Ellis and Bradley Salute HVAC Tech Day, Eclair Day, Onion Rings Day and Stupid Guy Thing Day

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Episode Transcript

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Good morning with the land. It'sthe Alson Bradley Show. On this Thursday,
the twenty second of June, NationalHvactech Day, saluting the men the
women who crawl into your attic inthe hot summer days are under your crawl
space on the chilly winter mornings tomake sure that you're warm enough for cool
enough. Would you rather be withoutair conditioning or without heat without air conditioning?

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Yeah, look at you. It'sjust like that. We're saying the
other day that the first day ofsummer begins the woman winter. Yeah,
when you come into the office orthe workspace and it's always way too cold
for you, I'll find a waycall myself down, asked Laurie the same
thing yesterday, because oh yeah,absolutely, yeah, yeah, no,
I need my heat. Are youa fan of the chocolate eclaire? Today
is National Chocolate Eclaire Day? Iwant to clear this up. Okay,

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I'll like the chocolate declare, butnot with a Boston cream. I need
the real cream. And I'm aBoston cream guy. No, to me,
that's like it's not enough sugar.It's like putting You're not putting in
my donut. I'm a cream We'rejust talking about onion rings the other day,
while it's turns out today is NationalOnion Rings Day. I love that
good onion ring, that's for sure. I wouldn't give up my fries for

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by. Yeah, like I saidicy other day, for the rest of
your life, you can either haveonion rings or fries. Which will it
be. You gotta say goodbye toone of them. I said goodbye to
the onion ring. I keep myfries and a national stupid guy thing day.
Well this, honey, why areyou doing it work? You are
these things? I was thinking aboutthings you've done. I don't know.
I guess it's talking about our anniversaryin March. You know we've been doing

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and I just remember the first Ishould have known who I was going to
be a partner with. Our firstmeeting guys. Okay, now, Bill,
although you know he was born inPhiladelphia, but you've been raised mostly
in Charlotte. Yeah. So Icome in. We meet at City Range
on Haywood Road, and we lookover the menu. Because our first meeting

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our bosses, our future boss,my future bosses boss brings us together.
See how the chemistry goes, right? So I'm looking over the menu,
and I thought to myself, asOh, I think I'll get the mohu
mice. The lady comes to order, Bill just says, yeah, I
have the mahy ma. I'm like, first of all, goof you're in
the South, a woman orders first. And now I can't get the mahy

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oh. Now you can't job interview. Yeah I can't order. Oh.
I like yeah, yeah, yeah. So I'm like, and I have
a team. I think about thatthe other day. You have been through
a lot of phases of my life, and as my work wife, my
morning show partner, you've seen mego through a lot. Yeah. Oh

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you're way you've grown away. Andyou know when I was going through those
single years, what you kept sayingabout the many times you're gonna tech that
wire monkey just kept going the samegirl. I'm like, oh my god,
but we all love you. Weknew it's kind of like a toddler.
He'll grow out, he'll grow outof it. Yeah, you saw
me through some really crazy times.And you've seen a stupid man at work

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each and every day. I've senta boss to your home to wake you
up to come to the show.I'm like a mother in a sweater with
my arms crossed. Wake you towalk through the door. Where have you
been? I remember that day too. He comes to the door of my
apartment and I'm walking naked to thedoor. I opened the door and go

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what he goes, it's quarter toeight. You didn't come to work,
and I slammed the door in hisface. I said, sure, I'll
be there. You have insist.If you insist,