THURSDAY 5-8-25

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

Speaker 2 (00:16):
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this show, isn't it? Hey?

Speaker 1 (00:45):
Man, what's happening? Good morning, Good Thursday morning to everybody.
To end up Curtly, I'll tell you what, man, I
h I don't play video games. But the last video
game I did play when my twenty two year olds
was younger was Grand Theft Auto. Yeah. Yeah, dude, I

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put it up Facebook dot Com, Forward Slash Jojo and Scotti.
Holy hell, they dropped a trailer for the new one.
Now it's not coming out for another year. Oh come on,
but they dropped a trailer for it. It's like you're watching
a movie. Yeah, it's not. They're not video games anymore.
They're real people. Like it's insane. Yeah, it's one of

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those things that I could do with my kids. Like
my kids, uh, they play Fortnite, they play with their
friends and always ah, dad, play play.

Speaker 3 (01:32):
But I'm actually the old guy now where I can't
even keep up with them, like you want to play
Madden versus me, I'll play you Madden. I'm pretty good
at Madden, but I can't play these games and you're
gonna shoot me, and that's gonna be it.

Speaker 1 (01:42):
Like I'm not do you know why you're the old guy?
Why because you're the old guy. Yeah, but I still
love them Madden. Man. I used to play my buddy
online for money. We played for ten dollars a game,
and it was like gambling. But it was funny, you
know what, because I like football. But I can't go
out there and grab a pass anymore. I can't throw
a ball. I pull my shoulder. I'll sell you what.
I'll play some Madden good time. Now, this game here,

(02:03):
I podcast this game here. I probably would buy. I
would probably buy this game. I'll hide it under the
guys of like my my twelve, my twelve year old
to be thirteen when it comes out and be like okay, yeah,
like I bought this game for you, but I'm gonna
stick around. But the problem is now, like all the
good systems we have right like the I don't even

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know what Xbox is on now, the Xbox one. Scottie,
they're in his room yeah, so like it would be like,
what am I just gonna hang in his room like
we've I have grown out of years ago where the
gaming system is on like the cool main TV.

Speaker 3 (02:43):
Yeah sure, yeah, mine's stabbing my little man kee if
I got the that's my Xbox one. And then the
like the incited little pricks they are. They each have
PS five. Each of them have their own PS five.
They each have their own Oh yeah, because the older one,
the older one one, the twelve year old, wanted a
PS five. It's like, I'm I'm not buying the whole
thing for you. I was like, I'll split it with you.
So somehow he goes up into his room where he's

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getting money. I don't know, it's like bronxtaale. I'm like,
where'd you get this money from working at the bar.
Then he comes with three hundred and I matched he
gets one, and then the little one, the eight year old,
wants one. I was like, listen, why don't you let
him use that one now now because I'm playing on it.

Speaker 1 (03:18):
So then we got the other ones.

Speaker 3 (03:19):
But I found that one online that was a Facebook
marketplace that actually paid off for me.

Speaker 1 (03:23):
Wow, yeah, look at that. Yeah, that was. It was
always me and my brother Nintendo. Man, my brother would
play Bases Loaded, yeah, and he would he would just
play all day and I'm like, dude, I just want
to get on there. I want to play Mario. Yeah,
I want to Tomoro bro jump like Duck Hunt trying to
get to the Zelda King, you know, and they're do it,
playing a whole season on basis load. It was fun.

Speaker 3 (03:44):
I don't know, man, those baseball games, like when you
finally hit the ball, it seemed like it was hard
to hit.

Speaker 1 (03:49):
You finally hit the ball and it was a whole lot.
It was like exciting as it. Yeah, dude, when they
started to get good, which was like the late eighties,
good Nintendo like Techmobile will kind of change the game
double Dribble, Bases Loaded, RBI Baseball. It was like it
was a game changer. There was a game on Nintendo

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it was street basketball. It was called Hoops. Yeah. I
love that game. And dude, don't forget the og ice
hockey where it was just the skinny guy, medium sized guy,
fat guy. Yeah. Oh yeah, the fact guy was just
run over the skinny guys. But then if you were
in the hockey had had Blades Steel Blades of Steel
was the big.

Speaker 3 (04:29):
One, and then there was one where you could level
the guy and then blood pours out in the ice.

Speaker 1 (04:32):
That was well that that was NHLPA and that ain't
come out to ninety three and then that was a
game changer too. The first football game I remember playing
was a guy in the middle with guys in a
square all the way around them, and you had to
mash your guys versus their guys to block them. That
that's where it all started. Was that Nintendo or Aitar.
That might have been Atari Mane. I think it was

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Atari because the first, the first game I remember playing
when it came to football was a game called ten
yard Fighting for a Nintendo. Okay, then it was John
Elways Football, and then tech Mobile came out, and then
it just everywhere until Madden tech Mobile was it. I
was in third grade and our Atari twenty six my
dad bought it wasn't even for us. I don't know

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what it was freaking or whatever. Yeah, my dad bought it.

Speaker 3 (05:17):
I don't know if people were coming over they were
playing combat or what, but yeah, I didn't ask.

Speaker 1 (05:22):
But the thing I'm like, ah, look at my dad
was a little too old for it. Like I think
my dad was like a like a guy who played pong. Yeah,
but that was about it. That was about it once. Yeah,
I don't I remember once trying to get my dad
playing Nintendo and he's like, this is nonsense. There was
a trick to Space Invaders.

Speaker 3 (05:35):
If you if you, if you clicked the on and
off button fast enough, you would have some type of
machine gun mode where.

Speaker 1 (05:42):
It was like boom. It was like a machine gun
for Space Invaders. The game changer. That was the code
for Contrast. It was many dude, you were like, what yep,
I can put and then you had the code for
Mike Tyson's punch Out. They got you writing Mike Tyson. Yeah.
All right, let's wrap this thing up. Come home, play
some video games, everybody. It is Thursday. We're gonna find

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a ZXL Workforce Employee of the Day, which means you
win something here.

Speaker 4 (06:07):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (06:07):
I got uh four packet tickets to go see the
Best of the Eagles. It's gonna be in the Tropic
Canada this Friday night, I believe, Yes, this Friday night.
We'll have tickets for that. The Best of the Eagles
Tribute show at the Tropicano one.

Speaker 3 (06:22):
Hundred point seven ZXL southhrog Is Rock Station ZXL Morning Show.

Speaker 1 (06:26):
Good morning, everybody here, do it line. I can go
allrite it and we'll do it lit and things sucks.
I'm Scotty. Good morning. Here's some news for us.

Speaker 4 (06:43):
Man.

Speaker 1 (06:43):
We did the story yesterday that ten year old boy
in Washington Township that was killed by a gunshot wounded
the head, was alone in his house when he died.
The shooting remains under investigation. But you know what that
sounds like. They didn't. They didn't lock up the gun.
Splaying around with the gun. If you're a parent, man,
or a guardian or what like, you gotta lock these
guns up. Man. This was an episode of Beverly Hill's

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nine o two and oh that's all. David Silver's best
friend died. Man.

Speaker 3 (07:07):
We had to talk with both of our kids because
we had them in the house. They are locked up.
But I tell him too, wherever you are, if you
were ever in a room like you go to a
friend's house, whatever, and dude, get out of that situation.
You want to fire a gun, I'll take it to
a range. You can fire a gun. Get out of
that situation. I never saw.

Speaker 1 (07:24):
A parent hit a child until I was at my
best friend's house. Kevin Stewart and his dad kept a
gun in the drawer of his workbench in the garage. Like, dude,
this is the eighties. You didn't lock up anything. It
was just in the drawer. And I remember Kevin's like, yo,
and he picked it up out of the drawer right

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as his dad comes walking into the garage. So now
he's caught. He's doing something he shouldn't do. Not open hand,
close fisted, punched his kid in the face. You should
never pistol whip a child too, But and that is
did you pissed the whip that child? I didn't know
what to do. I froze and I was like, I

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gotta get out of here. Even I don't know what
we were, eight, nine, ten years old. I'm like, dude,
I gotta go. He I mean, he'll just knocked his
son out. Never played with it again, did you? I'm
guessing Kevin never played with it again. A man from
Kateney County faces many charges in connection with the murder
of a woman who was found shot to death in
a park in November of twenty twenty four. Kirk Williams

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of Wildwood Crest was charged with purposeful and knowing murder,
unlawful possession of a handgun, possion of a fire on
for all unlawful purpose certain persons not the possessive weapon,
and tampering with evidence that's coming from the Cumberland County Prosecutor.
Tiyasha Still was found dead in Millville on November ninth,
back in twenty twenty four with gunshot wounds in that park.
Disney has announced its plans to build a new theme park,

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this time in Abu Dhabi. Okay, now we're talking about
having some fun in the Middle East, the company's first
location in the Middle East, in the seventh part around
the world. The Walt Disney Company reached an agreement with
the Abu Dhabi based company Morell, which will build the
theme park in the United Arab Emirates. The park is
set to be built in Yaz Island, which already has

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Ferrari World, Warner Brothers World, and SeaWorld. I know an
area that's already kind of demode, and that's a Gaza strip. Dude, Well,
I thought Trump was gonna make was he on to
Trump Gaza? Trump? Gaza that's news. What about sports. Phils
beat the Rays last night seven nothing, They do it
again tonight's sven oh five. Start listening to the game
right here at ZXL. We are your official Philadelphia Phillies

(09:37):
ratio station. Good news for the Eagles. They cut a
deal with Dallas Goddard. He restructured his contract. He's sticking
with the Eagles at least for another season. There you go,
that's news that sports. Yeah, sunny today.

Speaker 3 (09:47):
hYP to seventy five showers tonight. Chances showers tonight over
at fifty six tomorrow for your Friday chance to ran again.
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Speaker 5 (10:02):
Joe, Joe and Scotti Rock News.

Speaker 1 (10:06):
Here's some rock news for you. Oh this means I'm
gonna have to do it. Eagles. We will have tickets though.
For the Eagles. They're doing a tribute show at Tropic Cannon.
We just gave them away earlier. We're gonna have another
four pack tomorrow. That's an Eagles tribute band playing over

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at the Tropic Cannon. The Who and My Thing with
the Who, I have there's certain bands that I have
a agreement with, The Stones, the Who. If they tour,
I have to go see them. Yeah, I don't think
I've missed a Who tour in twenty five years, right,
So haven't missed the Stones tour in twenty years. Pete

(10:50):
Towns and a Roger Daltrey today will hold a press
conference and most people are saying it's gonna be an
announcement of a farewell tour. Now do you want to
know the year of their first farewell tour? And they
literally called it their farewell to it. I'm gonna say
ninety three, nineteen eighty two. Us, Why that early? Why
pull the trigger that early? Because Keith Moon and died. Yeah,

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Roger and Pete hated each other. So they're like, all right,
let's just like wrap this up. We'll that one more
payday and then we'll wrap it up. And they probably
thought there would never be a resurgence of rock music
the way it is now, where there's so much money
to be made because there's no good rock band. So
they yeah, so it looks like The Who, which is
now just Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend. Zach Starkey is

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back on drums. But and Whistle's dead, Keith Moon's dead.
It looks like they're gonna make the announcement today of
a farewell. Okay, they could do it, and I gotta go.
The thing is I had if they tour, I have
to go see him the Sound Guarden. This is interesting.
So Sound Garden, Chris Cornell passed away a couple of

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years ago. They're getting into the Rock and Roll Hall
of Fame. Congratulations on that. And now there's saying they
have enough stuff of Chris Cornell before he died, studio
stuff that they're gonna put a whole final album together. Wow,
is this the guy that died in a hotel room
ridding the bike without the shirt on? Was that somebody else?

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I don't know who you're talking Who.

Speaker 3 (12:18):
Was the guy was riding his bike, had no shirt,
but he was living in a hotel room. He was
a front guy for what band? Oh that's the lead
singer of Creed That Okay, I'm so I got to
mix up. He was high on met that guy?

Speaker 1 (12:29):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's he's still a lot. He cleaned
himself up and he's back in action. Chris Cornell passed away. Yeah,
the bad bad, just bad, passed away, hotel room, bad scene.
So this has taken a while because they were in
a lawsuit with Chris Cornell's wife, his widow. They finally

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settled that lawsuit. So it looks like Soundguard is gonna
find out a new album with Chris Cornell. This is
sad man. I've met this guy, interviewed this guy many times,
A very nice human being. Brad Arnold from Three Doors
Down announced yesterday he put out a video. He was
diagnosed with stage four cancer of the kidney. I guess

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it was a carsonoma that ended up spreading to his kidneys.
Stage four man's bad, so we wish him well. He
had to scrap their tour for this summer. He's been
on it. We talked about Creed. Them and Creed have
been touring and they were gonna do a big tour
this summer, but Three Doors Down has to take a

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back seat. So hopefully he can he can get better.
So but stage four that's a tough one man. It
actually it's gotten to his kidneys and his lungs. So
look the video he put out yesterday. He seemed to
be in good spirits. I know he's very religious. Now
he got sober about nine years ago. So we went

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the three doors down family. Well, not impossible, but it's
a hard one to come back from. It's gonna be tough, man,
you know. But he's got some three doors down money,
so you know, hopefully he gets the uh he gets
the best care. But yeah, the start off at stage
four sevens the excels out Jerseys Rock Station. We can

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still rock the bank nine am. We'll give it the keyword.
Go to the website, put it in your shot at
what one thousand dollars? Man? It makes me laugh. Uh
So when me and you leave here in the morning.
When we get here in the morning, it's dark, so
it doesn't happen. But when we leave here, you know,
we're wrapping up our morning has. It's an office building.

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People are coming in really just starting their day. Well,
we get these big we're right on the water, beautiful
beautiful vacation spot called Lake's Bay in West Atlantic City.
It's dumb bodies and a couple there's been a couple
bodies dropped catch fishing there and eat it. Yeah. Yeah,
there's a there's a company that they win surf for
something like ParaSurf or something I think our midget friend,

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remember our midget friend used to do? It was any
fishing off the dock there, I think. So yeah, so
when we leave, we get these big, stupid seagulls. And
what's funny is they'll get like clams and stuff and
muscles I guess from Lakes Bay, and they'll they drop
them in our parking lot so they crack and then

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they can eat what's inside. But a lot of times
we'll drop them on people's hoods or the roof of
their cars and dent the cars. This is Ginges, by
the way. Where's the first seagull that came up with
this idea? I imagine there's probably a group of them.
They're like, yo, how we gonna get this thing open?
I was like, you know what, how about this? What
if we take it up there and drop it on
this hard surface. I remember my parents we had a

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shorehouse and I went up on the roof for something
and there was just shells everywhere, and I'm like, how
does seashells? In my head, I'm like, was this because
we had a hurricane? And like the shells blue onto
the room and then somebody turned me onto that. They're
like no, the birds drop them to try and crack
them to eat what's inside of them. Genius, man. So

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there's these big dumb seagulls that are in our parking
lot and the exterior of our building is like it's
almost like a mirrored glass. So every morning, now there's
this one big dumb bird and he's looking for food.
So if you ever see seagulls, they steal food from

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each other, like you see it on the boardwalk all
the time. You know, two seagulls will be fighting over food.
So he walks up to the mirrored wall. You're just
watching this like it's a TV show. This big stupid bird,
and he does it every morning. He goes up to
the window and he sees another bird, but it's himself,

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and he starts fighting with it. Dude, he hits the
window with his beak so hard, I think he's gonna
crack the window. So now he's just fighting with himself
because he thinks that he has food. It's hilarious to watch.

Speaker 3 (17:08):
Yeah, we get them because we have an elevated ceilings
in a living room, but they're high windows, so we
get these birds too. Like occasionally, man, we'll get one
just that smashes itself into the window.

Speaker 1 (17:18):
No, it's it really is. It really is a shit.

Speaker 3 (17:21):
It isn't really a trick man for a bird because
you think you just flying and all of a sudden, boom,
you hit a force field.

Speaker 1 (17:26):
I don't know if it's because right our back door,
our backsliding door, I have a lot of plants, right,
so I don't know, but we get birds to fly
into our door constantly, and I'm like, are you doing
that because you think that the plants are like more
wilderness and the jungle. And it happens all the time.

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And that makes me laugh too, because the birds will
fly into the window and then kids will be like,
oh my god, it's dead. I go, no, give it
like thirty seconds and dude, the bird gets up like
Rocky and like starts to shake it off, and then
eventually we'll just fly away like Hogan, dude. I remember

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a rabbit was in my front yard and my son,
I don't know, was like six, and I was like,
hey man, and I took I take a quarter out
of my pocket and I go, you think I hit
the rabbit with the quarter and he's like what I
was like throwing like throwing a quarter in a fountain.
You think you think I could hit this rabbit And
he's a little kid. He's like no, so dude, I

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magic arm that day. I flick the quarter like it's
going into a fountain. Yeah, it just goes, won't, won't.
It's it's spinning, dude. I'm watching it. It's on target,
and I'm like, oh no, oh no, it hits the
rabbit in the temple. Yeah, now what are you gonna do? Dude?
Rabbit's down and now my kid is like like what

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did you do? And I'm like uh oh, and I'm
like real quick as a dad, like you gotta think
on your feet and like oh, like I just kill
the rabbit in front of my son, like oh with
a quarter. And luckily, after about ten seconds, the thing
gets up, you know, a little woozy and then just
kind of hops away. Yeah, explain to how you hit
the rabbit. That's that's the shot. You don't think you
think you're just gonna hit the back. I think it's

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just gonna hop away and it's gonna be fine. That
happened to hit it in a temple, man, you can
really kill them. That happened fifteen years ago, and if
I did it every day for the last fifteen years,
I couldn't redo that shot. Yeah, but there you go.
You almost kill the rabbit. Dude, I thought it was dead.
It's sitting on its side. It's just laying there on
my grass. And I'm like, oh, no, I killed I
killed this rabbit in front of my child.

Speaker 3 (19:35):
No less, but it sucks, man, because one of those
hits your car and dings your car up.

Speaker 1 (19:38):
I mean, I don't know. You can't sue that seagull dude.
That's it, dude. I watch it because you smash a windship,
hit some seagulls when they're not fighting with each other
in the mirrored wall, they're dropping these big, big shells
on the cars, and dude, it's hilarious to watch. Can
we go on to those hawks in the parking lot
that just destroy these things when they come in the area. Well,
like the I think Ocean City has a falcon. Guy

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solved the problem where he just coasts with a falcon
and it just eats seagulls. What's it? Producer Eric said, Actually,
right now we have that four pack of Eagles tickets
we have we have another it's a tribute band. Eagles
Tribute Band coming to Tropicana. Do you want the ticket?
Sig zero nine six seven seven one hundred seven sig

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zero nine six seven seven one hundred.

Speaker 3 (20:23):
To verify the show hasn't happened yet it is not
a that mistake.

Speaker 1 (20:27):
Earlier in the week, I had a meeting with corporate
about we gave away tickets for a show that already happened.
They promised that it will never happen. This show is
tomorrow Friday. Yes, Tomorrow's Friday, right Friday night, Tropicana. It's
a four pack of tickets. Eagles Tribute Band coming to
the Tropic Canna tomorrow night. You want ticket? Six zero
six excen seven shows was Loop Stations the XL one show.

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I can't imagine what it must be like to try
and date now. And I'm not talking like just kids
like twenty year olds and twenty year olds. I'm talking
to someone my age because I have friends are going
through that that are trying to hit the dating world.
And I got a buddy last night who's given me
an earful of just it's just a nonsense. It is.
It's weird. So I got the Force thirty three and

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it was even then was a little weird, like you're
still kind of like hanging on to being young and fun,
but you're still like I had two kids and you know,
a life and stuff like that. So it's uh, yeah,
it's a different ballgame. Like I remember my buddy man,
the guy you thought was gonna kill you in the
hotel room. Yeah, he has up fine and actually a
pretty good looking wife and she's successful. But before all that,

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he would do the uh he was like one of
the first I remember doing the online dating. Okay, okay,
it doesn't seem what it does seem kind of weird
because he could be on the other end who was
a total look like a killer. Yeah yeah, but you
could weed things out like hey, I know, I want
a girl who likes to hike and doesn't smoke and
everything else. You're like, okay, here's a girl, let's go
meet up and talk. When we got when I got divorced,

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we went and uh, I made a plenty of fish account. Yeah,
my wife dude that. And we brought a girl in, dude,
smoking hot girl. She was funny. She came in, dude,
and she was a disaster. Yeah, a lot of things
she had a lot of things going on, and uh,
and I'm like, dude, this so this is that internet

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dating world. Okay, And you're right, it was like almost
but what the the problem was? It was just too
much and you couldn't do it. She was very nice
and I wish her well and hopefully she's living a
very wonderful life. Yeah.

Speaker 3 (22:29):
So last night, my buddy comes over. Now he works
at uh, he works on the docks in Philly. So
he brings us over fruit all the time. What did
bon Jovi write a.

Speaker 1 (22:38):
Song about him? Uh? His name is Tommy. Tommy worked
on the his name was Rocky.

Speaker 3 (22:46):
So he comes over with the fruit and I'm talking
to it's a big date, you know, Big Dave, the
guy got the.

Speaker 1 (22:50):
Dewey from the Booze Cruise.

Speaker 2 (22:51):
Yeah, that guy.

Speaker 1 (22:52):
And this guy's got a sad light. The guy who
actually came up with the quote there when his wife
lost like five pounds, he said, that's like throwing a
chair off the Titanic. That's like throwing a deck chair
off the idea.

Speaker 3 (23:03):
That's where I got it from. Like, that's that's genius.
She's over last night dropping off the fruit and I'm
talking with him.

Speaker 1 (23:08):
My wife. He's like, isn't he the guy that he
was so obsessed with this? He left it? He he
broke up with his girlfriend. Then she starts moving on.
It was his girlfriend of thirty five years. Okay, so
then she moves on, right, Okay, life has to continue.
Then he bought a house across the street from her,

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just to keep eyes on her.

Speaker 3 (23:30):
I sold him the house, and as his realtor, right,
I can only I can only make suggestions where he says, hey,
do you get this is a good idea? And my
brother said, you know what, the best the best situations
come from the worst ideas. I was like, yeah, this
is probably you know. And plus I want to sell
him the house, and they made the commission. So I'm like,
and you guys will be fine and you'll run into
each other at the pool.

Speaker 1 (23:50):
But the kicker is like, he like, he's now watching
her bone guys, Yeah, because nows are coming in and out.

Speaker 3 (23:56):
Now she's right across the street where he knows her schedule.
And then the guy who moved next door, they're kind
of hanging out together, so I guess he sees them
at the pool at so I'm talking to him last
night he's telling me about like just this drama goes
on with the girls. And the problem with this age
is it sounds awful. You're not gonna find one that
doesn't have something going bad.

Speaker 1 (24:18):
It's going to booth the guy, the guys and the girls.
At middle age, you're coming with baggage, be it divorce, kids,
something you're or just creepy. You're coming with something. Ye
Like his baggage is I don't know, man, he hung
out with a girl for thirty five years and never
married her, Like that's no kids are no kids. So
he's kind of living the life of Peter Pan and

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now he wants to find a girl that has the
same thing going on.

Speaker 3 (24:42):
It's not gonna happen now, and not at that age.
She's gonna have kids and she's gonna have Something's gonna
be going on at that age. And it's a shame,
but it is.

Speaker 1 (24:50):
And you gotta be careful too, because like, dude, you
know you don't want to you don't want to screw
up a person's life. And so say you start dating
a girl and you get involved with the kids lives
and then all of a sudden you're out the door.
I got friends that did that. Dude, that's gonna bang
the kid. Like the kids up in the head, that's
you know, they're gonna be like, oh my god. Like
the guys just came in and out. I got imagine.

(25:12):
Imagine you're a kid, dude, and you're I don't know,
six seven years old. Guy comes in in your life
for a couple of years dating mom, right, you kind
of look at him as a dad and then he
takes off.

Speaker 3 (25:22):
Yeah that's a dad man. You don't realize it, but
that scruis the kid up. Yeah, and I got a
buddy now who's like and he's not involved in all
with the daughter, and it really was like his daughter. Man,
It's like, yeah, that was a shame. But like that's
now he's talking about He's like, yeah, we we left
your party. We got into a big fight. I'm like,
our party, what are you going.

Speaker 1 (25:38):
To fight at our party? Was there? He's yeah, He's
like I was. I was hanging out dancing and it
was another girl that was dancing near me and she
thought I was dancing with the girl and I'm just
rolling my eyes. I'm like, you don't need an I'd
rather be single man. And that's dude, a middle aged
fight like that, what are you doing? So that's that's
a that's a twenty two year old walking back into
his house after the party. She slams her door in

(26:00):
his face. He's like, I told her to get the
hell out. This is my house. He's like, yeah, man,
I'm sorry. But at that age yet, that's you know,
you're gonna have to deal with. There's gonna be some
bumps in the road. It's a tough one man. And
then and then you get the guys like Belichick who
end up getting the twenty year old and you're like, what,
other than her being smoking hot, what's the conversation?

Speaker 3 (26:20):
Like, yeah, but at least you don't well, no, I
guess she does have some dry shot that drama.

Speaker 1 (26:24):
Yeah, but she's out of her mind. She's a head case. Yeah,
what's the dude, it's just baggage. It's it's the older
you get, the harder it is. My mom have friends
that husbands died at like seventy they would start dating again,
and your luggage there, you're like, sheesus Like there was
one woman one of her neighbors. She went through like
three or four boyfriends. Yeah, look for her you know

(26:47):
they were rocking out the Early Bird specials. They were
in bed by six thirty. Yeah, we get back.

Speaker 4 (26:52):
We'll not got some trash.

Speaker 6 (27:07):
Oh, love crash anything thirty nyty anything racket rock or roughly.

Speaker 1 (27:19):
Thirty Yes, love crash. Hey he wants some trash? Yeah,
when we do it, dude. I'm looking at a picture here.
We talked about her yesterday or the day before, Christy Brinkley,
and uh, I think she's seventy. I'm looking at a
picture of her and Cindy Crawford. They're both still smoking hot. Yeah,

(27:42):
so Cindy. I think Cindy's creeping on sixty and I
think Christy's gotta be seventy. You know who's not a
solo pictures from that met galup Is. It's a shame.

Speaker 3 (27:54):
Pam Anderson got so much work done to her face
and now she's older and it don't even like her.

Speaker 6 (28:00):
Man.

Speaker 1 (28:00):
Well, see this is the problem it does. That's so
she's on this kick. I don't know if you paid
attention to her last year. She did a whole documentary
and she was in a movie that was really acclaimed
and it was well reviewed, and she was nominated for
a bunch of awards. But she's on this real big
kick of no makeup. Oh she pulled it off. So

(28:22):
that's what she looks like with no makeup. So the
years of Pam we got were all make up up, right,
hair makeup. So look, she's an aging woman. But yeah,
I saw pictures at the Mecala and it wasn't the
Pam that we knew from the nineties. I guess that's
the problem too, is we're not watching her age gracefully.
It's like boom twyears and this is what happened. Well,

(28:44):
here's the thing. We are watching her age gracefully. She's
aging like a normal person. Donald Trump the other day
he nominated a real Housewives of New Jersey woman, u
Siggy Flickler was appointed to the Holocaust Memorial Council by

(29:05):
President Trump for her what it is, she's a housewife
of New Jersey. Let's see here. Jlo j Loo has
said that she you know, she has twins with Mark Anthony,
the singer Mark Anthony, And she said after the second

(29:27):
time her and Ben Affleck broke up just last year,
she said, I told the twins, I promise you this
is a difficult time. But you're gonna see that will
come out the other side stronger and better. I promised
them that, and I did it, and they feel it now.
That gives me a great sense of peace in my life,
because it's gotta be tough. Man. Like you know, your

(29:47):
mom gets gets married to Ben Affleck. It's a big deal.
They're all over the news, you know. And then they
weren't married that long, married like a year and then
ended up pulling, you know, the rugout from under him
and they end up getting divorced.

Speaker 3 (29:58):
Who would have thought that Mark Anthony and Pete did
that Mark Anthony would be the better husband.

Speaker 1 (30:03):
Dude. Yeah, I mean she was. She was with this
whole p Diddy thing, man, he was. She was with it.
So she was with Diddy before the first time with
Ben Affleck.

Speaker 3 (30:12):
Yeah, and this is I mean, this is back when
the parties were probably hot.

Speaker 1 (30:16):
All right, do you wanna? Okay? All right, me and
you we have to go to the bank after the show. Right,
we have to look at our joint bank account. Mayan,
is it's parentheses fifty one dollars? Right now? We can
buy Jim Carrey's house. Okay for uh, he just cut

(30:37):
that's a lot of dope. He cut ten million dollars
off it. He's doing I uh no, he's not. He
cut ten million dollars off the asking price. Well, what
is it? What's gonna sell for the nineteen mili He
bought it for three, he bought it for almost four.
It's still pretty good. And now he's selling it for twenty.
He was trying to sell for almost thirty. Got chas
is that still good? That's good and he's making money.

(30:57):
I don't know why. I don't know what it is
about him. I like him and I don't like him.
He's going to be a wacky but if he's weird
at the same way, it is a little weird. Now
a lot of celebrities will wrap it up with this
are coming out man and saying that LA is making
it extremely difficult. And a lot of people said this
when it happened, when those fires happened in Malibu, a

(31:20):
lot of people said it's going to you know, it's
gonna take forever for these houses rebuilt because of permits
and stuff like that. And you remember the mayor of
LA came out and said, no, well, we'll make sure
that we fast track everything. Trump even came in and
called him out. Trump sat next to him and called
him out to their face and said, do not throw

(31:41):
hurdles in this process for people. Celebrities are even coming
out now and saying we can't start working on our
houses because of stupid permits.

Speaker 3 (31:50):
We know when they're going to realize California is an
awful state to even though you make a lot, they
are robbing you.

Speaker 1 (31:55):
Why do you keep voting.

Speaker 3 (31:56):
These Democrats into the state of California is beyond me.
I'll tell you what's going to happen the two and
you're hearing about it.

Speaker 1 (32:01):
They're gonna set up movie studios everywhere else but Hollywood. Man,
They're gonna and they're gonna lose down on Hollywood. Atlanta
is a hotbed, The Carolinas are a hot I'm hearing
so yeah. I mean, you're gonna go where you get
the tax breaks. You're gonna Jersey. Netflix just built a huge, huge,
or they're building a huge facility in North Jersey. Good

(32:21):
for them. There you go some trash for it.

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Speaker 4 (33:05):
Concrete mixers.

Speaker 1 (33:06):
You sounded like a guy would drive a concrete mixer.
That's a cool truck right there.

Speaker 3 (33:10):
That was my favorite Tonka truck growing up, man, because
you could put stuff in the back and you spin
the thing and it comes out to shoot.

Speaker 1 (33:16):
Those were the old school tunks that were like metal
and you could kill someone with. Yeah, you could smash
your buddy over the head with him. Absolutely. Hey, whose
birthday is? It? Is your birthday?

Speaker 6 (33:26):
My birthdayday? Mother's Day?

Speaker 1 (33:28):
What a great gift, man, Yeah? Yeah, man, there you go,
bring mom to the Best of the Eagles Tribute show.
There you go. You knock two birds out with one stone.
Show should be, buddy, all right, you stay on hold.
We're gonna get all your info, uh, and you're going
Tomorrow night the Tropicana the Best of the Eagles Tribute Show.
All right, thanks very much.

Speaker 4 (33:48):
Take gid.

Speaker 1 (33:49):
It's gotta be a great gig because I mean, you're
hauling concrete, but you don't have to do anything.

Speaker 3 (33:53):
You know, the guys you're waiting for the truck he
just pulled off. There they open the shoot up. You know,
this guy probably wears a tank top every day, tan
hair on the shoulders.

Speaker 1 (34:01):
I know exactly what I'm talking. It was always so jealous, man.
When I delivered ice, I would have to go back
up to whatever door, the bay or whatever, and I'd
have to unload. But then you see these tractor trailer drivers. Dude,
they show up, they parked the truck and then people
do it for That's it, man, you ever did it
for me when I delivered ice? Nice gig?

Speaker 3 (34:21):
What I went after this, that's what I want. I
want to cedl. I want to back up. Had the
guys take it out and I drive the truck back
to the shop and I called it deck.

Speaker 1 (34:28):
Not my wire. I'm gonna go have coffee. I'll see
you guys in a half hour. That's that's the move
right there. But dude, those taka trucks. I remember. It's
so funny because they were like, you didn't have a
ton of toys when we were growing up. So I
had one that was like like it was like farming machines,
Like it was a John Deere's John Die just talking about.

(34:49):
I had a bulldozer, and then I had one that
like used to like till farmland and do those things.
If you swung at one of your friends or your
brother or sister, dude, you can knock them out. I
don't know what they cost, but they were made a
real metal, metal metal. They're worth money now if you
get them in good condition. Dude. Not only metal metal,
but there was real rubber on the tires, like you
had tires I could take off and put back home.

(35:11):
Had to handle men, You're scooping real sand up driving
that f thing through the sand. It was so much fun. Yeah.
Then you know what ruined it, the Remote control car.
Kids stopped caring about Tanka trucks and all they wanted
was a tycho remote control. Yeah, the RC car. Yeah, look,
yeah we get back Mankno got some headlines. This report

(35:32):
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Speaker 3 (35:39):
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Speaker 1 (35:47):
My oldest loses this cat. We've talked about it for
the last couple of days. Right, so the cat has
not come back. I was thinking about it this morning
driving in. It sucks. It jumped out the window. It's
it's just it. Who knows it just isn't that hasn't
come back. I don't know where the cat. It's living
a new life. So she gets on these facebook pages right,

(36:08):
like you know, you fit your town facebook page. She
lives in like a townhome complex, a town home complex page,
and she's like, hey, anybody see the cat. This is
what it looks like, you know. Let me know. So
for the most part, dude, people are real cool, right,
but when you throw it out there, there's always got
to be a jackass. Yeah, somebody like you so so,

(36:31):
but no, because I'd make it funny. This is just
like you don't know how to read the room. So
my oldest is she's besides herself, right, Like this cat
that she had with for like I don't know, two months.
She like loved this thing. Okay, yeah, it's a cat.
It's whatever the pets, oh for sure, right yeah, And

(36:53):
so she writes this heartfelt post on this Facebook page,
Hey lost the cat, blah blah blah, and like I
guess in her describing of the cat, she said, the
cat had a collar on. Okay, all right, I'd like
to me, I know nothing about cat. It's a blue collar.
I remember I read it. So then this woman responds

(37:13):
with no help, right, no, like I'm sorry for you know,
you lost cat. She goes, you know that when you
put a collar on a cat, it could kill it. Yeah,
and it's like read the room, lady. And and so
now my oldest daughter is now fighting yeah with this woman,
and and I gotta give it to my daughter. She

(37:35):
she writes. Back, she goes, yeah, I don't care about
that right now, I'm trying to find the cat like
like like, so, so thank you for the advice, but
go f yourself. People are just dumb, Like why do
you feel the people people are saying this woman, They're
like yea, like we understand. Woman's like, you know, a
cat because they jump a lot, the collar could get

(37:55):
hung up on something and they gonna hang themselves. And
so I'm like, and I'm reading it, and I'm like,
do I get involved? And I'm like, I'm gonna let her.
She's twenty five and I'll let her handle this. And
uh so I'm like, yeah, read the room, lady. No
one needs your advice on cat collars. They're just trying
to find the stupid cat.

Speaker 3 (38:13):
It would be like me going online saying, man, my
wife died in a car accident and someone instead of saying,
I'm sorry, is that what?

Speaker 1 (38:19):
Was she speeding? Did she run a round light? Yeah?
Does she get? It's like my dad died of cancer.
Does he smoke?

Speaker 2 (38:26):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (38:27):
Was it was his own fault? Like there's always that
person in these Facebook posts that has to like throw
in their own two cents, and it's like their Karen,
it's a it's a Karen Facebook post. I just don't
say anything. You're not helping out trying to find a cat.
I don't care about what the cat has unless you're helping, right,
don't say anything. And where's your cat knowles come from? That?

(38:49):
They're not supposed to wear a collars. I don't know
if I see a cat and it's lost and has
a collar on with its name and information. Then then
there was a win win for this, and that's what
it's supposed to have. I used to think the same
thing aboutker collars until the dog trainer said, now put
a choker collar on him, and when he's out of line,
you yanked. But you always get one of when anybody
puts something on Facebook, you always, especially those community pages,

(39:12):
there always has to be a Karen and and just
dude happened to me. I remember I went and put
a refrigerator right out on the curb and I put
it up on our community Facebook page for our development,
and I said, hey, scrappers, anybody does scrapping, here's a
refrigerator sitting out. Here's my address, feel free to grab it.

(39:33):
A dude from Florida. I don't know how he got
onto this page. Right, you didn't take the doors off.
A child could die. I got a side with this guy.
He's right. And I think it was Punky Bunky her
friend died. Did she die in aged? No, Punky's weird

(39:53):
foster dad who took in a child? How is that?
And he was like eighty he I think he went
and Punky said, ran over and got him and he
got her out. But okay, here's the difference between those
refrigerators and refrigerator I had. Those refrigerators used to be
had a locking mechanism on them and you couldn't get out.

(40:16):
That was also an episode of The Brady Bunch when
they got stuck in Sam the Butcher's freezer. Yeah, refrigerators
now you just kick open push from the inside. You
just push it open. Right. And here's the other thing
I hope in my development a parent wouldn't just let
a child climb into my refrigerator. Well, we we've done

(40:37):
this with a with a Facebook marketplace where we put
our old dog crate up online and someone would call
us out and say, you have that's a cage for
an animal. You shouldn't have.

Speaker 3 (40:46):
No that animal. Listen, you handle your animal the way
you want to. I'll handle mine. My dog loves the crate,
walks in there, sleeps in there. We're going He's not
running the house. That's it. So don't tell me how
I'm not talking about.

Speaker 1 (40:58):
I'm trying to sell this thing to somebody. I want it.
My dog has died. I don't need it.

Speaker 3 (41:02):
Don't tell me about how creates are good in bed.
You run your life the way you want.

Speaker 1 (41:05):
To run your life. Dude, I don't care if one
on these Facebook yard sales sites a woman sells herself. Yes, hey,
I'm available for sex anybody. Okay, okay, I guess what
if somebody wants to take her up on the offer,
go nuts. I don't need a Karen yelling at the
woman about her life choices, respect for yourself. I don't
know girls trying to make her way through community college.
She can sell anything she wants in the body of

(41:27):
someone's gonna buy it. My poor twenty five year old
she has. Now she's lost a cat, right the cat's
going and and then now she's fighting with people on
Facebook yard sales sites. You're trying to find her stupid
cat man? Why'd you call a cat stupid? I'm sorry,
it's awesome, lovable, awesome, amazing, little creature. Stupid cat.

Speaker 3 (41:44):
Yeah's life right now. It's another herd of other cats
killing it.

Speaker 1 (41:51):
It started a gang. It was just fine. He gets back.
What do I think called? You think you haven't met
you think you've got it bad? I remember yesterday I
talked about that raccoon that was smoking meth. Yes from

(42:14):
the pipe. I finally saw the video. It's a woman
she has a pet raccoon in her car. They will
destroy you, dude. So the cop pulls her over because
he runs her plates and she's got a worn out
for her arrest. So in the video, it's the cop
footage and so he pulls her out of the car
and realizes there's a raccoon in there. So while he's

(42:34):
like talking to her and cuffing her and stuff, he
looks into the car and there's a crack pipe and
the raccoon has picked it up and is smoking. It's
on video. I yesterday when we talked about it, I'm like, no, this,
I'm sure this is something that's just kind of you know,
they're exaggerating. No, I watched it. The raccoon picks up

(42:55):
and through the cop he's cracking up, laughing, and he's like,
what do I do here?

Speaker 3 (43:02):
Because you want to shoot the raccoon because you are
in danger there, but you can't because it's too a
crack pipe.

Speaker 1 (43:08):
Somehow she got she she like, I don't know what
she did. I don't know if she raised this raccoon,
but like the cop was able to pet the raccoon
well the raccoon was also hot. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I
don't know. So it's holding the crackpipe with the two hands, yeah,
like a raccoon would hold like a hot like it's
like it's too like like front hands.

Speaker 3 (43:30):
So yeah, so you must uh yeah, he must have
been a pet for a long time to learn how
to do that.

Speaker 1 (43:35):
Dude, it's popular. He must have learned if I watched
his own or obviously, well it looks like yeah, it
looks where the pipe goes and you smoke it and
how cool it is, you know, let's see here, hold on,
give me a second. Yeah, I just having some computer issues. Yeah,
take your time. Yeah, boy, okay. Now, my oldest daughter

(44:00):
lost a cat, right, cat jumped out a window. And
do you know what hurts her most is I guess
cats a lot of times will escape. But then if
you like leave the door a window open that they
ran out of, they usually come back where their food is. Sure,
So my oldest daughter's heartbroken because she goes, well, we

(44:21):
left the window open for the last two days and
it hasn't come back. So she's like, it must mean
it didn't love me. You know what they say, if
you love something, let it go and if it comes back,
it's yours. If not, then it never was put traps
out around the around the house to catch you to
catch it. Yeah, they ended up so far. They've caught
a fox. Yeah, that's cool. And they caught a possum

(44:42):
and then the possum biddle who my daughter's boyfriend. Really Yeah?
What was it? A box with a stick and a string. Uh,
it was like a legit like like like not a
trap that's gonna hurt them, but a trap to trap them.

Speaker 3 (44:55):
Listen the way you're describing what happened about the cat
not coming back and then having the trap it, it
doesn't sound like it was a loving relationship. I know
your daughter probably doesn't want to hear that, but if
you're trying to trap the thing that inside.

Speaker 1 (45:07):
For the first night, the cat sat outside of their
apartment and looked at them, but every time they went
to go try and get it, it ran off. So
it really was just screwing with them. And that's why
I don't like cats. Well, a woman lost a cat
three years ago. Turns out she was at a McDonald's
one day the cat walks up to her. How about
that ten miles from her house three years later. I'm

(45:33):
not kidding. Does your daughter want more cats?

Speaker 3 (45:35):
Because I think my mom just had another batch, dude,
So there, I mean, I'm not kidding.

Speaker 1 (45:40):
I have plenty of little kittens. I could bring a
couple oder if she wanted them. No, I don't know
why she got this cat in the first place. If
you know what she got. She got a little guy, right,
he's four, She got him a mouse. I was like,
you probably have a mouse in the house already. Why
would you go to a pet store and buy a
mouse but already having a cat, Now you get a mouse, Dude.
I don't know she does the she does these things

(46:01):
and mouse, I guess kind of neat, you know, so
I think your tad eats it. I know our little
guy did this when he was little and first started
playing with the iPad, and I think your kids did
it too. Order stuff they shouldn't order. They hit the
end up with the order button or something, buy a
game they shouldn't buy. A kid gets on his mom's phone, right,

(46:22):
he ends up buying seventy thousand dumb dumb lollipops, which,
by the way, are the worst lollipops. Lollipop go blowpop.
I think the ones you get at a bank. They're
the ones that like you hand out for nothing at Halloween. Yeah,
they're like dollars store lollipops. That's us, right, So seventy
thousand dumb dumb lollipops. I'm looking at the boxes like

(46:43):
Amazon delivered it. Amazon's great. I My little guy end
up buying a bunch of TV shows like Peppa Pig
or something when he was younger, and it came to like,
I don't want to say, like maybe one hundred two
hundred dollars or something.

Speaker 3 (46:54):
So we're going through it with the guy. He's like, so, uh,
cities weren't yours. It's like now he's like okay, So
he starts taking them off. He's like, what about UFC.
I don't know, two hundred and forty three. I'm like no,
I was like he must have.

Speaker 1 (47:05):
Hit that too. He's like, okay, all right, I'll take
it on too. Man. What do you think seventy thousand
dumb dumb lollipops cost? Yeah? Seventy Let's see what do
they got? They gotta go for one of dime or something.
They're they're they're the worst. They're the cheapest ones. Yeah,
what is it? It might just be it might be
thirty dollars, forty two hundred dollars. That's a lot, man,
there's a lot of Yeah. Yeah, you gotta go charm

(47:29):
or blowpop. Do a blowpops.

Speaker 3 (47:30):
We get him a shop right in Bulk when I
was growing up, man, and it was a blowpop kid,
and it was twenty five cents for a blowpop. And
this kid made money handover fish.

Speaker 1 (47:39):
And if anybody tries to tell me those TOUTSI roll pops,
get out of here. They were sunk. Yeah, all right,
there you go, those people one.

Speaker 3 (47:47):
Hundred point seven XL Top Jersey's rock station ZXL Morning Shot.
I don't feel that I'm a bad influence in somebody's
life now, Man. Back in the day, we had some
funnest kids and some guys took the wrong turn where
they got into dr not drugs. This guy gotten an
alcohol real real, real bad, Okay, where he was hiding beers.

Speaker 1 (48:04):
We go to his house. He was hiding beers like
because his wife. His wife was older and just miserable.
She was awful.

Speaker 3 (48:10):
I guess she shut down all the fun he had
in his life because he had to hide beers in
the pantry.

Speaker 1 (48:15):
So he sounds fun. Yeah, it was a great time.

Speaker 4 (48:18):
Man.

Speaker 3 (48:18):
He would get all fired he was a guy, would
do anything man when he got all fired up. So
I only call this guy like three times a year
when there's a big horse race going on. His mom
was a horse trainer. So I call him over the
weekend because the Kentucky Derby's going on. I'm like, hey, man,
listen me give me some give me an idea, you
know what the horsees you like? And he runs down
the whole horse list. But I realized he's not answering

(48:38):
the phone when I call him, but he will text me.
And I think his wife shut down me and another
buddy from being a part of this kid's He was
a good friend for a while. Yeah, I haven't seen
him and I don't know, probably fifteen twenty years now
since he kind of got I don't know, the fun
sucked out of him by his older wife.

Speaker 1 (48:54):
I have buddies who are in the program they call it,
and they got to kind of cut you out, especially
the early years. They got to cut you out because
you are a memory of the fun that yoused to have.
So I mean, you just you know, I get it.
It sucks, yeah, you know, but I want you to
I want you to get better. And if I'm a

(49:15):
memory of like, you know, stupid things we used to do,
then I get it.

Speaker 3 (49:18):
And we are enablers too, I guess, you know, because
why that's why they have to cut us out, because
I don't know, in your early twenties are mid twenties,
it was fun to go out there and drink and
and and you know, do these things like we work
with guys too, where you know, that was probably a
few suspect decisions that I suggested to the guy that
might have turned him in the wrong way.

Speaker 1 (49:37):
But you can't blame somebody else for that.

Speaker 6 (49:39):
Like we were.

Speaker 1 (49:39):
I don't think we're good guys. Yeah, I don't think
they're blaming you for that. What it is is it's
a it's the memory when they hang out with you,
when they hang out with you, you were a person that
they just got banged up with and they had fun.
They and they and unfortunately, yeah, and we're still having fun,
but they can't anymore. And so that's one of the
things that they they tell you is you gotta cut

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those people out, even if they're good people. Yeah, you
gotta cut them out like I would be. I feel
like I would be a positive influence in this life.
But I guess it reminds him of when I wasn't
a positive and it reminds him of drinking or drugs
or anything like that. And like I had buddies my
early twenties who were drinking buddies they got clean and sober.
You can't hang out any more, Yeah, yeah, like he

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just he just can't because it brings up the memory
of you know, benders that we used to go on.

Speaker 3 (50:27):
Yes, now I just text him for horse racing picks
and that's it. You know, that's it's always allowed everybody. Uh,
thanks for your calls today.

Speaker 1 (50:34):
I was working on the show. When you call somebody
and they only text you back, well yeah, it's because
his wife wants no parts of me and another guy
like and we grew up like really good friends with
this kid. You know something's up when you call someone
and they just text back, what's up? Yeah? Yeah, yeah
you can't. What do you need? That's that's one hundred
percent or something up?

Speaker 3 (50:50):
Hell, you're texting nobody, nobody better not be Joe, you know,
just didn't put the beer in your hand.

Speaker 1 (50:58):
Joe didn't make you run put to a bar to
give you good horse advice.

Speaker 3 (51:02):
No, man, he had the h the one in the seven,
which hint?

Speaker 1 (51:05):
Did I?

Speaker 3 (51:06):
Actually I didn't really bet over over the weekend at
all with horses. Yeah, he had the one in the seven. Now,
the horse racing is hard, man. You can know someone
who thinks they know about horse racing. Oh man, it's
a crapsh it is it is. You ain't gonna win
any money anyway.

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We'll just be happy in it. Where you smiling, keep
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Speaker 6 (51:52):
I'm smiling, dropping out, man.

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Here you guys on my way to work in ra
She was like, yeah, warming up, Chip, and I'm like I'm.

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Man, you guys are great.

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