WEDNESDAY 3-19-25

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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up.

Speaker 2 (00:14):
In a world of fog, 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.

Speaker 1 (00:34):
And stand about whom the rest And this show.

Speaker 2 (00:40):
Isn't it?

Speaker 1 (00:42):
Hey man? What's happening? Good morning? I gotta I gotta
give credit where credit is due, and that goes to
Kevin Spacey. He is the tweet of the day yesterday.
Is he back? Finally? I'd like for him to be back.
I really like Kevin space You're starting to calm down
a little bit. I don't know how bad he's ever
gonna get, but I could see him comeback. Who was

(01:05):
a kid fourteen or fifteen? Sixteen? He did apparently he liked,
he liked, you know, younger guys back in the day.
This is when he was a he was a stage actor.
And so there was one kid, Anthony rapp Is the
kid's name is an actor who said he was like sixteen,
and Kevin made some moves on him back in the

(01:25):
late eighties, which is okay if you're seventeen. And then
there was a couple people that accused Kevin. They were
of age of like grab ass him. But then it
ended up dead, like two of his accusers just died.
Oh wow, Yeah, which was a little shady. We call
that the Clinton But who Kevin Spacey is good friends
with the Clintons. But snow White's coming out this weekend, right,

(01:49):
and it's it's had all kinds of issues. The girl
who plays snow White, she came out during the me
too movement, hardcore snow White's gonna be a feminist and
there's no need for guys.

Speaker 3 (02:01):
And.

Speaker 1 (02:03):
Yes, because the guy didn't ask permission. The girls passed
out from food poisoning and he has to kiss her
the wier you can't ask. It's called the Heimlich and
it's called uh it's mouth the mouth, so uh. She
kind of ruined the film, and Disney's been trying to
clean up this mess. So they're just throwing it out
there this weekend. So the reviews are out and they're

(02:24):
not very good, and it's not it's it's gonna lose
a ton of money. So one of these parody sites,
it's called Babylon B they put out a headline that
said Rachel Ziggler's the Girl Date. Rachel Ziggler out Kevin
Spacey in his new snow White. Okay, So then Kevin
Spacey retweets it and goes high ho hi ho, it's

(02:45):
off the work. I go, so I gotta give credit
where credits to Kevin Spacey at least is having fun
with it him being canceled. At least he's goofing on
the fact that they're making fun of him being canceled.
You know, if they made that switch, I go see
that movie. Second, Yeah, Kevin Spacey is snow White. They're
not even midgets in the movie right there. It's CGI.

(03:06):
So okay, So here's what eight midgets out of work.
So they got a bunch of They got a bunch
of of midgets when they first started, and then people
saw what they looked like and they really weren't midgets.
And then what's his nuts? The guy from the Elf
movie and the guy from Game of Thrones, he came
out and said that he's pissed off they didn't use

(03:29):
real midgets. So then Disney decides they're gonna see gi midget.
So they're CGI midgets. The whole movie is a disaster.
It's gonna lose a ton of money. It's so a
lot of people don't even know what's coming out this weekend.
There you go, Disney, Kevin Spacey for the win yesterday
tweet of the day. Hi Ho, Hi Ho. It's all
the work I go everybody. It is Wednesday, Today's Wednesday.

(03:54):
That was gonna find That is the XO work Force
Employee of the Day. Who will it be? And what
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It is well lunch of point step at XL SAP
Church's rock station ZXL Morning Show. Good morning, everybody doing live.
I can go alrite it and we'll do it live

(04:17):
and things sucks. I'm Scotty. Good morning. Here's some news
faux u's On a Wednesday, billionaire and tech tite Elon
Musk shared his congratulations to the SpaceX and NASA, even
though NASA didn't do nothing. Yeah, this looks really bad
for NASA. Yeah, well, NASA is barely like in existence
anymore because we can't do anything without We were using
Russian stuff to go up in the space and now

(04:39):
we have the contract with Elon. He rescued two astronauts
that were stranded in the International Space Station for the
last nine months. He said, thanks to excellent work of
SpaceX working with NASA, the astronauts are now safely home.
Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sonny Williams had been in the
International Space Station since June of twenty twenty four. They
were only supposed to be there for a week without

(05:00):
What does NASA do just watch them die? Yes, wow,
not really, but they have a plan to go on.
Not really. It's kind of like remember in the greatest
movie ever made, Army Eddon. At the very beginning, they
got to figure out how to get this meteor to
not hit Earth, and there's guys, they're all caffeined up
and they're trying to figure out ways, and it's kind

(05:21):
of like that, like, guys are like, let's shoot up,
you know, a rocket with a parachute and we'll land
it on you know, we'll land it on the broken spaceship.
And they really didn't have an idea until Elon came
in and said, hey, guys, like, if you let me
do this, I can do this. And he said he
could have done it months ago, but it was the
Biden administration that wanted to push it back. Well he

(05:42):
was attached to Trump. But it will look real bad, Yeah,
which is a shame for the people up in space.
But yeah, they're like, guys, how about us, We're here
just for flying around in space. A county employee sold
three EBT cards intended for low income families and made
seventeen illegal purchases, totally nearly twenty five hundred bucks. Adri On,
a Queer a Dongo, who works as a clerk in

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the Atlanta County Department of Family and Community Development, is
charged with official misconduct and theft. Those EBT cards are
issued to low income families to purchase groceries through the
state's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program. The forty three year old
is an a Carper City resident and charged with a
pattern official misconduct and all lawfully taking a benefit. It's
not as bad as it could have been, though. How

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is seventeen purchases twenty five hundred bucks. That's still twenty
five hundred bucks. You expect that to be a real scam,
like twenty grand I mean, there's not that much on
those EBT cards, right, I guess at a time, but
you can't come to a car dealership and buy a car.
You have to come up with about one thousand. Pretty
sure that you can't buy a car with an EBT
card or that would be awesome, Yeah, it would be.
New Jersey is kicking off an annual pothole repair campaign

(06:44):
on Monday, or they started this past Monday. The State
Department of Transportation say it will start with the most
significant potholes. They said, NJ dot Cruise work year round
repair potholes and keep our highways in good condition. But
this time of year it becomes our primarys to report
a pothole in your area called one eight hundred pothole.
That's twenty eight hundred seven six eight four six five three.

(07:08):
That's news. What about sports six or thunder tonight? Flyers
Capitals tomorrow? Pirates beat the Phills three to two, Phils
Yanks one oh five this afternoon, and congrats the Brandon
Graham on a fifteen year career. He retired yesterday, entire
time with the Philadelphia Eagles. Yeah, I heard the for
the Phillies and Pirates. They moved the scoreboard now so

(07:28):
it doesn't say poop on the bottom of the screen anymore.
But yeah, so that's pretty awesome. Yeah, uh yeah, so
that was that fun away. That was the fun that
we used to have down there in clear Water. Uh,
there you go. That's news that sports Sunny Today, Hot
to fifty nine, Fox Tonight over forty one tomorrow for
your Thursday clouds high to fifty five. It is thirty
eight outside right now. One hunch of points seven ZXL

(07:49):
South Jersey's rock station, ZXL Morning Show, un point seven
ZXL South Jerseys Rock Stations, the XL one Show. I'm
the only one in my house that takes school serious.
Even my wife has taking a sign now, my twelve
year old, and she can't do this because you have
to get through school. You have to read, you have
to do math, you have to do that. Reading helps,

(08:11):
math helps it all, it all does, it all helps him.
And my kid's an okay student. I mean he gets
good grades, like he's got like all e's. But sometimes
he'll he'll like blow a test. Now, it's not like
when you and I were in school. If we failed
a test, that's it. You might get to be able
to do some of it over again. Maybe get tet
do it like a d r C. But they full
blow get to take tests over again and get it right.

(08:33):
Like every now and then, we would have the bell
curve where like if everyone failed the curve, the teacher
would give you the curve. Yeah. But other than that, yeah, man,
I mean it was a one shot deal and if
you failed it, you failed it. It was almost like
it's almost like they're just and listen. I appreciate it
because they are just getting these kids through school. I
don't think there's a way my kid could fail a grade,
Like he's going to be pushed up through the next grade.

(08:55):
So it's up to us to kind of stay on
a little bit. So he has a test on Monday,
he gets it's a forty eight on the test on Monday,
eight out of fifty. No, who's out of one hundred? Yeah,
it was like twenty questions. I guess, I don't know.
He got nine ride or something like that. So I
tell him, I said, listen, man, we're here to help you.
If you have a test. You want to feel more

(09:15):
comfortable going in, your mom and I are here. All
the studying material is there. Oh, she never gave us
a I'm like, no, I'm pretty sure she did. You know,
she never told us we had a test. No, pretty sure,
she because not everybody in the class listened. Yeah, I
gotta be on the teacher side. It's tough because that's
all new to them. Blaming the teacher is new to them.
Us we've been down that road before. The teacher did

(09:37):
tell you that the teacher's not going to give you
a test out of nowhere. She's gonna lay it out.
It's just that you didn't listen. I know I've been there.
I've been I went to school too, and call me now,
even my wife will take the side of the kids saying, oh,
this teacher hones teacher. I was like, listen, he still
has to respect the teacher. You want him to go
in there and not be like, ah, this teacher and
blame it all on the teacher. You gotta study for

(09:58):
the test. You got to prepare. You knew you had
a So he gets to forty eight, so he's able
to retake it over again. So I said, well, what happened, buddy.
There's a there's a level where it's just so bad
that they're like, you know what, redo Mulligan, he's getting
Mulligan's It says, Mully, You know what, man, we could
definitely tell you did not prepare for this test, So
let's do one more try, And it's so easy. Sometimes

(10:18):
the goddamn test you're gonna take at school is already
on the computer. That's it's the same test, dude. I
don't know how, especially high school and college teachers do
it and professors. Everything is like, how do you do
an assignment? And then the kids can just go online? Now,
especially with AI, Yeah, like you gotta it's so simple.
Like that's why I tell my kids. I go for

(10:39):
you to fail, and you have to try hard, like
you gotta trust it's all there at your fingertips. Yeah,
I don't know how. I mean with AI, how do
you even how do you even? How can you even
tell somebody really did the book report? You just put
it in there. AI's gonna tell you exactly what you need.
You don't have to do that anymore. So I say, hey, buddy,
how well, why don't you tell she had a test?

(11:00):
It was on Monday. I was like, okay, He's like,
I can't believe she gave us a test on Monday.
My weekends are my weekends. And my wife almost agrees with, yeah,
why does she give him a test on a Monday.
I was like, I don't know, because he has two
days to study for the test. That's not the point
that you do. The point is he should have been
ready for the test, not that she did it on
a Monday. Yeah. Yeah, that's the day side. I can't

(11:21):
side with my wife and the kid on that she
gave a test on a Monday. Yeah that was I dude.
I dealt with this with my kid being late to
school and my wife's kind of take on it was, yeah,
I get him there when I get him there, and
I go, no, no, that's not the that's not the rule.
The rule is you get him there before school starts.
I tell my wife. I was like, we can't have
him not respecting the teacher and the decisions. Who cares

(11:43):
what she was wants to have the test, but to say,
the weekends are my weekends. You play video games, you
hang out. I was like, you easily could have studied
an hour out of the weekend and nailed this test
and you didn't. Yeah. Man, that's like saying like, well,
I can't believe they gave him something the homework over
the weekend right to get that. Do you know what
we called that back in the day a hard teacher.
If I went to iHeart and said, I can't believe

(12:06):
you guys make us do this morning show. We got
to start at five thirty, I'd be fired. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And I can't have guy so we prefer starting at
three pm. And I can't have him going into a
real job saying oh, I can't believe you made me
do this. I'm like, no, that's your ball. I don't
care what it is. Do it or get fired. But
that is the world we live in now. I know

(12:26):
I'm I do and I gotta break them from it.

Speaker 4 (12:28):
Man.

Speaker 1 (12:29):
It's it kind of sucks, but that that world is that.
You know, when you apply for a job, you're telling
your boss, well, you know, I really don't like pressure. Yeah,
you know, I really don't need every day I need
to take three hours to just cry in a room
in the corner, save spaces nuts. I need. I really
need that. Tell a guy who's you know, putting a

(12:49):
roof on today that he's got to take an hour
a day just to cry, right right, Matt. Yeah, I'm
having a new move. A new guy's like, oh, I
can't believe I gotta take all these shingles will put
in a dumps. That's why you're here is to do that.
That's your job. You know what your wife's really saying
is and I get and I understand where she's coming from.
She doesn't want to be bothered on the weekend. Yes, yeah, yeah,

(13:09):
which is what it comes down to. Same thing with
my kids doing baseball tryouts. There's a part of me
that's like, if he doesn't make the team, it's not
all that bad because that means I don't have to
bounce around the practices and games and everything. That's that's
selfish of me. It is selfish of you, and it's
selfish of USS. And we're pretty good man like when
he does. I was like, don't you feel good when
you sit at a test and get one hundred on it?

(13:30):
He's like, yeah, like yeah, we'll do that. Yeah, forty
hour out of your weekend. Forty eight doesn't get you there.
I could have gotten probably more than a forty. I
ain't even take a damn class. I got a barren
tickets right now Lantic City Beer at music Festival. Do
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and seven. We get back.

Speaker 4 (13:53):
Knock out some rockets, right, Joe Scottis.

Speaker 1 (14:05):
There's some rock news for you. Uh. Semi Sonic has
condemned the White House's use of their hit song Closing
Time in a new video where they're deporting people. This
video is awesome. Yes, the quote is from the band
Semi Sonic. We did not authorize or condone the White
House's use of our song Closing Time in any way,
but we did cash check. Yeah. When they say you

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don't have to go home, but you can't stay here,
they're shackling up these these criminals. They have their head left,
face down to the ground and they're putting them on
the plane. It's fantastic. What I love is a lot
of these bands don't own the music, so it's a
company and you pay. Like this happened with Trump's campaign
where he would use somebody's song and then the artists
would come out and be like, oh, I don't condone tromp,

(14:49):
No he does, you can't use my music. And then
you find out they have no ownership of their own music.
And it's like, now, he paid a lot of money
to use that song and he can use it any
time he wont yell, Like Semi son sold their whole
catalog for seventeen hundred bucks back in the day. Yeah,
and they can do anything they want with it. They
they claim they didn't ask. The song is about joy,
impossibilities and hope, and they missed the point entirely. That

(15:12):
was off semisonic second album called Feeling Strange Fine A
Closing Time. I believe we still play it here, Yeah,
we still play it. It doesn't fit unless you're at
a bar. Yeah, and it's you know, it's the last
song of the night. That's where it belongs. So it's
a seventeen second video shared on social media that the
White House put out and you're right, you're putting cups
around a man's waist and hands and it's playing Closing

(15:34):
Time by Semi Sonic. And that was it for them, right,
just that was a big that was a big old
hit and then uh, never never heard again played in
every bar, yeah for sure for a year. Still, yeah, man,
it still is. Is that like summer of like ninety
nine maybe something around there, flogging Molly have now issued
a statement addressing Dave King's serious health condition. That's the

(15:55):
lead singer that led to the band's tour cancelation back
in February. At the time, the band revealed that a
statement the King was battling a very serious health condition.
Both the singer and his bandmate wife Bridget Reagan. We're
asking for privacy. That led to the cancelation of all
twenty twenty five tour dates. Let's see here. Now they've
weighed in on what has happened with the health condition

(16:18):
and revealing that he's on the road to recovery. He
suffered a brain hemorrhage on January twenty fourth. He underwent
two surgeries to save his life, spent two weeks in
a coma, and later had a third surgery in order
to aid his recovery. So we wish him well. That's
the lead singer of Flogging Mollie. Uh. We'll wrap it
up with this. Zach Wilde revealed a major detail about

(16:40):
the upcoming Black Sabbath Reunion show, which will double his
Ozzy Osbourne's farewell concert. The star studded back to the
Beginning show will take place July fifth in Black Sabbath's
hometown of Birmingham, England. The massive event will feature Metallic
as Slayer, Maan Tara, Guns N' Roses, Tool Hailstorm, Auls
and chains Lamb of God and Drags, Mas the Don
and Rival Sons. In a recent interview, he said, considering

(17:03):
all the bands that are on that thing, and everybody's
gonna be playing Sabbath songs, it's gonna be pretty mind blowing.
Zach Wilde said, it's gonna be pretty awesome. And then
to see Oz get up there and do a song
with them, and then watch Sabbath play, I think for
all the bands it's gonna be major. He said. Without
these bands, none of us would exist. He also expressed

(17:25):
hope that the one off show will inspire Ozzy to
hit the road once again. He said, hopefully we'll just
do this. Oz will get up there, have a blast,
and it'll put a fire in him if we want
to go out there and do this again. So I
don't know, man, from what I'm hearing, he can't even
get up well, at least it's kind of a you're
going to see a show, and then it's also Ozzie's

(17:47):
farewell to ours, so you get a quality concert, and
they just tagged him along. Ozzy even came out and said,
do not expect me to play with Sabbath. I'm gonna
go out there. I'm gonna do like half the songs.
I'll wave to the crowd and that's gonna be it. Now,
it would be all swift. He keeps saying that, and
then he actually goes out there and does like, you know,
maybe like a six song set as you get through it.
But you know, Zach said, how cool would it be?

(18:08):
You know, I know he's going through health stuff. You know,
we just fly a throne around and he goes out
on tour just sitting in his throne. People would pay
money for it. It would it's featuring Ozzy. Like let's
say I buy tickets to go see Little Gangbanger. He's
a hip hop guy, but Little Thug is featured on
the song. Like Little Thug isn't a big part of it.
That's how Ozzie is with this conscut Zach wilde Els,

(18:30):
who said, I'm not planning on doing a set with
Black Sabbath, but I am doing little bits and pieces
with them. He said, I'm doing what I can where
I feel comfortable. Ozzi's just wandering around the stage looking
for exit, you know, I mean, that's what you don't want.
But he's Joe, but he's the dark He's the evil Joe.
Here's what I don't want. I don't want them to
do a whole big build up, say Ozzie's name right,

(18:51):
the king of darkness? What is the Prince of darkness?
And then they're sharing, like holding him up and walking
them out, shuffling his feet. I don't want to see that.
Don't even announce. I'm just having to just walk out there,
sing a lyric or two and then just waving out.
Hear this pitch. We put them in a cannon and
we shoot them. There you go some rme or hundred

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High five hugs. Man, I'm really failing. A couple of
days ago, I told you that I really wanted to

(19:58):
do some self care and that was my toes. I was.
I bought a toe separator, so I might be cause
I didn't want. I look at my mom's toes that
she's getting. She's gonna be eighty in a month, and
I look at her toes and they're all mangled. Man,
Like one toes overlap in the other. Was that like
sandals that were too small? I don't know. She was

(20:18):
a teacher for thirty five years, so maybe it was
just shoving her feet in the bad shoes. Maybe putt
her foot up kids. Asses. Yeah, yeah, dude, she was
the world's worst teacher. Like now, I don't think one.
You know, like kids bounce around and they're like they
you know, after they graduate years later, they're like, man,
this teacher molded my life right, Like they'll be like, man,

(20:39):
it was this one teacher in fourth grade. She was
the one that like changed my life. This teacher was awesome. Yeah,
they thank them. No one says that about my mom.
They's ever come back to series. No one has ever
said that. I've never gotten a letter from a kid saying,
your mom changed my life. Yeah. I think my mom
was a pretty bad teacher, to be honest. Yeah, when
she finally dies and the kids come back to the field,

(21:00):
don't spin on her coffin like this was all shit. Nothing,
not one kid. So thirty five years being a teacher
in Cherry Hill special ed, so her toes are all
mangled up. So I said to my wife, I said,
all right, let's get I want to get it like
a toe separator like you get when you have you
have like a pedicure. See it and uh. And so
I was like, I'm my little pinky to I can

(21:22):
see it's starting to move. It wants to it wants
to kiss the other toe. I don't want that. I
want some separation there. I want all the toes to
have a little bit of space. Yeah, and so, uh,
are you banging it on furniture or something? Because I
do that a lot. I dude, I just think it's
it's years of just it's it's life. Dude. You gotta
figure your feet get beat up the most. They're in
shoes constantly put have pressure, right because you're just standing,

(21:47):
you're walking, right, I got forty five years on these feet, right,
It's they're starting to show wear and tear. Right, Like
how many times we have changed the tires by now?
So uh so little toe. I can see it starting
the move over. So I want to take this separator.
I want to separate it, but I gotta do it
for like an hour a night. Do you know it?
Since Sunday, I've only done it one day. So you're

(22:10):
not taking this serious. Not taking it seriously, it'll be
a major thing. See this said she leave me? She
told the kids in a text. She said that if
my toes get like my mom, she's gonna leave me. Yeah.
I realized that this age. Now I'm fifty one, now's
the time to a lot of preventive maintenance because I'm
seeing the way you should have prevented it years ago.
She probably should have started at thirty eight. But it's

(22:31):
just fifty one. Now it's just called maintenance. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Like we in your twenties. You should be taking care
of all this stuff. You have time throughout today. You're
not working a job, a construction job where you can't
put it on. Your things should be hey, take care
of mom. Get home and put your feet up into
your toe separator, you know, put my toe separators on.
Maybe draw a warm bath. I don't want. I want

(22:52):
to see what it actually looks like when it does
get on top of the other little toe wants to
move over and kiss the other toe. But I gotta
really take it seriously, and I'm not I gotta do
it every night for an hour, because here's the problem.
Anything more than an hour, it cuts off circulation and
my toes start to turn blue. I don't want that.
I don't want to lose the toe. This small toe
is something you really can't It's like the pinky. Well,

(23:13):
you can adjust a pinky, but like I've smashed my
toe where it's going off to the side and you
just kind of put it back in. It just kind
of clicks back in. If you can't really you can't
really break it. Be guess you can break it. It's
all like cartlet, but there's nothing you can do with
that I think there's a there's a bone in there.
I'm sure there's nothing you can do with it. When
you you can't go to the hospital, Hey fix my

(23:33):
toe like I don't know, man, it's it is what
it is. You can't do anything with the little toe. Yeah,
well I'm gonna separate it from the rest of my fees.
When you got to get that thing taken off, man,
because now now it's on top of the heart of me.
Regret it. I think my feet would look better without
a little toe. What about one little separator just between
that toe and the other toe. You worot about it,
but I think the other ones then it would get
It wouldn't be equal. You know what I gotta. I gotta.

(23:56):
I gotta equal it out between all the toes. When
you walk in here like Forest Gump with those braces
on your legs, keep that toe from over top. Dude,
I'm gonna I'm gonna laugh at you. Just be ready
for it. Look, man, this is old people's stuff, like
you know, make funny, you know, make fun of your
wife for going to bed with stuff under her eyes
and the tape over her mouth, all that stuff, you know,
and the stuff on our teeth. I'm doing the same thing.

(24:20):
Look at me. I'm going to bed with spacers in
between my toes. And that's the thing is my wife
really does that.

Speaker 3 (24:25):
Man.

Speaker 1 (24:25):
She has like this triangle pat she puts on her
forehead so there's no wrinkles because she's not getting like
any you know anything. My wife wears a bunch of sections. Yeah, yeah,
like a hair bonnet. And I'm like, okay, we used
to make fun of because Grandma used to go out
with like a mumu. But she would like go out
to the store and stuff, remember a curlers in her
hair and stuff. At least our wives don't do that. Like,
my wife's not getting the mail with all that stuff.

(24:47):
All you have to do is prevent your toe from
It's like, I'm pretty good man, my parents doing it.
My skin's pretty good. My parents doubts me an acutine
when I was a teenager, so god knows what that caused.
It caused me not to have pimples, you know. So
that's pretty good hairlines hanging in there, So I'm okay
with that. I got my weight down, so I'm okay

(25:11):
with that. So really I just got to adjust the toes.
The only thing to be the perfect husband to your
wife is your toes. Yeah, I'm not taking it seriously.
I gotta do it an hour a day. I failed
over three days. I've done it for one hour. That
does that. Math does not work. Can't you put it
on when you go to sleep? I can't because it
cuts off circulation. Imagine I wake up and my toe
falls off. Yeah, now you got do toes. Like I

(25:31):
even said to my wife, I go, are my toes
turning blue? And she looks down and this is never good.
She goes, oh my god, and I goes, Okay, So
an hour a day because the plan was the sleeping
I can't. I can only do an hour before my
toe goes dead. When you take all the toes off,
you don't have this problem anymore. First world problem, man,
This is a one hundred percent of first world problem.
Look we get back, knock out some headlines. One hundred

(25:58):
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Speaker 3 (26:20):
Yeah, was talking about six thousand dollars for a tooth,
and he said, just pull all the teeth out of
my head. Right, he should check with his mom. He
should definitely check with his mom, because if I get
extra two dollars, she can put her thumb in her
mouth and take all of her teeth out of one
shot and give.

Speaker 1 (26:38):
You all right anyway, Yeah, so that goes back to me.
It's no I have I have a tooth broken in
the back of my mouth that I might have to
take out. Six thousand dollars was the price that they
gave me to do. But then he said something about
your mom and popping your mom's teeth out. I'm not
getting to the mom part of it. Oh, your mom
having no teeth all right. This guy, this guy hates Philadelphia,

(26:59):
which I'm and to like his calls and his talkbacks
when he gets into all that. Yeah, he's very heavy
on the Philadelphia jokes. Hey, I just want to give
a big old shout out to the city of Philadelphia
and the people of Philadelphia. The other day, I was
feeling really bad, so I drove through Philadelphia, and I've
seen things gonna be a lot, lot, lot worse. So

(27:21):
I'm feeling a lot better now. Thank you Philadelphia for
making me feel better. It's very close to phil Philadelphia,
Bill Philthhiadelphia. Yeah yeah, so yeah. Being a trash guy
in Philly's got to be eye opening too. I'm sure
you see a lot. Oh you know. I I don't
know if they listened or not, but I cut off
a trash truck headed from here to Brigantine. The other day,

(27:45):
a guy laid on his sworn. I'm like, what do
you want? You know that's right there by the ac
U A. It's uh, well this is this is like
the main street in Atlantic City. But you got you
got kids all over the place. You may have stolen
that trash trucks. Maybe there's construction going on. I'm like,
I don't know, it's a small area. I'm like, hey,
this guy, stop. The guy's picking up trash, so let
me take my opportunity and zip in front of him.

(28:07):
So as I zip in front of him, oh, it
starts going and I get the horn man whatever. Yeah,
it's like, what were gonna do? Bro, Really, what are
you gonna do? Coming out of here? Taking some of
the side roads, it's like playing Frogger. It's it's a
trash truck. You don't know if you can go around it.
Now you have school buses now too, It's like I
don't know where I'm going. Like now I'm stuck between

(28:27):
a trash truck and a school bus. And then you
add the city buses and there's just like like, Okay,
do I stop, do I go? Can I go around you?
I'm not sure where I can get wait for the
guy to load his bike up, because wherever he gets,
wherever his destination is, he's got to get on a
bike and then drive the rest of the way. And
I get it, you know, being a bus driver's got
to be it's got to be difficult. But I always
feel like when I I'm passing a city bus that's

(28:50):
stopped at us at a bus stop, it then decides
to start pulling out and they always aggressively pull right
out of the bus stop. That's exactly what this truck did.
And it's like it's like, hey man, calm it down.
A bit all right, just talk backers from your wife. Hello,
when your your wife gets on the talk back, now,
she she got mad at me for what now It
says robot milk. You remember robot. Yeah, we were talking

(29:11):
about how our wives they have so many different milks
in the fridge. It's never just regular good old milk anymore.
It's lactose free, it's lack tad, it's coca nut, it's almond.
Myfe leaves the milk out like for hours. To be
able to do that any of the like the nut milks,
you can leave out for days at a time. And

(29:32):
I made the joke that my wife gets milk from robots.

Speaker 3 (29:36):
We buy coconut milk.

Speaker 1 (29:38):
It's off from a robot. It's nothing crazy, it's coconut milk.
It's a weirdo. I like when she calls you names.
I think she called you a dumbity other day on
the text bread. You know what it's mean. Yeah, okay,
I want you to go and think of your grandparents,
right coming, Like my grandparents came from another country, right,

(29:59):
Some came from Italy, some came from Ireland. Tell them
in nineteen thirty five, Hey, guys, you're gonna go get milk.
Right now, I have my grandparents looking at me, my
young immigrant grandparents looking at me, and I say, first
of all, they go, what what how did you get here?
You're my grandchild and it's nineteen thirty five. It is

(30:19):
weird that you're even having this conversation with them. And
I say, guys, I'm gonna go get milk. And they're like, okay, awesome,
go get milk. Where's the cow? And I said, no,
we get it from coconuts. And you're all on an
island somewhere to just mashing a coconuts. They would think
I'm a lunatic. My wife, she will make her own
almond milk. I said, listen, dude, I love My grandmother
would think we were lunatics. It's almonds and you put

(30:41):
you soak them the water because there's a piece of
cloth you have to have for it. Oh, I know,
I know how it goes. Give me the milk and
the dirty nipple from the cow. Just give it to
me straight from the king. Oh well, then the conversation
the other day was that we found the place where
you can get straight milk from the cow that's not
pastured or pasteurized or processed or something, and so you

(31:03):
literally can drink right from the nipple of the cow.
The milk was sitting on the counter and I said
to my wife, I said, I said, you gotta put
this back in refrigerator. And she says, hey, stupid, do
cows live in refrigerators? And I had no comeback. I
will come back from that to shove. It was a
mic drop, man. She got you there. Hey, sure she
got me. The thing of almonds can live on the counter, right,
that's why can't almond milk live on the count? That's right.

(31:25):
We actually climbed our coconut tree in the back. Let's
shut this, we get back. You send us, ay, I'll
talk back. Go to the iHeartRadio app WZXL. Is what
you say. She hit the red microphone button. We get back.
We'll do some trash.

Speaker 5 (31:44):
Oh why long track anything, thirty on anything, racket rock, roughing.

Speaker 1 (31:58):
Love. There's some trash for you. Tracy Morgan a couple
of nights ago, is at the Knicks game. He was
sitting those great seats right on the court.

Speaker 4 (32:09):
Nice.

Speaker 1 (32:09):
But here's what happens, man. This happens a lot where
like somebody will spill something they got to stop the game.
They got to mop it up. This doesn't happen a
ton when a celebrity starts puking on the court. It
was a lot too. Yeah, Tracy said that he had
some food poisoning. He was sitting their court side and
decided to just start throwing up right there on the court.
He did make fun of it, though, He said that

(32:30):
they had been one to zero since he puked on
the court. So they took him out in an ambulance,
on a stretcher and everything. So he posted yesterday from
his hospital did he said, he'll be just fine. That's
the great Tracy Morgan. Ryan Reynolds. So you and my
wife going back and forth about Ryan Reynolds yesterday and
his wife Blake Lively. They're suing Justin Baldanni, the actor

(32:54):
and director. He's suing them. They're suing him now, Ryan Reynolds. Man,
I think they're getting a little freaked out because the
tide seems to be swinging towards this Justin Baldannie. Yeah,
it usually doesn't go that way, but it is. So
Ryan Reynolds yesterday like put out a plea to the
judge saying, can you just please make this go away.
Can you dismiss this case because the bald Donnie guys

(33:15):
suing them for four hundred million dollars money. That's a
whole lot of money. Blake Lively claims that she was
sexually harassed on a movie set. This guy came back
and said she couldn't have been treated any better. Here's
all my emails. Here is everyone on the set having
my back. And so I think Ryan Reynolds and Blake

(33:35):
Lively are they're a little concern that we may have
to cough up some major cash in this one. Ryan Reynolds, man,
you were pretty clean, bro, you stayed out of trouble,
You did your movies. I thought you were great. But
all this nonsense. Man, don't look good. You're tied to
her now, Yeah, you're right. Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy.
The death timeline once again, we just don't know. So

(33:58):
the police came out last week and said, look, this
is what we think happened right now. It came out
a doctor. Where where has this doctor been? This doctor's like, hey,
it turns out the day you said she died, she
called me, dude, he's been dead like a month. Where
have you been? Matter of fact, when the whole family
is dead and the dog, maybe you picked up the
phone and call the cops and say, oh, by the way,
she called me up right around when this whole thing

(34:20):
was going down. I think I might have an idea
what happened. And Gene Hackman's wife called me. So he
some doctor came out and said, yeah, like the day
you said she died, she picked up the phone and
called me. So the police are we can't do like,
we don't know what happened, right, Like, it's really a
guestimate of when exactly someone dropped dead, and it all,

(34:41):
you know, it makes sense because the doctor said she
called because of this virus she had and she wanted
I guess the prescription, So it makes sense. But yeah,
a lot of people were throwing on their tinfoil hats
and being like, no, she did it. And I just
think the police are like, look, they sat there mummified
for six weeks. The cops had an idea, They closed

(35:03):
the case, they stamped off on it. Now this doctor's
gonna reopen it again, Like just shut up, man, We're
we think this is what happened. That's all I guess.
It's you know, what man to be young and hot?
I guess they just give you a podcast, Alex Cooper.
They call her daddy host. It's a podcast. She's made
a ton of money. Now she's getting into the hydration world.

(35:24):
Her Unwell hydration drinks you can now buy online. A
twelve pack is twenty six dollars for water for water. Okay.
She even went on The Kelly Clarkson Show where Kelly
Clarkson drank one, calling it refreshing. So it must be nice. Man,
you're just hot and people just tend you like. She's

(35:44):
gotten too. I think she got one deal that was
worth seventy million, and then that deal ran through Spotify,
and now I think she just did one hundred million
dollar deal with serious accent. Yeah. Well, it's like the influence.
We're just being hot. She I mean, honestly, I've listened
to the call her Daddy podcast. You gotta listen to
it all mute, right, She's just I mean, she's an

(36:06):
attractive girl, but it's just yapping and she gets major guests.
I mean, she got Kamala Harris, she's the girl who
they booked her. They booked Kamala Harris during the election,
but they didn't want to fly Kamala to California to
do the podcast, so they flew the podcast host spend
one hundred thousand dollars in Washington, DC to make it

(36:30):
look like her studio to interview Kamala Harris. Yeah, this
is now the endorsements. They're not just celebrities and athletes anymore.
If you have a follow up on social media, that's
what they want. You don't care about her or podcast.
She probably has what forty million people followed her, so
heyreat this water. They just want you. They want your
Instagram following. That's all they want. But even the host said,
you guys are spending one hundred thousand dollars to why

(36:53):
did just fly to LA Yeah, they do my podcast.
Well that's why she didn't. Kamala Harris didn't do Joe
Rogan's podcast either. They wanted Joe Rogan the fly to
DC and he's like, no, he goes, you fly to
my studio. Trump did it. Yeah, I'm more important than
you are. Kamala and and and Joe Rogan even said
he goes because they said, well, you know, when we're
in Texas, it won't work. He goes, I'll come in

(37:13):
at two am. Yeah, because I'll do anything. But he goes, no,
I'm not taking the show on the road to interview
Kamala Harris. She never wanted to get on that show.
It that called me daddy was a layup. Man Rogan
would a grilled that she got murdered yep, without being
on Joe Rogan. Imagine if she was on Joe Rogan
and we saw what a dudge she really really was.
Uh there, Oh, sorry, we're not allowed to talk politics.

(37:35):
There you go, some trash for you mornings. Hey, good
morning w z XL. How are you all right? Yeah? Man,
good to hear buddy, what suld I get the tickets? Yeah?

Speaker 5 (37:51):
Man?

Speaker 1 (37:51):
If we picked that one, if we pick up the
phone and you hear our voice, that means you have
the tickets, there's no games to play, there's no calling
number nine, no show. Yeah. Oh awesome, yeah man, Yeah,
we don't want to waste your time. I appreciate that. Yeah, man,
what's your name? Edwin? All right? Edwin? Uh, you have

(38:11):
a pair of tickets? What do we go? Oh? Atlantic
City Beer and Music Festival. You got a pair of
tickets for that? I awesome, I'm stoked. We haven't been
in a couple of years and looking forward to it.
It is well, it is a fun event to go
to uh So Atlantic City beer in Music Fest. You
got the tickets. What do you do? Edwin? Were public works? Edwin?

(38:33):
The public works guy? I see Jojo. I think he
could be now well, I told you, we told you
earlier we wouldn't play a game with you. But I
think he's got a question he's gonna ask because it's
wacky question. Wednesday happen to have the nineties game trivia.
I don't know where this came from. Came from probably
someone someone's good will beIN nineties trivia? All right, ask

(38:57):
him a question. Okay, I wish I had my reading glasses.
I'll be you needy to give it to me here,
I'll be his lifeline. The nineties game? You ready? Were
you alive during the nineties? Edwin? I was, Okay, this
is gonna help you. Okay. This entertainer releases the song

(39:19):
super Mob. This entertainer releases super Mob. I know, I know,
I know this. This person is still floating around Edwin, Edwin,
Edwin Edwind uh uh okay, okay, Edwin thing tall black

(39:40):
and transvestite. Yeah, super you better work your girl, working girl,
twirl on the dance. Still got it had a big
reality show. I think it might still be on Lock
of Sicken. Hold On, I'm gonna f hold up with

(40:00):
the wacky bell. Hold on, Edwin, hold on, we have
a hold. There's a lot that goes into this. Okay,
I say the answer again. And when we were not
prepared for the play of the nineties game, but edwhen

(40:20):
you stay on hold, you got a parent tickets Atlantic
City Beer and Music Fest. I thank you, just got
a note from a corporate iHeart. They love it. They
love the game, and they love the wacky morning bell,
the impromptue. Somewhere who loves the game nineties trivia game.
There's a consultant in Indiana says, this is morning radio.

(40:42):
Watch Ryan Seacrest this afternoon will be playing it on
his show. So Charlaine, Charlotaine and God will do the
same thing. Steal all the good stuff from us. Right,
that's where the workhorse and then they're gonna steal it
and give it over to seacrests He's gonna do it
on wheel Fortune the now God, look we get back,
we'll knock out some head. This reported z XL Morning

(41:05):
Show Point seven. Z XL so our Jersey's rock station.
So my wife's new hobby is I didn't think it
would get like this crazy, but it's taken over my
kitchen and now there's flour everywhere. She's into sour dough making, right,
she's making sour dough brett. My wife did a batch

(41:27):
the other day. She did two loaves and together they
looked like an ass. There you go. Yeah, so yeah,
so my wife did. There were buns. Basically, they really
were buns. So my wife did the fur. She she
you know, cause you got to curate from literally like
a like a just like nothing. You got to build
this thing. It's got to grow. It's right, it's it's

(41:49):
it's like this, like you know, it's a what are
they call it. They call it a mold. It called ing, right,
like something like that, something like that, right, So it's
it's alive. Yeah, So you got to feed it and
it becomes this thing and it grows and that eventually
grows in the bread. I looks like a little baby.
And so the first time my wife did it didn't
go so well. So back, you know, back to the grind.

(42:10):
She does it this past weekend. Came out great, right,
but here's the problem. Man, She's using our countertops like
you see it, like uh, like if you go to
like a culinary school. Like she's throwing the dough on
the counter. The flower's going everywhere. She's kneading the dough,
she's stretching the dough. It almost looks like an Italian
pizza shop where she's throwing the dough in the air

(42:31):
and spinning it. Some people may not get this, but
she's Jack Tripper, yeah, because he was a cook, right, well,
he was a chef. Yeah, this is good. It's one
hundred percent. So here's where it's taken over. So now
at any given time, there's flour everywhere, the countertops, the floor.
Even after I clean up, I find it in places, right,

(42:53):
So there's flour everywhere. The other stuff is all the
stuff she needs. Now, we've had whole drawers dedicated and
cat it's dedicated to sour dough bread. Right. It's different pans,
different pots and pans. There's different baskets. She used a scale.
It looks like she's selling drugs. It looks like a
meth house, right, you know what it is is and

(43:14):
I this happens all the time. Wherever we put a
table or we put something something to put on it, it
always has something on it. Well, this is what the
island was built for. Some genius came up and said,
you know what, when we're gonna start making bread and
they need my island clear it does look now, So
you're right, this is where it all lives on the island.

Speaker 5 (43:32):
Right.

Speaker 1 (43:33):
She's you know, she's taken over a couple of drawers.
I don't care, fine, but I'm now cleaning up me
and I'm finding flour everywhere. And the other thing is
that I've talked to you about this when she has
to build the micro orbs, right, she has little little
little hats that the jarwars and everything to keep it
nice and warm. She lives in our microwave like a baby.

(43:55):
It has to live in our microwave because it stays
out of our microwave too long and not while the
microwave's on. By the way, if it stays out of
the microwave, it gets too cold and it dies. Yeah.
See this is now every time I go to you
yell annoying, it is every time you go to use
the microwave, and I have to take this little baby
out of the microwave. See, we went through this with
the the old industrial I don't want to say farmhouse

(44:18):
like rustic furniture thing. And it was the thing, and
we did it throughout our house and it was old
furniture and everything else. It looked cool. We got over it.
This is the new thing. And and ladies out there listening, look, men,
it's really not hard to do. Once you nail it
down the way, that thing's pretty cool. I just wish
I ate bread because every time it's dinner, they got bread,
they got the butter, they put the garlic gun theer.
I'm watching the entire family like dip it in, like

(44:39):
there's spaghetti, gravy. Well it we've moved on. So yeah,
because my wife even said she goes once you once
you build the little bread baby the virus. Right, yeah,
once she goes, he can run forever. Right. Uh, It's
like it's like terminator. It just goes and it will
take over the world. Now my wife's making her own
but but so now we've turned onmis she's churning her

(45:02):
own butter. Now I like to know how that goes down.
Because she sent him myself. It's really good. My wife
will be all over that thing. So now we have
our own butter. Now I think she was kidding, but
I think today she said, hey, can you sign for
a delivery? She said, we got our own cow, and
we have to keep in the backyard. It's so yeah.

(45:23):
So now my wife went from, uh, now we can't
I can't bring any bread into the house all and
I don't eat bread, so that's fine. So there's no
bread other than sour dough. And now all butter is banned,
and she makes our own butter. I gotta say, man,
I don't know if it is with your wife, but
it was it is with mine. It's kind of like therapeutic,
like she really is. She's taken an art class and

(45:45):
she's out there and she's not thinking about the world,
and she has this beautiful thing and it comes out
perfect created like she really is in like her own
little She loves doing it. The first time she she
builds this little bread baby up. And now she goes
to make bread for the first time in the oven
and it failed. She you would have thought that she
lost the baby, Like I mean, that's she was upset

(46:08):
and that's why I'm not gonna bust her balls about it.
It makes her happy. So I gotta clean up flour
every now and then. Who cares. It's giving her something
to do. It's it's a hobby. You know. It's same
thing that she's in the boxing. I am I gonna
I'll what am I gonna be? She's doing more than me?

Speaker 4 (46:23):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (46:24):
Sure, yeah she is. You know, am I gonna bust
her balls and be like, hey, you know Oscar Dela Joya,
you know where's your bread? I just can't wait for
the fed where it's a new thing and all the
ladies get on board and they put it on tiktac
and TikTok and Instagram. I like tiktac and it's uh,
it's hey, ladies, let's all take the clothes off of
the floor. That the full laundry. Let's fold laundry. Let's
hang it up in our closets. And my wife's gonna

(46:45):
be like, oh my god, it's the new hot things.
She started texting her friends like did you pick up
the laundry out the floor? I did? Would you doing it?
I hung it up and I folded my jeans and
where'd you put them on the shelf, and this is
the new thing. So here's the thing. So my wife
follows a woman about the bread making. I'm gonna contact
that woman and I'm gonna say, lady, look, here's the deal.
Can you make videos now about folding laundry because my

(47:07):
wife will follow you and do it. Do them to
like fun songs or something. Ladies, making bread is fun,
But what really is fun when you pick that laundry
up off the carpet. Ladies folded, you got an hour
while it's in the oven. Let's fold some clothes. Now,
it's a game. How many pants can you fold and
put away? While the bread is bacon? So yeah, so

(47:29):
now sour dough is definitely taking over my kitchen. It's good, man.
I've had pieces. I've had little tiny pieces of it
in butter with garlic, and it looks fantastic. It's freaking fantastic.
And I walked in the other day. She's got the
big white hat on. I'm like, oh my god, there's
a chef in our kitchen. Nothing on. My wife has
nothing on. She has just the apron. I took it
right to you. That's hot. Yeah, that's my own butter.

(47:52):
Maybe that's why I'll make a sour dough porn out
of the house. They're upstairs. But you're right, I don't
eat bread, so I don't get to enjoy any of
it right right now, when's the new ladies? You know what?
Making breads fun? But you ever do buffalo wing? Chicken wings?
That's the new thing, ladies. Let's do it, ladies. It's

(48:12):
called ribs. Yeah, give it to me from scratch where
you're ripping it off the chicken. But if like my
wife started smoking meats, right, that sounded weight dirty and
it should have, she would take it to this extreme
that she does with the bread. She takes stuff very seriously.
Smoker man, that starts the dude. Dude like beef jerky
and stuff a dehydrator, I'll say. I'll say, making bread

(48:33):
for a woman is like what smoking meat is for
a guy. You get it right, and you're gonna mess
it up a couple of times in the garage something
like that. Right, it's it's awesome. Yeah, look we get back.
We'll do a thing called You think you have a
bad You think you've got it bad. I don't think

(48:56):
we have it bad. I guess at the Pine River
Hotel in Sheboygan. I think Sheboygan was in Wisconsin. This
says it's in Michigan. Why have I heard that a
ton Sheboygan, Sheboygan. It's one of those like back in
the day, comedians would always make a joke like I
just flew in from Sheboygan, Right, Sheboygan was always a
joke And I think like John Hughes films, John Candy films.

(49:19):
It left an unexpected item behind at the River Motel
for an employee to find. The motel's manager, Gary said
he went into a room on Friday morning to clean
up when his nephew was shocked to find an alligator
hiding under the bed. When cops arrived, they were able
to pick up the reptile, which Gary called very friendly. Yeah,
you don't get a lot of alligators in Sheboygan. The

(49:40):
guest who owned the gator, named Wally, said he thought
the animal had escaped and immediately made a U turn
to recover his beloved alligator. In Germany, a major grocery
store chain is offering customers the chance to purchase pop
up panic rooms at the price of just about sixteen
thousand bucks. A pop up panic room offers bullet resi instance,

(50:01):
from nine millimeter calibers to forty four magnums made with
reinforced steel. The Panicerans have options that include a bench,
magnetic lighting, and a dry toilet, and the comment a
variety of colors, just not pink, red or white. There's
also a smaller and more budget friendly option that retails
for over forty five hundred new bucks. This is a
new bunker thing that we did back in the eighties

(50:21):
when the nuclear war was going to hit and dug
that big hole and had the door and you and
the family go in there. The fifties, that big where
they if you see the old fifties commercials where they
were doing the atomic bomb scares and Nate, that was it.
People would sell these bunkers in your backyard. It would
be like leave it the beaver, but underground. Let's see here.

(50:42):
On Saturday, a Florida man managed to steal an ambulance
and lead police on a chase through the mean streets
of Tampa, Florida. Dashcam video shows the wild pursuit, which
ended in what appears to be a residential neighborhood. Also
shown in the video is what looks like the suspect
clearly having his priorities in order, as he's seen in
the ambulance side mirror chugging a beer before getting out
of the vehicle and getting tased by police. Michael eSchool

(51:06):
It has been charged with stealing an emergency vehicle, driving
with a suspended license, resisting arrest n d U. I Now,
I don't condone drinking and driving, but if you were drunk,
it would be fun to drive an ambulance, but hopefully safely,
maybe in like a parking lot and you're under supervision,
it would be cool. I mean, you got the lights,

(51:26):
you know, you get to play with the lights. Think
about I'll tell you what. Though grand theft auto, the
ambulances were always the worst. The driver out well, they
were slow, very clunky. Yeah yeah, yeah, there you go.
Those people they have a bet you on. Not so
much that rocket one hundred point seven ZXL South Jerseys
Rock Stations ZXL Moist show. Guess what I was watching

(51:46):
over the weekend. I was kind of entertained a little bit.
You were watching let me see, let me guess sport. No,
what's reading rainbow at the Great LeVar Burton reading Rainbow? No, dude,
you didn't watch Reading Rainbow was a Picture Pages with
the guy that rap women Cosby. Picture Pages was Saturday

(52:07):
Morning Cartoons. Reading Rainbow was w h y y. It
was PBS during the week. Did that host Drug Women?

Speaker 4 (52:16):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (52:17):
Trak next Generation. He was coo to Kinte in Roots. No,
this was This was dodgeball on ESPN, like the movie
or Real dodge Real Dodgeball. This is now a thing.
Years ago I gotten one of these. There was a
dodgeball league. It was a coed league. It was guys
and girls. And I actually played it once too. And

(52:39):
the problem is took it too seriously. There would always
be that group of people who took it too seriously,
same same people who take cornhole toss too seriously, same
people who take horseshoes too seriously. You're ruined the game
by taking it too seriously. Now, while I was watching dodgeball,
I'm watching it, I'm like, these are just they're not

(53:02):
even They're not even like, okay, how do I say professional,
They're not even like professional dodgeball players.

Speaker 4 (53:06):
It's not really.

Speaker 1 (53:07):
It really was a bunch of shlubs, Like they weren't
in great shape. They're getting hit by the ball, like
it wasn't even like these guys were like, I don't
know crossfitters when they can out of vertical jumps in
their man been in a round everything else. It was
regular guys playing dodgeball with a bunch of women. I'm
not going to bust your balls about it because he's
not your problem anymore. But I used to make fun
of Daniel Jones, the quarterback for the Giants. Yeah, during

(53:28):
the off season. This is legit. He was a professional
corn hole player. He's sponsored by Johnsonville Brotz. He got
money for playing corn hole. So and that legit, like
it's on ESPN five like it was. It would be
on TV and he would be there throwing bean bags. No,
I wish it didn't ruin our franchise. And he was

(53:49):
a better quarterback he took. He was much better corn
hole player than he was. He was throwing bags to
the receivers. I don't know. Maybe he's good. Why I
remember two, But I've watched horseshoes on TV. Yeah, yeah, horseshoes.
I watched that. The corner whole thing, the ax throwing,
I've watched. I love ESPN because their thing was I'll
cover the NFL until one o'clock on a Sunday and

(54:11):
then and then the gugs are for Bowling was their thing,
and I was like it was genius because it's watching bowling.
It was crazy. And the same Jo watched bowling too,
the same thing with Wide World of sports Man and
you would have that. They would just show you these
wacky sportsm all over the world. And that was the
thing ESPN. Yet, you know, because they didn't have the
licensing of all the sports that have like they have now.

(54:31):
So you would get wrestling like like professional wrestling, you
would get bowling. Bowling was a big one for ESPN.
I remember jet ski racing, Yes, yeah, right, you would
get volleyball, all that stuff. Well back in the eighties
on ESPN, just to kill tok ESPN, I would stay
up late night on Saturdays because that's the closest I could.
I didn't have any of the adult channels. Yeah, ESPN

(54:54):
would do it, would do jet ski racing. But in
the middle of it, they had a bikini contest. I'm
sixth seventh grade, I'm like, dude, this is awesome, man.
But yeah, dodgeball a bunch of shlubs out there just
throwing the ball. Around professionals. Late eighties early nineties, they
tried to bring back roller derby and that was a thing. Man,

(55:14):
it was like funny. They called it roller games. You
watch that with your buddies with some beers. Man, I'd
watch it all due. You get a roller derby league
right now, I'd go watch it. I could have totally
hung out with buddies and watched dodgeball and bet on
the on the t I would have done you all day.
Never bet on the fat kid. Yep, Hey, everybody, thanks
your call. Today. It was welcomes on the show, glad

(55:34):
when you're all part of it. Stay there, let's gick
off that rock block. It's one hunch point sevens XL
Satura's rock Station, CXL Morning Show.

Speaker 4 (55:41):
Smiling your smiling.

Speaker 1 (55:47):
Smiles you eleven. The sun comes shining through. When you're crying.
You bring on the rim, right, gonna stop your shot.
Stop this side. We'll just be happy. This where is smiling.
Let's just smiling, keep on smiling. Smile. I'm smile dropping out, man,

(56:14):
I know you guys are awesome. My love looking at me.
Guys on my way of working rings.

Speaker 3 (56:18):
She's a guy.

Speaker 1 (56:19):
Yeah, warming up, Chip and I'm like.

Speaker 4 (56:20):
I'm down here, we're rocking.

Speaker 5 (56:22):
Hey, thank you, you shot you the fact?

Speaker 1 (56:24):
How do yeah?

Speaker 5 (56:26):
Keep me laughing?

Speaker 1 (56:26):
Man, you guys are great.

Speaker 5 (56:27):
Good morning guys, Hilario.

Speaker 1 (56:29):
Let's shot it? Oh God, is it my radio? Or
it's are you only broadcasting in mina show? This is
the ring in DJ. Be like, if you're on it,
I would listen to this man getting up in the
mornings doesn't suck anymore.

Speaker 5 (56:48):
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