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HOORAY FOR TUESDAY!!!! Armie Hammer Is trying To Clear Things Up, Don't Get Drunk Ad Headbutt Cops, Catching A Charge Over A Snackie Cake, Teens Stealing Ambulance, Dead Ass Or Fake News, Listener E-Mails, To Tell The Truth, & Jerry Sandusky Says He's Innocent.....Still!!!!

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seven to five kmode. You knowwho Armie Hammer is either one of you.
That name sounds super familiar. Sportsguy, no, no splash comedian

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right. I don't know if he'sa comedian, but he's definitely an actor.
He was the Winklevoss Twins in asocial network movie. Okay, he's
done other things, of course,but probably most people know him most famously
because of that. And he's beenaccused of all the way back to like

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two thousand and one, when ananonymous social media account posted text messages between
him and females and him saying basicallyalluding that he was a cannibaloo and it
ruined his career. Everything from accusationsof assault to mental abuse to cannibalism,

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which seems crazy. Some of thetexts were like, I can't wait to
eat you, and not in themanner that you might be thinking sexually taste
your blood. Oh well, andhe's now coming forward on a podcast of

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course, to share his plight,his trauma, and he talks about how
he's different. Now, okay,he's changed. He's a changed man.
Yeah, it's a really a fantasticI don't know if he has changed,
to be honest, basically from whatI listened to, he said that people

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called me a cannibal and everyone believedhim, which is a fair point.
Right. Someone goes, he's acannibal, People go, no kidding,
right, they just automatically take someanonymous person at their word that this person
is a cannibal, right, allof a sudden, he's Jeffrey Dahmer.
But I think when you attach anothermore morality problem to it, it becomes

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way more believable. Oh absolutely,they're like, this guy's already got issues,
so why wouldn't he want to eathuman flesh? If you go,
you can just pick a leader ofa religious group and you're like, he
embezzled money and traffic chilled, andthose two become believable, right, because
one of them. You're like,well, he's going to do one,

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why wouldn't he make the leap tothe other, right, And so he
continues with that topic and says,they're like, yep, that guy eight.
People like, what what are youtalking about? Do you know what
you have to do to be acannibal? Well, bro, don't say
that. That's not helping your case. Any of that means you know you've

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done some research. Even a Googlesearch makes you kind of guilty. He
says, you have to eat people. How am I gonna be a cannibal?
It was bizarre. He said thatthere were discrepancies and whatever it was
that people said, adding that He'snow at a place in my life where
I'm grateful for every single bit ofall of that quote. I'm actually now

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a place where I'm really grateful forit, because where I was in my
life before all of that stuff happenedto me, it didn't feel good.
I never felt satisfied. I neverhad enough. I never was in a
place where I was actually happy withmyself, where I had self esteem.
I never knew how to give myselflove. I never knew how to give
myself self validation. But I hadthis job where I was able to get

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it from so many people that Inever had to learn how to give it
to myself. And when he wasasked about his career now, he says,
it's nowhere, and it doesn't feelempathetic, empathetic, it doesn't feel
like he's like, what I haveplayed a part in these people's lives is

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inexcusable, and I think about itevery day. I'm trying to navigate through
it and how I can be abetter person and not be that person again.
Not like, man, this isgreat, good time for everyone,
right because I've man, I havecame out shiny. On the other side,

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you think he's trying to clear hisname to get more work. Sure,
I mean that makes sense, ruinedhis career, But why wait so
long to to uh do this well, because if you are a pr person,
you don't let them come out andsay that right away. Okay,
it feels less empathetic, yeah right, right? Right? Do you think

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it's possible for him to clear hisgood name and get back to work after
accusations like that? Clear his goodname? Yeah? No, his name
will always have a tarnish on it, right right right? Will he work
again? Sure? A right,maybe not as big of roles as he
used to have. Yeah, yeah, I don't think. And he was
a pretty good actor. Yeah,and but he might do some little things

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he didn't he say, he's right, he's writing now, like he wrote
a screenplay. Yeah, okay,so at least he's got something going on
there and you get you get moneyfrom that, right if it gets picked
up somewhere and may right, maybeso, but again his name attached to
it. So let's just say it'sa really great screenplay about what cannibalism.

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That's like being a superstar athlete,moving on to be a pretty good movie
actor, comedic movie actor, thendoing some analyst work for sports television,
then killing your ex lover, goingon trial, being found not guilty,
then writing a book as if youwere gonna do it, how you would

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do it right? Right? Soundsfamiliar? Yeah, maybe you should just
give it up and go, Idon't know, sell cars or something,
man, I don't know. Yeah, but then you're like, hey,
would you like to buy this car? Wait? Are you the guy from
social network? Yes? And thetwenty twenty four also has cooling seats a
right? Man? Did you reallyeat those people? Right? Right,

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you know, you'd have to moveto another country. But even then,
when you're when you're movie stars likethat, your name's worldwide, right,
so you really you really can't doanything really, I mean, there's no
working at McDonald's. No, Butyou can move to a small town just
become have some anonymity, right,right, moved to a small village in

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France, you know, become agreat corksaker. Right. There are plenty
of actors who are something that getin trouble and some that just want just
slip away. Who's the guy fromthe road. He's got a really hard
Visio Mortensen, something like a vigo. Okay, so he did he has

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no negative press of that I canrecall, but that's what he did.
He's like, I don't need allthat, right, right, Yeah,
some people that they just can't handlethe pressure or whatever the case is.
No, he can handle the pressure. He just doesn't want it. He's
like, I don't need all that. Some people like to live in it,
right, They to be in thewhole, like, yes, fond

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me with all this attention, rightright, kind of like that lead singer
that's like, you know, I'mout, you know, whis what I'm
talking about word I forget his nameor whatever. They had like a couple
of hits. What you're talking aboutthe leads hear the new radicals? Yeah,
to get what you give? Guy? Yeah, yeah, that guy
who's just like, you know,this was fun and all, but I'm
out. Yeah, I'm just gonnago live a life somewhere. Jeff Daniels

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is that guy. He he waslike, I don't want all that smoke.
And he lives in, like Iforget where, some small town in
Michigan. Jeff Daniels doesn't like Dumband Dumber. Yeah, yeah, he
doesn't live in La right. HeIt came out this week that he did
Dumb and Dumber for fifty grand.He was like, because I just wanted
to do it. Yeah, Andhe's just that guy and he doesn't say

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no to a lot of roles becausehe's like, why not, right right?
You get good money out of it, and he doesn't have to be
caught up in the hustle and bustleof tinseltown. Yeah he was. He
said, why would I when Ibegging for stuff just for any role?
And now that I've made it,he's like, now I can't do everything
of course, if timing and thingsdon't work out, he goes. But
if it interests me, I wantto do it right the regardless of the

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size or anything like that. Andthen he flies back to Michigan or Indian
or whatever small town he's from,right, lives his simple life. I'm
sure he's a huge deal wherever he'sat. I mean, he's a huge
day. If he saw him anywhere, he'd be like, oh dude,
that's that's Jeff Daniels. I don'tknow, man, I don't know because
when you see and I think becausemaybe it was so common and when but

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like when Gartha lived in a waso, until you saw him, you were
like oh oh oh, and thenwhen you see him a lot, you
go, Okay, it's just anotherguy. He's just another guy. Yeah,
And I think I get what you'resaying, like you got to burn
through all that and then you canbe like whatever, right, but it
takes a little while to burn alwaysnice, always cordial, went out to

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restaurant, like, didn't hide,right, and you're not bringing unnecessary attention
to yourself, you know what Imean? Yeah, yeah, being a
dick to a waiter whatever it isin the small town that you live in,
rather than like if you're in acity where those your diamond doesn't Nashville,

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La, or it gets a lotof attention, right right, because
people are like, oh, theywant to be seen almost. I always
think about with like George Clooney asan example. He's a massive star,
absolutely, and you never hear abouthim. No. No, It's funny

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that you bring that up because Iwas watching Mission Impossible too, and this
was like a couple of weeks agoor whatever, and I thought the same
thing about Tom Cruise. You don'tever hear anything bad about Tom Cruise in
the press, so where it's likeyou're not so much as like causing trouble,
getting crime, going to jail stufflike that. Maybe a little bit
of a whack a doo, butfor the most part, you don't see

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him getting caught up in a lotof you know, legal bull that's because
he's protected. No, right,what I'm and I'm not saying negative,
I'm saying you don't hear about likewhen he steps out. Okay, Tom
Cruise, you do, because itfeels like everything he does is so orchestrated,
right right, right, I getwhat you're saying with like George Clooney.

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But George Clooney is an actor,Like if he's out eating dinner,
you it doesn't make tmz R.Well and doesn't he spend most of his
time in Italy, it would stillbe out. There's paparazzi there right,
right, and you got to behere sometimes. Yeah, but there was
a even though when oh man,Jennifer Garner she has a ranch in Oklahoma,

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right, And it's become so commonthat people like, eh, yeah,
nobody really says anything. To behonest with you, though, if
I saw her, if she wasshopping at a Target or whatever, you
know, Walmart, you know,or at the windko get, I wouldn't
recognize. Yeah, but I don'tkeep up with enough of that too.

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But that's not even There's a lotof celebrities you wouldn't because you don't pay
attention to pop culture, that right, right, and that's fair. I'm
sure there's some out there. GeorgeClooney I wouldn't recognize. I would totally
recognize him in the grocery store.Darryl Dixon, God, damn, what's
his name? You know what I'msaying? Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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yeah, yeah, yeah, Iwould recognize him. I can't remember his
name for the life of me rightnow, but you know whatever, I
still recognize that face. So thereare some out there. But yeah,
you're you're right. I'm not immersedinto that night to where it's like,
okay, right, But Jennifer Garneris an A list actress, Yeah for
sure, for one hundred percent.She's a Capital one girl for one.

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So I hear your point, andI think that's what we talk about with
like subjectiveness of being famous, righta celebrity. Norman, thank you very
much. Yeah, I knew that, knew it would come to me,
totally knew that. Glad we gotthat worked out. You know, we're
solving the big problem. Well,we can't have that be distracted all day.

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Just try to figure out who isDaryl Dixon? Who was that gang?
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Big Man Morning Showing ninety seven five. AMD man accused of duy hit and
run, punching maintenance worker than headbuddingofficer. This happened in Florida. The

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man is Jue Iago. He's thirtyeight years old. His truck was located
at a circle k, where hewas described as being aggressive. According to
the police report, he had slurredspeech and glossy eyes and denied ever being
in a crash. Officers also founda pocket knife in his pants. According

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to the report, he had stoppedby a liquor store twice. First,
he bought a shooter of fireball beforereturning later to the store very intoxicated.
He returned twenty minutes later. Theemployees refused to sell him alcohol, which
led him to becoming very angry.He spit on a worker and tried to

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challenge them to a fight. Hethen sped off in his truck. Another
witness told officers they were waiting forhis truck to pass by before they pulled
out of their driveway and onto aroad. That's when a Lago made a
U turn, drove right at thiswoman, got out, tried opening the

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driver's side door, and started bangingon this woman's window. The woman's maintenance
worker witnessed the incident and tried tostep in and calm him down. However,
he grabbed the man and pulled outhis knife, threatening him before Lago
punched the man right in the faceand then police performed a field sobriety test.

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He was arrested for DUI and takeninto a nearby hospital. That's when
Lago had butted the officer on hischin. Thankfully, the officer was not
hurt. How did that happen tothe officer? What do you mean?
I mean, wouldn't you be alert? You would think probably, you would

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think. And if he's in ahospital, which that's where this head butting
went down, right, I mean, I'm guessing there's only one guard there
him. He's there to make surethat everything goes down right, But how
do you get that close? Maybehe's being belligerent and he tried to restrain
the man, maybe as opposed you, you know, especially if he's being

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built belligerent towards doctors and nurses andsuch. Well, and if you're if
you are blowing into the whatever thesobriety Okay, yeah, right, you're
pretty close to the person. You'rein arms, you're at least in arm's
length. Maybe he was closer.You know how close you got to be
to do a head butt? Yeah, in order for it to be effective.

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Yeah, I gotta be in yourface, like we've got to be
close. Yeah. The only thingI can think of is that there was
a bit of a scuffle there.Yeah, and you know he was trying
to subdue the man and restrain himin some way, and that's how he
got headbutted. Yeah. Well,and he wasn't hurt, so maybe he
failed at it miserably, or itcould be one of those things like the
guy was drunk and he was tryingto put cuffs on him and the guy

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popped his head back hit him inthe face, and they're like that's a
head butt. You're like, Iwas an accident, man, Yeah,
exactly it is. You know,I get it. He's facing three counts
of d UI, do UI propertydamage, hit and run, driving with
a suspended license, aggravated assault witha deadly weapon, and battery on a

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law enforcement officer. Yeah it's abad day. X Con gets his best
day. Yeah. True, wedon't know how bad the other days were.
X Con gets domestic over honeybun.So this comes out of Florida where
a guy, he's forty seven,his name's Andrea Eason, and he's sitting
in the Walmart parking lot with histhirty nine year old girlfriend out there in

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front of a in front of asupercenter, and I guess they're just hanging
out, chilling, and the stickybutton comes out and something happens, comes
starts a bit of a dispute,and he Andre ends up smacking his broad
right across the face. Right now, The cops didn't say what happened or
how it all began, but theybelieve that it all happened because she ate

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the honey bund and didn't let himhave any of it. Oo, So
they went ahead and took him tojail, got him for domestic battery.
Uh. He was released later onthat day and then ordered not to have
any contact with his girlfriend for sixmonths. I mean, honey buns are
mid at best. I agree,Yeah, they're not worth catching a charge

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for. If you were to catcha charge for a pastry, snacky kid,
snacky cake, yeah, that's yeah, that's a good point there,
not just any paste, like youknow, because I'll kick your mom for
a croissant for sure. All right, snacky cake. What's the snaky cake
worth catching a charge for, lindsay, Mmm, frozen twinkie maybe, okay,

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okay, that fits. I'm thinkingmaybe an oatmeal cream pie, one
of them biggins. Yeah, haveyou seen that where people warm them up
online put a scoop ice cream onhim? What I know, they sell
ice cream with it in there,and it's good. It's good, but
like the warmness and it sounds amazing. It's like nine gazillion galleries. I

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don't care. I'm gonna go witha nutter bar, like a nutty buttery
yeah, okay, yeah, okay, those are always really good. I
always like taking them apart and thepeanut butter out of it. I mean,
I didn't do all that, butsure you don't. You don't take
it and just all the way upand down slip the slope. Nope,

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yeah, sure Now star crunch Starcrunches are good crunches. A garbage,
oh wow, they tear the roofof your mouth exactly. But the caramel
and chocolate and crispy is delicious.Yeah, but they're the capt crunch of
the snaky cakes. Answer me,hot garbage ain't worth it? And and
a Swiss roll or a Susique.We can't even go down the hostess line.

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I mean, come on, you'retalking amateur and professional. They're two
completely different snacky cake worlds, boththe lish but when you start talking about
Susie cues and now they have theones that have like like caramel in the
middle, like some sort of weirdinjection in the middle. Yeah, it's
like a whole other game. Man. It gives. It's like seeing someone

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enjoy heroin. You're like, WHOA, I can't, I can't. You
gotta walk away? I can't dothat. Y yeah, snacky cakes,
yum, We're fat. Team triesto steal ambulance. Teen is facing charges
after he reportedly tried to steal anambulance in Ohio on Sunday morning. Nineteen

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year old Jamerian Hill allegedly started drivingaway with the stolen ambulance at the University
Hospital Lake West Medical Center when afirefighter saw what was happening and said,
not on my watch and ran andjumped onto the ambulance through the window and
grabbed Hill. Oh god. Iteventually led to the ambulance crashing near a

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helipad. The firefighter paramedics suffered someminor ankle and arm injuries. He faces
charges including robbery, auto theft,disrupting public service, and impeding on an
emergency event, which, uh,the emergency one is a felony. You
get up to eight months just forthat. Wow, that's interesting, isn't

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that Internet? I forget the exactterm, but it was like impeding on
a felony or something like that,And you're like, whoa, that is
a charge that sounds misconduct at anemergency. I mean I get it,
I get it, I get it. Disrupting public service, yeah, those
should be charges, you know,And if you're trying to steal an ambulance,

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I mean, how's the medics goingto get their patient back to the
hospital. They're gonna have to goand steal somebody's Cadillac put them in the
right. Well, and like I'mnot condoning stealing a fire truck, right
obviously, or any of these things, but stealing a fire truck, there's
another fire truck that can get like. They usually aren't individuals. They run
in groups, right, the firestation has more than one, I would

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think, right, right, right, right, and so sure, and
if it's small town, you knowwho did it though, and the you
don't want someone's house burning down,but the likelihood of it completely burning down
with modern fire sophistication, right right, most people can get out of a
fire right okay, But an ambulancecould be saving someone's life well, and

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sometimes fire fire trucks too, likeare used as an ambulance or vice versas
fire trucks are not. I don'tI've never seen them carry a body person
in a gurney on a fire truck. Usually it's for hoses and things like
that. Sure, sure, butaren't there some like I've seen in small
towns where it's it's the same likethe emergency vehicle they have to use.

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Well, the fire department has anambulance. Yes, okay, that's that
would be different. But surely youdidn't think that they were taking a gurney
and putting it up on the firetruck. No, no, right,
right right, and firemen, ifI remember correctly, are emptc Yeah.
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once again sitting alone top the mountain. The Seeds took down the Dallas Mavericks
one oh six to eighty eight towin Game five of the NBA Finals and
clinch their eighteenth championship. Boston Movespassed the Los Angeles Lakers for the most
titles in league history. Jason Tatumled all scores with thirty one points to

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go along with eleven assists and eightrebounds. Jalen Brown chipped in with twenty
one points, eight rebounds, andsix assists. He was also named Bill
Russell Finals MVP. Luka Doncik ledthe Mavericks with twenty eight points and twelve
rebounds for a double double. KyrieIrving came within one assist of a double
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of the best NBA teams in history. The duo between Brown and What'sn't It
Like? Crazy good And even afterthey when they moved them there, people
were questioning whether they were good atall. Then you have a coach who
was the interim head coach. Rememberafter that the head coach got in trouble

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for having a sexual relationship, right, and he became he was the interim
never played in the NBA. Yeah, Right was an assistant on the on
the Celtics became the interim and thenwhen they take away the interim tag to
make him the head coach, hewins a title. It's pretty awesome think
about it. They never had achallenging They only lost three games in the

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playoffs. No one really challenged them. They went and they go down as
one of the best teams playoff teamsfor sure. One of the best playoff
runs for sure, and maybe oneof the best NBA teams of all time.
And they beat out the Lakers foreighteen championships, right, Lakers have
seventeen. Who do you think thenext team is? And how many titles

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do you think they have to show? There's a massive gap between second and
third. Yeah, Chicago. No, their fourth was six okay they yeah,
and that was in the nineties.Yeah, they haven't been relevant for
all a hot minute, right.Uh. The Warriors are third with seven

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okay, and then below that theSpurs are fifth okay, five okay?
So have we figured out the second? Okay? The Lakers second? Six
Lakers Warriors, and then we'll skipnumber fours and then Spurs Spurs. I

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am well good on the on theCeltics, congratulations to them and the quest
for the Stanley Cup. Back inFlorida tonight, the Panthers have home ice
and a three to one series leadover the Edmonton Oilers. Coming back from
a three to zero series deficit hasonly happened once in NHL history, when

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the Toronto Maple Leafs did it backin nineteen forty two. Face off is
at seven tonight with Action on ABCand ESPN plus. I wonder if we
can get some more boobs in thatgame. Yeah, came out, She
came out and made a video yeah, saying this is who I am.
Yeah, and then she did admitthat they were fake well, which I
was kind of disappointed at. Ohshe did. Come on. You just

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gotta look at him and know hewas just hopeful. Yeah, yeah,
because it would make a big differenceto him. It doesn't matter, and
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to get listen. You've got tolisten to get qualified. Little dead ass
or fake news. I'll read thestory and a part of the story,
and you guys got to side.Am I being honest or am I lying?
Dead ass or fake news? Firstone, the Earth is closest to
the sun in January, Dead assare fake news? Closest to the sun

(34:15):
in January? January, the Earthis closest to the Sun in January.
Dead ass or fake news, startof summer in just a couple of days.
Yeah, yeah, And I feellike, isn't that the summer equinox
when the Sun's closest to the EarthAnd that's when it's like the hottest day
ever because we're so close and thelongest in the longest. But that doesn't

(34:35):
make any sense in January. ButI feel like this is a trick question.
M you know what I mean,I'm going with fake news. I'm
gonna agree, dead ass. Earthorbit around the Sun is slightly elliptical,
and it reaches its closest point tothe Sun in January. And in case
you're wondering, it's not our distancefrom the Sun that causes season, it's

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the way the Earth tilts on itsaxis. Dead ass or fake news.
Mark Twain invented and patent the brastrap clasp. Dead ass or fake news.
Mark Twain invented and patent the brastrap clasp. I I could I

(35:21):
could see this happening, kid,you okay, Old Samuel Clemens is trying
to, you know, get someaction because that was his real name,
you know, Mark Twain's real name, Sam Clemens. So he's like trying
to get some action from some bigbreasted woman or whatever. And before the
clasps came around, they had likebuttons, right, and you have to
you know, a little loop overthe button, and that's hard to get

(35:44):
them hooters out, you know,in time. So he's like, there's
got to be a better way todo this, man. So he's like,
what do we do? Well,if I take a little piece of
middle and I've been to here,clasp boom, and then he's practicing on
a mannequin or whatever or you knowsome kind of you know they have menicans.
Then I don't know, I don'tknow. And then he's like,
all right, how can I dothis? Well? Yeah, and then

(36:06):
that's how he also invented the onehand on snapped. Yeah. Yeah,
he was that good. We weowe it all to Mark one. Fix
this for you. I think it'sfakes, almost say, dead ass,
Yeah, dead ass. But theprobably the trick here is that it wasn't
just for bras, it was forgarments. He invented a class for garments.

(36:27):
It just worked better on bra strapsthan anything else. Yeah, it
was like vest was where his headwas at sure, because he was like
buttons, sure vest. Dead assare fake news? Astronauts shrink while they're
in space? Dead ass are fakenews? Astronauts shrink while they're in space.

(36:49):
I want to say fake news.I feel like it's an optical illusion
type. So fake can you?Yeah? Yeah? Kind of like if
you lose six pounds, your waitergets bigger. It's just because you can
see it, right, fake news. On average, they actually become two
inches taller wild space because you're notthere's no gravity pulling you down, so
you expand. Okay, dead assfor fake news. The world's most successful

(37:10):
pirate in history was a woman.Dead ass for fake news. The world's
most successful pirate in history was awoman. I feel like I've read that
somewhere before, so I'm gonna saydead ass. I'll go with it too,
dead ass. You just want itto be yes, I do absolutely
dead ass. Qing Chi was aprostitute in China back in the seventeen hundreds.

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That was until Chang One, thecommander of the Red Flag Fleet,
bought and married her in eighteen ohone. Thing is, rather than just
viewing her as a wife, Changconsidered Ching his equal, and she became
an active pirate commander in the fleetQing. She soon earned the respect of
her fellow pirates, so much sothat her husband's death, she became the

(37:58):
captain of the fleet. She alsocommanded over seventy thousand men and women and
her pirate crew. I do deadass for fake news. In the ancient
Olympics, athletes performed naked, deadass or fake news. In the ancient
Olympics, athletes performed naked. Icould see that being possible, say more,

(38:22):
I mean maybe with a loin cloth. Well, that would be clothed,
right right, I'm gonna say deadass because overrated that too. And
I think you move more freely andyou're able to perform better without clothes on.
You have nothing restricting you, nothingholding your bag. Sure, and

(38:43):
it's not like there were clothing laws, probably right, So you'd think there
were no laws and people could justwalk around in ancient Greece and naked as
a jaybird. Yeah, okay,yeah, I'm saying dead ass as The
athletes did this to imitate the gods, but also to help them easily clear

(39:07):
toxins from their skin through sweating aftereach attempt at a sport. The word
gymnasts I'm sorry. Gymnastics comes fromthe ancient Green words gymnasia athletic training exercise
and jumonos naked. That translates totrain naked. I guarantee viewership would skyrocket.

(39:31):
It would give me a reason tostart watching the Olympics again. It
would make fencing more exciting. Totink out the summer Olympics are coming up
and get ready to start, ofcourse, and make sure you listen with
your partnership through the iHeartRadio app.Have you ever watched fencing? Not during

(39:54):
the Olympics. It's exciting. It'sreally crazy how fast they are with their
swords. Yeah, no staircases thoughslight In a movie, there's a staircase,
yeah, or a cat or ablindfold, right, Uh? Dead

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ass are fake news. The SouthPole is in the Eastern time zone.
Dead ass are fake news. TheSouth Pole is in the Eastern time zone.
I am going to say dead assbecause I just learned that Mexico is
in the Eastern time zone and I'mlike, how is that even possible?

(40:34):
It's south and to the west ofus. But because there's a chance that
I got to get a hold ofBrady in the next couple of days.
I was like, well, whattime zone is it. We looked it
up and it said it was inthe Eastern time zone, so it would
not surprise me to see Antarctica inthe Eastern I thought it was where's he
going, He's going to Mexico,plying dell something another yeah, because I

(40:58):
was like, well, I don'twant to interrupt you. Why sleep And
it's like, no, it's Easterntime zone. So I was like,
oh, well then you're an hourahead of us. You'll be fine.
You'll be fine, it'll be noonif I have to call you or right.
Yeah, that is that is thatis bizarre, right, Lendsey,
what say you? You said deadass? I said dead ass? Okay,

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I'll say fake news, fake news. There is no specific time zone
at the South Pole. This isbecause all the longitude lines on the planet
meet up there, because you know, the planet's flat. The stations on
the South Pole use the time zoneof the country that owns them, meaning
two stations near each other could beusing different time zones. Okay, okay,

(41:40):
dead ass or fake news. Floridais the only state with an official
beverage dead ass or fake news.Florida is the only state with an official
beverage. I feel like that wouldbe fake news because we've talked about beverage
on the air before of what stateslike. But I don't know if their

(42:05):
official beverages making it official or ifthey're just favorites. I feel like every
state has, you know, theirstate meal, state drink, state bastable,
blah blah blah, but it's notofficial. I'm gonna stay dead ass
fake news. Orange Juese is theofficial beverage of Florida. They're not alone,
though, Thirty two states and theDistrict of Columbia have official beverages.

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Here's the sum of the list.Alabama, their state beverage is knook Ridge
whiskey, Arizona lemonade, Arkansas,Delaware, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, NewYork, North Carolina, North Dakota,

(42:51):
Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, SouthCarolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont,
Virginia, Wisconsin all have mil milk, milk, worst drink ever.
That what you're seeing there is anexample of the dairy council and their lobbyists
at work. Yes, definitely,because it makes no sense for some of

(43:15):
these states to have milk. Louisianamilk. That makes no sense. Wait,
man, right, you could goWisconsin, Okay, right, dairy
Land up there for Delaware all right? Uh huh sure, Arkansas perhaps no.
Okay, So they're not saying dairymilk per se. They're just saying
milk. Could be goat milk.It could be you know, badge or

(43:38):
milk. Okay. You see whatI'm saying. So I get Okay,
I get it. Florida's orange juice. Hawaii, their official state drink is
aha a wha a wha wha whaWhat is that? A whah? I
don't know. Uh. Indiana waterIndiana so boring. Their state drink is

(44:06):
water. Maine is moxie, whichis considered one of the first soft drinks
in America. Okay, Massachusetts cranberryjuice. Okay. Nebraska, along with
milk, also has kool a.That's the state soft drink. Oh New
Hampshire apple cider, New Jersey ccreanberry juice, Ohio tomato juice okay.

(44:34):
Uh. South Carolina tea is knownas the state's hospitality beverage. In Virginia,
George Washington's Rye whiskey is the statespirit Washington coffee, and then in
Wisconsin, the state cocktail is aBrandy Old Fashioned along with the milk.
Okay, and in the District ofColumbia, the state drink is a Ricky

(44:57):
what which is usually Jenner bourbon limejuice, gan rickey. I wonder if
Oklahoma has a steak cocktail. Theydo not, at least according to this
list. Pennsylvania is ranked eighth intotal milk production nationally, the eight.
I don't know, it's eighth.Yeah, there's a lot of land there,

(45:20):
a lot of farmland. Yeah,why are you so shocked by that?
Well, you would say there shouldbe no reason for Pennsylvania to have
milk as there, I said,Pennsylvania. Yeah, okay. Apparently the
unofficial state drink of Oklahoma is theRoy Rogers, which is like a Shirley
Temple, but it's cola and grenadine. Yeah, that sounds disgusting. Dead

(45:45):
ass are fake news. A bulletcan be stopped by a gummy bear?
Dead ass are fake news. Abullet can be stopped by a gummy bear?
Is it a frozen gummy? Ifeel it might could slow it down,
but stop it. You know what? Almost say? Dead ass,

(46:09):
dead ass. It takes a gummybear weighing about five pounds, but it
will work. So one of thosegiant gummy bears that takes you like a
year to eat. Rde stale.Dead ass are fake news. French fries
aren't French. They were invented America. Dead ass are fake news. French
fries aren't French, they were inventedin America. They're cod freedom fries and

(46:35):
have them frogs, name and everything. It's deadass, dead ass fake news.
They're not French. That is true. The French gave the word the
world, the hot air balloon,the sewing machine, and the bikini.
They even gave the United States theStatue of Liberty. However, one thing
the French cannot claim is the Frenchfry. The origins of the French fry
have been tracked back to Belgium,where historians claim patoes We're being fried in

(47:00):
the late sixteen hundred. It's Frenchfries are one of the most popular side
dishes in the world. When itcomes to dipping, fries often find themselves
covered in ketchup, mayonnaise or vinegar, but that seems to be where the
preference ends. In Belgium, peopleprefer to eat French fries with cooked mussels
or with a fried egg on top. The United Kingdom is famous for its

(47:20):
fish and chips. In the MiddleEast, fries are wrapped in peta bread
with chicken, and in France they'reserved with grilled steak. They're called fritz
pomfritz and it is awesome because thesteak is covered in a butter and then
you just the fry. You dipthe fries in the butter. It's so
good. And they're the sheet littleshoe string ones. M. Dead ass
are fake news. The only realperson to be a pez head was Betsy

(47:45):
Ross. Dead ass are fake news. The only real person to be a
pez head or a peas dispenser wasBetsy Ross. Hmmm, that's a good
question. M. That is onething my kids always ask for whenever we
see those Pez dispensers, can getone. They want the Betsy Ross one.

(48:07):
No, I've never seen a BetsyRoss one. Few. Yeah,
you know, now to think aboutit, you know, maybe there aren't
any. I have a real personPez dispensers, you know. They're always
cartoon characters of sorts. Yes,I'm gonna say fake I'll say dead ass

(48:29):
for question fake news. Betsy RossPEZ dispenser was part of a bisentennial collection
released in seventeen, nineteen seventy six, but Daniel Boone and Paul Revere also
had their own PEZ dispensers in thecollection. After that, there have been
PEZ dispensers featuring Mozart and over adozen presidents of the United States and more
like Santa Dead ass or fake newsThomas Paine was featured on the one hundred

(48:52):
thousand dollars bill. Dead ass orfake News? Thomas Paine was featured on
the one underd thousand dollars bill.Wow, I don't even know who Thomas
Pain is, but that doesn't meananything. I would like to say that
they put out one hundred thousand dollarsbill. It's just like a novelty thing

(49:13):
nobody ever really handle on right.One of the founding fathers can't be Okay,
yeah, sure, military, yousay so, Uh oh, I
say go ahead. Lets I wantto say that. Ass says that Thomas
Pain was one of America's greatest foundingfathers. He authored Common Sense in the

(49:37):
American Crisis. If you've never readcommon since it's amazing, and he was
an influential part of the start ofthe American Revolution and helped inspire the colonial
area of Patriots in seventeen seventy sixto declare our independence from Great Britain.
Oh tea Pain did all that?Huh Pain right? That is fake news

(50:00):
twice. The largest bill ever putinto circulation in America is the ten thousand
dollars Bill, which features good oldSamuel P. Chase, who was President
Lincoln's Secretary of the Treasury. Theback of the ten thousand dollars bill showed
the pilgrims sailing freedom in North forfreedom in North America to North America.
Dead ass or fake news. Finlandhas the most heavy metal bands per capita

(50:23):
in the world. Dead ass orfake news. Finland has the most heavy
metal bands per capita in the world. I want to say dead ass because
like that black metal and stuff,Swedish death metal, you know, that's
all over there in the same area. So I could totally see how Finland

(50:45):
has more heavy metal bands than anyother place in the world. M you're
saying dead ass, Yeah, okay, I'll go opposite fake news. This
is dead ass and it's not evenclose Finland has fifty three point two heavy
metal bands per one hundred thousand residents, second to Sweden with thirty seven point

(51:07):
one four metal bands per one hundredthousand people. For comparison, the United
States has five point four metal bandsfor every one hundred thousand people. Population
should also be understood there right andextra points. If you know the capital
of Finland, I don't Finland capital. I should know this Helsinki. Dead

(51:30):
ass are fake news. Dead assare fake news. Low on ammunition.
The Germans resorted to using snowballs atthe Battle of Verdun in World War two.
Dead ass are fake news. Lowon ammunition. The Germans resorted to
using snowballs at the Battle of Verdunin World War two. Dead ass,

(51:52):
Yeah, I'm gonna agree, fakenews. The Battle of Verdun took place
in World War One. It wasa battle fought between the Germans and the
Frame that became known as the longestand most horrific battle in the war and
perhaps in the history of warfare.The Battle of Verdune lasted for three hundred
and three days. It became thelongest and one of the most costly battles
in human history. In a estimatedtotal of seven hundred and fourteen thousand casualties

(52:15):
to include three hundred and seventy sevenFrench and three three hundred and seventy seven
French and three hundred and thirty sevenGermans. It was an average of seventy
thousand casualties each month. I amall right, We're gonna take a break
and when we come back, wehave tickets to give away to see Hailstorm,
Telsa's Morning Show. Oh yeah,he's coming right back, A big

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bad Morning Show, Telsa's Rock Stationninety seven to five KMOG Good morning,
It's the Big Mad Morning Show.Nine one eight four six, Oh K

(52:59):
m O D. You can alsotext BMMS and then what you want to
say to eight two nine four five. Let's play a game, because we
got tickets to see hail Storm andI prevail August eighth at the Walmart Amphitheater.
Tickets available amptickets dot com. Andwe're gonna play singsing. Current record
is ell Lindsey and I are tiedwith it. You have four last week's

(53:24):
winner, that would be me,all right, so it's gonna be Corbyn
and Lindsay at nine one, eightfour six o KMO D nine one eight
four six o KMOD call decide.Who's gonna be your clue giver? Whoever
gets the most right is gonna winthose tickets. Good morning, you're on
the air. What is your name, Beth? Beth? How are you
today? Okay? How are yougood? Beth? Who do you want

(53:45):
to give? Clues? Lindsay orCorbyn? Oh, let's play? Oh
got Lindy Lindsay? Alright, Beth. Sixty seconds are on the clock.
Timer starts after the first clue.Are you ready? Yes, sir,
here you go, Okay? ROBERTA. Flack originally saying this song then yes,

(54:06):
yes, yes, this is thesong. Oh boy, it's not
a street. It's another word forstreet, not have. But if you
if you drop uh yes, uhhuh, yes, yes, yes,

(54:27):
yes uh. They were at rockKlahoma and this is a song. We
play it a lot. One word. You have to do this to a
joint before you smoke it. Youbefore that, even when you make it.
What do you do? Yes?Okay? Uh huh? You said

(54:52):
roll? You said, uh huh, add to it, add to roll,
add two letters. And this isthe same group. Oh my gosh,
what else did they sing? Time? Time time time two is what
you got, Beth, hang onthe line. That could be good enough

(55:14):
for the win. Okay, sogood thank you. Good morning, you're
on the air. What is yourname? Good morning, you're on the
air. What is your name?Holy? Good morning, you're on the
air. What is your name?Steven? How are you today? Good
man? All right, buddy,we got to beat too. Are you

(55:35):
ready? I'm ready? Here wego. Uh, Canadian country singer.
And this is her song where shewas married to uh mutt Lane and she's
really tiny, Gimpy has a lovesher and this is their song about her
the boy she likes not big oncountry. Yeah, that's unfortunate. Um,

(56:08):
little one Miranda Lambert go earlier right? Yeah? And uh who named
this last name? Mark Twain?Yes, and her most famous song,
Uh, okay, okay, I'mgonna help you. Opposite of a girl

(56:30):
would be a boy, which nowsay the uh the other way to say
boy an adult boy? Man?Yes, and your belly button is an
audi or in any Yes, excellentjob. Right. Uh so this is

(56:52):
uh the song about they sang waterfalls. It is also it's an R and
B song. It's also this isa song about dudes and that suck.
Uh. Yes, excellent and thisis the uh oh time ran out and
it is a tie that means noone wins. I'm so sorry, man.

(57:15):
Excellent job though, dude. Allright, man, thank you all
you see you later. I'm sorry. It was the tie, so no
one won. All right, thankyou, I see you later, all
right. The one that I endedon, lindsay right here, No,
you have to do that. He'salready given clues for it. Was.

(57:36):
I tried. Uh, this wasa huge uh we are on this right
now. You're listening to KMOD throughyour blank and you are most likely sexually
blank with your partner. Two words, okay. I was like, I'm

(58:00):
trying to get the sexual thing.I didn't really get to give clues for
it. I said, a Geigercounter would tell you if this, it
tells you what if something is rightright? Nuclear waste would be yes,
Yeah, matcha dragons radio active Yeah, this one. Lindsey fred Durst is
the lead singer of this band.You couldn't even think of him. This

(58:22):
is the song about. Sometimes theslang is used when you're really high.
Sometimes the slang is used when you'reapproaching an individual. You have a beef
with shut your blanket face tonight,right? Isn't that the lyrical? That's
give me something to break, that'sbreak stuff. Yes, yeah, yeah,

(58:43):
yeah, yeah, you know you'llbe loving this. S right here,
A limp biscuit is right here.You can't do that, I know.
That's all you try to get around. Fred's Durst's band is right here.
Yeah, rolling, yeah, wouldbe that one. I don't know
if one song they played Rockklahoma andwe play it our good clues, right.

(59:06):
All I could think of is rollingrolling. That's all I can think
is the chorus. Yeah, uh, all right, the record now keeps
it the same, Lindsay and Istill tie with a still keeps you with
faue. We'll be back still.A Big Mad Morning Show returns next Tulsa's
Morning Show ninety seven KMOD, Goodmorning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show

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nine one eight four six oh kote. Let's see what Gimpie has in his
four x four all right out thereand what it says here that the Surgeon
General urges social media to include healthwarnings for kids. The US Surgeon General

(01:00:04):
is calling on social media to includehealth warnings for kids. It's an op
ed for The New York Times,doctor Vivic Murphy wrote that it's time to
require a warning label on social media. The Surgeon General said there's plenty of
evidence that social media is linked tosignificant mental health risks and young users.

(01:00:25):
Last year's office issued an advisory onsocial media's possible negative effects on teens,
calling social media companies to make surethey enforce minimum age requirements and prioritize safety.
Price smart, Yeah, price smartto do all that. Just scrap
it all, get rid of allof it. I'm good with that too.

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Excuse me. Boeing's CEO to testifybefore Senate. Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun
will testify before the Senate Committee today. I don't know why he turned southern
all of a sudden, but it'snot that's coming out, he said,
as expected to apologize for the company'srecent safety failures. The hearing before the

(01:01:07):
Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations comes after adoor plug blew off on a flight in
January, and then whistleblowers who haveraised the alarm over the aircraft's makers safety
issues, and prepared remarks released aheadof time. Calhoun apologizes full of failures,

(01:01:28):
including the two fatal crashers, buthe denies that the company has retalia
retaliated against employees who would have pulledback the curtain on cutting corners to meet
production jail. No, we didn'tkill them. I promise, I promise
you. We didn't kill those men. Wouldn't be amazing. He was like,
yeah, you know, listen,loose ends. You got a time

(01:01:49):
up. Now what else we gothere? The TikTok ban challenge to be
heard September sixteenth. Oh that's notsomething you do on TikTok okay no no,
no, no, no no.A law passed earlier this year calls
for the China based Bite Dance tosell the popular social media app by January
nineteenth or have it banned in theUS. Oral oral arguments on legal challenges

(01:02:12):
to the law will be heard onSeptember sixteenth. A group of TikTok creators
filed a lawsuit in May that looksto block the law. Byte Dance has
also filed a similar lawsuit. Andthen, lastly here, the Food Bank
of Eastern Oklahoma is raising money forSummer Meals program. The Food Bank of
Eastern Oklahoma starting their third week ofSummer Meals, a program made to serve

(01:02:34):
two hundred thousand meals to hungry kidsthis summer. The Food Bank has started
calling people as way to get morevolunteers and money, and the Food Bank
says the goal of the program isto make sure no Oklahoma kid goes hungry
this summer. All money raised throughphone calls and matching will go towards the
parts of making two hundred thousand mealshappen. The Dodgers will be without their

(01:03:09):
star shortstop for a large part ofthe summer. Los Angeles has placed Mooky
Bets on the injured list because ofa broken hand he suffered on Sunday.
Bets is expected to miss six toeight weeks after he was hit by a
fastball in the seventh inning of LA'sthree to nothing win over the Kansas City

(01:03:30):
Royals. The seven time All Staris batting at point three h four with
ten home runs and forty RBIs throughseventy two games this season. Yeah,
so eight weeks, so it couldbe late August, mid August before he's
back. Oh yeah, no bueno, No, not at all. And
there's your balls to the wall sports, I'm lindsay in ninety seven to five

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you listen around nine am. Allright, little listener Emails, I'll read
an email that was sent to usand then you guys get to help give
advice, and you could do ita couple of ways. Nine when eight
four six oh came out here,you can text BMMS and then whatever your
advice is to the phone number eighttwo nine four five. This email says,
I've been at this company for aboutten years. It's been great,

(01:05:21):
but it is and ever has beenmy dream job. I recently applied for
my dream job and they offered itto me. I don't want to put
my current boss in a bad situationby telling him right before he leaves for
a vacation, or ruin his vacationby giving a notice when he gets back.

(01:05:41):
What's the most professional way to handlethis? You're so sweet. Good
for you for getting a new job. Absolutely your dream job at that sure
very cool? Sure dream jobs likeour listeners awesome. Yesterday said it was
his dream job to go work ona race car team, and then he

(01:06:03):
found out that's only two hours ofthe twenty four right, right, And
sometimes you think it's a dream jobuntil you get in and you're like,
this is not very dreamy at all. Right, Right, But his boss
is going on vacation and he hasto give notice. Does he say it,
tell right before the boss leaves toruin his vacation or does he wait

(01:06:26):
till he gives back? But thenthat's kind of short notice. Oh that's
a fun thing. I mean,do you really even have to tell your
boss? Honestly? Do you.I mean, it's the right thing to
do, yes, but do youdo you really have to? I feel
like I mean, I've always beenraises, never burn bridges, never want

(01:06:46):
to burn bridges. But you cando everything right and burn a bridge.
Absolutely, that is also true.Also, who's to say this person wants
to come back to this job ifthe dream job doesn't pan out, you
know what I mean? Yeah,I've known people to leave a job they
thought they were doing everything right andthe employer felt so wronged that they were

(01:07:09):
How dare they leave after all theyhad done for them? Bridges burned?
Yeah, and he'd been there.Excuse me, he's been there for ten
years, he says, yeah,this particular Yeah, yeah, ten years
is a long time. It's probablygot a really good relationship with this boss.

(01:07:30):
Maybe. I mean, I'm assumingif he's afraid to ruin his vacation,
he feels that he's got he's thatclose with him that he thinks that
he's that important that he would ruinhis vacation if he told him he would
be leaving. It's a little crazyto think, right. I think some

(01:07:51):
people just don't want to be thebearer of bad news that might be it
like people just don't like breaking newsto people. Sure good relationship or not.
It's just like I don't want tosee this person upset or hurt or
whatever. So they're like, Idon't want to tell them, right,
right, I mean you should havethought of that, right for sure?

(01:08:15):
That is part of finding a newjob. Yeah, how'd you think it
was gonna play out? Right?Right? Because putting in a notice for
a job is sure nervous. There'salways nervousness there. Yeah. When I
quit that was working at a radiostation. They flipped format and they kept
everybody on and I think I've toldthe story before the air. And for

(01:08:39):
a while it was fine, andthen like seven days later, it just
I started coming in later, righteven earlier, stopped caring as much.
Oh, I don't even think Iwas caring, right, And I went
to lunch one day it was allI could do to go back to work,

(01:09:00):
and just went into my boss andwas like, I think I quit.
I think you think? What doyeah? You think? And he's
like, what are you talking about? And I was like, I just
it's probably best if I quit.He's like, you're not going to give
two weeks And I was like,why I'm not going to come in,
That's what kind of how I feelabout a two week's notice. They say,

(01:09:24):
it's it's professionals. The professionals thingto do to give your two weeks
notice. Why so you can bringsome other guy in so I can train
him to do my job, youknow, And a lot of those times
in those two week notices, atleast in my experience, you know,
the people are good and in itfor like a week, and then the
second week totally checked out, youknow, sometimes not even come in at

(01:09:46):
all. It's just like, oh, they're checked out immediately the moment they
give their notice. Absolutely, I'venever worked a radio job where I've given
two weeks and they expected me towork two weeks. It's usually you give
two weeks note in the minutes byesee that day. But that's different,
right, there's a different industry.Correct, you give two weeks, God

(01:10:08):
knows what you're gonna say, andthey're just protecting their assets absolutely right,
And they don't want you saying whereyou're going. So it's a little different.
Same with sales. If you're doingsales, they don't let you do
two weeks because they don't want youpoaching clients right. Uh. In all
the jobs that you've had, Gimpy, you are the most. You've probably

(01:10:30):
had the most jobs. I've hada lot. Yes, of all the
jobs you've had, and you workedsomeplace, did anybody ever go well,
yes, Frank is okay, Buthe didn't give two weeks at his last
job. No, nobody, nobody. I've never heard that. Yeah,
I've never heard someone. Now maybeeveryone does it. But even if you
don't give two weeks in your newplay, what how who finds out?

(01:10:56):
Only if you're going back right now? I think you're right, like you
should right. I thought we've beenin doctor into the like that's what you
have to do. I don't knowwho came up with that rule. You
have to give a two weeks noticean employer, and it just spread like
wildfire, one last control uh huhtext coming in If he's been there ten

(01:11:16):
years, his boss knows what kindof a dream job he's been looking for
and would be supportive, obviously disappointedto lose a good employee if he's a
good employee. Right, just becausehe's like that job doesn't mean he's a
good employee. I don't even knowif they called to verify anymore. But
if current boss was used as areference for the new job, he may
already have something know something's up ifhe got a call asking about you.

(01:11:41):
True, if he used him asa reference. Right, But I think
you'd be kind of foolish to useyour current unless the boss knows you're looking
right, right, I think you'dbe kind of foolish to put your current
boss on there. I don't thinkI've ever put currents employers on yeah,
past employers, and especially if it'sa good relationship, you know, because
not every job I've had a decentrelationship with, you know, the employers

(01:12:05):
or whatever. You know. Butif if I was working a job and
the manager I worked with was cooland we had a relationship, I totally
put him down. This text saysthis reasonable answer, Give your boss as
much notice as you can. He'llappreciate the most time to find and train
your replacement. Nuclear answer, there'sno going back. Nuke that bridge.
Don't even tell him, just stopshowing up. Well I have it now

(01:12:30):
that I'm thinking about the two weekthing. Well, he'd appreciate time to
find and train your replacement. Whatif your replacement already has a job and
they've got to give two weeks rightthen you're not going to be there to
train the new person. True,So what are we talking about exactly?
Uh, we own a heating andac company with someone. When someone gives

(01:12:51):
their two weeks notice, we letthem go right away. Don't want jobs
messed up. Yeah, companies willnot give you a two week notice if
they're going to let you go orfire you. One hundred percent, that's
so true. Statement, that's asurprise you get at the end of the
day. Hey. Sometimes sometimes yeah, sometimes I need to see you right

(01:13:11):
away this morning, and some andsometimes you are lucky if you get a
severance when they let you go.I have never gotten a severance at any
place that I've been let go from. That doesn't mean anything, but you
know, maybe it's just those jobsdidn't offer that sort of thing. But
yeah, well, I think there'ssome parameters for severances, Like if we're
going to fire you because not sayanywhere, but firing you because you're a

(01:13:32):
bad employee, you don't get aseverance, right firing you because the company's
ending or we're eliminating that department orsomething like that. Right, Severances usually
kind of fall in with that,Just tell them after the vacation. If
they really care about you, they'llbe fine. It's their job as a
boss to be prepared for people toquit. I've never gave a two week

(01:13:57):
notice, and I've gotten a coupleof those old jobs back with no issues.
Another one after ten years. He'swilling to leave. They don't pay
him enough to stay, right,He's clearly moving on for some reason.
Right. Uh. And I can'tthink of a time a company's ever given

(01:14:17):
a notice to an employee that we'regoing to fire you in two weeks.
It sounds insane that way, right, right, unless the company is shutting
down, right, like, hey, we're closing our doors. You're gonna
need to find something. I've seen, I've heard and seen of that happening.

(01:14:39):
That's I guess that's true, Butthat seems pretty rare. Yeah,
if they came here and they're like, all right, gimpy, you're out
in two weeks, well I'm justgonna go ahead and leave. No I'm
not coming back. Yeah. Absolutely. If they can't send a note out,
hey guys, we're shutting down Julyone, I'd be like bye,
right, because that means you don'thave enough money, which means you might

(01:15:00):
not even be able to pay meanyway. Right, what's the point?
Go ahead and start this party earlyand start looking for a new job now,
right, And if you're a goodemployee, regardless whether you gave two
weeks. Yeah, now I'm startingto question the whole two week thing all
together. Right, it makes nosense. I have never understood why you

(01:15:21):
have to give a two weeks notice. Movies, I guess, I guess.
I don't know where it came from, you know, I questioned it,
and you said an employer, AndI'm like, yeah, that makes
sense. But how to just spreadlike wildfire to make it the standard.
That's the standard of what you dowhen you leave a job. You have
to give them two weeks notice?Why do I have to give them two

(01:15:42):
weeks notices? Oh? So wecan get somebody else in here, Bitch,
it ain't my fault. That ain'tmy job to worry about. If
you get somebody else in here andto train them, that's a you problem.
So you go ahead, find somebodytrain them. I'm out deuces,
So just some quick finds. Itused to be that most employees provided at
least two weeks notice of their intentto leave, so their employers could have

(01:16:04):
time to prepare for their exit withoutincurring unnecessary costs and strain to their business.
That sounds okay, except if Iget sick and can't come in.
You figure it out, right.The practice of giving two weeks notice before
leaving a job as a professional courtesythat originated as a custom over time.

(01:16:25):
It's common among American workers and isso ingrained that many people believe it's legally
required. But it is not.No state or federal law requires employees to
give notice, and even an employeehandbook that states otherwise isn't legally binding.
Right, huh, So it's justsomething we've been told that we should do
because it's the proper it's they it'sjust a courtesy. Yeah, you courtesy

(01:16:51):
kiss mindquette exactly, just a courtesy. Yeah, that's a very bizarre thing
when you think about of company.Like when you're in a relationship, you
don't give a courtesy to anyone.I love it. Yeah, you're gonna
divorce your wife, Hey, justlet you know. You can be getting

(01:17:12):
papers in two weeks, right,I got two weeks to find your replacement
in two weeks I'm filing, right, Hey, you better find your replacement
because I'm you better make the movesnecessary because you can't do that in two
weeks in any situation. Well,you do give ultimatums, well not rational
human beings. Those never work.Uh to me, the idea of two

(01:17:36):
weeks, I have now been talkedout of it. Stex says at Walmart,
when they do layoffs, it's invitesto two rooms. One you keep
your job and one you don't.And you don't know which one it is.
Ah, So they're doing layoff peoplethat are like two conference rooms.

(01:17:58):
What do you pick? I don'tknow, right, this is all up
to you. Your fate is inyour hands. That definitely makes it.
Hey, you choose, right,you could have kept your job, but
you choose conference room three. Andare you in there going, Hey,
it's over, and you're hearing yippieand yaller and and the other one right,
because they're getting paid raises or whatever. Right, a pizza party.

(01:18:21):
Right. And that person said thatwas like a Walmart thing. Ah,
come on, it's a Walmart thing. I left a five week notice at
my last job and they still sayI'm not allowed back on the company property.
That happens too. See, wellover a month and that you can't

(01:18:43):
come You can't come back. We'reso scorned you can't come back. Well,
you know what after you, buddy, I don't want to come back
anyway. Just tell them after thevacation. If they really care about you,
they'll be fine. Oh yeah,we did that job as a boss.
Yeah, when your boss acts surprisedthat you're sick or you're taking vacation,
hey, you got to start questioningsome things like con they don't want

(01:19:04):
you taking vacation your compensation package.I know that I'm here all the time
and I'm very reliable, but god, dang it, I earn those days
I'm using them. A big company, Muscogee shut down suddenly. One day,
employee showed up to work, butthe gates were locked, and some
employees received an email that day thatthe company was shutting down. Yeah,

(01:19:28):
and I get that from like acompany standpoint. We don't want to go
ahead and tell people right now becausewell, it's going to cause a rift
in production, you know, orwe need to get as much or safe
done as possible, or safety orsomething like that. So as much as
it sucks to get that surprise.Hey, we're closing today is the last

(01:19:49):
day? I get it. No, I think that's fair to talk about
that. What's the other option?Hey, guys, we're closing, so
go home. What's the It's notcool the way they handle it, But
what are you supposed to do?What are they supposed to do? Well?
They should stand up there and beaccountable. What are you talking about?

(01:20:13):
Some person that they're going to putup there isn't the person making the
financial decision. They're going to putsome manager who's on salary to go up
there and have to hear you allgrip and grime at them right for something
they didn't do. Listenering mail.I've been at this company for about ten
years. It's been great, butit has never been my dream job.

(01:20:34):
I recently applied for my dream joband they have offered it to me.
I don't want to put my currentboss in a bad situation, but telling
him right before he leaves and ruininghis vacation, or by giving short notice
if I wait until he's back,what's the most professional way to handle this,
Lindsey, I think it's sweet thatyou don't want to ruin his vacation,
but chances are you're not going toruin his vacation. I'm sure he's

(01:20:56):
had people quit on him before.As a boss. He's hired to handle
those types of situations. So dowhat you got to do, and he
if you are that valued of anemployee, he might offer you more money
to stay and give you even moreto think about. So you can before

(01:21:20):
or after his vacation. It's reallynot going to matter. You just tell
him whenever you feel most comfortable.If the new job has given you a
timeline of a start date, thenyou know, I say, the sooner
the better you let your boss knowand don't worry about his vacation. Gimbi,

(01:21:41):
I'll say, don't tell him atall, ef it. You don't
have to. We've just we've discoveredit's not legal. You don't have to,
you're not going to go to jailfor it, and you're moving to
another job, which is your dreamjob. So if it was me by
have a nice day, I wouldn'teven mess with it. If you want

(01:22:01):
to be a giant vagina or youfeel like you have to be, you
know this is the right thing todo, and you don't want to hurt
your bosses. Feeling, go toHR. Then go to HR department,
talk to Sally, let her know, Hey, I'm out at the end
of this week or whatever your twoweeks and the boss won't even have to
deal with it until he comes backbecause the HR Department's going to take care

(01:22:23):
of it. So I say,don't even mess with it, go quit
and go enjoy your new dream job. I think overall, I can't.
I don't know if you should,like as a blanket statement, I don't
know if they should all be handledthe same. If you work for like
a duo, it's you and thisguy and he's he hasn't taken a vacation
in ten years, and he's finallyplanned it, and now you're about to

(01:22:45):
quit when he goes that. Ican see how that that maybe reevaluate,
right, But you think kind ofbig of yourself that you are going to
ruin his vacation, right, likehe's not gonna be able to enjoy his
vacation. The only way that evenmakes sense to me is if you're the
guy who's supposed to take care ofall his stuff while he's gone, right,

(01:23:08):
And even then it'll be all right. Man. I just I can't
enjoy the beach. This mohito justtastes bitter. And it's all because of
f and Frank left while I wason vacancy. So I was going this
Friday, I was getting I wasgetting my stuff. I was going out
the door, and Frank's like,hey, hey, can you have a

(01:23:30):
minute. Son of a bitch toldme he's quitting give me his two weeks.
I'm gonna be gone a week.So and it's like going to leave
me a week to find out areplacement. He got his dream job.
Can you believe that, the sonof a bitch, he worked here ten
years? What do you think wemade him who he is? Right?
You would be nobody if it wasn't. Do you have any pizza parties?

(01:23:51):
We gave to show her gratitude.He got a turkey last year. We
let him have that parking spot fora month. Just spit in our face.
' great. Just an the kidstoday, no respect. I'd tell
you gotta take a break. We'llbe back. Tulsa's Morning show continues next

(01:24:14):
with The Big Man Morning Show onTulsa's rock station ninety seven five KMOD.
Good morning, It's the Big ManMorning Show. Nine one eight four six
oh. Kmod can also text BMMSand then what you want to say to

(01:24:40):
eight two nine four five listen toemails. You can always email us show
at kmod dot com. This emailsays, I graduated five years ago,
and I'd be lying if I saidthat I wasn't struggling chugging my work,
personal projects and social life without feelingoverwhelmed. How do you, guys,
effectively prioritize and manage your day withall the stuff going on? Do you

(01:25:01):
have any tricks to find the balanceand still do all the things you want
to do without burning out? It'sfunny, Welcome to life. Prioritize.

(01:25:21):
Why did you gasp, lindsay,because I'm tired all the time, Like
burnout is a real thing. SoI live for the weekends so I can
just catch up on some sleep.But that never happens because you always got
something going on through the kids.Absolutely, it is true. And then

(01:25:42):
and one of them today is startingpiano lessons. It's another thing. But
she's not doing it right. ButI'll be there for it, you know,
right, She still got to takethem to the piano lessons. No,
actually they do come to the House'sso great. I don't know what
you're talking about. You have anotherthing you got to do. Never mind,
man, I didn't know that.I thought you had to take them
somewhere. Yeah, but it isone more thing to add to the schedule

(01:26:05):
to make sure you know that don'tforget be home by you know. Uh
yeah. Calendars definitely handy and makingsure not only is it in my phone,
but we always have to We're oldschool around my house, so we
have to have the calendar on thefridge to make sure everyone sees it.

(01:26:29):
That is so handy and I mustquite the invention. Yeah. Absolutely,
If only they had one, theycould put it like in your hand,
right, then you can access anything. Yeah, and you could all sink
it and you could all see thesame one. Would that be convenient?
Uh huh definitely. Uh yeah,this is this is an easy email as

(01:26:54):
far as I'm concerned, there Ican help this person. I figured if
anybody could help them, you couldbe the one. You seem pretty organized
with your with your life and devout. Thank you. That might be the
nicest thing you've ever said to me. Lord knows, I'm the wrong one
to look for advice on this one. I don't know if that's true.

(01:27:15):
I don't know if that's fairy.I get it done, don't I?
Yeah? What what what does organizedmean? Right? Exactly? It's arbitrary.
You know. Just because I don'torganize the way you organize doesn't mean
I'm not organized. I just Idon't know what organized means in that regard.
Right. To imply that you don'thave stuff organized is not accurate,
right, right, right, everybody'sdifferent to because you feel like you have

(01:27:41):
more debt than I do, thatthat means that I'm more organized, or
vice versa. That that makes nosense. Some people need to use calendars
and events, right, stuff likethat, and some people can manage it
in their head, you know,and keep their stuff straight, and some
people just you know, it iswhat it is. I know, the
important thing and anything else that happensis all right, Dan, Yeah,

(01:28:04):
to me, the organized part isin it. I think there's something else
being said in this email. Whatdo you mean I think they're not happy
with their life? Yes? Well, yeah, because they're you know,
they just graduated, they're struggling probablyfinancially, they want to keep up their
social life. You know, let'slet's just look at the just graduated five

(01:28:25):
years ago, graduated what high school? Graduate with college. So you're looking
at somebody in their mid twenties,maybe early thirties, right, well,
yeah, that's tough life right there. I don't know anybody in their mid
twenties early thirties unless you're like alike a trust fund baby or something like
that, that is living comfortably.Okay. I think that's just natural for

(01:28:50):
people that age. I don't thinkyou have to live comfortably to be a
trust from kid to or silver spoonto be to live for right, manage
your own stuff the right way.I don't The feeling of I wish I
had money to do something will nevergo away, oh for sure. For
sure. The percentage of people thatget to a blowable income very small.

(01:29:14):
Yeah. Well, let's just saythey just got out of high school,
just graduated high school, you know, and they're still kind of in that
mentality, you know, still wantto be that high school kid, go
out and have fun, do thesocial life. But at the same time,
I've got to be responsible now becauseI'm becoming an adult, you know,
and there's there's things that need tobe taken care of, you know.
So it's a very tough balance.There, Well, do you want

(01:29:35):
to party or do you want tohave your rest together? That's a tough
one. Figuring it out both ofthem. That's the magic right now?
Right burned out? I mean Idon't know anybody that doesn't get burned out
for real. Learning how to throttlethings is not an easy task, right,

(01:29:56):
whether it's working out, partying,hanging out with friends, right work,
Learning how to throttle those things isnot That is something you do for
life. That is not something youget to right. You just figure it
out. Tex says, life isn'ta TV show. We've grown ups don't
go out all the time, barelyat all. The truck is to the

(01:30:19):
trick. Trick is to buckle downand focus on your job or family now
and build a life you want.It's hard work, true, But you
can't say that we got grown upsdon't go out all the time, because
I do know grownups that go outall the time and still manage to work
and still managed to pay their bills. It's still managed to you know,
live life normally. But what's normal? Yeah, maybe normally? Right?

(01:30:45):
They the people that like you're describing, they've prioritized some things, right,
and they've prioritized going out right,and I'm sure there's there was struggles getting
to that point in their life.It's always something. Washer goes down,
tire goo's slat, pipes leak,It's always something. It isn't always something.

(01:31:06):
It's called life. Yeah, dealwith Yeah, there's always going to
be another thing to deal with.One minute, your refrigerator's leaking, the
next you got fruitflies. That's right, never goes away. There's always something.
Listener email says, I graduated fiveyears ago, and I'd be lying
if I said that I wasn't struggling, jruggling with my work, personal projects,

(01:31:27):
social life without feeling overwhelmed. Howdo you guys effectively prioritize and manage
your tasks throughout the day. Doyou have any tricks to find balance and
still do all the things you wantto do without burning out? Lindsay,
No, I have no tricks.Really, I do burn out. I
wish I wish I had. Imean, I have a village of friends
that I've made that I've make familybecause I don't have family here in Oklahoma.

(01:31:53):
I wish my mom would move hereand help me, you know,
be there with for my kids.And it would be great. Well,
being there for your kids. You'remixing those two things. Being there for
their kids and to help you aretwo completely different things. Being an active
role in your kid's life is notthe same as helping you. Yeah,

(01:32:14):
it goes hand in hand. Thoughno it doesn't. It's not her job
to help you. It would,it would go hand in hand because by
helping me, it would be activein my life. Yeah, you're masking.
You're masking the help to bait herinto being around kids. Not you.
We're talking about Royal U. We'rejust using your example, right,
But she would be around them,then that would be a huge help to

(01:32:38):
me because I would have someone totake to practices or you know what I
mean, help with that kind ofstuff. But either way, it's adulting,
man, and it is tough,and you're just gonna have to find
something that works for you. Ifit means partying less or socializing less just
to get a few more winks in, then do it. Then that's what

(01:33:00):
it's gonna take. It's adulting andsometimes it sucks, but that's what vacations
are for. Gimme. I thinkthis text message has a lot to say
with it. Here at least inmy answer anyway. Reasonable answer, Welcome
to adulthood. Most of life isscheduling and you get used to it.
Nuclear answer, welcome to adulthood.One of the pluses to adulthood is the

(01:33:21):
ability to say, effort, tomorrowcan deal with that. And that's where
my answer lies. Effort. Youcan put it off until tomorrow. You
could put off whatever you think itis. That it's more not everything has
to be crammed into one day.Take care of the important stuff, go

(01:33:42):
to work, eat your dinner,two most important thanks, okay, anything
else, going out with your friends, your social life can wait until tomorrow.
The projects that you say that youhave can wait until tomorrow. You
don't have to have projects. You'rethe one who's making yourself so busy and

(01:34:04):
overloading yourself. That's a you thing, bro. You shouldn't. You don't
have to do that. The funthing about projects, unless it's for work
and there's a deadline attached to it, is you can take as long as
you want. When I hear thisperson say projects, I'm thinking we're rebuilding
a nineteen sixty eight camaro. Yousee what I'm saying, So that can

(01:34:28):
take time. Unless you're going toa car show and it needs to be
fixed tomorrow. So put it off. Man, Do the important things,
go to work, eat your dinner. Anything else can wait. Austin Kleon
says, family work scene pick two. You can't have all three. And

(01:34:50):
when you say yes to something,you're saying no to a bunch of other
stuff. And I agree with Gimpi. You're making this problem. If you're
someone who complains that you don't havetime, quit saying yes to things.
Right. I don't know where wegot into this thing where like our kids
have to do so many things somethingit drives me so insane. There doesn't

(01:35:16):
have to be something every day,right, They don't have to be in
track and in football and then competitivesoccer and uh when you get to be
a kid, right, you're like, well they just sit around and playing
the people. Yeah, because youhave them running around like crazy all the
other time, that's insanity. That'sI think you've got to learn to say

(01:35:39):
no. Someone text and said,boundaries are a good thing. Yes,
it's okay to learn boundaries. That'sprobably the best trick, right, not
just with that, but with friendsand family and work. It's okay to
have a boundary. With work.When you take a job with the place,
they're not getting free access to youtwenty four to seven all the time,

(01:36:01):
right right, some employers get pissed. Okay, you did an into
That email is sent at five thirtyat night, six thirty. Sorry,
bro, I'm here from X toY. We get that here. People
like I sent an email at threeI didn't hear from you. Uh huh.
I don't know what to tell you. It'll be there in the morning.
I'm laying down in bed right tryingto go to sleep, and I
hear my phone. I used tobe the guy that just rolled right over

(01:36:28):
and look at it and see what'sgoing on? What is this? And
now I'm at the it'll be theretomorrow. Oh, I just silent it.
It'll be there when I wake up. It is fine. Yeah,
And anybody who text messages me ateleven thirty at night, god damn it
knows I'm asleep already, so it'snot messaging me. Yeah, I just
silent it because you're not gonna I'mnot a slave to this job. I'm
not a slave to my friends,my family. That's a little different.

(01:36:51):
But like, I don't know,I just think people take too much on
instead of just saying no, youdon't have to do so many things.
What's important to you? Make thatthe thing. If works important to you,
then that should be everything should sacrificefor that. If going out it's
the thing, everything else should sacrificefor that. If family is the thing,

(01:37:14):
everything else shou should sacrifice for that. Right, that's the trick,
I guess. But you got topick two. Man. You can't be
a part of all those things andthink they're going to be great. And
as far as vacation goes, you'rethen just taking on a temporary life.
That's a fun thing about vacations,man, And I've said it all the
time. Vacations are great. You'reout for a week, you get to
relax and inline all those god dangproblems that you've got are still there waiting

(01:37:40):
for you when you come. Yougot to figure the life out here now,
not for when you're on vacation.You want a vacation life. Figure
out a vacation life here, notfor the three five, four days,
six nights, whatever it is thatyou have to pay for. Wild all
right, we got to take abreak. We'll be back TILSA This Morning
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I saw this question online. Thinkit's a pretty good one. What's
your comfort television show? Oh,that is a good one. What's your

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I'll go first since I saw itahead of time, and maybe this is
part of the secret to managing burnout. But I like any like lake Front
Bargain Hunt or Beach Bargain Hunt,or any home cooking show right now the
Summer Cooking Bakeoff show. I don'tknow why it's not good. It's not

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good. I'm not recommending it.Yeah, you can watch now. Yeah,
I'm like, can you she usedegg or and then to make it?
Yeah, it's ridiculous. I liketrash TV, like the either the
Dramas or the Love Islands, butthat's total trash. That's your comfort tea.
Yeah, m yes, because Ican just pour myself and drink sit

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down. Or I even like towatch it while I'm cooking dinner. It's
just I can't do that. Icannot watch the show while i'm cooking.
I can. I need to focuson cooking, right, right, That's
how you end up burning your biscuitsin the background. So I can listen
to it while I'm cooking. It'svery easy, simple. Well, you're

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clearly more intelligent to me because Icannot GIMPI. I want to say,
The Wars that's one. I'm likeStorage Wars stuff like that, right,
Pond Stars is another one that Ireally like. You know, I'll sit
back and just watch those my comfortshow. I guess. Yeah, it's
the on Storage Wars. Is theone guy that always wants yep on their

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Yes. Yes, I don't thinkthat that show is still a thing now,
but when they do show it,I mean because he was off for
a little while because he was toomuch of a pain in the ass,
but then he came back because theyrealized how much the show needed him.
Well, yeah, he contributed towhatever. Yeah, to tell the Truth
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What's one thing you wish more peopleknew? Lindsey Hmm, I don't
know nothing. He's interesting. Morelife hacks, I guess and shared them.
Okay, yeah, like how toget rid of fruit flies? The
quickest, fastest solution. You know, sometimes they're not fast solutions. I

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know it, gimbi, you know, the first initial thought was common sense,
but that'll ever happen. But growingyour own, growing your own anything,
not just not just weed, man, but growing your own vegetables,
you know, stuff like that,so you can have your own you don't,

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you know, don't have to relyon you know, a store for
it. You know. I thinkthat I think more people would be better
off if they knew how to garden, probably how a four way stop works,
and who arrived first and say thatwould I think if more people knew

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how that worked? Tell me,what help my stress level dramatically? Right?
Just because you want to be anice person in wave on, that's
kind of dangerous. Did the Camod digital feed go away? I don't
know what that means? I don'tanythink is that like on the iHeartRadio app?

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I don't know because it should beworking. It could mean many things.
There's digital. It was a prettybroad stroke. Yeah. Do you
have a worst restaurant story, LindseyWell the Yeah. When Molly's Landing was

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open, we had heard so manygood things about it, so Kevin and
I went there on our anniversary oneyear and we thought it sucked. The
food we had ordered something blackened andit wasn't blackened, it was just covered
in pepper and it was awful.And the place wasn't that busy. It

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was a week night when we hadgone, and it wasn't very busy.
But the service sucked. And wenoticed that a few tables around us,
as people were getting up and leaving, the tables being cleared were being bussed
and their dishes were being set ina bust tub on a table next to
us. So we were surrounded bydirty bus tubs full of dishes while we're

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eating. Our server didn't come andtake away plates. They would bring food
and leave the dirty dishes from likethe appetizers something. It was just really
bad the whole experience. And itwas expensive and that why did people talk
so great about this place? Soand it burned down? If I'm not

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mistaken, is that why it closed? That? How it? Typically when
something burns down, they closed it, but it did. I'm asking did
it burn down? I believe so, Okay, I'm it's not missed.
Gimbi. I guess the worst onethat I've ever had. I went to
a steakhouse that is not from Texas, and uh found a hair in my

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tatter. Ew Yeah, the guyis on a date when a Valentine's Day
or some jive like that. Youknow, two steak dinners, baked potatoes,
salad, blah blah blah, founda hair in matato. And I
was kind of, well, that'sdisgusting because here's the thing. It's not

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like it's not like it was ontop when I found the tat or found
the hair matator. It was inmy mouth. So you know, you're
pulling out somebody's long strand of grayhair and you feel it tickle coming out
of your mouth, and it's justlike, Okay, that's disgusting, totally
lost my appetite, but I did. I did get two steak dinners for

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the price of one, though,So there was that silver lining silver kind
of like the hair that I foundin my tat. Did that fix it
for you? Like? Would yougo back? Oh? I never went
back to that place after that,So I didn't fix it. No,
it didn't fix it at all.Is there anything they could have done to
fix it? Oh no, no, no, no no no no no
no no no no, no,no, no, no, not at
all. I mean they tried bygiving, you know, comping my meal.

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Yeah, that had the hair init, but I'm like, I'm
not messing with that again. Andthe steak was subpar anyway. You know,
It's just I'm good. Here's ahot take. Most stick are steaks
are subpar. Yeah. I likethe Roadhouse, though they seem to be
doing all right. I've only hadone issue there once, and I was
like, I order I liked myyou know, rare to medium rare,
and it came out well, andI was I took my son out for

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his birthday or something like that,and uh, I got it. I
cut it open and I'm like,this is not what I asked for.
This is not cooked the way thatI wanted it to. And they're like,
I'm so sorry. Can I bringyou out another one to make up
for it? And I said,you want me to take a chance on
you screwing it up again, I'mgood and I'll just go ahead and eat

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it the way that it is.But thanks. Anyway. There was this
pizza place in Oaso and we wentto go try it and the the menu
had caso on it, chips andQueso had a pizza place and it was
Guda, like straight guda, whichis fine, but Guda's a pretty pungent

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It's got a bite to it alittle bit. So that was weird.
And then they said they specialized inNeapolitan pizza and it was black all the
way around, and I was like, this isn't Neapolitan. It's this isn't
it's burnt. And the guy,the owner came out and he was like,
I'm from there, this is howit is. I'm like, you're
whiter than me. So they makea pizza with chocolate vanilla and strawberry.

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Yeah, no, damn it andthen they closed like a few months later,
And it was in that thing thatI was like, man, somebody
convinced a bank this is my dream. I know what I'm doing and went
all in. So what is aNeapolitan pizza? This is leopard on the

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outside. Okay, that may bein his neck of the woods. That
is what they consider. No,you know that doesn't when you open a
restaurant for the masses, you can'tgo with your thing right And if you
just open and people are like,hey, you baby might be ugly,
you should think about going. Okay, you know what. I want this

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to be good because people have baddays. But to be like, now
you're wrong, Okay, we knowa guy that probably what we know a
guy that does that? Who Mike. If you're not satisfied, Oh,
I'm not trying to make this commercialright right? Uh? Will you know

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anything you want to talk about?Bring up something new, go back to
something Mary bank Kill, Sputter's TexasRoadhouse or Logan's Oof. I don't know
if you're already, so I don'tknow if you are ready to get your
feelers hurt. But I'm not sureof the last time I've ever eaten at

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Logans. I'm not sure the lasttime I've been there. It's been a
minute. So I'm gonna go aheadand kill Logans. I'll bang a Texas
Roadhouse because, like Gimpy does,he's had a few times where it's not
been right. I do love mesome Sputters, so I'm gonna marry Sputters.
Gimby Uh, Logans is totally deadto me. That's where you get

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hair in your taters. Yeah,I called you out, bitch. E
Hell, I am married to TexasRoadhouse. I really am. That is
my go to place when I gonnago out and have a steak somewhere.
That is where I go no matterwhat. It's constantly busy and sometimes you
have to wait for an hour,but whatever, I'm okay with that.

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And honestly, I've never been toSputters, So I guess I'm just gonna
I'm gonna bang that dirty whore becauseI'm not ready for a commitment on that.
I barely know you. I mean, I've just heard about you around
the block. I haven't experienced youyet, So let me dip into it
and then maybe maybe we can youknow, further this relationship. But as

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it stands at Texas Roadhouse. That'sthat's my bitch right there. These are
all mid at best. All right, mister, they're all mid. If
you're in high school and you're tryingto you can only you're paying for your
own prom dinner. Sure, they'reall mid. I don't know. There's

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nothing that one does better than theother, minus maybe a hair, right,
But to play the game, Iwill. I'll get in line with
Gimpy, so I'll kill Logans,I will bang Texas Roadhouse. And because
it's a Tulsa thing, I willmarry Sputters. Uh Gimpy as the soul

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dog owner on the show. Fornow, do you buy your dog's name
brand or name brand or generic food? Just picked up pure Purina Purina pro
for ankle biders, and I couldbuy boneless skinless cheaper, get off my

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lawn? All right? Give youwhat is it? Do you buy generic
dog food or name brand for yourdogs? I guess it's yeah, it's
I guess it's name brand because Iget them Purina. I don't go with
Old Roy. I made that mistakeone time. Oh God, talk about
the mess old Roy. Oh boy, it is terrible. But I don't

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go out and buy that fancy assdog food that cost you like seventy dollars
for you know, a thirty poundsbag. That's just ridiculous, you know,
or that stuff that you keep inthe freezer, you know, not
the bill jack, but I'm sureyou've seen the commercials for it. You
keep a refrigerator or whatever, andit's you like to eat fresh? Don't

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you think your dog should eat fresh? No? Their dogs, Shut the
f up, you know, so, I guess name brand. Would you
rather eat a sandwich with soggy breador walk around in soggy socks? Lindsey?
They're both pretty awful, but Iguess uh, wearing soggy socks eating

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soggy bread is the absolute worst.It is terrible to get stuck in your
teeth so easily too, and thatis a horrible feeling as well. At
least wearing soggy socks it might feela little it would be a little bit
cool, I guess in this hotweather there, okayk Kimpy, Yeah,

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I'm walking around in soggy socks.Eating soggy biscuits is the worst. I
don't know, there, I don'tlike a soggy sandwich. But when you
eat hot beef sandwich, right andit comes on the plate, it's covered
in gravy and the bread, biscuitsand gravy, all that's good. See

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and I feel you, but potpie is good. Like to me,
It's like that time you accidentally spilledkool aid or water on your blowing sandwich,
right and you're like, well,I gotta eat it anyway. That's
that's the sogginess that I'm talking about. I get what you mean. Biscuits
and grapes good. You know,A French with the a you know what
I mean. Yeah, that's good. French dip. French dip. Yeah,

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that's good stuff. That's not bad, you know, because it's got
some flavor in it. I'm justthinking of like you don't like on the
hot dog any contest where they diptheir hot dogs and water. Yeah,
but you're not gonna eat a Frenchdip on a plain sandwich bread either.
You're gonna have it on a roll. Well, no, you're not going
to get a taco on bread either. There's certain breads that go with certain

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sandwiches exactly, So I think whenthey're talking about on soggy bread it's gonna
be like sandwiches bread, right,But a French dip is made with bread,
right, it's a French roll,or it's still bread, but it's
still bread. That's my point isthat there is many different differentiations of soggy
bread. There's only one soggy sock. There's no out on the soccer world.

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There's an out in the soggy sandwichworld. So I'm going with soggy
sandwich and hopes it lands on Frenchdip. I'm good. What non lethal
maniacal superpower would you want to have? Oh that's awesome. What non lethal

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maniacal superpower would you want to have? Lindsay being able to feel you for
it whenever I want in a badmood. Just no drugs needed, like
orgasmic, Like give somebody organs.You have to power you unleash, not
something you get right right, right, So, like you're sitting minding your

(01:57:15):
business and you've got the ability tomake ORBN organism that it would be awesome.
You're watching the presidential debate and thenall of a sudden, trying to
get through dead ass or fake news. I'm like, no, she wants
to do it during a president whenI'm watching a presidential debate, No,

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the president's doing the debate. Makethem have an orgasm during their debate,
okay, gimbi uh the ability totell a kinetically make people violently crap their
pants, it's a good Yeah.Yeah, I don't have to say nothing.

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I just think, and you violentlycrab your pants, violently slippery hands,
so anytime they go to pick upsomething, they just can't. It's
like a bar soap of the shower. Huh. Yeah, but it's like
you know, with your dinner,try to grab her handburgers right, holding

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hands, that's a good one.Picking up their newborn baby. Oh god,
well that would be non non lethal. Lindsay, Come on, I
like this question a lot. Ina small venue where you're close to the
stage, would you rather see amagic show or a stand up show?

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Would you rather in a small venuesee a magic show or a stand up
comedy show? Lindsay, it's agreat question because I prefer seeing stand up
in small venues. I prefer seeingstand up pos Okay, in small venues.
A magic show you'd want to beup close to, I feel like,

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because then you think you'd be ableto figure it out. If you're
up close, I'll go with themagic show because I feel like if you're
far away, you're just not gonnayou're gonna lose interest. Oh okay,

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yeah, gimbi. I've never beena fan of magic shows or magicians or
anything like that. So and I'vealways been a fan of stand up no
matter what. I love to laugh. And I think people who don't like
to laugh and don't like comedies andstand up and stuff like that, or
psychopaths. So I'm choosing a standup. Uh. I'm not picking comedy

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because I don't want to be onthe radar. They always pick somebody in
the first couple of rows. That'strue. Uh, So I'm gonna pick
magic just because magic's awesome. Andanybody who doesn't like magic and make believe
is a psychopath probably don't like Lemon. We gotta take a break. We'll
be back. If you're listening toThe Big Man Morning Show, this is

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Tulsa's morning show km Olton Good Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning shown N
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A two nine four five. Ilike to do this little thing where we
go that's wild. And so I'llread a couple of stories and you can
be like, oh, that's that'swild, all right. Bill Belichick's new
girlfriend is twenty four years old.Now that is wild. Is that's a

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forty eight year difference for those thatare keeping track? Is she blind?
Is she? What do you meanLindsay's I mean his wallet might be attractive,
but he is not. Plenty ofbeautiful women get with ugly men.
Look at me, So it's nothow he looks means nothing. Former cheerleader

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Jordan Hudson. Yeah, yeah,she's fine. She's not hideous. No,
she's hot. Yeah, she's she'spretty. Can you just imagine that
fat, fat man wailing on topof you? No? I sure can't.

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Yeah, it's wild, right yeah. Florida plastic surgeons suspected in wife's
death refused to call nine one oneas she seized on his operating table.
Wow, wild, let's sail itagain. Florida plastic surgeon suspected in his
wife's death refuse used to call nineone one as she seized on his operating

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table. Oh, he was lookingfor a way out, and he's like,
this is my chants. He wasperforming cosmetic procedures on her and allegedly
refused to dial nine one one fornearly twenty minutes as she died on the
operating table. Well, I mean, he's a doctor. He's a plastic
surgeon, right, but it feelslike even a plastic surgeon still a doctor.

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So as a dentist surgeon, soas a dentist. Right. He
turned himself into authorities after a warrantwas issued by a judge charging him with
second degree felony homicide manslaughter by aculpable negligence for the death of his wife.
First responders were called to restore plasticsurgery for a medical emergency and found

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her suffering from cardiac arrest. Shewas rushed to the local hospital for medical
treatment, but was later put onlife support for a week before her death.
Law enforcement began the investigation in conjunctionwith the Medical Examiner's office and the
State Attorney's office, which allowed detectivesto request a warrant for his arrest.
In order of emergency, restriction forthe plastic surgeon's medical license was filed so

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he can't do anything. The documentrevealed that his wife was scheduled to undergo
miniature muscle policashane pleaction, abdominal scarrevision by lateral arm, liposuction, lip
injections, and ear adjustment procedures onthe day she went into cardiac arrest.
That sounds like a lot on theOn the morning of the surgery, Hillary

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is his wife's name, who hasno formal medical training, performed, prepared
her own IV bags, and ingesteda handful of multicolored pills, which included
valume for the procedure. That's wild, That's not wild. A lot of
people take medicine before do medical formedher own IV and all with no medical

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training. Maybe she's a former junkieshe knows how to hit them banes,
or she's the wife of them.As a doctor who thinks he knows all
and does all, like he savedsomeone from death and then gave him big
lips. I saw the picture ofher, uh, and she went into

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the operating room. He administered.He administered the anesthesia and was able to
verify what his wife took. Withoutbeing able to verify what his wife took,
he also failed to record what medicationand dosage she administered during the procedure.
Wild. Yeah, but y'all didn'tknow they'd do that. Huh No.
He then allowed his wife to sutureher own skin after the initial scar

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revision searcher. Oh god, gotto cut back cost somehow. As her
husband began the second procedure of liposuctionon her arm, she became restless and
her feet began twitching. She statedthat her vision started to blur and she
told him that she saw orange.After a short break, he moved on

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to her lip injections, despite hiswife showing signs of litocane toxicity. Oh
wow, she continued. He continuedinjecting letocane when she became unresponsive and began
to have a seizure over the nextten to twenty minutes, a medical assistant
asked if they should call nine toone one, and he said no or

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wait. The assistant was scared anda new employee as a new employee,
so she did as she was instructed. Instead of calling for a medical emergency
care for his wife, he shoutedat his staff staff, demanding to know
what medication she took. Ten totwenty minutes later, after his wife suffered

(02:06:00):
the seizure, he finally asked anassistant to call nine one one. She
was taken to the hospital where shespent a week in a coma before she
died. Wow. Cause of deathwas later determined to be complications following letokine
toxicity. The board said he wascareless and hap hazard. I love that
word hap hazard. You don't seeit's a word that's not far enough to

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sound crazy and mean, but totallythat's what it means. And found that
his blatant authorization of unlicensed activity indicatedhe has poor judgment and cannot be trusted
to ensure that his patients receive appropriatecare. The level of disregard by doctor
Brown paid to patient safety, evenwhen the patient was his wife, indicates

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doctor Brown is unwilling or incapable ofproviding appropriate level of care to future patients.
Wow, that is quite the statement. And first you're reading, you're
like, oh, well, he'sbeing he wanted her dad. Oh,
he didn't know what he was doing, and he pumped her up with too
much lightercane. Yeah, which,okay, Yeah, I can see how

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they use that as a numbing agentwhen you're doing some kind of procedures or
whatever. But I think the momentthat she her legs got restless and she
started twitching is the moment that youknow he probably should stop. I've never
I've never been into a surgery.I've been asleep, so I don't know,
Like, is twitching normal. Idon't know that is true, and

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I don't know many anesthesiologists to findout, you know, so maybe it
is normal. But still I wouldthink in my non plastic surgery degree,
you have in mind that this bitchesttuition and we need to stop. I
mean, twitching in general should beassigned to stop anything. Yes, feels
like that's a good rule of thumb. Right, here's my last one for

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the that's wild. Penn State footballcoach Jerry Sandusky still maintains his innocent wife
ends by his side. Wow,wow, it's crazy. How long that
was? What? Twenty twelve thirteen? Something like that he got popped for.

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It was twenty twelve. Yes,forty five counts of child sexual abuse,
ranging from grooming to violent attacks.So how many would it take for
her to not believe him? Notforty five? Right? Quote. I

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never ever, in my life,ever thought about molesting anybody, Sandsky told
The Daily Mail. I was accusedof a heinous crime which I've never committed.
My wife was my only partner insex, and that was after marriage.
Sandusky believes he was wrongfully convicted byinconsistent, perjured testimony and claims his

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victims were coached and led by lawenforcement and therapists to lie, suggesting that
the victims were incentivized by money.As nobody came forward on their own.
That doesn't mean anything, right,that's regardless of how they came forward.
Yeah, he says he feels thetechnique, which uses hypnosis to recover repressed

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memories, would not stand up ina courtroom today and that the original jury
should have heard more testimony about it. Quote. We now have evidence that
there were repressed memory therapy, andwe have an expert who's willing to testify
about how to analyze what happened.Their stories changed. The point is that
every last one changed. If that'strue, every single one of the forty

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five cases, stories are now differentor they changed over time. Should he
be let go if their stories changed, or maybe a new trial, he
should be tried again. Yeah,but their stories were inconsistent. It's hard

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to believe this is even a conversationwe're having, But like it's wild.
It's a wild story. I'm notsaying he's innocent. I'm saying that when
somebody's story is inconsistent, typically theyare not a good juror they're not somebody
that is a good witness. Right, But what if they were coerced to

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change their story? And sometimes,like he's saying, they were coerced to,
you know, say that they thathe did these things right, and
sometimes victims will block stuff out.Forty five of them, I mean,
these were young children we're talking about. No, I'm not defending him.
I'm trying to have this with aneutral vision. Kind of sounds like,

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no, we can't have the argumentof like Deshaun Watson that forty five of
them. Come on, but nowforty five whether all their stories changed,
We're like, oh, well,then, well that's different because it inviews
such a heinous crime. It's abizarre, wild story. I might lose

(02:11:15):
my mind if he goes free,yeah, because that if he's right,
if he's right that he they framedhim. We got to look back at
everything that's ever happened in the justicesystem. Then, I mean, it's
not uncommon for the wrong person togo to jail, But these are forty

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five separate accounts. That's so wildthat's crazy to think about. Yeah,
piece of crime. All right,we got to take a break. We'll
be back to Tulsa's Morning Show.Is coming right back to the Big Man
Morning Show, Tulsa's rock station.Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning

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Show. Time to find out whateverybody learn. We'll start with Lindsay.
Lindsay, what'd you learn today?I learned that the man who gave us
Huckleberry Finn also gave us the quickrelease for cleavage. And the only fresh
food Gimpies feeding his dogs are theleftovers he brings home from Logans Gimpy.
What'd you learn today? Hey,Budy, I won't even give my dogs

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leftover food, because why it's amess that I don't want to have to
deal with changing their diet. Ruinsthings true. I learned that learning to
say f it will get you foreignlife. And I also learned that next
time you're having trouble getting your oldladies hooters out, you can blame mister
Klaang. I learned Lindsay burned downMolly's landing. And I also learned that

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she's a nice lady. It doesn'tmatter where Gimpie takes her to eat,
whether it's generic food or not.Corbin saying, make sure that dishwashers loaded
right, it's stop tracking my cycle? Yes again, Baddy? Can I
get a cold? Yeah? Nowwhat the hell you lay? It makes

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honor and respect you. We honorand respect you. We honor and respect
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She's a nice girl. She hasa name right, Yes, she's got
a great person He's got a greatPersonality's not a dog. Just because she's
got an underbite like one doesn't meananything. She walks on all fours.
It's just an ac right, justa style. Uh. This is a

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pretty fun list I saw on BuzzFeed. And these are weird things that we
that we just accept in our society. Okay, it's just like completely normal.
So the first one is a greatexample is that that you have health
insurance, but you have to havetwo other insurances for dental and eyes.
Make manke sense. We just thinkthat that's completely normal. Should all be

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covered them do the same thing,because it's all health. That's how you
know it's a scam. And they'renot looking to fix it. Nobody's looking
to fix that. No. Uh, that health insurance decides if you should
die or not. I don't knowif that's true. Yeah, what do
you mean health insurance decides whether youshould die or not. I think they're

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implying that health insurance companies go,no, we're not giving them that procedure
that would save their life, ormedicine that would not save it, right,
because we don't want to pay forit, yeah or whatever. Yeah,
And I can understand, like inthe final chapters of my dad's cancer
situation when they're like, oh,fecal matter transfers can save his life.

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Yeah, and they're the interests waslike, we're not paying for that.
There's no proof, right, youcould feel like that. That's but if
it's you know, actually working,I get what you're saying. I get
what you're saying. They're a businesstoo, and they got away the options
so far as doing fetal, Idon't agree. I think that, Hey,

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I pay for this shit every fuckingmonth. You don't pay for it
to be able to You don't payit. It comes out of my paycheck.
You don't pay mon but part ofit, part of the fee,
you don't pay for it, right, Okay, Well, still I'm and
then when I want to use itor need to use it, I should
be able to use it how Iwant to use it. But that's not
what you're signing up for. Andyou're also not paying the full cost.

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Right, It's like you're paying ina subscription fee. You're paying like thirty
forty even fifty, and the company'spicking up the other Yeah, but the
company's picking up the other half.So you can't say I'm paying for it.
It's it's a racket either anyway youlook at it. You have a
choice. It ain't a rocket.You have a choice. Okay, So
you don't have it, and you'rethen you're really screwed, right because then

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you're what you're stuck on state insurance, no federal, no insurance, no
insurance. What didn't Obama make itwhen Obama care? Not like you had
to have fucking insurance or you're gonnaget fined like nine hundred dollars at the
end of the year some stupid shitlike it or did that fight? I
don't know. I don't I'm justsaying you have a choice if you think

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it's a racket, and it isa business, but it's way better than
the alternative of not having insurance.Yeah, sure, because medical bills are
extremely expensive, yes, extremely butit ain't it's it's not a rocket,
it's it's better than the alternative.The real rackets in the fucking hospitals.

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Yeah, they charge you out thefucking ass. They're all in on it,
every last one of them. I'veseen it. What was I want
to say, it was like adrunk history thing or something to that effect
on like how we got to wherewe're at. And it's like, because
the hospitals make up their own pricesand we can't do shit about it,
you know. And and so onehospital starts charging in like itemizing things,

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you know, and and it's anoutrageous price, eighty dollars for an asprin
or whatever, and they're like,well, fuck well, if this hospital
can do it, then I wantto fucking do it, and next thing
you know, they're all doing itand we're all getting bent over and raped
by the hospital. So there's here'sthis is a wild take, and do
your own research. I'm not tellingyou to do it. But you don't
have to pay your medical bills.Absolutely. I stop paying medical bills a

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long time ago. And you don'thave to pay your medical bills because they'll
send it to collection. And ifthey send it to collection, they have
to provide an itemized reasoning of whyyou're being charged those things, and they
cannot do that because of hippom,so they have to write it off.
They can't charge you. Yeah,and I think enough people are doing that,
not paying their medical bills anyway towhere that's like one reason why they're

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not putting it on credit reports andshit like that anymore. Right, because
because of that reason, where you'reat Lindsay or somewhere, I don't know.
I've never I've never heard of that. No, you're somewhere I can
see your head somewhere. No,no, no, you're somewhere else.
Well, I'm wishing that I wouldhave wouldn't have paid some medical bills off,
because that would have saved me awhole hell of a lot of money.

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But they will. But likewise,you also paid for that service to
you asked for that service. Yeahyeah, yeah. But also when they
when they send it to collections thatthey put it on your credits, they
can't because for them to put iton your credit score, it has to
show that the credit recovery company youwouldn't pay it. That's what it has

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to show, and they can't goafter you for it. So what happens
is the credit recovery companies they buyit like five cents on the dollar from
the hospitals. Okay, so let'ssay you owe a thousand dollars to the
hospital, and then the recovery companypays that pays for that debt, pays
like maybe one hundred dollars for thatdebt, So the spill gets a hundred

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bucks. It's over as far asthey're concerned. It's over right now.
It's the credit recoveries company situation.And then they try to get five hundred
dollars out of you. Well,just just pay four hundred or five hundred
out of it, so they've madefour hundred dollars profit off of you.
That's why they are always quick tosettle. Yeah, we'll go ahead and
we'll go ahead and clear this outfor you owe us, you owe them

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six hundred dollars, but I'll tellyou what, We'll call it even for
three. Yeah. But what I'mbut what I'm telling you to do is
that when you take when the whenyou are called about a debt, they
have to provide itemized billion of thedebt. And they can't do that because
of HIPPA. They can't give youan itemized this is what procedures you had.

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Yeah, so they can't report itas not paid and they take the
loss. Interesting, but I wouldrecommend doing that, like, do your
own research for the love of God, don't take my fucking opinion on it
and my research it. Yeah,see how far that gets you. You
can also call the hot hospital tooand say, hey, this is more
than I expected. Can we isthere something we can do about the cost?

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Right, And they have a lineitem for those type of things,
and so you can get your costdriven down. Somebody to go to the
hospital. They're like, all right, this is going to cost We'll just
say it was like four hundred andsixty seven dollars. Did you did you
plan on paying that today, andI said I had no fucking intention on
playing there. And you hear somebodyin the back back of the office laugh
because they heard. They're like,a, yeah, that's right. Another

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this one. Here's another one that'sjust normalized, taking children away from families
that can't afford to care for them, placing them in foster homes that receive
aid from the city or county tocare for them, instead of giving them
money to the struggling family. Yeah, yeah, that didn't make any damn
sense. Yeah, So like,if your kids get taken from you and
they given me, they're gonna giveme money to help take care of your
kid that you needed, absolutely whenthey can just give me the money and

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we'd be all right, it's bullshit, I bullshitt Uh. How about needing
to buy a twenty to one hundredthousand dollars vee just so you can leave
the house. That that's completely normal. We're just like, yeah, that's
fine, that's normal. You've gotto spend twenty thousand dollars to leave your
house. Yeah, that's pretty muchor d But like, yeah, I

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get what you're saying. Yeah,yeah, yeah, it's retarded. We
shouldn't have to pay that much,right, this country and their inability to
have mass transit in an easy wayis shocking. This one's good too,
working forty plus hours a week attasks we're not personally invested in. Not
the idea of working period, becauseI think humans are industrious by nature,

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but the idea that we give somuch of our time and energy to work
that means nothing to us and aren'tpaid adequately adequately in return. I get
it. That's a mouthful, butyeah, I understand right, because ideally
it is we are industrial in termsof building things. But then when you
start going into an office and puttingyou know, your TPS report together,

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what are you doing? Right?You're just slaving for the man. Yeah,
and they expect you to do itevery day, day after day after
day and not come man and fuckingshoot everybody. This is a wild one
too. Feel good stories on thenews about a seven year old child running
a lemonade stand and an attempt topay off their school student lunch debt.
Yeah, that's so fucking wild.There's other news to keep it cover,

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No that they that were like,oh, look at this great kid raising
money for a school lunch debt.When the kids got a kid's got to
eat, right, and that theyhave to pay for their lunch right right,
instead of like, wow, whydo they have to pay for their
lunch? That's fucking crazy. Uh. How about politicians being over the age
of sixty five? Like, canyou please bounce the fuck off? Yeah?

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Yeah, I don't think you shouldbe over sixty five. Uh,
let's see, some of these area little over the top. Taking your
shoes off the airport because that oneguy, well, you know, better
safe than sorry. Sorry, it'sinconveniencing you, and you got to get
your staff out there. But Idon't know if you you don't have bombs

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in your fucking shoes. I mean, statistically percentage wise, you don't,
absolutely, but it's that one motherfuckerthat does. So you I want them
to fucking catch it at the gatebefore he gets on the plane. So
you're telling me the reason terrorists don'tdo bombs and shoes is because we fucking

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take our shoes off at the airport. Well, yeah, they try to.
You know, they look the underwearbomb guy, right, They're like,
we're not taking her under her offexactly. But they still found him.
You know what, I'm saying.That's what I'm saying. You don't
need to do it. And ifI pay one hundred dollars for five years,
I don't have to take my shoesoff lot of pre check, right,
Like, so it makes no senseto do these people, but not

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these people profiling uh, wearing bikinison a beach. But it's not okay
to wear panties on the streets.That is true. It is true.
Bron panties is the same thing asa bikini. But you know, you
fucking see a woman walking around withtheir bron panties, You're like, she's
a mental case. This is crazy, right right, or in the club,

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right, but she's panties. Yeah, but she's wearing a bikini top.
You're like, right, it's encouraged. Yeah, this is a pretty
good one too. Clothes. Noother animals wear them. That's a true
statement. I mean, yeah,that is why that you think about that.

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Animals just walking around with their dickshanging out all the time, all
the time in front of their kidsdoing whatever. Man like, it's no
big deal. Yeah what else,But we do that, we're fucking weirdos.
Yeah No, I'm okay with itbecause I don't see anybody naked for
certain people for sure. Right.But and you're like, well they you
know, they don't rape people.Yeah, animals rate each other all the

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time. Oh yeah, it's calledasserting dominance being accessible to everyone twenty four
to seven. Back in the day, it was either called the house phone
or come to the yard, andsomeone would either was either in or not.
Now I must come and feel overwhelmedbecause I haven't responded to everyone's messages
within twenty four hours. Like whatwe talked about earlier, Yes, slaved

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to the phone, yeah yeah,or messages. Yeah, just because you
email me does not mean I needto respond. I never saw a die
with the boss on that ever.Yeah, he was like, I emailed
you don't email back. I'm like, okay, I was on vacation.
He's like, your email doesn't workon vacation. No, oh, motherfucker.
Hell no. We generate forty eighttons of plastic waste each year in

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the US, and only five percentis recycled. Yeah. People think they're
recycling and that's not a thing.Yeah, I just put it in the
blue band. Yeah, and itdoesn't get recycled to No, it doesn't.
They have said that the number ofplastics that get recycled don't ever even
make it into actual recycled items.What are they doing with all that guard

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great question? They're throwing it away, same thing I fucking did. People
feeling validated and saying that's my opinionwhen the opinion has already been disproven by
concrete evidence. I've heard that morethan once from a lot of people.
Yeah, I mean, it's justyour like, your opinion. Man,
another one paparazzi. You're telling mewe all deemed it acceptable to make a

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living off photography, photographing other peoplewithout their consent and following them around as
they live their lives. I mean, you're in public, and you are
a public figure. I don't evenmatter. That doesn't even you're in public,
right, that's it. I meansome of them do go to their
homes there breaking into their homes,right, or they're sitting in the bushes,

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they stay outside waiting for na Theyput themselves in public light. The
sun can hit you, yeah,but ben times where they've been on their
fence line or sure, you knowagain if you're in but that's not but
they're in the public. If they'reoutside, they're not trying to they're accessible

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from the street in their own backyardsthough, Yep, if a plane's flying
over you can see if the sunhits you, that's considered public. There
was a movie out there with fuckingRip the guy who yes, yes,
yes, yes, Paparazzi. That'sthe name of it. Paparazzi. Yeah,
that was a good fucking movie.It was with who with Rip?

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Yeah, the other guy who playsRip on Yellowstone Oh yeah, yeah yeah.
And he's like this actor or whatnot, and the paparazzis chas him around
and fucking uh. He ends upgetting because it like causes a major accident
his wife and kids or whatever,and he ends up like getting back at
him and kills them all off alittle bit, one by one. It's
a good movie. Have you seenNightcrawler with Jake Chenhall. Yeah, that's

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really good. Is it? Wherehe he is a kind of a paparazzi
but it's on news, okay,and he just he doesn't even mean to
do it. It just kind ofhappens and then he just like can't let
go of it and he almost createsproblems. Okay, just so he has
footage and stuff. Okay, Well, I have to check it out then
yeah. Yeah, but of allthose like the paparazzi thing is the least

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you know who complains about paparazzi,the celebrities, the celebrities, I just
want to live him alive. Well, then you should have never gotten in
there. You can you can't waitto like you always talk about with Jeff
Daniels. Yeah, you know,move to a small town, go fly
to your fucking set when you needto go back. Well, and then
there's the talk of like celebrities andhow they pay money to paparazzi organizations to

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come take photos of them when they'reout, and then those same people get
mad when their celebrities are trying tobe in Like I don't want you to
take a photo of me, right, well, you can't. You can't
have it both ways, right rightyou You have created the demand by paying
us to come photo you when youare out, and now we want those

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clicks, bitch. Yeah mm hmm. That's all I had for today.
What do you guys have? Oh? Night, I think Nightcrawler is on
right now and stuff. I meanmost movies are on right no, no,
no, but I mean, likeI just saw it recently the TV
on I'm sure there's a movie onright now. It's been a while.
It's been a minute since I've watchedit. I had to look it up.

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But yeah, I remember this oneand watching it and really really liking
it. He's in another new onethat is on Apple TV. Yes,
on Apple a new series presumed Innocent. Have you started it? I have
no, I have no no.Is it on your Is it on your
list? Yes? But time isalso on my list and I don't have
that either. The it is hehe he killed They think he killed his

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wife and he but he shouldn't beand it's did he kill her? I
think ultimately kills her. He's theone responsible. Is this a a remake
because there was a movie idea Innocent? I believe because when I saw it,
I thought, wasn't this a movieback in the day? Yes,
it was with Harrison Ford. Okay, all right, Yeah, it looked

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good. With Jake Gyllenhan, Ithought, Okay, he's been doing good
things recently. I'm gonna have totune in. He's an. I think
he's not a good of actor ashe was he's been Jake Jillenhoan, Yeah,
as he's gotten older, he's kindof slacked off. I get that.
When he was younger doing Bubble Boyand Donnie Darko, Yeah, those

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were good. He was a goodactor. Then Hell fucking he even Broke
Back Mountain. You know, hewas a great actor in that one.
But yeah, I would agree withyou maybe a lot of these later roles,
just maybe maybe not so much.You've been watched the remake of Roadhouse,
have you. No, it's afucking I can look at it and
tell you it's a giant pile ofship. Yeah. Oh, but Bubble
Boy is so much better. You'refucking right, you won't. It is

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a Bubble Boy is a good movie, and you're just discounting it because it's
adolescent humor. Well, I enjoyedRoadhouse. Yeah, but you're just discounting
your back. Now, you're goingover the statement you made a you only
discounted Bubble Boy because of its adolescenthumor. Okay, sure, I don't
think they should have messed with Roadhouse. No, it wasn't necessary. It

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wasn't necessary. The shouldn't have messedwith it. They bring in new guys
and it's a whole totally different thing. Because you hear Roadhouse, I hear
Roadhouse. I think one thing andone thing only you know, And then
they bring out to all this otherbullshit and it's just it's just a bunch
of action bullshit is all. Itis good because it's it's what we like
about Roadhouse, the fighting, theaggression that and and Jake Jillenhall is good

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in it, and he's ripped andhe plays he plays a good asshole fight.
They bring in Conor McGregor for why, just because they need somebody that
can fight. That motherfucker can't act. Look at it. I think here's
why I don't think it's a goodmovie, even though I have not seen
it, so you could be right, is that it is trying to remake

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a movie that has so much culturalsignificance to me, and to put Connor
McGregor in as the bad guy justfeels weak. They should have called it
something else besides Roadhouse. Oh,I think they would have had more success.
Oh yeah, for sure, forsure. The Covenant that was I'm

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just going through his last movies.Oh this is Jake jillen Holk last movies.
Okay, The Strange World Animated.He was a voice on that one.
An ambulance Nope. The Guilty Nope. Yeah, that one. I
liked that one that was on Netflix. Spider Man. He was in a
Spider Man movie. That's what itsays. Okay, Velvet Buzz Grow,

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The Sisters, Brothers, Wildlife's wrongerok jaw ok yah, sure Life,
Nocturnal Animals okay, Demolition Everest.Now Everest was pretty good. But that

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had a pretty star studed cast.That was twenty fifteen. Wow. Wow.
So almost of terms of movies thatwere really good, it's been a
hot minute. South Paul was okay, Accidental Love was okay. Nightcrawler good.
Enemy don't know it, Prisoners don'tknow it. End of Watch not

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good. Oh, I loved endof Watch. Source Code didn't see it.
Love and Other Drugs not good.Yeah, Brothers that was okay.
Rendition Zodiac two thousand and seven,jar Head two thousand and five, Broke
Back two thousand and five, Yousee What Day After Tomorrow two thousand and
four. Yeah, so it's safeto say up to about twenty ten he

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was act. I didn't even saytwo thousand and five. He's not the
same actor. I think he'll comeback around, but maybe maybe, maybe
not maybe not if he keeps fuckingpumping out turds like this. I mean,
Tom Hanks for a while was pumpingout turds. True, just John

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Travolta was pumping out turds. That'strue. There's a lot of actors that
happened. They just take whatever theyhave their resurgence, right, right,
So maybe maybe he will. Eitherone of you watch the new season of
House Dragon. You haven't, it'son my list. It's on my list
as well, and I haven't watchedit, but I probably won't when I
get home today. I just didn'tknow if I should be expecting anything,

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but I hear it's great. I'mstoked for it. I'm glad that it's
finally back because it's been on oneof like a two year hiatus or something
like that. You know, soit's tough in the summer. There's a
lot going on. My wife waslike, let's let's watch the first season
to get caught up. I'm like, what the fuck are you talking about?
She's like, why that way weknow what's going on. I was

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like, when are we gonna watcha full fucking season? Right? It's
like, well, we don't haveto watch it, right, away.
I'm like, then, what arewe doing right right? Take you six
months to watch the one season justso you can be ready for the second
season. Yeah, I get it. And don't they really like sum everything
up and like the first like manycapit. Yeah, they recap everything for

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you so you really don't have togo back and watch it. Yeah,
did you watch the first season?No? When is the end of us?
Is the end of us? Orlast of Us? Last of Us?
When does that come back? Ithink it's on a two year highus
too. Yeah, damn, writersget paid and shit, my wife,
my friends, our friends are intown and they were talking about they're watching

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The Wire and they're so they're describingI've seen it. It's fantastic, and
they're describing my watch, like weshould watch this, And I was like,
okay, sure, we can watchit. She goes, have you
seen it? I go, oh, yeah, more than once. She
goes, really without me, Igo, it came out before we were
even a thing. That's great.She's like, well, that's unacceptable.

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I'm like, sure, I hadthe pleasure of falling asleep. Don't be
a minister South Central wile drinking yourjuice in the hood yesterday. Okay,
that was fucking fantastic. Couldn't findthe modu. No, it was on,
and I was like, I loveit, and then I fucking said
it to record the next time itcomes on because I love that movie so
much. And I just it tookme a little while to go to sleep
because I just kept rattling off linesmessage. Yeah. Yeah, I always

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feel that way, Like I havea movie that I like, I think
I like, and then I startto watch it and if I fall asleep,
I'm like, shit, I didn'tlike it, right, Yeah,
they didn't keep my attention. Thathappens. It happens and late at night
like that. I'm okay with itnot keeping my attention because I don't want
to be up all freaking night long, right, So if I see something
like that them, I'm looking forthe next time it's on and I can
recorder and watch it anytime I want. When I was you know, twenty,

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that was the movie to watch rightthere. We just sit up all
night, you know, I meanwe were up all night anyway, and
it kind of sometimes playing in thebackground, but we would still watch it
and it was great. Got arrestedfor being black on a Friday Night in
convenience tour, right, right,how do you have a buy? That

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movie came out after Ministers. Itwas a combination of a bunch of movies.
Yea naked gun Ish Yeah. Yeah. And I don't think you could
pick a better cast and crew thanthe Waynes brothers, like the Wayn's Family.
I guess I should say yeah toput that thing on. So,
yeah, it's a great movie.It's funny. It's one of those It's
another one of those ones you canwatch all the time anytime. What do

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you think they are working on now? Excuse me? The Waynes family?
Yeah, ooh, I know.Okay, is it Marlon Wayans? Is
that his name? His first name? Marlin? I mean he's working on
a Jordan Peel movie. Okay,like he's in it? Yeah, I

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believe so that to that, JordanPeele's got a new movie coming out,
and I think twenty next year ortwenty six. I've seen an ad for
Jordan is Jordan Peele? Yeah?Nope, nope, is the name of
the movie. No, that onealready came out. Yeah, I know,
I know, but I've seen itas like on like regular cable television.
Ive seen the commercial for and Iwas like, well, that looks

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pretty cool. So it's good.I got that one set to it's recorded.
Actually, I just I just gottawatch it. It's good. Yeah,
that's cool. This says. MarlonWayans was George Raveling in the movie
Air okay, which is the Nikemovie. Okay, but like so far
as like a collective family thing likethat, because you got Sean Wayns,

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Marlon Wayans, Damon Wayans or no, Keenan Ivory Wayans that was in that.
Yeah, he hasn't been in anythingsince. Sean hasn't been anything since
two thousand and nine. Yeah,and then Marlin. It doesn't say anything
about the movie Lindsay was referencing,but he hasn't done anything since twenty twenty
three. Yeah, it's been awhile since any of them's done on any

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kind of movies like that, youknow. And I don't know. Maybe
maybe White Chicks is what fucking sunkthem. Who knows. Man, Listen
to some of these roles that Marlinplayed. He was Ripcord in the g
I. Joe movie Okay. Ididn't know that. He was in Marmaduke
okay, Haunted House, fifty Shadesof Black, Christian Christian Black? What

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is this movie? Is this aI think it's another spoof movie because he
does that. He does a lotof romantic comedy. Yeah. What was
a scary movie that he was in? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
so he's he does that. Ithink he's an alright comedic actor.
You know something about him that justworks, right, he slapstick actor?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, Norbit, he was in Norbit. Yeah,
Okay, that was a turd,but kind of funny. A haunted house,
the heat. Yeah, and hewhat do you think his networth is?
What do you think the network ofnetworth of Marlin and Ways like the
youngest of the Wayans that we know, it has lindsay good forty five mil.

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I'm going to say, I'm gonnasay he is uh sixty nine million
dollars forty million dollars. Keenan isthe richest. He's the godfather of that
whole fucking thing. Man, Like, none of the Wayans' family members would
have jobs if it wasn't for Keenan, Ivory Wayne, he was the he

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he was the founder of oh whatwas the show in Living Color? Yeah?
This says that Marlon is the youngestof ten yeah, Nadia, Sean,
Keenan Ivory, Damon, Dwayne andKim and they've all had success,

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Like every last one of them havehas had some level of success in the
acting industry. Damon Wayans right,you know with with Within Levy Color and
you know, uh major pain gas, yes, even after Sandler right right,

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yeah, how about that Wall andLiving Color was pretty great. It
was it was It was fantastic.It made Sunder and Live raise its game
absolutely for sure, and then youknow that went away and then mad TV
came around and in Living That's howJennifer Lopez got found. Jim Carrey Color

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Jim Carrey. Jim Carrey originally waswant to be on Saturday and Alive,
I think, and they're like,yeah, that ain't worry uh he Keenan
hasn't done anything since twenty thirteen.What was that Happily Divorced. I've never
heard of this movie created my hewas in a sitcom with f and Dresser.

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It became tv Land's third original scriptedseries, so you should know it.
It followed Hot in Cleveland. Iwatched that when I got up in
the morning because it was on.It's not in the morning, no,
I never want it. I neverwatched it when it was in primetime,
I promise you that. That andCougar Town, I never watched those when
it was primetime, but I didwatch you when I got up in the

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morning, and it was they weregood shows. Yeah, I enjoyed them.
How about that? How about dad? Though? All right, listen,
patio party will resume next Friday,so a week from this week,
so the twenty eighth, twenty eighth, it's that Friday that we go on
vacation. Yeah, so that's goingto be at the Old Roosters, sorry,

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the New Roosters up in Owasso.Yeah, in front of the movie
theater. They got a pretty goodpatio. Yeah, and they serve food
there, yeah they do. It'sa good little place. It's not smoking,
but whatever will you be on thepatio? Change smoking on? Yeah,
So, uh, feel free tocome join us out there. You
guys, have a fantastic week,and uh, we'll talk to you later.

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Mm hmm.