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We are gonna give away tickets toCorn, pair of tickets to see
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fruity pants deep bench, really itis. I was shocked to see a
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fruits. Yeah. I was alsoshocked that it was a deep bench.
And this is something we were startingto say a lot with the segment.
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find out, Noop, Justin Gorsky'sgood joining us. It's gonna be a
great weekend for Drillers baseball day gametoday. Yeah, a very first patio
part of the year is happening Friday. Mercury Lounge. The legendary Mercury Lounge
eighteenth in Boston, I think isthe premier place to see live music.

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I wouldn't disagree with that if you'reinto No, they do a good job
covering a lot of genres. Yeahthey do, Yeah, they do.
It's not just like you know,red dirt country, it's rockets, it's
everything punk. Yeah. Yeah.Some of the best live shows I've seen

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have been in that venue. Andit's a tight venue to see a show.
Yeah, it is. That's noteven fair. It's not a venue.
I snuck in there once looking forsomebody and I got kicked out.
Really, this was years, yearsand years ago. I was looking for
my brother because he said he wasdown there watching who was I believe it
was Jackson Taylor and the Centers orwhatever. And I was just like,
I just walk right on in,and they're like, dude, you gotta

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you know, you gotta pay toget in here. I was like,
all right, whatever, So Ijust like went around the corner and then
went back in and they caught meand I got rustled up, and I
wasn't like throwing to the curb oranything, but it's like, come on,
man, quit trying to sneak inhere. You gotta go. I
was like, I don't care,you gotta go. Yeah, all right
there, And they're good people too. Don't run that place. There was

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a stint where anytime Dale Watson wasin town, he would play there and
I would go see him play.Oh yea. And for those who know
Dale Watson, red dirt guy outof Austin, I believe, and just
puts on these great shows. Kindof a Johnny Cash guy, kind of
not a Johnny Cash guy. Butone of the best things is people would
line up. I don't know ifhe still does it line up. I

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think tequila shots for him on thebar, are on the on his amp
or whatever, maybe his monitor,I forget, but on the stage and
he would just do him. Peoplewould do shots with him. Yeah.
It was a yeah, good time. Lots of good times at the Murk.
So we will be out there eighteenthto Boston, five to seven specials
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tickets to one hundred concerts. GlennPowell is this actor and he's been He's
in the New Twister. He's he'slike one of our new Hollywood it guys.

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Okay, anyway, he was ona podcast and told a story about
this his sister whose friend went ona date and got he was like whatever,
they were dating and he was like, hey, I can take you
back to my place and get amassage, and she was like, hell
yeah whatever. She was down andthey go back and she put he does

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the massage, it's all good.She leaves. The next day she's feeling
itchy, your skin feels weird,gets in to see the doctor. The
doctor is like, oh, youyou have this black market lotion on you
that breaks down your skin for cannibalism. What And so he tells this story

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on this podcast and says he's beentelling it for years, but like been
in it. Problem is, it'snot real. It's not a real story.
Oh, he just was believing thisstory. Come to find out,
this story is circulated like over adecade ago, and it originally started where

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it was like taking place on anisland, right, and it just kind
of spread. So a couple thingswhen he and he's now come out and
been like, oh, it's notreal, Like he just found out it
just found out it's not real.He just found out that this is an
urban legend, kind of like flashingyour highlight your highbeen right, And so

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a couple things in the story forme that are automatic red flot And I
don't know if it's what we dothat we're exposed to so much pulp culture
things that we filter through these thingsat a faster rate maybe than other people.
Maybe I'm a skeptic, I don'tknow, but he said some things
when he's telling the story that Iwent PSH. First red flag, he

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goes my sister's friend. When it'stwice removed, you gotta just discount the
story immediately out of the shoot.Anyone that tells the story like that.
I'm a believer that you got tojust write it off, that it's a
nice story, right, because there'sjust no way that they know the facts.

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Right. It's the game of telephone, you know that we played as
kids. One thing starts on oneend of the line and then it's totally
different by the end of the bythe end of the line there, And
that's basically how these stories or cryptocurrency. How many people do we hear like
my brother's friend man, right,and I know some of you all have
been quite lucky, uh and stilllive in your same life, right,

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hundreds of thousands of dollars but stillworking the same old crappy job. Yeah,
nonetheless, I digress. So thatwas a red flag for me.
The other thing was this person gotin to see their doctor immediately. Well,
I mean it is Hollywood, Butthat's I don't know where that's that's
where this story took place. AndI don't know if the weight times for
doctors in Hollywood is better or worsethan anywhere else in America. Well,

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you would think with like, youknow, actors, bigger actors. It's
like sister's friend. It's not evenhe remember, right, right, right,
right, right? Well, you'dthink with actors, sisters friends,
you know, they would get inmy mistake a lot quicker, like,
oh, you're Glenn Powell's sister's friend, come on in, Let's get you
in here quick. I don't wantany bad rep with Glenn, right.

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And then the other thing was thedoctor knowing immediately that it was a black
market lotion. I'm sure there arelotions available for purchase on the black market.
Yeah. What I'm a little skepticalon is the idea that a doctor
knew it right away, right.That kind of is plausible because if you
have so many of these cases thatcome through you know of this lotion that

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like, all right, maybe maybethe first or second time you're like,
I don't know what about this,and then like third, fourth, fifth,
sixth time they come in, you'relike, Oh, that's definitely what
it is. I've seen this before. I've seen this four times before.
It's definitely this black market lotion thateats your skin. If it's that,
I think there would be a callto action, you would think, I

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think absolutely there would. I thinkabsolutely there would, especially if it's a
black lotion, black market lotion thatsoftens and prepares the skin for cannibalism.
I wonder what it tastes like,Well, who knows. It's more of
a marinade from what I'm understanding.Yeah, but it's like brine stuff,
some kind of flavor to it,you know, orange or tangerine or something.

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And then the final part for methat was the giant red flag is
cannibalism. Right, Cannibalism is amassively rare thing but still exists in the
world, though in a minimal,minimal, remote scale, but it's still
practice. That doesn't make it athing. It does if it's literally happening
in at least one place in theworld, you could still say cannibalism is

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going on in the world somewhere,even if it is in Bora, Bora
and that's the only place. Yeah, that's not a thing. It's the
percentage compared to population is damn nearzero. Right remote islands where they don't
even have internet, or the desireto want to get on a plane and
fly and take on the world.Oh god, So I just like open

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up this article. It's like toeat or to be in five countries where
cannibalism still exists. And the frontpicture is a man, a shirtless man
holding anked baby, chomping on thebaby's boob. What's the website? You're
on? Medium dot com? So? Medium dot com is a an author

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driven site. Uh so, yousubmit and you basically push your put your
articles on there, sometimes fact,sometimes fiction. For the idea of gaining
readership, you have to have asubscription. Yeah, yeah, I noticed
that. So I was like,I ain't going but this one hears from
the Sun, which is somewhat reputable. Nope, why not. It's known
as a gossip rack. I don'tknow about all that. Let's just go

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through this for fun. Pop anew guinea. There you go, Pop
a new guinea. By the way, America has a lot of things in
common with papau neu guineaf You don'tbelieve me, just go down the rabbit
hole along the near dam durham KabuRiver lives a tribe called the kral Wi
Sure and it says the tribesmen believemysterious deaths are attributed to demons who take
on human form, and their dutyis to consume the dead man's carcass in

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order to take revenge for the death. Uh, there's another place in in
and these are all foreign time youknow, pronounce Siga tooka Fiji okay,
okay, which I've always thought Fijiwas like, you know, uh,
really like a destination place to go. Absolutely is you know, vacations.

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But Fiji's a gazillion islands. Okay, So this is in the Pacific,
right, Okay, So yeah,these are the Nihi Caves in ai h
g a g Nii Caves and Fiji. The Genghis River in India is another
one. The Agori monks are knownto be eating people. I thought monks

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were very peaceful people who are closeto God. I think monks is like,
you know, they make great beer. It's just like a like an
umbrella term. There's a kind ofmishe Yeah. Yeah, it's a brand.
You know, good monks, youhave bad monks. Yeah, yeah,
that's confusing the a gory. Asect of Indian monks perform cannibalistic rituals

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in order to gain spiritual enlightenment.Why don't they just eat paota or something
like that? Why people? Whypeople? Anyhow? Uh? Now,
with just twenty or so members,the group drink from human skull bowls and
cover their bodies and burnt human remains. They do, not, however,
kill anyone for use in the ceremonies. You're using only bodies of the people

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who have already died, So that'sgood. Uh. The Democratic Republic of
the Congo is another one here,that is okay. Cambodia. Cambodian soldiers
fighting in the Khmer Rogue Rebellion wereaccused of cutting off out the hearts and

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livers out of the bodies of roguesoldiers who were killed in battle in order
to eat them on the field orback at home for dinner. They believe
that eating the human liver of adefeated enemy will transfer bravery to themselves.
Hold on, somebody sent a text. Okay, cannibalism is a thing too,

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Corbyn. Oh boise was eaten bythem too, lol. I don't
know, so I had to doa search. Are you ready for this?
You ready for this? This isstrap in. Was President Biden's uncle
eaten by cannibals. Oh god,And apparently his name was Uncle Boise.

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Oh God, y'all need hobbies forreal, for real. Apparently he suggested
twice that the remains of his uncle, a military veteran who died veteran who
died during World War Two in aplane crash off the New Guinea coast,
were not recovered. And Biden tellsa different from the account that's published in

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the pow Mia Accounting Agency, whichsays uh Ambrosia Finnegan and two other men
failed to emerge from the sinking wreckand were lost in the crash. Biden
discussed the death a lieutenant in theUS Army Air Force after visiting a war
memorial. He recounted the same storyduring remarks of the United steel Workers Headquarters
in Pittsburgh later in the day.Quote, and my uncle they called him

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Mambrose instead of Brosy. They calledhim Boise Biden. My uncle Boise was
a hell of an athlete, theytell me. When he was a kid,
and he became an Army Corps,became an Army Air Corps before the
Air Force came along. He flewsingle engine planes and reconnaissance over war zones.
And he got shot down in NewGuinea and they never found the body

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because there used to be there werea lot of cannibals, for real in
that part of New Guinea. Well, that's not saying he got eaten,
right, this goes. They saysthey got shut down for known reasons.
This plane was forced to ditch inthe ocean off the north coast of New
Guinea. Both engines failed at lowout to the aircraft's noise hit the water
hard. No, sorry, it'sa giant leap, but okay, yeah

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it is. Here's a story fromFrench Polynesia. In twenty eleven, so
relatively recent, German tourist Stefan Ramen. Ramen went missing while on a traditional
goat hunt in the New Jarhiva,French Polynesia. Yeah. His remains were
later found near a campfire and isbelieved that he was hacked to pieces and

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burnt by a tribe suspected of cannibalism. That doesn't say eaten, true dead.
They says here that Liberia practices cannibalism. Rottenberg, Germany and then of
course Miami, Florida or a crazynaked man was shot by a police in
Miami at as well after he stoppedeating his he refused to stop eating his

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victim's face. Cannibal Rudy Eugene setupon unwitting Ronaldo Popo on a Florida freeway,
leaving him with only one eye andsevere fake Yeah, yeah, that
was the bath salts I got tohim though, right if I remember that
story? Yes, yeah, sothere are some places. That doesn't make
it a thing though. It doesn'tmake it a problem. Maybe not a

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problem, maybe not like an epidemic. It doesn't make it like the h
one one is making its way intoRight, it's just not the same right
yet yet. Sure as times getcrazier, because you know as well as
I do, we're getting crazier andcrazier every day that passes by. Cannibalism
very well could become a huge problemthe world. This feels like an opportune

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time to say this. You havea choice to not live in fear?
Yes, yes, but there's noBut that's the sentence. Do you have
a choice in a lot of thingsand almost everything to not live in fear?
Tell that to the guy in Floridawho got half his face eating off.
I bet you he's scared every dayto walk outside. Yeah, and

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I'm sure he was very cautious individual. Right, This is nothing you can
do, right. If you're gonnaget eaten, you're gonna get eating.
Nothing wrong with being prepared, butto walk around with fear that. Oh,
and you spread the fear right bythe way. I went down a
rabbit hole on d day of astory and I something I just looked up

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because I had no idea. Iwas looking at photos of soldiers, you
know, in boats going across thechannel to storm the beach right in Normandy.
Do you know how long that boatride was. I'm gonna guess seven
eight hours. I think that's afair yes. Right. So for those

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that haven't seen the pictures, they'recramped into these boats and they're not luxurious.
They kind of If you've ever seenpeople packed into a plane to go
skydiving, that's how they're sitting right, twenty four to thirty six hours.
Holy cow, sitting in that oneposition. How the hell they even stand
up to get out of the boatwhen they made land. Yeah, I'm

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sure they trained for it, youknow, because you know, when you're
sitting there for a long time,you're cramped and you can't really stand up
and move around on those tiny boats. Yeah, you know. Hell,
I fell asleep in geometry class oneday, got up because the bell heard
the bell rang, and the fellright the f over, you know.
So I don't know, I couldjust imagine being cramped in a boat like
that, knees up to your chest, you know, for twenty four to

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thirty six hours. Twenty four tothirty six hours is the believe time,
if I read it correctly, thatit took from go from the across the
channel from England to storming the beachin Normandy. Maybe they let them stand
up and stretch along the way.So forget, let's just we're not even
to the beach. We're not evento the most insane thing that these these
young people knew they were going into. You had twenty four to thirty six

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hours to ponder it, right,to anticipate what's gonna happen when you land.
Yeah, that'll mess with your mind, yes, and you still have
to perform once you land. Yeah, No matter how much you've gotten into
your own head of how bad itcould be, in the fact that you
there's a good chance you're not gonnamake it. Yeah, there's plenty an

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opportunity to be like, I'm outthis bitch, you know, jump ship.
They thought they were gonna surprise andsome of the boats caught on fire
as they were approaching the coast ofFrance, which was obviously an alarm.
Right, just insane things is I'mtelling you, I said it the other

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day on D Day, the mostdeep historical well of information just insanely fascinating.
Very rarely when it comes across,like, uh, the assassination of
Lincoln. Do I come across somethingwhere I'm like, huh, D Day
constantly happening, right, because there'sso many involved in so many different stories.

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Oh, just a deep well,even Uncle Boise. All Right,
we've got tickets to give away tosee Corn October twenty third at the Bok
Center. Tickets available Bokcenter dot com. We got our top five songs,
news quickies when we come back.The Big Man Morning Show returns next Good

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morning, It's The Big Man MorningShow. Nine one, eight, four,
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out, but we are still goingto move forward, of course, and
we've got your news quikies. Nowit's time for news quakies, World news,

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local news and news that just makesyou say, what the Here's Corbyn,
Gimbi and Lindsay with what's going onnews quakies from the Big Man Morning,
showing ninety seven five AMD. Pantilessman crashes into jail and throws rubber
snakes while making threats. This comesout of Florida where a homeless guy named
Joseph Leedy he's forty, somehow gothis hands on a car and he takes

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his car and he smashes into theglass doors of the lobby of the Martin
County Jail. And after he smashedthrough the doors, he gets out of
said car worrying nothing but a woman'sblouse no pants, and then he starts
pouring motor oil all over the floor, telling how he's going to burn the
place down and making threats on howhe's there to kill officers and kill everyone

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anyway. As officers were trying tosubdue the man, uh, he throws
rubber snakes all over the floor andcontinues to make threats. Anyhow, as
he's trying to beat off the officersand the fire personnel that we're there.
Keep in mind he's wearing a lady'sblouse and nothing else. They ended up

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restraining him and taking him to hospital, where he continued to be uncooperative.
Eventually they took him back to jailfor booking, and they say that he
caused over thousands of dollars worth ofdamage and he is looking at four counts
of aggravated assault on a law enforcementofficer. Yeah. I think this might
have been a news quickie story wehad on Friday too, like a headline

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or something. Yeah, catchet,Yes, yeah, video surface some half
naked man crashing car into a jail. He looks like he's deranged for sure.
For sure. Yeah, uh yeah, we're gonna see that. When
second grade teacher arrested for allegedly drinkteaching drunk won't face charges oscuter say,
a second grade teacher in California whowas arrested for allegedly teaching class while drunk

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will not be charged. Wendy Munsonwas arrested last October in Sutter County,
California. At the time of arrest, deputies set her blood alcohol level was
high hours into the school day,twice the legal limit. Munson was facing
d UI impossible child endangerment charges,prosecutors saying there wasn't enough evidence to prove

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that a crime had been committed.They couldn't prove that she drove to the
school, and it is not illegalto teach drunk. Four now, sometimes
they need a little sippy sip fornow. That seems to be a thing
though, because there's been a lotof teachers who have been popped lately.
Seems like it anyway for being drunkon the job. I'm gonna ask a

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weird question. And when I askit, you're gonna say, of course.
But I mean, don't think aboutit just to this industry. Should
it be illegal to teach drunk?Should it be illegal to teach drunk?
Should they pass a law that makesit a crime to teach drunk? No?

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No, I think if you ares face wasted right, being belligerent,
yelling at the kids, throwing things, then yes, that's when it
causes a problem. I feel thatif you got a nice little buzz,
just take the edge off a life. Yeah, a couple of shots to
maybe a cocktail or two not sobad morally, I think we're on the

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same page, I'd like to think, but a lot of our morals are
all messed up. But it's ourIf I don't think it's illegal to yell
at kids, it's not. It'snot right right right again? Should there
be a law? And then howexpansive is it? Is it just children?

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By the way, they also foundthat none of these kids were ever
in danger? Right? So howfar does that teaching expansion go? Like
to teach drunk? Like I said, as long as you're not being belligerent
and fighting the kids and throwing things, you know, and you know,
calling them names, your your halllike, you know, stuff like that,

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then I think, you know,that's when we have a problem.
But it's already a problem if youdo that sober. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah yeah. So hey, whatever it takes to get you through
the day, you may and howold? No, and how old is
is like school? Like children?Okay? Like what's the minimum age you're
teaching drunk? Does it apply tohigh school teachers too? Absolutely? College?

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Absolutely? All the guy teaching ushow to do the new computer system
absolutely absolutely. Fun thing is howdo we know they're not already. You
see what I'm saying. How doyou know all these teachers and the guy
that's teaching us a new computer programwhatever isn't already on something, whether it
be alcohol or weed or pills,Yeah, cocaine or meth or whatever.

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We just don't know, No,sure, But that doesn't make it.
I don't know the legalities in that. I think doctors operating heavy machinery.
I don't know what industries have itwhere it's illegal to do your industry intoxicated
in any capacity. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know either.
I'd like to think that all ofthem are, but apparently not. Apparently

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it's not a big deal. Maybeit's just up to the company that decides
whether or not you can or cannot. You know. I'm sure I could
sit here and have a cocktailer too, or sip on some whiskey while we're
doing the show. We've done itbefore. We don't know, beers or
what not, you know, Butof course, again we're not getting wasted.

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The I believe when you had toget an FCC license then actual tangible
license, and you had to haveit in the building in case they showed
up to check, right, sostupid. I think there was like you
weren't supposed to drink on air?Maybe so, I don't know. I
didn't read that part when I appliedfor my license, I just filled it

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out as I said, here yougo, and then they did the rest
of the school did the rest ofthe work for me. So I don't
know. Maybe. So makes youthink though, right, like, uh
huh, you just assume that it'sagainst the law to do certain things drunk.
Well, yeah, it's against thelaw to be drunk in public.
It's against the law to drink anddrive, so you would think that it's

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against the law to drink and work. But whatevers, man, whatever gets
you through the day. Man arrestedfor shooting at police helicopter after birthday party.
We have talked about this one,you know. I kind of lea
that should be up to you.You should be able to as a grown
adult, in a veteran of theshow, you should be able to do
that on your own. I didn'tsee anything about it, but I didn't
see anything about the other one either. But headlines can be deceiving. Nonetheless,

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there's a guy in California. Hisname's Justin Jennings. He was so
celebrating his thirty ninth birthday and duringthe birthday party, family's there, friends
are there, and he gets upsetand he starts causing a bit of a
ruckus around the house, which causedsome of the family members to leave during
his outbursts. Well, as hegot more and more angry, Justin goes

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into his house and he gets arifle from his gun safe and he fires
an entire magazine worth of ammunition insidethe house and that caused other the rest
of the family members to say,you know what, I'm out of here.
This party sucks. I'm leaving andthey call the police. Well,
the Orange County Sheriffs show up andthey have a helicopter that's circling the area.
And that's when Justin decides to grabhis gun, go to the second

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floor and start firing shots out thewindow at the helicopter anytime that it came
around into his sights. Eventually,after a twenty minute stand off, one
of the deputies was able to convincehim to surrender and he did and when
they went searched the house, theysaid they found two revolvers, two handguns,
to firearms, and munition all overthe place, along with other magazines

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and ammunition where he was believed tobe firing at the helicopter from They'd all
say in here why he got soangry, But they say, if he's
convicted, he's looking at a maximumof twenty years in the big house.
Yeah. They don't like when youdo that. Yeah, I don't like

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when you do that. That's notBut it was his birthday, man,
Yeah, happy birthday, all right. Woman throws drink at UK politician to
promote her only fans. I sentyou the link so you could see her
Instagram. A twenty five year oldmodel is accused of throwing a drink,
a milkshaked over a British politician andbroadcaster. That drink, incidentally was a

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milkshake, which instantly brought everybody veryexcited. The women was arrested on suspicion
of assault and after she drenched thepolitician, and now appears there was all
attempt to gain a bit of notorietyto help promote her explicit only fans page,
not to give her as not togive her press she seeks. They

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have not given the name. Ihad to do a little digging and I
had to find her Instagram, whichI have. Her name is Victoria hold
on here Victoria something or other,but it had like a hyphenated name.
I mean, she's a pretty girl. She is. She looks better as
a blonde, and she does brunetteOkay, okay, but she got a

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fat, juicy ass for sure,and a lot of these lingerie that she's
wearing is a little too small forher. But I'm alright with that.
No, you're right, she isbetter as a blonde. I didn't see
these of your dark hair. Yeah, you get to another the very body,
You're like, okay, okay,yeah, but blondes do it better.
Yeah, I feel I mean,she definitely is getting a lot of

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attention for sure, and if she'sokay with going to jail or getting a
penalty assault with the some creamy goodness. Yeah, and based on her photos,
she looks like she's doing ok yeah. Yeah with the recent news.
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Joey Chestnut is reportedly being banned fromthe annual Fourth of July Nathan's famous
International hot Dog eating Contest. TheNew York Post reports the sixteen time winner
of the contest won't be allowed toparticipate in this year's event because of a
deal he signed with the vegan foodbrand Impossible Foods. Huh. Major League

(34:21):
Eating told the Post that it's devastatedChessnut has to represent a rival brand that
it hopes to have him return oncehe no longer is representing the Impossible Foods
brand. Chessnut won last year bydowning sixty two hot dogs at the Coney
Island event. He set a worldrecord in twenty twenty one when he ate
seventy six hot dogs. Feels crazythat they can ban him for that,

(34:44):
U because I don't think they payhim, and he's got to figure out
how to make money. I can'tThere's I would be shocked if they go
for without working that out and gettinghim on there. Yeah, because that's
he's a huge draw to that event. Whatever I mean, he said,
sixteen time winner. Yeah, hewas going for a seventeen time. Name

(35:05):
another guy that would be competing.You're gonna say, Kobayashi. He retired.
He doesn't do it anymore, right, So name another person. The
only reason you're going is to watchhim try and shove seventy six wingers in
his mouth. Yeah. I can'tthink of anybody else that can shove that
many winters in your mouth, noteven close. No, no, uh,
I'm just wondering what his net worthis. Oh, that's fun.

(35:29):
I'll guess because I've looked. Okay, yeah, I got it right here.
I mean, he's he does alot of competitions. I'm if it's
more than a million, I thinkI'd be shocked. It says here it
exceeds four million dollars. Wow,twenty twenty three. Wow. So he
can take a break from the competitiveeating circuit and push his vegan waners and

(35:49):
be just fine, he says.So. Nathan Toddog says they approached him
and were like, hey, willyou reconsider and they heard no response,
and so they felt like they hadto move forward. Okay, And he's
saying, I never heard from anyone. Okay. I found out in the
news that I was banned. Idon't get why they're banning them anyway,
just because he's endorsing a vegan Wayner, a rival, a rival Wayner.

(36:13):
But I mean, I mean,it's in the space anything, it's in
the space, but it ain't arrival. Right. It's a competition. It's
a Wayner eating competition. I understandit's put on by Nathan's Hotdogs, right,
I get that, but that doesn'tmean anything. I mean, the
competition would still go on. AndI don't know, maybe they just don't
want anybody else's name. Way He'sgonna wear a T shirt that says impossible

(36:36):
waaners or whatever, and that's whatthey're worried about, is I mean,
I guess, or exposure. Iguess he could then just ban that they
can't do their personal endorsements at theevent. Right. And furthermore, Susan,
we're talking about it right now,which is giving Impossible Wayner more exposure
than Nathan's Wayner. Right, I'mtelling you, I think they're gonna work
it out. I think that guythat's the barker that wears the hat,
he's an attention horror. And Iwas looking at pictures of Joey Chestnut every

(37:00):
year he's right in the photo withJoey Chestnut. Betch you didn't do anything,
because just be just be the hypeman. That's it. You don't
have to be in every photo withthe guy who just broke a record.
You didn't do s he's cotail riderman. I don't even care if you
created the hot dog eating thing rightright, But no, this is my
thing. Listen, I gotta getafter somehow. Ain't nobody else paying attention

(37:22):
to me? Yeah? So whynot slide into the next best thing?
And I'll let you guess who madethe announcement that he's banned, m Oscar
Meyer, the guy who's in allthese photos trying to get all the attention.
Yeah, I'm gonna guess they getthat worked out hopefully. All Right,
we got to take a break.That's your Balls to Wall Sports.
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We mentioned cannibalism not a thing andpeople are you should, like maybe overly
worried about it, living in fearof it. I'm gonna give you some
things that are definitely things that couldkill you, oh that you're not thinking
about every day things. Okay.Number one being shoved Okay, I mean

(39:23):
shoved into traffic, maybe shoved andfall down and hit your head and die.
Okay, okay. Plenty of peoplefight, get off balance and get
a traumatic brain injury, or justfall and don't see the pot flower pot,
the ceramic flower pot, hit theirhead and die. Right, Okay,

(39:45):
I guess that makes sense. Youhit a certain spot in your head
kill you instantly. I guess notto be over dramatic, but when you
fell in Walmart, you are luckyyou didn't get a traumatic brain injury and
you're lucky didn't die. I knowthat sounds insane, but those are very
common. Another one a dental infection. How many stories have we told where

(40:07):
people get dental infections and die andI really don't think about that, that's
right. You see people that getveneers and crowns over decaying teeth and not
really knowing why or what happened,and there's an absess and then they just
kind of like, oh, I'mdealing with a toothache, right, but
that if that abscess bust, infectionand whatever spreads. I could see that

(40:30):
more so than I can being shovedand dying. But points there some people,
not all will delay or never goto the dentist. I'm somebody who's
adamant about going to the dentists.And you tolerate mouth pain, yeah,
probably more than other pains. Yeah. Yeah, it's expensive. You don't

(40:53):
want to you know, some peopledon't want those shots in their gums or
whatever rent takes. But death alsoa real concern, more more than cannibalism.
Sleep abnea, Oh yeah, that'sthe deadly killer right there. It's
an everyday thing that can kill you. Now. I think they haven't perfected

(41:16):
this or don't really understand it fullybecause it no matter what. If you
go see someone for a sleep test, they're like, you have sleep abnea.
By the way, we sell everythingright exactly. Yeah, a lot
of people think there's just to makemoney. I've had x's in the past,
have worried about me because of theAPP And I don't have really that
bad unless I'm like drinking heavily,and that's when it's really at its worst.

(41:38):
How do you know you don't haveit really bad? You know you
have a very good point there.They tell me, these people that are
sleeping next to me, tell meit's not that bad. But there's times
where you know, I've stopped breathingand they've had to nudge me to roll
me over, something of that effect. Yeah. Yeah, sleep abne very
common in a lot of people's family. Definitely correlates with overweight, Definitely correlates

(42:00):
with alcohol consumption. And sometimes youcan naturally remedy it. Yeah, and
sometimes you need a seapap. Yeah, there's times when I be sleeping and
I'm like and I'm like that,oh, well, there's the app.
There's the app. Again. Morecommon than cannibalism. Uh So, boiling

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water is an everyday thing that cancause potentially cause death. Now it's probably
the def thing that causes the deaththe infection of a burn. But you
don't turn your pot handles inside,you walk by, knock it over,
dump boiling water on you. Burnsare nasty. Oh yeah. When I
was when I was a young gimpie, my brother was making some tea on

(42:47):
the stove and he accidentally dumped afull pot of boiling hot water on his
leg and burts his leg. Theentire fi area of his leg and that
was gnarly and that was one ofhis kids. And then let's turn around
flash forward like twenty years later,he does the same thing with some hot
ass grease and ends up pouring hotgrease on his leg. Burns are disgusting,

(43:10):
man, Yeah, and hard todeal with, you know, when
you're trying to take care of them. They have to be cleaned on a
rag. A lot of people thatget burns, that have major accidents,
fire, whatever over a certain percentageof their body. It isn't the burn
that kills them, right, it'sthe infection that's the infection. I've had

(43:34):
many of burns, mostly on mycalves from exhaust pipes on the bikes,
and that's when I finally decided Ishould stop wearing shorts while riding my bike.
Sure it feels good in the summertime, but you get those leg burns,
man, that hurts, and yougotta scrub the s out of it
to get all that dead skin off, and that makes it even worse.
That's terrible news, man. That'sthe other thing that people don't realize.

(43:54):
When you get a severe burn andyou go to the hospital, they have
to scrub it. Yeah, witha scrub daddy, like they have to
scrub it. Yeah. Yeah,it's not just a light washing. Another
thing you should be worried about,an everyday thing you don't even know is
happening, and that is where you'remaking some sort of food item and it

(44:14):
rots and creates botulism. Okay,like an infused oil. Yeah yeah,
yeah yeah. In the food industry, they teach you about all that stuff
botulism and trigonosis and stuff. Yeah. Yeah, gotta be honest. Someone
who cooks a lot, loves food, loves cooking for people, loves learning
about cooking, loves watching cooking shows. Zero about botulism. Really yeah,

(44:37):
that makes sense. But now youkeep an eye out for it. I
don't know, I'm not I don'tknow what am I looking out for.
Oh, I just want to makesure it's cooked properly, you know,
not under I mean that's the obvious, right, But I'm talking about things
you're not cooking that, like aninfused oil as an example, right,
I guess that could contain it.And once you put that in there in
your food, it contaminates all thatfood. We only really hear about salmonila,

(45:00):
and that's about a big star.Yeah, damn Salmonila botulism Like,
damn it. I'm a big dealtoo. I kill people, not just
make them, you know, leakout of every end of their body.
Cannon and a lot of people thatcan their own vegetables and things like that.
Oh, you can get botulism.Like I said, I don't know

(45:22):
very much about botulism. Apparently there'sfood born botulism, there's wound botulism,
and there's infant botulism. Just likea little tiny botulism. It's just not
a grown up one. Food bornharmful bacteria that thrive and make a toxin.
Wound botulism bacteria gets into a cutand could cause a dangerous infection that

(45:44):
makes the toxin okay, and theninfant botulism the most generic form of botulism,
after spores of sea Botulinium bacteria growinga baby's intestinal track. Typically it
occurs in babies between the ages oftwo months, months and eight months.
In rare cases, it can alsohappen in adults. Huh. Interesting,

(46:07):
I didn't even know that was thething. I knew about the food,
but I didn't know about the woundand infants botulism, another rare form of
botulism is when you inhale the toxinsof botulism. That makes sense the form
of bioterrorism. Okay, See,you're all worried about cannibals. Botulism should
be the thing you're most worried about. These next two we've talked about one

(46:31):
of them for sure. Grapes everydaything that can kill you. People choke
on grapes a lot. Yeah,and they're really hard to dislodge. Yeah,
you should cut your grapes in half. I didn't realize that. I
just chew them up really well,But that makes sense. The other you
ever taken a grape of went,uh maybe maybe just kind of you know,

(46:52):
second in your mouth and try toget it down your throat without chewing.
I really try to practice chewing myfood, be honest with you.
Oh don't we all? Yeah?Yeah, but some people don't chew it
enough. The other day, Iwas sitting down eating some leftover steaks that
I had, you know, forlunch, and one of these pieces,
you know, and I had itcut up into like not like tiny little

(47:14):
baby sized pieces, but enough andI'm chewing on it, and it went
down a little harder than normal.And I'm sitting here thinking to myself,
as I'm in my house by myself, with just me and my animals,
I could choke on this piece ofsteak right now and probably die and nobody
would ever know it take a while. And what would I do if I

(47:35):
do start choking because nobody's there,The dogs aren't gonna give me the heind
lick, you know what I mean. I'd have to throw myself, try
to get up off of my couch, all right, and then walk to
the kitchen while choking, and thenthrow myself over the counter and hopefully I
can dislodge it that way. Now, that's when I realized, maybe you
should chew just a little bit more. The majority of people don't know know

(48:00):
what it's like to manage a situation, manage a dilemma, right. They
just don't. So they don't knowhow to deal with the high anxiety moment
where you're in danger right now.If I would have started choking on that
piece of meat, well I could. I could have died easily. It
wouldn't be here right now right scarystuff. Of one hundred and three choking
fatalities at twenty six hospitals, astudy found that of one hundred and three

(48:23):
deaths, sixteen were from hot dogs, ten were from candy, and eight
were grapes. Huh hot dogs huh, So in choking, grapes are the
third most likely cause of death inchoking, but waianers are number one.
Waianers are number one. We don'ttalk about more dangerous, right than cannibalism.

(48:49):
This is a thing. Cannibalism nota thing. Uh, let's see
what else. Ladders. I've talkedabout ladders before. Ladders are extremely dangerous.
The number of people I know thathave fallen from ladders and got severely
injured, and the number of peopleI know that have their lives have been
changed because they fell off a ladderis insane. Yeah. I know people

(49:10):
that had everything going for him felloff a ladder and they're live now.
They can't do anything by themselves.No, you gotta have assistance for the
rest of your life. And that'sscary. Most people aren't prepared for it.
You're just thinking, Oh, I'mgoing to hang the Christmas lights or
you know, hang a sign orwhatever. Change the light bulb, Go
get in the attic, right right, that's another you fell through the attic.

(49:36):
Yeah, you know, if youwould have went all the way through
and hit the ground, you couldhave smashed your head on a fireplace and
done done. Zoo. This saysa high pressure puncture wound or a high
pressure injection is extremely dangerous, okay, and that the reason being is the
pressure can pierce or puncture the skinand you can bleed death. I don't

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know anybody that's went to that.Uh. Yeah, apparently if you're someone
who refinishes a lot of furniture andif you leave rags you've used to clean
up messes and you leave them lyingaround, Yeah, they're quite dangerous because
they can harves combusted. Yeah,spontaneously combust. That's not something I really

(50:22):
worry about that much. Yeah,you know, like the drummer from was
a spinal tap spontaneously combusted yep.Yeah. Yeah. Playing in a deep
hole at the beach. I can'tstand watching people dig big holes and get
in them. Why not because theycollapse. Yeah, you're not an engineer.

(50:43):
We're just digging a little spot tohang out and chill. Then bury
me up to my neck. Yeah. Sand not a great building block.
No, No, it is somewhatforgiving though, I guess once you get
some weight on top of it andit packs down or whatever, maybe you
can't get out of it. ButI just read a story not too long
about this gale who was on thebeach and got swallowed up by quicksand so,

(51:05):
which I didn't know was the thing. I was under the impression I
went through life growing up that tobe on the lookout for quicksand that cowboys
get stuck in them and horses doall the time. Yeah, And then
find out not a thing right,And then that story surfaces in the last
couple days. You're like, well, I'll damn it is real. I
mean, I don't know if it'sreal. It sounds like this person just
couldn't get out of wet sand,weak ass. This is one I am

(51:29):
at. This is one of myThis is one of my hills I will
stand on. And that is trampolineOkay, Trampolines are extremely dangerous. The
main reason I don't want, besidesthe safety of my children, is I
don't want to chase it when thewind comes. Yes, I don't have
to anchor it down. When Iwent to Rogers what was the last week

(51:52):
or whatever week before for the Hardyconcert, I was going through. They
just had those tornadoes that ripped through. Yeah, and you would be surprised
the amount of them trampolines that Ifound in odd places. I was.
I was shocked on how many Isaw it. I was like, well,
I mean, I guess it makessense that it's not like they're really
anchored down or anything. But butstill, I never really thought trampolines were

(52:14):
that big of a deal so faras like death traps. I've had some
injuries before. Uh my trick kneedecides that it doesn't want to work on
me, you know what I mean. But you know when I bounced down
and all that pressure, it's justlike, oh, hey, that sucks.
We're not going to do that anymore. But I mean, I've known
kids that have fallen off of themand broken arms, you know, and

(52:35):
broken legs before, and I guesslike broken neck could be in that in
that mix. I don't never sounda problem with it. I like to
jump off them and onto the roofand then back off again. Uh.
Landing incorrectly are high and high riskhigh risk maneuvers. Head and neck injuries
the most common culprit of trampolines,and sometimes resulting in paralysis or even death.

(52:59):
How about that. I was justa six year old mine of my
own business, living my best life, and now I'm paralyzed forever. Damn
trampolines. Okay, okay, sohere we go. Thirty four percent of
trampline injuries occur at trampoline parks.Fifty five percent of trampling park injuries result

(53:20):
in fracture or dislocation. Two tramplingdeaths each year. Wow. Now those
trampoline parks are everywhere. Yeah,and when you sign a form to go
in, guess who you don't holdresponsible. You don't hold them responsible at
all whatsoever. That's part of thatway where you just signed just so you
can go and jump around, jumparound, jump up, jump up,

(53:43):
and get down. They say trampolineparks in the entrepreneurial space is a big
money maker because uh, there's noliability. That makes sense. Yeah,
I mean trampolines aren't that expensive.I mean those places are pretty over the
top. I mean they have alot of thy candy. The one in
Naasso has a beer tap thing.Yeah, you can get lit up?

(54:06):
What no, or watch your kid? Oh whatever? Yeah. House fires
Okay, there's a reason firefighters goaround and install a smoke detector for free
in your home. Calm up,they will come and check your smoke detector.
They'll put a new one for freein. Oh yeah, cuz like
three thousand people a year die inhouse fires. There's like nearly four hundred

(54:28):
thousand house fires a year. Yeah, but if we all had smoked alarms,
I mean, would they have ajob to do? Corbyn? That's
terrible. Uh So this is aneveryday thing that I didn't know. Wasn't
everything. I would never let thisoccur in my house. It would go
maybe a day. And that isa cracked toilet seat okay, okay,

(54:52):
like the plastic one that you siton. Yeah, cracked. How is
that going to kill you? Thatit's really sharp and creates a cut.
And there's so much bacteria on atoilet seat and it gets infected with bacteria.
That makes sense. I never reallythought about it me personally. If
the toilet seat's broken and I findthat it's cracked because it pinched my booty,

(55:15):
I'm replacing it instantly. Yeah,you may let a light bulb go,
but you ain't not letting no toiletseat. Toilet seats are so important
in my life. Yes, thesecond most comfortable seat in the house.
I want to make sure it's fixed. I don't know, maybe, But
also when I spend a lot oftime on absolutely, potatoes is my last
one here. Huh. Potatoes,if you don't store them right, they

(55:38):
can produce a toxic gas that canmake you unconscious if inhaled, and even
cause death. Okay, I buythat. I'm buy that because I've had
bags of potatoes that go unused.You know, you get a whole giant,
like like a five pound bag ofpotatoes, you maybe only use like
three or four out of them,and then those potatoes sit in that sack

(55:59):
for months. It's on end,and you pick it up and it's all
squishy and leaky and whatnots, andit smells horrible. I never thought that
that noxious gas that it's produced fromthe rotten to potatoes could kill you.
Yeah. I killed the whole familyin Russia in twenty thirteen. Huh how
about that? And again, theseare all real things to be worried about,

(56:19):
not cannibalism. Well, I wouldsay, in addition to no,
not even in the same space,anything could happen. We gotta take a
break. We'll be back tell USA'sMorning Show, The Big Man Boarding Show.
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Yeah, I'm just not prepared.Let's go ahead and play a game.

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Tickets to see Corner up for grabsOctober twenty third at the Bok Center.
We're gonna play pick the flip.Current record is I am running away with
this one with nine, and youand Lindsay are tied with five last week's
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and Gimpy at nine one eight foursix oh kmo D nine one eight four

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John, Sean? How are youtoday? Sean? Who do you want
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Yep? Here we go. AnimatedPixar movie about your emotions. That huh
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Hell. This is a movie that'susually put on around Halloween time. It's
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and they throw toast and hot dogsat the screen. There you go.
This is a nineties movie about theladies that dance in Vegas. I think
Jesse Spano. Uh. This isa movie about a kids baseball team.

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Walter Mathow did the original. Ithink Billy Bob Thornton did this. Uh
say hello to my little friend.Yes. This is a flick about those
toys you step on in the hurtyour feet and a movie. H this
is an HBO series turn into amovie. Time Time eight is what you

(59:10):
got? Sean? That is goodenough for the win? Man, hang
on the line, Okay, allright, don't go anywhere. We'll see
if that is good enough for thewin. I should say, for those
that don't know, I almost justdropped all the card, every last one
of them. That's okay. Theyneeded a good shuffling anyway. I'm timer
and writing down numbers. Good morning, you're on the air. What is

(59:30):
your name? Bo buddy? Howare you? I'm good? How are
you guys? Good man? Allright, so we've got to beat a
We've got our work cutout for us. Are you ready? Yeah, let's
go. All right, man,here we go. Mark Wahlberg, he
is a prosthetic penis. What MarkWahlberg in this movie he becomes a porn

(59:54):
star. He has a prosthetic penis. I have no clue. A little
green thing in your nose? Youpick it is known as a bigger.
It's got more of a slang name, the opposite of day. Uh night,
Yes, put those two words together. No crap, Corbin, this

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is on you. Boomer? Uhoh wow? Uh this is this is
the guy who was flying a planeand he landed in the Hudson River played
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is a Robert what's his name?And he's a comic book character, rich
guy. Yeah man, the otherone his competitor in the rich superhero space
Robert Downey Jr. Time Oh,iron Man, Boomer, I didn't hear

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You fumbled up on the name RobertDowney Junior. But yeah, uh,
comic book movie guy. Rich guyhas a suit made of metal and
flies around and tries to save theday. What's his real name? His
name? What is then? TonyStark? Yes, the one that you
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(01:04:01):
repair. Circle Cinema turns ninety sixyears old this summer, and the business
recently took the social media asking fordonations to replace their roof. Circle Cinema
has lasted. Said the last timethe building had extensive renovations was twenty years
ago. To ensure Circle Cinema canget the repairs needed, they established a

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new building and maintenance fund ninety howmany years? Ninety six? Ninety six
years, almost as old as theGaines Ballroom. How about that? Though
about that? It blows me awayat how much old ass architecture instead you
buildings been a while, yeah,yeah, but when you look at you're

(01:04:43):
like one hundred years damn, ninetysix years and still being used. That's
I think is the most mind blowingpart. Instead of just rotten away or
whatever there and being a historical monument, they're still being used. Have you
ever been there? No? Ihave not. I've heard good things about
it though. Yeah, that's thetheater. Yeah, I mean, what
would people want to say? It'sold? Pretty much smells musky. Yeah,

(01:05:05):
smells like my grandma's crotch. Okay, I'm just saying things. Smells.
It's weird, you know that smellthough, Okay, you can reference
it. Hey, grandma's crotch,not just lying, got it? That
makes more sense. The University ofTulsa has a new athletic director. It

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was announced last night the TEA washiring Justin Moore out of Texas A and
M. He was the executive DeputyAthletics Director and chief operating officer for the
Aggies At Texas A and M.More directed the overall planning, implementation,
administration, and day to day operationsof the athletics department. He also served
as the sports administrator for football andmen's basketball. Before his time at Texas

(01:05:47):
A and M, he served asthe director of Football Operations and Assistant athletic
Director with the University of Houston.He's replacing Rick Dixon, who is retiring.
Moore's first day will be July eighth. The Bengals star quarterback is grappling
with the longevity of his career.Joe Burrow attended mandatory mini camp on Tuesday,

(01:06:09):
and he told the media that injurieshave made him think about his football
mortality. He's coming off an offseasonsoff season ending risk injury and was limited
to ten games in his rookie yearafter suffering a major knee injury since Cincinnati
has enforced rest days this offseason tosave Burrow from himself, but expects the

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franchise quarterback to be fully ready fortraining camp in late July. Rams coach
Sean mcveigh's expecting his franchise quarterback toreport to training camp next month. McVeigh
declined to get into specifics about Stafford'songoing contract situation, but was confident that
the thirty six year old signal callerwill be back for camp in late July.
Stafford is rumored to want more guaranteedmoney on his four year, one

(01:06:54):
hundred and sixty million dollar contract extensionthat he signed in twenty twenty two.
His salary is not guaranteed after theupcoming season. The two time Pro bowler
has participated in OTAs in mini campsover the past month, and I had
one more than I wanted to makesure I brought up because it involves one
of our favorite people here. TheJets were without a couple of important players

(01:07:16):
for their mandatory mini camp. Veteranquarterback Aaron Rodgers and ed rusher Hussan Reddick
will not be participating and reporting andit is for the unexcused reasons our subject
in our subject to fines. Reddickwill be acquired by the Jets and was
acquired by the Jets in the offseasonand is looking for a new contract.
Head coach Robert Sally said that hespoke with Rogers before OTAs and started and

(01:07:41):
confirmed that the communication and communicated anevent he had that was very important to
him. There is a little rumorthat he does not have the mobility really,
so it makes sense to keep himout of OTA. So to keep
that queld, let him work ona little bit longer before July. Yeah,
hopefully it'll work out. He's beenmisleading the whole time about the injury.
Well yeah, remember he said hewas gonna be back right away and

(01:08:03):
he wasn't. No, not evenclose, right, So who's to see
what happens this time. But maybehopefully if he starts, he'll last longer
than forty seconds. That your ballsthe ball Sports. I'm Corman on ninety
seven five KMO. Good morning,It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine

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let's go oh, good morning,Gippee Corbin Hey, Rock Klahoma Labor
Day weekend prior to USA disturbed abench, seven fold, slipknot, and
a whole hell of a lot more. Get your full lineup, the daily
breakdown and everything along with your linkfor tickets at the website The rocks Lahoma
Kamebodie dot com. Let's go aheadand do film the blank news. I'll
read part of a headline. You'vegot to try and figure out what the
headline is supposed to be. Andthe first one star Liners return flight to

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Earth blank. Star Liners return flightto Earth blank. I wanna say successful,
but I haven't seen anything but yet. At the same time, I
don't keep up with a lot ofspace news. To be honest with you,
you know, I could see itbeing delayed for some reason or another.

(01:09:45):
I can see it being thrown offcourse. Maybe even somehow I'm going
to settle on delayed NASA astronauts theInternational Space Station will stay up there for
at least another week. Butch willMoore and Sonny Williams launch from Cape Carnavil

(01:10:06):
Space for station on board Boeing Starlinerspacecraft Wednesday. This marked the capsule's first
crude mission. NASA and Boeing havean update yesterday saying the astronauts will return
to Earth no later than Tuesday,June eighteenth, to allow engineers to keep
an eye on three helium leaks.Oh they use helium up there. Huh

(01:10:29):
they do? I guess it makessense. It's light lighter than age makes
things float. Yes, okay,also in shortage. By the way,
is everybody out there talking in afunny voice? That would be hilarious.
That would be hilarious. But sothey were supposed to already come back and
they can't because of these. They'relike, oh, we got to think
on it a little bit more anddecide whether it's a danger enough. Remember

(01:10:51):
this has been delayed numerous times tojust take off. And the other thing
is, remember they took a pieceof equipment a pump to fix the toilet.
Yeah, it did work solid.They're good. Well, that's good.
At least they can use the bathroom. Speaking of toilet, Blank gets
a museum in Tijuana. Blank getsa museum in Tijuana, Consolwela and her

(01:11:15):
donkey. Blank gets a museum inTijuana. And you said, speaking of
toilet. So I'm trying to figurethat out. I mean, what's his
name, John Crapper. Isn't thatwho you have a picture of? Yeah,
yeah, yeah, so I couldsee John Crapper getting a museum,
a toilet museum, like the differentstyles of crappers throughout time. So yeah,

(01:11:40):
let's go with Crapper. The tacois being elevated to museum status.
El Museum del Taco in Tijuana deconstructsa taco into nine interactive rooms where visitors
can learn everything from how to lightthe charcoal for the carne asada to how
to make corn tortillas. And Tonioand Gemboa, general director of the Museio

(01:12:01):
del Taco, explained, this isa place for the whole family where they
can learn a little bit more abouttacos. The tour winds through different rooms
cole tortilla, meat, avocado,salsa, onions, takaria, adoba uh
wait a bo daba adoba da adobadadaba da. Each room has a small

(01:12:26):
plaque with a QR code to learnmore about the theme. Each stop has
been designed with an instagram worthy photoop as well. The first floor with
the museum also has its own takaria. Sounds interesting. I don't know if
I would like make that my entirevacation, but I would check it out
if I'm ever down into Juanna,you know, catch a Donkey show and
the Taco Museum. I love tacos. This last week and I had tacos

(01:12:54):
twice this weekend, I'm having tacosthree or four times planned lucky you,
because remember I did that remote atR and R Tire Express over at fifty
third in Peoria and Super mccattos Morelsis right there, and I went in
and got chreizo el pastor, carneasada flower tortillas. Okay, this weekend,

(01:13:16):
I'm doing all that again, andI'm making Beera tacos for Father's Day.
Beer tacos. You can't go wrongthere. Man. I bought a
thing online called a Beera bomb,and it's because making Beera is really complicated.
Yeah, and takes a long time. This is to avoid all of
that. It's a side step andeverything I can. I'm testing it to
see if it's really that great.That's fun. I'm very excited for it,

(01:13:40):
as you should be Father's Day asyou get older. It's about what
I'm going to eat. Has gotme the most excited, other than and
of course spending time a fan,right of course. Red Hot Chili Peppers
invite blank backstage. Red Hot ChiliPeppers invite blank backstage. Let's see here,
who would be at a Chili PEPsfan? Well, we could just

(01:14:00):
start off with Joe Biden. Youknow, if you got the president at
one of your concerts, I thinkthat's worth no matter whether you like him
or not, that's worth bringing thembackstage, you know. But we could
also say Guy Fieri, since I'vegot food on the mine right now,
that would be fun. Guy,come back here, let's meet, let's

(01:14:23):
talk, let's make some food.Red Aut Chili Peppers had special guests backstage
at a recent show in New Mexico. The guests are staff from the Bena
bernari Leo County Animal Care Service andfive dogs that were up for adoption.
The Animal Care Services engagement and outreachmanager Tiffany Chambly said in a statement,

(01:14:43):
it was pretty pretty amazing. Ithink it was a great opportunity for our
animals, inner volunteers and fosters.They put a lot of time and effort
into our animals, so it wasnice for them to get that experience.
I went to a Chili PEPs concertand adopted a dog, something you hear
all the time. I mean,I think if we went back to Blood
Sugar, Sex Magic and we're interviewingKetis or Flee and we were like hey

(01:15:10):
or Fruscian, and we're like,hey, in the future, do you
think you'll ever do a charity thingand allow an animal rescue and foster's backstage,
and I'm gonna guess that their answerwould be like, no, bitches
for life. No, we're good. We're good. As we get older,
priorities change. If you adopt adog from a Chili Pep show,
do you name him Flee? Idon't know, it wouldn't make sense.

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Black Keys split with Blank following twentytwenty four tour cancelation. Black Keys split
with Blank following twenty twenty four tourcancelation. Well, okay, so they
had to cancel their tour because theyweren't getting any money Ticketmaster monopoly blah blah
blah. But they wouldn't split fromThey wouldn't split from Ticketmath because they have

(01:16:00):
really nothing to do with them.Part of me, a huge part of
me, says split with their managementover this whole Ticketmaster debacle. So I
want to say management, but Idon't know any specific names. I'm just
going to say management. The BlackKeys are partying ways with their managers,
Irving Azof and Steve Moore, representativefor Azoff, confirmed the news, with

(01:16:25):
Riety saying it was an amicable party. This comes after the Black Keys sudden
cancelation of the North American tour thatwas scheduled for the fall. It was
supposed to begin on September seventeenth,right here in Tulsa, but the dates
were quietly taken off Ticketmaster's website.The band then said they decided to reimagine
the tour as something similarly exciting andintimate. I like this band a lot,

(01:16:47):
for sure, but the idea thatthey were going to fill in arena
I think is pretty crazy. Ortheir show would transfer to an arena show
again, I've seen them at theBok Center one time, and it seemed
like it was pretty full. SoI am still on the fence that they
can't do it. I think theystill could. Blank Earns first mainstream rock

(01:17:11):
airplay number one, Blank Earns firstmainstream rock airplay number one. So this
is obviously going to be a songthat is not mainstream rock. And I
know that Zach Bryan's latest single,One of Them Pink Skies, was number

(01:17:33):
one on the pop charts, andpeople were crapping their pants about that,
but I mean that is popular music. Just because I really don't know this
one, I'm gonna say Zach Bryan. Okay. By the way, it
took that long for the computer togenerate all the things I was looking for
there. All right, So laterapper DMX is toppying a Billboard rock chart.

(01:17:59):
It's all thanks to his posthumous collaborationwith five Finger Death Punch and their
song this is the Way. I'mlike, why don't I see the song?
I don't know, Cormyn, becauseyou're looking at finger eleven right,
Idea, there's fingers in there somewhere. Yeah, we need five fingers,

(01:18:23):
not eleven fingers. Why am Inot seeing this? There it is all
right. So yeah, this thisis the song for those that have not
heard it, yo with us lockinglocking mode, shut them down, Omen
of Salo. The song is landedin the number one spot on Mainstream Rock

(01:18:45):
Airplay chart. It's the eleventh straightnumber one for five Finger Death Punch on
the tally. But this is dmxfirst number one on the mainstream Rock airplay
chart. Of course, this isthe way was made by combining vocals from
DMX is the way It's gonna beand Five Finger Death Punches Judgment Day.
It's a pretty good song. Idon't hate it, stand up. I

(01:19:14):
feel it fits. I feel thesetwo fit together really well. Yeah.
When it comes to collaborations, Ithink nobody does it better than five Finger
Death Punch. It'll be true orcovers. Hey, yeah, one hundred
percent. All right. Moving on, guns n' Roses, duff mccagan insists
Blank is named after him. Gunsn' Roses Duff mccagan insists Blank is named

(01:19:41):
after him. Okay, so thatcould be a number of things. It
could be a middle school library,it could be a street in his hometown.
It could be the school auditorium.It could also a I feel like
a child needs to be named likea grand baby. Like maybe he's got

(01:20:03):
a grand baby on the way andhe's like, you need to name him
after me. I'm going with grandbaby, guns n' roses. Duff mccagan
is still insisting that The Simpsons paidhomage to him with the show's beer of
choice, Duff Beer. The Simpsonshas reportedly said that's just not true.
That's not stopping Duff mccagan quote.I was Douff, the King of beers,

(01:20:27):
he says, in an interview withStereo gum Our management called me and
said, some art house like cartoonwants to use your name as the beer.
I didn't know any I didn't knowabout branding former cartoon. Former show
runner for The Simpsons Mike Race meanwhileshared we'd never heard of this guy.
In his book Springfield Confidential, mccaganstill says the show just won't admit it.

(01:20:49):
Though it sounds like he's not dingingthem. I think it's very probable
business savvy of them to say,but that's not true, he shares.
He's just like, won't believe likeDuff, I'm Duff. It only makes
sense Duff man. Oh yeah,I mean I guess it's possible. I'm

(01:21:10):
just nobody really knew of Duff mccagueuntil way into the Guns n' Roses thing.
Yeah, not buying it. Vaticaninvites Blank to meet with the Pope.
Vatican invites Blank to meet with thePope. The Boy Scouts of America,

(01:21:31):
the Vatican invites There's a lot ofpolitical stuff going on in the world,
so I could be like, Icould see where like Benjamin Netting Yahoo
could have been invited to meet withthe Pope. Rupe Haul could be another
one of those people invited to comemeet the Pope. Pope Francis is set

(01:21:56):
to meet with a whole host ofcomedians from around the globe at the in
this week. Those invited to aten from the US include the likes of
Stephen Colbert okay, interesting, JimmyFallon okay, Chris Rock okay, whoopee
Goldberg. She is a comedian,was I mean, she's not actively doing

(01:22:23):
anything stand up. I'm not awareof her. You know, it's not
uncommon for I mean, I don'tthink Fallon or Colbert are actively doing They
do a monologue, they're writing comedyand telling jokes on stage right right,
I don't ever remember hearing about whoopeeever doing a stand up you know,

(01:22:47):
routine or a tour anywhere. Oh, always comedic movies for sure. From
now, that's how she got tostart. From the eighties, they used
to be this thing that her andRobin Williams, Billy Crystal. Yeah,
they used to do this stand upsaying together across the country and then they
did something for homeless people like Soshe is a stand up comedian by trade.
Okay, I'll give it that.I don't watch enough view to know.

(01:23:09):
If she does a monologue, onecould argue the whole bit is a
joke truth. And also Conan O'Brien, By the way, Conan O'Brien's podcast
he does this is phenomenal. It'sbetter than his show. Oh yeah,
oh yeah. I think once hegot out of the umbrella of like networks
and stuff like that and was allowedable to be himself and do what he

(01:23:30):
really really wanted to do without filterexactly, that's when he really took off.
Among others, over the weekend,the Holy See Press Office that's see
with your eyes not the ocean saidthe meeting with more than one hundred entertainers
is meant to quote celebrate the beautyof human diversity and promises to be a
moment of meaningful inner cultural dialogue andsharing of joy and hope. The meeting

(01:23:53):
is happening Friday at the Apostolate ApostolicPalace, Apostle Palace. I would not
I would not miss an opportunity tomeet the Pope and have a conversation with
him. Oh no, that wouldbe mind blowing. Oh no, I
wouldn't even know where to start whenit starts, to you know, asking
questions or whatever, But it wouldbe awesome. That's like meeting a sitting

(01:24:15):
president. You know, it justdoesn't happen all the time. I would
argue more of more esteemed like it'sa bigger deal, Oh for sure,
for sure, because the Pope hasbeen around since the beginning of time.
Not that particular pope, even thoughhe kind of looks like it, but
just that hot that that office hasbeen around forever. Right, President's not
so much this well to me,I mean, they're both are very very

(01:24:39):
big deal, right, I'm butyou got to pick one to be more
than the other. I think meetinga president, and we're not talking just
America, but meeting a president wouldbe underneath meeting something that's steeped in history.
Yeah, and I've been lucky enoughto go to the country with the

(01:25:00):
Vatican, and it is one ofthe most personally moving experiences I've ever had
in my life. Really, youknow, it was unbelievable. Didn't see
any popes while you're out there,though? Huh? Did not? Okay,
did not? Did see the Swissarmy though? Okay, did you
ask them about their knives? Idid not. Celebrity chef doesn't want to

(01:25:24):
do business in blank sites. Highcost Celebrity chef doesn't want to do business
in blank sites, high cost celebrityshift and high cost tells me California doesn't
want to do business in California becauseCalifornia is butt loving, expensive and everything.
So that makes the most sense,But it could also be a broader

(01:25:47):
term like America, because everything inAmerica's right now is butt love and expensive.
So for the sake of I reallydon't know, I'm going to go
on on a lemon state. California'sGuy Fieri, who you mentioned earlier.
Can you name another celebrity chef?I mean there's Gordon Ramsay, Okay,

(01:26:08):
Guy Fieri and and then there's thatoh Bobby Flay okay, and Emerald Levine
Adam Levine is in Maroon five.Emerald Lagasi Ghassi, that's his name,
And then I thought they might havebeen related. No, yeah, he

(01:26:29):
was the iron chef, right,the Emerald Lagassi guy. Bam, yeah
yeah. And that's about as faras I can get one of. Oh
Julie Child, oh oh, andthat Cajun guy who says you need a
little very wrong, a little morered wine. Celebrity chef is pulling out
of California. During an appearance onVarney and Company Food Network, judge Andrew
Gruel sided California's economic policies and highsky high cost for driving business out of

(01:26:56):
the Golden State. Grul said he'llonly be keeping one restaurant in California,
so he's kind of pulling out.He's the founder of Slapfish Restaurant Group,
the award winning food truck turned internationalbrick and mortar and based out of Huntington
Beach, California. Huh so gratefulfor his start because California has always been

(01:27:17):
more expensive, always has. Butnow that you make it, now you're
like, man, by the way, not a lot of followers online.
That's probably why he's halfway pulling out. By the way, also not completely
pulling out. Blank and six Americansnow use marijuana. Blank in six Americans

(01:27:38):
now use marijuana. Umm, well, the first thing that comes to mind
is one in six. But Ifeel like there are more people doing the
pot than just one out of everysix people. I would like to say
that three out of six, Buteven then, I feel fifty percent is

(01:27:59):
still a low number, because Ithink it's a feel. It's getting more
and more accepted and more and morepeople are doing it. So I'm gonna
say four out of six. Newresearch from UCLA finds that one in six
primary care patients say they use marijuana. There's an apport, there was something
you should include in there say theyuse marijuana. Many of them say they

(01:28:21):
do it primarily for medical reasons,but a third of the cannabis consumers are
using at levels that put them atrisk for cannabis use disorder. Forty percent
say they have used weed once ortwice in the three weeks prior. Seventeen
percent used at monthly, twenty fivepercent use it weekly, and nineteen percent
do it on a daily or neardaily basis. Well, so to me,

(01:28:44):
there's a difference that those are completelydifferent numbers. If I am a
card holder, I have I doa lot of tensures. Let me rephrase
that I do tensure edibles. Youare a daily user? Yes? Yes?
Is that first? Yes? Atleast once a day. Yes,
I'm probably once a week. Okay, maybe, Okay, I'm as I'm

(01:29:06):
reading this, I'm trying to rememberthe last time I took some tensure.
Been a little while, I don'tI can't remember. Okay, it's not
a go to for me, rightAnd I can tell you definitely strongly.
I smoked yesterday for sure, forsure. Now granted it was towards the
end of the day or whatever,but it still did happen. It's not

(01:29:28):
quite like it used to be whereit's you know, all day every day.
But yes, still a daily user, for sure. We got to
take a break. We'll be back. Tulsa's Morning Show is coming right back,
The Big Mad Morning Show, Tulsa'sRock Station ninety Good morning, It's

(01:29:54):
the Big Mad Morning Show nine foursix oh kmod. You might have missed
this in the news in the musicin His World yesterday it's incredibly fascinating and
a little nerdy. Young Thug isa rapper. Young Thug is on trial
for rocketeering in Georgia, amongst othercrimes. He's a non Apparently he's a

(01:30:15):
known gang member. I don't knowif anything that's true, as well as
a bunch of other people right thathe apparently hangs out with occasionally. And
so he's on trial and they've hada hard trial, has been a mess.
Apparently it's taken a year just toplace the jury and that is not
common. Yesterday, one of thewitnesses, I'm sorry, yeah, I

(01:30:36):
believe yesterday one of the witnesses wasnot wanting to be a witness for the
prosecution. And apparently that witness wascalled into chambers with the prosecuting attorney and
the judge and coerced told if theydidn't be a witness against Young Thug that

(01:31:05):
they would be stay in jail untilall the trials were over, which,
like I said, there's like twentyfive of them. And the Young Thug's
attorney found out that this happened,questioned the judge if this event happened,
and how why wasn't he That's likein the nerd lawyer world, that's highly

(01:31:28):
against the rules. Yeah, Ididn't think that they could do that to
have a meeting without the defense present, right, everybody has to be involved,
correct, And the judge was like, what how did you find out?
And the prosecute the defense attorney waslike, I'm not I'm not going
to disclose my source. And thejudge would not let it go. How

(01:31:51):
did you know about a private eventin my chambers? Because there's only three
people there, you know, thejudge, the executing attorney, and this
witness. So if it wasn't thejudge, then that means there's only two
other people that could have squealed.So the judge wouldn't let it go.
The lawyer wouldn't let it go.They had a bickering back and forth to

(01:32:15):
the judge goes, fine, you'vegot five minutes to tell me or you'll
be held to contempt to court.What the judge held him in contempt to
court? He was immediately arrested andhe will be in jail they say for
ten weeks. The defense attorney.The defense attorney is that an abuse of
power? Again, in the lawyernerd world, this is like the craziest

(01:32:39):
event to ever happen in a courtroom. Yeah, And to us we're like,
okay, we don't know what's happening. But because we at least Hensley's
always explained to us that when itcomes to contempt, like you're giving some
chances, they don't just immediately arrestyou. And the judge gave him multiple
warnings like I'm gonna arrest you ifyou do not disclose right your source,

(01:33:01):
And to the defense attorney's credit,he stood his ground and was like,
I'm not giving up my source.Did it or did it not happen?
And if it did, then wehave to have an immediate mistrial, right,
which for sure young thugs walking now, Oh absolutely absolutely, because they
are showing already bias. And atworst he gets convicted and he gets an

(01:33:24):
appeal. Yeah, so he goesfree, goes back to what he's doing
whatever. I'm still hung up onthis goddamn abuse of power. When it
comes to the judge, Well,because the judge is there to be impartially
partially, it's completely unbiased, rightreally ultimately there, I mean, I
don't know a lot about law oranything, but I've been in enough courtrooms

(01:33:47):
and watched enough judge judy. Ifeel like, I know, but like
you're supposed to be un bias.You're there really just to hear the facts.
The jury is there to ultimately makethe decision what your fate is.
And then the judge in that casejust really reads it out. Yeah,
you know, no, it reeksof bizarreness, But judges are people.

(01:34:09):
And this is that thing where I'mlike, if you, if I ever,
I don't want to be a witnessin anything. I don't want to
be on understand right, I don'twant to be I don't want to be
questioned without an attorney, right,because people be people. It is not
about my faith in the system.It's about my faith in people, right,

(01:34:31):
And and officers, judges, otherlawyers, they'll do whatever they can
to twist it around to get theirway. People have character flaws, right,
And apparently the big stickler on thisthing is that the witness had already
been read his like sworn in,and so apparently he felt pressure to like

(01:34:53):
not lie or do any of theselike. It was a really uncomfortable situation.
I'm sure this is the first timethis has happened in the history of
courtrooms. Surely this is the firsttime it's ever happened. I think it's
fit safe to say that this isprobably a unicorn. Also not a unicorn.
Right, I don't think it happensa lot, but I think it's

(01:35:15):
happened before. Right, Isn't thatthe craziest thing? I mean, the
video footage is amazing because the judgeisn't a really bad piece. When the
defense attorney starts questioning the situation,right, which he has a right to
and he has a right not todisclose his source. Yeah, you know,

(01:35:38):
so total overreach of power on thisone on the judge's hands, and
immediately he gets the bailiff is oh. And the other part that was really
crazy is the judges like, I'mgoing to give you five minutes. And
during that five minutes, the bailiffcame over to try and take his notes,
which is not there. No,it's called attorney client privilege. It's

(01:36:00):
our attorney client privilege. Judge doesnot get access to those, right,
right, the other attorney would beable to know the thought they had to
share everything the notes he's making forhis case. Okay, evidence and stuff
they have to share, yes,right in discovery? Yeah yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah yeah right so the ideathat that he's just got to turn
that over because the in a bailiffcoming to coming to ask for it,

(01:36:24):
like to take it, is awhole other crazy thing. You can't do
that. No, it is thenerdiest, most bizarre thing ever. Sidebar.
You don't think this guy, BrianSteele, who's the defense attorney,
isn't going to get a ton ofclients now, Oh for sure, for
sure? So what what? What? What what happens if this comes out

(01:36:45):
and the judges in the wrong inthis case? Does it automatically go mistrial?
Or do they just automatically a mistrial? They don't assign a new judge
to it. It's automatically. Idon't know if the case charges will be
dismissed, but it automatically this trialis over. Okay, even if they
follow through and there's a verdict,it will get appealed and turned like this.

(01:37:05):
From what I've read, this isso much craziness. And it wouldn't
surprise me if this judge gets punishedor has to step down and then they
start investigating all of his cases,that would surprise me at all. Maybe
they should, Absolutely they should.There's nothing wrong with checking. Yeah,
and then you go back and youknow, free all those people that were
wrongly you know, convicted. Istarted the day yesterday thinking I would not

(01:37:30):
care about a young thug court case, and I'm all in on this now.
I'm so fascinated by this. Yeah, so young thug gonna walk free.
Probably good for him. By theway, if you are wondering,
young young thug stands for truly humbleunder God. Okay, sure, we're
gonna take a break and we'll beback. You're listening to the Big Mad

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Morning Show. This is Tulsa's MorningShow, ninety KMOD Good morning, It's
the Big Man Morning Show. Topfive songs coming up. It's gonna get

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a little fruity in here. Ohlike it isn't already spends on the topic,
but yeah, let's go ahead anddo balls for the wall. Sports

(01:38:35):
key piece to the Browns offense issitting out mandatory mini camp, but Mari
Cooper missed Cleveland's first session Tuesday.Head coach Kevin Stefanski told the media that
the absence was not excused. Cooperwasn't expected to hold out, but his
heading into the final season of hisfive year, one hundred million dollar deal
he signed back when he was withthe Cowboys. The thirty year old is

(01:38:57):
slated to make twenty million this season, but none of it's guaranteed. Cooper
cought seventy two balls for a careerhigh two hundred and fifty yards last last
year and went with five tds.The Packers star quarterback is hopeful to make
a new deal soon. Jordan Lovetold reporters at a mandatory mini camp Tuesday
that it's what he's heard when heasked if the team was trying to work

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out an extension before training camp inlate July. Love believes things will pick
up after the three day mini campends ear later this week. The twenty
six overall pick in the twenty twentydraft is heading into his second full season
as Green Bay's starter and threw formore than four thouy one hundred yards last
year ago with thirty two touchdowns andeleven picks. Love will make just eleven

(01:39:42):
million dollars this year, which allthat just kind of adds to the bizarreness
of Aaron Rodgers not being there fora personal matter. How did you double
book on a mandatory day and isthat really the characteristic of a leader of
a team who hasn't really proven himselfto be the leader of that. Well,
everybody has their days, Corbyn,Come on, San Francisco. Forty

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nine Ers Chris Star Christian McCaffrey willbe on the cover of Madden twenty five
EA Sports revealed the covers of theregular deluxe versions of the game, feature
and the running back Tuesday. McCaffreycalled being selected as the cover star quote
a career achievement and an honor heshares with his teammates. He's the first
forty nine er to be featured onthe cover of the popular video game franchise.

(01:40:24):
Wow. Let that sink again.There's been studs on the forty nine
ers, and he's the first one. Madden twenty five will be available in
August. Are you getting that game? More than likely? More than likely.
I mean, I'm still playing twentyfour right now. That's just simply
because twenty five hasn't come out now. They did recently come out with the
NCAA version of it, and I'vegot friends that are picking that up,

(01:40:45):
and I'm like, oh, no, I'm not a huge college fan,
but I'd still play anyway. Justf fun, but definitely definitely, I'll
be spending my money on Madden twentyfive. The NBA Finals continue tonight.
The Dallas Mavericks will host the BostonCeltics for Game three at the American Airlines
Center. The Celtics hold a twoto nothing series lead after taking both games

(01:41:08):
in Boston to begin the finals.Boston Ford Chris STAPs Poor Zingis is questionable
for the matchup after suffering a rareleg injury in Game two. Mavericks star
Luka Doncic dong Chic is also dealingwith a slew of injuries and reportedly received
a painkilling injection prior to Sunday's gameand is expected to receive another before Game

(01:41:30):
three. They show footage of him, yes, your day, I believe,
walking into the facility. You everhad a back problem, like a
back yeah, and you kind ofhunch over. Yeah, yeah, that's
what he was doing walking. Ohwow, he can't play like that.
No, And there's this great footageof the Celtics just destroying him in game

(01:41:51):
two, just destroying him, likenot even getting a block in. They
are punishing him. Wow, They'remaking him work. Yeah they should,
And people are like, oh,he still had a triple double or whatever.
He definitely did, but he doesn'tlook like he's doing much defense right,
right, he's not the badass thathe should be. I mean,

(01:42:12):
he even injured, I'd take himon a team, right, if we
were playing three on three, I'mtotally taking him. Well, yeah,
I would take any NBA player injured, injured or not. Yeah, I'll
take Charles Barkley. Man, he'sold af I'd still put him on my
team. Come on, right,you don't even have played defense, Charles.
Just stay there. That's it.That's it. That's all you gotta

(01:42:35):
do. Just stay in the paint, Charles. It's fine, we'll pass
you the ball. Be intimidating.It's like, what is it the credit
card commercial where they have the musiciantrying out and it's slashed right right.
Two things that are pretty great aboutit is one you don't realize how tiny
slashes and then two you you're like, that's pretty funny, and he's like
sweet. They just can't believe he'sthere for an audition, and he's like,

(01:43:00):
oh okay, yeah, yeah,I was just reading the thing about
Slash that I didn't know is thathe was supposed to guest star guest perform
on a Black Crows album, andthat he didn't show up, and that
the guitar tech and the producer waslike, I can play. I'll just

(01:43:23):
play the part, right, Andif you listen to some of those ninety
songs from that album with the BlackCrows, it emulates Slash. Yeah,
pretty well, I can say.The guitar tech's job is to, you
know, tune the guitars and makesure and know the songs. So once
you know, Slash in this casegets out of plays, they don't sound

(01:43:43):
like hot garbage, but they itwasn't Slash as guitar tech. Oh right,
it's just a random one. Yeah, just a guy in the studio.
Yeah, okay, well good,And then he went on to become
a member of the band itself.Pretty crazy. Right at your Balls of
Wall Sports from Courtorin in ninety seventyfive, came up, Good morning,

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It's the Big Mad Morning Show.Nine four six O K M O D.
You can also text bmms and thenwhat you want to say to eight
two nine four five. Joining usright now in the studio is our friend
Justin Gorski from the Tulsa Drillers.Hey, buddy, how are you good
morning, Good morning, doing great? How are you great? To see
you? Uh? And the Drillersback at Action down at one Oak Field.

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And before we get started, we'vegot family four packs to give away
four Thursday night down at the stadium, So call right now and talk to
Gimpy to get on the list offamily four packs. Tuls Drillers Inn Action.
We've got a day game today,which is awesome is we're getting near
so we're starting to have some ofthe less day games. Right this is
the last one until September, soit's hard to believe, but this is

(01:44:59):
the last one there. Today's oursuper Splash Day, so if you're looking
for something to do with the kiddosand to keep them busy during the summertime,
we have free water slides out theretoday the splash Zone is open and
our friends from the Tulsa Fire Departmentare coming and they're bringing a big fire
truck and we're doing a splash downso they're gonna spray the kids on the
concourse, we got water balloons andwater games and all that kind of stuff.
And for the adults, Happy hourstarts at ten thirty, so get

(01:45:21):
there early and you can enjoy it. But again, day games are one
of our favorites. There see allthe stars in Major League Baseball, even
the Dodgers at one Oak Field.And so that's today for a day game,
and then tomorrow we've got seven o'clockstart for Drillers Baseball at one Oak
Field And you got your strike outstroket shirt giveaway. Yeah. Bobby Miller,

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one of the rising stars, playedwith the Drillers here a few years
ago. He's on rehab right nowwith Oklahoma City. He's about the week's
way back up to the Dodgers,and this guy is a stud. So
we're doing a dry fit shirt giveawaywith Bobby Miller right there, and we
partner with all of our hospital friendshere to bring a awareness to stroke.
You know what the signs are,what you can do if someone's having a

(01:46:03):
stroke. And it's just a reallybig awareness night and having Bobby Miller tied
in with that is a fantastic thing. Yeah. So again that's going down
Thursday. Get your tickets Tulsa Drillersdot com. You can get everything you
need right there to print and buyand print them off right there at the
website Tulsa Drillers dot com Friday nightfireworks. Man Frida nights are always big
and we always tell people to gettheir tickets ahead of time, and they

(01:46:25):
don't listen to us. Yeah,they do not, and it's funny,
but most do. Honestly. Wesell so many tickets on these nights.
But the fireworks on the downtown Skyline, you know, Friday and Saturday are
real special to us. We're we'replaying against the Teatown Clowns on Friday and
Saturday here. The t Town Clownsare the former Negro League team that played
here in Tulsa in the forties,fifties and sixties, and you know,

(01:46:46):
we just want to commemorate being inthe historic Greenwood District, you know,
wearing these really really sharp they're blackand white uniforms there. They look awesome.
We people absolutely love them. Sowe wear them Friday and Saturday and
talking about the Hiss and you know, we got a lot of kids coming
in. They're going to talk abouttheir famer Negro League players. It's just
really really exciting. So we're partof be a part of that on Friday,

(01:47:08):
and then we'll bring that back onSaturday as well. They do the
matching pants or do they try andmatch them with their whites. Just with
the whites. We don't have anystripes on the side, so it's just
white pants there, so it lookgood, it looks sharp. And then
that's on Friday, like we said, and then we've got Saturday, another
fireworks night, but we continue thetribute to te Town Clowns. Yes,
we're doing a hag giveaway to gowith this, so it's kind of a

(01:47:28):
bonus night. You get the fireworksand the first fifteen hundred fans get there
earlier. Our friends over at TulsaRecycles have helped us partner with these Tee
Town clown hats that we're giving awaythese snapbacks here and it's really cool.
On the under brim, we actuallyhave a photo of one of the one
of the original teams there too,so it's a wearable, it's a collectible
and it's a really really sharp item. We're really proud of this one.
And you guys do we were talkingbeforehand, you guys focus in on doing

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some really really cool giveaways throughout theyear, and this is one that's got
to be one of the cooler onesyou've done. And between the noodleing and
the river stuff, like, you'vedone the Leon Russell, You've done really
cool ones. This might be coolerthan that with the underbrim printing. Yeah,
it really is. I mean we'rehere. It's funny. We really

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focus on high quality items. That'sone of the we were joking around when
I got in here that we're basicallygiving someone a new wardrobe if they come
out all weekend, right, theycan come out Thursday, get a dry
fit shirt, Saturday get a hat, and Sunday they'll get a polo with
the Dad's there. But we tryto push the limits, try different things.
And we see our vendors trying theseall these different things. And we
saw this hat somewhere someone was wearingone, and we sent the photo and

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they're like, I don't know ifwe could do that. We're like,
well, let's try and see whatwe can do. And it came out
really crisp and clear, and fora photo back from the you know,
the fifties or sixties, that cameout pretty good. On the underbrim there
they've never done. That's one ofthe first ones they've ever done with a
photo that old. That's cool.It looks amazing. Yeah, it really
does. We'll get a picture ofit on the site so everybody can see

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it. That's the giveaway that's happeningon Saturday night because the launder guys are
gonna be busy from between Friday andSaturday. Right, they gotta get those
those t town clown jerseys a washfor the for the guys the next night.
And then you mentioned it on Sunday, Father's Day. Man taking Dad
out to the ballpark. I can'tthink of a cooler way to celebrate Dad.
And why do you know you payhomage with the polo. Just gotta

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make sure you wear your gene shortsand your white new Balance and your set.
I mean it's Dad's Day, right, I mean baseball drinking beers,
hot dogs and yeah polo there.So we are doing a driller's polo for
the first five hundred dads. Thispolo, I mean probably you we talk
about high quality items, this isprobably one of the high quality that we've
ever done. There. It's embroideredon the front with the logo there.

(01:49:38):
I mean it's probably a sixty seventydollars polo that you buy in the store,
So get there early. The firstfive hundred dads will get that you
can bring your dad on the fieldand go play catch with them prior to
the game. Come on now,Yeah, all kids will eat free.
The quick hit at Pornsby's Hangout isfree. And then afterwards it's gonna be
hilarious. We're gonna watch kids anddads run the bases afterwards. So we'll
be there as long as it takesas slow as we need to run out

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there. But again, it's aboutmaking memories and what a way to do
that. And we're really excited aboutFather's Day. Yeah, baseball and Dad's
They should make a movie about it. I mean, maybe a couple,
I think so, Yeah, theymay. One of my favorite things about
Field of Dreams that I know ispeople Costner got critique for the way he
was standing in the box, andthat's some of the players that they were

(01:50:23):
emulating they didn't match the actual Andhe was like, what are you talking
about? Where you have guys walkingout of a cornfield as ghosts. That
shouldn't be your that shouldn't be yourconcern. But yeah, Dad's in.
Father's Day and baseball go hand inhand, and I think it's a great
idea to get your dad take himto the ballpark, get a beer in
a bat if that's your thing,and get three pounds of French fries and

(01:50:46):
a one pound hot dog and sitthere and enjoy a game with their dad.
Those things have been a massive success, haven't they. They really have.
We It's actually funny that Boomtown Coney. We actually had a there's some
YouTube stars or TikTok that came intown that traveled the country rating hot dogs,
and they got the Boomtown Coney andthat's part of their part of their

(01:51:08):
stick and part of their thing,and they rated like an eight point seven
out of ten or something like thatfor that huge two foot long hot dog
and all the fries, and theywere blown away. And they had never
been to Tulsa before. So toget again, to show off our city
and show off what we can doand bringing people in like that, that's
what it's all about. I'm justcurious. How do you cook? How
long is the the hot dog?Is it two foot? Two foot?

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How do you cook a two foothot dog? Slowly? I on the
grill. I have no idea.It's magic. They do magic back there.
I don't know how that'll works.I don't ask questions. I want
to come down and watch them makeone. I want to know how you
make a two foot hot dog ona griddle. It's a really big pot
of water, really big pot ofwater. You got to put it in
like a tamali, right. Ithink it's right on the grill. I

(01:51:55):
think they do it right. It'sa lot easier that way. But that's
a big grill to have that too. For those who don't know, you
guys do this hot dog? Whereyou get it at the ball park?
Yeah, it's at the House Dividedstand. It's called the Boomtown Coney and
it is a two foot long hotdog that you can add chili and cheese
and onions on there if you want, and then it comes with three pounds
of fries as well. It's supposedto feed like a family of four.

(01:52:15):
But we've had people try and sofar I haven't seen anyone finish it themselves
or even come close. Yeah.So there's if you follow online, there's
people that do beer tours like Brewerto and they do a picture at the
beginning when everybody's starting and everybody's wellbehaved, and at the end they're like,
like they've lost their minds. Youshould do that with the hot dog
and have people take it. They'reso happy to be holding it. And

(01:52:36):
at the end you can be like, oh gosh, we went we had
we saw three guys. We sawthree guys doing it down in the stands,
and we went down our social mediateam and interviewed them and they couldn't
even like talk. They were likehalfway through it and they're like, we're
just so full, but we reallywanted to make it happen and it's so

(01:52:58):
much fun. Yeah, all thishappens at one O Fie. You want
to go see some of the amazingplayers that are dominating on the field right
now. I mean the home runsthat you're seeing kit is crazy to watch.
You've guys got some real stars onthe roster right now. And all
that's happening in one O Field,Tulsa Drillers dot Com. And we should
point out too, it's a greatplace to take workers to celebrate, maybe

(01:53:19):
a birthday party. You guys canaccommodate really anybody for anything out at one
O Field. Yeah, we gota little something for everyone, like you
said there, and you know todaygame is a perfect day. Come out
for lunch, come enjoy it,have a hot dog and a drink and
then make your way back downtown toenjoy the rest of the workday there,
or stay and call and stick therest of the day and we can do
a little bit of everything out there. And this is a big series.
The first half's almost done. Weare four games out of first place right

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now with eleven games to go.And this is a huge, huge series.
So we need Tulsa to show up. Yes we still but if you
win the first half in this league, then you are in the playoffs no
matter what, no matter what.So come out and support our guys.
They're playing great ball right now.Like you said, we were down two
and the ninth and walked it offwith three runs in the bottom of the
ninth inning last night. These guysare fun to watch. Come out enjoy
it while you can. Tulsa Drillersdot com to get your tickets. Go

(01:54:04):
to one Oakfield Seed Drillers Baseball.Justin have a great week. I appreciate
it. Take a break and we'llbe back. More of The Big Men
Morning Show is next ninety kmod Goodmorning, It's the Big Man Morning Show.

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Nine one, eight, four six, Oh camod, Hey, don't
forget Our first patio party of theyear is happening Friday. Murrlus Hey,
what said? Hell yeah it is. Miller will be on Mill, I'll
be on special. We got aspecial patio party pack. And that's not
like we're not being funny with thename. No, it's an actual all

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the things you need to have aparty on your patio. Right. It
comes with a table and shares andan umbrella and all and a grill.
It's literally everything you need to haveyour own petio party on your own patio
party. And because we don't wantyou to not come to ours, we're
gonna wait to give it away atthe end. Yeah, that's right.
And we'll have Rock the Riverfest ticketstoo that will be given away again.

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That is at Mercury Lounge acent toBoston this Friday from five to seven.
Lindsay's been out today. So giveme what you learned today. Well.
I learned that if choking on waanersis the leading cause of death in America,
Corbyn, you should be careful.I also learned if your milkshake brings
all the boys to the yard,don't throw it at any wine. Uh.

(01:55:35):
I learned that being drunk teaching yourchildren is not illegal. And I
also learned shoving a meat missile inyour mouth is the leading cause of choking
deaths. Corbyn saying make sure thatdishwasher is loaded right. I just wanted
to say that we almost got me. Can I get wrong with the one

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time I need? Yeah? Nowwhat they mean it to be? No?
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