THURSDAY 10-31-24

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

Speaker 2 (00:11):
In a world of dull, mediocre radio, in a time
of regulations and rules, under the scrutiny of bosses and management,
one show breaks all the rules to deliver entertaining, compelling
and educated radio and stand guarding the rest.

Speaker 3 (00:34):
And this show.

Speaker 2 (00:37):
Isn't it?

Speaker 3 (00:45):
Hey? Man? What's happening? Happy Halloween? Yeah? Happy? Uh? Mischief
Night was last night. Nobody did need nothing in my neighborhood,
not announce a toilet paper. No one put a big
dog on somebody's window with a bar soap. Yeah, I
into my wife's car. Did you get her good? You're good?
So yeah, I think mischief Night is the thing of

(01:06):
the past. Well, my wife, I know she has to
get out early today for work. So I took a
knife and I put it in the front of her tire. Nice,
I said, Now you're not going anywhere woman. Nuh huh uh. Yeah.
I mean that's the thing. Like I remember, you know,
every now and then our house will get egged. You know,
you you'd wake up to some toilet paper in a tree. Yeah,

(01:27):
toilet paper was fine. The egg on the house, man,
I mean that that kind of sucked because you can
ruin a car. You can ruin a house. It was
pre like we had asbestos, so it was painted and
the egg could screw up the paint job of the house.
That was always the big thing with getting the house egged. Yeah,
if you're listening now, you still have a couple of
hours here before the sun comes up, with about an hour,

(01:50):
So let's go get your neighbor. Well, now it's Halloween,
come on, now, let's have fun. Let's let's we're gonna
go out. We're gonna trigger treat the night like kids.
You don't get it if you're up right now getting
ready for school. Years a go, they would burn down
a city on mischief night. Yeah it was Camden was
on I mean I think it was. It was the
mid nineties. Yea. They lit camp and I'm not saying
there was a fire. They lit the city on fire.

(02:12):
Looked like Gotham. That's what we did on mischief Like,
you guys are just lazy. Now I got, I blew
up a car, did anything. I got the day off
of school, yeah, because my school was near Camden. Yeah.
The first time I got arrested for real, well the
next day I got arrested. But that's a different story
for different days. Yeah, yeah, you know what, let's not
tell that story. No, yeah, everybody, Uh, it is Thursday.

(02:33):
We're gonna find a ZXL workforce employee of the Day
or that we have. Uh it's it's a Tom Petty
tribute band coming to resorts called Damn the Torpedoes, and
uh we'll hook you up with those tickets coming up
just a little bit. So when not two point seven
ZXL New Jersey's rock station ZXL Morning Show, Good morning everybody,

(02:56):
dord line. I'll write it down, well, do it line,
and things sucks. I'm scotty, good morning yours news foul
ues just six days until November fifth, and the day
after President Joe Biden called Trump supporters garbage. Tonald Trump
showed up to a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin. So

(03:19):
much fun in a trash truck wearing an orange vest.
He really is enjoying this whole thing. I think he
feels pretty confident they got a real shot to win
the White House back. So I think is in you
know what, let's just have fun mode. The quote is
they told me the vest would make me look thinner,
so I'm just gonna wear it on stage. I may
never wear a blue jacket ever again. How do you
hate the guy? I just don't get it. A doctor

(03:40):
from Atlanta County will spend over a year in prison
for helping orchestrate the state health benefit scheme by writing
five million dollars in fraudile prescriptions for kickbacks that came
down yesterday. Brian Sokolowski of Margie Leada guilty last year
to one count of conspiracy conspiring. That's not a word now,

(04:01):
Actually Trump used it. Yeah Trump for a second. It's
next to big league so conspiring to commit health care
fraud by signing orders for compound medications. Airlines are now
required to give customers automatic refunds under a new Department
of Transportation role that what will effect this week. While
the new regulation won't make grappling with flight delays cancelations

(04:22):
less hellish, you are at least guaranteed to get your
money back when an airline doesn't transport you from point
A to point B. A's promised, so if it's delayed
or itinerary changes happen, or also if they lose your luggage,
you're now able to get money back for all that

(04:43):
good because you feel like, yeah, they really have you
buy the balls. We have flights for Florida coming up,
and my flights have changed three times. I've gotten emails
from Spirit saying you're flat. I'm waiting for them to say,
by the way, we're just not going to launch the
plane that day, so find your own find your own
way down to Florida. My wife and I did a
weekend in Chicago and we had everything set up and

(05:05):
it was like twenty four hours before we were supposed
to leave, and they were like, you're just not on
the flight anymore. Yeah, and We're like what And we
never even got our money back. They gave us a credit.
They lasted a year, and we're like, first of all,
I don't want to fly United ever again because you
just did that to us. And so I'm not getting
my money back, I'm getting your credit. I'm not going

(05:26):
anywhere in a year. And so we lost it and
we ended up driving. Yeah, I mean, how about like
an inconvenience fee too, Like, I mean you also a
little entire day to go on vacation. I mean there
should be something there that's news. What about sports? Dodgers
they won the World Series last night, Sixers they lost
the Pistons one oh five ninety five Grizzlies on Saturday,

(05:46):
Flyers Blues. That's tonight and Thursday night football is a
bit of a stinker. The Texans versus the Jets, yep'll
be a bad one. I guess they thought with Aaron
rodgers Man they would give the Jets a lot of
primetime games. Yeah, and it's just it hasn't worked out
with the other New York team too. It's not working
out too well. Who's Who's that? The other team you

(06:07):
know who plays in New Jersey, the Blue, the Blue
and Red Ones. They should bury that stadium like they
did Haffa. There you go, I have no there's no football.
There's no football in New York's so football in New York.
There you go. That's news. That's yes. Sunny today high
the seventy eight clouds tonight, open at sixty four tomorrow
for your Friday kickoff, your weekend sun clouds high up
to seventy nine. Still no rain, dude, Still, it looks

(06:29):
like it looked like we got some drizzle last night.
My driveway was wet. Yeah. Yeah, And but dude, I
don't understand this. We haven't had rain in months. Nope,
they're gonna say no more rain ever in so they might. Honestly,
we've goofed gone it. I don't know. Maybe this global
warming is real. Okay, it's sixty two outside and I
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Rock Station ZXL Morning Show. I can do something today
I never thought I would do. And I had a
discussion with my wife last night. I said, we got
to stand strong in here, all right. We can't cave

(07:35):
to the child. And that's what we've done with the
text that I got this morning. Already this morning, this morning,
I get a text on where I have to go
now after the show Spirit Halloween Shot, which I swore
I would never ever walk into I tried weeks ago.
I tried with the kids, like, do you want to
just go go through it? This show to go exactly
exactly right? You got one day left, right, we got

(07:58):
zero days left. Yeah, so my, uh my, it's awesome.
My uh. All the costumes we get we get on
a Facebook marketplace, so you can't even you can't even
try them on. So the kids get stuck with this crap.
This is what I used to do with the with
the kids, I would take them the Spirit Halloween and
we'd go there and see all the cool stuff they had,
and then I go buy it somewhere cheaper, right, like

(08:19):
a rubber rat. It's like nine dollars there. I get
if I can get a bundle of them from the
Amazon for like a dollar, yeah, I get it. I
mean it's a cool store. I like it. It's awesome.
You know, headquarters right here, uh in e Carbor Township.
But uh but yeah, it's just too expensive. So my oldest, uh,
the eleven year old, he's Deadpool for Halloween. Nice, but
but it's a Deadpool costume. It doesn't fit them, and

(08:41):
he's embarrassed to wear it. Everywhere because it's big, right,
because we get everything on Facebook marketplace, so you can't
try it on. I don't know what for an adult
size male dude. The back of it, the back of
it has like it they look like man buns because
she has to pull the costume and then put rubber
bands around it all up. Yeah, but I don't care
about Hallowe nor should he just go out there with

(09:02):
your kid. Yeah, he's just like he wanted to be
cool by having air Jordan's man. Those when you're a kid, man,
those things are important, I know, But when you're a dad,
you don't care about these things. Like it's fifteen dollars online,
I'm gonna give you a boss cop sneakers. I care less. Yeah, dude,
it's Spirit Halloween. You can pay on arm mental legs.

(09:23):
And first of all, you probably won't even find it.
Like I said, the the shelves are gonna be super empty.
There's no way I'm gonna find because everything happened this weekend,
so everyone who was going to have a Halloween party
had it on Saturday, so all the stuff is gone.
At a Spirit Halloween, I would be shocked if I
got there and the doors were locked. I wouldn't be
surprised a big chain in a locker one. No, they
just changed it to now the Christmas Spirit right, so

(09:46):
now it's just a Christmas shop. So for this Deadpool costume,
I gotta buy candy today, and some of the stores
are pulling the candy off the shelves already and putting
up the Christmas stuff. We went to a little a
trunk retreat on Saturday. So I'm sitting at the tab
with my wife having like food and everything else. We're
ready to get out of there. My kid comes back
with a full bowl of candy. I'm like, where'd you
get it from? He's like they were wrapping up the

(10:07):
trunk of treating. The guy just said here, take as
much as you want. So we grabbed the whole bowl.
So my wife says, Okay, put that back. I said no, no, no,
we're gonna give that away on Halloween. So we got
a bowl. I don't know, dude, I don't know what
you pay for a bag of real candy now, like
real stickers and kit cats. Let's say, let's say one
hundred piece bag. Yeah, you're looking at twenty bucks right right,
So put The problem is dude, I need buckets of

(10:29):
candy because they ship kids into my neighborhood. So like, dude,
I'll get you know, I'll get a couple hundred kids.
So I got to make sure I got enough candy. Now,
a lot of it's gonna be dollar treat candy. What
I do is I put the middle of the bull
all dollar tree, and then up top I'll put the
what looks like some good stuff. That way the neighbors
don't think I'm trash. We put a bowl out says

(10:50):
please take one, and there's hardly anything in it. So
the kids that get there, they're like, oh my god,
another kid must have taken all the good candy. Meanwhile,
we locked the door. Man, we turned the lights off.
We take the kids trick or treating. Why I love
my Yeah, my neighbor next to me, man, he just
he keeps his house dark. Donet aance of the door.
That guy, yeah go man a little flag over his house.
And you look at him online. You know you don't
put out any effort some people. I mean I know

(11:12):
the houses too that they're full bars like it looks
like a it looks like a like a benefit for
a football team he's got full full, like full candy
bars stacked up. Yeah, we had a couple of those
growing up. Man. And then I now I'm known as
the guy in the neighborhood where the dads stop by
because I have uh I give beer out through these adults.
That's nice, so the dads will snag it, you know,

(11:32):
those little little snag of high life while they walk
around trick or treating. And then dude, we have a
food truck that now a block away. It's been a
couple of years they've been doing that. They they bring
in a whole food truck. You're not on a street
two down, two down from us, which I don't know
if we're gonna hit this year. We talked about just
doing our street kind of hanging out whatever. But uh
but man, it's it's coolers of shots. It's like legit,
one lady, it's me. You're talking about my house. Tonight.

(11:54):
They had like food like they had you could scoop,
like chili and soup and everything else is like you
people are out of your I can't wait for this
whole thing to be over. But I gotta go today
and get plastic samurai swords for the Deadpool costume, which
most likely are gonna be sold out. I stick Samurai,
So yeah, you know you might be able to I'm
I'm you take take a trip. Yeah, I think I do.

(12:15):
Actually take a trip to a dollar Tree. Yeah, because
they got those cheap swords. Because here's the thing they're
gonna break. Yes, yeah, so this is a one night
and that's gonna be it. Yeah. So I think I
think you can find something if you just need the swords. Yeah, dude,
do not go to Spirit because they're gonna they're gonna
rob you. I think you could probably pull that off
at a Dollar Tree. I told my wife, I said,

(12:35):
you know how much you're gonna pay on Halloween to
get these things if they're even there? Come on, you're
gonna spend thirty dollars on what? But he really wants them,
so we'll see. Look there's a dollar Tree right down
the road. Yeah, I need a real sword there. Go
check it out. You know. You get there, you know,
maybe maybe you buy some hot pockets, yeah, a stake
yeah yeah, and some tuna fish, you know, some dented cans.

(12:59):
Give you a boy. I told him to her, I
was like where I was like, where was this month ago.
He's like, I've been telling mom. I was like, well,
you even tell dad. I would have ordered on Amazon.
I could find him on Amazon for like three dollars.
It would have been here today. Dude. My wife shut
it down because my little guy want to be Wolverine.
So we get this super clause. Okay, so he's got
the clause. Then my wife looks online at the costume.

(13:20):
There's like eighty bucks and she's like, yeah, you're not
being able for free. Like my kid got it. He's
like fifteen dollars middle school last year. Look, we uh,
we get back. We'll knock out some rock news er
Scottie rock News. Hey, here's some rock news for you.

(13:40):
Your favorite band Heart. They have announced now that Anne
Wilson is healthy again. She had a battle with cancer
last year. They canceled a bunch of tour dates. She's
back with her sister and they're going out on tour.
They decided who the opening bands are gonna be. You
ready for this? Yeah, go ahead and Waiting Squeeze, Yeah,

(14:03):
Cheap Trick and Lucinda Williams. I've never seen anyone ever
wear a Heart band T shirt. Did they not make them?

Speaker 4 (14:11):
No?

Speaker 3 (14:11):
They have a pretty cool logo. Yeah, like the old
the old seventies Heart logo is pretty cool. But but yeah,
I mean it's a it's a solid tour, Chief tricks,
a lot of fun. Lucinda Williams is good if you
dig like folky music. Uh So, the closest show we're
going to get the Heart is gonna be April sixteenth,
and that's a Radio City music Hall with special guests

(14:32):
Lucinda Williams. That's the band Heart. Aston Villa has unveiled
an exciting collaboration with Adidas and Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne.
I believe this is soccer, but they call it football
and always throws me off. It's confusing. They're launching a

(14:54):
new soccer shoe and it's paying homage to Ozzie and
Black Sabbath. Okay, that's kind of cool. You never really
heard about that before. Like a rock it's it's called
Predator twenty four boots handpainted by an artist who drew
inspiration from the iconic albums from the band, as well
as their live shows that made them one of the
most popular bands of all time, Like did they ever

(15:16):
team up with Korn? With the Adidas song. I think
I know they. I know they did with Run DMC.
I think they did, did they? I think we did
that story last year that Korn finally got in bed
with Adidas because they sing a song called Adidas And
what's Adidas really stand for? It's not all day. I
dream about sex all day. I dream about sports. Oh sports? Yeah? Okay, yeah,

(15:37):
Korn song is all day I dream. Yeah, seck me
and you I got I'll put it on my credit card.
You can pay me back. We're gonna go to the
Louder Than Life festival. Okay, who am I going to
see up there? Slayer? So I guess the headliner in
Kentucky in Louisville September eighteenth through the twenty first of

(15:59):
next year. It'll be headlined by Slayer. Now, we won't
get the rest of the bands until the winter. That's
when they're gonna make the announcement of the rest of
the bands. Uh so, get ready, Slayer is going to
headline the Ladder than Life tour. Do you know what
that crowd even look like? I mean, I don't do

(16:20):
I don't know any what's the Slayers? I don't know what.
We don't even play Slayer here. No, we don't play
Iron Maiden here at least Iron Maiden. I know, run
to the hills, Run for the hills, right, I know?
And I know Eddie the mascot. If you want to
go to the Louder Than Life Festival, early Bird passes
go on sale in November. The early Bird you mean

(16:42):
by old people, Well, I mean you gotta sit figure
Slayers probably what forty years old, right, they've been around
for that long. So yeah, these people are old.

Speaker 4 (16:48):
Man.

Speaker 3 (16:48):
They're breaking hips out there trying to mash at the
Louder Than Life Festival. And Louisville is a fun town.
So me and you could have a lot of fun
in Louisville. I don't know if we're gonna stick around
for the festival. Maybe we won't. Just we don't even
go to the show. We go look, yeah we can
go see uh the Kentucky Derby. I took that tour once.

(17:10):
It's not a lot going on when there's not a
horse race happening. Oh you weren't there for a horse race? No, no, no,
I was there on a business trip and they just
took us to tour the race track. But it's just
like it's an empty racetrack. So yeah, we had the choice.
We could do the baseball bat factory or the horse track.
I probably should have went with the baseball bat factory.

(17:32):
What's that just a wooden lady just watching his spin,
just carve out wood? Well, you got him back, Like
I didn't get anything going to see the horse track, right,
Like what is that Churchill down right? And so like
I didn't I didn't get it, Like, yeah, I didn't
get a hoof or right. But the other people that
want to go to the bat factory, the Louisville Slugger Factory,

(17:52):
they got baseball back. Yeah, like when your friends would
come back from a field trip, they all have burger
king king.

Speaker 2 (17:59):
To you.

Speaker 3 (18:02):
Uh, I do feel bad. Start and we got to
take its for My oldest daughter is moving out on
her own, right, flybird fly need help getting that treadmill
up there and the elliptical and the wall rock climbing wall.
So now uh and my wife's like, what do you
want to do with the room? And I said, I
know what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna make it into

(18:23):
a little gym. So her bedroom is now going to
be a gym, and so I got a weight the
weight bench, the exercise bike, the elliptical, like, I got
it all right. So she kind of had the heart
the heart with me the other night, and you know,
my this is my my oldest daughter. And she's like, uh,

(18:44):
you know, I'm kind of really sad about moving, and
I know I should have been more compassionate, but all
I kept thinking about was, hey, can you get your
stuff out early? Because here's the thing I got. Once
all her stuff's out, I got shampoo, the carpets. You know,
I gotta clean the room. I gotta you know, uh,

(19:06):
disinfect the room. And uh. And I'm like, man, it
would be nice to have this all set up by
the weekend. Yeah, right, so you can enjoy it all
the weekend. And then so I and and I keep
giving her these like hints, like I went and got
her like twenty boxes and I was like, here, started
packing it up right, yeah, here here is so and

(19:26):
she's like, you know, I'm kind of dragging my feet
on on on on packing because I'm I'm kind of
sad about leaving. And I'm like no, no, no, no no, no,
that's expendit. Expedite this a little a little bit quicker.
You need to fill that room with this big stuff
you can so she can never come back. She's only
moving and honestly, she's moving three minutes away. Yeah, and

(19:47):
so I said, h I said, okay, I said, well,
do you have everything lined up? And she's like, we're
gonna take our time. No no, no, no, no, no no no, no,
take a time. I said, you could get done this
in a couple hours. I said, we could have that
room empty in a up out. Make it like a
storage container where if you're not out by twelve midnight
on Sunday, then everything's gonna get locked and we're gonna
auction it all. You know what the problem is. And

(20:07):
it's a good problem to have. And I hope I
had this problem too. You made it a fun house,
so hang you ahead of the fact, you and your
wife made it a real fun house for her to
hang out. Here's the thing, and in my house was
growing up, was an awful house. And there's no need
for anything she like, she doesn't when she lives with us.
There's no needs. There's no bills that she has to pay,
right and it's not like, you know, we don't ask
her for rent or anything. Like that, and uh, you know,

(20:30):
she doesn't have to worry about utilities and all that stuff.
And uh, I'm just like, I'm like, yeah, but and
I said to her, I said, you're three minutes away.
We'll probably see a more you know, when you move
out than we do when you're here. Yeah, and it'll
be quality time, not her wreck in the kitchen like
she always does. Dude, I don't know. That's like when
we lost all of our dogs. Not you know, it's

(20:51):
like when we lost all of our dogs. It's like, Wow,
there's no more dogs in the house to mess things up.
I'm not kidding. It's her superhero skill. She comes into
a kitchen and all of a sudden, boom, it's just trashed. Yep.
Like I'm shocked by that. But no, I mean we're
gonna miss her, right, But she's moving three minutes down
the road, so it's not it's not like she's moving

(21:13):
to another state. It's not even she's she's not even
going to the county lines. Yeah, she's staying in the
same city as us. Now, how's the wife taking it?
That's her baby girl. I think the wife's a little bummed. Ok.
But and this isn't her first stin. I mean, she's
moved out before, so it's not like this is the
first time. But I think this time it's for real.

(21:33):
Hopefully it'll stick because once I get to gym, yeah,
I ain't putting a bed back in there, right, she
can sleep on a weight bench. I think that's what
it is. Like I had I had a buddy man
whose sister finally moved out. She's with him forever. And
it was the thing that like when she came back
to the house after it was all done, like and
her room again the day after bro ripping out the carpets,

(21:55):
cleaning up the entire dude, the whole thing is like redone.
And she's like, wow, there is no no, that's what
it is. And there's no security there. You have it
in your head, man, And I'm like, I'm like yeah,
Like you know, I think my wife asked me that
last week and she was like, she does Do you
have a plan for the room? I was like, yeah, yeah,
I do, Like I've been thinking about it for the

(22:15):
last year. Up on the wall flash screen TV while
you're doing elliptical, I got an undertaker poster. Huh right,
poster A full house. There's a bow flex back box
in the garage. You got some of the bow flex, man,
I got one of those guy that that those those
rubber guys that you can punch. I can't. Damn, I'm

(22:37):
not his jack. I'm hanging a Uh what's the what's
the big the bag that the boxers hit speed like
a speed bag or one of the bigger bags. I
have to put. I put bolts in to the to
the the joints up in the in the in the ceiling,
put in the raft or something fall. Yeah that sound

(23:00):
Why dont we just hear the Rocky theme playing constantly.
I couldn't get out of my house fast enough. We
even tried to gather our friends, but I think I
was like twenty twenty one, and we're trying to find
the friend with the best credit and the other friend
would make money. We go to one apartment complex to
try and get like approved, and you still had to
have a parent signed before. I was like, please get
me out of my house. Eighteen Yeah, man, eighteen, I
was out. I went to college and it doesn't matter

(23:22):
where you went and what the condition was, it just
wasn't That was the best part, like to eat Man.
But eighteen I was out in college. I'd come home,
you know, in the summers, and you know, and I
have to stick around for a couple of months. But
other than a six month stint at twenty two, I've
been out of my parents' house since eighteen. Yeah, I

(23:42):
think twenty four to twenty five is went first radio
gig in Mississippi. So that's the first time I was
like away from home and have my own place, man.
And it was It's awesome. It was. It was awesome, man.
And it teaches you like life skills and you know,
and having roommates and having to deal with people and
how to solve issues and problems. How long the front
office will let you float the float the rent until
they kick you out and say no, no, we're really

(24:03):
We're gonna lock this thing up, dude. I remember I
had a roommate who didn't pay his half of the rent,
and I gave the landlord half of my rent and
she goes, yeah, it doesn't work like that. No, no, no,
you can't lock half the apartment down. I was like, well,
then you got to talk to him. Look, I got
a pair of tickets Tom Petty Tribute Band come in
the resorts. Do you want to go see it? Tom
Petty Tribute Band come in the resorts this weekend? Do

(24:25):
you want to go see it? Tom Petty Tribute Band
come in to resorts six zero nine six seven seven
one hundred seven six zero nine six seven seven one
hundred seven. We'll get back. I got some evidence, well
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Speaker 2 (25:07):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (25:07):
How about this. My name is Jim I Build Sheds.
Here's my phone number. Yeah, put it out. We'll play that,
Jim Jim Sheds. Yes, I'm looking for a landscaper, which,
by the way, I bring this up real quick, so
I'm in Brigtine and I see a landscaping company, right,
So I got a I got a price from a
guy who's just okay, but I'm like, let me get
some other prices. I try and call this landscaping company

(25:29):
the phone number, and it's like it just keeps disconnecting me.
I'm like, well, how do you run a business like that? Dude?
I did that. There was a house by my mom's
that was getting powerwa washed. So I roll up to
the truck right, guys in the truck and I said, hey, man,
can you can you give me an estimate or a

(25:50):
phone number I can call it to get it set
up in English or Spanish? Did you say it? Which
wasn't am ego okay? And he's like, he goes uh
uh and I was like, well seko English. Well he's like,
I don't have a like a business card. I said okay,
and I said do you have a phone number and

(26:11):
he goes, I don't know what it is Jesus. And
I'm like, dude, I'm trying to give you money. Literally,
I'm trying to give you money the powerwak of house
and he's like yeah. So I ended up taking a
picture of the side of the truck. Yeah, that had
like a website on it. Yeah, my buddy doesn't have
to eat like I have. I have my buddy who's
a contractor, and I got the landscaping guy who does
an okay job. I just needed to move some rock

(26:32):
and put a new rock down. Neither one of them
has a business card. I'm like, you're right. Like I
have a guy in my neighborhood and asked about building
a deck. I was like, I have a guy. He's like,
can I have his card? I'm like, he don't have
a card, But how bad does that look? It looks bad.
It's bad, especially because you can get business cards for
like twenty bucks. It's easy to do. It's super easy.
There's a super easy website if you get classy. I

(26:53):
don't know, man, whatever, it's gonna have a phone number,
maybe an email address. Okay, yes, well then I had
to go back and get his will email him like, dude, no, no,
Chucky one two eighty three at email? Is it going
to do it? So? What's Johnson nineteen? What's your professional one?
I don't know. This guy's from Delaware. I'm confused on

(27:16):
what he's even talking about. These guy's from Delaware. All right,
let's hear this.

Speaker 1 (27:20):
That's what you get when you live in Jersey.

Speaker 3 (27:22):
What was your daughter? Was that your daughter? First of all?
Now what you run back to U of D? Man,
Have you got some real candy? Yeah, we don't do that. Now.
I don't know what ails you Jersey folks. Not your
girl that goes to University of Delaware. I don't know
that she left home and moved out. And but then
he went in the trigger treating don't know. Like I said,

(27:45):
it actually clearly says guy from Delaware, and it says
I'm confused. I don't I don't know what that gentleman
dailful Delaware is talking. We'll play them, sure, talk back.
White trash. You were talking about white trash the other day,
that how I waved the flag and like it's in
my bones, it's in my blood I am. I am

(28:06):
born and raised white trash. Think you did something too,
It was kind of white trashy. I was trying to
think about it. It's okay. Every day, I know I've
taken things from here toilet paper and stuff. Back in
the day, I remember loading that stuff up. Yeah, like
you know, we've definitely stolen a fair share of stuff
from from work. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's that's trashy.

(28:28):
That's white trashy. I have a lot of RCA cables
sitting at home that probably were property the old regime. Here,
I got paper plates, Uh that was yesterday. White trash. Yeah.
I'm thinking you guys are too hard on yourselves. You're
not white trash. I mean, like even JoJo's mom, she's
not white trash. I mean she rinches Streen after talking

(28:51):
about your mom. Man, Next up, Phil Collins. Okay, Phil Collins.
I thought I was the only person that thought of
Miami Vice when I heard Phil Collins. That's pretty cool.
How old are you? Brother? This is Bob from Battle Creek, Michigan.
We talk about Phil Collins. I get it. I get

(29:12):
the comparison to Miami Advice. Yeah, because he well, Phil
Collins did a couple episodes. He played a drug dealer
on Miami Vice, and I believe some of his music
was used in Miami Advice. With Sunday Night Football, they
used that song. Chris Stapleton does it. He does with
Snoop Dogg. Dude, Yeah, Chris Staple does a great job.

(29:34):
I love Snoop Dogg. Hop guy, I don't like. I
don't like the Snoop Dogg part of it. It's in
the air tonight. Yes, it's great. They do it for
Monday night football. Yeah, Chris Staple does a great job.
But then Snoop Dogg comes on, and I don't know
Snoop Doggs. I know, I didn't dig it. Oh yeah,
so Phil Collins, Miami Vice and I'm forty four years old, Sir,
Dudes on Dudes, Dudes on Dudes on Dude. There was

(29:56):
a website I was on this.

Speaker 4 (29:57):
Morning, he Joon Scottie. What's with this iHeart podcast Dudes
on Dudes? Who sponsors that?

Speaker 3 (30:10):
Did he? I don't know what that is. I don't know.
Do we promote a podcast called dude on Dudes? Because
I'm listening. If we do, I don't know. Now. I
know when you listen to the actual feed online, like
through the app, they do advertised things and there's a
lot of advertisements too. For iHeart is like this massive
company that has a ton of podcasts and all things.

(30:30):
The iHeart radio app. Man, it's something for everybody. So
I don't know. Maybe there is a dude on Dude podcast. Yeah,
maybe we me a guest on the show. Maybe if
I'm trying to change out my garbage disposal, I call
into the podcast and say, hey, man, guys, a bunch
of guys up there, how do I change my garbage disposed?
And I believe just answer his question. I don't think
it's sponsored. No, okay, that's it. Jump on the talk

(30:51):
back feature. We will play them. It's so easy. Go
to the iHeart radio apps. It's back anything racket rock
or roughing a love. Lenny Kravitz's daughter Zoey Kravitz, has

(31:14):
been seen out about New York City after the announcement
that her and her fiance have split up. Channing Tatum
looked like she was in good spirits, just wandering in
the streets of New York. It's a good looking broad dude.
Mom is Lisa Bonett. Dad's Lenny Kravitz. He's a good
looking guy. They had a kid, right, Channing Tatum and
her did they have a kid? I don't think so.

(31:36):
I don't know. Maybe be a good looking kid. Good
looking kid or maybe not. They might have got Billy
Joel ooh yeah, what if that kid comes out? Doesn't
get any any of the good looking right, Sophie Turner.
That's uh. She hasn't done much since Game of Thrones.
She was the redheaded girl in Game of Thrones. She

(31:57):
said her relationship with Joe Jonas was quote beautiful and
the divorce was sad. They were married for a while.
I think a couple of years ago they broke up.
So she's I guess, being interviewed about what it's like
being married to one of the Jonas brothers. She's annoying
in real life? Was she annoying on the show like
this my wife? My wife got way into it, but

(32:21):
her like the show. The show, Yeah, show was pretty good.
That was it was all right. I can't do to
kill off what I thought was gonna be the main
character in the first season was spoiler alert, spoiler it's
eight years old. People watch him. Yeah, that was Yeah,
they did. They killed off characters pretty quickly. I guess
it's all over now. I don't know, man, it's that

(32:43):
thing with dragons and stuff like That's why I never
liked the Lord of the Ring stuff and the Harry
Potter stuff, the Hobbit stuff, the dragon eggs. I'm like, yeah,
I had to wait three seasons from the Finally Hatch.
Travis Kelsey said on his podcast that he and his girlfriend, Taylor'swi,
they're absolutely happy together. He said, he said, you know,

(33:05):
there was a rumor, I guess when the football season
started that maybe they were breaking up, but he said,
they are still absolutely happy and in love.

Speaker 1 (33:13):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (33:13):
Is this kind of sad man? And I guess you know,
Bruce Willis is dealing with dementia and uh, and it's
it's it's a type of dementia where he can't really
speak anymore. And they said it probably about ten years ago.
He had he had signs that it was coming on,

(33:33):
but he had a stutter while growing up, and they
thought it was just his stutter coming back. They could
have caught it quicker. They could have probably caught it quicker.
I don't know. I mean, I'm going through that, you
know with my mom. So there's not much they could
do for dementia. His stutters just come back. I don't
know the doctors that. So I had a horrific stutter

(33:54):
when I was a kid. Yeah, like I had to
go through five years of speech therapy and uh. And
my daughter she still yells at me now because every
every now and then she'll stutter. And she said she
gets it from making sure And I'm like, dude, stuttering
was the worst. And I like you talk about being

(34:14):
a kid and like getting bullying stuff like when you
can't talk, and I couldn't, Like I stuttered, stuttered and
I would have to go to to uh speech class
in the summer. That's how bad my stutter was. Sally
sells Sea sure, seashells down what it was. I would
have to sit there and and and just go over

(34:36):
the same things and read the same things over and
over again. I'd have to wear these headphones. I had
no shirt on.

Speaker 1 (34:44):
It.

Speaker 3 (34:45):
Maybe it wasn't a stutter for father. For Father Joe
to take communion, congratated, you had to stutter? How long
trash would take?

Speaker 1 (35:01):
So?

Speaker 3 (35:02):
Uh, Sean White, the Flying Tomato, he was the snowboard
him and his girlfriend Nina de Breave de Brove. I
think she's on one of those the c W shows.
They're engaged. So congrats to the Flying Tomato Seawan White.
And we'll wrap it up with this Joe Exotic, remember
him from the Tiger King? How long was he in

(35:23):
prison for? He's got to getting out soon, right? He
think so he's engaged to a fellow in meate. Okay,
look can be shamed if he gets out and the
other guy doesn't. Congrats to Joe Exotics after a rock
stationers the XL work Force employee the day. Good morning,
hey man, how are you?

Speaker 1 (35:40):
I'm doing all right to work?

Speaker 3 (35:42):
You calling for the Tom Petty tickets the tribute ban
I get it? Okay, Eric, he reminded me, it's not
Tom Petty because he's dead. Did pass? Tom did pass?
This is damn the Torpedoes, the Tom Petty Tribute band
coming to resorts. Okay, can't be a nice ship. It's
gonna be Saturday night over resorts. You got tickets?

Speaker 1 (36:03):
I a you.

Speaker 3 (36:05):
Take with you, your your lovely wife, your girlfriend? Who
is it?

Speaker 1 (36:08):
Yeah?

Speaker 3 (36:11):
You know, I would say if you're trying to really
get lucky, I'd buy some dinner ahead of time. Oh,
there's a What's over resorts Capriccio's. That's a good spot
at resorts, fantastic. You're gonna love it there. Yeah, they
have a magician.

Speaker 1 (36:22):
Really all right?

Speaker 3 (36:24):
That sounds good? Or you go to Hooters. So much
to do, with so much to do? There's also a
U when I drive through Atlantic City to get to work.
Sometimes from Brigantine. There's also a Pizza Real on the
main strip there that's packed about four four thirty in
the morning. So what's going on there? Drugs? Okay, prosecute okay,
all right, that's where they hang out after the night's done. Yeah, yeah,

(36:48):
that's their diner. That's it. Yeah, all right, man, you
stay on hold. We're gonna hook you up with tickets
damn the Torpedo Tom Petty tribute band coming the resorts.
All right, you got it. What do you do? What's
your job? We'll make to work force employee the day.
What do you do for a living? I work on
the expensive boat expensive boats.

Speaker 1 (37:07):
Yeah, the big, the big yachts and stuff.

Speaker 3 (37:09):
Like that, when we work over Viking.

Speaker 1 (37:12):
I had worked over there yet. Oh yeah, I'm kind
of on my own a little bit.

Speaker 3 (37:17):
Man. The things. Those things are impressive. I don't even
know what kind of money you have to have, stupid money,
stupid ridiculous money to have one of those boats, man,
but they're pretty impressive.

Speaker 1 (37:25):
And all I want all I want. I don't want
the money. All I wanted the money they spend a fuel.

Speaker 3 (37:30):
Yeah, man, think about that. Because even back, dude, I
remember back in the eighties, my dad had a boat
and it was one hundred bucks back then the Philadelphias year.

Speaker 1 (37:38):
That was now four five dollars a gallon. They burned thousands.
They could burn a couple of thousand gallons a day
if they they really got like fifteen hundred gallons, you know, dollars.
I only wanted the fuel money.

Speaker 3 (37:50):
I'm like, if you if you own a boat like
that and you're married or locked down with a girlfriend,
I think it's a waste because to me, that's a
party on the water. That is as easy as pulling
out up and saying, hey, ladies, come on, get on
the boat, let's go have a party. That's what ended
up happening.

Speaker 1 (38:05):
A lot of people don't even stay on it home.
They say, tell the boat to go to Barna and
they fly down. When he wanted to be on the boat.
They actually had people that work for them that lived
on the boat. They keep it immaculate.

Speaker 3 (38:15):
So that's what happened with my dad's boat. Man. He uh,
he's he was so fed up with it breaking down
the fuel. It just became a party boat on the dock.
That's it. I think the last three or four seasons
we had it. It never even left the dock. Yeah,
he's just floating around. If you did to do it
with the Golden Nugget. They have a nice little dat
knocks over there. They got the bands playing. You don't

(38:36):
even take the damn thing out.

Speaker 1 (38:37):
It becomes a party board.

Speaker 3 (38:39):
Yeah, yeah, you got that right? Are you stay on? Hold?
All right?

Speaker 1 (38:42):
You got it? Man, Thank you.

Speaker 3 (38:43):
I see these massive boats over the Golden Nuck and
I'm thinking, I just picture myself on the boat. But
I'd have to be single because that becomes like a
Wolf of Wall Street. To me, that is a party.
You're gonna spend that money. Do not be locked down
with a wife or kids or even a girlfriend. Man.
I don't know how I came across, but right now
I follow the wife of the guy from Wulf of

(39:05):
Wall Street, like his real wife, the one that the
hot chick plate in the movie. Yeah, and she could
debunks what's true and what isn't in the movie. And
that whole scenario where they took his his uh, his
yacht and it's sunk. Yeah, that all was true. And
she said him and the other guy, the Jonah Hill character.

(39:28):
They were searching for the h their all their drugs.
It has the has the boat has the boat is sinking.
She said all that was absolutely true. They were saved
by an Italian uh like barge. Yeah, she's yeah, yeah, dude,
it's yeah. It's a lot of the stuff. She Yeah.
She says a couple of things aren't true, but majority
of that movie, she said, is pretty dead old. That's

(39:50):
a pretty awesome life, man. Yeah. She She also wanted
everyone to know that she's not a lingerie model. She
was a Miller lite girl. Ah. Okay, so I guess
the movie, Yeah, I guess. In the movie he says
that she's a lingerie model, But no, she was really
a Miller like girl. Yeah, come on, don't ruin it
for us. Honey point seven damps out South Jersey's rock
station in our Halloween Spooctacular show. It's been so scary.

(40:16):
You know what, You don't need Halloween to be scary,
because life right now is scary. I know that you're
not gonna agree with this, but I had to do it.
So in my house, I have one VCR and it's
it's in a small room. It's a VCR DVD player, why.

(40:37):
It's just an old VCR DVD player that's you know,
and so I have it hooked up to a TV
that pretty much is like the overflow room. Usually I
get stuck in there watching sports when nobody else wants
to watch sports. So over the weekend, I ran to
Goodwill because I needed to find ski poles and ski guards.

(41:01):
So I'm like, I'll give a shot at Goodwill before
I go to Facebook yard sale. Let me go give
a shot to the Goodwill. They came up short, right,
there was no ski Apparently people don't give up ski
stuff the Goodwill. So but what I did see is
they were selling the HS tapes. But dude, they were

(41:24):
the old Disney ones that came in the big clam cases.
Exactly what you're talking dude, like the big ones, right,
So I see them. They're ninety cents apiece, right. And
so my oldest has a little guy who's three, gonna
be four in January, and so I'm like, dude, I
picked up like fifteen I'm talking like the classics, Fantasia,

(41:47):
you know, one hundred and one Dalmatians, Snow White, Pinocchio,
all that stuff. And I'm like, all right, this is
a room he goes and watches cartoons in any way.
And I was like, dude, I'm bringing back the VCR
and not even the not even the it's not even
a DVD, the actual tapes. Eight. These are the old school.
Like in the eighties, rich kids, because they were expensive,

(42:10):
got those really nice Disney tape. My aunt rose Man
still has shells and shells of this stuff and there's
not even any kids around anymore. But this is her,
this is her thing. You're right, she still has the
VCS because she's old man, and that's she still has
all that it is. They weren't ways, but then you're right,
she probably paid twenty dollars for them, dude, try sixties,
said dude. They when when VHS tapes came out back

(42:32):
in the early eighties. Dude, they were going for seventy
or eighty bucks. Yea, Like it was crazy to think
about that. And that's like I said, the rich kids
got the really nice Disney ones, right because like our house,
we had like the crappy ones that were in like
the cardboard, right. They weren't the nice big plastic boxes,
but it was there is something cool about putting that
tape in that VCR and dude, it pops on and

(42:55):
it's got the squiggly lines to start, and it's got
to do tracking and everything. The evolution of the Disney
tape on our home went from we bought it as
a well, you know what, we didn't We didn't have
the VHS's because my kids, you know, you know, seven
and eleven whatever, so ours were the DVDs. We had
the DVDs in the boxes, and then I was tired
of looking at the boxes, so that they went into

(43:17):
the case logic book and that's what I did. And
I kept the cases just because I thought if I
ever sold them or they'd be worth something to not
I end up just donating them all to good Will.
But yeah, there's I mean, there's some old DVDs out
there I got rid of just because everything's on demand,
like Disney Plus has everything at a bun. It's kind
of sad. It's sad, man because there was a and dude,
I was a kid who was obsessed with going to

(43:41):
a video rental store and you know, kind of like Blockbuster.
I started at a place called Errol's and then Arrols
turned into West Coast Video and then you know, and
then we had our local yoga shops. But then, man,
it was a game changer, like nineteen ninety when Blockbuster
came Yeah, popcorn man, Yeah, it was a whole it

(44:01):
was a whole frove. It was it. It was like that, dude,
I'm not kidding, Like nineteen ninety ninety one, ninety two.
That would base your in what movie you could get
from Blockbuster made your whole weekend, And there weren't a
lot either. They might have had five copies of like
a hot movie and you pull that video kiss out
and the thing behind it you finally had the little
tab you're like, man, I got it in my hand.

(44:23):
I remember sitting by the front door waiting for people
to drop all videos to see if they had the
video that I wanted because they didn't have any inside Yeah,
like Faces of Death, you know you could get that,
and they couldn't get that Blockbuster. No, you had to
go to your local yokel Yet he had a whisper
to the guy who worked at UH. I don't know.
It was called like, you know, perfect eight video? Did

(44:43):
they have an adult section? And that the Blockbuster No
we went to had an adult section. It was a
little closet area on the side always had the beaded curtain.
You would go in there and I, yeah, that was
your local yokels that had the porno sections. That's what
we had. Yeah. Yeah, Dadda disappeared for a second. Blockbuster

(45:04):
was very family friendly. Yeah, my my Ambrose still has
those things and she'll never part with dude. It was
so cool to buy him and I brought him home
and he got excited. I'll tell you who got excited
was my wife and my oldest daughter. Because my oldest
daughter's like, you get them for me. I go, no, no,
I can't get them for you. This is the babysitter

(45:25):
to put that. I had not put a tape at
a VCR in a long time, and I was like,
I don't even know if this thing is gonna run
as a throwback. Man. It really it really was cool, man,
because I'm like, this is rich this is rich kids stuff,
Like only rich kids had these Disney movies. Look, we uh,
we get back. Who would think, Oh, you think you
have it, man, you think you've got a lot of

(45:50):
people will actually put their life on the line for
social media. Reports say that last month to social media
influencers Tamara Maria da more them dude, Holy hell, these names.
So one of the girls is Tamarra Maria de MEMORIALM
and the other one is Beatrice Tavari's de silva Fara.

(46:12):
How many names do you need? They drowned after the
luxury yacht that they were a board sunk due to
overcrowding while traveling a part of the Brazilian coast. An
accident report revealed that the yacht was hit by a
large wave. They weren't wearing a life jacket because they
didn't want to get tan lines. Yeah. See, that's just dumb.

(46:32):
I'll tell you what though, I spent a good, good
part of my childhood on boats. Life life jackets suck. Yeah, man,
They're not comfortable and you feel like you don't need them.
Like as a kid, man, you just that was the
thing you hated. You just never wanted to have to
wear a life jacket. Generally, people are hoping to live

(46:54):
long lives right. However, some decisions can reduce your life
expectancy through stress and drama. Recently, people online were asked
what reduces your life expectancy by twenty years? So you
ready to hear what could kill you? I'm gonna say
it's mostly men, and it's trying to do stupid things.
Marrying the wrong person, Okay, get it, stress, not getting

(47:17):
enough sleep, or eating the wrong foods. I get this
one because I work nights. Dude. I hated it work
in the graveyard shift. Yeah, because your schedule. Yeah, man,
staying in touch with a family, family members that are toxic,
being lazy, genetics, being lonely, heavy, drinking, bad oral hygiene,

(47:43):
sleep apnea jojo. See, dude, I think about that.

Speaker 4 (47:46):
Man.

Speaker 3 (47:46):
I gotta put that machine back on. Too much caffeine
is all things that could kill you. Let's see here,
there's a gen Z traveling trend that's sitting social media. Now.
Gen Z is what that's the new generation? Right. They're
not millennials, right, they're after millennials, I think so. Yeah. Yeah,
I think they're the ones ruined in the world. And

(48:07):
it's not one you want to be behind if you
want to get through the airport's tsa checkpoint. It involves
turning their placement of personal items and scanning bins into
a kind of art project. Jesus. There's people are organizing
their personal affairs like person's shoes toiletry jackets into color
coordinated and esthetically pleasing ways. They're talking about those stupid

(48:28):
pants you throw stuff in. Yeah, when you going through security. Yeah, which,
by the way, you always have to hurry. I got
to take my shoes off, I got to take my
bellet off it. I'm taking off change my wallet. So
they do it to post on social media. There is
no TSA rules against this, and there's nothing illegal about it. However,

(48:48):
it can make people have to wait in line even longer.
I think when kids want to do something like I'm
taking a video I'm doing this, I'm like, nah, man,
just just get done. Get through it, dude. When I
get through it, I grab stuff and then I find
the closest bench yep. But then some people they'll stay
right there and start putting all their stuff back on.
I go, no, no, get out of the way, grab

(49:09):
it and just take it. Goes somewhere else. I don't know.
I'm barefoot in an airport. I don't care. Like what
it is, what it is, What are you gonna do?
Guy wanted to blow up a plane by putting a
bomb in his shoe. Now here we are, thanks Ben Laden.
Uh there there you go. Those people. They have a
bet you not so much, yo, which Jojo and Scottie
and we've got your tickets from the metallicas at Jersey's

(49:30):
rock Stations the Xcel One show. I do. And I
don't want to know what my eleven year old knows
about sex. Like I had sex talking with him, and
that's where it stopped. Yeah, I can't get I can't
get into it. Okay, Yeah he does listen, not just yeah,
but he should be in school, right, That's why I'm
doing this at the last. But yeah, I think my
little guy is uh not so little anymore. Yeah, yeah,

(49:53):
And I remember, like I know, my first nude magazine
was third grade, Like it was it, dude. It was
my buddy Bobby. Somehow we got a hold of him.
They were in a wood pile in the back of
his under a blue tarp. Dude. I remember exactly where
I was when I saw it. My my best friend
growing up, Kevin Stewart, his dad had a collection had

(50:14):
to be two hundred playboys and it was from like
the fifties up into like the early eighties. That was
the classy broads, right, yeah, dude, and like and so
I remember, but they were in perfect condition, and they
were in bookshelves in his basement, so like we had
to be super careful because he would know if we
moved like like he like he had him in it.

(50:38):
It actually is kind of creepy now thinking about how
organized he was with his playboys. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like us.
So back in the day, the thing was is if
you watch the videotape, you had to put it exactly
back where the counter had it. Yeah, because that's where
dad wrapped up. You know, dude, I remember my going
uh and that we were a little bit older. I
think we were in middle school. My buddy Tom Man,

(51:00):
we were going through his parents' closet right like kids do,
and we found their sex bag. Oh yeah, I found there.
We found their their sex bag and it was a
porno in there called Army Brats. Yeah, look at this bat.
I found me. So yesterday I'm on the phone with
my wife and it was because of you, because you
made a comment on the air I eate Recee's pieces

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And then I got a text saying you ate Receas.
I'm like, no, I will say that you did not.
I'm not one hundred percent on that, but I'm pretty
sure you didn't. So then she responded with, well, yeah,
because he has to watch what he eats because he's
a little swollen. Right. She was very mean to you.
You called her on the phone and we're off the
air on speaker and she was she took a lot

(51:42):
of digs at you, and I don't appreciate that, and
I'm on speakerphone. Then I come back with, well, that's
why you haven't had sex with me in a week.
And then my kid here is my eleven year old.
He's like, well, I can't unhear that, And I'm like, well,
what does that mean to you? Like, what what do
you do? What do you do? I mean there's phones
everywhere you're in school, there's my phone in every eleven

(52:03):
year old. You can't tell me that that, you know,
adult material hasn't popped up on the phone in a
cafeteria somewhere you're talking is eleven. Yeah yeah, dude, but
so that's sixth grade, dude. I was. I mean, I
was like, you know, holding girls hands at the at
the roller rank in fifth grade? Yeah, yeah, you're almost there,
so like you know you were there, man, Like So yeah, dude,

(52:26):
he had to work for it back then. Man, he's
on dude, he's yeah, he knows, he knows what's up,
especially now man, with the with the with the the
easy way. These kids have access to everything. Yeah, and
I'm gonna have to let him down. I was like, no, buddy,
it's not always like that. She always she doesn't. She's
not always trying to sell you a house. And then
all of a sudden closed the deal. You know, always
stuck in the dryer. Yeah, her head doesn't really get

(52:47):
stuck in the dryer. Son, Yeah, yeah, no, No, you
need to be able to breathe during sex. That's not sexy, son,
This is what this is what it actually is. Yeah,
the showers start to get longer. Yeah, and all that,
all that stuff'll be right down. Yeah, I'm sure you will. Dude.
I remember the first time finding a porno mega. I
think it was penthouse under my brother's bed. Yeah. My

(53:09):
dad had biker ones. Man, there were fishes, oh really
yeah yeah, bier man. Well, and then I would uh.
And then I started working delivering ice, and the convenience
stores would give us all their old issues and dude,
you talk about hard core stuff and we just bring
it back to the ice house, and it was awful man,
because like we would ebony and ivory, we just leave

(53:30):
them all over the ice house and like we had
like like real clients would come in and it would
be black cherry and we're like, uh, the owner would
be yelling at us to clean up all the stuff.
But that had like bikers and bitches and all other stuff.
My god, this is what a woman's like. Why are
they all in black leather? Perfect ten? That used to

(53:51):
be a good one. Yeah, man, Yeah, there was one
that was like homemade, like it was like guys would
send pictures and other wives and girlfriends. You remember that one.
No as the amateur stuff, Yeah, but it was like
a real magazine, grill next door type. Yeah, everybody, thanks
for your calling. Edator was welcome on the show. Glad.
When you're all a part of it, stick around. We'll
kick off a rock block and it is one hundred

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point seven is the XL. So after this rock station
is the XL Morning Show. Aren't you smiling? When you're smiling? Smiling,
I'm smiles at you and one you eleven you love
imagine sun comes shining.

Speaker 1 (54:31):
Through when you're crying.

Speaker 3 (54:35):
You bring on their ind are gonna stop your shouting.
Stop this side. We'll you be happy. It where you smiling,
Let's smile. Keep on smiling. I'm smiling, dropping out. I
know you guys are awesome.

Speaker 2 (54:51):
I love poking me guys on my way work.

Speaker 3 (54:53):
She's like, yeah, warming up ship and I'm like, I'm
about here. We're rocking.

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Hey, thank you you shot in the how Yeah? Keep
me laughing.

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Man, you guys are great. Good morning. You guys are hilario.

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Let's oh God, is it my radio or it's are
you only broadcasting in MANA?

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