THURSDAY 5-9-24

THE DREW BARRYMORE SHOW IS A TOUGH WATCH

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Wake up, way up. Ina world of dull, mediocre radio,
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one show breaks all the rules todeliver entertaining, compelling and educated radio
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Man? What's happening homie? Thispollen? Man, I don't have allergies
to it. It's just it's disgusting. It's kitchen windows open yesterday. It's
on my countertops. Yeah, it'sall over our table. It's on my
shrug. I can oil a look. Yet I can feel it on my
lips. Yeah, my kids gotbad allergies. Man, they're you know,
they're calling up a storm. Icalled BS until I was like,

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ah, I was like, Idon't see any pollen. Next day,
I wake up and calling everywhere.It was nuts. A couple of days
ago. It was a little breezyand it was just like a big green
fog storm of pollen in my neighborhood. Yeah. My my wife said last
night the pollen was making her tired. And I'm like, I don't know
if pollen, if that's a directI think sometimes the medicine you can you

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take for the allergy? Can makeyou tire? Back, Colin makes you
tire. She made her sleep.She's just sitting in a chair. I
was like, you know what,I don't know. It's seven thirty.
I'm ready to go to bed too. Paul's making meat tire. But my
kid's got bad allergies. I don'tknow what he don't get it from.
And I don't have those out.It doesn't bother me at all. I'm
pretty good, not on wood.I've been pretty good with that. Yeah,

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red you know red eyes and hersweating and every and they also like
Jesus man, poor guys, everybody. Uh, it is Thursday today,
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Ye Morning Show. Good morning.Everybody going on and things sucks. I'm
Scotty, good morning. Here's somenews faux us. When Donald Trump appeared
for a February hearing for his NewYork criminal hush money trial, he said
he wanted delays in these court cases. He's mostly getting them now, and

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yesterday he scored another victory in oneof his four criminal trials. A Georgia
appeals court agreed to review a lowercourt ruling allowing Fulton County District Attorney Fanny
Willis to continue to prosecute the electioninterference case she brought up against Trump.
So it looks like that'll be wayafter the election. If it happens at
all, that's perfect. You becomepresident, it all goes away sort of

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kind of yeah. Ahead of formerPresident Donald Trump heading the Wildwood this weekend.
He loves the rides at Morris Peer. This is great. And you
know what, I'm not hating onyou, Wildwood. I get it.
You're trying. You got to makesome money. So Apparently on May fifteenth
is when they normally turn the parkingmeters on. They're gonna do it a

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week early this year so they canmake some money because people got to park
at this Trump route. Oh yeah, I ain't hating on you, Wildwood.
Look, you got a couple monthsto make money, so let's make
that money fifty dollars a minute.So well, now it's kind of confusing,
man, because it's not even likeyou park next to a parking meter
anymore. You think something like I'vethis has happened where I've parked, and

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I'm like, oh, it mustbe free parking. No, they have
a kiosk that is like two blocksaway, and then you got to print
the ticket out and then walk backto your car and put the stupid ticket
on on the the thing of yourcar. Yeah, and there's an app
too, there's an app I use. Yeah, and you gotta you gotta
figure out the placement of your carwhere you are yeah. Yeah, oh
oh god, I was when Iwas in Savannah, Georgia. They have

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numbers on the curbs. Yep,that's right, but they're all like worn
off. So now I'm like,I don't even know what number this is
this is what I need. Ineed my car to get towed in Savannah,
Georgia. Uh a Monmouth County beach. I know that's not down here,
it's up in like Central Jersey.Seeger has passed a law. Under

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the new law, holes on beachescannot be deeper than twelve inch or the
knees of the shortest participant. I'mokay with that. Yeah, our kids
go a little fuck as wild withthose holes, man, and we gotta
en up filling up at the endof the day. The holes cannot be
left unattended, must be filled beforeleaving the area. The Ordnance also bans
burying person's below grade or in standingpositions. Seagert Beach manager Jim Freda said

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there have been no deaths or injuriesin Seagert in the recent years, but
it's not uncommon along the Atlantic coastthat someone dies from sand. And I
guess a hole caving in. Imean you'll sprain an ankle, that's for
sure, while you're carrying your thing, not looking, but you kind of
get it. You know, yougot a bunch of kids playing in a
huge hole, and they do goa little nuts, man, and and

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all of a sudden. You know, it gives out. Now you got
Now you got four kids buried ina hole. That's news. What about
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dot com phills. They dropped oneto the Blue Jays yesterday five three.
Dude. I don't know what happened. I guess it was a the MLB
network. So I got the firstfour innings right watching the game, loving

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it's a one o'clock game, andthen they just shut it off. I
don't know if it was like totry and get me to sign up for
MLB network. Yeah, so Igot the first So the game started right
I'm watching it. I'm watching iton you know, Comcast Sports Net or
whatever it was, and and Inoticed it was that it was the MLB
Network that was hosting the game.So then about I guess what would be

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like three if maybe three innings?Four innings in? It just cut off
and I couldn't watch it. Iguess it was like a free preview of
the MLB network. I want tofinish the game, just deposit some money.
Well I'm like I'm like yeah,I'm like okay, So now I'm
trying to search around. I can'tfind the game, and it won't let
me watch it on the MLB network. It is confusing. I get that
Monday night football and Thursday night football. I don't know where it is.

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Morning Shall Yeah, my fifth grader. Now I could start to see his
friends and the guys he's hanging outwith, and I could start to pick
out the ones that are no goodfor him, and I know, the
troublemakers. It sounds bad, buta fifth grade, man, you're starting
to develop into like a real humanbeing. And I'm like, yeah,
man, there's a few guys thatyou kind of hang out with around the
neighborhood. I don't think he shouldbe friends with it after trouble. Yeah,

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man on the other side of thetrack, remember this this talk going
on, like my parents would.Yeah, we don't really care for him
too much, Like I get that, but he was also he was also
the fun friend, Like he wasthe guy that was gonna go out and
he was gonna have a party ofthis house. His parents they would go
out to a bar, they wouldget in bar fights, but we'd have
parties at this house. I know. There there was always that family.

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We always had that family on ourblock, and it was you couldn't hang
out with those kids. Parents didn'tlike those parents. Yeah, yeah,
and it was always that everyone hadwe had h Yeah, Ronnie at the
ant, he had the corner houseand is uh. We found out later
his dad was a toll taker overnightson like the Parkway or the turnpike.

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We thought he was a vampire becausewe never saw him. And his mom
was like, you know, fourhundred pounds. And then Ronnie was just
an angry kid like Ronnie was.I remember my babysitter took me to the
park and I couldn't have been morethan six maybe, and I watched Ronnie
have a fist fight, and itwas the first time I saw like he

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was older than me. He wasprobably like six seven years older than me,
but it was like someone near myage actually fist fighting. Yeah,
there was a my buddy his mompassed away, so it was a funeral
last week and were there and therewas you know, friends of ours that
didn't live on our street and atthis point now in our life even he's
like, I don't know how youguys survived that street. So many guys
died of like drug overdoses and everythingelse sad. And another buddy of mine

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told me the story about the family, and I'm talking about like that just
a bad family, but they werefun, Like that was the house.
Yeah, you could sleep over there, but then you could sneak out because
their parents didn't even care when theywere just passed out on the couch.
Had They told me a story manabout he watched the fight go down between
the whole family. I never knewthis story where even the kids were being
up the mom and the dad.Like that's the kind of family they were.

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That sounds fun. Yeah, Isaw I saw him and get it
cracked over the head with a guitarand I was just like, I'm just
gonna leave, man. So,uh, it's kind of sad, man.
But I also had friends that likethey were embarrassed and like they didn't
want you coming over to their house, so they would always just want to
hang at your house. Yeah,and I guess that was my house because
my parents would always end up ina fight. Man. I'm like,

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yeah, I don't come to myhouse. I'm running away from my house.
And I got that. Man.I always felt bad for those kids.
But yeah, it was especially whenyou get older, like high school
age, you wanted to hang outat the house that was a flophouse,
scuse that was that's that was theplace to hang right because the parents Mom
was a stewardess and you know,dad was drunk. It was it was
a lot of fun. They weresuch drinkers that we knew when they went

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out at happy hour on Friday thatwe could throw a party at their house
and they weren't gonna get home becausethe bar would close up the round two.
But usually there was a fight andthey would afterwards, so they weren't
getting home till most likely the nextmorning. And it was like you could
set your watch to it like theynever came home early, they always closed
the bar. Yeah, it wasamazing that like that day. You know,

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sometimes like you and your wife willgo out, My wife and I
will go out, and it's like, you know, we cut the night
short. Those parents never did theydrank until they just passed out. Yeah,
now, these are all great stories. What I was getting into is,
I don't know, man, there'ssome weird kids that are on a
couple of streets over like what Kiki'spopping over. So I'm trying to explain
to my kid looks and he's probablyan okay kid, I'd rather you're not

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kind of hang out at the one. I guess because I turned the ar
on yesterday because of the heat andthe pollen, and I was like,
you know, when when the girlsget home from work, I'm gonna make
sure that nice farm right, niceand cool. So when the windows are
open, my little guy's friends willjust come up to the front lawn and
yell at his bedroom window. Yeah, and they'll just be like, you
know, you want to come outand play. So yesterday I look out.

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We're having dinner and I look outthe window and there's a girl on
my front lawn yelling at the house, and it took me a second.
I realized, Oh, she's yellingat his bedroom window and doesn't realize it's
closed. So I popped my headout and I was like, can I
help you know? He's like yeah, he's like Jamo, come out and
play. Like this kid's weird,Like he doesn't look at you in the
eyes like it's it's he's got likea weird thing to him. Like the

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kid the friend that Rudy had undthey're even built the same way. I
was like, I was like,I don't know what. Be nice to
the guy, say hello to him. I was like, yeah, I
don't want you to playing with thekid. He's a little off son.
I told you one of the kidsbrought over a pocket knife. I was
like, I had to be likeI have to have that talk. That'd
be my kid. I'm like,come on, now, let's go.

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It's still sitting in my drawer.The kid has back. Look, it's
it's a nice it's it's one ofthose uh tools that have a bunch of
pocket knives on it, like it'slike a pair of pliers. Do did
anybody ask for it back yet?Like now think I think it sits.
I think it sits at my housethree months and then it becomes mine.
I hope you hurt yourself with it. I hope your carving is stick and

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you hit your thumb. We getback, we'll do some rock News Joe
Joe and Scottie rock News. Formerbon Joviy geitzar It's Richie sam Boris said
he's open to returning to the groupif bon Jovi or John John bon Jovi,
if he can get his voice back. Richie abruptly left the band back

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in twenty thirteen to focus on hisfamily. He was replaced by Phil X,
who has remained with the band eversince. Meanwhile, bon Jovi underwent
a procedure in twenty twenty two toalleviate loose vocal chords that were hindering his
singing ability. To the rocker isstill recovering, a process he admitted is
taking longer than he expected. Iguess he was on a podcast, which
he was. He said, thefans would just love it. It's not

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a finance thing and it has nothingto do with that. The world just
could use me back in the band. But as John said, he's been
having problems with his voice, andnow he had that operation with some plastic
thing and his larynings, and it'san iffy thing at best. I don't
know if there's anybody that has everhad this be successful. I'm really not
sure about that. He said.Also, he screws with you your mind.

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It seems almost impossible. I feelbad for John. Your brain has
to teach you to trick your vocalcords into thinking that plastic thing is real.
Yeah, he said. Look,he said, if John's able to
sing, I definitely would go.If he gets his voice back, I'll
play. That's coming from Richie Samboraon coming back to bon Jovi. But
then Phil X's out of a job. That's the guy that was doing it,

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replaced him. He's like, well, what about me if John comes
back. Steve Albini you probably maybeyou may have heard the name. He's
done a lot of stuff. Hewas a producer and engineer who worked with
Nirvana, the Pixies, PJ.Harvey, an a ton of artists.
You're very big in the grunge world. He died yesterday at the age of

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sixty one heart attack. Wow.Yeah, man, the dude was you
know he did never mind in Utero, which are the two big Nirvana albums.
So it's a yeah, man,that's it. I remember as a
kid, like sixty one, you'relike, yeah, you die at sixty
one. Now, as I'm alittle older, I'm like, yeah,

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that sounds pretty young guy. He'sgot a great office, probably has those
golden records hanging everywhere or oh mygod. Yeah man. So so I
mean he's still working, still producingand uh yeah drop Dead yesterday? That
sucks, dude? Is that ahard rock life and a lot of drugs?
Can you do be a producer?And like, can producers? Can
producers be hard partiers? You're theguys, You're the guy has to put

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it all again. Yeah, likethe guys who were all screwed up.
You have to then piece that alltogether. You can't be sweating and hung
over over a mixing board. Cornand Adidas have announced the collaborative a new
merch drop. Finally, why didn'tthey so you know Corn back in the
day, their thing was they wouldwear Adidas jumpsuits. I have to say

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the name of the song in orderto spell Adidas, and then they have
a song called Adidas. Now Adidas, you know, it's always been all
day I dream about sports, Butin Corn's world, it's all day I
dream about sex. I didn't knowthat that's what it? Okay? Oh
is that what? You? Didn'tknow what Adida stood for? No,
I didn't know what it was.I thought it was just a cool name.

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I think it is, and thenI can keep and I think people
kind of put it to it afterwards. I don't think they came up with
all day I dream about sports andbe like, oh, Adidas, what
if it's all day I dream aboutsailing? Well, if you're a sailor,
wouldn't it make sense? It does. The first set of merch Corn
and Adidas collaborated on became available inOctober, but sold out quick. Pieces

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quickly ended up on resale sites.Now, the new Metal Legends have a
second March drop underway with Adidas andcelebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the band.
They've shared details about how fans canget their hands on it. In
a new post, they said roundtwo of Adidas Originals Corn collaboration blending fearless
aesthetics with classic three striped vibes.It says you can just go to Corn

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dot com and it's all there.That's corn with a K. By the
way, give me a run DMCcorn show sponsored by Adidas corn. I
don't think they ever did anything withrun DMC. They did a lot with
because they were on that. Therewas a tour back in the late nineties

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the Family Values where it would belike half wrap, half rock. Well
you got you got Adidas and thenyou got run DMC doing by Adidas.
Yeah, and should the shelltops huhdo they still are they still rocking the
shelltops when they performed Legit one,it's the little look does it have the
shell top front? No? No, then it wouldn't be a sheltp Yeah,

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but it's close. It's my steeltoe actually, so from the side
they look like it. Yeah,I guess you're you're kicking the stripes.
That's what it is. You wantpeople to see the stripes. That's what
the bitches say. He's kicking.There. You go. Some rock news
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it yesterday and it's that awkward thing. And it's not awkward, it's just
you know, becoming a man.But uh, kids don't know how to
handle it. I think they thinkit's cool, but it just looks dirty.
My little guy who's eleven, it'sgoing to be twelve this summer.

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He's starting to grow a mustache andit's that kid. It's that kid mustache.
It's like, you know, it'salmost just peach fuzz that's a little
darker. Yeah, and uh,and I think they think it's cool,
so they you know, because tome, I'm like, you know what,
let me in with a razor andlet's let's clean that up. And
but I think he thinks that likehe's becoming a man, right, He's
that's that's like, that's you know, to him, that's a big deal.

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Maybe that's like, uh, itshows what where he is on the
the ladder of things in his classroom. Yes, I remember, I don't
know. I remember the first onepiece of hair I had under my arm.
I pulled on that thing forever likethis is the coolest thing ever.
Yeah. Yeah, I haven't looked, you know what I gotta I gotta
see. I haven't looked under hisarms. Yeah, but he got the

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mustache. He's got that little thatthey you know, you know, in
the mustache. It's that. It'sthat, like I said, it's peach
fuzz. It looks like someone tooksome like shoe polish to it. Now
I means is coming in thicker.It's a full beard. It's he is
he twisting the sides of the mustache. He's going to open up a brewery.

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Yes, so I noticed it yesterday, and it makes me laugh because
I remember, man, when thatwas happening. Dude, and I dude,
I remember I would go, Iwould get my dad's shaving cream.
I put it all and I rememberhaving the It was when like the Mock
three came out and I had theMock three and I thought, I,

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dude, I don't even know whatI was. I was shaving peach fulls
off my face, but I thoughtI was so cool. Well, he'll
love that now. I mean,now you get a shaving kick because now
he can shave and while shaving therest of his face that has no hair,
you know, he's gonna take thatmustache off. But he's going to
think it's cool. It's but theproblem is I think kids thinking it's cool
to leave and it just looks dirty. Yeah it does. It's you know,
it's it's a tough time. Man. It was really like twelve thirteen,

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fourteen. That's a weird time,eggs. Your body's doing all kinds
of weird stuff to you and layingyour head on. You got a little
mustache there. I mean, you'rethe first one in the school probably mustag.
Yesterday he bought me cigarettes. Yeah, he's the he's the he's the
kid. Now. I I thinkI got it. I have looked at
his friends real closely, but Ithink he might be the first one.
Yea, who my kid went throughthe no, no, don't cut my

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hair, I'm gonna go to school, look at like a mop top,
Like I'm to tell you want tobe a hippie. Yeah. We had
to step in with that one too, like they want to make these decisions,
and as a parent, you're likeyou want them to make decisions.
I get it, but also lookingback as a parent, like, no,
it just looks silly, and Irefuse to let you leave the house
like his house was. His hairwas out of control. Last year,
my little guy grew out his hair, and last summer it's he's sweaty,

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and it's like, I'm like,aren't you like, let's shave your head?
Are you hot? That and amustache? Right? Yeah? Yeah.
He guy's ready to pitch a littleleague. He looked like you look
Gordon Lightfoot in nineteen seventy six.Look, it's pick a ticket right Live
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I'm very careful not to mess upMother's Day. I guess we were
talking yesterday about Mother's Day. Wewere. I made it a point to
tell guys out there, fathers,sons, husbands. Yeah, kids,
listen up, Sunday is your dayto shine. Sunday is Mother's Day.
Don't forget Sunday is Mother's Day.Yeah. So last year I messed it

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up, and my wife does bringthis up and I have to make a
redo this year. But listen,didn't you make her cook? No?
Okay, you know what. I'mglad you brought that up. She actually
left a talk back. I guesswe were talking about it yesterday. That's
how I was reminded this morning abouthow agitated she was last year. So
we have like this Mother's Day,we're having dinner at the house. Right,
I'm not gonna go out and spendmoney. So I was said,
listen, let's do a let's doa seafood bake. Right, So it's

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not like I had this woman stirringgravy all day and making real fresh so
you didn't and everything else. No, you know what ears I did.
I cut the potatoes. Here's whatthis is the eas Here's how I call
bs on this. It was theeasiest meal to make. It wasn't an
all day process. Who cares whomakes it? Because it's a mom's day.

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It's mom's days for the it's forthe kids. It's the kids.
They paint I love mom on arock and they do a and I don't.
I don't know the parents. Ididn't think I get in VOB,
but I did a nice thing.I said, let's have dinner here.
This is like when you got her. I think I bought the food.
I think I went to I'm theone that got the food. I think
it's like this when you got ourfiling cabinet. I know what, that

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filing cabinet would have worked out well. If we used the filing cabin it
would have kept everything at order.And that's what it's like, she says,
I had to I had to cookmy own dinner. Last year.
We had a big pan. Wecut a bunch of stuff up together,
she would and we threw We threwit in a pang. You don't say
we. That's the oven. Theoven did all the work. It hat
it up, the oven said,I got it, just put it in.

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I think she wanted to sit withher feet up, yeah, you
know, and not have to worryabout dinner, and you made her worry
about dinner. That's the other daysof the year she sits with her feet
up. All right, So here'sher here's her talk bag. I'll play
because I know she loves to getinto the els. So here's here's her
talk back about Mother's Day. Hi, this is the mother of your children,
Jojo and uh. I have tosay, I find it very amusing

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that you want to talk smack onthe radio about the mother of your children
and how you're going to do nothingfor her on Sunday. So that's great.
This will just be a exact samesituation as last year. I'll be
cooking myself. You won't be cookingyourself. I've last year. I've already

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decided I have to do a redo. Yeah, and I'd be honest,
man, I even walked away fromthat and I was like, I was
like, yeah, I mess Yeah, I messed that up. I think
I even came in here too.I said Yeah, she was. I
was surprised she was so pissed offof the whole thing. To me,
she was just. I wouldn't sayshe wasn't mad at you. She was
disappointed. Yeah, she was just, which is even worse because then I
keep getting a I was really disappointed. I'm like, no, it's just

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it's just Mother's Day. I knowit sounds stupid. I don't buy into
too many of them holidays. I'mlike, I know, it's Mother's Day.
I appreciate you all the time.I treat you better than some people
treat their own wives and their mothersevery other day of the year. It's
one day. You know what itis. It's for the It's for the
momm It gets nothing all day.It's it's like when you don't take your
wife out, but you decide togo off on New Year's Eve. That's

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what Mother's Day. Your mother's treatthem fantastic all year long. How about
that, everybody, What are yougonna do for your mom? She just
gets to sit there as I prepare, you know, she just tags along.
She thought about thatttooes like, whatdo you get your mom? Like,
I don't know, I don't knowwhat am I gonna get my mom
nothing? I don't know, makeher a card? What do you want
to I don't think you're winning overpeople? No, no, Mom,

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you get to come over to thehouse and you're gonna hang out and I'm
gonna make I know, I'll makena man, I'll make dinner for me.
I take her. I try andget to breakfast like once a week.
Now, what are we gonna do? I kissed my mom's ass every
other day of the year. Whatare we gonna do? Do you do?
What are we gonna do for dinneron Sunday? I don't know yet.

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I'm still thinking about that. Whatwe're gonna do? Is there a
chance you just order pizza? No? I haven't thought about her favorite restaurants.
Do I just bring food in?Would she be happy with that?
Here's the thing. Here's how Icook like. I don't cook a lot
like. I don't know. Steakson the grill and a big is that?
Okay? Don't you do hot dogsand eggs? I do hot dogs

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and eggs to the spaghetti, Well, that's the thing to So to what
extent? To what extent of themeal do you want prepared for you?
Is it chicken on the grill,is it? I think a nice nice,
a nice early dinner would be nice. Okay, we thought you like
a lobster tail, steak on thesteak and lobster on the grill. I
could do all that, I gotit. Look, I'm not rolling out
chicken parm Ooh nice chicken parm mealwith a side of pasta maybe broccoli.

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Uh, we get back. We'regonna do some trash. Oh love trash
anything thirty dotty, anything, racketrock, roughing, love trash. This

(26:51):
Kardashian family, they are a littleod h. So I guess Chloe Kardashian
had a sperm donor. She pregnantOJ's daughter, alleg so she got okay,
no, she didn't even know.Dude, it must be nice to
have money. What she didn't getpregnant? She she Well, Tristan Thompson,

(27:14):
he does play in the NBA.He they've been on again, off
again. But I guess she hada saragate. You know that's that's somebody
who carries the baby for you.Yeah, so he had to have sex
with her. Well, she saidit was a little weird because the baby
looks like her brother. So shethought maybe maybe like her brother was the
sperm sample. Oh did that getmixed up somewhere somewhere. You know,

(27:36):
they were both on the top shelfand the fridge. I just grabbed the
wrong one. Find a man andmarry that man and just live a life.
I thought it would be lamar odomNikki Glazer who killed it at the
tom Brady Rose. She's facing someheat because now Giselle Bonchin came out and
said she wasn't very happy with thejokes made about her. Apparently she's having
you know, she's dating. She'snot having an affair. They're divorced.

(27:56):
She's dating like her Karate instruct hereor something. And it was like a
big joke through a whole running joke. He thought it was funny because he's
getting a lot of I mean,the people they kept saying how tough he
is. So Gizelle apparently is unhappy. And someone caught Nikki walking down the
street and said, hey, like, do you are you like? Do

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you want to apologize? And shesaid, look, I stand by the
jokes that were made. I standby my jokes, but I do I
do feel bad for Gizelle, soI would apologize if I ever ran into
her, said Nicky Glazer. Yeahtell you where man. That roast was
so non woke. It was itwas fun to watch this dude. It
was a and it was I mean, it was rolling tough. It was

(28:41):
my wife's like, yeah, yeah, me and our little guy watched it.
I go, what wow, Yo, what did I go? How
far are you in? I go, yeah, go, I go.
I go. Yeah, he's eleven. You be watching that, She goes.
It was his idea. Let's seehere. Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie.
Remember that we got to know them. You know there was a sex

(29:03):
tape, yes, but then theydid a reality show together. Yeah,
on a farm or something. Right. Every episode they would go to like
a poor person's house. He's milkingthe cow into her mouth. I remember
they they would go shop at Walmartand they would like, amaze that people
shop at a Walmart like us,the common folk. So they're they're getting
back together for another new reality show. More than twenty years after this Simple

(29:25):
Life. Bob Sagan his widow,Kelly Rizzo, it looks like she is
now dating again. She's dating theguy from the movie road Trip, the
lead. His name's Breck and Meyer. So he's been in a ton of
stuff. But you know, Iprobably would say best known as the guy
from road Trip, the guy whoactually who uses the girl who ends up

(29:49):
banging Amy smart yea, and theyfilm it and then he's but he's the
one who's trying to get his girlfriendback. Yeah he is. He's been
in a ton of stuff. BreckingMeyer's his name. He'sing clueless. So
now Bob Saggett's widow is dating him, and I guess they made it Instagram
official. She even made sure thatBob Saggett's kids were cool with him.
Plow Erkele got married Jalia White.He got married to a woman who's a

(30:15):
very successful I guess computer tech,right, something like that. I think
she works for one of the bigtech companies. Yeah, she's a tech
executive. I guess that show prettymuch ruined any career he had of being
a legit actor. Right. It'ssome stuff, man, It's always gonna
be he was, you know,yeah, yes, but he did some
stuff after family matters because he's agood looking kid when he's not dressed up

(30:38):
as Rkle. Yeah, and Ithink even tried to have like a music
career for a while. But yeah, so congrats to Erkle. He got
married at the Riviera country Club inLa Reba Wilson, she's she's a funny
blonde girl, but she's always beenheavy and then she dropped a bunch of
weight and just like it's that weirdthing where she's almost not funny now because

(31:00):
she's lost all this weight. It'sJohn Goodman, right, John Goodman's They
kind of say that about Jonah Hillat times. So Rebel Wilson, she
was in Bridesmaids, but I forgetwho she wasn't Bridesmaids. She said that
she got paid to be in themovie Bridesmaids. She made thirty five hundred
bucks to get to the premiere andbuy a dress and everything. It cost

(31:22):
her thirty six hundred dollars. Well, why so she's in the movie.
She made thirty five hundred dollars.Yeah, but this is when she was
first starting. She wanted to thatback end action figure money that you gotta
figure out that Rebel Wilson was anobody in Bridesmaids. I guess you got
to get noticed and so you makethir you know, as a nobody,
you know, because Bridesmaids is goingon what twenty years ago? Uh you
know, you make you make thirtyfive hundred bucks, cost thirty six hundred

(31:45):
to go see it on the redcarpet. Drew Barrymore wrap it up with
this. She's man, gotta giveit to her. She's got this dumb
talk show in the middle of theday, and people seem to really love
her. So it's she's a littleweird because she said it's real close to
people and like puts her hands onthem while she talks. I don't know
if that's supposed to like calm somebody'snerves or feel more connected to them,

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But people watch the stupid show,right, the Drew Barrymore Show. And
she put her home up in theHampton's up for sale. I'm not bad
man, eight point five million,So if you want it on up there,
downsize and yeah, I think she'smoving up, dud, dude,
I think she did. I thinkshe found bank with this talk show.
And so, uh yeah, youknow what, Let's get rid of the

(32:29):
trashy eight point five million place.Let's build. Let's build something even bigger
and better. She did an interviewwith Kamala Harris. She said, you
need to be Mamala. Yeah,And she does this thing where they sit
and she'll get off her chair andlike get on her knees and like and
put her hand on the like tosomebody's leg, still talking out the side
of her mouth, very and literallytalking out the side of her mouth.

(32:50):
And I like that the side ofher mouth. I like Drew. I
do. I've liked Drew all mylife, you know, from et to
her crazy years in the night.Uh. The show's awful, it is,
the show is awful. In lovethis, yeah, man, And
they need to fill view. Theyneed to fill that that Ellen hole.

(33:13):
And so her and Kelly Clarkson havedone it. There you go, some
trash for it. This Father's Dayone hundred point seven z XL SATH Thursday's
rock station in our ZXL workforce Employeethe day, pick a ticket, good
morning, good morning, how youguys doing. Didn't do well? Buddy?
Thanks for asking, I man,I could get stick tickets. O
war, my friend, you arethe you are the way you're jumping right

(33:35):
in. You're you're not even contemplatingElvis Costello, not contemplating incubus. You
want right in sticks Farner now I'mlistening in yesterday. When the guy passed
up on the stick tickets, Iwas like, oh my god, I
can't wait. He did. Wetalked him out of it, and then
now he's stuck with Incubus tickets.Two great shows out and you talked out
of it. Thank you so much. What what do you do? I'm

(33:58):
retired. I pretty much do whateverI want. Right now, I'm helping
a widow keep her shop running.So you go, all right, man,
So you're keeping busy, Yeah,all right, Well you're gonna be
busy the night of July twenty eighthwhen you're in the crowd for sticks and
Foreigner. Uh, you guys,jot, you guys are amazing. Appreciate

(34:21):
that. Thank you. No,we're not. I mean, you know,
and you know that's not true.He's right, you know that's not
true. Right, Kiss her assa little bit more. I don't even
think do we ask your name?My name is Michael. That's Michael.
Michael. Well, Michael, we'reall friends now, Michael. Every day.
We appreciate it. Man, Stick'sforeigner. You got to pick a
ticket July twenty eighth up in Candell. You're bringing the widow to the show.

(34:45):
Who you bringing my girlfriend? Okay, the widow, she's she's more
into who's the guy Frankie Valley?Who is Frankie Valley? Right? She
loves the Jersey boys. Yeah.I took her to Frankie Valley and I'll
never do it again. It's crazy. That was the fourth pair of tickets

(35:05):
we were giving away. Yeah,dude, here's what I hear about Frankie
Valley because he's out there. He'slike ninety. I hear he goes out
on stage. They just play hisgreatest hits on like CD, and he
doesn't even open his mouth. That'sall the women want. Yeah, they
just want to see Frankie Valley alittle. All they want. They just
want to see him. They justwant to see Franks called Parkinson. But

(35:28):
yeah, all right, look,uh you got Stick's foreigner tickets. All
right? Oh you you guys aregreat. I can't wait. Michael,
you stay on hold, all right, thank you. I just retired.
You know, help out of widow. You don't need the money. We're
gonna help her out keep her businessrunning. Yeah, man, take her
to Frankie Valley. Concoct There yougo here with some tickets on the radio,
it's great life, come to thatguy. That's it's probably around my
mom's age, right, that's whatmy mom would go see. Frankie Valley,

(35:51):
but the one that my mom wantedto see before she you know,
got hit with the big D.And I don't mean penis, I mean
dementia. Uh is h Johnny Mathis? And I was like, Mom,
I think he's dead. And thenI hear a commercial this last summer and
he's still out there. Dude,dude has to be ninety years old.
O City Music hallge oh, reallyone of the casinos. And she,

(36:16):
my mom is one of these peoplethat she like, still still believes that
Liberacci wasn't gay, like that JohnnyMathis isn't gay. Frankie Dy Freddy Freddy
Mercury or Frankie Freddy's brother is Freddy'sbrother, that's Frankie. Like she'll she'll
still be like, I don't thinkLiberacci was really gay, Like Mom and
I and the same thing. She'llshe'll talk about Johnny Mathis and I said,

(36:37):
no, I think it's pretty openthat he's you know, he's gay.
Guy, he's in denial. She'slike, she's like, no,
I bet he is he still hasall kinds of girlfriends. Know, when
you go to see an act likethat, you're in the room. You're
in the room with these guys.Dude, they don't expect the performance that
you would have gotten thirty years ago. It's not even backing tracks. They're
just playing their songs. And theseguys are up on stage. Look if

(36:59):
they can stay and for the wholeshow, then you got a good show.
Hey, what though, I didsee Smoking Robinson I'm going to say
about ten years ago, and heactually was pretty fantastic. His face was
hard to look at, but themusic a lot of plassforic surgery. Yeah,
a lot of plays. So Smokyten years ago, you're probably probably
about seventy. Yeah, he's killedit, right, yeah, seventy.
Look Look at Mick Jagger out there, he's eighty. Sure he's doing it.

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Look we we get back. We'lldo some headlines. One point seven
ZXL. We are South Jersey's rockstation. This is the ZXL Morning Show.
All right. I think it's beenout for a couple of days.
It was Sunday night. I thinkeveryone's seen it. It's the the Tom
Brady Roast that was on Netflix.It was the first time they did something
live me and you ended up watchingit over the last couple of days and

(37:45):
we finished it up yesterday. Igotta say, I gotta say, way
to go Netflix. Yeah, man, it had to be on Netflix too.
There was no way Conter Central Manthat was today. It's a hard
I mean it's it's harsh if youhaven't seen it. A couple of takeaways.
Not a Jeff Ross fan, youknow what he's I don't know.
He's older now, he's the whatdo they call him? The Roastmaster?

(38:07):
Yeah, he was a roastmaster foryears, but I wasn't a big fan
here. I think I think,what do you call it? Kevin Hart
kind of I think they gave him. I mean, once again, I
think he was just having fun withit. Now. Now, the reason
they brought Kevin Hart is because KevinHart signed a huge deal with Netflix,
so they just need to utilize themon everything they do. A couple of

(38:28):
takeaways, Uh, I think NickyGlazer she killed it, and I think,
you know, she really cemented herselfas like the number one female comedian
out there right now. I mean, she really killed it. A kid
named He's not a kid, youknow, he's a Tony Hitchcliff. He's
a Joe Rogan guy does a podcastcalled kill Tony. I think his name

(38:50):
is gonna be thrown out there nowas like a hot comedian because he killed
it too. He came in therelike a flamethrower. I think it's over
for guys like Burt Kreischer and TomGoa. I wasn't because I think they
bought into their own bs and theythink they're rock stars and that doesn't and
that makes you not funny anymore.And so I think, hey, man,

(39:13):
they had they just they just,you know, have a nice seven
eight year run. And I think, you know, some younger kids are
gonna come in and and take theirspots. Uh. Everyone thinks Gronk is
Frankenstein. Yeah, and he is. And he had a very he had
a lot of trouble reading, andhe wasn't very good, and he also
smashed the glass on the stage.The funniest parts of Gronk were, Hey,

(39:34):
he's that drunk frat guy and he'sso dumb and stupid that that's what
makes him funny. And he didpulled it off. I forget who it
was, but they said something alongthe lines of Gronk is the guy who
still sends letters to Santa, Andso the goof was he was, you

(39:57):
know, a lot of gainess.So the goof was Goronk's and idiot.
There's a lot of a lot ofgay stuff. Yeah, a lot of
Tom Brady looks good. He's agood looking guy. Yeah, Yeah,
Tom Brady sitting there during the roastlooks very awkward. But I gotta say,
when you put a microphone in frontof that guy, he performs.
Yeah, and he came out andscorched earth on everyone that was up on

(40:19):
that stage. Peyton Mannon came out, killed it. Ben af Flack not
so much. You know, Ithink Ben Affleck needs to stick to acting.
But other than that, man,it's fun. It's long. It's
like three hours. Randy Moss helooked uncomfortable, which I get. He's
just a wide receiver. And Ilike the guys in the back who were
like Tom Brady's teammates. Yeah,William McGinnis was there, microphones, they

(40:43):
were like, you just sit inthe back. Was a great sport about
all of it because they just destroyedSo if you don't know the history there,
Drew Bledsoe is the franchise quarterback forthe Patriots. He's a hot shot,
number one draft pick. I thinkit was like ninety three, ninety
four. He gets injured, aninjury so severe it rips a part of

(41:04):
his heart where he could bleed todeath. He could bleed out internally.
So who comes in Tom Brady,our guy? No one ever looked back
and Drew Bletso's career kind of fizzledout after that. Yeah. Bill Belichick
has a great sense of humor.The fact that he was even there was
really good. Robert Kraft, yeah, the owner. He is a ninety
year old guy. But uh,you know, a couple of massage jokes,

(41:27):
you know, went out there.Yeah. No, at one point
Brady gets up and says, knockthat s off, Yeah to Jeff Jeff
Ross. And I'm wondered if thatwas If that was Jeff Ross said,
Jeff Ross said, Tom wasn't reallyserious. Tom did it as kind of
like a wink wink. But Ialso think they didn't he's a ninety year
old dude. Yeah. I thinkthey had the plan of not to roast
him anyway. Yeah, and Iguess the uh, they weren't sure if
he was going to make it ornot. So I guess they had the

(41:51):
jokes ready if he wasn't there,But you know, kind of maybe,
you know, let's not bash theninety year old guy who may die tomorrow.
Very awkward between Bill Belichick and RobertKraft doing a shot together. But
it is a lot of fun.Man, Like I said, three hours,
but I think really the the allstars of it, I gotta give
it. Peyton Manning always kills it. Peyton Manning hilarious. You could tell

(42:14):
too, man he was treading lightly. There's a lot of money in that
Manning family. Yeah, he couldn't. There was a lot of jokes he
could. Got to keep his noseclean. He was smart. Yeah,
Nicky Glazer killed it, Tony Hitgecliffekilled it, and it was It was
a lot of fun. So ifyou got three hours to kill it was
long. You know, you canwatch the Tom Brady rose and I gotta
say Tom Brady good sport for lettingit happen. Yeah, because they I

(42:36):
mean, they want hard in thepaint on a lot of stage. It's
also stage full of people too thataren't I don't know if they're not worried
about getting canceled. But you knowwhat, they all put it out there,
man, no really care. Noone helped back. So that was
nice to see too. I'll tellyou. The only thing I heard that
was off that that was off limitswas Tom Brady said, you can't do
anything about my kids. I getit. Yeah right, because they even

(42:57):
brought up that he left his girlfriendpregnant to get which is zell like.
They brought up a lot of stuffabout how about Gronk going after his sister.
I love that. So it's alot of fun, man, But
yeah, it's it's nice to seecomedy back and not so woke and not
so PC. Look we get back. What do a thing called? You

(43:20):
think you have a guy? Youthink you've got it, bed. I
don't think we have it, bed. See, when you play on the
internet sometimes it burns you. Soa billionaire's wife Catherine drisk A, right,
I never there's a tree cutting companywith the same last name or the

(43:45):
same name. It's as P lU N d H. Yeah you nailed
it. It's perfect. Yeah,you's got it. So she I guess
started harassing a woman who's also hasthe same name, doesn't have drisk in
the name but is Catherine as blue. So the billionaire's wife started harassing this

(44:05):
woman on Instagram saying that she wantsthat handle, that Instagram handle, and
since she's a billionaire's wife, sheshould be able to buy it from this
other woman. This other woman's like, no, I'm not selling my Instagram
handle to you. So then Iguess the billionaire's wife she starts like harassing
and bullying this woman into trying tobuy it, right, and they're trying

(44:28):
to sell it. So the womanwho's being bullied, she took the Reddit
and took snapshots of their conversations onInstagram and from there now and this is
where the internet is a dangerous placeif you try and swing a sword like
that. Over fifty people have madedifferent variations of the woman's name and opened

(44:51):
accounts on Instagram. Now, yehow it's going? Oh you know,
this is why you got to becareful man, Like when you you know,
when you DM someone or message someoneand and you get nasty with them,
dude, they can screenshot that stuffand then post it right up online.
Yeah. I've been trying to getthe Instagram handled Joe forever. And
you go, shockingly, other peoplehave and I don't sell This woman's a

(45:14):
billionaire a million dollars. Yeah,if she wants it all. You're a
billionaire who cares what your Instagram handleis? Uh? But how do you
pronounce that last name as Blue duAs does? Spell it was? Spell
it again? A uh? Huhs s P l u n as plattin
dh ask Plan, I see iteverywhere. You're right, it's an asphalt

(45:37):
company. It's an it's nothing.I think the tree cutting is what it
is. I think that's the bigorange trucks, ask Blue du Uh.
In Wisconsin, a twenty eight yearold Desmond Cleveland and a sixty seven year
old Karen Hill are both facing chargesof disorderly conduct. A SHARE's deputy was
dispatched the lobby of the Waukakshia Countyjail after a the duo was found having

(45:59):
set in the lobby of the jailhouse. Surveillance video confirmed the sex acts had
gone down. Reportedly, the pairhad been dating for five years, and
they claimed to have put articles ofclothing in the way so no one could
see their body parts when they weregetting it on in the lobby of the
jailhouse. Sixty seven huh still goingin. But so it's a twenty days
so ew what it's a twenty eightyear old guy and a sixty seven year

(46:24):
old woman. That money, he'sgotta be money, gotta be money,
money exchanged there or a really nicehouse in a car somewhere. There's been
a list of bonehead things people shouldnever do. We talked about this the
other day. I take away homein the during the day it's detoyed so
and it's now detoyed through a development. The cops leave a car there to

(46:45):
try and get people to slow down. It just sits there. But it's
been sitting there a long time.So somebody as a joke put a for
sale sign on it. No harm, no foul, Right, I did
drive by the other day. Thefor sale sign is off the car week
We also did talk about it,and they even reached out to us and
they're like, are you talking aboutus? Yeah? And because so they

(47:06):
probably send somebody out there, likethe rookie had to go out there take
that for sales side off. Iwonder how many miles are on it.
So does they come with the gunwrack? So? And we love the cops,
like, but you gotta admit evenyou gotta admit that that was a
funny joke. This guy, thisis where you take it too far.
In Margate, Florida, a thirtythree year old he was taken to jail

(47:30):
because he carved his name in thesheriff's office marked patrol car. See now
that will get you in trouble.It said, it wasn't even someone else's
name. Oh he put his ownname. Are you talking about? Keep?
He kicked the car like you etchedit into like the hood of the
car. It's all they had todo was put the kid's name into Google
and they found where he lived.He put his actual name in It is

(47:52):
the first and last. So itwas about one thousand dollars to fix.
I don't know. Yeah, theydid take him in the custody and now
he's going to have to, youknow, call up a thousand bucks to
fix the cop car. See that'sbad, that's stupid. Yeah, and
your sales sure, you're damaging propertyputting a for sale sign on a cop
car that's been sitting there for twomonths. Hilarious. There you go.

(48:15):
Those people they have a bat.You not so much. One hundred point
seven THEXL South Jersey's rock station's ZXL. I'm a team player, I am,
but I think we all in agreementthat if you're going to call a
meeting, the person that you're meetingwish should want to have that meeting.
Yeah, we ran into that.Yet was that not as awkward as a

(48:37):
cat? Listen? I'm okay withmeetings as long as we have something to
meet about. So here's that ameeting yesterday with a guy who had no
idea we're even going to be apart of a meeting. So here's the
rundown of what happened. We havea new owner iHeart Radio, mister iHeart.
I think his name is Tim iHeart, so it's iHeart a little more

(48:58):
corporate. So a lot of time, if guys are coming into Atlantic City
for personal reasons, you know,they'll call up and say, hey,
can I utilize your office for theday so I can get my work done?
Right? They don't want to bebothered. They just need a desk.
That's all that he wanted. Sogentleman, he's you know, it
does a lot with the websites andeverything like that. Nice guy. He
calls up and he says, hey, can I utilize your office? I

(49:21):
just got to get stuff done.I was in Atlantic City for the night.
He's having an anniversary in Atlantic City, So can I go? I
want to take a day off ofwork. I know exactly what he's doing.
So he's like, can I justutilize one of your cubicles. Somehow,
Shannon, our promotional queen, decidedthat she would inundate this guy with
with us and meetings. Now,a lot of people have not been in

(49:42):
meetings with Jojo and I. Itdoes not go well. No, it's
we don't want to be a partof the meeting. We're going to make
that meeting as awkward as we can. Yet we take over the meeting and
we just make jokes out of everything. Now, this guy, this poor
guy, I'm watching him. We'resitting around a conference table. He's trying
to get work done. He's alldressed up. Man, I think it
worked. And now he keeps lookingaround, going why, And he kept

(50:04):
saying things like, Okay, ifthat's all you guys need, or if
you need anything else, you know, just I'll be here all day.
It was it was he was tryingto end this meeting that wasn't ever a
meeting. It was the corporate lingo. He basically said I had, and
he said this, I have noagenda today. Is there anything that you
guys want to talk about? Youknow? I'm like, no, we
don't even want to be here afterthe show because nothing we want to discuss.

(50:29):
A lot of companies like to havemeetings because it's just a way to
get out of work. Sure right. I never was like that if I'm
at work, because my thing isif I'm at work, I want to
be at work, get my workdone, and leave. If I can
get my work done in three hours, I want to want to do my
work in three hours and leave.A lot of people aren't like that.
They like to drag the day on. And we're gonna have a meeting,

(50:49):
and not only we're gonna have ameeting, we're gonna have a pre meeting
about the meeting. We're in apost meeting after the meeting. And it's
like, how many meetings can wehave? Oh, COVID taught us we
don't need to be face to faceanymore, and we don't. These are
real email And that's what I saidto yesterday. I said, if I
have a question for this guy twentyfour to seven, I could get on
an email and send it to him. And this guy is so good at
his job, he'll probably get backto me three in the morn. I'm

(51:10):
sure he doesn't think. We've heldonto our questions for two months and we
can't wait for this guy to gettown. Man. When he said I
have no agenda, I said,I shook my head. I pretty much
had my backpack on the entire meeting. I'm like, listen, at any
point, we're just gonna get outof here. Yeah, it's slowly,
slowly started to hey man, look, we wasted enough of his time.
Can we just all leave. Weslowly start to move to the door,

(51:30):
and then it's just that. Thenit's a mass exodus of it. But
and it used it was cool whenI heard first came in here. When
we had meetings, they brought infood and I don't do that anymore.
Right, the honeymoon's over, soit was like we didn't even have like
there was nothing now. It waseven bottled water. I thought he was
were gonna be like that all thetime. It was like a full spread
and we even have breakfast, whichit was awesome. When dad marries the

(51:53):
new mom and she's cool for likethe first two months she'll buy you Nintendo
games and then you know, andthen she gets comfortable. I love,
iHeart everybody. Yeah, thanks forcalling you always welcome on the show,
Glenn, when all a part ofit. Stay there, well, kick
off that rock block. I'm thinkingin my head, do we have a
meeting today about the meeting we hadyesterday that we should have had? Stay

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