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announced the inductees for the Rock andRoll Hall of Fame. They did it
during American Idol. A little weirdbut okay, I mean not weird because
it's music, but weird that theydid it in the middle of a show
instead of like a standalone sort ofthing. Yeah yeah, I mean American

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Idol is still really relevant. Yeah, yeah, for sure, like really
relevant. I don't watch it,But I didn't really watch it when it
was on like that, it's heyday, right right, I watched it when
in its heyday. Well, Iguess it's still in its heyday. Maybe,
I don't know. I watched itthe first probably six seasons. Wow,

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that's a lot. Yeah, that'sa lot. I mean, I
think it's in it's it was ina today when oh uh, Simon Cowell
was on it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, when all those people were
on definitely Randy Jackson, Paul Abdul. Now it's all just weird. It
was like Lionel Richie I think,yes, and uh is still a part

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of it. Yes, okay,when he's not falling down. You know,
it was funny, wasn't it.He slipped and busted his ass,
busted his ass hard. Yeah,but what are you gonna do with that
moment? Man? Are you justat least you just like, all right,
it is what it is, insteadof like trying to get a brush
it off. Hopefully nobody saw that. Everybody saw that. Yeah, it
was straight up in the middle ofthe stage because a fan threw something on

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stage too, by the way,Yeah, oh god, now you can't
bring your panties in the concert,think of his panties. If you're throwing
your panties at him, he's fine, But like, if you're throwing your
panties at him, it might betime to always wonder that, like do
you take them off they're in thevenue, or do you like bring an
extra pair with you? I thinkyou were. I don't know. I

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don't know why we're asking you.You know, what would you do,
lindsay, if you're throwing your pantieson stage at a musician, what would
I what would you do it?Yeah? Probably toss around my finger?
No, no, no, howwould you physically? Oh? I don't
think you. I think you takethem with you already. You pack them
in your purse, so not worn, right, not worn? Take an

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extra pairs when he sniffs that it'sjust gonna smell like okay, right,
then why throw them for attention?But no, there's fifteen thousand people there
right right, what's going to separateyou from all the other ones out there?
Yeah? Yeah, it's a weirdflex. I guess I don't disagree,

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because if we went to like namea female musician and a guy through
his boxers on stage, people like, eh, yes, so gross,
But women do it and it's okay. Throw your bras, throw your panties
up there. It's like, yeah, that's all right. And he doesn't
seem like the type that would beinto the bras and panties being thrown.

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Why, he doesn't seem like theparty animal type musician that would want those.
That's like all he does, that'swhat he's that. Oh yeah,
I'm trying to figure out what wouldbe the thing he does that makes you
go bay, it's a square.Yeah, he looks more like a square
to me. Besides, the boy'sgot a pretty pretty smile. It's got

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really pretty teeth, thank goodness.A little weird, but okay, what
you want. Teeth they all do. They all white their teeth, not
all of them, yes, ninetyeight percent of them. All do vanity
stuff to look as awesome as possibleon stage right or album cover or whatever.

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Yeah, wherever their pictures shown.For sure. Yeah, guys do
that. Next time you go seeit. Evan Essence is playing at Rocklaholma.
Throw your nasty boxer boxers on stagewith your old tread marks on the
back, you nasty, I wouldthink, right Dale, old God knows
how crusty. I think if you'rea female, you would wear like a

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mini skirt or something. You wouldn'tgo, hey, I'm gonna go to
the bathroom. I'll be brb andthen be like, look what I did.
Yeah, so cold breeze, yes, because you got no material covering
your JJ. Nope, I don'tthink you know what I think about it.

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Like I'm trying to think if II've seen bras thrown up on a
stage and like a Cane's ballroom somethinglike that, I feel but I feel
like that was a long time ago. It's been a while since I've seen
a woman throw her undergarments. Ijust want to say anywhere, because that'll
lose to be in just panties orwhatever. But under garments up on the
stage. I think there's thresholds.Okay, so like a woman will throw

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her bra, take it off forway. The threshold's way low. There's
a bar downtown that is got brashanging from a moose, so the threshold
des throw your bra pretty low.Yeah. Yeah, panties, dude,
that's a little different. It isfeels you don't just see panties getting thrown.

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So like if panties get thrown.Your first response will be like,
wow, she really likes this banda bra? You're like whatever, basic,
right, anybody can go without abra, that's right, right,
that's easy to take off. Right, take your panties off. Oh we're
talking. And if you're throwing panties, just be this girl. Throw panties

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that are like big gran your grannypanties. And I'm not talking big like
size. I'm talking big like coverage. Okay, period panties. Ew.
I don't know if coverage is importantin period panties, but okay, why
throw your period the coverage? It'sas bad as this dude's with their skid
marks in the band. I don'tthink. I wasn't going there in coverage.

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I was saying, like the onesthat go like the girdle looking ones
right right, not like a thong, you know, maybe boy shorts,
But I get what you're saying.The granny panties, they don't have to
be period stained. Well no,I'm not saying that, but those are
the ones that offer the most coverage. You're unsexiest one. What are the

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trademarks for period panties and are theydifferent depending on the female. Probably,
but I'm the most coveraged that thethicker the because WI because if you're wearing,
if you're using like a pad foryour period, you want some You
don't want something skimpy because you wantto make sure that it is it's going

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to stay inside your panties scaling out. Yet they can hold on pads slip
slip out of your panties. Theycan, especially if you're wearing a thong.
Didn't know why they have wings andthere's still some stickings. Some have
wing pads like for the thong orwhatever. I swear I've seen a commercial

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for it. I don't know.I haven't had to worry about it in
a long time because of the periodor not wearing thongs because of the period.
So she's stupid, I am,I am? I am actually just
floored that a that a woman wearswhen she's menstruating is like a coaster,
like it could just slide out.Is that true? That's what? And

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then they have different lengths. Thenthey have the lengths. Yes, they
have the night along Vaginas Corporate theyhave the nighttime pad. Well, I
can understand that. That's because you'regoing with the duration time. I understand
that, and for the way thatyou sleep, and you know the way
you're laying, and if you're standing, you sleep standing, but I mean
daytime you're standing. So when you'relaying pause, there are hold on So

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there are standing pads, no,but when you're standing. I'm not following
what you're saying. They have likesleeping pads because when you're laying they're longer.
Right, So like the flow,the drip it you can say drip
because that's what a pad does.It catches drips, so continue, So
the drip is different when you're standingversus when you're laying down. Yeah,

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the whole science to the period godman, reason number five thousand, Well,
I'm glad I'm a dude. Iknow about that. Dude. I
need one reason why I'm glad I'mnot a female, and that's called a
pap smear. Smear it's more ofa paps. Great, but yeah,
I get you having to show yourgenitals to a doctor and not sorry,
not show. That's not accurate.That's not accurate. Manhandle Yeah, yeah,

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once a year, hard pass.Those tools aren't warm. Well,
the good ones do, the goodyelp overview ones. They put them in
a warmer we warm this up foryou. Yeah, no, thank you
if you need to. If Ineed a second reason forcips, all right,
old duck bills, halles, panties. No, we didn't men streaming

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pads, forceips. Okay, yeah, all right, so we've got tickets
to smoke and guns. We'll justTBD that. Uh you'll maybe you'll never
find out. I don't know,it's not really important. You really don't
care, right, but panties.You're not gonna watch it on Disney Plus.
Oh you didn't even know exactly.Great? Uh, best and worst

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of the weekend. Our listeners areawesome, and Jeff Fin's will join us.
You got a question about divorce,custody, guardianship. Maybe you're tired
of your lady wearing nighttime menstruation pads. I don't know. That's a petty
reason to get divorce, isn't it. I don't know. Everybody's got their
thing, that's it? Just pushes. Aren't they all petty? Right?

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He snores, that's petty. Sheuses a menstrual cup. I can't take
these now. You can just buypanties like reusable panties. You don't even
need a pad anymore. They're allsuper thick in the they figured that out.
Well, it only took him,you know what, a couple of
decades for life, not like inthe beginning they were like, we need

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to create one for like, sothey don't have to buy like a piece
of cotton. They can just weartheir panties and wash them. You're like,
no, no, no, nono, they can buy something called
a napkin. All right, wegot to take a break. We'll be
back. More of The Big ManMorning Show is next ninety seven KMOD.

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Good morning, It's The Big ManMorning Show. Nine one eight four six
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news, and news that just makesyou say, what the Here's Corbin gibm
lindsay with what's going on newsquikies fromThe Big Man Morning Show. In ninety
seven five, AMoD Man opens beerduring police encounter because it was cold and
he was thirsty. Thirty two yearold Brett McPeek down in Florida found himself
behind bars on multiple charges after heallegedly began firing shots near Port Orange police

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officers following a fight he had witha neighbor. So him and his neighbor
got into a little tiff and hisneighbor called the police. Police show up,
and while the neighbor is talking withthe police, they hear gunshots from
across the street and they're fired inthe police officer's direction, and you can

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hear them on the police officer's bodycamera. And so the police officers head
on over to where they hear them, and there he is Brett McPeak standing
there and he's got beers in hishand, and he's like, Hey,
I'm not gonna hurt you. I'mjust gonna crack open this beer, all
right. I'm not going to botheryou. This beer is cold, and

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I want to drink it, becauseyou know, you should never let a
beer go warm, right. So, he did not have a gun on
him at the time of the arrest, but officers found two handguns, one
being a thirty eight Special Revolver witha spent shell. Casing after executing a
search warrant on his property, hewas arrested and booked into the Belusha County

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Jail on charges of aggravated assault witha firearm and using a firearm while under
the influence of alcohol. He waslater released after posting bail. Jail records
show he looks like what's his namefrom Trailer Park Boys. He's got a
nice head of hair and beard,healthy beard, needs a little maintenance.

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But yeah, it looks like Rickyfrom Trailer Park Boys. Yeah, he
sure does, don't. All right? Then, women busted for bothering neighbors
about a threesome. This comes outof Louisiana, where this dude was sitting
in is his house, mine inhis own business, sitting there chilling with
his old lady, when all ofa sudden, there's a knocker on the
door. So he goes and answersthe door, and that's when his unknown

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neighbor forced her way through, justbarged right on in and then begin trying
to have sexual activities with him andhis girlfriend. And that's what he told
the police. How does that happen? What do you mean, how does
that happen? Well, how doesone begin sexual activities, Like how do
I don't understand, Like why doesit say that? And not she tried

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to kiss me? Ah, maybethat's not why she tried to grab my
junk right right. Maybe she wastrying to slob you know what I mean.
There's a couple of different ways thatshe could have gone about it.
No, I'm a familiar with allthe acts of sex. I'm just saying,
like, why would you say that? Is it like you engate,
you let it happen for a minute, and then you stopped it. Maybe

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maybe he's just like what's going onhere? You know, and was,
oh, yeah, what's chaos outof here? So yeah, uh so
she tried to uh, you know, have a little action with with him
and his girlfriend, is what hesaid. And then she took off,
So he called the cops. Andher name is Shadonna Shadonna Resanette heard is

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her name? Police canvas of thearea. They ended up finding her by
a nearby gas station, and theyended up taking her in for felony,
unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling,and several misdemeanors including disturbing the peace,
criminal damages, and resisting as wellgood if I opened my door to my

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house and some woman in hers andtries grabbing my junk, getting on herneath
whatever, whatever. Yeah, mywife will whoop her ass right right.
No, like start with me andthen move to her. No, it's
like while she's on her knees,just boom, you know, get you
in trying pan right to the side, spartan kicker right there. Man claims

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lottery prize after mom's funeral. Louisvilleman has claimed his lottery winnings just hours
after he won it. The KentuckyLottery said today that man has chosen to
remain anonymous after winning two hundred andtwenty five thousand dollars playing Kentucky's cash ball
game. The win came in themiddle of the man dealing with the death
of his mother. He had justreturned from her funeral late last month when

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he stopped at the convenience store andbought some tickets. After taxes, he'll
get about one hundred and sixty twothousand dollars. Wow, that ain't too
bad. The funeral cau listen,grief nasty. It hits everybody different,
might hit a little bit less,Yeah, right, with one hundred and

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sixty two thousand dollars. Yes,just a little bit. Get MoMA the
nice casket, right, or hewas probably saying thanks mom for telling me
to go in. He's probably,you know, giving thanks to his mom.
He's probably telling everyone, Mom toldme to go buy a lottery ticket
I have. She had everything todo with this, right. Do you
pick the day she died? Isthat now lucky? Is it now lucky

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if he did pick that date?Yes, no, because he won the
lottery on that day? Yeah?Is that day now lucky that she died?
I didn't be true? Yeah,it turns things around, that's sure.
Today's the day my mom had died. Oh and I became one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars richer.Yeah, today's the death of my mom.

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I'm sorry. Oh no, don'tbe right over right, let's take
this boat out right, seeing thisnew jeep I'm driving? Yeah, anyway,
I gotta get back to the beach. Yeah, yeah, no way
right. Yeah. Funerals are socrazy, man. Going to being at
a funeral to me is so bizarre, not just the obvious that someone's passed

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away and people are sad and thatthere's a body sitting there. In most
cases, it's that you how manyyears, seventy eighty ninety years, and
the tribute that is made to youis less than thirty minutes, right,
or some sort of windows displayed videoof a bunch of your pictures right with

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some some of your favorite songs playingin the background. Maybe maybe because at
best, unless somebody wrote it out, you're guessing, yeah, why they
They always liked baby Shark. Idon't know if I like it. It's
just on because my kids liked itand I didn't put up a stink.
Oh god, right now it's timefor his favorite Sorry dude, oh god.

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No. Maybe I have never gottena walked up out of a funeral
ever before, But if that damnsong comes on, I'm out. No
way you have it ain't there forthe entertainment. I don't give a damn.
I'm like, I didn't even wantto hum that song because now it's
gonna be stuck in my head forthe rest of the day. Yeah doo,
doot doot. So I don't know. I'm good, I'm out.

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The least you can do when Iam in purgatory, right is sit there
and endure the one minute and fortyseven seconds. Oh man, that song.
Oh that's a no for me.Dog. You live this fruitful life
of overcoming obstacles, right, andthen someone walks out because they don't like

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the song at your funeral. Hewas a good dude. I'm out though
taste in music. I cannot dothis. I'll see y'all at the reception.
You know, if you walk outof a funeral, you are not
welcome at the reception. I'm sureyou can't. You just gotta go and

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explain to everybody, be like,listen, no, I couldn't do it,
baby, shark just brings up toomany emotions for me to handle it.
So I just, you know,to protect my piece and everything.
I just had to go deep downinside. You're like, I just didn't
want to rage on everybody chairs around. Yeah. It was either me walk
out or there would have been twofunerals that day. For real. Who

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would have been the second one himself? He would have killed himself. God,
what kind of narcissistic asshole kills themselvesat someone else's funeral? Right?
This show sucks. We need togive him something to talk about. Dude,
If I'm at a funeral and somebodykills themselves and I am getting up

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and walking out. Man, Iam not dealing with all that. People
will be talking about your funeral foryears to come. Which one, which
one yours? Yours? Oh mygod. You would not believe what happened.
Remember Corbyn, you know from theMorning Show? Oh yeah, yeah,
you know of his funeral a coupleof years back. Yeah, kipp
himself right, he threw a ropeover the rafts and hung himself in front

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of everybody. Came. I justno, that would be Lindsay stomp on
that too. All right, wegot to take a break. We'll be
back. Tulsa's Morning Show is comingright back, The Big Mass Morning Show,
Tulsa's rock station KMOD, Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show

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nine four six Oh. KMOD canalso text bmms and then what you want
to say to A two nine fourfive. Let's see what lindsay. As
for Balls to the Wall sports,eight more teams began their quest for the

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Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy on Sunday.The top team in the NBA dominated the
same team that dominated them in lastyear's postseason. The Boston Celtics blew out
the Miami, he won fourteen andninety four. In Game one, Luka
Doncik and Kyrie Irving combined for sixtyfour points, but it was not enough,
as the Dallas Mavericks fell one onine to ninety seven to the LA

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Clippers. Damian Lillard exploded for thirtyfive points in the first half as the
Milwaukee Bucks took down the Indiana Pacersone oh nine and ninety four. The
top seeded Thunder avoided an upset intheir playoff opener. Shai Gilgeis Alexander dropped
in a game high twenty nine pointsas the Thunder slipped past the Pelicans ninety
four to ninety two in Game oneof their first round series in Oksee.

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Boston looked so good. I meanthat he didn't have Jimmy Butler, but
it was sick how different those twoteams looked playing each other yesterday. It
was not even close. Boston isgoing to be scary, and the Thunder
didn't look good. They kind ofstuck. I mean, they won,
but they still they should have beenmore dominant against against New Orleans, but
there's still more games come on.Jalen Williams added nineteen points. Chet Holmgren

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had fifteen to go with eleven reboundsfor the thunder who take a one and
nothing lead in the best of seven. Trey Murphy, the third scored twenty
one points to lead New Orleans,which is without star Zion. Like you
said. CJ. McCullum netted twentypoints. Brandon Ingram had just twelve in
the setback. Game two is Wednesdayin Oklahoma City, and the action continues

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with the trio of games. Today. The Cleveland Cavaliers led the Orlando Magic,
the New York Nicks are leading thePhiladelphia seventy six ers, and the
Denver Nuggets lead the LA Lakers enduringGame two of the first round. The
best part of the thunder game actuallywas the kid at halftime who tried to
do half point shots and he wontwenty thousand dollars. That's awesome. For

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yeah, it was cool. NBAis releasing its award of finalists for the
twenty twenty three to twenty four regularseason MVP race is headlined by Nugget center
Nicola Jokich, who's the favorite towin his third award. He's joined by
thunder guard Shaigelgiis Alexander and Maverick's guardLuka Doncic don chicch as finalists. Spurs

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center Victor oem Benyama is the favoriteto win Rookie of the Year and is
also a finalist for Defensive Player ofthe Year. The league will announce the
award winners over the next couple ofweeks. And the Dallas Cowboys are undoubtedly
the most popular team in the NFL, but even they are apparently no match

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for the phenomenon that is Caitlin Clark. According to Dick Weiss of the New
York Daily News, Clark, thenumber one pick by the Indiana Fever and
Wednesday's WNBA Draft, sold more jerseyson her draft day alone than every single
player on the Cowboys roster combined didlast year. I considering that Cowboys linebacker

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Micah Parsons had the best selling jerseyin the NFL last year and quarterback Dak
Prescott placed fifth on that same list, Clark outselling the entire team is pretty
mind blowing. The former Iowah Hawkeyestar is nothing short of a national sensation.
The final three NCAA Tournament game shestarred in each broke the women's basketball

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viewership record at that time, withthe National Championship game against South Carolina coming
in at an astronomical eighteen point sevenmillion viewers on average. In fact,
it was the first time that thewomen's National championship game drew more viewers than
the men's game in the same year. Even before officially entering the WNBA,
Clark had a seismic impact on theleague's popularity. The Fever will play thirty

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six of their forty regular season gameson national TV, up from just twenty
two the year before. Additionally,opposing teams have already moved their games against
the Fever to bigger arenas to accommodatefor more fans. And for all of
Clark's accomplishments, selling more jerseys thanan entire NFL team let alone the Cowboys

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may be the greatest sign of hersheer star power. There is no doubt
she's a star, right, yes, and has the ability to sell a
lot of jerseys, no doubt withoutYeah, but when you have three players
that are in the top ten continuouslyof selling jerseys dak CD Parsons like you

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mentioned, yep, I'm just havinga hard time believing that stat. She's
out selling them. I understand thisperson reported that all right, but legitimately
are the numbers right? I needit? I just would need to see
some hard numbers. Yeah, well, I mean I'm sure it can be

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proven. I'm sure, definitely whichthere's no journal ever lied. And that
is your balls to the wall sports. I'm lindsay A ninety seven to five
KMOD, good morning, it's theBig nine Morning Show. Six oh KMOD

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Richard Young of Tulsa, he justgot qualified to see them all his
chance at a pair of tickets toevery KMO D concert for the rest of

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the year, including those weekend VIPtickets to Ockklahoma. The pressure is on
for you to qualify, as weare giving away the tickets on Thursday at
Pucks inside the we Street Ice Centerat the Old Promenade. Mall get qualified
again at eight o'clock this morning andthen throughout the day with Melon j Rod
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KMOD, good morning, Gimpie,Well, good morning. Smoking Guns nine
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Let's do best and Worst of theweekend. What's the best thing that happened
this weekend? And the worst thingthat happened this weekend? BMMS and then

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whatever that is to eight two,nine four five can also call it nine
one, eight four to six.Oh kmod what's the best and what's the
worst? Lindsey. The best wasMichelle's bachelorette party was on Saturday. Michelle,
Michelle and Brad are Big Med MorningShow. Might not know and they
are listeners and part of the BigMed Morning Show family. They are getting

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married next month. And Michelle celebratedher bachelorette and we went to Pino's Palette.
I'd never been and I've always wantedto go. And we painted a
black light picture and I don't owna black light, so unfortunately, I
probably will never see my painting ina black light unless I buy one.

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Did you paint in a black light? We did paint in a black light,
yes, which made it a littlebit difficult. It was very It
was it was dark. I mean, you could still see what you were
doing, but it was tough.But it was so much fun and I
will definitely go back and do thatexperience again. But yeah, it was

(33:36):
a great time. And then ourplan was once we were finished painting,
we would do a little bar hopping, but not so much. We took
our paintings back to my house andthen just decided to stay there because we
had drinks, we had food,and we thought, you know what,
we're we're not so young anymore.Let's just stay here. We have drinks

(33:58):
that are free. And we justsat around outside around the fire and cuddled
up under blankets and each other.Yeah, I mean just around the couch
and yeah, I mean, yeah, it was nice. It was fun.
How many of them were you paintingand back at your house? Six

(34:19):
of us? Yeah. Yeah,it was a really good time, really
really fun. And I mean westill were up until one in the morning,
so still made it a late night. The worst of the weekend was
I got a phone call and froma friend of mine back home in Indiana.

(34:40):
Her sister was murdered on Friday.Oh god, yeah, yeah,
and they she was riding her bicycleand she was hit by a drunk driver,
uninsured documented while they're calling it murderbecause he had a hit her and
drove off. I didn't run andrun name. Yeah. Yeah. And

(35:04):
so she leaves behind a grieving familyand four children and very sad. Isn't
it funny how it's if someone breaksinto your home stabs you to death,
that's murder, but he hit,buy a car and die. They don't
call it murder. They call itmanslaughter. Yeah. Yeah, the tools
just different, right. I guessshe didn't enter their home. Yeah,

(35:29):
so that's so different. Did youknow the sister. Yeah, it was
one of those I spent many,many weekends with their family. And so
this is a childhood friend. Yes, uh huh yes, yes, middle
school and high school. Her oldersister and I were very very close,
and she and I still chat.Her sister was three years younger than us,

(35:52):
and yeah, and she was oneof those sisters that wants to be
with the older kids. So shewas around us a lot. She hung
out with us a lot, andshe wasn't an un annoying younger sister.
We enjoyed her company. So verysad, tragic, best and worst the
weekend? What's the best thing thathappened this weekend and the worst thing that

(36:15):
happened this weekend BMMS and whatever thatis to eight two nine four five or
you can call it nine when eightfour six, oh kmod gimme what's the
best and what's the worst? Man? I tell you the best part of
the week. On Saturday, wehad a poker run for a fallen brother
preacher run. Uh friends of mine, their son had passed motorcycle accidents.
So and this was I don't know, maybe a month or so ago.

(36:35):
So we did a benefit run forhim on Saturday, which was awesome.
Got up early, we all metat the pop, we had breakfast,
they had breakfast served for us there, and then we went to her.
It was a small ride. Itwas like maybe one hundred miles, all
right, but it was still agood day. It was wendy as all
get out Saturday, but for themost part it wasn't bad. And uh
oh man, there was like overone hundred bikes there for sure, and

(36:59):
all that raised money for the family. Whatever. Had a great auction afterwards,
and it was a really good time. It was really a good time.
Are you an auction bidder? Sometimesit depends on what's in it,
and if I've got the cash todo so. I think last time we
had a poker run, I thinkI bid on a few things, but
I didn't take anything home with me. There's a couple of bottles of tequila.

(37:20):
I was like, oh, thatsounds good. Are you do you
have a strategy when you're bidding atan auction because some people, I'm not
saying me, but some people willbid so they can say they bid but
have no intention of winning. No, if there's something that I like,
let's just say there's a high endbottle of tequila there, right, and
it's like, all right, well, I've got X amount of dollars on

(37:43):
me. I will go up tothat limit and if somebody outbids me,
well then that's it. You knowI have. I'm not heartbroken either way
if I get it or if Idon't. You know what I mean.
It's all going to a good cause. And if I can get something out
the deal, why the hell notso But it was cool. I think
the worst part of the weekend ismy girlfriend was supposed to ride with me

(38:06):
on said poker run, but herdaughter decided to have a baby instead.
Oh wow, so she didn't getto come with me. She had to
go to the hospital and be withher daughter. The cool side of that
is is at the baby shower,well a month or so ago whatever,
you know, they had you fillout the cards, you know, when's
baby going to be born? AndI predicted for twenty and boom, baby

(38:28):
born on four twenty. So whatdo you win, happiness say, you
get a big thumbs up. Soyeah, that was the worst part.
Is sucked. I was really lookingforward to her riding with me and it
just it just couldn't happen. Somaybe next time best And where's the weekend?
What's the best thing that happened thisweekend? And the worst thing that's
happened this weekend? Bmms and whatthat is to eight two, nine four

(38:50):
five, I can call it nineone eight four six, oh kmod best
part of the weekend for me wouldhave to be I finished that Manhunt show
on Apple TV, which is aboutJohn looks Booth and killing Lincoln, and
it's really good learn some interesting thingsif those are indeed true, on how
they were portrayed in that TV show. So that was that was fun.

(39:12):
I've been kind of into that.It's been a while since, I've been
passionate about a show where I haveto watch it the day it comes out,
and that was one of those shows. It was I think like seven
episodes. It was not very long, but I thought it was. It
was pretty good. And then theworst part of the weekend is my AC
has been acting wanky, and soI had them come out and my guy

(39:34):
come out and check it. AndI thought it was just low on free
on. So I knew if itwas free on, it'd be like four
or five hundred bucks. Yeah,right, Philip, And oh, he
was like, oh no, no, that's it's not low on free on.
Oh okay, well you have aleak. Oh that's not good.
And so I might have to replacea good percentage of my AC units the

(39:54):
cooling part of it. Yeah,that's not that's nope. Not cheap either,
Nope. So are you going todo it? Nope? Yeah absolutely
yeah, right, are like twoof those things. And I'm like,
he's like, we could fill it, but it'll just leak out and I

(40:15):
can't tell you when. So doI spend five hundred and four five hundred
dollars to fill it and then itjust leak out? And then have to
pay it again and also replace andthe leak will just get worse. Ye
where I could take a chance andtry and replace it and it be under
warranty. Maybe, right, right, that's a good thing. It's not
screaming hot yet, right yet?Anyway? Right? Did you ever start

(40:39):
watching Fallout? I have not started. I was just gonna start after Manhunt.
Okay, okay, I just finishedit up. It's pretty bad.
It looks awesome. When you toldme about Manhunt on Amazon Prime, I
went and looked at the trailer forit, and it does look fantastic.
Fallout, Sorry, yeah, yeah? Is it just one season? Right?
Just the one season so far?Okay? How many episodes? Eight?

(41:00):
It's a quick, an easy one. You guys should be able to
get through. They just renewed it. Yeah, I'm glad to hear that
because I'm excited. Somebody text insit spoiler Abraham Lincoln dies. That actually
happens the very first episode, becauseit is about again about John Wilkes Booth,
not about It's more hymn than AbrahamLincoln. Best. I saw some

(41:21):
family on Saturday in Elk City.Worst weed eater wouldn't stay running, boy,
that's the worst. Best was Idon't drink not one drop of alcohol
and got a lot of stuff,lots of stuff accomplished. Worst was I
didn't get on the bike once.That sucks. Best had a nice dinner

(41:42):
date and play with my wife.Worst I listened to Lindsey and used my
razor instead of my wife's to trimup Dave and Busters and knited my Dave
and Busters and nicked my bean bag. Using a razor on your sack is
insane to me. Don't do that, man, new or otherwise. That
is no, you're going to cutyourself. Best and what you do it

(42:08):
for date night? You're weirdo.Best I made the money I needed with
gig working this weekend. Worst Igot sick and have been throwing up.
Have a sore throat and a headacheand the chills. It's going around.
Best of the weekend for me listgetting out of town and adjoining part of

(42:30):
the Tallamena Drive. Worst of theweekend is more like the weirdest of the
weekend. My second baby Mama friendedme on Snapchat, although she hasn't spoken
to me in about five years.I'm not sure how to feel about this.
Let me help you know, yeah, don't feed the cat. There's
a show on Netflix called Baby Reindeer, and it's about this guy who's a

(42:53):
stand up comedian and this girl stalkshim and she won't stop, but he
continues to feed the cat, sothe cat keeps coming around. Best of
the weekend Cars Coffee and Drags,Ettel Strip. Worst of the weekend Downtown
bar overcharged me for the wrong liquorthirty dollars for a single drink. Da

(43:14):
Wow. Dame. Best went toa sex club with the girlfriend. It
was amazing. Worse nothing, notenough time to do everything. Best was
winning beer and football tickets for aFrickin' a Friday. Was being put on
call Friday night and getting called outat three fifteen am Saturday and not getting

(43:37):
back until one thirty Sunday night,so I didn't get to use my football
tickets. Well that sucks. Let'ssee, looks like we've got somebody on
the phone too. Let's go toChase. Hello, Chase, how are
you good? Are you good?What's the best and what's the worst of
the weekend. The best I gotto go to a party at the Clibration.

(44:02):
The worst was it got clared atnight. Boy I'm glad you made
it through the weekend. Yeah,right on, man, have a good
day, all right, see youlater. Yeah, when it gets cold,
terrible. It's not like Murder Rightsgot to listen to music at the

(44:25):
Hunt Club to raise money for Natand Bobby Moore after their motorcycle wreck.
Worst caught my toe on the doggate. Pretty sure I broke it.
Oh damn, that sucks. Boy, this crew has been through it.
Huh. You are right thet andmurder the spectrum man, it is wide

(44:47):
all right. We got tickets.Are gonna give away VIP tickets to smoking
Guns. That's gonna be this Saturdayat the Bok Center. Tickets available bok
center dot com. Take a breakand we'll be back. The Morning Show
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Big Mad Morning Show. Nine wenteight four six oh kmot. You can
also text bmmass and what you wantto say A two nine four five see
what can be has In his fourx four well, Corbin says here that
Packer to be the first witness inTrump's hush money trial. Magazine publisher David

(45:38):
Pecker is set to be the firstwitness in President Trump's criminal hush money trial.
According to New York Times, Peckeris expected to testify about conversations with
Trump about the hush money payments.Pecker, who was the publisher of The
National Inquirer in twenty sixteen, admittedto running a catch and kill plane in

(46:00):
order to help Trump in the electionthis year. Zelenski thanks US following House
passage of aid. Zelenski said passageof the bill sends a powerful signal the
US will help protect democracy around theworld. He called it a show of
leadership and strength, and he addedthat it's critical to get resources on the

(46:23):
battlefield as soon as possible. Thepackage included about sixty one billion dollars in
aid for Ukraine and is expected topass the Senates this week. Man dies
after setting himself on fire outside NewYork City courthouse. A Florida man is
dead after setting himself on fire outsideof New York City Courthouse, where President

(46:45):
Donald Trump's currently standing trial. Pleasesay thirty seven year old max As a
Rello poured some sort of accelerant overhis body and then let himself on fire
in the designated protest area in frontsof the courthouse, the bores hit himself
on fire. He was seen throwinganti government pamphlets into the ear. He

(47:05):
was rushed to the hospital burning unit, where police say he later died from
his injury. I read his letter, and his letter stated that it was
a protest against the government, notjust Trump, not just Biden, both
all of all of it, andthat the the the future with either one
of them would be detrimental. Alrighty, then, I mean, what better

(47:29):
way to get your point of crossthan to set yourself ablaze. It definitely
brings attention to it. Yeah,I don't think it's going to fix anything,
though, I don't know if it'sabout fixing anything. Right when you
do I think when you do anact like that, it is I don't
think you do it going this willsolve it, right, I think you
do it like because it focuses thespotlight tiger, what's going on. Not

(47:52):
that it wasn't already, but right, right, well there you go.
I would never do that. Iand then he said, this is something
I'd never seen before. Like inthe letter, he wrote, let see
if I can recall it. Hewrote to my family, I loved ones

(48:13):
people here, first responders and doctors, I apologize for putting you through this
trauma. Oh wow, because herecognized, like, this is not an
easy thing to watch, right.Can you imagine like getting yourself into that
headspace to be able to do that, you know, it's one thing to
like, uh, you know,you have the thought there, you know,
and then you're like, okay,well the further the deeper you go

(48:36):
into this act or whatever, becauseyou got to go and get the accelerant
whatever it is, right, yougotta find a good lighter. Yeah,
And you got you right, andyou're like, all right, well here's
what I'm gonna do. I pourthis stuff all over me and then I
gotta set myself on fire and thenthrow all the pamphlets in the air.
That's a lot going on, right, just to get to that point where

(48:57):
you're like, I'm gonna go aheadand set myself on fire because it's something
I believe in. Yeah, Andyou could make the argument of is that
crazy or is that he's he believesin it so much, He believes in
something so much that he's willing todo that, right. I personally think

(49:20):
it's crazy to bring that much harmto yourself. Oh absolutely, undred percent.
So it is. Miss I thinkit's misguided to see yourself in that
sacrifice scenario for something like that,right, because what good is it going
to do? Like you said,maybe shine some light on it, but
the lights already beaming down on it. Okay, So really, you just
set yourself on fire for no reason. That's terrible, same terrible shame.

(49:42):
Hey in some lighter news. DubScience Academy out of Oklahoma City wins top
award at drone competition. Dove ScienceAcademy has won the top award, the
Teamwork Champion Award for the second yearin a row at the Robotics Education and
Competition Foundation's South s Central Area DroneCompetition Championship. Damn, that's a lot

(50:02):
to say more than two hundred studentsthe acronym wreck If more than two hundred
students from six stage competed in thecompetitions that tested their drone programming and teamwork
skills, they also won the SkillsChampion Award. Congratulations. I want to

(50:22):
get take another stab at flying adrone. Should man, They are a
lot of fun once you figured itout, they're a lot a lot of
fun. Yeah, I have thatone of my kids for the longest time
I played with them. More needed, you know, And and it's cool
once you get used to it.Yeah, it looks awesome. I just
can't get past the idea of howmuch else spend to burn it into the
ground. Well, see, that'sthe fun thing. Like they have them
where they're self balancing, they returnedback to your home base so you don't

(50:44):
lose them or anything like that.All the criting stuff, you know,
but I am buying something to break. You know, high definition cameras you
know that you know, look betterthan anything you've ever seen it. It's
it that they're a lot of fun. They look awesome. Yeah, some
things are just not meant for me. Sho Hey. Otani's two run blasts

(51:15):
in the third inning of the LosAngeles Dodgers ten to nothing win over the
New York Mets on Sunday was nota typical home run. The homer was
the one hundred and seventy sixth ofOtani's big league career, moving him past
a former Yankee star Haduki Matt Sueyfor most homers by a Japanese born major

(51:36):
league baseball player. Otani has hitthe ground running in his first season with
the Dodgers in twenty four games.The designated hitter is hitting point three sixty
eight with five home runs, thirteenRBI, and five stolen bases. The
Astros are placing one of their beststarters on the injured list. Manager Joe

(51:57):
Espada told the media on Sunday thatChris Jin Javier landed on the fifteen day
injured list with neck discomfort. Thetwenty seven year old is two to zero
with a one point five to fourERA through four starts this season and hasn't
allowed more than two earned runs ineach outing. Xavier was scratched before Houston's
six to nothing lost to the WashingtonNationals on Sunday. Spencer Aragatti will be

(52:22):
recalled to take his place in therotation. The rookie is zero to two
this season with an eleven point fiveto seven ERA, and the Rangers and
Panthers both jumped out to one andnothing leads in their first round playoff series
with wins. On Sunday. TheBlue Shirts Crews passed the Capitals four to
one in New York, while Floridabeat in state rival Tampa Bay three to

(52:45):
two in Sunrise. The Jets andCanucks also grab series leads with game one
wins. The Jets clipped the Avalancheseven to six in Winnipeg, while the
Canucks doubled up the Predators four totwo in Vancouver. The action continues today
with four more games. The Bruinsaim for a two to nothing series lead
on the Maple Leafs, while theHurricanes try to do the same in their

(53:07):
series with the Islanders. Two seriesget started as the Vegas Golden Knights meet
the Stars in Game one in Dallas. The Kings and Oilers will clash in
their series opener in Edmonton. Andthat's your Balls to the Wall Sports.
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They share their life with us.And on the line right now is Sarah.
Hi Sarah, how are you good? We're having a hard time hearing

(55:30):
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(55:52):
is better. Hi Sarah, howare you yeah? Okay, listen,
I'm gonna put you back on hold. We're having a hard time hearing you.
I don't know what's the differences betweenhere and there, but Gibby's gonna
get that straightened out for us andit doesn't. Maybe you serve the military.
We love talking to people that didthat. Maybe you had a near
death experience that is always a goodconversation we have. Or maybe you just

(56:15):
went through some sort of trauma thatyou want to share. Maybe you think
you can help it that you don'thave to go through trauma either. It
could just be a good life experiencethat you've had and you want to share
with our listeners. It seems thisall came about because we would do patio
parties and listeners we would talk withthem, and listeners would share really good
stories. I'm like, we shouldtalk to them on the air. And

(56:37):
as a matter of fact, forthe month of May, we're gonna be
highlighting veterans. Okay, So ifyou are a VET or no a VET
and got a good story, ifyou want to go ahead and email me,
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the month of May, for ourlisteners or us, and we're gonna hook
those vets up for dinner for twoand a case of Shinerbock. That ain't

(56:58):
too bad, all right, let'ssee if this is been be Hi,
Sarah, how are you? I'mokay? Can you hear me? Now?
It's much better? Yes? UhSarah is uh? You have a
kid? Tell me about your kid? Oh my goodness, I have I
told your old tiny humans I referto her. She is a mini me
I really. Her dad's not reallyinvolved. Gimpy probably knows more about her

(57:21):
dad than I do. But yeah, she's just my world. My parents
have custody of her right now,but I see her every week and all
that does. Yeah, and uh, what is it? What is the
thing she does that makes you smileor laugh the most? Oh my goodness,
anytime I see that girl, she'sshe's basically been electronically daddy since she

(57:44):
was too. She's still my kinball and she was too and I never
heard returned it. She never gotit back. But she's a digital artist.
She has a little mini YouTube channelthat she she plays on, and
she's always virtually she's like, there'sI'm stopping her. I love it.
And twenty six. So you gotpregnant at twenty six, right, and

(58:05):
you were like, ah, thisis the perfect time. I'm doing everything
the way I'm supposed to it's agood age to have a kid. What
was that like getting pregnant at twentysix? Where were you? Where was
you? Where was your head at? Well, I was with her dad
and we were in the mindset thatI couldn't have kids anymore, and he
was okay with not having kids.So I was about five weeks pregnant.
Or yeah, I was about fiveweeks pregnant. I walked into work then

(58:25):
one day and I smelled bread andI was like, usually, oh,
this is so good. And Iwoke up. I went in and I
was like, oh, okay,I'm going to vomit. So I went
home, took a pregnancy test thattook five days in a row. Her
dad is like, false positive,pulse positive, false positive, six weeks.
I didn't ultrasound in Hello world,here comes Kaylee soon. Awesome,

(58:49):
that is that's pretty awesome. He'slike, no, no, no,
no, no, I can't beand uh so you have this kid and
you'd see you It says here youhad a liver transplant. How'd you have
to come about needing a liver transplant? Okay, So obviously I've been drinking
like most people are age thirty eight, I've been drinking stuff twenty one.

(59:12):
In two thousand and seventeen, Iwant to say I was sexually assaulted by
a guy I was seeing. Hedid something that I wasn't I didn't approve
of, and because I was drinkingduring that time, I didn't share because
people were like, oh, Sarah, she was just a drunk. She's
wow, she says she's that,and then he ended up hunting in front

(59:32):
of her. So I took itto an extreme with the weight loss surgery
and alcohol. It's dangerous. SoI drank really hard twenty twenty one.
It finally hit me, and bywithin six months, I was like in
a hospital and transplanted. Wow,that is just a lot that you unpacked
in a short amount of time.So you're with this guy and it was

(59:53):
it somebody you trusted. Yeah,he was living in my house. Wow,
and I'm guessing he forced himself onyou to have sex. Yeah,
he raped me, He raped me, and yeah, and it just continued
to happen because I just, youknow, I was like, I had
brushed it off. We were together, serious relationship, one night, not

(01:00:14):
too bad whatever, I'll suck itup and blow it away. And then
it continued to happen. There wasone night I had to drive Telequad Miskogi.
I picked him up from the barbecause he was wasted, couldn't drive.
I brought my daughter because I couldn'tleave her at home. You know,
she's only five at the time.And he kept acting up, so
I stopped and I said, what'syour problem? And he kept playing on

(01:00:35):
his s phone? So I tookhis phone away so I could just get
him to focus for a minute.She woke up just as he was throwing
a punch across the car and theland to do so. Not only were
you sexually assaulted, you were assaulted, Yeah, on different occasions. Yeah,
and you dealt with that by numbingthe pain with alcohol. Yep,
because nobody would believe me. Nobodybelieved so you would tell people and they

(01:00:58):
go now way, They just assumedit was one of those she was drunk.
It's it's something that she probably wanted, but she was too intoxicated to
remember type situations. Yeah, thatsounds that sounds intense. When you look
back or you think about that,What do you think, like, what's
on your mind? What do youthink about when you look back on those

(01:01:20):
moments and how it was handled.Honestly, I regretted it, like it's
something I promised I would never allowmy daughter to see because it's something I
experienced with. You know, bothmy husband's on two different two different you
know husbands. I've been divorced wife. Both husbands were extremely abusive and one
was more physical, one was moreemotional. And then I was like,

(01:01:40):
my human, my daughter, myworld was never going to see that.
And then when it happened, itit just took everything out of because I
thought to bring this child into thisworld and then I had to sit here
and watch it all crumble. Soyeah, I regret just not taking better
crumbits care myself at the time,being more aware and being more vocal about

(01:02:01):
it. Did you grow up inan abusive home? I was. I
was molested as a child uncle andthen a grandfather on a different occasion,
Different occasions and stuff like that.I was a cutter and I have an
Irish twin, so he was ayear older and he was the boy,

(01:02:22):
the only boy and all this.So I was that child that was just
the drama. I was the problemchild. Wow, Okay, So how
old were you when you were firstmolested? I was probably sitting around the
eight or nine age range, Andthat was my grandfather. And did you

(01:02:44):
tell anyone about it? Then?They were they had an idea that he
was he was involved in situations likethat, and they were doing their best
to keep it away from me.But I was so young and naive to
the situation. As a cultural thing, we're in grained to trust our elders,
especially older men as a native cultureand loving hands are different, they

(01:03:08):
can be labeled differently. So that'snot hurting me, that's love. Oh
my god. Wow. And sowere you like at his house? Was
he watching you? Were you asleepand woke up without I'm just curious to
the scenario that presented itself where hedid that to you. Oh, he

(01:03:28):
was well, he was paralyzed.He himself was an addict. He's paralyzed.
So he was always in a reclinerin a real tair. So it's
a simple as hey comes into mylap and comes spend your time with your
grandpa, and hands get involved.My uncle looks a different story. And
he would come into the living roomwhen I would stay with my other set
of grandparents, and he would comelight in bed with me and do stuff

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like that. Oh my god,that's so horrible. Yeah, with my
grandparents in the front and all that. John, So before you were ever
in a relationship, you were dealingwith true kind of mitigate the trauma you'd
experienced, Oh yeah, trying tofigure it out. Yeah, and nobody
did you have anybody helping you tryto manage that? Your parents? I

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don't think, honestly, I don'tthink my parents knew how to because they
were so young when they got married. They were they're only they're in the
fifties right now, so I'm thirtyeight. They're only in like fifteen years
ahead of me. Really, wow, So they're growing up and in there.
My mother was a victim, blessher heart. She was a victim
from her father, my grandfather,you know. And I don't think she

(01:04:32):
knew how to handle it. AndDaddy was a truck driver at the time,
so they just went with it,stuck with the positive duty. My
brother did fantastic and he handled hisdifferently, and I just I didn't.
I couldn't for some reason. Hewas abused too. He's no longer alive
to say yes or no, butyeah, I'm pretty sure he was.

(01:04:55):
He was the one that stayed withthem a lot more, and there was
a lot more damn and that hejust wasn't as vocal about it. And
how did he pass? He endedup passing away, I want to say
about three years ago, and alot of his was he ate his problems
away. I also ate my problemsaway. But I had my gas to
bypass ten years ago, which iswhy the alcohol became so easy to become

(01:05:21):
addicted to. So you going fastforwarding back to you need a liver transplant?
Do you go to rehab or doyou just go to detox? No?
I went to medical vdoxes. Andwhat happened was in twenty nineteen,
I went to a six month athree months stay in rehab. I maintained

(01:05:44):
nine months sobriety, and then whenI came out, I was hunted down
by a guy. It wasn't itwasn't a personal thing. He didn't personally
hunt me, but he found anattraction to women in a weakened state,
and he's seen that as an advantageand I was friends with his so he
friended me. And then I waslonely coming out of rehab. Don't date

(01:06:04):
coming out of rehab, And yeah, I fell into a relationship. He
discouraged me from progressing and getting mylicense and trying to get back into real
life and kept Mander's thumb and hiswatch. So going through your hab alone
is just traumatic. Yes, Andthen you get out of rehab and you've

(01:06:27):
this guy phraise on you and tellsyou to disconnect from all that what you
just learn to try and better yourself. Yeah, because he was trying to
better himself too, and then hewas flabbed with his words. He's not
now. He tried, but yeah, he helped me get back into it.
He's a narcissist. He's an alcoholicin his own right and he knows

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that. And yeah, he justaided and kept me from from doing anything.
He would travel on the road.I was working with him when I
worked in the plant, so huldtravel on the road while he was out.
He had neighbors watching me to makesure I wasn't having people over or
doing a ething crazy and stuff likethat. This is all a lot,

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Sarah, This is this is anintense amount of things for someone of your
age to go through. Yeah,it's crazy, and it's crazy because I
was playing dodgeball with you in twentyeighteen. Do you don't remember that,
I'm sorry I don't. Twenty eighteen, I was on your dodgeball team Volvannia
with Adam Bruhn and yeah, wewere drinking on the floor. To be

(01:07:35):
okay, I bought you shot fromthat. It's a good time. Yeah
we had fun. We did.I mean it helped, but we were
out there and I was with youguys, and yeah, here I am.
Within like a six month period,November twenty twenty one, I went
in. I had about ten nineliters of fluid at least dreamed from my
body. I was about two hundredand twenty pounds at the beginning of the

(01:07:58):
transplant in on January. I didn'tleave a hospital until April the eighteenth,
and I was very able to even'tstand on my own after I was transplanted,
but they released me back to thewild. Oh my gosh. I
didn't actually learn to care for myselfuntil January twenty twenty three. Whenever I
nearly ran him over trying to likeleave him. So you were trying to

(01:08:20):
get away from him, and hewouldn't let you leave, and you almost
you threatened to hit him with yourcar. Oh no, that wasn't even
a threat, like he was drunkone morning and it got to the point
where he was breaking my phone,like snapping on my phone and half in
front of my face to prove apoint. And I had the car key
in my pocket, so I seenhim as the wobbly, one of those

(01:08:44):
wabbly thingies, except that he wasn'tpopping back up. He was gonna stay
on the ground for a minute.So jumped in the car, pushed the
start. He managed to get upquicker than I thought and followed me out.
He opened the car doors I wasstarting, it started to grab me
and I managed to away in time. My neighbor across the sheet called me.
She goes, why are you tryingto kill him? And I said,
what are you talking about? Shegoes, you drug him down the

(01:09:05):
driveway a little bit, and Iwas like, I was just trying to
get away and protect myself. Soit wasn't intentional I'm going to kill him
because in all honesty, like Iwas, I wasn't trying to save him,
but I wasn't going to just likeleave when he was about to kill
himself. But the only way Icould protect myself was to leave at that
time. I'm sure listening. Thereare people, maybe even women, that

(01:09:30):
are in a scenario about similar towhat you were describing. What would you
say to them if you have thechance, don't don't, I guess it.
If you feel like you're at thatpoint, you know, get some
help, reach out, reach outto your to your friend. You know,
it doesn't have to be a friend, reach out to somebody complete stranger,
you know, find me on tastic. I'll help you. Just reach
out. Don't be afraid. Theless we speak, the less it gets

(01:09:54):
heard and the less it gets known. Spousal rape is a thing. I
was spousily raped after the transplant.He was or seeing me into sex.
Even though I didn't paint, Icouldn't handle it. The same thing with
the man who raped me. Youknow, we're in a relationship and he
took advantage of me and away.Don't. Don't keep your mouth shut,
you know, speak up. Ifnot, have someone do it for you.

(01:10:14):
Like I said, you find meand I'll do what I can to
help you. If not, I'llfind someone who can. You have had
years and years of people chipping awayat trust. How do you trust people
now? It's difficult, Like Ihave to proceed with caution. I've had
to put I refer to it asputting assholes in the box. In the
boxes like you know what you're being. You're being an ass today. So

(01:10:39):
I'm going to put you in thishole and you're not allowed to talk to
me until I feel like you're comfortableand I have that day you deserve.
If you're feeding me negativity, I'mnot going to feedback into it. If
you're saying one thing and you're doinganother, you know, I'm going to
give you a chance. But themore I see it, you know you're
you're gone. You have to putyour boundaries up, your limits. And

(01:11:00):
if you don't, they're just goingto take advantage and use you and abuse
you and rave you and this andthat. So don't be afraid to be
a be awest. That's what ittakes. You know, you do it
because if they love you and theyand whatever, they're going to come back.
And that right there is a hugesign of trust for me. You
can deal with my moments and myanxiety, but you come back and be

(01:11:23):
like, Okay, you're ready,ready to figure it out, Okay,
let's go. It's one thing tosay the things you're saying, and it's
another thing to work and live themevery day. How's that part going?
Oh? Man, I have Ijust had to do like a spring cleaning
last week of like people and stuffand rules. And it can be difficult

(01:11:43):
because dunners get loose and easily.You know, you can be like,
oh, I'm okay with these peopledrinking around me and stuff like that,
but you know if you're not andyou need to speak up. You know,
if people can't handle it. Somepeople can, some people can't.
It's just it's a day by daybasis. You take it hour by hour.
If you're having a really crap day, hour by hour, you know
your day is successful. You completedthat day. We woke up the next

(01:12:04):
day. You know what every morningis. We woke up. Here we
go. We conquer it. Ifit's rough, well you just wait an
hour or two and you know,hope it just continues to get better.
Put faith in it, Sarah,we don't have enough. We've ran out
of time. I could continue totalk to you. I'm I'm so impressed

(01:12:26):
with your vulnerability to share this story. This is that is a lot to
share that has happened to you andknow that I'm rooting for you and just
keep you know, working at itevery day. Thank you, guys.
I love you guys. All right, we love you too. Sarah.
Take care of yourself. Hi,will you guys take care see the letter.
That's Sarah. Our listeners are awesome. Take a break and we'll be
back. Telsa's Morning show, TheBig Man Boarding Show. The assault continues

(01:12:50):
the next NTYE Good Morning, It'sthe Big Man Morning Show. So this

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writer put together he ranked like allthe Taco Bell menu items from like worst
to best right, and so atthe bottom of the list, number thirty
nine is a black bean burrito.I would agree, I like black beans,
but as a burrito, yeah,they're not that great. Yeah,
I'm not a big burrita fan anyway, just because it's too much mush.

(01:13:35):
So I'll do the last five andthen I'll do the top five. So
black bean burrito, then chips andnacho cheese sauce, okay, right,
because there's nothing special there. Yeah, no, it's chips and cheese,
and then chips and Pico degaio okayagain, chips and guawk okay, and
then the last one of the cinabundDe lights okay, which there's little they're

(01:14:00):
like little donut holes rock cinnamon,and I think it has like a little
sauce thing, a little dipping thing, mixing or something like that. Oh,
think I've ever ordered them? Yeah, I don't. I don't.
Cinnamon twist would be what I gofor when I eat there. Yeah.
Uh. And then the other onethat I was kind of shocked by is
bean burritos. Number is near thenear the end there, and I'm like,
bean burritos are like what they're knownfor. Yeah, the burrito Supreme.

(01:14:21):
No, no, the bean burritojust plain old bean cheese burrita enchilada,
sauce onions. Okay, it's apretty good regular burrito. Yeah,
but I mean it's it's basic.You know, it'll it'll make turb but
that's about it. Uh. Numberfive cinnamon twist as the best, uh,
one of the best items at TacoBell. That's fair. Yeah,

(01:14:42):
they're good and they ain't anything special, right, No, No, I
never get them by themselves, SoI've never gone to Taco Bell with like,
I'm here just for the cinnamon twist. No, it's an accompaniment,
absolutely absolutely. You get your talking, your you know, burrita whatever,
Gordita whatever, let me get someof them twists. Number four is a
shredded chicken mini case ida. Okay, is the best, number four best

(01:15:02):
item on the Taco Bell menu.Nope, it's the case wouldn't have put
that in the top five at all. And it's a mini Yeah. Yeah,
I'm not number three Nacho cheese,Doritos Locos Tacos Supreme. Uh,
it's all right. I think thoseDorito's tacos are a little weird. I
don't like them. I think they'retoo salty. Okay, Yeah, it

(01:15:26):
is a unique novel menu item.I can't believe it's the third best thing
on their menu. Yeah, Imean it's not really novel. I mean,
I mean it's out of the ordinary. But I mean they've had that
on their menu for over a decadenow, right, Yeah, but novel.
I mean, like it's not traditional, it's it has got this fun
Dorito shell. Not a fan.I like my taco is a little more

(01:15:47):
traditional. Have they really been onthe menu that long? Wow? Number
two on this person's list is thetop of the top Taco Bell menu items
is a Mexican pizza. Hell yeah, that's number two. Yeah, a
number one. They brought it backright right, it's it's it is good,
surprisingly and anything special, just theway they build it. Yeah.

(01:16:11):
And when it did come back,it was sold out for for weeks.
By design makes it desirable. It'sgood marketing. Uh. And then number
one, they have a soft taco. Really, that's number one. Get
out of here. Not even asupreme, just a plain old taco.
Huh. It's a plain old softtaco, which I am shocked by.

(01:16:33):
What's your number one menu item there, Lindsay, I like that cheesy gordy
to crunch. Okay, those thingsare awesome, gimpy double decker taco.
Man, double decker taco. It'sabout the only time that I'll get a
soft tortilla with anything, because I'mnot. It's just too muchy. That's
why I don't like burritos. That'swhy I don't like soft tacos. I

(01:16:54):
like, you know, crispy tacos, but man, you get your regular
crispy taco right and they like,I'll put beans on the tortilla and in
the four cheese or some jave likeit, and then they put wrap it
around. It's delicious. It's delicious, dude, Crunch wrap number one menu
item there. Those are good.They are good, dude. It's everything

(01:17:14):
you need right there. You don'thave to get anything else. It's one
item, you get everything. It'sso good. Nacho's bel grande is good.
No, the nachos get soggy,then you gotta get a fork.
And it's you don't eat them fastenough, and you can if you eat.
We're not talking in the dining room, right, we're talking to go,
right, right, right, Yeah, when I order them, it's

(01:17:34):
always to go. I don't evereat in the dining room, right.
Give me that taco bell, thattaco salad man, the taco s that
where you eat the bowl, dude, I wish they would bring that back.
Those are good days. They havethe Fiesta Taco Salad. Yeah.
Yeah, but so they have ataco salad man, that's the best part
of it. Yeah. I don'tknow anything about the Fiesta Taco salad,

(01:17:58):
so I can't tell you if ithas a bowl or Yeah. To be
fair, I haven't been a tacobell on them in a damn long time.
Yeah, yeah, I just it'smaybe it's just me steering away from
you know, faster food. Iguess, dude, I love their tostata
too. Yeah, I don't knowwhy. I don't think I've had that.
The thing they do there that Ilike is when they do their beans,

(01:18:20):
they put the enchilada sauce on it. I think that that's good.
Yeah. So the bean burrito tome isn't basic because it's got enchilada sauce.
That's not something you traditionally do.I guess that's fair. Five layer
burrito's pretty good, Yeah, itis. I think the chi loop is
good. Oh yeah, yeah,I think they got it wrong with the

(01:18:40):
soft taco. They sure did,Yeah they did. Whoever wrote that list
needs to be strung upside down.Yeah, tickled with a feather why that
sounds like they might like that thoughMaybe I don't know. Or tickled with
somebody with really sharp pointing nails.I'm just saying. Uh. Another one
on here is the Nacho Supreme bellGrande Grande Nacho's box, which it's a

(01:19:02):
choice. That's a lot. They'reall the same, they're just not just
Supreme Nacho bell Grande Nacho Grande typeof thing. And hard tacos were number
nine. Really I'm more of ahard taco guy. Oh absolutely, yeah,
absolutely, anymore, like they getreal greasy and the the shell doesn't

(01:19:25):
say crunchy, but the tortilla chipsdo. Yeah, there's less grease in
it. Huh Okay, yeah,yeah, I thought this was interesting though.
It's an interesting angle to rank acertain establishment's top menu items. You
got me're hungry for? I'm lookingat this breakfast crunch Rapp. Yeah,
it's so good. How long canhow long will it take for door dash

(01:19:48):
to bring me some food? Hero? Yeah? The breakfast their Breakfast Country
app is money. I've said thisbefore. The innovation of the crunch rap
on a menu them and being thatsuccessful. There hasn't been anything like that
in a while. It is prettyfascinating. I mean, it's just it's
aye though. I mean I've hadthe crunch Rapp a couple of times and
I mean, okay, it's okay, I'll give it to you. It

(01:20:11):
is very ingenious. You know,you got that entire thing, you hold
it with one hand, you know, and each your each food got everything
you need. But to me,it's just it's just all right, it's
so good. I make it athome. Really, yes, it's good,
and people get it there like thisis crazy. I'm like I know,
yes, all right, we gotto take a break. We'll be

(01:20:33):
back. The Big Man Morning,Good Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning

(01:20:58):
showk mood. We stirred a westirred the lot in the Cinebunda lights group.
They did they activated the foam treeor something. Then you get that
one person think I got some goodvegan options as well. Nobody cares.
Nobody cares beans. Right, yeah, and Rice, that's it all right,

(01:21:19):
let's see what lindsay. As forballs to the wall sports, Colorado
football is bringing in a high profiletransfer portal target. Former Pittsburgh defensive and

(01:21:40):
Dyon Hayes announced on Sunday he's transferringto the Buffaloes. He led pitt and
tackles for lost last season with tenand a half to go with four sacks
and forty five total tackles. Coloradois hoping to increase its pass rushing numbers,
as the program finished sixty third insacks last season with twenty seven and
seventy eighth overall in defensive pressures withone hundred and thirty nine. The Buffalos

(01:22:04):
ended last season with a four andeight record. There's no way they're gonna
be better this year. Oh,yeah, there's too many problems they're having
with recruiting. They went from liketwenty fifth to like three hundred and fiftieth.
Oh, in recruiting. That's ugly, and of which coach Sanders would
say, it doesn't matter. We'regonna work with what we have and I'm

(01:22:27):
sure they'll get people. But recruitingis super important at the college level.
Baylor basketball has reeled in a bigfish in the transfer portal. Jeremy Roach
announced on Sunday he's transferring to theBears from Duke. The senior point guard
averaged fourteen points and more than threeassists per game with the Blue Devils last
season. Roach also scored in doublefigures in all four NC DOUBLEA Tournament games

(01:22:51):
for Duke leading up to an Eliteeight exit against North Carolina State. The
Virginia native chose Baylor over Arkansas,Saint John, Kentucky, Villanova, and
Syracuse. Last week, a videowas posted online show in Colorado Rocki's hitting
coach Hensley Mullens sitting behind the cockpitcontrols during a team flight chartered through United

(01:23:14):
Airlines. Now, according to reports, the FAA is said to be investigating
an unauthorized person in the flight deckduring the flight. In the video,
Mullens can be seen giving a thumbsup to the camera and saying that they're
on their way Toronto and that he'llbe landing this tonight. Back in the
day, there are tons of peoplewho had stories about being invited into the

(01:23:39):
cockpit to take a look as kidsin the post nine to eleven world.
However, this would be something that'sfound upon. A representative for United says
the airline is deeply disturbed by what'sshown in the video, and the fact
that the co pilot can be seensmiling and waving at the camera in the
video probably doesn't help things. Unitedhas said that both pilots on the flight

(01:24:00):
have been suspended as they investigate aswell. Rocky's manager Bud Black, says
that the Lens has apologized to theteam and United Airlines for the incident,
and that it won't affect his standingor employment with the team. I'm going
a little too far. Don't think. Yes, no, they're not supposed
to be in there. He's noteight true, right, man. I

(01:24:23):
can't tell in the video of theflight if they're in flight. You can't
tell the video. I mean,I don't see any terminal lights. I
don't see anything like you know,when you're there boarding right, you can
see the terminal out the window.I don't see anything. It looks like
they're in flight, which is incrediblyAnd by the way, it isn't the

(01:24:45):
head coach. It isn't the starof the team. It's a hitting coach.
He just wanted to see the cockpit. Man. Maybe he never got
a chance as a kid, andhe's like, ah, I'm an adult,
now I can do this. Iwant to go see the cockpit.
Where's my wings? Yeah, andhe's pointing at buttons at gig gear.
Go tell people how to swing.Yeah. No, there's a little thing

(01:25:11):
called terrorists. Is why you don'tdo this. They probably they knew who
he was, right, Let theguy slide? No, No, I
mean the team is it's called rules. Damn. Nine to eleven ruined everything.
I'm okay, he's seventy. Hedoesn't need to feel that feeling.

(01:25:36):
All the more reason to let theold man in the cockpit. Man,
come on, No, he's seventy. He may never had a chance before,
and this is his only opportunities.To let him have it. No,
No, go sit down, strategizewinning games, how to make players

(01:25:57):
hit better. He was already donedoing that. No they suck. He
ain't done. And that's your Ballsof the Wall sports. I'm Lindsay in
ninety seventy five. Good morning,It's the big Man Morning Show. Nine

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KMOD. Good morning, Jeff,Hey, good morning. Jeff is here
from Hensley and Associates. Here toanswer your questions about divorce, custody,
guardianship, name change, any familyloss scenario. Jeff can be here to
answer those questions. So let's getstarted with the text one that came in.
So I've been told military divorces aredifferent than regular divorces. Where can

(01:28:15):
I find out more info about them? And what's the difference. Okay,
so you know military divorces depending uponhow long you were married, and let's
just put it this way. There'ssomething called DFAs DFAs, right, So
it's the Department of Finance for theUS government that people that handle all the
money and stuff for the military individuals. And they're real pain in the butt.

(01:28:38):
They change their rules all the time. I actually have somebody that I
refer a friend of mine that isformer military who does military divorces simply because
the rules from DFAs and the survivorbenefits, and I mean, it can
be a real true nightmare. Now, if you've only been married a year
or two and you're in the military, no big deal. We can handle

(01:28:59):
those problem. But if you've beenmarried over ten years and you've got retirement
involved and survivor benefits and all thisother stuff, I can talk to you
about that and we can see ifwe want to refer you or not,
simply because it's just a headache.There are so many rules for defacts.
They change faster than the tax code, and it can be a real pain
in the butt. And is therea big difference between the divorces besides just

(01:29:23):
benefits. Well, so the actualI mean, the actual divorce itself is
the same. But when we're talkingabout dividing up benefits and you know,
things of that nature, making surethat you get your portion of the retirement
benefits and all these other things,defas can be very specific. Their forms
are very specific. They're like Isaid, their forms change all the time,

(01:29:44):
their rules change all the time.So you know, that's why it's
so much more difficult to deal withsimply because you want to make sure it's
done correctly with somebody who is actuallyin the military, so it's you know,
I've got a friend of mine thatI can refer you to. But
if it's a simple one, wecan do that. Not a problem.
But I have found over the yearsthough that when DEFAST is involved, it
can get very sticky, very quick. So let's call and talk to me

(01:30:06):
and let's make a decision together.Jeff from Hensley Associates is in the studio
here to answer your questions about divorce, custody, guardianship, name change,
any of those things that have todo with getting divorced or family low scenario.
Jeff can answer them and you cancall it nine one eight four to
six ozh KMOD, or you cantext bmms and whatever that question is to
A two nine four five, oryou can even email show at kmod dot

(01:30:29):
com. This one says, myhusband and I have decided to get divorced.
He filed the paperwork, but I'ma stay at home mom, no
income. I what do you advisefor me? Do you advise for me
to go without a lawyer and justtry to fight him and his lawyer outside
of the courtroom? And can Iask for money from the court or what
would be better to ask him justwhen I need it? Okay, So

(01:30:50):
you never want to do this thingalone ever period. Okay, that's why
you know we're happy to represent you. Please give us a call. And
these kind of scenarios, I mean, we can all there's a lot of
things and we can. We canfile for temporary spousal support, we can
ask for obviously alimony. You know, it all depends. I mean,
if you've been only been married twoyears, that's one thing, But if

(01:31:12):
you've been a stay at home momfor ten plus years, that kind of
thing, and obviously that's something thatyou have a need. And remember alimony,
and Oklahoma is goofy in that it'svery different than other states. It's
based on need and ability to pay. So the person asking for it has
the burden to show that a they'vegot a need of some sort and b
the other person has the actual abilityto pay. So and it's looks for
like that from a global, globalperspective. So let's say you're a stay

(01:31:34):
at home mom, but you're gettingfive million dollars in the settlement of the
divorce or the division of the divorce. Okay, alimony. Argument's a little
hard there, simply because you're receivingfive million dollars you've got access to and
I know this is not your typicalthing. I'm just kind of giving you
a scenario. Okay, But soit's from a global perspective. But you
know, need and ability to paynever do this thing alone. I know

(01:31:56):
you want to trust the other side, and I you know, I applaud
those that can actually trust each otherand get along. But as we've talked
about many times throughout the years,you know it's fine until it's not.
And the last thing you want tobe is screwed out of something that you
should have received. Simply because youtrusted the other side or their lawyer.
It seems appropriate for a guy whohas a law from to say, don't
go out this by yourself. Solet's go through a couple of the pitfalls,

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especially when the other party has alawyer that you could find yourself into.
But remember the other lawyers not.Their job is not to represent you
or represent your best interest, numberone, even if they say they'll help
you out right, even which theywill right help you out of certain things.
Yes, that's and you know notall of us are like that.

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I mean, I like to believethat when I'm dealing with somebody, I'm
trying to be honest and follow thelaw and those kind of things. But
you know, not all of usare that way. And you know,
as long as they follow the law, that's what's required. So with that
being said, you know, youwant to make sure that you're getting the
split on everything you're soppo speaking.Remember, Oklahoma is an equitable division state.

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Okay, that typically means fifty tofifty. There are acceptance to the
rule on that, but it usuallymeans fifty to fifty. But if you're
getting thirty percent and they're getting seventy. Why you know, I mean,
you've got to make sure that allthe i's are dotted, and all the
t's are crossed, and all thelowercase jays are dotted as well. You've
got to make sure that those thingsare covered so you're not losing out on
something, because if it's not coveredin the decree, it may not be

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able to come back later unless youcan show fraud or deceit or something of
that nature to get it put backin. So you want to make sure
it's done right the first time inyour interest, and you've got somebody in
your corner making sure your best interestsare taken care of. And that's why
you want to give us a call. I remember when I got divorced and
we decided we would share an attorney. We thought we were going to share
an attorney, and we met withthe attorney, did all the paper and

(01:33:45):
he's like, I can represent bothof you, and told her she has
to sign this piece of paper sayingultimately I am his attorney. He explained
it to her, and then whenI had a separate medium with him,
he was like, I'm not herattorney. I can only be your attorney.
But she signed a document saying thathe was her attorney. No,
no, no, saying that sheunderstood that he cannot represent b all right,

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right, right, And and Ididn't know that going in. It
was not a tactic of mine totry. And I think, I think,
and I honestly believed he could representboth of us. Well, And
that's the first thing I say.When I meet with a couple like that,
I'm like, look, I canonly represent one of you. I
can't represent both of you. Soat the end of the day, if
this you know, little settlement conferencewhere having falls apart and we have to

(01:34:28):
file something, I can only representone of you. It can't represent both
of you, right, So understandthat no attorney can represent two parties.
Right. There is one exception tothe rule, but I'm not going to
confuse people by talking about it.The base rule of it is, we
can't represent two people in a divorce. So if negotiations fall apart, I
can only present one of you.And you know, it sounds nice to

(01:34:50):
say, oh, we'll share thesame attorney and it'll be all hunky dory,
and you know it'll be lollipops andraindrops and unicorn farts. I mean,
that's great, but at the endof the day, it's great until
it's not right. And so ifsomething falls apart again, that attorney can
only represent one of you, soyou always want to have your own.

(01:35:11):
For example, I had I've gota I met with somebody this last week
on a potential case where they dealtwith a pronumptial agreement, okay, and
he had an attorney and she didn't. And in looking at this prenup that
she ended up signing because she didnot have an attorney review it with her.
She got royally screwed in this prenup, but she signed it and the

(01:35:31):
judge found it to be a validprenup. All right. So my point
of it is is that if youdon't want to get screwed like that,
you want to make sure that thedocuments you're signing are you know, in
your best interest too. You needsomebody to represent you, and that's why
you want to give us a call. I have a question, Yeah,
what's the difference between spousal support andalimony? And can someone get both?
They're the same, I mean,they're just different terminologies. So they're they're

(01:35:57):
kind of inner in Uh, what'sthe word interchangeable, just like attorney and
lawyer, you know, kind ofthe same thing. So we typically were
respirsed to spousal support more during thedivorce and then call out alimony after the
decrees entered. But it's the samething. You're still getting money to be
supported and live on in those kindof things. So it's just it's a

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term of art that's interchangeable. Buttypically the term spousal support will apply more
so during a divorce and alimony appliesfor after the decree is entered. If
you're a stay at home mom andthen someone says a stay at home dad,
I would imagine you'd the need formoney would be quite urgent. It
could be, I mean absolutely.I mean remember though, that whatever sitting

(01:36:40):
in the bank accounts as of theday that you file, you're both entitled
to half of that. So ifyou've got ten thousand dollars sitting in a
joint banking account, you're allowed totake half of it out. Okay,
so excuse me. Same things withmoney markets and savings accounts and all those
kind of things. Okay, youcan access those, go put them in
your own account. Still have somemoney to start living off of while we

(01:37:02):
work on all the other things,so you still have access to that.
The kicker of it is is,you know, accessing it before the other
party does and draining the accounts.I've had people do that where they drain
him down to zero. Then wehave to file with the court to get
the money back and those kind ofthings. So you know, it's all
about timing and strategy and those kindof things for sure, right because then
it's a whole scenario of they're justtrying to draw out the process and make

(01:37:25):
it cost more money for you.I've got one case right now where the
parties had a joint business together andthe husband decided to file first, and
he drained all the accounts, personalaccounts, business accounts, drained them all
down to zero, and went andput them in some completely other bank where
she could my client couldn't access anyof it. So it happens, folks,

(01:37:45):
And they're within that. Everybody's niceand a divorce, are they Is
that individual within their rights technically?Yeah, I mean before something is filed.
I mean, it's not the nicething to do. It's not the
thing that will garner you any respector favor with the judge by doing something
like that. I mean, judgesdon't like people being left out in the

(01:38:08):
cold because the other side has decidedto drain the account. But you know,
before something is filed, technically youcan do whatever you want with the
accounts. But once it's filed,that's when rules go into effect and laws
going to effect to prevent certain thingsand gives us the ability to file contempts
if we need to and whatnot.But before it's filed, you know it

(01:38:29):
is what it is. Jefferm HensleyAssociates is in the studio. If you
have a question about divorce, custody, guardianship, any of those things,
ask your question nine one, eight, four to six, Oh kmod.
We talk a lot about divorces,but guardianships is something that is also a
hot topic. And this one says, my mother has become sick and I
need to get guardianship of her.How long does it take? And can
I do it if she's incapacitated?What are the steps? Do rights just

(01:38:51):
go to her boyfriend or default tome? Oh, not to the boyfriend
at all. I mean, sowhen you're talking about guardianships, especially in
this kind of case where it seemslike there's something urgent that needs to be
addressed. We can file an emergencyguardianship, whether it be an adult or
a child, either one. Okay, that way, it's granted immediately and
you can start making some emergency temporarydecisions on all those things that you need

(01:39:15):
to make the decisions on, especiallyif they're incapacitated, those kind of things.
So we can always go for anemergency for sure, absolutely, And
then once an emergency is granted,there's something called a show cause hearing that
has to be heard within a certainnumber of days after being granted, where
you have to show costs to thecourt while the emergency why the emergency should
stay in place. And of courseI would imagine at that point the boyfriend

(01:39:36):
would try and potentially you know,contest it and that kind of thing.
But with that being said, guardianshipsare a big deal. Whether you need
an emergency one or not, wecan help you with those, so please
give us a call. I've alwayswondered when you're in the hospital in an
emergency scenario like that occurs, andmaybe your loved ones partner is that they're

(01:39:57):
not married, and you show up, how do you get the hospital to
stop listening to that person. Well, the hospital can't listen to either person
legally. You can't legally listen tothe boyfriend. You can't legally listen to
the child. You can't listen becauseunless you've got an advanced directive or you've
got however attorney or a guardianship orsomething, you don't have any legal rights

(01:40:18):
over that person. So what happensis is the hospital has to make those
legal decisions until there's a document inplace that says otherwise. Kind of thing.
So the boyfriend doesn't have any legaldecision making whatsoever because they're not married.
I mean, if you're married,it might be a different scenario,
obviously, But at the same timetoo, even then the court, you

(01:40:39):
know, the hospitals are kind ofbreaking are not breaking down, but cracking
down on those kind of things simplyfrom legal aspects. They don't want to
get bit in the butt where they'velistened to somebody that they shouldn't have and
all of a sudden, now you'vegot a legal lawsuit or a lawsuit going
on because you've made a decision thatyou shouldn't have. So it's all very
sticky, it's all very crazy.That's why you want an attorney give us

(01:41:00):
a call, well in a medicaldirective. On top of that, you
want to make sure that those thingslined out. But so if I show
up, what stops me from justsaying I am the husband? Well,
sometimes, I mean they have toprove it. I mean I've seen hospitals
do that where you've got to proveyou know, it's a call and they
just went blank your marriage license,those kind of things. But otherwise you're

(01:41:21):
I mean, you could just walkin and say, well, I'm the
husband or I'm the wife or whatever, you know, but it the burden
at that point is on the hospitalto make those proofs and make sure that
they're dotting their eyes and crossing theirteeth so they don't get in trouble.
And hospitals are really kind of crackingdown on that because they're tired of all
the lawsuits that go on that arefrivolous or otherwise. Jeff Finsley's joining us

(01:41:44):
from Hensley and Associates. Roman ison the line. Roman, what's your
question for Jeff Finsley? Uh,yeah, Jeff, Grandma my fiance is
mom currently has cassidy of our daughterright now. We got into a little
altercation and we're still together and everything. Everything's good with us right now.

(01:42:10):
But we're just wondering, like whatwho we need to contact basically to uh
to get your kids back, processto get custody back. Yeah. So
was there a guardianship that was putin place? Yes? Okay, So
if you're given, if you giveyour name a number to Gimpy, I
will give you a call later thisweek and we'll talk about filing emotion to
terminate the guardianship. What county wasit filed in? Okay, Yeah,

(01:42:33):
we'll file emotion to terminate the guardianship. Is Grandma on board with terminating the
guardianship or is she going to befighting to keep it in place for a
while? Uh? No, No, she's not fighting for anything. I
mean, as far as the paperworkI've got, there's a few things we
need to do. Yeah, you'llneed to finish those first before we can

(01:42:54):
file the motion to terminate. Butgo ahead and give give me Gimpy your
name and number. I'll walk youthrough it. I'll give you a call
later this week. Okay, allright, sounds good. Thank you und
lying that Roman. This is atext that I'm willing to with this,
but that you can clarify because thatthere is some misunderstanding I think when it
comes to a prenup and the understandingof what a prenup does. This is
whatever I have before marriage is mine. That's what a prenup is for.

(01:43:15):
You can't be screwed out of whatother people's stuff when it wasn't yours.
Wrong, clarify that for us,because I think people do believe that I
brought this into the marriage, sotherefore it is mine. Right. So
part of the problem is is thatwhen you're dealing with a prenuptial agreement,
you're dealing with people who have largeassets of some sort, okay, And
sometimes those ask assets get commingled,whether they realize it or not, or

(01:43:40):
whether they do it on purpose ornot. And so it very goes through
and very clearly defines what is tobe considered marital or not. For example,
okay, and the prenup that Iread that I dealt with, all
right, there were some properties involved, okay, and marital funds had been
used throughout the years to maintain thoseproperties. Okay, So by co mingling,

(01:44:01):
all right, that could potentially makeit marital, putting it into prenup
saying it ain't makes it completely different, all right. So you know a
lot of people don't think about comingling things, and especially when you've been
married long amounts of time, right, I mean I've been married, you
know, twenty get it right,I know, well I'm better out to

(01:44:21):
that my wife is as as faras dates and stuff, you know,
we've been married twenty three years.And so my point of it all is
is that you can I sit thereand go, I know I brought this
into the marriage before or not,or if I haven't co mingled it or
not in some way maybe on afew little things, but not everything.

(01:44:42):
I mean, that's why, youknow, especially it's it's used to protect
businesses, it's used to protect properties, it used to protect large amounts of
investments things like that, because rememberyou know, as soon as even if
you had investments before marriage, yes, that portion is your, but any
portion from the dative marriage forward,all right, they're entitled to half of

(01:45:04):
the increase on those investments unless youput it in a prenup that says otherwise.
So this is why the prenup isthere to include all those kind of
things, all right. So it'sit sounds simple, but you know again,
it's not. That's why you wantto give us a call so we
can walk you through it, andthen we're gonna end on this one because
it's a good one. In iton, my wife has been trying to

(01:45:26):
contact her X to get permission toapply for a passport for my steps on,
but to no avail. He refusesto even respond. What can we
do? You know, passports area pain in the butt for kids when
it comes to this because you haveto have the right, you have to
have the permission of both parents todo it. Okay, you know what
I've found in the past, I'veI've been able to get orders from the

(01:45:47):
court that can bypass that. Butsometimes just contacting the passport office and seeing
what needs to be done, sometimesthey'll get give you waivers. There's different
avenues to discuss that, So pleasegive me a call and we can walk
through what your options are. Butit's it's a pain. I mean,
I understand why they do it obviously, because they don't want kids going across
you know Interconnell or you know UnitedStates lines into international areas without the other

(01:46:13):
parent knowing. But it's difficult whenyou've got a parent who has disappeared into
the ether or refuses to respond andas being a jerk for whatever reason.
So you know, give me acall and we can talk about your options.
It can be quite the hairy situationwhether you're trying to get a passport
for your child and the other partydoesn't want to cooperate, or you're trying
to get a guardianship done for anadult or a child who is disabled.

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Make sure you talk to the folksat Hinsland Associates to help out so you
can navigate those ces correctly, becauseyou don't want to get it wrong,
because undoing the knot is a lotharder than tying the knot. So make
sure you talk to the folks atHinsley Associates to help you, and they'll
give you a free consultation of thephone nine eight three nine eight five six
nine two nine eight three nine eightfive six ninety two mentioned kmod and get

(01:46:57):
that free consultation of the phone.And you guys, don't just do family
law. You have other areas oflaw you practice as well, right through
the Shoemak Law Firm in Pahsca,which is the firm that we own.
All right, don't let the nameconfuse you. They do the free fifteen
minute consultation too. So if you'vegot anything in addition to family law up
there, so if you're even downhere, if you've got a criminal case,
a car wreck of somebody in themedical industry has hurts you, if

(01:47:18):
you've got a probate issue, ifyou need a will or a trust,
or you know you've got any legalquestions whatsoever. Please in addition to family
law, give them a call orgive us and we can give you the
number and get you hooked up withthem. But they cover all those areas
and we would love to help youout with those as well. Nine two
for friendsly associates, Jeff, havea great week, hey too, Thank

(01:47:39):
you a break. We'll be backuntil us. This morning show is coming
right back, A Big Man MorningShow. Good morning. It's the Big

(01:48:05):
nine Morning Show. Nine one,eight four six oh kmod can also text
BMMS and then what you want tosay to eight two nine four five.
I'm gonna let you pick Lindsey.Your choice is going to be, uh,
that's crazy or WHOA that's crazy?WHOA that's crazy? Uh A man

(01:48:31):
is in trouble because he was apatient care technician, and he has been
arrested for hate crimes against a severelydisabled, nonverbal resident. Oh God,
because he was sanitizing their eyes withpurell. Jesus, I can't do that,
man. I'm not laughing at whathe did. Well, when I

(01:48:53):
saw the headline, this was exactlythe response I was hoping for. What
a sick of Oh former patient caretechnician admitted to conspiring with a coworker to
commit the hate crimes against thirteen severelydisabled a nonverbal residence. And he's going
to get how many years in prison? Lindsay? Well, I would hope

(01:49:16):
a life, not hope. Whatdo you think? What do you think
he's going to get fifteen? Youwent from life to fifteen pretty fast.
I'm hoping it's that he gets life, but I feel like he's not getting
enough. Okay, they're going tobe too lenient. Lenient, Okay,
GIMPI he won't get life. Hedidn't kill anybody, so there goes that.

(01:49:40):
Sorry, Lindsay, hate to burstyour ball, right, I'm thinking
at most five years, will probablyonly get to two and a half ten
years wow in federal prison. TheAttorney's office said that Tyler Smith admitted to
conspiracy to violation of the Hate CrimesPrevention Act by committing crimes against the most

(01:50:01):
vulnerable and doing nothing to report.A coworker recordings of numerous attacks at this
facility in twenty sixteen and twenty seventeen. The victims, many of whom needed
wheelchairs, were attacked in a varietyof ways, including by punching and kicking
residents, rubbing purele hand sanitizer intheir eyes, spraying mouthwash in their eyes,

(01:50:25):
and, in one instance, removinga residence compression stocking in a manner
intended to inflict pain. So theseguys are just being assholes because these people
were nonverbal. Who are they goingto tell they don't talk, right,
Let's just torture them man. Accordingto the government's sentencing memo, the man's

(01:50:47):
job was providing critically daily assistance toresidents, as well as identifying and reporting
signs and symptoms of injury and illness. Instead, he did the opposite.
Several of the assaults were recorded onone of the man's phones. In one
instance, he admitted jumping on topof a thirteen year old miner while the

(01:51:08):
child was laying prone on his bedwith the lights off, and while one
man filmed the incident on his cellphone. He further acknowledged that immediately after
the recording the video, he textedthe video to him his other buddy,
and prosecutor said in a press release, also noting that co defendants were aware
the victims were nonverbal. The attacksof which were as many as eighteen,

(01:51:35):
involved anything from kicking, punching,choking, rubbing pure in the victim's eyes,
and in many instances, they recordedthe abuse and they texted about the
abuse with each other. So notonly is he an asshole for doing it
to nonverbal humans, these are kidsthat he's messing away. In one instance,

(01:51:56):
one of them was even quoted assaying, kill him, dude,
he's better off. Oh god,So they should be tortured the same way.
Yeah, eye for an eye,Yeah, Yeah, I wonder because
we talked about jail house justice andstuff like that. When it comes you
know, things that you do tosmall children, you know, whether you
molest them or you know, justabuse them in any way whatsoever. There's

(01:52:20):
usually that Joe host justis So Iwonder if like there's that same sort of
thing pertains to this sort of scenario. Yeah, the government says that they
benefited from the evidence of the cellphone photos and videos, but they pointed

(01:52:42):
out that they were saved to memorializethe assaults that they committed upon the residence,
and their text exchanges made it abundantlyclear that the Holy Joint desire to
kill and beat residents, to quotesmash the residence faces in, and to
sanitize the residence eyes. How dothey get a job there? Well,

(01:53:05):
I'm sure that's not how they ledtheir interview with you know, right,
But it's like, that's sad,man, that's sad because you never you
hiring these people to help take care, you know, get the job done,
and then you get assholes like thisthat come in here and do that
to people. What was on theirresume, Like what kind of work did
they do before? You would thinkthat they were in some sort of healthcare

(01:53:27):
right, healthcare background. Those jobsare really hard to hire for, so
you hope they have some sort ofmedical background. And again, I'm not
clear on what Pennsylvania's threshold is forhiring those individuals, because a lot of
those homes have really loose thresholds becausethey've been lobbied so hard to make it

(01:53:50):
so right in the defensive memo.The public defender emphasized that the client was
actively addicted to drugs and now callabuse substances daily and struggled with deep seated
feelings of despair at the time ofthe crimes. The defense argued that his
conduct was far more limited than hisco defendants. I don't care. You're

(01:54:14):
together for real, You're attached atthe hip for real. If you heart
emojied you said hold this phone.I'm also curious why, and maybe that
is how I eventually I found out, But why was it anybody else?
Like when they came in and sawSally, you know, her eyes were
something was wrong with their eyes.They didn't go, what's happening here?
And are their cameras? How limitedare the camp? Is the camera usage

(01:54:39):
right? That's a good question,if there is any I imagine that these
atrocities probably happened in their rooms,right, not in a public setting.
So are their cameras allowed in therooms? I don't know. Maybe you'd
think to monitor patients, you know, especially since they're nonverbal patients. I

(01:55:00):
think somebody would have to keep aneye on besides just walk them by every
twenty minutes. Yeah they're good,Yeah, yeah, but then again,
it's hard to hire for those positions, right right. Very few people go
into that field going I just wantto be the best nonverbal caretaker I can
be right. They usually get intoit because they can't keep another job.

(01:55:25):
I would lose my mind absolutely ifthat was one of my loved ones.
Absolutely. You put them there becauseyou feel like you can't give them the
care they need in your home.Yep. And you trust a brochure sure
that says they're real nice. Yeah, And they take you through and tell

(01:55:47):
you what they're doing. Yeah,look they're playing peanuckle over here or whatever,
you know, backgammon. My favoriteis when you see those and they're
like, we won the night,the we've won the Dove Ward for Excellence,
the ten years. Good for you, hope you got a pizza party,
because I don't know what that means. And that was for last year's

(01:56:08):
work. That isn't this year's work. People that have to make that decision
of putting the loved one in aplace like that not easy. All I
think about anytime we talk about theseplaces are when this place behind us was
open? Is Ben Stiller every time? Yes? Being just that a hole?

(01:56:32):
Yeah, that's it's sad, butit's true. They're out there obviously
right after squirting sanitizer in your eyes, right, sick man. I don't
know, like there's almost a likeas a humanitarian, you go, I
want to work at those places tomake sure that isn't happening, right,

(01:56:55):
right, But then also, whatdo you know? What do you know
right and know how to treat peopledecently? How to take care of somebody
without squirting sanitizer in the eyes,yeah, pouring mouthwash in the eyes.
If you think about, like inthe beginning, when people like some of
those places that people go to thatare have severe mental problems, the war,

(01:57:20):
the ward people like, restrain them. Think of straight jackets, right
right? That is such an insanething. Yeah, that's the only way
we can keep them from clown thatclawing their eyes out or hurting us or
hurting us. Yeah, I thinkyou can get a straight jacket, huh,
I know the trick. Yeah,I think I could pull it off.

(01:57:42):
Yeah, you just gotta have onearm shorter in the other. Do
you think you could with one armshort like I think I could. I
really think yeah you might be ableto. My understanding is you've got to
position your arms in a certain spotup high, so it creates space,
and then you wiggle them down.Then that creates room, and then that
allows you to shuffle it around.You don't have to dislocate his shoulder or

(01:58:03):
anything like that. I mean thatprobably doesn't hurt. I mean, I'm
sure it does hurt. No,there are people that can dislocate joints that
it doesn't hurt them, right,like Mel Gibson, Right, that was
his thing. In lethal weapon youget dislocated shoulder. Yeah, yeah,
one hundred percent. All right,we gotta take a break. We'll be
back. You're listening to the BigMad Morning Show. This is Tulsa's Morning

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I learned that Kaylin Clark's jersey ismore popular than the Dallas Cowboys entire roster,

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proving that fans would rather invest inreal talent than America's favorite drama kim
Be what you learn today? Ilearned I gotta start bringing rope with me
to funerals. I also learned thatno matter what, there's always that one
vegan out there trying to push theiragenda. I learned Lindsay painted a picture

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we can't see. And I alsolearned that Babe No, she forced her
way in, tried to have sexualactivities with me. As Corbyn say,
make sure that dishwasher is loaded,right, it's Lindsay subtracting my cycle.
This is gimpy, Okay, canI get a yeah? What la me?

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