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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Wake Up, Wake up, Wake up.

Speaker 2 (00:13):
Wake Up.

Speaker 3 (00:16):
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Speaker 2 (00:39):
And this show.

Speaker 1 (00:42):
Isn't it? Hey? Man? What's happening? Good morning? Good morning,
good morning, good morning. Made dinner last night. My wife goes,
I'm not hungry. Did she eat before she came home?

(01:07):
She's sneaking something here? Or what are you not hung No,
I'm I'm always hungry, man, And like you know, it
wasn't anything crazy. I made. It's a big caesar salad
with some chicken that sounds amazing. What was talking about?
With some some rolls on the side if you wanted them.
And uh yeah. So so my little guy doesn't white
like salad. Okay, I get that. So he eats something else.

(01:31):
Then my oldest daughter, who lives with us, she comes
home and she's like, no, I'm running out, so she
doesn't eat. Then my wife doesn't eat. No, I'm the
only one eating this stupid big salad. Yeah, And the
problem with salad is it doesn't you can't really know.
I put it away in some tubbleware in the fridge.
Maybe I'll get some some life out of it. Today.

(01:51):
You put the dressing on it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, soggy
when you get into it. Yeah. So uh No, croutons
and crew toons are bad. Yeah. I like to roll
on the side and everything. Man, it sounds it sounds awesome.
Well I should have invited you. Yeah, I would have came. Yeah,
why was getting happy?

Speaker 3 (02:06):
Man?

Speaker 2 (02:06):
Like my wife comes home she h. She does lunches,
like with these doctors and stuff. It's part of her job. Yeah,
and she always adds something in so she brings it home.
And like she comes home, she got a bag, like
she's carried it in. I'm like, I'm like a dog
my tail's wagon. I'll wait for it aget. I'm like,
which you bring which?

Speaker 1 (02:20):
Bring which? Bring which? Bringing salad? Salad? Nice, chicken nice,
that's burgers, fries. Let's warm it all up. I'll make
dinners and they like last night and no one will
eat them. But then I'll go to Acne and Acne
has pretty good hogies. So I'll buy like a bunch
of hogies and cut them up and get some like
salt and vinegar chips. That's that's that's the one they

(02:42):
love the most. Well. Yeah, and I'm like, what's an
insult to me? Yeah? She and not really. I didn't
do anything. I cut them. Yeah.

Speaker 2 (02:48):
I know what you need to do is be like, hey,
I made the bread myself. You know, I have the
I have the slicer. So I sliced the turkey.

Speaker 1 (02:55):
Thin.

Speaker 2 (02:55):
I hope you like thin turkey because I sliced it
myself before you got home.

Speaker 1 (02:59):
Yeah, shout out to uh to actme. They do like
a six dollars HOGI yeah, and it is. It's it's
it's pretty. It's pretty damn good.

Speaker 2 (03:05):
Yeah, everybody. Uh, let's see Tuesday. We'll do that today.
We'll do Tuesday things, which means we're gonna find a
ZXL work Force Employee of the Day today.

Speaker 1 (03:16):
Yes, Tucker Marshall bank. Oh I thought that was it?
Just yes, right. Uh so that's what we have and
uh they're with Jefferson Starship. We'll have tickets for that
coming up just a little bit.

Speaker 2 (03:28):
So one hundred point seven CXL seat Jersey's rock station
and the zx on morning.

Speaker 1 (03:32):
So good morning, everybody, do it live. I can go
alrighte it and we'll do it.

Speaker 4 (03:40):
Live and things sucks.

Speaker 1 (03:46):
I'm Scotty, good morning, your's news faute use on a Tuesday, Yeah, Tuesday,
they call it Tuesday Hawk Tuesday. Former President Donald Trump
will return to the site of the first assassination attempt
against him, Butler, Pennsylvania, in the first week of October.
The rally, currently schedule for October fifth, will take place
at the Butler farm Show fairgrounds where the gunman Thomas Crooks,

(04:09):
shot at him and grazed his ear on July thirteen.

Speaker 2 (04:12):
Maybe we checked the water tower this time, fellas, Ye,
we really do a thorough investigation of the area.

Speaker 1 (04:18):
Maybe we get some binoculars, they go, we could see
far with that, and we can really just scan the area.
Violent crime and property crime decreased overall in twenty twenty three,
according to the FBI. The FBI's twenty twenty three Crime Report,
which it releases annually, uses crime statistics and law enforcement
agencies and partners throughout the country to outline crime landscape nationwide.

(04:43):
In twenty twenty three, the data was submitted by more
than sixteen thousand agencies. This year, the report comes just
weeks ahead of the presidential election, where crime has been
a key issue on the campaign trail. Violent crime, which
includes murder and non negligent manslaughter, rape, aggravated assault, and robbery,
decreased by three percent from twenty twenty two.

Speaker 2 (05:04):
Yeah, back of the day, man, before ring cameras and
cameras all over your house, it must have been like
the wild, wild West. Man, you see a bike, just
go grab it. If they're not gonna chase you down
that way.

Speaker 1 (05:13):
Man. So that so so violent crimes down. Here's the
thing about violent crime now, especially in these cities, the
police activity is lacking. And that's not the police's fault, right,
So it's not it's it's it's it's not the cops fault.
People aren't reporting crimes, sure right. They're just getting beat up.
They're getting there, they're getting hurt, they're getting raped, they're

(05:35):
getting assaulted, and they're just like, well, there's what am
I gonna do? It's happening. They're just not report it's
not reporting it. And once again it's not the police.
They want to help, but their hands are really just tied.
But car thefts have gone up. See I'm shots at
that too, because you could track a car. Yeah, yeah,
I know that was still a thing. Uh, this is

(05:56):
kind of sad, man, you know. Growing up, we all
shopped at kmart, right kidding me, Manu, That's where all
my clothes came from. The last Kmart is closing October twentieth.
It's in Long Island. That's gonna be it. What took
so long? The only km arts left is gonna be

(06:19):
one in Guam and the US Virgin Islands, and there's
a small Kmart like half store in Miami.

Speaker 2 (06:27):
I still remember the feeling of anxiety of shopping at kmart.
Man and get some of my other friends. But then
I'm like, well they're here, Then we're all shopping at kmart.
But my parents had to go to that little door,
that little half door all the way in the back
corner of the store, and they had to put the
clothes behind there and then pay a little bit, and
then he pay a little bit more, and then finally
by August I would get my shorts out of layaway

(06:47):
and then I got a month.

Speaker 1 (06:48):
To wear them. We weren't a Kmart family. We were
a clover family. Clover you got over clover? Was that with?
My mom loved some clover.

Speaker 2 (06:57):
Yeah, how'd you park at Clover with the boat towed
to the back of a car on the way to
your shorehouse.

Speaker 1 (07:01):
Believe me, Clover was not fancy. So that's news. What
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(07:22):
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Speaker 2 (07:32):
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Morning showy VXL South Jerseys Ckstage is the EXL Morning
Show So yesterday, I'm talking about my kid over the weekend.

(07:53):
How the weekends are for him. They're not for schoolwork.
I say, no, they are for school work. You gotta
get ready, you gotta get through school. It's not all
video games. We made him go outside.

Speaker 1 (08:01):
Yeah, she was some bb guns mad ride a bike.

Speaker 2 (08:04):
Just get outside, get on the get get out from
the house and breathe fresh air.

Speaker 1 (08:07):
I like where his head's at. Five days of school?
Hey man, I need two days off. Yeah, I like
you to really decompressed.

Speaker 2 (08:13):
Decompressed on Saturday, but Sunday, if you have obligations on Monday,
then you gotta get back there.

Speaker 1 (08:18):
I tell my Sundays, how about Friday when you get
home from school, get all your stuff done. That way
you can enjoy your weekend.

Speaker 2 (08:23):
Well, we do this like he has this is awesome too,
Like he has ten assignments for like math or something.
But you can do them as soon as you want.
They just have to be turned in by Sunday at
like midnight or something.

Speaker 1 (08:34):
Because it's all through the website. Right bro, Yeah, man,
just just get it done.

Speaker 2 (08:37):
Why have this over your head? So yesterday I get
a phone call from the vice principal. Oh, sixth grade
vice principal ever good? Yeah, so I say yes, like, yeah,
it's me. Uh yeah, this is so and so vice
principal from school. Okay, yeah, I just want to let

(08:57):
you know how proud I was of your kid today.
I said, you're calling my house to tell me how
proud you are of my child. Right, Okay, So here's
what goes down. Now, he's got two friends. They're both
in wheelchairs. My kid has a good heart, man, I do.

Speaker 1 (09:11):
Give him that. Dude, he's got like uh hard it's
it's it's hard to push both of them at the
same time.

Speaker 2 (09:16):
That he's strong man. He uses his legs, he pushes
like a mule. They don't so uh so. I guess,
uh going into the cafeteria, it's like a madhouse. First
of all, we should probably let's let's figure that situation
out so it's not like cattle pushing through.

Speaker 1 (09:29):
I think we had a kid in a wheelchair. I
don't know if any anytime I was in school it
was a kid in a wheelchair. Yeah, we uh, I
think we had. I think we had one. There's two
in this school, huh so.

Speaker 2 (09:41):
Uh So, I guess going into the cafeteria, everybody pushes in,
So my kids stops the herd of animals that are
pushing in to get in the cafeteria because I guess
they're pushing the kids with the wheelchair out of the way.

Speaker 1 (09:52):
Yeah, so my kid gets up there. Easy to do, Yeah,
it's easy to push them. Sure. He's like, oh, hold on,
and he lets the kids go through. So the vice
principal sees it. She says, what's your name, gives her
a name. Somehow, she gets my my number, my wife's number,
gives us a call, says, how proud we were of
your kid? Now, how can I take the PS five

(10:13):
away for the weekend like I was planning on doing.
After he comes back with some nonsense like that nice,
it was nice, and then just not give credit to
and even though I'm gonna reach out to her and say, listen,
we really do appreciate the fact that you you did that.
I think more parents need that because all you do
is when you get that call, you think it's bad.
Oh no, man, there's a lot of kids that do good.
Acknowledge the good. Here's what you do. You talk to

(10:34):
her and you say, all right, let's let's let's let's
pocket this. So when he does something bad, oh yeah,
remember when he did something good, That's what I told him.

Speaker 2 (10:44):
I was like, bro, I was like, you, when you
see her, thank her for what she did, because you
are going to mess up. It's going to happen, and
when you do, it's like, well, about that time I
stopped the people from pushing the kids in a wheelchair
to get in the cafeteria. That's that's that's how it works, buddy, dude.
You know that's how.

Speaker 1 (11:00):
I got through school because I'm an idiot, and I
was able to graduate, you know, through high school with
just making like I was the Eddie Haskell to the
principal and the vice principal and the teachers. So I
would kiss asked to them, knowing that I'm failing everything,
but they would feel bad for me, so they would

(11:22):
they would just pass me along.

Speaker 2 (11:24):
My entitled friend. His grandpa owned an asphalt company. Now
we have math class together. This kid was a C
minus maybe a C student. So what happens all of
a sudden, who gets their driveway ass falded?

Speaker 1 (11:38):
The math teacher? Nice who gets an A in the class?

Speaker 2 (11:41):
We even he was so incohusive with like his his
family knew everybody, like the principal and vice principal. We left,
We shouldn't have left for lunch. We were like juniors
and he would park his car at the auto shop.
We got away with everything. Summer, we went out for lunch.
We'd come back and there's like the principal, the vice principal,
and he's looking at us. It was like, this is it.
We're gonna be suspended. We left school, went had lunch

(12:01):
and we shouldn't have. He just said, hey, how's it going.
Knew the entire family. Man got away with murder. Yeah,
that's where kid, man, I lucked out.

Speaker 1 (12:10):
Man, My mom was a teacher, so she knew the
other teachers and a lot of times that helped me
out because they felt bad for me. Oh yeah, so
they would just pass me out of here just because
they were friends with my mom. They would had they
you know, they would have wine nights together, and they
I guess they didn't want to affect that. So yeah, man,
that's nice. It's good for your kid. Nice man. Yeah,

(12:31):
that was a good thing he did. So he earned
his PS five back for the weekend because we were
two weeks without it. So okay, all right, well earned it.
He earned it back helping the wheelchair kids that gets
the PlayStation five back.

Speaker 2 (12:44):
Unless that was his friend's mom, who's like out of
her mind, who my kid paid ten dollars to so
she goody met and all she had to do was
make the phone call because I don't even know you know, No,
it didn't come up.

Speaker 1 (12:55):
As the school.

Speaker 4 (12:57):
Who.

Speaker 1 (12:58):
Yeah, there's some rock news. There's some rock news right here.
Who Dave Mason is Dave me from Crosby, Stills and Mesh.
You're not that far off. He was an original member
of Traffic, but the group named Traffic. Yeah, Eric Clapton
was in it. So Steve Winwood, come on, man, I

(13:20):
had no idea. No, no, no, I'm thinking of Blind Faith.
Steve Winwood was in Traffic. I like Steve Winwood. Yeah,
I think I got that right. Okay, So Dave Mason
had to hit song we just Disagree, which is a
great song. We just disagree, right, great song. I'm gonna
add it to my Spotify playlist. Well, Dave Mason has

(13:44):
he had to cancel his twenty twenty four tour because
of an urgent medical condition, so he said doctors to
detected a serious heart condition during a routine appointment that
requires immediate medical attention. Is it that he's just getting old?
He's old seventy eight. What's the name of the song
we just disagree by Dave Mason to do? It's a banger.

(14:06):
I'll be the judgment. Now, I didn't know that you
joined Fleetwood Mac in the mid nineties for a while
after Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks left, and he's in
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member
of track wad Al Yankovic. He announced a massive twenty
five twenty twenty five world tour, or in North American tour.
So it's sixty five dates. It's called the Bigger and

(14:28):
Weirder Tour and the closest We're gonna get to see
weird Al, which I bet would be a fun show.
July nineteenth, Philly at the Man. Is it sad that
this might be the first concert my kid goes to.
It'd be a fun show. He would love it. He
used to. He used to tour a whole lot more
and he would do Wildwood.

Speaker 2 (14:48):
See I gonna show him like the parody songs like
when You're listening to eat It. It's because it came
from beat It. Yeah, he has to know he knows.

Speaker 1 (14:55):
You gotta know you kind of.

Speaker 2 (14:56):
Yeah, you gotta appreciate it what it's doing there like
a surgeon. What you gotta understand like a virgin is
the original song by Yah Donna.

Speaker 1 (15:04):
I Love rock and Roll is Joan Jet But he
said I love Rocky Road, Right, He's not just thinking
about ice cream. It's a joke. Yeah, he man, he's
an interesting character. You know his parents? How his parents die?
No sad man, it's that thing where they're they're heater
malfunction and they died of carbon monoxide poison it. That's

(15:24):
why you got to get those detectives in there, man. Yeah,
that's that's a real thing. Journey can't stay out of
the news. There's always something going on with the band Journey.
So uh, we talked about it yesterday. Arnel Panetta he's
the kid, the kid that the Filipino kid who sounds
just like Steve Perry. He's been, you know, for the
last like twenty years, he's been the lead singer of Journey.

(15:46):
He had a real bad performance apparently in Brazil. I
think there was a big festival in Brazil in uh
in Rio, and so he made a thing yesterday or
over the weekend that said, hey, if you want me
out of the band, you know, just vote, and they
put a poll up on the website and people are like,
oh no, we love blah blah blah blah yah, it's

(16:07):
just one time. And then well, Neil Sean, the guitarist,
he came out and he's blaming the band Avenge Sevenfold.
Would they do so Apparently Avenge Sevenfold was the headliner
at this festival, which is so weird that Avenge Sevenfolds
a headliner. They were the headliner of this big festival
in Brazil, and Journey had to use their equipment and

(16:31):
apparently their equipment wasn't wasn't up the snuff for Journey,
So what the kid was struggling to sing? So apparently,
I guess maybe because Avenge Sevenfold is a harder band,
the the the equipment isn't as loud and Journey needed
it louder. So you know that. So now Neil Sean

(16:54):
is saying that that's what happened, and and he said
it was politics that they couldn't set up their own
sound system and they had to use a vende sevenfold sounds.
That kind of makes sense. Then I do kind of
get that aget it the way it was probably that
the equipment was set up. He probably didn't sound very good.
It's like when you when you have a battle of
the bands and the one drummer just brings his drum

(17:14):
kit and all the other bands use it. Yep. Yeah,
it's exactly like it's like, hey, man, can you just
leave it there? See like one guy brings the carpet
that they put the drum step on the X.

Speaker 2 (17:28):
W X.

Speaker 1 (17:31):
All right, this is a tough situation to be in.
So I got a guy who is a he's my
wife's cousin's husband, and he's uh, he's a contractor, and
he's doing some work at my mom's house. He's putting
in a walk and shower and some other stuff. Right, great,
does a great job. Now, I you know, I'm sending

(17:56):
pictures out showing people what he's doing. And some people
are stopping by my mom's house and seeing what he's doing,
and they're like, oh my god, that's awesome. Man, Maybe
I would like that. Now Here's so I get you know, look,
business is business, So I get asked by someone, Hey,

(18:21):
do you think he could take a look at our bathroom?
But I know this person is notoriously hard to deal with,
So do I give him the heads up or not?
Oh that the person hiring him, Yeah, is gonna be
hard to deal with. Men, that's a tough one. I
saw him over the weekend and I was like, hey,

(18:41):
look here's this opportunity. You know, money's money, but could
be a pain in the ass, Like it's up the
I gave him the eyes that you one hundred percent you.
I'm just I'm giving you the heads up.

Speaker 2 (18:54):
Like you want the business obviously, And I do this.
I do the same thing listens as a realtor. I
do the same thing, like when I am when I'm
talking to something like if I got to referral whatever,
if I'm talking to you, you're talking to me. No,
I'm also interviewing you because I also don't have time
to waste if you're not seriously looking to buy or
sell a house. And I'm like, I don't know, dowan

(19:14):
want to work with the aggravation or can I just
find it somewhere else? But it sucks man because that's
his livelihood. I mean, you're talking about probably fifteen twenty
thousand dollars. Is that enough to deal with the aggravation? Yeah,
you got it. But if you warn them, I think
you're off the hook. I did, and I said, it's
completely up to you if you want it or not.
And you know, fortunately he's super busy, like and that's good.

(19:37):
He's got a lot of business yea, so he might
not even be able to take it on.

Speaker 1 (19:41):
But I was like, yeah. I was like, I don't know, man,
So I'm just giving you a heads up on this one.

Speaker 2 (19:45):
I got like, this guy did some landscape work for me.
Man did our patio, he did a listen, he did
an okay job, Okay, got he got the job done.

Speaker 1 (19:53):
He looks all right.

Speaker 2 (19:54):
But I can also point to parts and be like, hey, man, listen,
if this was anybody else, we're very you know, look,
the price was good. I know you're just kind of
getting your feet wet. I get it, you're gonna learn
to do this better. But I can look at areas
and be like, does that look that looks like I
did it? So when people ask, I was like, I
can't even refer this guy. I wouldn't refer to guy
to anybody, not to somebody who has a really, really

(20:14):
nice home, was expecting a beautiful, beautiful job.

Speaker 1 (20:17):
The guy did, he did all right, this is all right.

Speaker 2 (20:20):
Yeah, but I can't. I can't refer him. He's hardly
on time. He's told us twice in the last month,
and he's gonna show up.

Speaker 1 (20:27):
Yeah, I can't.

Speaker 2 (20:28):
Man, He's like, hey, I'll be there this week to
fix up those problems, and he just doesn't show. Now
we don't, we're not ball busters. It doesn't really bother
us that bad. But it's like the guy just doesn't
show up. I can't refer him to a friend. Man,
I would be embarrassed.

Speaker 1 (20:40):
And it's in same that's it. That's a tough one too.
That's where I got with my my oldest daughter is
I referred her to a couple of people that, you know,
when she was younger, a teenager for jobs, you know,
teenager jobs, and she would bail after like a couple
of weeks. Yeah, So I I told, I said, I can't.

(21:03):
I I can't do it anymore because you're you're making
me look bad, right, and so yeah, it I think
it's it was. I I think I did the right
thing by giving him a heads up saying, hey, like
you may want to just ignore this, uh this quote,
like we have a guy we know, a guy works,
uh works for the post office. I referred to him

(21:24):
two friends right that I thought were seriously looking for
a job. One had a suspended.

Speaker 2 (21:29):
License and he ever had like a criminal record, and like,
I'm like, dude.

Speaker 1 (21:34):
Not luckily, this guy's kind of cool. But it's like,
I don't know, man, I felt like you like you
put your name right. I'm like, I don't know what
you really gotta be.

Speaker 2 (21:42):
I really got to have trust in you now in
order for me to do that because I don't know.
He's like, yeah, your buddy lost his license like a
month ago, didn't even know it. I'm like, yeah, and
to be in a baseman, yes, you gotta have you
gotta drive.

Speaker 1 (21:54):
Yeah, it's uh, that's it's it's it's it's a tough
thing because like I don't want this guy to get it,
you know, have to be you know, dealing with a headache.
You know, he's just trying to you know, get a
job done. Yeah, and that sucks, man. And I and
i'd been there because my mom was kind of like
that right, like where she just was like she was
crazy and and you just you know, I felt bad
for the people that you know, worked on stuff at

(22:16):
my house.

Speaker 2 (22:17):
Uh so yeah, so yeah, I just go in as
I listen. By the way, you know, here's the number.
I know what that's as far as it goes. I
don't know much about you're you're right, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (22:28):
He could be staring down fifteen twenty thousand dollars, you know. Yeah,
but uh but then you get some people that just complain.
H knows it worth to d right? Is it? Yeah? Look,
I got a pair of tickets Marshall Tucker Band and
Jefferson Starship. Do you want them? Six zero nine six
seven seven one hundred and seven six zero nine sixty
seven seven one hundred and seven six zero nine, six
seven seven one hundred and seven get back. I got

(22:49):
some headloes.

Speaker 2 (22:54):
One hundred point seven ZXL South Jersey's rock station and
the z XL More Show.

Speaker 1 (23:00):
A little fat shaming going on in my house. Oh yeah,
here's the problem shaming the kids. No, the fat shaming me.

Speaker 2 (23:07):
My kids are like they're they're in really good shape,
Like they look like miniature Jesus Christ. Like when he
has his shirt off hanging on the crucifix like he's
all ripped up. They should be their kids, that's what. Yeah,
they look great, man, they're all like, you know, in
good shit.

Speaker 1 (23:19):
I mean, I don't know why you've used that as
the example, but yeah, you could have said Brad Pitt,
you know how swim like.

Speaker 2 (23:24):
How swim he looks and how cut he is. Yeah,
that's my kids. And listen, I man, I see fat
kids too that are about the same age. So it's
not all kids. But uh so I'm getting fat shamed
by my kids. And here's why is I feel like
I have a pretty good relationship when where we joke
a lot. We probably joke more than we should. But
I want to be the fun dad. Okay, so I
think they come out with it as a I can

(23:45):
say anything I want to dad and not worry about
hurting his feelings. Well when it's a publicly fit like
fat shame, Oh no, I got a kind of a
problem with that. For example, my son is doing his
little Brazilian jiu jitsu in the turtles class. My little
seven year.

Speaker 1 (23:59):
Old Okay, oh, he's a ninja turtle. No, not ninja turtle.

Speaker 2 (24:03):
Just they uh, just they call them turtles because they
look like turtles, like little kids, and they're like rolling
around in their backs like that.

Speaker 1 (24:09):
Look on, yeah, it's not there's no weapons involved in this.
They follow the word of a rat. That's right.

Speaker 2 (24:15):
Yes, the sense dresses up like a rat with a
bandana on his head. So I'm out there now, my
kid needs a little motivation. Seven year old like he'll
just I mean, their kids trying to do it. So
does you know exactly what he's still he's out there,
he's I had to hey, man, let's go, you know,
come on, you know, pick it up a bo like,
you know whatever. So he turns to me, He's like, oh, yeah, well,
why don't you get on a diet. I'm like, okay,

(24:37):
that has nothing toot That has nothing to do with
with what we're doing here. I'm not talking about what
you're eating or not down on you. I'm like, bro, man,
it was like, come on, pick it up or I'm
trying to give him like a little instruction to turn
to me in front of the parents, Well, how about
you go on a diet. Has nothing to do with
the class. And this is what I get from a

(24:58):
seven year olds.

Speaker 1 (24:59):
That hurts you a little bit, it does, you know,
it cuts it things, it's things, It cuts a little bit. Yeah.
I remember my brother. It was a big cross country
runner and I was a kid. I was like I
don't know ten, not even younger, maybe seven or eight.
And I was like running alongside of him, and I
was like, go, go go, you know, like what you're
supposed to do, right, And finally like I must have

(25:20):
done it. I was doing it for like I don't know,
maybe half a mile and he just turns me has
he's running a race and I think he's winning. He goes,
shut the f up, he goes, he goes, I get it.
He goes, I get it. You want me to win? Yeah,
let me let me go run. All we're trying to
do is support him. That's it. Yeah. But as again
I was like, oh I felt dude, it killed me

(25:42):
because I was like I was just I was I
was just trying to help you. And now apparently walking
out over the weekend, we're headed out and he says, Dad,
I can see the fat coming over your belly. What
your belly fat coming over your pants? Oh? I'm like, listen, buddy,
this is getting a little mean. I know it's there.
I get it.

Speaker 2 (26:01):
Maybe the shirt I don't know, it's an extra large,
but I think my upper body could probably swim down
so it comes down.

Speaker 1 (26:06):
Further, lift it up and the and the shirt went up. Yeah,
I almost put my arms up or something.

Speaker 2 (26:12):
You can see the fact coming over the bell, you know, listen,
I know that it's there, but you don't have to
acknowledge it as I don't know, as it just seemed
to come out of his mouth pretty pretty easy. He
was just waiting for the opportunity that, yes, I get it,
there's there's fact coming over my pants. But you always
have to address it, buddy. Sometimes you need it. You
need a little bit of a filter. It's like these kids,

(26:33):
like they'll say they will be brutally.

Speaker 1 (26:35):
Honest with it. Yeah they are, and I gotta be honest.
He's he's right. I could. I could definitely afford to
lose a.

Speaker 2 (26:40):
Couple of LB's, but I hear from the wife, and
now I got to hear from the kids.

Speaker 1 (26:44):
So that's where my one daughter, she takes creepshots and
then she'll like send them into like the group text
of the family, and I'm like that's the world's worst picture.
Was awful? Why would you take that picture? And she
thinks it's funny and uh, Like, my wife is very
particular about pictures. So my wife will like she knows

(27:06):
when she takes a picture with me, what good picture
to use? Yeah, did heep asked you over and over
to see the picture before? Yeah, but no, but no,
my so my daughter will just take these like awful,
awful pictures and think it's hilarious.

Speaker 2 (27:19):
See, I like to look at myself straight forward. Yeah,
they're not so bad. But yeah, man, I'll get a
couple of side pictures. I'm like, ah, yeah, Like my
wife did that. She she screenshoted a picture from the
from the camera, the ring camera in the house.

Speaker 1 (27:32):
I was doing something. I was like, oh my god, please,
I don't think you're loading the dish. Dish. Are you're
doing is shirtless?

Speaker 2 (27:41):
There are times where I'm conscious of that, Like I
want to just not have a shirt on, but I
have to make sure I wear one. But yeah, whatever
that side angle was. She snapped the picture and sent
it to me. I'm like, just delete that picture. My god,
I'm getting hit from every direction.

Speaker 1 (27:53):
We were on vacation and I'm like, I'm in a pool.
My wife starts breaking out the phone and I'm like,
what do you think?

Speaker 2 (28:00):
This is not the time, No, no, not the time
for you guys at work you will take pictures of
your legs.

Speaker 1 (28:05):
Yeah, yeah, your hot sexy legs. Yeah that's cool me
now me and nah man. I don't need yeah, I
don't need this memory safe forever. I told my kids
you shut your mouth. That's it. Look look at that.
Your kids are bullies. Yeah, yes, yeah, yes, Look we
we get back. We'll do some.

Speaker 4 (28:22):
Trash, love crash, anything thirty.

Speaker 1 (28:34):
Or nothing, anything racket rock or roughing yet love frash,
trash for you. I'm benefit. That's Jennifer Aniston and Ben Affleck.
They're trying to stay friendly. Uh you know the divorce there,

(28:55):
so they're you know, for the sake. There's kids. Jennifer
has kids, they don't have getting kid together. Yeah, but
there's a bunch of kids involved. And they're younger I think,
and some are like teenagers. But I heard uh uh,
I don't know. This is this might be just a
rumor on the internet. Sometimes the internet has rumor. Now
this is true, go ahead with it. I heard it

(29:17):
in the in the midst of the Diddy thing that
Ben kind of was getting a little antsy because remember
Jlo dated Diddy in the in the late nineties early
two thousands. Yeah, that started the resurface to a little bit.
And so he's like maybe kind of distancing himself from
from anything Diddy.

Speaker 2 (29:38):
But there's a video where Diddy's like naming a bunch
of names. He's got, like his little kid, he eats
his little gott I.

Speaker 1 (29:43):
Hope, but this little kids sitting on his lap, not
some strange kid, but he's he's rambled off a bunch
of names. Pink got thrown in there and just kills me.
Man Mark Wahlberg was a name Mark Wahlberg. Man, come on,
probably back in the Funky Bunch days. Maybe yeah, a
little freak party. I who do you have at a
freak party other than the Funky Bunch? Well? Did he
mention you you have a picture with him? Dude? How

(30:04):
about that? Somehow I'm hanging up this is it just
gets you canceled. Take it down, man. Let's see here.

Speaker 2 (30:11):
I got a signed shirt. Man, He's signed my biggie
T shirt that he did.

Speaker 1 (30:15):
Man, I took the whole thing down. Yeah, he did
it with baby Oil. Yeah. I was almost at a
freak part. I was in this dressing room after a
show in Denver. So was I a part of the
freak party. Boy Meets World, great show from the nineties. Well,
one of the people that was on the show in
the last couple of seasons. She got pregnant at fifty four,

(30:37):
and unfortunately she just had a miscarriage. But I mean,
you're fifty four years old. I mean that the fact
that she was able to get pregnant at fifty four
is kind of nutty.

Speaker 2 (30:46):
I'm not a doctor, but it just seems at fifty four,
I don't know if your body's ready for it.

Speaker 1 (30:49):
Baby. Apparently it was not thing. Trina McGee, Yeah, you
know she was. She was in the college years of
Boy Meets World. I don't know if you were a
Boy Meets World fan. Jojo Baby at fifty four Man
Broadway will dim their lights to honor James Earl Jones.
Broadway will dim the lights Thursday at six forty five

(31:11):
to honor the late James Earl Jones, who died at
ninety three years old. He was a big, big Broadway
star too. On top of you know, feel the Dreams
and Darth Vader and a ton of other stuff. I
believe he was in Conan the Barbarian. I think you're right.
He was the villain. And well, I don't know if this.

Speaker 2 (31:31):
Is true or not, but they had like, I mean,
they nailed it with the voice for darth Vader with him,
but there was someone before him who just sounded like
you and me an English talking through a boy like
I was like, boy, you could have totally ruin that
darth Vader was the guy who played Darth Vader, and
they they used his voice and it just sucked, and
they're like, we need something more basy, more with more umph.

Speaker 1 (31:53):
Yeah. And so that guy always hated the fact that
he didn't get the Darth Vader love, and Earl Jones
always got it.

Speaker 2 (32:01):
It's like a regular guy, you're part of the Rebel
Alliance and the Traders.

Speaker 1 (32:04):
I take her away and it's still a like a
Halloween mass. I'm trying to think. I don't even think
the guy who played Darth Vader in the suit was
even the guy when in Return to the Jedi they
take the helmet all, oh wow, I don't I don't
even think I think that was a whole. Another actor,
Dwayne Johnson, he did a nice thing. I guess he's

(32:28):
shooting a film. He invited some school shooting survivors to
the film set to come hang out with the rock
for a day. Remember Octo Mom? Wow? Yeah, a throwback,
right Octo Mom? She had eight kids and had a
reality show and then became a porn star. There was
no there was no dad in the picture, right, I
think yeah? I think it was just a thing like

(32:49):
she had the what is it called IDF I VF
ABC's po's family. He did born, Yes, she did born grandma,
So one of the eight kids must have a kid. Wow?
What if that? What if all of her kids have
eight kids? Uh? And how about this? We'll wrap it

(33:09):
up with this. Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Gaffigan are going
out on a comedy tour in twenty twenty five. That's
gonna it's gonna be a big old comedy tour. That's
a pretty clean one, right, It's clean. Jimmy Gafkins very clean,
Jerry's very clean. Uh. So that's gonna be a twenty
twenty five Jersey work Marshall Tuper Band tickets, Good morning, Hi, Hey,

(33:34):
How are you?

Speaker 2 (33:35):
I'm good?

Speaker 1 (33:35):
How are you? Guys? God?

Speaker 2 (33:37):
You sound very uppity this morning? To go to a
yoga class or workout or something, or where do you
headed to work? Oh?

Speaker 1 (33:42):
How did it work?

Speaker 3 (33:43):
With coffee?

Speaker 1 (33:44):
I was going to ask you how many cups of
coffee you had.

Speaker 3 (33:49):
Already?

Speaker 2 (33:50):
Are you a black coffee gal? Or are you like
cream and sugar in it?

Speaker 4 (33:53):
Black coffee?

Speaker 1 (33:54):
Yee? That's the best. That's that's the best for you, man.
Other than that, you're just drinking a Sunday Yeah, that's
what I do. I put cream in a cup and
sugar and I splash it with some coff I watch people, dude.
I'll go to like AA and I'm watching guys and
they're just pouring sugar, like just just pouring a ton
of sugar in it. I'm like, all right, hey, whatever,

(34:15):
foots are both, dude? All right, what do you do?
I'm a teacher? Okay, all right? What's your name? Candy?
All right, Candy the teacher? Is that really your name?

Speaker 4 (34:26):
Well?

Speaker 1 (34:27):
Can believe that? Okay? What do you teach? What grade?
You teach? Biology for high school seniors?

Speaker 4 (34:37):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (34:37):
So you're you're cutting up the frogs and stuff? No,
that's what I used to do.

Speaker 3 (34:41):
Not anymore.

Speaker 1 (34:42):
You don't do what do you guys do anymore? Stupid
Peter molecular. I don't know. I failed every class, so
I wasn't good. I believe I failed biology junior year.
I had to go to summer school. Yeah, I'm the
yeah yeah yeah yeah, So I don't I can't remember
anything that happened other than like the hot girls that

(35:03):
were my class. That's funny, No, you'd we know. I
take it back because I said the other day that
I thought science teachers should be men. But you know,
I take that back after this, and this is a
great science teacher. I thought that was an awful That
was a very sexist thing that I said. But you
sound like an amazing science teacher. Yeah, thank you, you
got it.

Speaker 2 (35:23):
I love.

Speaker 1 (35:25):
That's good. Do you want to give a shout out
to what school you teach in? What school do you
teach at? Sammy as Gammy? All right, well, Candice, you're
going to see the Marshall Tucker Band and Jefferson Starship.
All right, amazing, Okay, thank you. Okay, here's the deal.
I want you to do this today. I want you
to ask your seventeen year old students, your sixteen seventeen
year old students. Ask them if they have any idea

(35:47):
who Marshall, Tucker Band and Jefferson Starship are. I can
guarantee one probably might. Yeah, the hippie. The hippie kid
knows who they are. Okay, what's number eleven on the
periodic table? Number eleven on the periodic table? What is it? Oh? Wow? Yeah?
Is good at her child? She's legit? Yeah, I didn't

(36:08):
even know they were numbered. You stay on hold, Candace.
I guess they don't cut up animals anymore. Used to
dissect the fro what? I was never smart enough to
be in the biology class.

Speaker 2 (36:21):
I was still in just a science class where you like,
I don't know whatever powder it was, you just you know,
made it explode and stuff. I think I think high
school I was still making volcanoes with the what's that
vinegar and bacon powder? Like they left me out of
those smart classes because I never dissected anything.

Speaker 1 (36:36):
I had to do that instead of I was too
dumb to take calculus yeah, and algebra two. So they
had like this dumb class that was like trigonometry or
statistics and like that's.

Speaker 2 (36:52):
Where the dumb kids went. Yeah, I got Algebra two
and that was it. Man, Calculus, trigonomegie, I didn't do anywhere.

Speaker 1 (36:58):
Yeah, so yeah, it was I was just you know,
I was the head dumb kid. I got through it.
I got through. I sat.

Speaker 2 (37:04):
I tell my kid, He's like, he's like, school's prison.
I was like, I know, it's prison, buddy, but you
got to get through it. Just get through school, man, dude.

Speaker 1 (37:11):
I remember the only class that I actually failed failed
was biology junior year and had to go to summer school.
And that's where I went to the the It was
the Christian Brothers Academy in Ocean City, and it was
all the all the priests were on vacation. They're all
running around in banana handicks. Yeah, they're all swimming. That
sounds an awesome. I'm not even again. It's all these

(37:32):
priests running around. They're all oiled up in banana hammicks
with boogiey boards and stuff. And there I'm there me,
I'm just getting tutored in biology. It was biology, all right.
Gotta be hard.

Speaker 2 (37:43):
Male anatomy day is every day that's got to be
distracting the guys into speedo, trying to teach you biology
and I'm not.

Speaker 1 (37:50):
I promise you, I'm not making it up. These guys
would run around like it was like it was like
a Hawaiian tropic ad for gay guys. Sounds awesome. This
is there. Indeed, just sitting in the room seven Rock
and Roll, my shirt was off. Okay when we get back,

(38:14):
so hold on, let me I'm getting is there a visual?
Hold on? Hold on? Hold on, like wi the Wilson Phillips.
So do I need to go to Facebook? And Facebook?
I'm so dude, I'm done and and living near shore
towns and living in between shore towns. This sucks and

(38:41):
this needs to stop. I'm going over the bridge. So
I'm going through a city called Summer's Point. My mom
lives in Ocean City and I have to go see
her every day because she's ill. So I check up
on make sure she has their whole day setup or
meds and stuff. So I'm going through Summer's Points. It's like,
I don't know, seven thirty in the morning on a Sunday,

(39:03):
I go over the causeway to go over the bridge.
They have the bridge closed and I'm like, what, what why?
It's a cop from Tom's river has this cop car
with the lights on blocking the bridge. Now is this
the time of the year they should be doing. Is
this some type of repair. No, No, it's the stupid bicyclist.

(39:27):
Oh I got these, Yeah, dude, And I'm like you,
so the whole bridge is closed, So now I gotta
go around and like go to a whole nother bridge
that's like three miles away to go over. I'm like, dude,
you close the bridge for these stupid bicyclists. And two
weekends ago, I'm done. And dude, they get so they

(39:48):
think they're cars. You're not a car. You're on a
stupid bicycle. You're doing something as seven year old does.

Speaker 2 (39:55):
Two weekends ago. Last weekend, my wife and I were
going on to Briga Team where we're gonna spend the
day and sleep ou So we're headed down Saturday afternoon.
The expressway has cones all the way down and blocked off.
These bicyclists are.

Speaker 1 (40:07):
A lot of the same thing.

Speaker 2 (40:09):
They're riding from, like I don't know, to the beach
they go that it's it's they were coming off an
exit by like eht by where you are, and they're
driving an expressway to go up around the ramp and
then come back. Like even to get in the Brigantine,
I had to go through like the hood of Atlantic
City to go down like the backway.

Speaker 1 (40:26):
I'm like, I'm nowhere else. You guys could be riding
by and even on the expressway and you're close to
the side. Like my thing is, there's a shoulder, that's
where bikes live, that's where you live. But I get
these these these guys, Man, they'll go and they'll be
out in the middle of the road thinking they're a car. No,
you're on a ten speed dude, you're on something that
that I had when I was twelve. That's what That's

(40:48):
what you're on. And and my thing is car wins
every time.

Speaker 2 (40:51):
Yeah, your silly little alien helmet isn't going to stop
you from getting a concussion. Man, if you get smashed
in by a car, and that's it. Like this is
the expressway, like the miss things can happen, Like you
could be crushed in the expressway. You would give me
forty five miles on a road. You should be paying attention.

Speaker 1 (41:06):
I get it. You're talking about putting these guys on
the expressway. Man, you're talking about being crushed it's it's nuts, man,
And so they closed the whole time. Many close the
whole bridge down. I don't like the fall. They think
no one's going to be around there. I don't know.
It's still in a convenience for the people that live there,
live there. It's stupid bicyclist stop with the stupid bikes.
And I don't know these people they these they buy

(41:27):
these bikes do these bikes are like super expensive And
I'm like, I'm like that can't be comfortable sitting in
your ass on that seat for sixty miles.

Speaker 2 (41:36):
That's a lot of work, man, I see it. Bis,
I see the bicycles on the side of the road.
I like when I see the fat gired and you're sweating.

Speaker 1 (41:42):
I'm in a car and I'm comfortable, Like why are
you riding a bike? I like when I see the
fat guys who put themselves in the bike attire. I
got there, like we're like the tight shirt and the
tight shortly, but they got the big belly and it's like, well,
you might have to ride some more miles to get
that off. Yeah, what is the what is that is
for air? Like? Is that for like the break? The
I don't know what aero dynamics is that what that is?

(42:04):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (42:05):
But it looks silly, Yeah, it does look it all
looks silly. You're logoed up, but you're not making any
money off of that logo.

Speaker 1 (42:12):
Yeah, so I'm like, it just gets frustrating. Plus I
take a lot of back roads because where I am
in maze Landing, you had a ton of back roads
down the maze Landing River, and they're always having some
type of bike round about the marathons. You ran one.

Speaker 2 (42:25):
You were just interrupting traffic. I'm sure running through Atlantic
City many guys. How many guys can you get to
a city that's I mean it's a ghost town. Yeah,
and you were running fast, you didn't get jumped.

Speaker 1 (42:35):
Yeah, like that's what it was. They actually they they
would tell you that their people are gonna be chasing them,
so run faster.

Speaker 2 (42:44):
I remember, we take a twenty dollar bill to your back, remember. Yeah,
but that's a marathon you ever ran, That's that's a.

Speaker 1 (42:51):
Stupid thing too. Look at the end of the day,
stop closing roads down for stupid things like bicyclists and runners. Yeah,
we got an old race track, let's just open so
you can run around at a million times, can't you.
You have the side of the road. Just run on
the side, bicycle on the side of the road. That's all.
That's all you need. That's kind of it was. It
was a huge it was. It was a pain in

(43:12):
the ass.

Speaker 2 (43:13):
I thought they close up Brigantine all together. I was like,
how am I gonna get the bricabeaders one bridge? And
they just shut it all down. Look we get back.

Speaker 1 (43:21):
What do I think? Oh, you think you have a bet.

Speaker 4 (43:26):
You think you got it bad.

Speaker 1 (43:29):
I don't think we have it bad. Of A vet
has revealed the dog breeds that he would never own.
Are you ready? I bet it's a French bulldog. Those
things are awful. They're awful breeds. Yeah, well they're not
even supposed to be bred, like their legs are so
beat up. Well, that's a lot of dogs are like that.
They've been bred for the way people want them to

(43:50):
look instead of the way they're supposed to look. That's
what I did. I got a Bernice Mountain dog in
a poodle so it don't shed a sharpey that's all
real thought. It's a dog with a lot of wrinkles
because they could have serious skin infections and ear problems. Yeah,
it's like an uncircumcised penis. So you got up people
to skin back and clean it. French bulldog, pugs and bulldogs,

(44:14):
all bulldogs. Yeah, bulldogs are bad man. So the flat
faced breed struggle to breathe properly, having issues with allergies,
skin and ear infection, spinal issues, and problems attributed to
the bulging eyes. Yeah, I think they live like three months.
German shepherds because you got to know how to take
care of them. So they have a specific lifestyle and

(44:35):
I've heard that where if you have a German shepherd,
you need to know how to take care of a
German shepherd. They're very smart, that's why they're using US
police dogs. But they're very active, and you know, you
got to make sure that they're trained properly because they do.
They're those dogs can could eat you up. Well, my dad, no,
we had them growing up. My dad knew how to

(44:55):
train it. When it was bad, he would throw the
remote control at it. Did the same thing with you, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
we did. Yeah. There's something wrong with their hips to
their hips get all wacky. Yeah, joint issues. They said, yeah, great, Deane.
They suffer from heart conditions. So it's tough, I guess
because they're so big and dash hounds hot dog dog,

(45:17):
so their long billed, they can have back problems throughout
their life. Wow. So those are some of the dogs
that a vet would say. Don't get who's in the
market for more paranoid at the workplace? As we speak,
new software is reportedly in development which will make it
even easier for your work overlords, your boss to monitor
your every move. Not only will the software be able

(45:38):
to track your computer activity, but it might also be
able to track the user's emotions in real time, thereby
alerting those monitoring the workers who are stressed out or
tired by monitoring their faces the entire time they're at
their seat at their workstation.

Speaker 2 (45:52):
Yeah, there's that app man or that program where your
mouse will move it looks like you're working.

Speaker 1 (45:57):
I think that too. I remember in college the late
nineties that had just started, and kids in my dorm
were would get paid because they go to like all
all day long, you're supposed to go to different websites,
and they would get that program that just made it
look like the mouse was moving constantly. And so I

(46:18):
was like, I thought it was the coolest thing. I'm like,
oh man, we're beating the system. Why did it with
the video we had to watch here? That ethnics video?
I got an ethics video.

Speaker 2 (46:25):
Yes, I would just I would be doing stuff that
come over, hit play and then just let it run,
not listen to it until I then I asked you.

Speaker 1 (46:31):
You got to answer questions, man, That's why I got
the questions wrong. Yeah, it's like an HR thing right,
So I haven't done it yet, so I'm doing everything
you're not supposed to do until I watch it. Yeah.
Last year, Any Knight, also known as Australia's most sexually
active woman, set a goal for herself to have sex
with three hundred and sixty five different people throughout the year.
In twenty twenty four, she up their game and you know,

(46:53):
maybe some penicillin by committing to bumping uglies with six
hundred guys. During an interview earlier this month, Night gave
an update on our progress, saying she surpassed the sixty
percent the sixty seven percent mark by getting down with
more than four hundred men. To meet these lucky gentlemen,
Knight says she uses apps and meeting organically in real life.
She also started taking applications to make the job a

(47:17):
tad bit easier. Guys who agree to explore they are filmed,
So they have to agree to be filmed, and their
faces can be blurred out if they choose. So, is
that a year? Four hundred and a year? That's four
hundred years. She wants to get to six hundred. Yeah.
Last year she did three hundred and sixty five. Wow. Yeah,
what does she look like? Let's say, let's say, hold on, oh,

(47:41):
I gotta go to only WHOA whoa?

Speaker 2 (47:44):
Okay, either show not very attractive. If she's attractive, she's
out of her mind. You this woman is a whack
of She have crazy eyes. I can't see it.

Speaker 1 (47:51):
She has crazy eyes. She's a porn broad. She's an
only fan say it? Oh, look at the Annie Kate
is her name? Annie Kate's seventy eight on old I'm
about to clear my web history if I look her
up on Annie Kate annie A N N I E
Kate k A t E. It's any Kate seventy eight
on OnlyFans. Yeah, dude, she's cute. Yeah, yeah, okay, all right, Yeah,

(48:18):
like I expected like some sloppy broad Yeah. Nah, she's
an only fans girl, so she's just doing it to
get attention. Oh well, she got an Instagram, let's go
to it. Okay, wait is this her? This isn't her, right,
that's Carol Burnett. Oh, I get on that. I don't know,
but I hope Carol Burnette has six guys rock there

(48:42):
you go.

Speaker 2 (48:44):
I gotta give it the Hollywood man very slick in
the way they handle this thing with this beetlejuice to movie.

Speaker 1 (48:49):
Okay, so I had I saw it. Over the weekend.

Speaker 2 (48:51):
Me and the family went to uh Tilton Square right
there in Northfield. We we love those staters. They're a
good party, you know. They always give tickets again Square
Theater the best. Yeah, yeah, except they do this. They
it's a ten dollars large popcorn that used to be
free refills, and I think they're onto it. You only
get one free refill, so it's still a refill, but
only get one refill. You get once, which means I

(49:13):
have to go for the first lot of popcorn.

Speaker 1 (49:15):
Dude, I got it. Yeah, but there's a family of
for Scott, so come on now it is so the
one in Rio Grand. My wife's in a bowling league there, now, okay,
she's bowling. Yeah yeah, her and her cousin and uh
one of her parents' neighbors or friends. They're all in
a bowling league. Well, let her know. You only get

(49:37):
one refill, so you got to send somebody up for
the second one. I didn't think about that. That's one
of the great things about in real grand because it's
kind of it's it's this huge set of bowling and
golf simulator. In the movies, you can eat movie popcorn
while bowling. Yeah you sure can.

Speaker 2 (49:50):
Well, then you got yeah, but now you got slippers
and everything else too.

Speaker 1 (49:54):
Yeah, yeah, true, very true.

Speaker 2 (49:55):
So watch this movie. Good movie man, Michael Keaton. I mean,
if they throw the makeup on them, don't even know
he's old anymore.

Speaker 1 (50:01):
He was awesome.

Speaker 2 (50:03):
Yeah, yeah, he was old, so, I mean a little
slow in the beginning, but it picked up and I
liked the movie. But there's a character in the movie
they brought back, but they didn't bring back it. As
I'm watching him to be very careful.

Speaker 1 (50:15):
Yeah, like this guy. He was a bad dude. Now
he played He also played the principal in Faris Off
and he was the husband in Beetlejuice the original. He
was the husband Beatle Juice. He was an I'm a deist,
I believe he uh yeah, a very successful actor. Yeah,
you know him if you see Yeah. But but he's

(50:37):
been he's been convicted twice of having child pornography. Yeah,
so he's kind of been blackballed in Hollywood. Even though
not all that blackball he still is working some somewhat.
But they couldn't bring him back because it's it's known
that he's been convicted twice of child porn They kind
of did, but they didn't. So he kill him off

(50:57):
in the movie. So in the movie, he gets and they.

Speaker 2 (51:00):
Show well like a clay nation part of him being
in a plane and the plane goes down and he
dies and then he ends up getting bitten in half
by a shark. So he's in the movie, but his
character is half from his body, which like blood squirting
out the top of him. Like, so that's how they
brought all the characters back. This child Molesser doesn't get
his face on.

Speaker 1 (51:18):
It's weird, but it's kind in it because it's kind
of weird that like the whole movie is based around him. Right,
like like that's the kind of thing. Yeah, it's the
premise of the movie, is why they're all together again
and why this is all happening because he dies. Yeah, yes,
so and so it was weird for Tim Burton to
base the movie around the guy, even though it was

(51:40):
the character. But that guy is a bad dude who's
been convicted of having childborn.

Speaker 2 (51:45):
So you put him on screen, you just cut him
in half and there he is. He's he's scored board
everywhere you can see a spine and I heard there's
like but there's like still like pictures of him.

Speaker 1 (51:54):
Yeah, he's kind of he's. Yeah, he's. It's it's that
Hollywood thing where it's like, man, maybe we just leave
that guy out of it, like you Yeah, you left
Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis out of it. And they
were a big part of the first They were a
huge part of the first one. Yeah, they really towed
the line there, but it got through it. Man, it
was a good movie. Yeah. I heard it was. I
heard it was good. It is. I heard it was good. Yeah,

(52:17):
I heard it it was. It's one of those movies
where after you watched it, you never think about it. Easy, yep. Yeah,
and so I was never a big Beetle Juice fan
that the first one is good exactly. It was just
all right, Michael. I like Michael Keaton.

Speaker 2 (52:31):
He's cool, you know, like we would have rather seen
the Transformers cartoon. I'm like, well, I wanted to see
Beatles or shut up.

Speaker 1 (52:37):
Yeah. I like the I like the girl she's she's
really talented. I don't know her name. She yeah, I
like her.

Speaker 2 (52:45):
Kirsten dun Alley apple Gate or something like that. Christina Ricci. No,
Ricci is that reached Christina.

Speaker 1 (52:55):
No, not the the girl that played her daughter. She's
she's really good in the stuff. I want to say
Olivia Rodrigo, but she's a that's her, is it? I
don't think. I don't think it's her Olivia Rodrigo. I
don't think I think we're wrong. You look it up.
I think your fact chat go ahead, Okay, I'm pretty

(53:16):
sure it's Olivia Rodrigue. Really good. I think we're I
think we're yeah. I heard what Nona Ryders sucked in it.

Speaker 4 (53:23):
Dude.

Speaker 1 (53:23):
She's weird, man, She just she doesn't she doesn't know
how to act anymore, which is weird because she was
such a good actress.

Speaker 2 (53:27):
Bro, you're right even in like, okay, you think in
Stranger Things you're watching her just act like a wacko.
But she's acting.

Speaker 1 (53:33):
She's act That's why she's good in Stranger Things. She's
acting like herself, like the wacko. But yeah, she's one
of these other bros. Remember she got arrested for shoplifting.
It's like shoplifting for yeah, Yeahrigo me, it's not. It's
not Olivia Rodrigo J. That's right.

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Keep I'm.

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