THURSDAY 1-30-25

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up? Does like.

Speaker 2 (00:15):
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 above all the rest.

Speaker 1 (00:38):
And this show isn't it? Hey man? What's happening? Good morning?

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It's a ZX all morning show broadcasting from beautiful downtown
West Atlantic City. We are coming your way from the
vacation capital of the world. West a c America's playground.
He used to call it. The still call it America's Places.
Atlantic City where West Atlantic City where the world's dirtiest blackground.

(01:24):
West Atlantic City. If you haven't been, you really should visit.
Think about getting a time share. It's beautiful, especially this
time of year. I remember this growing up. It's a
Z one.

Speaker 3 (01:35):
New York would be like broadcasting for the top of
the Empire State Building. We fent out there were like
in Jersey City and some little strip mall or something.

Speaker 1 (01:43):
But the tower, yeah, yeah, the antenna is yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:46):
But I'm like, these guys get date. They your headphones
and your head You walk to the Empire State Building.

Speaker 1 (01:51):
They get in the studio. They look at the city.
I'm like the very tippy top. Yeah it's radio, man,
that's big time radio. Yeah, you would think that. I
remember I I was going for a job with UH
with CBS and and and so our tryout was in
New York and it was right after Howard Stern had
jumped over to satellite, and they're like, hey, you want

(02:12):
to see Howard's studio. But they're they're in the they're
about to take it down. That's how like early in
the process it was. They hadn't even taken the studio
apart yet. And I'm like, yeah, I want to see
Howard studio. And like you you saw it on the
each like the E Entertainment Show right there, and and
you saw it, you know, and I would see pictures
and and you'd listen to Howard every day, and you
thought the studio was going to be like a football field. Sure, yeah,

(02:35):
big production. And I walk in and it's as big
as our studio, that's all it is, man. And I
was like, oh man, this is depressing. Yeah. And at
the time, I think he was making thirty million year, Like,
this guy's making thirty million a year and he's in
our studio.

Speaker 3 (02:49):
Now this studio compared to the studio at the old
building we used to work out.

Speaker 1 (02:53):
My god, we were we were on old kitchen cabinets. Cabinets.

Speaker 3 (02:56):
It was that that fake thing that you cut a
sink into and it's not really good. Ran it and
oh my god, you can see plywood and everything else
is carpet on a way. It was a disaster. Least
look it over here. At least this is kind of
like I'm kind of like proud to work.

Speaker 1 (03:08):
In this this room. Well this is it looks like
a broadcasting facility, except we're in a literal, a literal ghetto.
We're like this one building, this one shining star in
just horrific ghettos of West Atlantic City. Oh sure, I
could throw a rock and hit a crackhead.

Speaker 3 (03:26):
Yeah, one hundred per everybody. Uh it's third, Yeah, Thursday. Today,
we're gonna find a ZXL work Force employee of the day,
going to send you to the movies, I think right.

Speaker 1 (03:34):
Yeah, dog Man, it's an all shoot of that Captain
Underpants book and movie series. Uh so dog Man, featuring
the voices of Pete Davidson and Ricky Gervais. We'll hook
you out with tickets. If you're a parent, you want
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Speaker 3 (03:46):
Point seven ZXL, South Jersey's rock station ZXL Morning.

Speaker 1 (03:49):
Shows some top penny for you this morning. Wake you up,
do it live. I can go alrighte it and we'll
do it live. And things sucks. I'm Scotty. Good morning.
Here's some news for you. Sad story man. A jet
carrying sixty passengers and four crew members collided Wednesday with

(04:09):
an Army helicopter while landing at the Ronald Reagan National
Airport near Washington, prompting a large search and rescue operation
in the nearby Potomac River. There were multiple fatalities, according
to a person familiar with the matter, but the precise
number of victims was unclear as rescue crews hunted for
any survivors in the middle of the night. Three soldiers
were on board the helicopter. There was no immediate word

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on the cause of the collision. It looks hard to
be in an accident. It really does. Like for that
helicopter if somebody wasn't paying attention. Wow. Robert Menendez, the
ones powerful US senator from New Jersey, convicted in a
sweeping federal corruption case that involved bars of gold, cash
stuffed in jacket pockets, and unbridled influence pedaling. Was sentenced

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Wednesday to eleven years in prison over the scandal that
led to his resignation. Menendez, who's seventy one, began his
career within the heart all politics of Hudson County, New
Jersey and ultimately ascended to the Senate in Washington, was
found guilty in July following a nine week trial in Manhattan,
Wan What do you do with a bar of gold?
Where are we going to take that? Can? I can
I buy a trial with a bar of gold? Yeah?

Speaker 3 (05:13):
What you do is I could walk into Matt Black
Kia with a bar of gold and I could purchase
the truck if I want to.

Speaker 1 (05:18):
No, you go to you call somebody up over in
Egypt and you say, hey, I got a bar of gold,
what can you What are you gonna give me? I
get forty camels? I want to I want to own
a pyramid after meta, that's Facebook remove tampons from the
men's bathroom in the company office buildings. Earlier this month,
a SU employees started coordinating quiet rebellions by bringing their
own good, so we still have tampons in the men's room.

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In early January, CEO Mark Zuckerberg overhauled a variety of
Meta's internal and external policies, ranging from lifting restrictions on
speech to restore free expression across his platforms to changing
its hateful conduct policy to allow criticism of gender identity.
One internal move that erk woke Meta employees was the
removal of women's sanitary products from the men bathroom, which

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the company previously provided for non binary and transgender employees.

Speaker 3 (06:04):
Listen, I'm not a bully, but I love to walk
in and if there's a guy out there that or
a woman out there that wait a.

Speaker 1 (06:09):
Minute, what am I doing that?

Speaker 3 (06:10):
If there's a guy out there that thinks they should
be in the men's room, I want to look at
him and say, listen, no, if there's a girl out there,
a girl, a guy, or a guy who's it's in
the men's room. Now they put him in the men's room,
But who would be using them?

Speaker 1 (06:25):
That's what I want. I want to grab a guy.
It have to be a girl transgending into a guy,
right and she's using thinking she's a man. She goes
into the men's room. Right.

Speaker 3 (06:35):
Well, I want to look at this person and I
want to say, now, what do you do with this?
Where does it go? Because you don't.

Speaker 1 (06:41):
So that's a whole other thing. So then you have
guys who think that they men stream, But where do
you put it in your mouth? You're bleeding out of
your mouth where you're not bleeding anywhere. You're a guy,
That's what I'm saying. I mean, unless you're getting your
wisdom teeth pulled, there's no reason to have a tampon
in your mouth. That's news. What about sports? Sixers beat

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the Kings one seventeen one oh four six Ers Nuggets tomorrow,
Devil's beat the Flyers five nothing Flyers Islanders tonight and
a couple of passengers, A lot of passengers actually on
that American Airlines flight that collided with that Army helicopter
in DC included the US figure skating community. Passengers on
the flight included a group of figure skaters, their coaches
and family members were returning from the US Figure Skating

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Championships in Wichita. There you go, that's news that sports.

Speaker 3 (07:28):
Yeah, Sunny Today hyped the forty one rain tonight over
thirty five tomorrow for your Friday more rain kickoff you
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one hundred point seven ZXL, South Jersey's rock station, ZXL
Morning Show. One hundred point seven ZXL, South Jersey's rock
stations ZXL Morning Show. Women in running out of gas.

(07:49):
It's not just my wife.

Speaker 1 (07:51):
Well, yeah, I know, it's it. And unfortunately, it really
is a woman thing. And I don't want to sound sexist,
but it is. It's a it's it.

Speaker 3 (07:57):
It is.

Speaker 1 (07:58):
It's they They play that game, that dangerous game of
like how far can I go on zero? And listen,
I don't know.

Speaker 3 (08:04):
I don't even know my car, so don't give me
I know my car because you don't know your car.

Speaker 1 (08:08):
Yeah, and there's gauges and everything else my way. But
I mean, once again, you're trusting a gauge, right, it's
never going to be dead on My wife call me,
she's like I have, I said, She's like, I'm running
low on gas. It's like, well, what do you have?

Speaker 3 (08:18):
She's like, I have thirty four miles to empty, but
I'm thirty one miles from home.

Speaker 1 (08:23):
I'm like, it's just a gas. I know she's going
to pass gas stations all the way right on the expressway,
and luckily she broke down in front of people's house
that we know, and he's out there working. He's shaking
his head. He's like, of course, it's a woman thing.
Like even today, I got in my car, I'm warming
it up, and it's got like sixty miles to empty,
right and I'm I'm like twelve miles to work, and

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I'm even like, yeah, I should probably stop and get gas,
you know, just just because I like to keep a
fifty mile buffer. You know, that's it for me. I'm
comfortable with that, well, just in case I have to
get somewhere like that. I don't know, on the emergency room.
I gonna take my kid to a doctor or something.
I got to get him somewhere. I want to have
that comfort because I've gotten in before where it really
when you warm up the car, you can run out

(09:05):
of gas. Just warm up the car. Sim I've gone
to my wife's car to warm it up for not
being able to warm it up because there's such little gas.

Speaker 3 (09:12):
So yesterday my wife says, call me, our neighbor ran
out of gas, a woman that she's friends with.

Speaker 1 (09:19):
One of our neighbors. I'm like, oh, okay, so here
I go. Now I content her.

Speaker 3 (09:24):
She ran out of gas leaving the neighborhood. So there's
her car kind of right.

Speaker 1 (09:27):
Over right there. Wow, she didn't even get out of
the neighborhood. No, not even at all. So what does
she thinks gonna happen? Is she is she trying to
get to a gas station or she.

Speaker 3 (09:34):
Just forget I think, I don't know. To me, it
looked like she was. She was headed to the gym,
like she thought she had more gas in the completely
in look, so I had to buy super gas. Here's
what I get yesterday, right, and I listen, I've got
all day. I'm home. I'm one of the only husbands
around that can do this stuff because everyone's got real jobs.
They work during today. So I get it. So it's
on me. It's her right guy, I go to all

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his zone. I got to get a funnel now because
I got to put the funnel and stuff to get gas.

Speaker 1 (09:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (09:59):
Now, I got regular gas on my gas can. And
my gas can that's not good enough. This is like
one of those nice cars. It only takes super games regulars.

Speaker 1 (10:08):
She gets a regular gas. No, I gonna go.

Speaker 3 (10:09):
I gotta empty the regular into my truck and go
get super gas to go put into.

Speaker 1 (10:13):
Her tow truck driver that he lasts you out of town. No, no, no, honey,
this is what I got in my truck. You're gonna
put this in your car. It's gasoline.

Speaker 3 (10:20):
So then so she does this move right, and I
think it was a I think it was taking a
shot at her husband. But she used me to do
it because here I am saving you know, I'm saving
a day. So I know things aren't really well with
her and the guy right like, yeah, they're kind of
you know, it's not really well. It's not going well.

Speaker 1 (10:37):
Okay.

Speaker 3 (10:38):
Now, granted this guy has a job, so he's probably working.
So I here, I am bailing them out. So she
puts on social media, my knight in Shining Armor, Joe,
thanks for saving me today. I'm like, don't put that
up on social media. You and your husband are having
a lot. You're on Rocksville, and you're gonna put up
there the fact that I bailed you out today.

Speaker 1 (10:55):
Just take that down. And how you poscuse me as
a dig And how about you post I'm a stupid
idiot for running out of gas and what's so she's
what gonna try and throw her husband under the.

Speaker 3 (11:05):
Bus and this is all on you here. Fact out
that I'm the one that bailed you out. Don't even
put my name anywhere. This guy's gonna come hunting for me.

Speaker 1 (11:13):
Dude, not tell my wife that too, because you know,
like I said, I'll go out there to help her
out start up her car, warm it up, and I'm like, wow, okay,
there's not even enough gas for me to do that.
I'm like, babe, if you come home from work and say,
you know, I was tired, I didn't want to stop
her gas, I'll take your car out right then and
there to get gas for you so you don't have
to worry about it the next morning. Is if this

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ever happened, because I don't really like you to be
in a position where you're gonna be God forbid, you're
on the side of the road or something. You know,
something bad can happen. That's what it is too.

Speaker 3 (11:41):
My wife drives so far away when she goes, like,
she drives an hour and a half to get to
like her area. I'm like, you you've run now. Granted
it's a company car. I get it, but I don't
want you out there in.

Speaker 1 (11:50):
The middle of nowhere. But you're still breaking down exactly.
It doesn't matter if it's a company, doesn't matter what
kind of car it is, You're still you're still sitting there,
especially how cold it's been. Really you want to sit
there because guess what when there's no gas so heat,
there's It's clear.

Speaker 3 (12:04):
I had I had a car grown up that it
wouldn't register below half a tank, so I had to
really keep it a half attack right exactly like it
would go to fool when I filled it up. But
when it hit a half a tank, I realized that
it wasn't going down under a half a tank. It
was stuck there. The younger general, you'd have like an
eighth of a tank, but it looks like it's half
of this.

Speaker 1 (12:22):
I want to say, the younger generation has no idea
because everything gets you down to like the last mile.
I would say probably forty percent of cars growing up
the gas gage didn't work, yeah, or or it was
it was definitely not reliable.

Speaker 3 (12:36):
I had a car was leaking, Oh, I had to
put a I had to put a quarter oil in.
I don't know every three days. But you got through.

Speaker 1 (12:41):
It exactly because it had to. You had to. Yeah,
you had you knew, right, and you you knew that
you had to get ready for that day to get
the work, to get the school, and you had to
do whatever to that car to make sure that it
started and ran and got you there.

Speaker 3 (12:54):
Sound like somebody was hitting at the engine with the
hammer man when it went low on getting oil. Yeah,
Like it's like, goat my eye oil in there.

Speaker 1 (13:02):
Do the same thing with like and everything else, same
thing with like a slow leak on a tire. Like
My wife won't tell me that. She's like, you know,
until I get in her car and and a tires
on fifteen percent, And I'm like, what, babe, you gotta
tell me these things.

Speaker 3 (13:16):
They think it's like Nascar, where there's a whole crew
zoom zoom. Yeah, she haacks up the car in the
middle of the night and make sure everyone's ready to go.

Speaker 1 (13:24):
Because my thing is, if you just tell me, I'll
do it. But I'm not in your car on a
day to day basis, I don't know. You know. Now
I have an app on my phone that actually does
alert me when things go wrong with her car. My
wife was eighteen thousand miles over an oil change. That's
a lot. Look, we we get back. We're gonna do
some rock news. But I got a pair of tickets
for dog Man. If you're a parent, you want to

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take kids out this weekend at the Square Theaters. Dog Man.
It's one of the offshoots of the Captain Underpants book
series and movies. If you want to see dog Man
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We get back Rock News.

Speaker 4 (14:07):
Joe, Joe and Scotti rock News.

Speaker 1 (14:10):
There's some rock news for you. Peter Frampton Man he's
relying on lessons he learned in AA to keep playing
guitar during his health battles. He announced he was living
with muscle wasting disease in twenty nineteen. Although he's continued
to work recently, confirming some twenty twenty five tour dates,
his issues are becoming harder to deal with, he said.
He said, it's getting more difficult. I have to admit

(14:33):
he's using a cane for balance. He said, the worst
thing about playing for me is when I'm soloing, I
have to actually think about what I'm playing. I don't
want to think. I just want to becoming. I want
it coming from my heart. That's all I always played,
And now I have to think a little bit because
sometimes a finger doesn't want to work the same way
it used to work. So he said, I regroup and
I use one finger for many notes that I used

(14:53):
I used to use three for. He's cited an example
of a jazz guitar who lost two fingers and a
fire and was able to develop his own technique to
continue playing. He also said people asked me if I'm
depressed about my health issues and not being able to
play the way I want to play. I said, I

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learned in AA what I had is non life threatening,
thank God, but it's life changing, and I'm gonna go
with the flow.

Speaker 5 (15:22):
I guess.

Speaker 3 (15:22):
I guess you put your body through a lot as
a musician because you're a man. Look at Phil Constant
moving around your wrist and moving your legs like an
athlete mess up his knees.

Speaker 1 (15:31):
I guess you're doing that with your figures and your wrist. Yeah,
I mean Phil collins Man is so arthritic in his
wrists in his hands that he can't play drums anymore.
Smashed to Bach. We talked about it earlier this week.
He brought up man, he's got neck and back issues
because the stupid headbit heead bang and yeah, which we
know is not good for you. Or Bob Dylan has
announced new tour dates for twenty twenty five, running off

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the success of that movie with Timothy Shallimey. It looks
like Bob Robert Dylon is going to the Midwest really
March twenty fifth, Pulso, Oklahoma, March twenty ninth, which Todd, Kansas,
April fourth, Mancato, Minnesota, April sixth, Green Bay, Wisconsin. The
only shows we're gonna get Bob Dylan looks like, at

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least so far for twenty.

Speaker 3 (16:15):
Twenty five, like if I went to the show, like
what percent of Bob Dylan? And I really get all
the sage.

Speaker 1 (16:20):
I saw him twenty five years ago and he was
all I've had to see the kid play Bob Dylan.
I can't imagine twenty five years later he got any
better up there. And I love Dylan and Dylan is
one of my favorites. Man, those Dylan albums from sixty
five to probably seventy seven are some of the best albums.

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His touring with the Dead is touring with the band unbelievable.
But man, the dude gets up there and just mumbles
that Kansas. I know you're a big Kansas fan, Jojo.
They have announced a tour with thirty eight Special for
the summer in twenty twenty five, along with help from Jefferson, Starship,
The Outlaw and Dave Mason. Kicks off June sixth and Richmond,

(17:03):
Virginia wraps up in Arkansas. Let's see the closest we're
gonna get If you want to see Kansas thirty eight
Special Jefferson, Starship and Dave Mason and the Outlaws, we're
looking at. We're looking at. But does Kansas not like us? Hershey, no,

(17:25):
I guess the closest show we're gonna get is Oxen Hill,
Maryland June Seventh's not worth the trip at the theater
at MGM National. So yeah, So Maryland is the closest
we're gonna get. Maybe Richmond, Virginia. You want to take
a road trip. Are they all live? Kansas thirtieth Special. Sure, yeah,
I couldn't tell you, dude. I know thirty eight Special

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is Donnie van Zand he's the brother, the van Zant
brother who's not in Leonard Skinner. I think he's still kicking.
Jefferson Starship. I don't think there's an original member. Dave
Mason is Dave Mason's bat Starship. That's jeff for since Starship.
This is Jefferson Starship. So you'll get Jane uh Miracles.

(18:07):
That's what I like. Starship, which is like you'll probably
play in some up. We built this city on rock
and roll. Yeah, I got that one. And Kansas. I
guess the guys in Kansas are all still alive. I
don't know, so, yeah, the call is from Kansas. What's dude?
You don't know? I don't know. I know nothing. I
know they have a violin player. That's all I know.

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I did. What do I look like? I know a
lot about Kansas. Maryland is the closest working at If
you want to see Kansas, there you go some rocky
news for one hundred point sevens. The XL South Jersey's

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rock station where you can take the bank and you
can you can rock the Bank Rocket thousand dollars.

Speaker 3 (18:58):
You're shot at nine am this morning. Be so for
that keyword. You can win all day long.

Speaker 1 (19:02):
Rocket, that's your rock. That bank.

Speaker 3 (19:05):
If somebody's picking up that piggy bank and just smashing
it up against the wall and out comes one thousand dollars.

Speaker 1 (19:10):
Man, my daughter, she found out the hard way. And
I don't know why they get. I know why because
they do it. But French people they get the people
don't like them. I guess the title of yeah being
a holes right, And I don't know why. But even

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as a kid, I just remember like French people are
just like nasty people, especially to foreigners. So my daughter
ends up taking a trip with some of her girlfriends
to Canada. They decide they're going to go to Montreal.
Montreal is filled with what jojo Canadians, Canadians and French Canadians.

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And my daughter's not grasping. She goes, why did this
specific amount of French people come over to Canada and
then take over this one part but only this one part?

Speaker 5 (20:01):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (20:01):
I like to know too, how's that happen?

Speaker 5 (20:03):
Like?

Speaker 1 (20:03):
What happened? Are? They? Were they French people that even
the French hated, so they send them over to Canada,
real French accents. Oh dude, it's one hundred percent. So
she goes there and I tell her, I said, look,
I said, the rest of Canada outside of like Montreal, Quebec, Toronto,
it's all redneck. Canada is a very redneck y place.
It's uh, you know, it's like being in America. But
then you have these weird spots that are French Canadian.

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And I said, when you go to Montreal, I said,
everything's going to be in French, meaning road signs, meaning
signs for businesses, menus, you name it. It's all TV
it's all going to be French. And I think she
kind of didn't believe me, because it's that kid thing
where you never believe your parents. And she got there
and she keeps texting me. She goes, everything's in French.
And she goes and they're so they're so nasty, these people, yep.

(20:48):
And because they because you don't speak French as yet
why And they don't like Americans. They're not they're not
huge fans of Americans. And just like I hear that
when people go to France that the like real French
people hate Americans.

Speaker 3 (21:01):
Well it does seem like the stuck up, snobby people
just sitting in a cafe all day eating.

Speaker 1 (21:07):
Sipping coffee and eating baguettes. The pair, the tower, whole
thing is stupid, wearing the stupid berets and so yes,
so she's in she's in Montreal and she's like yeah,
like even to the point where like they're going to
restaurants and the waiters speaking in French, Like she tried
to order a chicken caesar salad and she got a
salad and the guy came out with one one scallop

(21:29):
like she's like and she's like, I don't even know
how to communicate to him that this is not the
right order. She belongs in Cancun on spring break to Vancouver.
Next time, I said, go to go to Winnipeg, go
to somewhere where they where they're It's like being an American.

Speaker 3 (21:45):
We see, I have a real hate for Canadians. And
I tell you why is because every year we would
go to Wildwood, so that's these people. They're French Canadian.
Wildwood would have a Canadian Week and my dad hated,
we hated Canadian Week, and it made me hate.

Speaker 1 (21:58):
To come down in Quebec. Yes, and you would see
it in the license plates. Yeah, and they're all French Canadians.
They wear speedos, they smell it's a small little bathing
suit thing. Man, my dad hated them. I'm like, you
know what, Dad, I'm with you. I hate Canadian. Look,
my daughter loved it because her and her friends could
drink legally because of the drinking age is eighteen, can't
com and but yeah, she was like, she's like, man,

(22:19):
I don't think I'll ever go back. And I was like, yeah,
I was like, she's just shaking her head. She goes,
I just don't understand. Yeah, what what? Like what made
them like run away from France to live in Canada? Right?
Why there? Right? Like, I don't think France gets his
cold and as nasty as Canada can get. It's like
they just needed a place just to exist, because I

(22:39):
know Canadians who can't stand having to go into Quebec
and Montreal and parts of Toronto because they're like, they
don't want to have to deal with these stupid French people. French. Yeah,
so even in Canada there's a hatred of French people.
Does she have any fun at all? Oh, she had
a blast, But she's like, but it's like going somewhere
and not being ableish. Now, a couple of times you

(23:01):
got some cool people who like would translate for you
or talk English to you. But for the most part,
she said, we were out in the cold, you know,
not not being able to speak a French. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (23:11):
See, my wife and I we did Italy. We did
like a ten day trip in Italy. But we were
on a bus with a bunch of other people from
everywhere else. So it's not like we were just on
our owns.

Speaker 1 (23:19):
Yes, exactly like they showed us. You know, they understand
that this is a money maker, and a French person
like just kind of ups their nose at you, right,
and it's like, I hope you choke on a bag yet.
I just found another pair of tickets for dog Man.
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Get Back. I have some headlines.

Speaker 3 (24:01):
MUCHO point seven ZXL the rock station ZXL winning shows.
Some people, man have just no class, no respect for themselves.
And it's a shame because I didn't even to call
this guy a friend. He's a He's an acquaintance that
I've known for years now. This guy is a loser, loser, right,
I don't hang out with him, by I do. He's
still a friend on Facebook. Can I see the the

(24:22):
bad decisions he makes in his in his life?

Speaker 1 (24:24):
Okay? Can I Can I tell you that a couple
of months ago because I he friended me years ago
on Facebook and I would follow him because he was
a train wreck. His life was an absolute train wreck.
He's one of these Yeah he stopped in here before.
Yeah he's been in the studio. He's one of these
guys where he was every six months. It was another
get rich quick scheme and it was going to be
changing life changing, and it was gonna be I'm buying this.

(24:48):
I'm buying that, I'm getting married. I'm you know, he
would he worked at a strip club. He was knocking
up strippers and uh. He defriended me on Facebook a
couple months ago, and I got so bummed out because
he was one of my favorite people to watch.

Speaker 3 (25:02):
Just train wreck. Maybe he did it by a mistake.
Maybe you need to get back in there and donate.

Speaker 1 (25:06):
Christmas morning two days ago, I open up my Facebook,
he refriends me, you're back on I am back. I
couldn't hit that except button fast enough. Let me tell
you what a just what a what a just a
train wreck? Just trainwreck about how fake Facebook is when
you look at people and their lives. I have a
pretty good life. I don't have to put it off
on Facebook. I don't know. I go home. I enjoy

(25:27):
my life. That's it.

Speaker 3 (25:28):
For the most part, these people on face. Social media
is such a scam. The way people really live their
lives and the way their lives really are.

Speaker 1 (25:35):
There's actual disorders where people get depressed because they watch
other people's lives through social media. It's all lies, guys,
It's all lies. And this guy's perfect example. And yesterday
when I sent you that video, I'm like, this is
the bs that just it's just dirtball stuff. I remember
my brother He's like, hey, this is SO and so
must be doing pretty good. It's like he's not. No,
He's like, well, it looks like he is. Of course

(25:57):
it does. He lives at home, it's his life is
just dude. I've been around social media long enough too.
I know the signs. The best is when it's a
happy couple and then all of a sudden you'll see
that the wife starts not posting a lot of pictures
with her and the husband. Then it's a lot of
inspirational quotes, and within a month or two she puts
up the posts that they're separated.

Speaker 3 (26:17):
Now this comebag, right, listen, I get it. You know
he's always soliciting for I don't know, bouncers at strip clubs.
It is real dirt ball. So he puts this up
after the Eagles win. And this is the problem with
this go fundme thing. Yeah, most of them are just
a scam, and I feel bad for those. I wish
I could donate to a gofunme and know it's exactly
going to the person that I wanted.

Speaker 1 (26:36):
To even like so this is like, this is one
of the hardship man. This is this is ridiculous. He
puts a video up and it's just him and a
camera in his big dumb face, and he's asking for
I guess a newscaster in Philadelphia, Like, does anybody know
this news cast? I've never heard of the guy. So
let's just say Yuki Washington.

Speaker 4 (26:56):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (26:56):
Right, He's saying, Hey, Yuki Washington, I want to go
to this super Bowl. Make it happen. So then he
puts up on this and it's like what like what
like like okay, so like now usually you followed up
with I have a kid with cancer. My son. My son.
My son was in a bad car accident. He's a
huge Eagles fan. If we could get the community rallied together,

(27:18):
it'd be awesome to send him to the super Bowl.

Speaker 3 (27:20):
That's where it should just a loser, right, it should
go to somebody who's like, listen, I'm a diehard Eagles fan.

Speaker 1 (27:25):
I don't know. I want to take my dad, who's
never seen the super Bowl. It was something like that.
Once again, it wasn't Yuki Washington, but it was some name.
I've never heard of a news guy. And he's like, hey,
Yuki Washington, man, I just want to go to the
Super Bowl. Can you make it happen for me?

Speaker 3 (27:38):
This guy I know, is him perfect, He's well, not
really in fine health, but anyway, I think he played
the I had a heart attack last year, which was
one hundred percent his fault.

Speaker 1 (27:45):
Now it's a go.

Speaker 3 (27:46):
Buddy Dull wants money to go to the super Bowl.
To get tickets for the Super Bowl.

Speaker 1 (27:51):
I called bs, I don't think he ever had a
heart attack. If I'm Yuki Washington, I want proof Yuki's name,
I like proof Washington. I want proof right that he
that this man had a heart attack. But here's the thing.
Like we were on a booze cruise once and we
talked that we were pumping up some event we were doing.
You know, I think some family was like the house

(28:12):
burned down or something, and you were trying to raise money.
They were doing like a beef and beer. A guy
grabbed me and he goes, hey, man, do you guys
do events like this a lot? And I said, yeah,
we'll pump up events to help the community out. And
he goes, can you pump an event up for me,
and I go, yeah, man, what's the event? And he goes,
it's just for me, and I go, what do you mean?
He goes, I want to do an event where people
just raise money for me. There's the problem. And I

(28:33):
go there what And he goes, no, no, I just need money,
yeah exactly. And I go, dude, no, no, no, I
go it doesn't work like that, man.

Speaker 3 (28:39):
This guy pouring his heart out and his kids involved
and everything else. Get get my dad to the super Bowl.
Now you can donate.

Speaker 1 (28:45):
Money money in twenty years, right, Yeah, come on, man,
it's a dirt ball move.

Speaker 3 (28:51):
It's a dirt ball guy to listen. If you're if
you're not in a great way. I know you live
at home. I get it.

Speaker 1 (28:56):
Maybe maybe I don't even bag.

Speaker 3 (28:59):
For money, serve to be at the super Bowl exactly exactly.

Speaker 1 (29:02):
It, you know. And I'll be honest, I'm gonna say
he's a fair weather fan. Yes, you know. It's one
of those things where I think he just thinks it's
cool to go to the super Bowl. They'd be like, yeah,
look at me. And it's one of these things where
he could put it up on social media like he's
flexing right, dude, he was selling used cars and then
he would put up the cars that he was selling
has his own. I'd be like, look at my ride. Yeah,

(29:24):
this is what this is what making big bucks does.
It's like, dude, you live with your mom and you're
waiting her. You're waiting for her to die so you
can take over her house. If this guy makes ten dollars,
is too much to send us just losers to the
super Bowl, Yuki, Washington. Don't send this guy to the
super Bowl, Washington. I don't know that for a fact.

Speaker 4 (29:44):
Look we get back, we'll do some trash.

Speaker 5 (29:57):
Oh anything thirty one, anything racket rock or roughings low trash.

Speaker 1 (30:13):
There's some trash for you. This Blake Lively thing does
not go away. Her now brother in law, Bart Johnson
is apologizing for making unkind comments about this Justin Baldani,
who is suing Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds for trying
to ruin his career. Her brother in law says he
regrets it and it falls below his personal standards. Bart
Johnson had previously called Baldnnie a fraud and a now

(30:36):
deleted post criticizing his public persona man Bunn and all
his remarks coming in legal battles where Blake Lively accused
Baldannie of sexual harassment and Baldannie counter suit her for
four one hundred million dollars of pre trial conference is
set for February twelfth. Because this kid knows who'll get
sued and he don't have money to defend himself. Let's
see here, Heidi Kluman seal. Remember they were a thing,

(30:58):
they were married, they had a kid together. That kid's
nineteen years old now and apparently he's a good looking kid.
Henry gunther at demal Low Dashdoo Samuel is his name.

Speaker 3 (31:09):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (31:09):
He made his runway debut as a model at the
Parish Fashion Week. It was it was that African. Uh.
It was like an African tribal thing. No, no, no,
that's true. No, it's it was an African tribal thing.
They they burned his cheeks. Yeah, to like when you're

(31:31):
a man, that's what they that's what they do to you. Uh,
to the show that you you've entered manhood. I mean
he's a real interesting kuy Stler man. And he also
do you know what he did? He kissed from a rose.
So you got I mean you gotta figure, dude steal
you know. I know he's got the burned face, but

(31:51):
he is a good looking guy. HEIGHTI klum beautiful. So
you think you hope they made a good looking kid, right.
He had a few guys in the kids' face. Dude,
he had some bangers. Get Crazy is a great song.
Kiss from a Rose. Then he had the song from Batman. Yeah, dude,
he had some real bangers. Any any bang Titi clue

(32:14):
at our Hottest By the Way, Travis Kelcey has been
nominated for a Favorite Surprise Guest at the iHeartRadio Music Awards,
competing against Chappelle, Roan Cher, and Selena Gomez. On his
New Heights podcast, Jason Kelsey surprises brother leave him excited
to learn he was nominated twice. Travis nominations come from
appearances at a Taylor Swift concert during the aristour and

(32:36):
a Morgan Wallin concert in Kansas City. So that's the
iHeartRadio Music Awards.

Speaker 3 (32:41):
Here's the script that I'm hearing. Kansas City wins the
Super Bowl. Travis proposed, he gets knee.

Speaker 1 (32:50):
Yeah, he gets down on the knee. He proposends to
Taylor Swift, and then he retires and that's it. That's it,
and they live happily. Ever had I mean, is that
not perfect? That is perfect? Monica Lewinsky remember her? Remember
she was the She's the og of scandals in the
White House. Monica Lewinsky, who of course had that huge
sexual scandal with the President Bill Clinton. She has a

(33:12):
new podcast called Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky, and it's set
the debut February eighteenth. The pod will explore stories if
people were claiming that was something that was lost. She
reveals the Vanity Fair. She was hesitant to start a podcast, joking,
I was joking that maybe I'd call the podcast I'm
the last person to start a podcast. Our guests include
Molly Ringwald, Kara Swisher, and Alan Cummings.

Speaker 3 (33:33):
You brought your podcast. The name should be something I
don't know you're famous for, like you dress? Yeah, blue dress,
the blue dress box or something.

Speaker 1 (33:40):
You know. She seems to have a she's been a
good sport about it, you know. And has she's grown. Yeah,
she's got she I think she's coming in on fifty now.
She's done. She did nothing wrong, she knew anything wrong
at all. He didn't do anything wrong. Well, he doesn't care.
Was a predator.

Speaker 3 (33:56):
I know, I get it, but I mean still but
but I'm honestly probably will to do it.

Speaker 1 (34:01):
She says she was. She said she was taken by
the guy and apparently anyone who's ever met though, says
that when he walks into a room, dude, he kind
of owns the room. And then you gotta imagine you're Clinton, right,
and all these people want you and and you have
this energy, and then you have to walk in and
see this gargoyle that you marry every night. I don't
blame them. Yeah, there's a reason that him and Epstein

(34:22):
hung out and they called their plane the bang Plane
like that. That's a real thing. His best friend was Epstein,
and they flew around the world in a plane and
just banged porn stars. He ran a good country, though,
I hear him that, dude, our economy was on fire
in the nineties. There you go, some trash for.

Speaker 3 (34:44):
Lunch point seven x Rock Stations ZXL Morning Show and
the ZXL worked Force Employee the day for the movie tickets.

Speaker 1 (34:51):
Good morning, let's go. Well, thanks for asking, buddy, what's
your name? Randy? Randy? We're making the CXL work Force
employee of the day. Who you taking the movie?

Speaker 5 (35:01):
Oh? My little guy.

Speaker 1 (35:02):
Ice Man, that's it. Yeah. Yeah, don't be the creeper
who goes by yourself. Take a kid, hopefully your kid.
So Randy, Yeah, dog Man. It's an offshoot of the
Captain Underpants books and movies, so has Pete Davidson Ricky
Gervaise doing the voices. I think it's gonna be a
big hit, man. I I know that parents are getting
excited to take their kids do it. Kids are going
nuts over this movie. Yeah. My little guy read all

(35:24):
the books, so he's really into it. Yeah, man, I
never it was a you know, past my time Captain Underpants.
When my kids love the Captain Underpants books and go
over at the Square theaters. Who are at Atlantic and
Kate May Counties. We love the Square theaters. So we're
gonna hook you up with tickets, all right? An Hey,
where do you work? Okay? All right, Randy over a

(35:46):
public works in Stone Harbor? What up?

Speaker 5 (35:48):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (35:48):
You got tickets for dog Man over at the Square Theater.
You got the beautiful one right there in Stone Harbor. Uh?
And you got your tickets? All right? Stay on holes?

Speaker 3 (35:57):
What level is that like? Should my kid be reading
that he's six. Is that Captain Underpants level?

Speaker 1 (36:01):
I mean yeah, like probably, I don't know, fourth the
probably the middle school. Okay, gotcha, yeah, you know, uh yeah,
he probably fainted out probably sixth seventh grade. You know,
you stop. I don't know how cool it is in
high school. You're a senior in high school reading Captain
Underpants books. Yeah, I'm trying to find something he's interested in.
H I love the Judy Bloom books growing up, tails
the fourth grade nothing, super Fudge, fudge Mania. Okay, those

(36:24):
were the books man that I got into that really
helped me start reading. And that was like fourth fifth grade.

Speaker 5 (36:28):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (36:29):
And then R. L. Stein books came out, Fear Street,
that kind of stuff, Goosebumps, that was that was cool.
That was like teenage horror and uh and that was awesome.
And that Scholastic book fairs will come around twice a year, dude,
and I'd order up some R. L. Stein Yeah sure, yeah,
you don't. Will smell it, dude, still smell it. Yeah,
my kid will overpay for a book, a book he'll

(36:49):
never read. Yeah, that's what's out of there with everything
but books. When he goes play book fair my oldest
daughter right living on her own, does have a ton
of money, right, Like you know, she's being responsible. She'll
go out to like a bookstore like BAM, which used
to be Barnes and Noble, and she'll spend like nineteen
dollars on a book that she's gonna read once. And
I go, go get a library card. Easy, I go,

(37:10):
stop being dummy. Dummy yep, like, go get a library
card and stop paying nineteen twenty twenty eight dollars for
a stupid book.

Speaker 3 (37:18):
Yeah, they're free until you hold it for two years
and you come back and he charge you. I think
I got charged like eight bucks or something.

Speaker 1 (37:23):
I like the people that go to that BAM and
they have a little coffee shop you get sit in.
People go and grab books and magazines from the rack
and then read them there and then just put them back. Yeah,
mister BAM's like, I'm not making any money off this person.
This sucks. Yeah. Look, we get back. We'll dot some headlines.

Speaker 3 (37:42):
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Speaker 1 (37:54):
I was gonna say, I know you were, Yeah, come
on now, yeah yeah, my life will say warming up.
I'm like what Yeah, I was like, I'm about to.
She doesn't get it, don't get it. She don't get it, man. Yeah.
But when they do get it, it makes me laugh
because I'm like, okay, you are paying attention.

Speaker 3 (38:06):
Like I don't think my wife appreciates how much fun
I am to live with. She like it's like that
the comedy just goes over it, like she doesn't even laugh, Like, yeah,
she does laugh at it.

Speaker 1 (38:16):
That's what keeps me with her, man, huh Yeah. And
then I'll I'll say things in like a serious conversation
and my wife will flip out. She's like, you're not
even paying attention to me, and I go, no, but
I think it should be over by now. I think
we've talked about it long enough. It's my way of
just walking out.

Speaker 3 (38:29):
I'll be honest, Man, you sound like the adult in
the situation there. Yeah, yeah about that.

Speaker 1 (38:33):
But because you women have a way to not being
able to end the conversation. Yes, where it's like Okay,
we've talked about it, it's out. It's out. In the ether,
it's on the table. Let's okay. Now, let's start solving issues.
Let's not keep bringing it up. Now, we got to solve.

Speaker 3 (38:48):
We are the rational ones, you and I in our relationships,
like we know when the fight should end. We know
when there shouldn't even be a fight. I know I'm
not acting crazy. I know I'm not doing those things.

Speaker 1 (38:59):
So I'd like to have things on in the background
when I do stuff around the house. Right, And during
the day, there's nothing on TV. Right, So a lot
of times I'll go to YouTube, and there's a lot
of weird stuff on YouTube. But I found this channel
a couple of years ago, and to me, because we
spend so much time at these places that it has
a place in my heart. So this guy goes and

(39:21):
he takes a camera with him. He goes to like
malls that are about to close or have been abandoned. Yeah,
and dude, they're time capsules. Yeah. So he'll go in
and now he's walking through a mall and it hasn't
changed since the early eighties. Right, it's got shag carpeting,
it's got the brick, it's got the fountain. Right, you
look over, there's an Orange Julius. All of a sudden,

(39:41):
there's a Sam Goodie, there's a Coconuts, right, there's a
Merry go round.

Speaker 3 (39:45):
Is he's showing videos of the olden days when we
had them, or what they are now.

Speaker 1 (39:48):
He'll show the video of what when the mall was
bustling in, like eighty three, eighty four, and then he'll
go through it now and some of these places haven't changed,
but there's just no customers. Some of these places are
still open. Places he goes to or are are closed
up and they just haven't knocked them down yet. So
now my daughter goofs on me because she walked in
one day, Right, she's home from college on Christmas break.

(40:10):
She walks in the house one day and I'm watching
a video of this guy. He just walks around the mall. Yeah,
just showing what old malls used to look like. And
my daughter's like, you're such a dork. What are you doing?
Because we remember the good time? And I go, you
don't understand, Like, yeah, they don't understand. It's nineteen and
I go, you don't understand what it was like to
go to the mall, and the mall was our life.

(40:31):
That was our life. Blood like that was your social
life blood. That was where you got closed, that was
where you hung out with friends. That is where you
got maybe your first date, your first kiss. It was
everything the mall. So it's like watching a time capsule,
watching this guy just go around these old decaying malls. Well,
Friday nights, man, it would be who's who's my mom?

Speaker 3 (40:52):
My mom? She either picked up or dropped off. But
you had to have one parent drop off the other
picked up. And we did and we just walked and
we walked. We must if we had Apple watches, we
must have done fifty thousand steps that night because we
didn't stop.

Speaker 1 (41:04):
We walked around.

Speaker 3 (41:05):
We had enough money for a slice of pizza at
that awful pizza place that everyone had. And uh, and
it was our arcade Mounty beat. It was whoever did
this as a genius. So growing up, there was a
place called the Echelon Mall and the Achelon Mall was
kind of a ritzy mall in the in the in
the mid eighties, late eighties.

Speaker 1 (41:22):
And uh, they put a library right across the street.
Yeah right, And so you did all so you could
tell your parents, Hey, me and my buddies, we have
to go to the library for school. Can you drive
us over there? And then as soon as your parents
drove away, because back then they didn't you know, we
didn't have trackers on our phones. We didn't have phones,
did we'd drop us off the library and then we'd

(41:43):
high tail it over to the mall. And then we'd
spend the whole day at the mall. And then when
you called your parents on a payphone, oh yeah, pick
us up on the steps of the library. We'll be there.
No work got done.

Speaker 3 (41:52):
This bumps me out because this shows up in my
Facebook reels and it's they'll show they'll show videos of
high school in the nineties. Yeah, every girl had the
same teased hair. It was the iowe you the bugle boy.
Let me tell you the different sweatshirts and the difference
between Ben and now all these dude, they're laughing, they're joking,
they're having fun.

Speaker 1 (42:12):
These kids are living it up. It's like, I don't
even think high schools like that anymore. And I could do.

Speaker 3 (42:16):
I can remember everything, all the fun time I had
in high school by watching these videos.

Speaker 1 (42:20):
That's what it was in the nineties. Dude.

Speaker 3 (42:22):
I'd they're at lockers and they're talking. They're actually talking
to one another.

Speaker 1 (42:25):
And the thing is you would go, Yeah, you'd be
in the in the in the food court, and then
you would go. There'd be arcades, the place called exill Rama.
There was laser tag right and uh and that's and
then there were stores that, like you knew, you could
never afford, right, your parents could never afford see Cavarici's.
But you go to Merry go round and look at them.

Speaker 3 (42:42):
Anyway, my buddy had a credit card for structure and
before we went out. Now this is early, this is
like twenty one twenty two, we had we would go
to the mall. He was the only one with the
credit cards, so he would go. He had great credit
to untill he ruined it.

Speaker 1 (42:53):
I fig that I fell into that with the gap
structure and old navy ice. Look at you. Yeah. Now,
I worked Bath and body Works as a stock boy,
which got me thirty percent off construction. Wow. Yeah, I
didn't know that was even a thing. I wish I
would have known you back then. All the same company.
It was all owned by the limited. God, can you
buy this watch for me? Dude? It was a whole
other world. So my daughter's goofing on me. But I'm like,

(43:14):
you don't get it. You don't get what the mall
was to us, and how sad it is now this
guy is just walking through these malls and they're just decay. Yeah,
look we get back, we'll knock out some You think
you have a fan, you think you've got it bed
onlyfan star Lily Phillips has become a recognizable name all

(43:37):
over the world, and that's not necessarily a good thing.
After Phillips announced her intent to get railed by a
thousand dudes in twenty four hours but apparently put her
on the radar of US Customs and Border Control agents.
Last week in Vegas, agents recognized her and told her
that if she went through with her work, she never
set foot on US soil again.

Speaker 5 (43:54):
Fly.

Speaker 1 (43:55):
What's she doing wrong? Phillips was in Vegas for the
Avian Awards and did plan to do her stunt at
the time, but was scared off after receiving that friendly
little warning from authorities. She opted just to enjoy the
awards instead. What does she doing wrong?

Speaker 3 (44:08):
Whatever you want, can't you? Yeah, beautiful country. I don't
think she's got.

Speaker 1 (44:13):
Any It's not like they're paying her Yeah, she's just
pouring it up.

Speaker 4 (44:18):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (44:18):
If we've said it once, we've said it a thousand times.
The cops have social media too. Suspect the drug pin
Louise Emmanuel Picado Jerroilble, also known his Shock, was recently
arrested in Europe while vacationing with his family. It wasn't
crack investigative work from the Interpole that got him nabbed.
It seems that his wife's Instagram post gave authorities a

(44:41):
constant update of where his family was wow, which made
him a fairly easy target to nab by the time
he was coming home. Let's see here. In India, Jeffrey
Bell Junior learned a hard lesson if you're gonna fake
your own death to get out of paying child support,
Oh this is Indiana, not India. Sorry, don't hide at

(45:02):
your girlfriend's place. In April of last year, Indiana State
Police first received reports that Bell passed away. And I
guess when you pass away, you don't have to pay
child support anymore, right, it just makes sense you're dead.
Around the same time, Baker was also receiving reports that Bell.
Baker is the cop receiving reports that Bell was alignment

(45:22):
well and shacked up with his girlfriend in the same county.
Soon after, Belle was apprehended in charge with false informing
of death. But waters more, Bell allegedly told the court
that he had to attend his court date remotely because
he'd be out of the state. During the video proceedings, however,
it became clear to court to the court that Bell
wasn't out of state, but was in fact still in
his girlfriend's place. At that point, the judge ordered Bell

(45:45):
to be taken in the custody and politely escorted into
the courtroom to be face to face with the judge. Now,
Bell's charged with three counts of failing to appear, one
count of false informing of death, one count of contempt
of court. And he's got that pesky child support the
deal with awesome. Yeah, you're never gonna get away from
And I had a buddy was behind on it. He
wrote a note that I don't have it and sent
it in. I'm like, Okay, that doesn't work. That's funny

(46:05):
to me, Like that doesn't work. Funny joke. But you're
never gonna get away with it. Yeah, man, I guess
like that. I guess what was about twenty years ago,
twenty five years ago, they started the rule where like
guys can go to jail if they don't pay child' sport.
It used to be just a bum, right, you were
a bum dad if you didn't pay child'sport. But then
they started locking the guys up, and a lot of
these guys were like, all right, lock me up. But
what they didn't tell these guys when you get out,

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you still owe the money. You're not serving your time.
You're just you're not swapping jail time for the money.
You still oh, you're still in rears. And dude, I
there's some there's some real nasty moms out there. Dude.
I know guys that are good guys and they got
caught up in that and they're like, dude, I just
I'm working three jobs. I can't keep up. And the
judge will tell them you go work another job, work
a fourth job. Uh, there you go. Those two believe.

Speaker 3 (46:51):
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Speaker 1 (46:55):
I had to cash a check yesterday. It's weird, isn't it.
It is weird.

Speaker 3 (46:59):
Because Okay, I get I get the listen, I get
the security part of it, but I had my license.
I had to check because I won the Fantasy Football League.
My buddy decides to write me a check. I just
give me cash. Why why am I getting a shack
or now.

Speaker 1 (47:12):
That Venmo stuff like, yeah, the Venmo or cash app
or all that stuff. It's super easy. Well, I was
hiding it from the wife. I don't want to know.

Speaker 3 (47:19):
You know, I've won three fifty so that's my gam
that see, that's my gambling money. So I was trying
to hide it from my wife and not vemo it.
So I go to cash just check. Now, I have
my license, I have the account number. It's my bank
that I use TD Bank, and I go through the
drive through. One of the guys I hold on a
second and he asked me my phone number, and I'm like, okay.

Speaker 1 (47:36):
Now I've done this before.

Speaker 3 (47:37):
I've tried to to withdraw like a large amount of
money out. They made me come into the bank. I
do it before.

Speaker 1 (47:44):
I had to take out pay for a roof and
I had to take out a large I think it
was thirteen grand and the woman's like, we don't have that, yeah,
oh no, and I have it in the bank. I go,
what I go, you're a bank and she goes, yeah,
you're gonna have to give us a day or two.
And I was like, Okay, that's weird. I was like,
I would hope that you guys had thirteen thousand dollars
in the bank. What's FDIC do anyway if I can't
get my money out? And then, dude, I remember I

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had to jump through hoops. Man, I had to just
sign a bunch of stuff. I had to make sure
I was on camera like they they you know, they
made sure that dot all their i's and cross all
their t's. This guy asked me my phone number. See
here I am with my driver's license, legit driver's license.
I have the check, I signed the check, I have
my my account number on it. And ask me for
my phone number. Now he has to send me a text. Now,
I guess everything goes through your phone.

Speaker 3 (48:26):
I guess it said, yeah, if you don't have a
phone forgetting, you can't do.

Speaker 1 (48:29):
Anything in this world.

Speaker 3 (48:30):
Dude, what if I was old school and didn't have
a phone or had a flip phone.

Speaker 1 (48:34):
I mean, with the new company, iHeart to sign in
every morning when I get into the studio, I have
to get an alert sent to my phone, right and
then I got to put that password in. Yeah, you're
screwed without the phone. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (48:43):
Now on the drive through, this guy has to send
me a text. I have to allow or acknowledge the
fact that I got the text.

Speaker 1 (48:48):
I need a driver. That's why I'll just go, like
Jesus christ Man, I don't know. It's my money. I
got plenty of money in there. I'm cashually the three
hundred fifty dollars check, here's my license, it's give me
my money. Yeah.

Speaker 5 (48:56):
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Speaker 1 (48:57):
I had cash the other day and my wife's like,
just put it in the bank account for me. I
was like okay. I was like like, I hate going
to the bank. But I was like all right. So
I go in and the line suited like it's long,
and so the woman starts yelling because anyone depositing cash,
and I go. I was like, oh, okay, this is
gonna be easy me and I go yeah me, and
she goes, you gotta do it outside in the atm.

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Wait in the atm. Yeah. So now I'm like, oh no,
I hate this. So now I'm like I have to
go to the atm. I have to deposit the cash
into the ATM. It's a whole process, and I'm like,
I wish I never did this that one bill at
a time. You guy slide it into like an arch,
take the whole thing and put it all in and
then you gotta trust that it wan't trust it, you
gotta trust that the machine somehow made sure all that

(49:39):
cash got into your bank account. Why I had a
debit card, it was it kept declining and I knew
there was money in there because I would go to
the app.

Speaker 3 (49:45):
I'm like, oh my god, what happened? And it was
because I didn't use it in a while. And I'm like, so,
I don't know. Maybe I just haven't used my ATM
and I don't know six months because I didn't use it.
But yeah, all the security, I mean, I don't know
how you steal anymore.

Speaker 1 (49:58):
My god. That's why you don't hear about bankrupt right. Yeah,
there's no I mean, it's just no way to get
away with that. Those guys in high school never got laid.
Just hacking away at a computer, that's what that's you
got it. You gotta go through the main frame. Yeah,
I needed that guy yesterday. Yeah, the guy like Ferris
Bueller when he was changing his grades. You know, you
gotta do something like that.

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