see it. I,

(44:19):
like I said, I don't thinkhe's innocent. I don't think he
did it though. I think hisoldest son did it. His oldest son,
who's still alive. Was it waswell known that he was obsessed with
Nicole, his step mom, andso uh so yeah, so I dude,
it was. It was a surrealday yesterday to keep just it just
kept happening. I just kept gettingtext people saying, hey, man,

(44:43):
sorry about OJ. And I'm like, oh my god, Like that's I
forgot. I must have put thatout into the atmosphere that I like,
I was a big OJ fan.Doesn't walk through an airport, want to
jump over the chairs with your briefcase, run into your Hurts Rental car,
Like I don't know, man,it's kind of fun back in the day,
dude. And then I remember weinterviewed Ron Goldman, that was the

(45:04):
guy that was killed with Nicole.Ron Goldman's sister she wrote a book.
When we interviewed her when she waspromoting the book, and even she said
she's like, I had to breakup with a guy in college because he
actually said to me, Now,this is Ron Goldman's sister. Her brother
was murdered allegedly by OJ. Aboyfriend told her in college, Hey,

(45:30):
man, like, if OJ askedme to play golf with him, I
probably would. Who was And She'slike, I can't, Like, why
would you even say that to me? Yeah? Right, just don't even
bring don't even bring that up,Like what are you doing? But man,
that was probably I mean one ofthe biggest events of my childhood was

(45:51):
the O. J. Simpson trial, and everybody had a side. And
then he got so wacky. Rememberhe wrote the book If I Did It,
and he would, He did acouple of reality shows. It was
just so weird. Man. Twitterwas great. Man, there's a guy
who just forgot if he did ifhe did do it. There's a guy
that really put it in the backbehind and just decided to live his best

(46:12):
life. Two of a great life. Man, how about a furious kids?
And you're like, there's a goodchance you were involved in my mom's
death. Yet we're not or not? We're not or not befo or not.
Look I played the or not card. We we get back. What
do a thing called out? Youthink you have good, you think you've
got it bad. I don't thinkwe have a bad Uh, a potato

(46:37):
chip eating nune or nuns have causedthem uproar. In Italy, the commercial
for Amika Chips shows nuns eating chipsfor communion instead of communion wafers. Now,
a Catholic group in Italy has calledit blasphemy and has called for it
to be banned from the nation's airwave, saying it offends religious sensitivity of millions

(46:58):
of practicing Catholics by trivializing the comparisonbetween the potato chip and the concentrated object.
In contrast, the AD's creator saysthey're using British irony to express the
irresistible crunchiness of the chips. Yeah. I never got the wafers, man,
You know, growing up Catholic,the wafer chips, Well, no

(47:20):
wafers. You got the way inchurch right when you went up the communion
and then this was weird. Solike the generation before me would go up
to get communion with these wafers andthe wafers sucked by the way, esust
you know what, even if you'reeven like usually you're hungry and it's like
wow, what a tease. Well, so like the generations before my generation,

(47:45):
I think we're the first generation wherewe cut our hands and then the
wafer was put in our hands,and then we would put it in our
mouth. The generation before us wouldgo up like a dog and stick their
tongue out, and the priests wouldput it on their tongue. I always
thought that was weird. I sawone where a priest had it in his
mouth and you had to take itout of his mouth with your mouth.

(48:06):
It was a fit. It wasfor the younger kids. It was.
It's a five foot marker right wherehe stands, and then five feet where
you stand, and he actually hetakes it, eats it, spits it
into your mouth from five feet away. It's a game you played. We
drink real blood at my church.I choked out a goat and killed the

(48:27):
snake. Ones you did. You'vegot to be pretty hammered not to realize
that you're driving on just three tires. In Florida, of course, Florida,
a woman was arrested on multiple calls. After multiple calls came in the
nine one one, she was drivingrecklessly with no passenger side tire. Officers
managed to catch up to the vehiclebecause it had no passenger side tire.

(48:50):
They conducted a welfare check. Theynoted she smelled like alcohol. She admitted
that she had been drinking and hadno clue that the tire was missing.
Let's see here, in southern California, four people had been arrested for allegedly
stealing and estimated three hundred thousand dollarsworth of Legos. That's not that's not

(49:12):
hard to do. What's at twoboxes? That's what that's what the joke
is. Maybe that's like seven kits. While serving surge warrants at four sits,
California Highway Patrol officers found Lego setsthey believe had been swiped from retailers
like Target Home Depot and lows tobe given to fences than to be sold
to people in stores under the guiseof being legally purchased. We're almost done

(49:35):
with Legos in my house. Igot a I got the seven year old
like he he'll play with them onoccasionally. But now, man, because
I have the old one one,the eleven year old, they're the video
games and all that kind of stuff. Man, I was like, I'd
make It's like, I don't knowsomething without without a screen on it,
go play Legos and I make themgo play legs. But now we're stuck
with packs and packs of Legos.And that's the thing. And legos man.
I was never a Lego kid growingup, because once you build it,

(49:55):
you couldn't play with it, right, yeah, yeah, that's what
they build it and they don't playsmash it. They smash it, and
now all the pieces are gone,and now you can't build the kids.
I can't, I can't. Inever like how much money I've spent on
Legos with these kids, and noneof the sets are together. Small fortune,
small fortune. There you go.Those people have it bad, You
not so much. Piece out Aerosmithcould never say farewell on on Boy seven's

(50:20):
The Excel, South Jersey's rock stationz XL morning show on a fun filled
Friday. Before we get out ofhere, I do have some talkbacks.
It is so easy to do.You talk back, You throw it to
us through the iHeartRadio app, andwe're gonna play them on the air.
Good or bad, We're gonna playthese. You just go to the iHeartRadio
app, you search WZXL, hitthe red microphone button, you send us
a message. We'll play it.We promise to be honest. They've been

(50:44):
dug lately, But I got afew hero gonna get through. Okay,
all right, let's let's hear whois messaging. The first one was we
were talking about the eclipse glasses andwhat makes the glasses. There was a
knockoff glasses that people were wearing andthey hurt their eyes and everything. This
guy has an explanation. No,no, no, no, no,
no no no no. People's eyeshurt because they were staring at the sun.

(51:05):
Sure, yeah, without the rightglasses, and you don't stare at
the sun stupid. Yeah, that'sIt's not like you're just looking at eclipse
and your eyesight goes. You're staringat the sun, which would happen I
don't know in February. Yes,anytime you stare at the sun, your
eyes are going to hurt. Sohere he is explaining the uh, the
knockoff glasses. Hey, good morning, Joe, Joe and Scottie. Just
to give your heads up the dupedpeople with the fake or counterfeit eclipse glasses.

(51:32):
It's because the shade is not darkenough or does not offer enough protection.
It's like a fifty shade it's supposedto be, which you could barely
see through. It looking at thesun. First of all, what's he
talking into because that sounds crystal clear? Crystal clear? Yeah, I thought
he was actually in the studio withus. I wore swimming goggles, honestly.
I was out there. My neighborssaid, what kind of glasses are

(51:54):
you wearing. I said, they'reNikes. I wear them when I golf.
And she said, oh my god, stop doing out of here.
Take cars. Okay, set theglasses. Uh. Next one is we
just gotta go and f yourself.Okay, that's a good one. I
was like that, and here's justa little message to everybody over at the

(52:15):
iHeart Building. So okay, wellthat was rude. But okay, I
think this is the same guy management. I think that's the once to fight
my kid. Guy, your sondoes jiu jitsu, and he thinks he
could take your son in a fight. Oh we double digit. I've been
taken Brazilian jiu jitsu like a mother, and I'm ready to fight. Not

(52:38):
bad. I was kidding. I'vebeen on the ground. He's gonna beat
your son up. So that's that'sgood. That's a grown man, Okay.
I talked about on the show.I fifty year old guy, I
have braces. Now, this guyis you do yeah and listen. S
is are a struggle here. Ifind myself opening. I'm glad you can't
see what I look like when I'mtrying to talk now. And caught him

(53:00):
yesterday. We were walking in thehallway and I thought I caught him yesterday.
It made me laugh. Yeah,I should have went gold with him.
But uh, and this guy goeshe's breaking my balls a little bit.
But I did tell the guy thatput them on. I said,
I just I don't want the NancyPelosi. I can't slur through my day.
But here this guy is doing animpression of me with the braces.

(53:21):
Hope you have to wear rubber bands. Here's an impression of Jojo after three
weeks in the Bangrees. Come on, Scottie, please said shock me,
man, Please, I can't doit myself with these braces. Yeah,
I get it, Okay, Yeah, he's not far off. I find
myself there are times where I'm tryingto uh to not allow that. I
hope somehow these braces give you aspeech impediment. I can't. God,

(53:45):
God, if you're listening, givehim the speech impediment. What's whereas braces
are dentures, both are kind oftough. Everybody thanks you for calls this
week. Always welcomed on the show. I'll see you tonight, Scottie over
at Borgatta Comedy Show. Our wivesare getting together, so I'll see you
over there. Yeah, you justsaid that our wives are getting together.
I can't promise that I am.There's a chance. I think you drop

(54:06):
your wife off and then go backhome like a kid at the mall.
Yeah, I'll pick you up,honey, I'll pick you up at eleven.
Everybody call me collect and just sayI'm ready. Stay there. What
do you call that? Rock flock? It is one hundred point seven CXL,
South Jersey's rock station, z xL Morning Show. Are you smiling?
When you're smiling? Smiling over smileswith you? And when you're eleven?

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O love, when the sun comesshining through, when you're crying,
let you bring long their in,Stop you stop? Won't you be happy?
Where you smiling? Let's smile,keep on smiling, smile dropping it

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out. I know you guys areall my love. Okay, guys on
my way to work. Yeah,warming up, sh I'm like I'm a
down you here we're rocking. Hey, thank you you shot in the back.
Yoah, keep me laughing. Man, you guys are great. Good
morning guys. It's deal. Let'sthink scott it Oh god, is it

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my radio? Or it's are youonly broadcasting in MANA Joe, this is
the readings in DJL, Like,if you're on it, I haven't listened
to it. Man, getting upin the mornings doesn't suck anymore. Any
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