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July 31, 2024 • 61 mins
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Why up?

Speaker 2 (00:04):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (00:04):
Why does like now wind up.

Speaker 3 (00:11):
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(00:34):
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Speaker 1 (00:53):
Hey homie? What's happening? Man? Good morning to you. Every
day you you had put a TV in a in
the studio and uh, for some reason, every day it's
on Fox News. The best thing I've ever done, so
the the uh oh at this point, we have employees
who come in and they'll just because we also have
a couch, we'll just come in and lay on the
couch and watch TV because it's nice and dark in here. Yeah,

(01:16):
it's cool. He's comfortable. It's like staying in a hotel.
Oh yeah, if you've ever come into our studio, we
keep it like, uh, like it's Dracula's castle. It's it's
very creepy. So uh, every morning I watched the My
Pillow Guy. He he, he spends a lot of money
advertising on Fox News. He was being interviewed the other day, right,

(01:37):
the My Pillow Guy. Do you know he said he
dropped forty million dollars trying to figure out if the
twenty twenty election was rigged.

Speaker 4 (01:46):
That's a lot of money. Yeah, yeah, this guy and
this guy used to be homeless or a crackhead or something.
Yeah he was, he said he was a massive crackhead.

Speaker 1 (01:56):
Uh. He came up with this idea for this pillow
and it saved his life. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (02:00):
Who better to design a pillow than a crackhead who's
sleeping on cardboard and bricks in the middle of an
alley somewhere. He's like, you know what, let me designed
a beautiful pillow.

Speaker 1 (02:07):
Somehow I did it.

Speaker 4 (02:08):
He's a little insane though. He is a little Yeah,
he's a little nuts, a little nutty.

Speaker 1 (02:11):
Man. That's a lot of money to uh to invest there,
and what are you spending it on? Right? Right? Yeah,
He's like, I spend forty million dollars, you know, the
fight the twenty twenty election. I don't think Trump spent
for you, no dollars on that. Even Trump's like, nah,
it's cool, go back and play some golf with me.
So uh yeah, so I don't. I mean, I guess.

(02:33):
And it sucks for him, man, because he's so out there.
I think he got pulled from a lot of stores
and stuff, so I think he's mainly just online now,
but I think he still does it killing Like people
really like the pillows.

Speaker 4 (02:46):
My brother got one and he swears by this my pillow.
I was like, I don't know, man.

Speaker 1 (02:49):
For the most part of pillows and.

Speaker 4 (02:50):
Pillows, a pillow my wife will grabs. She has these
pillows that are like foam, like memory foam. I'm like,
you feel I feel claustrophobic. The memory foam is over
top of it, suffocate me. I can't even sleep on these.

Speaker 1 (03:00):
Yeah, I yeah, that's a thing. I can't spend a
lot of, like an expensive pillow.

Speaker 4 (03:05):
Stop by the way, I hate pillows, man, I we
have I want to say, twelve or fourteen pillows on
her bed that my wife now makes the bed sometimes
in the morning.

Speaker 1 (03:14):
Well she did, and she quit real quick.

Speaker 4 (03:15):
It lasted for like two weeks. But but yeah, like
I gotta go. I want to lay in bed and
I'm only laying on one side because I just put
the pillows on the other side.

Speaker 1 (03:23):
Now there's a stack of too many pillows. So my
uh I, I I'm a big person about making the bed.
I want to this as soon as you get up
and make your bed, right, So my wife is not
so A lot of times my wife will wake up,
say on a weekend, right, it's like, I don't know,
twelve thirty in the afternoon, and uh, and she's just
waking up, and she'll actually say to me, can you

(03:46):
go upstairs before I go back up there and make
the bed for me? So it looks nice. So it
looks nice for wow. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (03:52):
Meanwhile she's in a caviar and drinking lots yea, yeah,
she's having a bloody many.

Speaker 1 (04:00):
Yeah. Are you an all inclusive resort? But I'm not kidding.
She'll sit there in the kitchen, right, I've been going
for seven hours already, and and she's like, can you
just go upstairs and make the bed? So when I
go up there, it looks nice. Everybody, it's Tuesday. We're
gonna dive into that. We're gonna find the But I
love her. She's beautiful, of course. Of course, that's why
we do these, why I do it.

Speaker 4 (04:20):
Yeah, and checks don't bounce anymore either. And I can
get twenty dollars if I need twenty dollars to go
to a movie We're gonna find a ZXL work force
employee of the day to day tickets to go see
the Doobie Brothers with Michael McDonald.

Speaker 1 (04:31):
That's gonna be the Saturday.

Speaker 4 (04:32):
We'll hook you up, coming up just a little bit,
one hunch of point seven ZXLS af terseays rock station's
VXL Morning show.

Speaker 1 (04:37):
Good morning, everybody do it line. I can all write
it and we'll do it. Lit and things sucks. I'm Scottie.
Good morning. Here's some news for es on a what
are we doing? Tuesday? Tuesday, Tuesday eighty My husband and

(05:00):
wife are dead after an apparent murder suicide in Cumberland County,
New Jersey. State Police responded to a residence in Rhodestown
Road in Hopewell Township around seven to forty five Saturday
and discovered a fifty two year old woman and a
fifty three year old man dead from a parent gunshot wounds.
Initial observations, which are still subject to autopsy results, led
investigators to believe the man shot the woman and then

(05:23):
shot himself. The US State Department has updated a travel advisory.
I love these Where do you think they're telling us
not to go to? Now?

Speaker 4 (05:30):
I'm gonna say I have a time share there. So
let's go with Cabo Jamaica.

Speaker 1 (05:40):
The quote is, please reconsider travel if you're going to Jamaica.
That's legit, man, Okay, now Here's they've had sixty five
murders in one month. The raising rates of crime on
the Caribbean island nation and the lack of medical care
available on the island is why they said, quote consider

(06:00):
travel to Jamaica. The country's homicide rate is among the
highest in the Western Hemisphere. That sounds beautiful too, Like
I went on my honey, it was awesome, man, and
see I went I did. I didn't like it. I'll
take Mexico over Jamaica. I went once about that, you
know whatever. Eleven twelve years ago. It was like, eh, eh,
didn't you know, Like like we were taking a bus.

(06:22):
There were a bunch of like poor neighborhoods on the
way to the resort, and like a chicken almost ran
into the bus. I think I saw Jimmy Hendrick's house
where he grew up. I think that was Jamaica. Jimmy
Hendrix isn't Jamaican. He is, He's not that it was
the wrong house. It was just a guy named Jimmy
Hendrix who lived in Jamaica. Drivers who used the Delaware
Report Authority four bridges, which are can you name the

(06:43):
four bridges at the Delaware River Port Authority.

Speaker 4 (06:46):
Uh, Jim Tony, Sheila and Becky, Walt, Ben Betsy and
the Commodore so the Walt Whitman, Ben Comprank, then the
common so Walt Whitman, Benjamin Franklin, Betsy Ross and common
Door Barry Bridge.

Speaker 1 (07:01):
They've been five dollars since twenty eleven. Starting September first,
we're getting a toll increase six bucks. It used to
be two dollars. Dude. I remember when parking in Atlantic
City was two dollars. Oh yes, yeah, and it was
and that was the best. It went to the beautification

(07:21):
of Atlantic City. So I'd like to see where that
money was spent. Uh, that's news. What about sports? It
is brought to you by East Coast Roofing. Inside it
go to East Coast Roofing dot com. Phil's got blasted
by the Yankees last night fourteen to four. I had
to turn the game off. Wow.

Speaker 2 (07:39):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (07:39):
And it was Zach Wheeler on the mountain too. It
was it was a tough game to watch six forty
again tonight. Hopefully they get some revenge. Listen to the
game right here at z XL. We are your official
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Speaker 4 (07:58):
Yeah, sun cloud and rain today high to eighty two
rain tonight over was seventy four tomorrow for your Wednesday
sunny high up to seventy four, seventy six outside right
now one hundred point seven ZXL, South Jersey's rock station,
ZXL Morning Show. One hundred point seven ZXL, South Jersey's
rock station, z x L Morning Show.

Speaker 1 (08:16):
Now, my wife and I.

Speaker 4 (08:17):
We have conversations. We are going to try and cut
back on our spending. Our spending is out of control.
It's anything and everything we want now listen, not exotic.

Speaker 1 (08:25):
Cars, but I don't know, we're bored. Let's just go
to dinner one hundred dollars cut that, dude, Well, we
have to. And that's the problem is even just to
take even just getting pizza, I know, is so expensive anymore.
And yeah, dude, like I told you yesterday, man, we
went to a restaurant on Sunday, and you know, we
were down in Lewis, Delaware, and we go to a

(08:45):
restaurant and it's like, dude, it's a five hundred dollars bill. Now.
I mean we had a good amount of people, but
it was like, dude, like, I don't know, I don't
remember going out with my parents and ever seeing a
bill that high. Now, this was nice.

Speaker 4 (08:57):
We were in Tennessee, man, we found a steakhouse my
wife and I like, they actually had a kid's menu.
It was like twelve dollars for an actual piece of
steak at an unlimited salad bar.

Speaker 1 (09:05):
It was like it was kind of refreshing. I know what. Yes,
basically upon the rosa, but it was nice. I'm like, wow,
it was like a like a like eight twelve dollars
for a kid's menu. I look for those things. So
we talked about not spending a ton of money.

Speaker 4 (09:19):
Like yesterday, I think was National Wing Day and I
wanted to take the boys out there. He'll have lunch
and get wings, and I didn't. I'm like no, I
just say, probably fifty dollars easy, easy, dude.

Speaker 1 (09:29):
Does your wife do this? Because me and my wife
will have big conversations about all right, we're pumping the
brakes on vacations. We're doing this for the next year
to really put money away. Sure, and then that lasts
for about two weeks until an idea pop said that.
My wife's like, let's go to a Ruba that's not
cheap at all. So we talked about not spending a
ton of money. And my wife is looking for activities

(09:50):
for my eleven year old, which I don't know why.
He does the Brazilian jiu jitsu, he does drum lessons,
and he's just being a kid. He's having fun. We've
got everything you need. They're allowed to be kids. That's
what I said.

Speaker 4 (10:01):
In another month, he's back to seven years of prison.
I was like, just let him enjoy his time. Now
find time in August, right, this was the time of summer.

Speaker 1 (10:09):
Where is a kid. You just were super bored. You
were super bored. You did everything you wanted to do.
Your parents probably took you to the beach. Now it's August, man,
you just find stuff to do because you're bored.

Speaker 4 (10:19):
Yes, and we have plenty of things, like things to
do like he's got like the RC cars, he can
do in the backyard. He's got video games's got everything
he needs. So my wife now was adamant about this
fencing thing, this fencing with the little sword.

Speaker 1 (10:33):
Yeah boy, oh.

Speaker 4 (10:34):
Yeah, yeah, okay, all right, Peter pants, So I get
this right, So I get this yesterday. Oh I forgot.
He has this free fencing lesson because they want to
try and get you on the hooks. So kids come
and they they love fencing, and Alva sudden.

Speaker 1 (10:46):
Now, how much does a fencing class?

Speaker 4 (10:48):
You get four classes for the month. It's once a week, right,
which is fine? Okay, but where is this?

Speaker 1 (10:54):
I mean, okay, cause I guess in my head, I
think about like where is he going to use this? Right,
I wanted to pay off exactly, I get right, jiu
jitsu he could use a lot of times. It helps
with confidence, so it toughens them up. And he said
they're rolling around with kids. Cool. I like that. Okay,
where is maybe a college scholarship maybe for fencing. I

(11:16):
don't know, could lead to marrying a man. I don't know.
You're right, at one point, he's going to be bullied
in school where yeah.

Speaker 4 (11:23):
He's like, hold on, let me get my sword out
of my locker and let me just rip this guy apart.

Speaker 1 (11:27):
Hold on, well, you don't because all you do is
touch it, like you just have to touch the person.
It's not real sword. No, no, no, no, there's even
a little ball on the end of it, so you
can't static like the even last night too.

Speaker 4 (11:39):
He's not in any gears and he's it's it's like
a Honestly it was. It's like two kids going at
it with a pole noodle.

Speaker 1 (11:46):
Right. Yeah. So I was like, well, what's this cost.
It's one hundred and fifty dollars a month. I said, dude, No, dude,
we're not doing that for fo lets. No, it's not
going to lead to anything. It doesn't help them in
any way. We're not doing hundred a month like outside
like of everything, right, soccer, basketball, hockey, football, anything. What
made her pick fence on it? Because it's different tennis,

(12:08):
it's it's golf. If he wanted to take golf, yeah,
one hundred, let him take golf lessons because to me,
that's worth it. Oh fence thing. I was like, she's
a guy. He liked it. I was like, of course
he liked it he smacked another kid with a pull noodle.
Of course you're going to like it. Yeah, we've all
watched The Captain Hook and Peter Pain. Yeah, like we
get it. As a kid. You're like, oh my god,

(12:29):
it'd be cool to be like we all saw Jack
Sparrow with a sword. You know, any badasses with a sword.
I haven't seen one yet. Peter Pan wears tights Game
of Thrones. You kind of got me there, but that's
a real sword. Okay.

Speaker 4 (12:42):
Like if he was gonna be in a renaissance festivalsout.

Speaker 2 (12:46):
I think.

Speaker 1 (12:48):
I would think he would almost be better off doing
a Renaissance fair than ben fencing.

Speaker 4 (12:53):
Yes, yeah, if you showed up and he was a blacksmith,
he like, look that's shojo, Sonny.

Speaker 1 (12:57):
He's a Blacksmith's just eating a big chicken and wing
a big, a big drumstick of chicken and turkey. I said, no,
we're not. Let's put the fencing. Can he concentrate on
the drums more and maybe practice them so you become
I don't know, the next somebody, next Buddy Rich, somebody,
he's the Buddy Rich of fencing. Fencing, Just I don't know. Yeah,
that's a weird one. Man. I'm you know, I I

(13:19):
appreciate what your wife does. She wants the kids to
be active, but fencing is a weird one. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (13:23):
I was even on a fence with the whole wrestling
and the one esie thing they have to wear and
that whole thing.

Speaker 1 (13:28):
But yeah, something you know sometimes once again, that's something
that like he could continue into high school and maybe
you know, and maybe you know, be good at it
and and go to college and and and and I
don't know it become the next macho man.

Speaker 4 (13:43):
I you know, imagine that you you turn on the
twenty thirty two Olympics. I don't even if I got
the year right, but anyway, and there's my son and
he's fencing for the United States. I mean, I guess
when he gets done there, where does he go It's
not gonna be on the wheaties box?

Speaker 1 (13:56):
Where does he go out? So you know, my buddy
pill mic he has a story. Man. He was great,
he's a great distance runner, and uh he goes to
Rutgers and and he spent his entire run at Rutgers running, right,
it was paying for some of his college. But then
he got done and he's like, so what do I

(14:17):
do now? Right? What do you do?

Speaker 2 (14:18):
Like?

Speaker 1 (14:19):
I just spent my entire teenage years yep, running track, right,
running long distance and uh and and you know, okay,
all right I graduate and it's like I'm not going
to the Olympics and so like all right, I just
kind of you know, he made friends, which was cool,
but he goes it's kind of waste time. Its course, come,

(14:40):
he got to the very end. I think I was
gonna go home. Yeah, that's it. It was a waste. Yeah,
look we get back. We'll do some rock news Joe
Joe and Scottie rock. Hey, here's some rock news for you.

(15:01):
I know you're a big fan of these. I know
you have a ton at your house a house the
other day and I was like, man, Jojo has a
lot of Funkco pops fucko pops. Yes, I love got
them everywhere. Ac DC and their guitarist Angus Young are
getting two new Funko Pop figures. Both feature Young in
his trademark school boy outfit and cab uh and also

(15:25):
he's jumping around in his red suit and blue cap
and it includes the a CDC logo. Another one is
in a green outfit without a stage. Both are available
at Funko dot com and Amazon.

Speaker 4 (15:36):
Look, they look cool, but I think I would buy it.
But like it's cool for a day and then it's
not cool anymore. Now, I got like toys everywhere to
my my by no buddies that really collect them.

Speaker 1 (15:45):
My nephew, so he's a freshman in high school. He
sells these, the Funko pops and sneakers. Yeah, dude makes it,
kill it, sure, I guess if you really want it. Yeah,
So like he sells them the like your dumb buddies
who collect them, right, Like he goes in old. I
am up, and I'll do the same thing with sneakers man.
And I guess there's like a huge third party market

(16:05):
for sneakers out there. Yeah, that's news to make.

Speaker 4 (16:09):
But he's a post I got that they found a
rare one. I'm like, does it come with a man
that will service you?

Speaker 1 (16:13):
And a rare one I don't know, man, like stupid
bob like I don't know, like a godfather one. It's like,
oh look what I found. I'm like, can you stop
talking about dolls? Dolls? It's a stupid bussy guys.

Speaker 4 (16:26):
That collected wrestling figures and then well they ended up
selling them because they needed the money, but they would
hang them on their walls. And I'm talking like twenty five,
twenty six years old.

Speaker 1 (16:34):
I'll be honest, right, there was a time a couple
of years ago, and I know this guy. He listens
all the time. He sells. He sells old school wrestling figures.
I'm talking about the big rubber ones from back in
the eighties. Okay, right, yeah, and uh and he was
on the lookout for me. I want to get the
entire they're called LGN, the entire LGN collection of the

(16:56):
old rubber wrestling dolls and put them up on like
a ship. Okay, where you're that guy? And he, dude,
he was he was like ready, He's like, dude, I
think I think I could help you out. Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (17:07):
And when the cops asked me, do you think Scotty
literally would kill the whole family, I was like, well,
he'd have dolls up on the shelf.

Speaker 1 (17:14):
But then, okay, it goes back to like the video
game thing I had, Like I would had to go
back to my wife because it it would have been
a couple hundred bucks easy, like maybe even up to
a gram Yeah right, and I would have had to
go to my wife and say, hey, I'm buying wrestling
for me. Yeah, good luck with that one. She's gonna
be like, what right, No, you're not.

Speaker 4 (17:34):
I'm sitting next to you. I got my head set on.
I'm playing online video games.

Speaker 1 (17:37):
I'm like, baby, but look, it's it's it's look, it's
the Iron Chic. It's like, it's it's Timmy super Fly Snooker,
Rod Stewart. You know, he's seventy nine, still out in tour.
He's actually coming to the hard rock I believe in
a couple of months, and he said. Being seventy nine,
he said, I'm aware that my days are numbered. I've

(17:57):
got no fear about dying. Said, we all got to
pass at some point, so we're all in the same basket.
I'm gonna be enjoying myself these last few years as
much as I can. He said, hopefully I have another
fifteen you know. So he's he'll be eighty next January.
He said, I'm not like I was in the seventies
and eighties. I can't stay up all night, get drunk,
get mad and stall the voice. He goes, I protect

(18:20):
my voice nowadays, being a little bit older. He's also
beaten prostate cancer. He said, no one knows this, but
I thought that when I had the cancer was my
time to check out. And he goes, I've had so
many tests. I'm in the clear now. So good for Rod.
He knows is you know he's only got a couple
of years left. But dude, I just saw the Rolling Stones.
I think Mick just turned eighty one. I'd go see

(18:40):
Rod Stewart. I go to cool Awesome. Yeah, Rod Stewart
puts on one of the best shows ever. Yeah, I
can't wait. I think I'm going to that hard rock show. Yeah,
but you know, someone from the hard rock sent us
tickets comp tickets. We would be great. I would certainly
go to show. Then I would talk about how much
I love the hard rock after the show. If there's
a guy out there that I went to high school
with and still works there, it'd be awesome. Yeah. If

(19:03):
he set us free tickets to go see from Stupid
Love that we pick them up and he said, hey,
you're here. Yeah, because remember that time that you broke
my mom's plate when we had a party. Maybe maybe
it's time that you make up for that. Uh, Snead O'Connor.
It's been a year since Shenando O'Connor died, Okay, so
they just yesterday announced how she died.

Speaker 4 (19:26):
She's being poor, wasn't it? Was she poor in a
hotel room or something. So she's had a weird career.

Speaker 1 (19:32):
She was very big in Ireland, so she that's where
she stayed, and so she was still kind. She was
a recluse, but she was still big, dude. I mean
her funeral, the President of Ireland showed up, the guys
out there, the guys in U two showed up, Bob
Geldolf showed up from Live Aid. Nothing compared to you, sid,
that's right. And you know, I don't think she made
any money off that song because Prince wrote it. That

(19:52):
was a hit record, it was a hit record book there,
but that was a Prince soul and uh, and so
she just sang it. So I don't think she saw
any cash from that. So it's sad, man. She was
only fifty six. I think she was a heavy smoker.
She had COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and bronchial asthma,

(20:12):
and it seems that she just stopped breathing. Why does
she rip up the picture of the pope on SNL?
What was that? Because she was against you, she was
against the pope. Oh, she hated the pope. It was
that John Paul, John Paul the second Yeah. I think
she was like she she was like, you know, the
Catholic Church needs the change that was during that really

(20:34):
bad time. Well, I mean it's not I mean like
last week, like like it was really bad. You know,
the Catholic Church is doing really bad stuff. So she
rips up the picture of the pope. Do you remember
who came on the next week and then ripped up
a picture of her? No shows up the next week

(20:54):
and he rips up a picture of her because he's
probably Italian, and well, yeah, you know I mean that
yo yo, yo yo, that's my pope. There you go,
some rock news for you, z XL Morning Show one
hundred points. That is the XL, South Jersey's rock station.
I don't I never did this because as a kid,

(21:16):
I was like terrified of getting in trouble. And I
wasn't terrified of getting in trouble by like the police
or a teacher. I was terrified at having to deal
with my parents.

Speaker 4 (21:28):
Yeah, we were afraid of our parents, like death, and
and it was that thing where it's like we're not
mad at you were just disappointed, right, they would they
dropped the deadline on it. Yeah, my dad was mad
and disappointed. He hated everything.

Speaker 1 (21:41):
So dude, I'm I'm I'm yesterday and uh and good
for I Like when restaurants do this, and police now
will start to do this and stores will start to
do this. You know, dude, Video footage is very clear now.
It's not like it used to be, like you know,
it's it's it's fuzzy and black and white. If you
have a security camera in your establishment, it's usually pretty

(22:02):
clear now. Like even like ring doorbells are super clear.
They're everywhere. You can't get it. Really, you you're being
video just every square inch of this plan good for
sack of subs and ventnor. So they go and they
put out and I do once again, I never I
never did this. They put up pictures of people over
the weekend that I guess ran out on bills. I've

(22:24):
started to see this. Yeah, okay, our other boy too,
Yeah yeah yeah, put it up there. Johnny Johnny XMA
Ducktown's done it and stuff like that. I think he
even has a wall of fame in the Dugtown and
laying the pictures up. So so these people ran out right.
But here's the thing, Like I thought that was like
a kid thing where like kids would run out on

(22:46):
a bill, right, dude, I'm looking at these pictures and
and they're clear as day. You know these are One
is a four person family, right with two young children.
Another one is a couple that look like they're in
their late twenties early thirties. And then they apparently ran
out on the bills. And I'm like, dude, who like
when you're out with your family unless I mean, honestly, okay,

(23:10):
let's play Devil's Avenue.

Speaker 4 (23:11):
Unless I forgot or you thought you paid handled or
you know, she thought.

Speaker 1 (23:17):
I have done this multiple times. I have left a
credit card at the bar on a tab and and left.
You know, I've been drunk and just left, but I
still paid. Like at the end of the night, they
still charge my car run. Yeah, I'm not I'm not
not paying the bill. So, dude, I'm looking at this.
I'm looking at this fat wife and this fat dad

(23:39):
and their fat kids. And they're eating they're eating these
the you know that the these uh sack of subs hogis.
I don't know, they're eating a whole lot because they're fat,
right right like like they like like look, man, it's
a fat family. That's just a fat family right there.
So it's a fat family. Those arms. So you know,

(23:59):
let's go back into the story. Here's this. You know,
you got your fat kids and your fat dad and
your fat mom just a little overweight and so and
and they run out on the bill suit. You're just
you're just losers. You're fat, ugly losers. I don't think
we ever did. Like as a kid, you always talked
about it. You go to the car, I'll go to

(24:20):
the car and which we'll just get out of here.
But of course you don't.

Speaker 4 (24:23):
And again I feel I would feel terrible, especially now,
I would feel terrible about doing it. Yeah, you hope
that they're just I don't know if they forgot, because
it's such a scumbag thing. Did you sat that money?
I don't know if that's a waitress who tipping.

Speaker 1 (24:37):
I would hope that the owners of Saka Subs don't,
you know, don't don't blame the waitress or whoever was working.
And you know, but it sucks the business still, you know,
gets that hit. And I'm looking at this other couple.
It looks like the Hoc two girl on meth right,
and the husband is wearing like a Gillian's hat and
and so they're eating you know, there you go like

(24:59):
I'm looking at probably I don't know, a thirty dollars
meal they just walked out on. Dude, that's just that's
scummy because I've worked in places like that, especially down
here in short towns. Like, dude, it sucks. Man. These kids,
these people, these business owners are trying to make some
money and you walk out on the bill and they're

(25:20):
gonna get you. Man, You're you're on video. People are
clear as day, Like you can see him clear his
day back in the day if we ran out on
a bill that they had to go back into that
little office that had all the VCR set up and
he had to rewind the tabele And.

Speaker 4 (25:32):
Now it's out there for everybody to see. And I'm
glad they posted too, because I love family. That person
should either okay, either you're gonna hide, run and never
go there again, which is a scumbag. Move or you
call up and say, honest to God, we forgot, and
I apologize.

Speaker 1 (25:45):
Let me make it right with everybody. My wife thought
I paid and we didn't, and make that thing right
because that's just a scummy. A big shout out to
Sack of Subs and vent the sorry, I'm sorry it
happened to you. Everyone go go there, buy a ton
of stuff from Sack of Subs to make up for
these and pay for it, and pay for it, don't
just walk out with it. And uh and you know,
I don't know, maybe this family, this fat family, maybe

(26:06):
they'd go on ozembic instead of eating uh the Hogi's
and pizza like even w like even wah wah.

Speaker 4 (26:11):
Man, when you're up at that at the self register,
I know, listen, you're gonna try and want to steal
something out of there. You're right there on video Target
does it too now when you're checking out your faces
right there, get you, man, they get they.

Speaker 1 (26:23):
Locked down my Walmart now due they got people like
on like and and if you they'll watch you and
if you don't scan everything, they come up. The other day,
I miss something and it was something small and uh
and she came up and she's like, hey, I'm sorry.
It was like seven am, and she's like, hey, I'm sorry,
but I think you missed that thing. And I was like,
I was like, you know what, You're right, I did,

(26:44):
and and I was like all right, you know and
and I scanned it and I paid for it.

Speaker 4 (26:48):
Yeah, but you're one hundred percent the problem because we've
talked about this in the last years of you doing stuff.

Speaker 1 (26:54):
And middle things. You know what, sometimes I would forget Yeah,
and I think I've watch she do forget ten bags
on mult once and then throw in the back of
my truck ten. So yeah, good for Saka Subs for
calling out these people like our buddy over at I
think Tailgators has done it, our buddy at the duck
Town Johnny X has done it. And you should have

(27:17):
no problem. Yeah, man, yeah, call these people out. This
fat family, uh, and this and the Gilligan and the
hoc two met out girl, you know, And honestly, dude,
most business owners I know, if these people were so
hard up, most business owners I know would be like,
all right, like look, I'll like, just it's on me, right,

(27:38):
It's just bad. It's a bad look. And you're a
whole family. Yeah, just a whole family.

Speaker 2 (27:43):
Right.

Speaker 1 (27:43):
If it was a bunch of kids, I'd be like, Okay,
that's just a kid, stupid thing to do, and still
not right. But it's a fifty year old dad. I
don't know the mom. She's so fat, I can't see
how old she was, and then the fat kids, and
it's like it's like, you don't pay the bill, Like,
come on, man, pay your bill. A bunch of shout
out the sack of subs. Good for you for for
throwing these people out there saying that they're just scumbags. Look,

(28:07):
I got a pair of tickets Doobie Brothers. You don't
gotta pay for them. They're free Doobie Brothers with Michael
McDonald this Saturday. Do you want them? Six zero nine
six seven seven one hundred seven six zero nine six
seven seven one hundred and seven six zero nine six
seven seven one hundred seven We get back one.

Speaker 4 (28:24):
Hundred point seven ZXLS Outh Jersey's Wrong Station ZXL Masha
I hate real quick before we get into the talkbacks
the Olympics. Man, Yeah, I wish it was more. They're listen,
all these different events are going on. I'm trying to
find like the stuff that I care about, like some
of the basketball. When does all that go down? Like
they need a TV guy watch that stuff go down?

Speaker 1 (28:47):
That's they do they have that. You just gotta google it. Uh,
that's primetime. Basketball is primetime. Like that was at a
bar over the weekend and I was watching handball. That's
a sport. It's a nerve aall they're playing. It really was.
Dodgeball is what it is? What it is, and it's
an Olympic sport like skateboarding was on last night. I

(29:07):
have no interest in skateboarding. Is that's an Olympic events?
Yes it is, it is. Yeah. I know here at iHeart,
we love the Olympics. It's just not for me. Maybe
the track and field since like like I grew up
with that, like the javelin throw. I'd watched the javelin throw.
The javelin yeah, you know maybe that. Maybe the shot put.
Uh you know, No, I mean I like I like

(29:29):
watching the track stuff. That's that's always fun.

Speaker 4 (29:32):
The one I feel bad too for the handball team. Right,
we like to put our best foot forward. So we
we put together this amazing handball team for the United States.
It's gonna represent US.

Speaker 1 (29:43):
I don't know.

Speaker 4 (29:44):
But when you get done there where where you go,
you're just an awesome handball player.

Speaker 1 (29:48):
Where does that?

Speaker 4 (29:48):
That doesn't make you any money? Yeah, but who's paying
your bills back here while you're not working? That was
playing handball in the Olympics.

Speaker 1 (29:56):
That was always the big thing with the Olympics was
you had to you couldn't be a professional, you had
to be an amateur.

Speaker 4 (30:02):
Yeah, And I liked that too, man, when we put
our college kids out there.

Speaker 1 (30:05):
And that's what it was. And so growing up, I
was a big fan of Steve Prefontaine, the runner, and
his big thing before he died was he was like,
you need to change these rules because we were making
no money. Yeah, Like it's costing us money to go
to the Olympics, right, Yeah, Yeah. I got some talkbacks here.

Speaker 4 (30:21):
You can always get us at the talkback Go to
the iHeart Radio app find the talkback bee. It's a
little microphone. Just hit it and send it in. Man,
we're gonna play them all. I was out all last week,
so we're a little behind in the talkbacks.

Speaker 1 (30:31):
iHeartRadio app search WZXL red microphone button. You hit it,
send us a message we'll play easy, man, I play it. Yeah.
I just wanted to call in and say JoJo's mom
is a whore and we're gonna play all of them.

Speaker 2 (30:48):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (30:49):
I just wanted to call back and apologize for on
earlier and saying JoJo's mom is a whore. I mean
she is, but I just shouldn't have said it.

Speaker 4 (31:00):
H That guy's got a real problem. Yeah, this guy
thought we got fired. No man, we uh, I was
on you were on vacation.

Speaker 1 (31:06):
I was on vacation. That's all. Hey there, are you
guys live anymore? Or did you get fired?

Speaker 3 (31:12):
No?

Speaker 1 (31:12):
We What you're listening to last week was the Yeah yeah, Yeah,
I played the great Craig Gas last week when he
was in studio, very funny Craig Gas. That was a
great best of Yeah it was yeah. Yeah. He had
called in as Tom Arnold for three days in a row.

Speaker 4 (31:28):
Now, I don't think this is Gary g Garcia who
comes in for Conspiracy Corner on Monday.

Speaker 1 (31:32):
We Love Gary from Acyjokes dot Com. I think this
is an impression. Hey guys, Gary again, And I want
to know if you got that's not him? It that's
not Yeah, it's called jokes and hoes. So so we
and the guys over the ac jokes. We're gonna be
doing our routine. We'll be honest. Okay, that's not That

(31:56):
wasn't Gary g Garcie. I apologize to Gary and his family.
This was nice. Kelly tickets from us, Hey, Jo, Jo
and Scotti.

Speaker 2 (32:02):
My name is Kelly k E L l Y because
you're Kelly.

Speaker 1 (32:06):
Kelly Kelly.

Speaker 3 (32:08):
I want tickets to the def Leopper concert with you guys,
and I just wanted to thank you.

Speaker 1 (32:13):
Had a great time off.

Speaker 3 (32:14):
Three bands were awesome and I just wanted to thank you.

Speaker 2 (32:18):
All Right, have a good day.

Speaker 1 (32:20):
It's nice. Nice and a little shout out to cheers.
I like that, all right.

Speaker 4 (32:24):
This guy has a real stick up. His asked for
our traffic guy who I don't even know. I guess
he just run traffic here.

Speaker 1 (32:31):
I don't know. We have a traffic copter and there's
a hellipad up on top of the roof, so you know,
apparently this guy is taking some some He has a
real problem with the what was his name, Alfred, the
traffic guy, I don't know. This guy mentions him here.

Speaker 2 (32:49):
The guys are more on Randy traffic.

Speaker 1 (32:51):
You're moron if you're listening, So is that our traffic guys?
Why is he catching trap? And I don't know. Here's
more I know has nothing to do with you guys.

Speaker 2 (33:00):
But the guy from iHeart Radio that does the total
traffic report named Randy Cheffick. That guy's an idiot because
I'm on the Expressway every single morning and he wants
to use the same term every single day for the expressway.

Speaker 1 (33:17):
Well, there's a little bit of sluggishness at the Egg
Harbor and plus bull toll plass today, so just be preferred.

Speaker 2 (33:23):
There is literally, never, ever, ever sluggishness ever.

Speaker 1 (33:27):
We do make fun of Randy, and Randy's a good guy.
He's in our kitchen right now. Let's getting some coffee, uh,
because it'll be like five forty five and it'll do
a traffic report and be like there's no traffic because
it's five five in the morning.

Speaker 2 (33:40):
Also, I can't even believe I just use that word sluggishness.
It's the worst word ever. Honestly, iHeart Radio should probably
just pay for this guy to take a vocabulary class
or go back to that sort of college class to
get a little bit more like words to use.

Speaker 1 (33:57):
In his everyday traffic report.

Speaker 2 (33:59):
I honestly don't know where this guy gets his information
from you, because I'm on some of these other roadways
at times, not during the very early morning. But I
really don't know what he's what he's talking about.

Speaker 1 (34:10):
All right, Well, that's enough ripping on. What's the name?
Randy Jackson? What's what's the names? He heard it? They're
they're playing it over the speakers outside. He's don't sluggish.
Just you know about a crawl. Traffics at a crawl
at six am?

Speaker 4 (34:27):
There's no traff now we get it. I like that too,
the five fifty report. Traffics moving pretty freely. No kid,
they're all sleeping.

Speaker 1 (34:35):
Man.

Speaker 4 (34:35):
So there you go. Get the go to the iHeartRadio.
I don't know the talkback be just send us the
talk back.

Speaker 1 (34:40):
We'll get him on you. I don't know how he
does it from the helicopter. That's awesome. It is pretty
one little helicopter over top of an empty expressway at
fifty in the morning. Look we we get back, Well,
we'll do some trash, oh love anything thirty nifty or nothing,

(35:05):
anything racket rocking or roughing at love trash. Here's some
trash for you. Selena Gomez. Who I mean, I guess
she's gotten some cosmetic surgery. Uh, she's put on some weight.
I think she still looks great, right, she's still hot. Uh.

(35:28):
I guess some influencers on TikTok we're, uh, we're kind
of yapping about how she's had surgery and uh and
she said, you know what, man, like, honestly, I hate this.
I was on Uh you know, I I've had botox.
Just leave me alone. You know, she has had health

(35:49):
issues in the past, and she's she wants to make
herself look is the best she can look, and so
she gets what she wants to get done. And you know,
these people on TikTok she sold go Fly cut. We
just know the way it's you know the way it's
gonna turn out. You can turn out. The problem is, man,
you turn in the cat. If you do it too much,
you turn into like cat women And it's a real

(36:11):
like that's a real thing. You start to look like
a cat and the lips and stuff, and it's just
like a oh, ain't great. Yeah, uh oh look at
this Travis Kelcey, you know at Arrowhead Stadium. You do
I don't know if you know this, But Travis Kelcey
he plays for a team called the Kansas City Chiefs.

(36:31):
I heard he does pretty well there. So he's also
he's dating a pop star named Taylor Swift. Plays with
that guy from those commercials. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the guy
who sounds like Kermit. So Travis Kelcey has a VIP
suite at Arrowhead, right, that was the one that, like
Taylor Swift was in all last season. Uh, he just
did a huge update on the I guess you can

(36:52):
update your own suite so you really own them. I guess. Yeah.
It's like like it's just like now it's just pictures
of Taylor Swift everywhere, right, because I thought before it
was like, okay, you could like pick what drinks and
food you want. I didn't know you could put your
own furniture in there here. I had no idea about that.

(37:13):
My god, it's gonna look like Taylor Swift. Now it's
just everything. It's just just yeah, it's it's gonna be like, uh,
the curtains, everything's pink. It's gonna be very very odd.
Uh let's see here. Did you see this over the weekend?
This blew my mind a little bit. This guy said

(37:33):
he was done. He was he was gonna be done
with the Marvel universe, and he had he had a
great sendoff. I hate this. So they had Comic Con
in San Diego, the big Comic Con, that's the big one,
and there they bring out the Fantastic Four, the cast
that's gonna redo the Fantastic Four, which how they haven't

(37:54):
got the Fantastic Four right yet is insane. I mean,
I'm happy about this. I think they're gonna do. I'm
a huge and of the Fantastic Four, and I think
any comic book fan is. And so Doctor Doom he's
one of the biggest villains in comic book history. So
they make the announcement of who's gonna play Doctor Doom

(38:14):
and the guy comes out in costume, takes the mask off.
It's Robert Downey. Julie, why why didn't you just stay
as Iron Man? Because here's what they're gonna do. So
now that we're in this multiverse, right, I think they're
gonna and this and they're in a Marvel is in
a tough way because they they've had a lot of
bombs in the last four or five years. I think

(38:38):
they're gonna make it in another universe, Tony Stark became
evil and became Doctor Doom.

Speaker 4 (38:45):
I get it because it does like how they tied
it into Spider Man two. It does make sense now
it's all part of the family. So I think that's
how they're gonna tie it all together. Because yeah, because
it would be weird looking at Tony Stark or Robert
Downey Jr.

Speaker 1 (38:59):
Whatever you want to call him. Uh has Doctor Doom
and and not Tony Stark.

Speaker 4 (39:04):
Yeah, because Ryan Reynolds is also another character in it
was Green Lantern. It was Green Lantern, and he was
also in the other Wolverine as it was with mouth
It was Deadpool Deadpool okay, that was the original Deadpool okay,
and then it was The joke is that Deadpool was
so awful and that movie was so awful that he
ends up I believe in Deadpool two he ends up

(39:26):
killing that character.

Speaker 1 (39:28):
That's right. It was so because the whole thing about
Deadpool is he talks a lot, and they actually sowed
his mouth shut in that Wolverine movie. There you go
some trash for it.

Speaker 4 (39:40):
One hundred point seven XL outer rock station in our
ZXL work Force and point that they do be brothers tickets,
Good morning.

Speaker 1 (39:47):
What's going on, the same old brother same Oh.

Speaker 4 (39:50):
I hate to say that, but yeah, just the same
old every day is over. It's like a groundhog day,
over and over, the same.

Speaker 1 (39:55):
Day, same thing until you die. You know it could
be bad, right, at least it's the same good day
over again. You're right, everything's good. I can't complain. Yeah,
I got a pretty I got a pretty good life,
and I don't I don't think my wife's cheating on me,
and my kid's pretty healthy. So what else can's good? Well?
You know, you know that's and you pay for your sandwiches?
Can you pay for your dude? I'll tell you what,

(40:18):
barely anymore. I'll tell you what. It's getting a little
it's getting a little nuts. Though. I was at a restaurant, man,
and it was like a cheese steak was eighteen dollars insane, Like, dude,
eighteen dollars, get it.

Speaker 4 (40:30):
I don't blame the family now running out on the bill?
You think about it, Yeah, you don't do it?

Speaker 1 (40:38):
All right? Look, man, what's your name?

Speaker 2 (40:40):
Right?

Speaker 1 (40:41):
Ray? Sure? Ray? What do you do for construction? That
sounds very shady the way he said that sounds very shady.

Speaker 4 (40:51):
Well, he's a bookie first and then he worked construction second.

Speaker 1 (40:54):
It's like when Tony. It's like when Tony Soprano said
that he worked in waste management. Guy wears kaki pants
every day, works at Waiste Management. Na, that's good. What
are you constructed?

Speaker 4 (41:05):
What are you doing over there? I'm gonna say you're
a masonry guy?

Speaker 1 (41:10):
Would guy? Would guy? All right, Ray the woodsman. Uh,
you are going to see the Doobie Brothers with Michael
McDonald this Saturday, all right up in Camden. Appreciate you're right, Hey, Ray,
real quick? What what's the what's the trick to crown molding?
Don't put it up? Don't put it up? It up?

(41:32):
Like listen, I feel like I feel like I could.

Speaker 4 (41:34):
I could do your job any day of the week
unless there was crown molding involved.

Speaker 1 (41:37):
Right, There's got to be a trick to dude. There's
there's some jobs that I just don't even know how
to contemplate how to do right. So like my like
my crown molding's perfect example. Care I would never be
able to fill sew it out. I have granted countertops,
right and uh, the cawking around the sink it it

(41:59):
comes loose.

Speaker 4 (42:00):
Yeah, you got putt to take the old cock out
put new cocky out.

Speaker 1 (42:04):
Yeah. But here's the problem. If you put like something
in the sink, it moves the sink like it'll just
and so now the cock's movie. It's almost like there's
too much space for the call. Is are you using
big cock or a little cough? Uh? Is that? Yes? Yes,
I'm using white cock and and so. And it's one

(42:27):
of those things where I need to hire someone who
knows what they're doing, someone who comes into and that's
I think exactly, you're right. I think big cock in
there and that. Yeah, so I think my, my, my
cock isn't good enough. No it's not. It's got loose
cock over there. But it's one of those things where

(42:50):
I need to hire someone who knows what they're doing,
an expert and cock a cock expert. All right, right,
you can find one of those about ten minut down
the road. Yeah, yeah, there's a rubbin tug where all right, raight?
Uh enjoy the show, all right, buddy, thanks very k

(43:12):
Thanks Sam folder, but uh but you should uh you
should be good man. Enjoy the show. Thanks appreciate having right, Hey, Ray.

Speaker 4 (43:19):
Real quick, what what's the what's the trick to Crown molding?

Speaker 1 (43:26):
Don't put it up? Don't know how to put up? Listen.
I feel like I feel like I could.

Speaker 4 (43:32):
I could do your job any day of the week
unless it was Crown Molding and seven z XL, South
Jersey's rock station z XL Morning Show.

Speaker 1 (43:43):
So I look, I uh, everyone can have their own
opinions on the pandemic. Remember that, Remember that from a
couple of years ago. You look back on pictures now
with people right, so yeah, oh my god, we're so
dumb and back looking. But my little guy like school
pictures and like all the kids are wearing masks, and
it's like, okay, I'm dumb as this. I had a

(44:04):
bandana around my face. I was like, I'll play your game.
So that being said, everyone can have their own opinions
of you know what happened. I think you know, we
all look back now and it was handled wrong. Yeah,
we kids in school, We shake our heads a little bit.
Messed up kids. So, uh, I'm in a store yesterday
and it's a guy probably even a little younger than me,

(44:26):
and he's pudgy and out of shape, but he's wearing
like a mask and not like he's Remember remember how
they wanted you to go to like home depot and
get the I was I ninety five or the I
nine mask. I had legit ones. I guess like a
painter would use. Maybe that was supposed to be wearing that.

Speaker 4 (44:43):
The legitiate ones were the one the nurses and doctors had,
Like you really go into surgery, Like, there's not a
doctor t shirt around his face.

Speaker 1 (44:49):
They're shopping in a store and like I said, he's
out of shape and he's wear So I'm like, but
you so you can't like it? Really? I kind of
shake my head when I look at this now, but
because I'm like, Okay, so you're pudgy and you're out of shape,
so you don't care about that, right, that's not killing you, right,
But you wear this mask that a painter would wear

(45:12):
when he's painting a house. Yeah, I don't. I still
don't get the mask, get it? And then here's the kicker.
He walks out the door of the store and takes
it off. Yeah, like, what are you protecting yourself from?
Like I want to It's got to be a mental thing, man,
It's gotta be it's gotta be a thing where people
were are so afraid. Yes, they were covering their faces.
It was like wearing a mask. Like the social people

(45:35):
felt awesome because they could just hide behind the mask.
And I guess I was just you know, the line
was kind of long, so I had time to kind
of digest all this, and I'm and I'm like, so
you you don't care that you're fat and overweight? Yeah,
and and and you know, out of shape at like
thirty five, let's say between thirty five and forty, but

(45:55):
you'll wear a mask, right, Like I don't like what.
I don't get that.

Speaker 4 (46:00):
I was the thing, like even during the pandemic, like
you went and got your your vaccine, but yet no one,
no one wanted to get back in better shape, Like
no one went out. I started with trying to be
healthy and going outside and run and say, hey, listen,
this is going.

Speaker 1 (46:11):
To attack me. And you could tell he was killing
people that were out of shape, obese people, old people.
If you're onhealthy, you're gonna die from this. But no
one got healthier. It was just and we shut down
the gyms. Yeah, we opened the liquor stores. Yeah, yeah, dude,
when they and this is why I did love COVID
when they made liquor stores essential. Yeah, all right, let's go.

(46:34):
It probably was being locked up with your kids and
them homeschooling. I'd say alcohol probably was essential, but you
wanted other options as well. Yeah, so it's just it
was just watching a guy like and I'm I'm almost
like at a zoo where I'm watching this guy and
I'm now I'm probably obnoxiously staring at him because I'm like, okay,
like watching somebody in the wild, I'm like, why are

(46:55):
you wearing the mask? Like like what you don't care
about yourself, but you but you decide to put the
mask on, and not even a mask like you got
the mask, the big one, the one that like they
you might as well put like a biohazard suit mask on.
That's how big this mask was. It was the walking
into the restaurant with it on, sitting down and taking

(47:18):
it off, and then getting up to go to the restroom.
They put the mask back on. Like it sounds so dumb,
And people did it, man, Yeah, and you had to
do it, like you were forced to.

Speaker 4 (47:31):
Businesses were closed, people lost jobs because of it. Whoever
the higher up was who made those decisions.

Speaker 1 (47:37):
You were dumb, And I guess that's a Phil Murphy,
that's a that's a bye, that's a whole the whole thing.
Said me, Look, look at the end of the day,
Look I I I toe the line.

Speaker 2 (47:47):
Right.

Speaker 1 (47:48):
It started with Trump, you got Look, at the end
of the day, Trump does have to acknowledge that that
all started with him. He was the one that brought
Fauci in our lives, and then Fauci kind of took
the ball and ran with it by and made it
one hundred worse. But you know, at the end of
the day, everyone was kind of bamboozled by this, and
uh but just like okay, like dude, we're so unless.

(48:12):
Look I could be wrong and maybe this guy had
some type of disease and he's trying to protect people
at himself. I don't know, but I'm just like, dude,
like before I put the mask on, like probably drop
twenty pounds, right, you're right, yeah, right, like healthy, It
would be healthier if you drop twenty pounds then put
a painter's mask on, right, Right. It was just so

(48:35):
awkward to see because it is like, look, for a while,
that was the norm. It's not anymore. So now I'm
kind of startled when I see someone in a store
still wearing it.

Speaker 4 (48:44):
Yeah, well how about that person it's like four pounds
and they're like drinking diet coke.

Speaker 1 (48:47):
Why drink? Just go just go full coke. Yeah, just
go full coke full yeah, or drop three fifty. Just
put pure sugar into your body. Yeah, that's fine. What
a weird doing cutting corners there, Bud? It was really yeah.
Oh yeah, man, I thought for a while that mask
thing was gonna be the norm, like that was just
how we were gonna live on this planet. It was crazy.

(49:09):
I couldn't breathe it. I remember, I remember having to
do it. And then but then again, like you'll see
somebody like riding a bike. There's a there's great YouTube pages.
A guy just drives around and it's like la, It's like,
you know, it's like all these you know, different cities
that you know, people are still kind of whack of doodles.
He'll yell at people who are riding a bike with

(49:30):
a mask on still right like now, and he's like
he's like, yeah, that's gonna help you. That's gonna that's
gonna you you one hundred percent, that's gonna do something.

Speaker 4 (49:41):
I felt so bad for kids. Man, My kid had
my kid had to mesh one. And and even it
makes no screen door on your face. Even the teacher said,
I love his mask. It's like yep, because this is
the one he can breathe through. You can see his
face clearly through that mask. But as long as they
had something over their face, man, that was it.

Speaker 1 (49:58):
Like wait, like look, I mean we're look, we will
we'llhore ourselves out. Remember we got our owner got a
bunch of masks and gave them away z XL masks.
That was the thing for a lot. I think we
saw boxes of them. We had to do the show
with the masks on, and it was it was really
hard to do. Look we get back. What do I

(50:20):
thing called? You think you ever know? You think you've
got it bad? I don't think that we have a bed.
So there was a huge Microsoft fall up with Delta
last week where their Microsoft systems went down, and I

(50:41):
mean people were just stuck, dude. People were stuck for
days in airports, thousands of people like they showed like
Atlanta's airport and it was just thousands of people just
stuck nowhere. To go girl across the hall. Man, she
got stuck for what two days travel in to day's
travel out. She was lucky for day vacation. She she
was lucky because she was home when it all happened.
So it's not like she was stuck in an airport. Yeah,

(51:02):
and she just went through another airline. I think she
just scrapped the entire ticket she had and just went like,
I'm just going with somebody else because it was only Delton,
So uh, and I get this, man. People were upset.
You know, they're stuck in an airport. You know it's
families and you buy the balls they do, So they
started pillaging the sky clubs. You know what you know

(51:25):
what they are that be I lounge dude. So my dad,
my dad traveled a ton, so when I traveled with him,
he had he he had he was a member of
all the clubs, US Air, Delta, Continental, you name it,
pan Am right and uh and dude, you go and
I remember as a kid it was awesome, unlimited peanuts,

(51:48):
so a wow, it was like my dad's there for
the free drinks. I just want the peanuts. Beautiful lounge, dude.
It was awesome. Do you know now because it used
to be based on mileage that you flew right Now
it's not. It's so crazy. So it used to be
if you flew a lot, one of the bonuses was
you would get into one of these vip lounges because

(52:09):
you were like a premium customer. Now it's if you
spend a certain amount of money. So if you spend
thirty thousand a year with a certain airline, that's how
you get another VIP lounge. Okay, Like I was like, eh,
that's not Like my dad was proud, dude, and it
sucked when he died. He had like millions of miles

(52:34):
and I can't get that. I couldn't. You can't transfer it, dude.
I had to lay them on the table and that
was it.

Speaker 3 (52:39):
That was it.

Speaker 1 (52:40):
They just went away my way.

Speaker 4 (52:41):
Even their kids were stuck somewhere. And then my brother
in law he flies a lot, so he has access
to those. Somehow he called it in and got my
wife and the two kids in there. Which if you're
in that VIP club, do you want my wife and
my two kids in there?

Speaker 1 (52:52):
Probably not. So people who were stuck at the airport
decided that they were going to just pillage the sky
club and they're taking all the free drinks. There's nothing
sacred anything. So now I guess there's showers and stuff
in there too, and they're we're just seen showering in there.
So it was just and dude, I get it. You're

(53:13):
stuck in an airport and you're right like they got
you by the ball right, and so you like you're
stuck there with all family.

Speaker 4 (53:20):
It's like you need you need to shuttle a room
for somebody. You gotta be more accommodating. And here's the
thing too, you know damn well that plane's not taken off.
Just tell everybody. So arrangements just we did that. It
was going on and on for like four or five hours,
like this plane, this is going to be canceled, And
it was canceled.

Speaker 1 (53:38):
That's what the woman across the hall she was saying.
She got to the airport and they couldn't find the
flight crew. Right, where is the flight crew? What where
are they? They're in the sky lounge the peanuts. Eurosport
commentator Bob Ballard has been booted from the Olympics. He's
a broadcaster after a sexist comment he made at the
expense of the Australian women's four one hundred freestyle relay team.

(54:02):
After the team had secured a gold medal performance, he said, well,
the women just finishing up. You know what, women are
like hanging around doing their makeup. The backlash was swift
and he was taking off the air immediately.

Speaker 4 (54:14):
But they probably were hanging around and their makeup probably
looked beautiful.

Speaker 1 (54:17):
When I think that they're not gonna oh, I guess
he meant afterwards, because that's a it's a swim thing.
You're not gonna wear makeup in the pool, are you run?
So it is okay. I think I kind of a'm
piecing it together. I think he meant before they went
up to do the the they get the medals, He's like, oh,
you know, women, they're probably in the back putting makeup on.

(54:39):
Probably they would have looked great for the picture. What's
wrong with that? Apparently the Olympics are having a problem.
You know, I guess a lot of the swimming stuff
is happening right now, Like we just talked about, they're
having a problem with what jojo, I'm gonna say, drinking water,
peeing in the pool. Okay, So apparently the Olympics have

(54:59):
a big policy. You don't pee in the pool. Is
that red ring go around him? Which was a w
It was a lie worked, Hey it worked man. Uh.
Some of the swimmers say it sounds gross to outsiders,
but because there's so much chlorine in the pool, you
don't even think about it. That's coming from Katie Hoff
who's a swimmer. Lily King said I pee in a
pool every time I swim in it.

Speaker 3 (55:20):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (55:20):
And another swimmer said, you never want to swim through
a warm patch. Uh. That's crop dusting everyone, that's foul.
That's coming from Colin Jones. I guess these are all
swimmers in the Olympics. Yeah, I dude, the pools freak
me out like that because I'll have friends man who
like take pride in peeing in the pool.

Speaker 2 (55:39):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (55:40):
Just look for your friend who hasn't left a pool
in three or four hours. Those never go up to
a swim up bar. Never go up to a swim
up bar where, dude, you see those people and you're right,
they're there for seven hours. There you go, those people
they have a bed. You not so much.

Speaker 2 (55:57):
Radio for the.

Speaker 4 (56:07):
One hundred point seven z XL sath Jersey's rock stations
z XL. I'll ask you if you have a dream
where you have some type of love interest in that dream, Okay,
do you tell your wife about the dream. I've been
accused of cheating on my wife. Why she's having a
dream that I'm cheating on her? Well, she'll wake up
and be pissed off at me that I did something.

(56:29):
That's what that's a woman thing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And
they'll have a dream where you're with another girl and
that's cheating and I still don't understand it. But okay, yeah, ease,
that's in your head like you're thinking that obviously you're
the one who had that dream.

Speaker 1 (56:42):
Uh No, I don't think. I don't think I would
say okay, I think would just start something that I
don't want to finish.

Speaker 4 (56:50):
Like this, I don't know, man. It was a lot
of like last week when I was on vacation, like,
I had a dream. I wanted to bring it up,
and it just it threw a bunch of cool things
into it. But one was a like a love interest. Now,
it wasn't a full blown you know, we weren't we
weren't having sex or anything like that.

Speaker 1 (57:06):
But I was on a date and It was that
feeling where you're like, oh my god, this is like
the girl of my dreams and in my dream that
new feeling, a new feeling that when you get married
you don't have anymore someone and and and and and
having that relationship. Yes, I mean you and I still
have that feeling. Every time we see our wives.

Speaker 4 (57:22):
We have that new dating feeling and that love and
as butterflies in our stomach, we we do.

Speaker 1 (57:27):
At the end of the day. Right, being married has
its own feelings and that that are good and lovely
and awesome, of course, but there is that thing about
when you when you're first meeting someone like and when
you get married, you don't have that anymore.

Speaker 4 (57:41):
Back in the day, you got a girl's number and
you called her on the phone, You're like, dude, which
was that feeling?

Speaker 1 (57:45):
Your stomach would drop, remember, and like her mom would
pick up the phone. That's what terrified you. Maybe her
dad would pick up the phone. You got to ask
for is Jennifer there. I always like dating girls who
had a phone in their bedroom. That way, I didn't
have to deal with the band. When you got your
own line in your room, that was a big deal,
big deal. So I have this dream.

Speaker 4 (58:06):
Now I'm coming out of a movie theater and my
date is Amy Winehouse. Remember Amy Winehouse. Yeah, she was
kind of all cracked out. She was cute for a
little bit. She had like real bad rehab. No no, no,
write that one right. So we come out of a
movie theater into like a little area where there's like
like live music. You gotta like a little kind of
outdoor area. So I go, Now, I'm watching this movie

(58:29):
with my with my son. This is a part of
the dream.

Speaker 1 (58:31):
Is this movie if? Yeah, And it's got that Tina
Turner song in it. You better be good than me, right,
So I put I put on my Spotify playlist. I
love this song. Great song. So I come out of
the movie theater with Amy Winehouse. We're like holding hands,
my double dating with Tina Turner.

Speaker 4 (58:44):
No you're not there, you know, because that would be awesome.
I know you have dreams with Steve Ioki all the time.
I had a dream with Steve i Hook.

Speaker 1 (58:51):
Yes, he was me and.

Speaker 4 (58:54):
Amy Winehouse were holding hands. We come out, we go
to grab a drink at the bar. Now there was
a guy playing a piano. Okay, and he's playing that
song you better be good than Me by Tina Turner.

Speaker 1 (59:02):
Okay, so it's not Tina. Tina's not in the No,
it's a guy playing the thing. Gotcha, But somehow it
was the night we went to barbecue. Now the piano,
the keys are ribs. He's playing ribs. He's playing.

Speaker 4 (59:17):
Turner meat piano, he's playing Yes date with Amy wine
Why yeah, grabbing a drink at the bar.

Speaker 1 (59:23):
You may have had spicy food before you went to bed.
I don't know what it was. I don't even know
what I ate, but I'm like, I wake up.

Speaker 4 (59:28):
I was like, I want to somehow tell this dream
to my wife, but I'm dating Amy Winehouse and the
we're only date. I can't tell my wife that should
be all pissed off. I don't think it's more mad if.

Speaker 1 (59:39):
It was like an ex girlfriend. I don't think she
get mad at Amy Winehouse, especially as Amy's dead.

Speaker 4 (59:43):
Okay, that makes sense. And Jimmy Winehouse she's not much
of a looker too. She's kind of like all tatted up,
and she was like a crackhead.

Speaker 1 (59:50):
Crackhead.

Speaker 4 (59:50):
It's like me really dating a crackhead. So it was
Jennifer Aniston. I should probably leave it out because that's a.

Speaker 1 (59:55):
Real Like I said, once again, I think you're you're
out kicking your coverage there. If it was an ex girlfriend,
she'd be pissed, she's in my mind. But if jen
Jennifer Aniston, she's gonna be like, You're never gonna get
with Jennifer Aniston.

Speaker 4 (01:00:07):
Right, I have no shot. Yeah, so in the Winehouse,
I would have a shot. Well, I would have you
you would have had a Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:00:15):
She would have loved going to Amy Whinehouse actually said
this in her biography that she loved going to bars
where they played meat pianos. Like, if it was the
Hawk two girl, I should leave that out. That's not
you know. Now I'm on a date with the HOWK
two girl. That's a real thing. You know it could
be yeah, you know, especially after my fifteen minutes goes up. Everybody,

(01:00:35):
thanks your calls today.

Speaker 4 (01:00:36):
Always welcomed on the show, Glen when all part of it,
stay there, Well kick off a rock block.

Speaker 1 (01:00:39):
It is one hundred point seven z XL, South Jersey's
rock station ZXL Morning Show. When You're smiling, twenty when
you're smiling, smile, smile.

Speaker 2 (01:00:52):
And one eleven.

Speaker 1 (01:00:58):
The sun comes shining through where in your crime. Let
you bring on the rim, right, I'll stop y'all shot
and stop this side well to be happy to this
where is smiling, Let's just smiling. Keep on smiling, keep
on smiling. I'm smile dropping out, man. I know you

(01:01:18):
guys are awesome.

Speaker 4 (01:01:19):
I love looking at you guys.

Speaker 1 (01:01:20):
On my way to working rings.

Speaker 3 (01:01:21):
She was like, yeah, warming up, Chip and I'm like,
I'm down here, we're rocking.

Speaker 1 (01:01:26):
Hey, thank you you shot to the fact. How do yeah?
Keep me laughing? Man, you guys are great. Good morning guys, Hilaria.
Let me think, oh god, is it my radio or
it's are you only broadcasting in Manah? This is the
rad DJ like, if you're on it, I listened to this.

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