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First gets your tickets to amp ticketsdot com. We're gonna see what Gimpie
wants to talk about. I'm gonnahit some conspiracy theory. Thursday, we'll
talk drillers, baseball, and toplessToday. Favorite ice creams. What's one

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you think won't be on it?Lindsay Mint, Gimpy. I'd like to
say vanilla, but you know that'sthe most popular one. It's not on
my list. I give you that, but probably Oh, black walnut.
So I was gonna say black walnutsthe worst man I had at one time

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when I was a kid. Neveragain, I don't disagree. Black walnut
cake is surprisingly good. Yal andshe covered in black walnuts. I've never
had it before. I had theblack walnut ice cream as a kid.
Now, anything that involves black walnutsout. Sometimes. Walnuts are good.
Walnuts are good, don't get mewrong. They have their place. Well,

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I could sit down and just crackthem and eat a whole bag of
them. But you know, really, my grandma used to around Christmas time,
she'd have this giant bowl of mixednuts. I don't know where that
came from, Like in the shell. You'd have to have the nuts cracker,
and we just sit down and gobblethose almonds, walnuts, Brazilian nuts,

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not what my grandpa called them,you know, just variety of and
we would just sit down and Idon't know. It was my grandma and
grandpa's thing. My parents never didit. My parents did it. My
grandparents. It was like a thingat the holidays where you put out a
giant bowl of shelled mixed nuts.Yeah, it has to be some way

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back. Times are tough. Let'sget out the walnuts that have fallen off
the tree. That's fair. Weneed or dirvs for our guests. So
we're just gonna go out and pickup some pek hands out of the yard
and some walnuts, and then overtime they became smoked nuts. I've never
smoked. That's never been a thing. No. At my grandparents' house,

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they were smoked. They would takenuts and put them in a hot box
with smoke. Interesting. Yeah,I'm not hating that idea, to be
honest with you. I think,honestly, if you smoke anything food wise,
right, it makes it better.That's not always true. I haven't

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found anything yet that I have putin the smoker and it hasn't come out
like or grilled like. I grilledwatermelon not that long ago, and it
was good. Any fruit that getswell grilled and smoked not right, right,
right, right right, you stillget the kind of you know,
outdoor cookie flavor. But I getwhat you're saying. No, grilled and
smokes not the same. I wouldsmoked watermelon, but I could. I
think that would be delicious. No, no, no, no, I've

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never heard of smoked nuts. Soand that was common. Huh. I
guess what's the northern thing? AYankee thing? Possible? I mean it's
from Michigan, I guess. Imean, yes, it's north nor Well,
no, that's not true. Well, I mean, yeah, in
the United States. You can getmore North Alaska, Oh, Comma in

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the lower forty eight, upper state, upstate New York. Okay, okay,
but mid the Minnesota, the MidwestMinnesota, don't you know, Wisconsin.
Yes, smoke nuts I was notaware of. But the nuts would
be out in a bowl with somefancy cracker and some sort of could be

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interpreted as a shive, right,And we were never allowed to have them.
They were for guests. And I'mlike, when are we gonna have
guests? Same thing on, Like, we had like fancy chairs in the
living room and we were never allowedto sit in them, and but no
one sat in them because when peoplecame over, no one sat in those

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chairs. Ever, they were forguests. Guests never sat in those chairs.
They're too fancy to sit in.They well, they weren't in like,
they weren't like a seat you sitin. You sat on the couch
next to somebody, okay, Orlike furniture that like no, no,
no, we put plastic over itto save it. Yeah for what?

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Okay, So listen to this,just digging around on the origin and that's
what I typed in origin of mixedshelled nuts at the holidays. Okay,
right, I love Google because youcan type just whatever in Yeah, it's
gonna come up with it. It'sgonna give you something. It may not
be the answer, but it's something, it says. Nuts have been a
part of Christmas traditions for a longtime, and the tradition of giving mixed

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nuts at holidays may have multiple origins. Okay, cool, Saint Nicholas.
In some European countries, people believethat Old Saint Nick started the tradition of
bringing nuts and treats to feasts onDecember fifth and six. In other countries,
old Saint Nick. Okay, well, hold on, let's let's get
some context. Saint Nick the saint, right, Saint Nicholas, Yeah,
not Santa Yeah, okay. StNicholas is said to bring a large sack

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of nuts said nine already, right, and other treats to a party,
where he scatters them on the floorfor children to scramble. So hold on,
now, Old Saint Nick, notSanta Claus. But he'd come in,
tosses nuts on the floor and letthe kids fight out of it,
right, like dogs, come on, it says. During the Victorian era,

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wealthy families would include nuts in theirChristmas feasts as a luxury item and
a symbol of prosperity and good luck. Receiving receiving a handful of nuts as
a gift was highly sought after fora while. Also here it says ancient

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symbols. It says nuts have beenassociated with midwinter festivals and have ancient symbolic
meetings hozlenuts hazel nuts in particular weresymbols of good luck and fertility, and
their three distinct parts were interpreted asa sign of the trinity. Now the
Romans also believe that each type ofnut had a special virtue, such as

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almonds began an anecdote to drunkenness,walnuts countering poisons, hazel nuts preventing famine.
Nuts have also been used as edibledecorations on Christmas trees. So nuts
have been around the holidays for along time. I mean at least in
Saint Nick's era, right right,right, So far as like modern times,

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I don't know, Maybe that's justone of those things that carried over,
that's always been that way, youknow, and it kind of died
at our grandparents' feet. Big shock, a priest dropping off of sack of
nuts for kids to play with hasa connection to Catholicism. Yeah, listen
to this. Apparently, Saint Nickin Nicea, three hundred bishops and seventeen

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hundred other holy men had met inthe Greek city to discuss scriptures. When
a priest named Arius was given thefloor, much of the crowd was angered
by his assertion that JC was notequal to God. Saint Nicholas was apparently
the most enraged of all. Hepromptly approached the priest and slapped him in
the face. Embarrassed by the outburst, the other bishops threw Nick in a

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dungeon. Oh they didn't stay therefor long after a number of holy men
dreamed of Nick in his jail cellthat night, what accompanied by both j
C and Mary. They decided toset him free because they had a dream
that JC and Mary were there.They're like, well, we gotta get

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him out. Yeah, that onecan imagine if Andy Griff. Maybe that's
what Andy Griffin did with the towndrunk Like he just was like, ah,
I had a dream about JC andyou, so well, come and
go as you please. Nuts andSanta Okay, who would have thought.
I'm still blown away by the factthat they just throw their nuts on the
floor and let the kids scramble allIt's a different time, right right right,

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like a pinata. I mean,that's kind of how the way things
are now. Pinata, you bustedopen, the candy spills on the floor,
and the kids scramble all over it. So it was just, you
know, an ancient times of gettingkids excited. Seen that video where the
pinata gets busted open all over theplace. Kids weren't involved in that one,

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though. No. Some girl namedMercedes, it's her birthday today.
We'll get to that, all right. We got tickets to Jane's Addiction.
We're gonna see what Gimpi wants totalk about conspiracy theory Thursday, and Mike
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nine four or five. News quikiesor stories you may have missed in the
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you want more. It's time fornewsquakies. World news, local news,
and news that just makes you say, what the Here's corby Gimbi and Lindsay
with What's going on news quakies fromThe Big Man Morning Show in nineties.
On the Five, a man jumpsan ocean to avoid giving cops and girlfriend

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his phone's pass code. This happenedin Florida, where a man named AJ
jumps into the ocean to avoid givingup his passcoat and fled arrest after being
grilled by police while out on aboat. So bodycam footage shows two female
officers from the Florida Fish and WildlifeCommission questioning him. He identified himself as

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AJ. They're calling him Anthony andhis girlfriend. They're on a boat somewhere
in the waters near Key West andthe YouTube post has gone viral. It's
garnered over a million views. He'sarguing with the officers and his girlfriend over
the phone and proper identification. Hebecomes very agitated before he jumps into the

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ocean, and he's questioning them whatwould happen if he just swims away?
He leads the cops on a sevenminute pursuit back to shore before getting arrested.
He's they get stopped because the officersare like, you're in a violation,
and it's it's unclear what the violationis, but he says that it's

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not his boat, he borrows it, and they ask him like, well,
is there a warrant? Do youhave any warrants? And he's like,
not that I'm aware of. Turnsout he did have one, and
then they tell him, you know, this is gonna be a felon if
you do flee, and he's soagitated, and the guy's just making it
worse. And then when they askhim for his pass code, he just

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does not want to give it up. And his girlfriend is like, listen,
I don't have the money to bailyou out. They're like, we're
gonna have to. We're going tohave to arrest you because you do have
a warrant, and now that I'vestopped you and I've found out you have
a warrant, I have to arrestyou exactly exactly, and there is I'd

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say the guy is completely stupid becausethe officers are actually nice to him.
They're trying to explain to him likedude, this isn't that bad of a
situation. You're only making it worse. But he's cussing and stuff and just
making it worse on himself. Andthe girlfriend is like, listen, I
can call your boss. Clearly hehas the money, he'll get you out

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of the situation. He just doesn'twant to give up his pass code.
The guy is so dumb, soso dumb. He's cheating, something's going
on that he doesn't want her andhis phone for. Yeah. So there's
a great part like seven minutes intothis video and she's literally sitting there contemplating
why is she with this human?Oh? Absolutely, it's fantastic on so

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many levels. And she's like,if you jump into that water, I
am I'm leaving. I am notgoing to be at our home tomorrow.
And then so he jumps in thewater and the boat is not anchored up,
and she's like, dude, whatdo you I don't know how to
drive this boat. Figure it out? Bad? Yeah, where did he
think he was going? Yeah,to swim to shore. You can't even

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see shore. And the cops arelike, what you just left your girlfriend?
He's like, now she's your problem. Like you, He's like You
cops are stupid. You're gonna lether just go float out to see.
They're like, no, you're lettingher go float out to see she get
towed in. Yeah, she's fine. She's on a floating boat. You're
in the water. Was his phonein his pocket? No, had the

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phone? If it was, he'sone hundred percent cheating. Yeah, something
going on. He's clearly not comfortableopening the phone right there. Okay,
so they're not that far Let mephrase this. It doesn't look far right
right when you're swimming. I meanhe's going to tire himself out. Oh
yeah. And it's the ocean.The ocean is not It's way different than

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swimming in a pool, a pond, or a lake. He makes it,
Yeah, he does, He suredoes. And they also make it
because they're in a boat. They'rejust trolling behind him. Come on,
tucking yourself out in the boat.Come on, and there's guys waiting at
shore exactly. Yeah. Wow,that's that's some good video. That's thank

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God for YouTube. So I don'thave to watch all eighteen minutes in one
second of it, I can justyeah. They literally I don't want to
be arrested on a Sunday, youwere getting arrested regardless of what happens when
you have words. That conversation wasover. Yeah, he made it worse.
That's funny. I'd like to beat the hall, like a fly
on the wall in their home whenhe finally gets out and she's like,

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why why wouldn't you just give meyour phone? Man, We'll give me
your pass code. What's going on? Yeah, that's pretting you from giving
me the pass code phone. Iwant to know that. What's the follow
up? Yeah? Is she stillwith him? I was going to say,
I'm sure they're not together anymore becauseit was because this was the video
just came out, right. Yeah, but so this happened at least more
than a few weeks ago. Yeah. The on the video, the date

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says it was on July fourth,but in the story it says that it
happened back in April. Okay,but on the video it says July fourth
something right there though, No,No, Lindy, you've got it incorrect.
That is April seventh, twenty fourMM. A man's been arrested on

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National Kitten Day for allegedly harming acat. This is local comes out of
Wagner County where back in late May, Wagner County deputies were called to this
house on possible animal cruelty case.So they get out there and the person
who called him says that old JakeLeaderman here had intentionally harmed a domestic short

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haired cat named Maverick. So thedeputies they did some investigations, they did
several interviews, they even got recordsfrom the vet all backed up the case
and everything the story. And thenon July tenth, which is also National
Kitten Day, deputies found old Jakein the Claremore area. They arrested him

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without incident. They took him downto Wagner County Jail. He was dan
and then later released that day.I think I wonder if they did that
on purpose, like we're gonna getthis guy, this kittie puncher, on
National Kitten Day. God, there'sso much going on here. One didn't
know there was National Kiddie Day,nor did I, Oh, come on,

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there's a day for everything. Sure, but the idea of why we
needed okay, So there's that.And then I also love pictures, specifically
mugshots of people that are bald totry and compensate for their baldness by having
some patch on their faces. Yeah, we'll go here, right, I
have air, I could grow hair, I just choose not to. Yeah.

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I love that. And the innuindo puns you can make out of
this story too, are pretty great. What my wife told me to beat
that kiddie up, so I did. I grabbed Maverick and I punched him
right in the face. Women reportedlystole from the exact same store thirty times.
TJ max Store in Long Beach,California was robbed by the same woman

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eight times. Prosecutors say this isthe largest single case of shoplifting in the
history of Long Beach, Florence.All take that. Miller was arrested after
police suspected her of hitting the storetwo and a half dozen times between September
ninth of twenty three and June thirteenthof this year, taking handbags, jeanes,
and other items. According to courtdocuments, city prosecutor says he's never

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seen a person go this long withoutbeing caught until now. In each theft,
the total stolen was valued at lessthan nine hundred and fifty dollars.
However, the total value was stolenof stolen merchandise was over six thousand.
The severity of the charges could increaseif it's discovered that she has hit other
stores besides just this one. TJMax mm geez, I mean, I

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I guess see why she would doit. Got away with the once,
got away with the twice, gotaway with it a dozen times. Hey,
if it ain't broked, on't fixit. Let's keep on going back
to that well until they finally gether. Very few people that engage criminal
activity do not are smart enough tomove around right. They think they've got
that one figured out right, andthat's how they get caught. They get

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greedy, they want more, theirego gets inflated. That's why people don't
want to hear this, and I'msure they wouldn't want to publicize it,
is that they'll wait. Detectives willjust wait right, build a case.
You will mess up. Yeah,and you know it's more of a charge
if you got caught on your thirtiethtime as supposed if it was your first,

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second, or third try. Iimagine my buddy that has lost prevention.
He's he's like, it's so hardto convince people that work here to
just let people steal stuff. Thatare in the act of it, rather
than try to engage with them.Ye right, right, Well, we
want to do the right thing andstop that happening. Right now. You
think you got to be Superman orthe whatever, right yeah? And when
in reality is it ain't worth it? Right because to them it's everything.

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To you, it ain't worth it. And we're going to build a case
getting them on stealing a cordless drill. Ain't gonna get them much prison time
or a conviction, or the prosecutoris not going to deal with it doing
it for months, right they will. I don't want to get shot over
a thirty dollars drill or punched orstabbed any of that. I'm good or

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hepatitis, right, yeah, Idon't get any of that stuff. Hey,
go ahead, take it, right, This is just the job to
me. Man. The one timeI worked at home depot, some people
would steal stuff and I would justlike they'd run by me and I go
where are you going? Right,and be like, why didn't you trip
them? Why? Because I haveI like my feet. I've seen kids

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doing a beer run once at thewalmart, you know, grab a thirty
pack and then bolt out the backdoor, and I'm just really yeah,
I'm just like, how do youdo that in a Walmart? Well?
This was the neighborhood market on twentyfirst and shared and right some of the
firstes you know I'm talking about.Yeah, it's what I used to live

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over in that area. I alwaysgetting my groceries, mine of my own
business. And I had seen thesekids. They looked a little shady,
but I'm like, whatever is whatit is, and where the beer cooler
was and probably still is, there'san exit to get out right there?
Really okay? Right there? Sothey just snatched thirty packs, boom,
bolt out the door, and Iwas just like, did that really just

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happen right in front of me?I thought they designed stores a little bit
better than that. You'd think you'dthink, Yeah, all right, we
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eight four six Oh kmbod can alsotext to bmmss and then which you
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for Balls to the Wall Sports.The United States cruised to a big victory

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in their third contest of the USABasketball Showcase. Team USA took down three
time NBA MVP and Nikola Jokic andSerbia one oh five to seventy nine in
an exhibition game in Abu Dhabi.Steph Curry had eighteen points in his first
eleven minutes and finished with a gamehigh twenty four points while shooting six for

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nine from beyond the arc. BamAt a Bio came off the bench to
total seventeen points and eight rebounds,while Anthony Edwards finished with sixteen points and
three steals. The Americans are nowthree to zero during their warm up tour
for the Paris Olympics. Yokich postedsixteen points in ele boards for Serbia in
the losing efforts. Team USA willnow square off against South Sudan on Saturday

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in London. A key player onthe Bucks is recovering from several surgeries.
ESPN reports Chris Middleton had procedures doneon both ankles this offseason. The surgeries
were related to injuries he suffered throughoutthe season and were considered cleanups. The
three time All Star is expected tobe ready for the start of the regular

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season. Middleton averaged just over fifteenpoints and fifty five games last season,
to go with five point three assistsand four point seven rebounds. The television
ratings are out for Fox's broadcast ofthe twenty twenty four MLB All Star Game.
The American League's five to three winover the National League at Globe Life

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Park in Arlington, Texas averaged sevenpoint four four to three million viewers.
This number was actually up six percentfrom last year's game in Seattle. However,
this year's ratings were the second worstin the history of the event.
Next year's All Star Game is atTruest Park in Atlanta. And a pitcher

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who once tossed a perfect game isnow looking for a new team. Domingo
Herman opted out of his contract withthe Pirates on Wednesday and is now a
free agent. The thirty one yearold was signed to a minor league deal
and went four and four with afive point three five ERA with Triple A

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Indianapolis this season. Herman went fiveto seven with a four point five six
ERA in nineteen starts with the Yankees. Last season, he threw a perfect
game against the athletics at the endof June last year, and Brian Kelly
and the LSU Tigers are adding anotherhigh profile commit to their twenty twenty five

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recruiting. Class. Five star athleteDJ Pickett has announced his commitment to LSU.
Pickett chose the Tigers over other bigname programs such as Miami and Oregon.
The two way star from Zephyrillis,Florida is ESPN's top ranked athlete in
the twenty twenty five class and thesecond ranked recruit from the Sunshine State.

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Pickett is expected to play defensive backat the next level. LSU is now
up to a dozen ESPN three hundredcommits in the twenty twenty five class.
Alabama players are paying no attention tocommentary from their former head coach. On
the heels of Nick Saban picking Georgiaand Texas to play in the SEC Championship

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Game, members of the Crimson Tideare putting his old methods into practice.
Offensive lineman Tyler Booker told ESPN thatthey can only focus on internal factors and
that if they aren't going to listento a guy who sits in his mother's
basement in tweets, all day.Then they won't be listening to a guy
who plays golf all day. Quarterbau. Yeah. Quarterback Jalen Milroe also said,

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despite still loving him, they won'tbe worrying about what their former coach
says this off season, Bryan,they're gonna struggle. Yeah. Yeah,
they got a guy coming in toput his system in place with people that
are used to the old system.Right, and nobody likes change. No,
it's well even let's just say peopledo like change. It's hard to

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get everybody on the same page thatfast, right, So it's gonna take
it. I think at least ayear now. Could he come in and
everybody get in line? Sure,But when you talk about changing from the
best football coach of all time,I think I think they're gonna have it.
Takes a while just to paint aroom, right, then they're not
used to the wit. Yeah,the way he calls plays exactly. Maybe

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he always Maybe Nick Saban and thisis I'm making this very rudimentary, but
like, let's say Nick Saban onlyused green highlighters, right, Well,
then you got to find well,I don't know where to get I had
a great deal on green highlighters andall those things work out fast, right,
But I'm using something very rudimentary tomake the point that everybody's gonna be

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like, wow, okay, allright, yo, yeah, we'll move
the we'll move the weight machine tothe other side of the room, or
just the simple fact that oh wait, green means this now, like you
know there's that too. Yeah,yeah, so and that's your balls to
the wall sports. I'm Lindsay onninety seven to five KMOD. Good morning,

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and ending at eight o'clock this evening. Good luck, Good morning, gimbie
buh, Good morning CORBN. Justover a month away from Rocklahoma twenty twenty
four Labor Day weekend prior to USA, you can get your full line of
men and your link for tickets atthe website. They're rock Slahoma, Cameo
dot got be Brown, No world, take my strong hand, get on
give train, MoMA, give traintheroun, No world, take my my

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trum hand, Get on my train. Yeah train. I feel like you
know, cram twelve pickles down mythroat pretty easily, easily. So I
just told you that we are justover a month away. We are exactly
forty two days away from Roklahoma,twenty twenty four. And uh, the
best thing that I love about Oklahomais the camp the camping, the parties

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that go on in the campgrounds andstuff. You guys have never participated in
any of that, not here?No you should, you really should.
I'm telling you it's a great time. I would be a drag, you
would. Why do you say that? Uh, because I imagine the people
don't go to sleep at nine.No, you know, they may be
eating dinner at nine, and Idon't think a lot of them get up

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at five. You would be surprised. Honestly, it's still awake and get
up or not the same. There'stimes that I get up and I gotta
go stumble to a portage on orwhatever, and people are are doing the
same things though, But yeah,are you're probably right still up or just
drunkenly haze, I gotta pee.That's a different step. They're going back
to sleep. But the best thingI like about it is the parties at

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the campgrounds. And there's been someupdates to what's going on at this year's
campground party, so I thought i'dshare some of the events that are going
on. The Big Old Bus ranby a guy named Shannon. She had
posted some stuff. They're one ofthe bigger popular ones out there. And
if you don't want what I'm talkingabout, well, it's a big old
bus. And on the back end, on the ass end of this bus,
they have a platform and it's astripper pole where people get up there

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and dance and do all kinds ofstuff. So we'll go over those first,
and then some of the other onesthat Surviving Rock Oklahoma, which is
a podcast ran by a listener atRichmond, and he put together a whole
list of everything that's going on atOklahoma this year. So at the Big
Old Bus, this is gonna befun. On Thursday, they are going

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to be announcing the Miss Roklahoma nominees, which will be fun get to see
who that's going to be out there. It says here that they're going to
be doing a boot chug contest.Now I don't know the specifics of this
particular one. If it's like aboot that you're wearing or one of those

(32:30):
you know, German glass boots,like the Doss boots that you drink out
of. Either way, I'm forit. And then also on Thursday night,
which is the very first night ofOrockklahoma, is the annual beer Belly
Contest, which I think I mighthave a chance in winning. On the
one huh uh Friday at the BigOld Beef Fair. As much as I

(32:52):
would like to say you will steal, you would crush everyone. Oh there's
a bigger anist. Yes, they'rethere, much bigger ones. I'm working
on it. I've been practicing,Corbyn, I've been practicing. Friday night,
they at the Big Old Bus theyhave a fishnet fashion show that could
be fun, okay, along withthe Pineapple's duck Tape Swimsuit contest. Another

(33:17):
one that could be fun. Comeon out that says make your best bathing
suit out of duct tape or skintape and you win prizes for that as
well Saturday, which I've been invitedalong to participate in or released MC anyway,
that you're having their topless sack races. That's not like, no,

(33:38):
not like a potato sacke Like whenwe were kids, we'd have this potato
sack, right, that makes moresense or whatever. But I guess the
racers are going to be topless,which I'm not hating. I'm not hating
that at all whatsoever. And itsays here the naked pageant where you can
win a three hundred dollars tattoo,which I think it was pretty awesome.

(34:00):
And this is all going down atthe Big Old Bus, Rockklahoma Labor Day
weekend prior USA, and then SundayFun Day it's the annual blowout party,
Sunday being the last day of Oklahomawhere they're going to be having a wet
T shirt contest. So all that'sgoing on at the Big Old Bus.
And think about Facebook is you canjust go on there and search Roklahoma and

(34:22):
there's so many different groups of OOklahoma that has all these events listed on
there and other stuff. So weshould point out too that for those that
are new to the Rocklahoma situation,these are not official Rocklahoma things. These
are people that are going setting uptheir own thing. And there are two
beasts to Rockklahoma. Oh there isgoing to Oklahoma. And then there's the

(34:45):
campground. Yes, there are peoplethat go and never go into the video.
No, they just sit out therein the campgrounds a party of their
little asses off. And I tellyou that's one of my favorite things,
like after the show, because I'min it for the music. I'm not
gonna lie. I'm in it forthe music, and I'm in it for
the parties. Right, But I'llgo and I'll rock out all day in
the venue watching the show, andthen go back to my campsite, maybe

(35:07):
relax a little bit because I've beenstanding all day, you know, or
halfway sitting in a chair, andthen and then get up. We'll get
up and go walk around the campgroundsand just the parties that are going on.
And I've heard, I've heard,I've heard, but I have not
witnessed. But there's been a lotof people that say I love the orgies

(35:29):
that go on out there. I'mlike, orgies, really, okay,
orgies. I don't how many peoplewould have to include it have to be
to at least two couples to bean orgy. Yeah, I don't think.
I think it has to be morethan two couples. I think you'd
have to have at least eight people. So that's four couples to make an

(35:50):
orgy. Yeah, because I thinkfour people two couples, that's just not
that's just group sex, which Imean, which is what an orgy is.
But when you think of orgy righthere, you think about that scene
from what is it Conan the Barbarian, yeah or whatever? Massive, just
you know, hundreds of people,you know, banging, cheging it all.

(36:10):
Let's get some terminology. A threesomeis three people involved in a single
sex act. Okay. An orgyis multiple pairs, threes whatever included in
multiple simultaneous sex acts. There's commonlypartners sharing and swapping. And a gangbang
is when multiple usually men, aretaking turns having sex with one, typically

(36:31):
a female. So an orgy youdon't have to be a couple. No,
it's just a bunch of people sharing. And I think it's an important
note. Unless there's some sort ofrules meeting beforehand, uh huh, you
might end up kissing or touching somebody. You might not be prepared for How
do you how do you get inon that? Not saying that I'm going

(36:53):
to I'm just curious and like,so let's just say this orgy is going
down at a campsite at raw Homerright. You're just do do, minding
your own business, drinking your yourbeers, whatever, you know, and
then you see this group either outsideor or under a cannon. I love

(37:13):
it. There's a fire right right, music's going Yeah yeah, maybe a
keg in the corner and you walkup swear inside to side. I don't
know. I think that's a greatquestion because I think the moment you stop
and stare, you're now a creep. Yeah yeah, it depends on how
long you're staring, right, Butsee, and I guess that's that's the

(37:37):
point of staring. Ten seconds.Ten seconds wouldn't make you a cree If
you stop and stare at a womanin a store. How much time do
you think it takes to look likea creep? Okay, okay, maybe
ten second, thirty seconds to twoseconds three I was gonna say three seconds,
three seconds, huh. Yes,So you walk up on this.
If some dude is staring at mydaughter, how long does it take a

(38:00):
different store. No, it's thesame universal amount. Well, it depends,
is he is he licking his chops? Will staring? Just staring?
You know that staring tipping your headdown kind of a grin. That's another
thing. It's like, how doyou pose yourself? That does it?

(38:21):
If you're just standing there straight up, you know, just kind of Hey,
does that make you creep or isit with the head tilted down and
the eyes looking up? No,if if a child is acting out,
like being a nuisance in the store, throwing a timber tantrum or something,
and if you're staring at a childlike that, then it's not creepy,

(38:42):
right exactly? I disagree. Ithink it's creepy. Mind your own goddamn
business. Okay, even if mykid could be too. But back to
orgies and whether you should get involved. I'm surprised, well, I'm surprised
you, of all people have thisquestion as someone who's worked in a swingers
club and the rules of engaged work. Yes, worked in a swingers club

(39:02):
and getting involved with sex swingers aretoo totally different point. But you know
the rules of engagement working in aswingers club, even if you never participated
I guess you'd have to wait tobe invited tagged it right? So do
you just stand there and and likehold your beer and just wait for somebody

(39:22):
to invite you? Or do youinvite yourself? See orgy etiquette. This
is something that we should probably knowabout. Do you just invite yourself along?
Do you just jump right on?In Rockahoma swingers on Facebook, we
have meetup times meetup times? Sodoes that go over? But if you're
late, the rules exactly like,can you just catch me up real quick

(39:43):
now? I'm sorry it's a longline in the bathroom. I I'm gonna
change my opinion on the creeping thing. Okay, if you're having sex in
public, I get to watch.I think you have a very valid point
there. There's nothing wrong with voyeurism, putting it out there for an audience.
You're not doing It's not like I'mtrying to stare through a window,

(40:06):
right, or you're under a sheetright, right? Even then I get
to stare. Yeah, But yes, if you were out in the open,
even if you're under a sheet orsomething, you still get to watch.
Yeah. But if I try totake a stick to lift the sheet
up, that's a whole other thingthat's being creepy. Absolutely, yeah,
absolutely, But as far as gettingit, I don't know. I think
you have to know somebody. Idon't know. I've never this is okay,

(40:28):
This is why I am anxiety andsuch an interpersonality. Like, ah,
just I'll just not I'm good,right, My life is completely fine,
I do. There's no way thisis gonna I'm gonna tell this story
on my deathbed, right. Idon't need to be involved into this orgy,
but I mean it would be anawesome story for just whenever. I

(40:49):
mean, maybe not on your deathbed. But you know, it's like I
disagree this one time I was atrock Lahoma and an orgy was going on,
so I just invited myself along.See that seems like weird when you
invite yourself. Yes, but Ithink I disagree. I don't think it
is. To me. The anxietydoesn't stop once you get invited in,
because, like I said, it'sabout swapping around with everyone, and orgy

(41:12):
is everybody's a piece on the gameboard, right. I don't know if
you need me to make it moreclear, right, And that's just not
my bag man, because that's yourbad. Cool. But I think,
I think, I feel I don'tknow because honestly, never been involved in
an orgy before, but I feellike, let's just say, mescuozye guy

(41:35):
comes up while you're having fun inthis orgy, right, Yeah, You've
got some hot blonde with big breast, you know, and a great ass,
and you guys are just doing itright, and then mescuozie guy comes
up and he's like rubbing your shoulders. Yeah, scoozy. I feel that
like you could be like, hey, bra Ne're good, Nope and no,
and they get to go. You'rethe nubie here. This is an

(41:59):
orgy. If you don't know whatyou're doing, you can leave. You
should leave. Everybody's a piece onthe board here. Yeah, but I
feel like, you know, boundariesin space should be respected only if it's
somebody you desire. That's not whatan orgy is, Okay, But I
mean, listen, reject. Thisis why I don't want to do it.

(42:20):
Rejection is a part of life.So if miscuozie guy comes up starts
rubbing your shoulders and you're like,hey man, sorry, I'm having my
turn, right, Yeah, whenI've done mischoozie, you can have your
shot at or whatever, and youknow, I feel like you should he
should, he should respect those boundaries. But he's not on her. He's
on you shoulders, and you're liketrying to bat away a fly on again.

(42:50):
For me, that there's just toomany unknowns and I don't want to
be I don't want to be thefun ruiner. Right. So like if
somebody's asking, like, you know, uh, what's in them? Where
the miller's where, he puts hisfinger in his ear and be like,
hey, I'll just get my stuffand leave. That's just too uncomfortable for
me. Yeah, you would thinkthat I would have that knowledge, but

(43:14):
I've never I've never been asked tobe a part of an orgy at all
whatsoever. Some people are saying,look, look for the upside down pineapples.
That is a swingers thing. Thatis different. It's not an orgy
thing. But I mean it wouldn'tbe uncommon for the swingers to start an
orgies. Yes, but yes,I think you have to say it like

(43:35):
this. Uh, not every orgycould have swingers, but not every orgy
is swingers. That's fair, Right'sfair that maybe if you're a swinger you
do that, But there are peoplethat might participate in orgies but don't swing,
right, and and and at thatpoint, according to at least your
definition, anyway, where everybody's apiece on the game board, then that's

(43:59):
not an orgy. That's just groupsex at that point, isn't it.
Everybody's just banging in front of everybody. They're not partner swamping. And I'm
not a piece on this game board, right, We're just we're just a
group of people having fun together.An orgy again, I think an orgy
is everybody is a piece. Ithink that is an orgy. Yeah,
absolutely, But like you just said, not every orgies can have swingers,

(44:21):
but not everybody in an orgy couldbe a swinger, right, that's basically
what you just said. Yeah,So if there's a massive group sex session
going on and nobody in their swingers, everybody's just dedicated to their one partner,
right, nobody's swamping at all whatsoever. But then it's not an orgy.
Then it's not it's it's not swinging. But if it's not an orgy,
there's more than ten people getting iton, right, then yeah,

(44:45):
to me my understanding again, it'sjust what I read. I am not
an authority on this matter. Anorgy is where every it's about sex with
everyonebody and everything swinging is you usemy you have my partner, I have
your partner. Oh yeah, they'vegot yours and I've got theirs. Yeah
there, yeah, yeah, yeahyeah yeah. You don't. You don't

(45:07):
mid mid game change to a differentgame, which is what an orgy is.
I understand you could change the rulesin the middle of the game.
Okay, we do like to vetpeople before they join in, just to
make sure they're not creepers and theirSTD is clean. So no walk ups,
no walkings allowed, right, Hi, so that's fun. How do

(45:29):
you vet them? And okay,so I could see, I could see
how you get to vet them ifthey're creepers simply through conversation. Right.
You're not vetting at that point,you're just getting a vibe exactly. And
you if you pick up creeper vibesfrom this person like Corbyn, if you
come up and you're like, hey, I'm gonna I wanna I'm interested in
what's going on here exactly, andyou're breathing really heavy and like that,

(45:52):
right there, constantly have your past, your Facebook post, you got your
hands in your pockets the whole time, and you not taking them out at
all, whatsoever you're getting you're lookingfor that creeper vibe. So I get
that, But how do you seeif their STDs are clean? Do I
have to go to the doctor andget a check and then bring my lab
results back to rockaholma? I meanme, who's again not in this?

(46:16):
And I'm a very literal person.I would say yes, but this seems
like a lot. But also again, if everything has a tax, and
if you want to participate in somethinglike this, that's just the tax.
Now do people fake it? Yeah? Yeah, I'll get it, screenshot
text somebody else, whatever. MaybeI don't know. The thing about rules

(46:37):
is do you enforce them? Andwho's the one enforcing them? That's a
good question. So maybe you do? You not enforce it for Sally because
she's a ten? Right? Doyou make Fred who's a one? You're
like, hell, yeah, you'regonna provide. I don't see your name
in this shot. Do you dovisual checks? You know, let me

(46:57):
see you're junk, to make sureyou're not all bumpy, you know what
I mean? And if so,I mean they have protection for that sort
of thing. That's interesting. Uh, how do you get into an or
into an orgy? Just screamed theword orgy real loud and jump in.
I'm gonna go with no again,I've never done it, but I don't
think that's how that would work?Is that like when you're jumping into a

(47:19):
pool and you old cannon ball beforeyou jump. It didn't work for Frank
the Tank when he was streaking thequad right right, So, just because
you announce the times, gimpy Gimbyhas been invited to a swingers party or
orgy, gonna skyrocket? Right?No? Right? Wait? Is that

(47:42):
what this is? Is this?Is this a slide of hand? Its
way to get invited? That's exactlywhat you got me. Fast forward to
the Tuesday after Labor Day. Bestgive me what was the best? Oh
man, I'm so exhausted. CanI borrow some of your electrolytes getting to
gatory? I mean I've been drinkingpedia like, got my orgy punch card.

(48:08):
So yeah, there's a lot ofparties going on at the rock,
Lahoma, no orgies that we knowof. Weishuld clear that up that we
know. That's always been a rumor. I've heard too, And if it
happens, It happens. Whatever.Listen. If you want the full list
of parties not orgies that are goingon not Orgies at rock Klahoma this year,

(48:29):
you can hit up Survivingrockklahoma dot com. They got them all right there.
Parties, not orgies, maybe orgies, but not orgiesies. Crown the
world, Take my strong hand,get give train moment, give train,
no world, take my trum hand, get on the I feel like you

(48:54):
know. Cram twelve pickles down mythroat pretty easily. The Big Mad Morning
Show returns next Tulsa's Morning Show ninetyseven five km o D. Good morning,

(49:16):
It's the Big Man Morning Show.Nine one eight four six o k
m o D. We've got ticketsto give away to see Jane's Addiction.
Let's play a game. Jane's Addictionwill be at the Walmart Amphitheater on August
thirty. First, get your ticketsamp tickets dot com and we're gonna play
Schnip Schnapschner. Go ahead, gimbi, what's the record. Well, it

(49:37):
looks like I'm dominating this one aswell with eleven. Lindsey's just barely behind
me with nine, and you areso far back there you only have fine
last week's winter. That med meall right, So we're gonna see,
uh who you wanna pick Lindsay andCorbin nine one eight four six O kmo
D. Nine one eight four sixoh kmo D call up, decid who's

(49:59):
gonna be your blue giver? Whoevergets the most ride is going to win
those tickets. See Jane's addiction ninefour six oh K M O D.
Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name, Chase?
Chase? How are you today?Friend? Good sir? Who do you
want to give? Clues? Lindsayor Corbyn? Let's go to Lindsay.
Sixty seconds are on the clock.Timer starts after the first clue. Are

(50:21):
you ready? I'm ready? Herewe go all right to these Usually these
are disgusting little vegetables. They looklike they're green and uh yeah, nice,
go green and save the earth.You're a product of your imagination.

(50:45):
No, uh, we live init, oh man, allergies. Let's
see the outdoors, the just thewhole blank nature. Yeah, keep going

(51:06):
nature. Uh boy, pass thisis a color. Uh there's light.
The sky is what color? Uhhuh? But this is a darker version
of that. Maybe, yes,say the whole word. Maybe yes,
uh huh uh you put this out. If there's been a murder, you

(51:30):
you cross it off and then youwrap this stuff around the body. Time
time time time time time Wow.Yeah uh two? Hey could be enough
for the wind. Okay, yeah, just hang on their chase, don't
go anywhere. I'm sure I canask the bed. Good morning, you're
on the air. What is yourname? Jake? Jake? How are

(51:51):
you today? Friend? Good?You and I have to beat two?
Are you ready? Yes, sir, here we go. H the opposite
of digital analog. Correct. Whenyou have a tomato, it's in the
fridge and it starts getting soft andmoldy and wrinkly. It's now become rotten.

(52:12):
Correct. Uh. Lou Lemon sellsthese and women look great in them.
Yoga pants. Correct, The postalservice delivers what male correct. Uh.
When you're on your period, Jake, you might get these. I

(52:32):
haven't been there yet, but probablycramped. I'm glad you cleared that up.
Yeah, you got it. Italianshave this type of food that is
made from egg ye, eggs andflour pasta. Correct. When you freeze
to death hypothermia, correct, downybounce These are all water. Yeah,

(52:58):
but you put them in the oppositeof the washer dryer time. Time doesn't
matter, man, excellent job.You're getting those tickets to see Jane's addiction
on August twenty first, I justneed you to hang on the line because
give me wants to make sure he'sgot your info, all right, Jake
God and all my friends online.Sad news there, Chase. I did

(53:21):
not ask the bed, so youdid not get the tickets. Sorry about
that. Lands That's okay. Idon't know if it was his fault entirely.
Yeah. Uh, the one thatyou ended on, you were so
close. It's yellow. It goesaround a murder scene. It usually says

(53:42):
police or keep out the opposite andthen this is a tough one. And
I think you were your head wasin the right place, but I don't
think your mouth was saying the rightthings. Uh. Yeah, blank studies,
keep in mind the your p ofuh that it's a tough one,

(54:04):
gimpy. Yeah. The forest hasthis like ecosystems whatever you know. Yeah,
the ocean, all the fish thatlive in the ocean or in this
particular what. Yeah, that isa very tough one. Environment. Yeah,
that was tough it's a class inschool blank science social environmental food.

(54:25):
Yeah, this is what you putin your opposite machine. Yeah, yeah,
to prevent static clean Some people putthese in their pockets to keep mosquitoes
away. All right, that's agood one. Yeah do that. Yeah,
I think it's a certain brand.Okay, I'd do it to keep
the static, you know from likeshocking things, you know when you touch

(54:47):
metal or whatever. But I didn'tknow about skaters. Yeah. It will
also work to get certain uh dirt. You can get it wet and use
it to like get stuff out ofclothes. Sometimes you put these in an
empty toilet paper roll and you blowyour marijuana smoke through them so your parents
don't you know it. Wow,that's pretty good. That's pretty good.

(55:10):
All right. The record now keepsbeing a lead with eleven, keeps Lindsay
with nine, but moves you tosix. Take a break and we'll be
back. If you're listening to TheBig Mad Morning Show, this is Tulsa's
Morning show, mood, good morning. It's the Big Maad Morning Show.

(55:37):
Nine one, eight, four,six, oh KMD. Can also text
themms and then what you want tosay to eight, two, nine,
four or five joined us on theline as a friend. Mike Malega from
the Tulsa Drillers, Hey, buddy, how are you. I'm doing great?
Good morning, Good morning on TulsaDrillers are on the road right they're
getting back into the swing of thingsafter the break and second half of the

(56:00):
season. What's your expectations. Youknow, got up to a great start,
you know, we you know,we just had a seven game win
streak snap at the end of lastweekend. So Drillers are doing good.
We're up three games right now forthe second half playoff spot, So feeling
feeling pretty good about the start.Driller's fire backup on Friday against Northwest Arkansas
Away. They'll be back in townat the end of the month. And

(56:22):
you guys have some great things thatgo on at the stadium. I want
to bring up because the guys areon the road. I want to bring
up the if you have a groupand you you want to come out and
do something. You guys do somany different events during baseball season, of
course, where you can rent partsof the stadium to entertain for birthday parties
or for company outings, but youguys also do stuff for companies and provide

(56:46):
a space off when it isn't baseballseason, like our baseball games like right
now. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, we've got a We've got a space
at the ballpark called we called theit's the Norland Conference Center. And that's
a year round type of events.So yeah, we keep that thing pretty
busy, and it's kind of adifferent, unique way of doing your meetings,
you know, for your company.Everybody's got training meetings and gatherings and

(57:08):
product launches and training sessions and thosetypes of things. It's a great space
to do it rather than just beinginside a hotel inside the same four walls
with a nice pretty chandelier. Youknow, I get a ballpark to look
out on. So yeah, it'sa it's a fun space. Let's talk
about baseball. That we had theAll Star Game. The Athletic recently did

(57:28):
a survey and asked people which leaguehas the world worst All Star Game,
and people said NFL has the worstoverwhelmingly at sixty percent, followed by the
NBA at thirty percent pulled and MLBfive percent. Polled the I don't think
the MLB one's that bad. Obviously, you're going to probably be more partial

(57:52):
to Baseball All Star Game, right, Oh my god. Yeah, I
don't think it's even close. Youknow, I don't know how NHL didn't
get anyv on there were they noteven an option. That's true. That
one's kind of three point two percentsaid that it was the worst, so
overwhelming. The people say the NHLis the best All Star game. Yeah,
I mean, you know, allstar games are all going to be
great because you get to see thebest players interacting with each other and those

(58:14):
things are kind of fun. ButI mean I would I'll go down to
my dying day. The baseball gameis the most competitive one. There's no
question about it. I mean,if you watch the game the other night,
it was it was an awesome game. Guys were fired up. They're
passionate to win. They're passioning itto get the other guys out. They
played defense, they you know,they actually want to perform and clutch situations.
The rest of them are just kindof almost skills competitions to show everybody

(58:37):
how incredibly talented they are. Yeah, and I always felt like when you
saw a show he hit that homerun. I didn't watch the wind up
of the pitcher, but it lookedlike he dug In, like he really
torked up to get that home run, almost like he knew what the pitch
was going to be. Well,yeah, no, definitely not. I

(59:00):
mean, he's a great hitter.There's there's no way. What are you
suggesting that maybe they were tipping hispitches and grooving one for him. I'm
not. I'm not saying they tippedpitches because I think that would be crazy.
But what I am implying is thatmaybe I'm not throwing my heater at
full strength during the All Star Game. No way, No, I totally

(59:21):
disagree that they are definitely going afterthose guys want to say I struck out
Otani. Last thing they want todo is say I gave up a three
run bomb to Otani. I'm goingto give him all I got. You
know, guys, rookies, youngerplayers that make their first All Star teams,
that is, it is a prestigiousthing in baseball to get there,
and if you can go in thereand retire the side in order, including
All Stars like Otani and Judge andSoto and those types of players, that's

(59:45):
something you carry with you the restof your career. So, I mean,
baseball definitely still has that it isnot a it's not a basketball where
they play ten feet off the balland let guys just drain drain shots from
the logo. You know. It'slike that's just more of a Harlem Globetrotters
Taye game. In my opinion,Yeah, I think you're making an excellent
point. I will say this andmaybe you can shed some light on this.

(01:00:06):
I don't know how they make theAll Star Game so fun to watch,
so exciting. It seems more happygo lucky when regular televised baseball games
don't have that atmosphere. Well,I mean, you know, there's there's
forty five thousand people that sold out. The players are definitely there to you
know, befriend the other players.It's definitely more of a congenial I think

(01:00:30):
environment in that sense, rather thanjust a straight competition that counts in the
standing. So there is still theexhibition element, and the guys are soaking
it all in. You know.Again, you know, guys are lucky
to make one or two All StarGames in their career, so when they
get there, they soak it in. And even guys that have been in
at five, six, seven years, that novelty really never wears off because

(01:00:50):
it's always a different team of greatyoung talent and great players. So yeah,
it's just it's built to be acelebration. I thought Major League Baseball
did a great job Forben. Youknow, it started out with the Futures
Game on Saturday. We were ableto send Hornsby down there. He got
to participate one of our staples atthe ballpark, they're running with the ball.
We got to run that during theFutures Game, which is the younger

(01:01:12):
players in the game, the minorleague guys, on the up and coming
dudes. Then Sunday, you know, they had the they had the Celebrity
Softball Game and those things going on, and they did the Draft. Monday
they had the Home Run Derby,which was incredible, so much fun,
and then the game on Tuesday.So it's a four day celebration and and
so that's the type of environments likeSuper Bowl week. Yeah, no,

(01:01:32):
it's it is a fantastic event tosee unfold on TV. And and this
year they unveiled the new rules withthe Home Run Derby and it did it
didn't disappoint. If the rules werechanged to make the home run Derby,
I don't know more exciting. Theydefinitely achieved it. Oh my gosh,
Yeah, it was great. Imean all the early rounds were closed.

(01:01:52):
Some of the young guys that hadtheir first chance to get in there,
like Alec Bahum from Philly. It'sso great to see some of the personalities
these guys. You know their names, or you've seen them hit a home
run on Sports Center or whatever,but you know that that's a kind of
a showcase for personalities that MIC's upstuff that they do at the Home Run
Derby and at the All Star Game, those are just fun and he humanizes

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the players and you know, youbecome bigger fans of those guys, and
if you didn't know them before,you get an introduction. That's just great.
Absolutely, And a lot of peopleask why a Showy and Judge and
all of them aren't in the HomeRun Derby, And I'm kind of glad
they're not because it highlights these otherguys. Why aren't they involved? You
know, that's a great that's agreat question. I think there's multi prongs

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on that. I think the teamslike the Yankees or the Dodgers in the
case of Judge and and Ohty,I think they they prefer them not go
up there and swing really hard fiftyor sixty times in about twenty minutes.
So just from an injury prevention standpoint, but if the player really wants to
do it, you know he's gonnado it. But mostly I think you're
going to see a lot of thoseyounger guys. It's not the same days

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as like when I was growing up, when we had Ken Griffy Junior who
wanted to go out there every year. You know Pete Alonso from the Mets,
he's been in at five times.He's kind of like the veteran.
But I think that's why I thinkthere's an injury. There's an injury aspect
to it, and it's also letthe young stars shine. So what we
got to see was, you know, guys like Gunner Henderson up there al

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bahuam. Ti Oscar Hernandez got inhis first one. He was excited about
the Dodger guy as the first Dodgerto ever win the home run derby,
so and you got to see hispersonality. I didn't know anything about ti
Oscar really from a personality standpoint.He just seemed like the most lovable,
like happy, go lucky guy.I'm definitely gonna be a bigger fan of
his now. So now we're atthat halfway point, we can start trying

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to predict the future. Who doyou like in the American League for the
MVP? Does a Judge have itlocked up? Or is Gunner Soto,
Bobby wit Rafael? Are any ofthese guys gonna take it from Judge?
I'd say right now, as oftoday, it's definitely a Gunner Henderson from
the Orioles and uh and Judge that'sa that's the one too. And I

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think Judge definitely has the edge rightnow. We'll see see how the season
plays out. There's a lot alot to be determined right now, but
Judge is right up there in allthe triple kring category. So I kind
of like him in the league rightnow at Gunners as a number two.
Yeah, And I don't know howthis conversation isn't just one sided. But
with the National League, I don'tknow how show he doesn't have it wrapped

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up with a bow, but BryceHarper is gonna try and steal it.
Yeah, I mean absolutely. Imean and and Otani's numbers aren't as good
as Judges, and Judge has competition, So there's other other guys having great
having great seasons, So we'll seewhat happens. You know. You know,
to me, this is the hardestyear for Otani to win it in
the National League because he's not pitching, you know, when he's pitching,

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and for pitching at an all Starcaliber level on top of doing what he's
doing offensively this year, I don'tknow how anybody can really compete with him.
So if anybody's gonna compete with him, it's It's it's it's Harper and
those types of guys. This isthe year to do it because if he's
stay healthy, he could he couldrattle off four or five or six of
these in a row and then pitchingin the National League. Scanise is everybody's

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talking about him, but he's notthe favorite for MVP No, I mean
pitchers, it's hard to get MVPs, but Cy Young he's not. He's
not there yet. He got calledup a little late. But by the
time we get to September, Corbyn, I mean, he'll if he continues
playing and pitching the way that he'spitching, that dude is he's absolutely going
to be in the discussion because he'sjust dominated. I think at this point
he just hasn't had enough starts forpeople to give him that consideration just yet.

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But he's going to be there.And that was another great storyline in
the in the All Star Game,it's the first guy to first rookie to
start the Major League All Star Gamesince nineteen ninety five. Hebecki Jdeo Nomo
for the Dodgers started it back then. Yeah, And that guy's got a
great personality and a great story andhe's just another one of his young budding
stars that MLB's got to hang theirhat on. Yeah. And then finally,

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I want to get your predictions aswe wrap up the All Star break.
Don't forgets are back in town.Who do you two teams going to
the World Series? Who do yougot? I'm writing it down so just
so you know, Okay, I'mgonna go against my my home, my
Homer squad, the Yankees. I'mgonna go Orioles, Orioles versus the Indians
in the American League Championship Series,and Orioles get to the World Series,

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and I'm gonna go Dodgers, Philliesand Phillies to the World Series and Phillies
win the World Series. That's whereI'm at, all right, I like
it all right. Listen. TulseDrillers will be back in action at the
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one Oakfield at Tulsa Drillers dot com. Mike, thanks for joining us.
Awesome time, great great questions,enjoyed to celebrate the All Star week You

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guys have a gree weekend. Allright's our see you later. Good morning,
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All right, conspiracy theory. Thursday, it was announced that in twenty

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thirty, so in our lifetime sixyears, they're going to let the International
Space Station fall to Earth. That'sa pretty big deal. I think,
So, how long has that thingbeen up there? Thirty plus years?
I want to say it was likemid nineties when they built it and scent

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it up there. Maybe wrong.I think it might be longer than that.
I think it's like the eight eighties. Well, that's the International Society
for System Sciences. It says herethe International Space Station became fully operational in
May of two thousand and nine.Yeah, that doesn't seem right because I

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feel like in science class when Iwas in the eighth grade that like we
built one or you know, somethingmodeling it. Anyway, it was launched
in nineteen ninety eight, Okay,Okay, so they started working on in
mid nineties, launched it in ninetyeight, and then, of course space
takes time to get there and I'llget everybody where they need to go and

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situated jobs planned out. So okay, operational in two thousands, sive.
Okay. Do you have any pieceof equipment mechanical that's twenty five years old?
Oh? I do two motorcycles thatare over twenty five years old.

(01:09:21):
So they're both eighty six models,So okay, yeah, but that's about
it. I don't think I haveanything. We have an old a boat
motor that's in our garage. Doyou own a boat? Yeah, I

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mean we have. Is that newsto you? Can peepe? It is
news to me. It's I meanwe have a job boat. That's you're
gonna speak a little more stupid,A small job boat. You can say
it again, but I say ita little more stupid. I don't know
what that means. Trolling motor onit. They're very small, like a

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little I think to be comfortable init. Three people. Yeah, they're
just danking, okay. Yeah.And this motor that we have in our
garage, I'm not really sure ifit runs. It probably with a tune
up, it probably does, okay, But it was one of Kevin's grandfathers.

(01:10:24):
I think, so sure. It'sold number of times he drinks snake
bite medicine while fish and sure asso. Anyway, they're they're gonna let
this fall to Earth. They're sayingit's near the end of its life and
they think it's gonna just drift downfrom its normal orbit. And they're gonna

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say they're gonna leave crews on thereas long as possible. And the plan
is to leave about six months beforethe final re entry and when it reached
is about one hundred and thirty sixmiles from Earth. Uh, the idea
is that it will burn up.I would imagine, Yeah, I guess.

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They says that they selected the dealbrit Vital Vehicle last month, saying
it will be awarded an eight hundredand forty three million dollars to SpaceX for
the development. The choice comes afterNASA asks the aerospace community for proposals in
March for a space tug. I'veseen that movie movie that Liz is gonna

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talk about it. Also, whatwill happen? Unknownst to Gimpi at the
orgy he'll be attending at Oklahoma.Well, man, it's just space tug.
It's man, it's just a tug. And to me, the idea

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of that I think this is kindof terrifying that it's coming down. I
mean the part that so irrational methinks it's very terrifying because they can't control
it. Rational me understands sixty percentof the Earth is ocean, so chances
of fall in the ocean are prettygood, at least sixty percent. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, but there isthat forty percent chance that it could

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fall on your house. Can youimagine shud shame? Can you like,
sir, we need we need tolet the space station fall to Earth?
Oh okay, sure, yeah,not a problem, sir. We're fairly
confident that it will land in theocean, fairly confident, Like, what

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are we talking? Sixty percent?It's over half that, it's not a
fifty to fifty, it's just alittle bit more than half. Yeah.
Yeah, I imagine that not allof it's gonna burn up up re entering
the atmosphere. There's still gonna behuge chunks of it that won't be No,
it'll burn up. I feel prettyconfident it'll burn up. So if

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it's going to burn up, thenwhat are we worried about them? Because
people are wrong? Right? No, wrong? Correct, no wrong.
I don't know what is the pointsof the iss? Anyway? What are
they doing up there? Are theyjust studying haanging right, drinking from and
their little asses on vacation in space? And we do in space? Let's

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see what we can? Can weplay corn hole in space? I almost
just swore spilling water and drinking itright, launching M and m's across you
know, all the cool things yousee on YouTube. Yeah. No,
they do experiments and to test theeffects of space on things, okay,
which I think is an important attributeif you're gonna go try to go to

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another planet or further into space,maybe eventually even just have to live in
space. You know, Like whatwas that TV show one hundred if you
remember that, Yes, recap everybody, and for those that don't know this
TV show, it was on Cdouble. Yeah. So it was basically,
the Earth has gone to hell radioactive, right, and so they launched

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a bunch of of people into spaceand that's where they live in this like
I guess as type sort of thing. And they're like, after it was
like a century, like one hundred, two hundred years or something like that,
we can go back to Earth andsee if it's habitable, right,
if the radiation has has subsided.So what they do is they send one

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hundred delinquent teams troublemakers. Trouble makers, yeah, who've gotten in trouble with
the law or whatever, and they'relike, hey, we're gonna send you
down to Earth and y'all's going tosee if it's habitable. And if y'all
don't come back, well we're notlosing anything. Yeah, we're just losing
a couple right, right, youngerkids or whatever. But if it comes

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back and we can live there again, the sweet We're going to bring everybody
back to Earth and start living there. And I only watched like the first
two seasons of it. I thinkthere was like maybe three or four.
But it was a good show.I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it.
Yeah, it was. It wasokay. And what's the thing is that
they don't they don't call back andsay that everything's good. No, there's
some some trouble ended up happening,and they ended up coming back to Earth.

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They realized that it was habitable,but something happened in space that caused
their space station to come crashing downto Earth. And yeah, that's about
where I left off, really goodshow. So somebody texted and said Skylab
in nineteen seventy nine fell to earthand that was what That was the prequel
to ISS. Okay, and itwas much smaller. Scott ISS is five

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times larger than Skylab, three hundredand fifty seven feet long, a million
pounds, while sky Lab was ninetynine feet long and only weighed one hundred
and sixty five thousand pounds. Okay. The International Space Station is roughly the
size of a football field from endzone to end zone, and is larger

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than a six bedroom house. Iguess Skylab was only up there for it
says twenty four weeks. That doesn'tseem that long. It feels like they
got it wrong. Yeah, sothey're like, you know what, let's
get another one up. We coulddo this again, we could do it
better. Sure, Sure, getanother one up there. And it's been
up there for twenty five six,twenty five years. To me, in

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all seriousness, there's not much ofa conspiracy other than they're just gonna let
this fall to earth, hopefully inthe ocean, and then what do they
recover it. It's a piece ofhistory, does it have secrets on it?
And it's international right, So it'snot like it's the American space station.

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Right. You've got all kinds ofdifferent countries living on this space station.
So secrets maybe I don't know.But who's going to collect it?
Does the US collect it and thenput it in the Smithsonian? Do we
get part of it to Russia orpart of it to China? You know
what I'm saying? So, yeah, So the International Space Station is owned

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by fifteen countries, Okay, NASA, European Space Agency, Japanese, Canadian,
the Russia. I always thought Russiacontrolled of it. Maybe that's just
because I thought we controlled it asa NASA controlled it. He should we

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used to. So then Biden,we got it. We gotta sit down
and divvy it up between fifteen yearsor Japan's be like I want a bigger
piece, right? Well, sorryJapan? Where is it first? Come
for surf? Like? Whoever getsto it first gets to keep it possession?
What country it falls closer to inthe ocean? The piece closer to

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US or Russia? Do the pieceshave air tags on them so they can
right fall? Imagine being a fishjust doing fish things, right, minding
your own fishy business, and thenjust out of no where the football field.
Just keep swimming, Just keep thenext thing. You know, you're
you've lost a fin and your wife. You're just trying to like raise them

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correctly, and they just want tobe a butterfly. Do butterfly? Thanks.
And then they meet some stupid friendwho's doesn't know up from down and
repeats themselves and then but ultimately savestheir life somehow can actually read. Yeah,
gets gets mixed up with the wronggroup of people, right, and

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it's some sort of tank. Theyget it dirty to try and get him
out. All this because they letthe iss crash into the ocean, just
saying everything, everything's connected. Man, you don't believe me. Look at
all the bad things that happened sincethey shot a gorilla. Right, I'm
not a look for yourself if youdraw your own conclusion. I try to

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be a very rational person. AndI looked at that and went uugh,
Rombie was the keyholder to the universe. It appears to be true. You
can show the line of going down. You know, I talk about correlation,
correlation, correlation, but if youlook at the timeline, there's a

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definitive marker of when things started goingsouth, and it all equates to a
little boy falling into a thing andthem going now over at it's just a
kid, It's just someone's son.They just shot the gorilla. The gorilla
was so one sun too, boy. Yeah, look it up for yourself,

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right, Good morning, It's theBig nine Morning Show nine one eight
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want to say to A two ninefour five. We're watching Lindsay and I
are watching the show called Presumed Innocent. It's on Apple TV. It's really
good if you like crime and cheating, scandal and things like that. Right.
It's got Jake Chillenhall a couple otherpeople in him, but in it
he has to take a light detectortest to prove I guess he's innocent or

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whatever. And I went down arabbit hole of light detector tests because I
thought they weren't allowed in court.Okay, they are in certain scenarios,
okay, And for those who don'tknow, a light detector, also called
a polygraph, is a device thatwas invented a long time ago that they

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strap onto you to test your body'sreactions to questions, so it measures heart
rate, things like that. Perspiration, I think, yeah, again,
a bunch of different measurable elements todecide based off someone's training and education of
the device and the readings, ifyou are being truthful, not lying,

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if you are being truthful and acceptive. I don't get that because everybody's different
and everybody reacts to things differently.And let's just say you're nervous because one
you're hooked up to a polygraph adetector convicted of murder, rights charged are
already up there, you know whatI mean. So I feel like with

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that, the polygraph is going tobe skewed already. When I go to
the doctor, right and they dothe blood pressure thing. I just tried
to before, I said, rightto try and calm down because I don't
want high blood pressure reading, right, And that's just the doctor office.
Imagine if it's a court of lawand you're having to take this light detector.

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Yeah, some guy with a bagcomb over and wirim glasses and the
same beige suit he's had for twentyyears. Yeah. Yeah. I've never
been a fan of them because Idon't think that you get accurate readings that
way. So the Supreme Court hurta case I forget when, but the

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United States for Sheffer and said thatthere's no evidence to prove polygraphs work.
Okay, they didn't say they didn'twork, they just said there's no evidence.
So in federal cases, polygraphs arenot allowed. Makes sense, right.
Federal cases are cases that involve thegovernment. So for example, you

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rob a bank, you are goingto be charged by the US government because
of the federal banking laws. Soif you there's capital murder, like,
there are many levels of federal crimes, but a polygraph is submissible on a
local level. On state levels,wow, right. So of the states
that allow the introduction of polygraph evidenceare Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California,

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Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Nevada,
New Jersey, New Mexico, NorthDakota, Ohio, Utah, Washington,
and Wyoming. And the thing islike, well, you can use and
in other states up to the judgesdiscretion, right, because you can use
it to your benefit as well.But to me, if you get somebody

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up there and going, yeah,he was being deceptive on whether he killed
her, and then my attorney getsup there and goes, yeah, but
are they truthful. It's already beensaid out loud that I was deceptive.
That can be quite damning. Yeah, and in some instances they use light
detectors to keep track or information ontheir honesty of child predators who are on

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watch lists. Okay, but thatdoesn't mean anything the truth. Also,
they also could just be nervous toobecause I don't know they peed behind a
dumpster. Right, And the governmentuses them even though the federal court system
has said the Supreme Court has saidthese are not allowable in certain government jobs

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Border patrol, FBI, CIA,of course many different government jobs. You
have to pass a polygraph, right, there's a wiki hell on how to
beat a light detector test? Sure, and put tax in your shoe?
Right, answer questions vaguely or usingonly yes or no answers. So yeah,
back up. The way to passit is you have to be where

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you think you will be if youwere deceptive at the baseline question. There's
a baseline question that's asked, sothey know here's where their readings are.
Got you like, is your nameCorbin? Right? Right? Right?
So you've got so you put atack in your shoe and when they asked
the question, you step on thetack, put your heel into it or
your toe or whatever. Yeah,and then you're gonna raise your heart right,

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yep, you're gonna go Corbin.It says your sneak, little white
lies into the control questions. Okay, yeah, but you're not asking the
questions. You're answering, right,don't admit to anything relevant. Is your
hair brown? No, I'm lookingat it right now, right, it's

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not yeah. They don't do that. It's yes or no answers. Maintain
an even breathing rate the entire time. Okay, that makes sense. Can
you do that? I don't guy, can I don't know. I've also
heard take like a volume or somethinglike that because the lowers your heart rate,
breathing, all that stuff. Tobeat a light detector, uh,
here's one, here's one, right, How to beat a light detector test

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number six. Clench your sphincter whileanswering question. Sure again, but you
got to be at that baseline rightright, so you just tightener? But
is your name GIMPI? By theway, I just watched Lindsay lean back
in her chair, which means shetightened her sphincter in that exact moment.
I was watching Lindsay's tightener sphincter.That's a little weird, but I'm sure

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a lot of people did it whenyou said the word tighten your sphincter.
I'm doing it right now as we'retalking me too. Multiple three, four,
five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten eleven. Okay,
stop. It says here, thinkof something stressful when telling the truth.
And that's another thing. You're tryingto think of something stressful like taxes

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or whatever, you know, andstill trying to answer their question. Okayt
the same time ask me a question. I'm to try and think of something
stressful, all right, Corbyn,is the sky blue? No? I'm
just saying if you slowly answer thequestion and think about your answer like you

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go, I'm thinking about, ohmy gosh, you gotta pay the bills,
they're gonna turn electricity. No,okay, so you can't get your
your headspace, and I would thinkso maybe so again, I've never had
a polygraph. This is just fromthe little bit of research that I did
over the last few days. I'venever had two either, which I think
is a good thing. I thinkif you've gone your entire life without having

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to take a polygraph, test.You're doing pretty good if you pass the
test and they say they are inimissibleif you fail or get inconclusive. They
say that in court to form anopinion. Sure, I could see them
doing that, Like, but youstill took one, so they may not
be admissible, But that would beup to your attorney to go objection that
inimissible, right, and then thejudge has to be like, yeah,

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okay, or he'll They could sayno, we're gonna use it anyway,
so he text m Polygraphs cannot beused amissible evidence in any court. They
may be used as exploratory evidence toconvince a jury, but any two bit
high school grad cheap attorney should beable to stop it from ever entering the
court room. You'd like to think, yeah, you'd like to think.
Light detectors basically measure if you're nervousor not, and if you get confused

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by the questions, it will affectthe test. My experience, I passed
one, so they did a secondone. They don't tell you if you
pass or not at that time,So the second test had me nervous,
ended with an inconclusive result, right, Because I can't imagine they're gonna say
inconclusive, they're not gonna go you'retruthful, right, right, right?
Only Maury does that, you're notdeceptive. So basically, what you're telling

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me from those people that have hadone, it's like when I go get
an MRI or the X ray,I gotta wait till I see the doctor.
Pretty much basically, even though you'veread thousands of them, you know
what cancer looks like exactly. Iwant to know what this person did to
have to take a lie detack attack. Again, you don't have to have
done something bad. A lot ofgovernment agencies and some companies use lie detectors

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or polygraphs to decide whether you're hireable, right, okay, which I don't
see how that. I guess ifI sweat a lot, right, what
if you're just fat and in poorhealth? Right, So I have no
training, huh, And I'm tryingto be in the FBI and you give

(01:29:27):
me a polygraph and I'm like,oh my god, this is the FBI.
It's been my dream. Whatever.You're like, right, you're nervous,
maybe went out for drinks the nightbefore and you're sweating out all your
tequila or something like that. Yeah, one guy I was reading the thing
and he was trying to get ajob with the government and he had to
take a polygraph. And so ayear after he applied and passed all the
tests and everything, that he finallygot booked to take his polygraph. He

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had to drive four hours away fora nine am appointment. He didn't get
any vote on the time date oranything, and he had spend the night
in like a motel six or whateverby himself. Like, yeah, your
head gets away from you. Yeah, and that would affect the results,
I imagine. Yeah, And whatif a person who has high blood pressure
is taking a polygraph? Like,has it right? It's a great question.

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I don't know if they hire peoplewith high blood pressure to be CIA
agents. They may, I don'tknow, but I mean I would think
that should eliminate you if they're noteven trying to go for a job.
But like they have to, youknow, take a polygraph for a crime
or something like, but hey,I do have high blood pressure, Like
is that gonna count against me?Like you can't use that in the algorithm
because I have high blood pressure?Right? Or do they tell you prescriptions

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out so I am on my medicationlisten if you can't keep your prescription up,
I don't know if you should beworking for the FBI. And do
they tell me not to drink acelsius right before? Right? No energy
drinks, no red Bulls, nonothing for you drinking nothing but water.
There's a website out there I justdiscovered called anti polygraph dot org and it

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go on to basically on how muchof a sham? Yeah, this polygraph
stuff is. The FBI considered thecreator of the light detector to be a
phony and a crackpot. No,he actually he was a psychologist. He
was a doctor who was a policeofficer who became a psychologist if I remember,
physiologist, sorry, to study howthe body reacts to questions and stuff.
And he created this light detector test. And it was his protege turned

(01:31:24):
nemesis who was like, no,it's a light detector test. And he
was like no, no, no, no no. But the guy who
then pushed it to become a lightdetector test is the one that is the
scumbag. Gotcha. The man whostarted the CIA's polygraph program thought that plants
can read human thoughts. All thisanti polygraph propaganda didn't know Digga, I

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didn't know this rabbit hole, dude. Yeah, the foremost polygraph advocate in
academia was discredited by a federal judge. The longest polygraph school produces newly minted
polygraphers in just fourteen weeks. Itfeels like it should be for it.
There's a school to go to bea polygraph reader government job. Dude.

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I guess less than half the timeit takes to graduate from a typical barber
comment. It feels like it shouldbe different. Yeah. The National Center
for Credibility Assessment UH suppressed a studysuggesting that innocent blacks are more likely to
fail the polygraph than innocent whites.Sure, okay, I was. I

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love this type of stuff because likepolygraph, Like in the TV show Presumed
Innocent, they find hit her skinunderneath no, his skin underneath her nail
bed at Okay, that indicates,you know, struggles. So they were
like, yes, you would think, especially when it's said or presented as
evidence for conviction. But and theyhave this top notch DNA guy who's in

(01:32:56):
there given his testimony and when hegets cross exam and he's like, can
you get that evidence in a subtletouch? Yes, even maybe just caressing
the face. Yes, so itisn't a sign. DNA under the nails
isn't a sign of a crime,right, And they forced the guy to
go, I could see that,right. Yeah. But so you go

(01:33:17):
down a rabbit hole of like bloodspatters and how they aren't accurate. You
go down a rabbit hole of DNAevidence not accurate and understand that's like saying
Kleenex aren't tissues. Like it's abroad DNA is a broad thing, right,
right, It's not all just seeingthem spit, right, or the
molecular structure right right, you hearDNA, you go okay, you don't

(01:33:38):
go, well, how much DNA? Yeah, this type of stuff that
people can get wrongfully convicted of ortheir image shattered for, and people just
go, oh okay, Like ifI passed a light detector test, you
would call me a you're a lie. You call me a liar if you

(01:34:00):
passed it, or if I didn'tpass it? Right pass? Yeah?
Right, yeah, yeah, butyou totally be Yeah. Yes, it
says right here, it says seethe squiggly when official test said you're a
liar. It's spiked right here,man, you lie? And I asked
if my DNA was found on acrime victim. You would go aha.
I always knew Corman was up tosomething. Finally he catches up with him

(01:34:23):
a little tard. All right,we got to take a break. We'll
be back. Tulsa's Morning Show continues. Next text the Big Bad Morning Show
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That Morning Show, nine six KMOD. You can also text bmms and then
what you want to say to eightto nine four five. Normally we would
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form, because we had to speakwith Malega. Wanted to speak with Malega.
We're gonna do that right now.Hard hitting news right here, Gorbyn,

(01:35:08):
it says. GOP Senators confront SecretService director at the RNC. Tennessee
Senator Marsha Blackburn and Wyoming Senator JohnBurrosso asked pointed questions to Kimberly Chetle about
reported failures by her agency at thePennsylvania rally. The competition started at the
RNC floor on the RNC floor withCheetles saying, this is not the time

(01:35:32):
for questions. It's not it's highlyinappropriate it is a camera opportunity. As
she left the RNC floor with heragents and was followed by the senators up
yelling questions until she retreated to aclosed room. Just some grandstanding. She
should be questioned, she's probably gonnahave to step down, and should step

(01:35:55):
down a president, former president.Somebody under their detail got shot, right,
But that is not the place todo it. She's not equipped to
answer those questions. She's there onofficial business, right right right. It
feels well, we got you inthe room, though, it's like stopping
your teacher in the grocery store.I mean, like, why'd you give
my kid a B? But I'mjust trying to get my rice Ernie right.

(01:36:16):
There was two things that she didsay that I was like, what
in an interview she said that theroof was too slope, so it was
dangerous, okay. And then,and this is where I think she's really
in trouble. Is she they weretold by local police they did not have
enough police to help with protection.Security detail, which is different than the
roof was dangerous, right, Andso they said, well just put a

(01:36:42):
squad car there, and I don'tknow how that keeps security. But and
then the two snipers that were onthe buildings directly behind the main stage.
The closest one couldn't see the perpetratoror the shooter because of trees. So
they I mean to me, that'salso a blunder. Yeah, Yeah,
you gotta have a clear position,you a vision. So and they're probably

(01:37:03):
going, oh, they're probably focusedon the crowd. Yes, but they
did they nobody scoped and went that'sa target. That's a dangerous target,
right, that's a threat. Andyou should have said we got blind spots
here, like we You shouldn't haveblind spots. If that tree is a
blind spot, you need to havethat place covered. I see what you're
saying, Like, there should havebeen a threat to me. The security

(01:37:24):
perimeter should have been way further back. Why did I say? The mame
is like, why does the perimeterlook like pac Man? Right? Because
it kind of right, because theyprobably include buildings at times that are more
Yeah, but they didn't have enoughpolice. Apparently, that's not fair.
They didn't have enough security personnel,not Secret Service security personnel to handle that
event. Right, what else wegot here? John Hinckley Junior reacts to

(01:37:45):
Trump's assassination attempt. Yeah, itis the man who shot President Reagan.
Is reacting to the assassination attempt onPresident Trump. In a post on X
yesterday, he said violence is notthe way to go. Give piece of
chance now. Hinckley was twenty fiveyears old when he shot President Reagan and
three others in nineteen eighty one.He was acquitted of all charges the following

(01:38:08):
year year by reason of insanity,and he was granted full unconditional release from
court oversight in twenty twenty two.I'm just glad he didn't say nube ye.
Yeah, right, at least Ididn't want target. Oh god,
what else we got here? Pelositells Biden that he cannot win. Former
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has reportedly toldJB in a private in private that polling

(01:38:31):
shows that he can't win the election. Now, it's being reported that during
a recent conversation, she told himthat the numbers show that he'll lose and
that he could ruin the Democrats chanceof winning the House if he continues on
Now. JB reportedly pushed back atthe claims, tell Nancy get bent,
no, not really telling Nancy thathe saw polls indicating otherwise. It would

(01:38:57):
follow Calls from many prominent Democrats recentlyfor him to drop out, included Chuck
Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries. If youhave not you or somebody who doesn't do
this, I'm going to implore youto look at the YouTube show fire Tony.
Kill Tony, Kill Tony, Thankyou Kill Tony. It is a

(01:39:18):
comedy show. One of the guysfrom the Tom Brady Roast has been doing
this for a while and he hascomedians come on. They pull names out
of a hat and they're in astaging area waiting to come up. They
get sixty seconds. It's it's reallygreat all that. I think it's great
all the time because sometimes they bomb. A lot of times they bomb,
sometimes they don't, and then theyroast the guy. It's pretty it's a

(01:39:42):
good time. They had Joe Biden, somebody being Joe Biden. I believe
it's the guy that always does DoctorPhil which is a whole other thing,
and kills it. And then theyhave Shane Gillis who does a uncanny Donald
Trump and they slay from the momentthey step on stage. I mean,

(01:40:04):
it's so good, it's hilarious.Some of the funniest things I've seen yeah.
Lastly here, the City of Miamareceived six point three million dollars in
FEMA funding for flooding FEMA funding forflooding. The city announced that FEMA awarded
MFA no yeah fff. The cityannounced that FEMA awarded it six point three

(01:40:26):
million dollars in grant funding through OklahomaEmergency Management. The funding is meant to
help construct hazard mitigation projects at differentflood prone spots in Miama. Oem Or
The Oklahoma Emergency Management officials said thatthis will ensure the city is a is
better prepared for future roadway flooding.The approvements are expected to take three years

(01:40:46):
to finish. City officials said it'sthe largest grant Miami has ever received.
See what lindsay has quickly Four Ballsto the Wall. Sports Caitlin Clark is

(01:41:08):
setting yet another record. The IndianaFever rookie dished out nineteen assists against the
Dallas Wings yesterday that broke the previoussingle game record of eighteen assists set by
Courtney vander Slut in twenty twenty.Clark also finished with twenty four points in
Indiana's loss to Dallas. She'll nexttake park in the WNBA All Star Game
as part of Team WNBA on Saturdayand Phoenix and that's your Balls to the

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Wall sports. I'm Lindsay on ninetyseven to five KMOD. Good morning,
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list random topics randomly drawn with randomring results. Now here's Corbyn, Kimpie
and Lindsay with this week's top list. This week's top list is favorite Ice
creams, favorite ice creams. Weflavors, right, is what we're talking
about. Yeah, yeah, notbrand no, right, I just want
to make sure, right, it'sjust a small handful of those. Yeah,

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So what do you got for numberfive? Lindsay, all right?
Number five? I'm going with oatmealcream pie, Bluebells. It's amazing,
yeah, and I think I thinkit was introduced last year if I'm not
mistaken, and it is awesome.I'm not huge like I as a kid,

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I used to really enjoy ice creammore of a popsicle person. But
these are the flavors that I'm notgoing to pass on. And then number
four is Brahm's Hot Chocolate hot chocolate. How does how does hot chocolate ice

(01:43:49):
cream taste? I don't understand howit tastes like hot chocolate? I mean,
do you mean chocolate? No,it's they're hot chocolate ice cream and
it's only available in the winter month. But I'm just trying to figure out
the flavor discern discern or the differenceif it was hot chocolate. Yeah,
it's not like regular chocolate ice cream. It's like a hot cocoa. It

(01:44:12):
just tastes different and it's delicious.So good. Number three for me is
something that I would not eat asa kid. It was my mom's favorite
butter pecan because I did not likepecans in my ice cream. I didn't

(01:44:32):
like really anything like the chunks ofany nut or even strawberries. I liked
more of the artificial flavor. Youknow what I mean. Uh, butter
pecan is like vanilla. It's hitor miss. Some vanillas are really good,
some vanillas are not. And Ithink butter pecan falls in that.
Some butter pecans are really good andsome butter pecans are not. Yeah,

(01:44:53):
and some butter pecans they have likethe nuts get really the pecans get really
soggy, kind of mushy, andI don't like that when you get a
good butterbecan. So I've gotten olderas my palette has matured, butterbecan is
amazing, amazing ice cream. Andif you go to usually a good ice

(01:45:14):
cream place, good even like Brohmbwherever, they will have a good butter
pecan ice cream, very yummy,wonderful. Number two another one when I
was a kid, wasn't a bigfan. As I've grown, it's become
one of my favorites. And thatis pistachio, and that can be ice

(01:45:36):
cream, gelato, whatever. Pistachiois probably one of my favorite flavor profiles,
like oh, delish, delish,and then number one most recently,
this just takes the cake for me. The ice cream. Yes, honey

(01:45:57):
lavender, honey lavender. Yes,oh it's not too sweet, it's just
it's refreshing. And Rose Rock downon Maine in the Rose District and Broken
Arrow, Oh my gosh, theyhave that and it is amazing, just

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oh wonderful. Conspiracy theory Thursday.Oh no, just kidding. Top list
favorite ice cream? What do yougot for? Number five? Can be
going at number five? And Itell you, I know there's a difference
between gelato and ois cream, butit's a frozen treat regardless. But peach
peach flavor. STG makes a solidpeach porter peach by the way, which

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I think they have their festival comingup this week this weekend. Yeah,
it's starting today. Yeah, Ithink it might have to travel down here.
Eh hew. Peach ice cream,all right, Bluebells got a really
good it's like peach vanilla ice cream. STG makes a killer peach gelato.
Peach is another one of my favoriteProfiles Flavor Profiles as well. That peach
Gilatos in Indolin's now is It's Mike, I'm gonna come at you. Number

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four. I don't know if yougot I just trying it. The other
day. We got some tubs inthere and the braaker I saw it that
cookies and cream cheesecake from Bluebell solidsolid. I had a little scoop or
two of that, and I waslike, this is really good. I
might take one of these tubs homewith me. The folks at Bluebell they

(01:47:30):
do such a great job of wehave our ones we're really good at,
and then we like to play yes, and they come up with some really
great ones when they do play it'ssolid. Yeah, I haven't. I
haven't come across one yet that I'mlike, that's gross. Like even the
coffee one was good. The DoctorPepper float one was so good I had

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to hear then I had to goand get some at the store for myself.
Yeah. The A n W.Root Beer float one was a solid,
gooey butter goody buttercake. Yeah.I almost punched him so good.
Number three banana pudding, banana puttingice cream. I like banana pudding just

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as it is. Banana is probablywhen it comes to like top five favorite
flavor profiles, bananas in there atleast number two. Wow, number three,
That's that's where I'm at. Youknow, I like blueberry, peach,
banana anyhow, Yeah I am banana. I'm out. But people say
with banana ice cream, like youget a warm brownie and do banana ice

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cream, and like it creates thisalmost all a banana split type of thing
happening. Yeah. Number two onmy list is a peanut butter cup.
Peanut butter cup. Now. Idiscovered this at Brahms a couple of years
ago. I was like, that'sreally good because it's got like actual peanut

(01:48:57):
butter cups in it, like Reese'sor whatever. But it's but nonetheless,
so it's like a peanut butter flavorice cream with peanut butter chocolate, peanut
butter cups in it. And andthat's when I discovered that you can take
any flavor ice cream that Brahms hasand turn it into a shake. And
I have them do that, giveme a peanut butter cup shake. That's

(01:49:23):
good. Number one. And youknow, it's simple, it's very traditional,
but it is my absolute favorite icecream hand down, always will be.
And I think it's just for thewide variety of ingredients that come into

(01:49:44):
this ice cream. And that's RockyRoad. Man. Rocky Road's been around
for Damcoon's age, and it's notone of these like experimental ones that Bluebell
does, Doctor Pepper Floats, RuberFloats, cheesecake stuff like that. Every
brand of ice crea has a RockyRoad. Now, not all Rocky Roads
are created equal, to be sureabout that. If you go and get

(01:50:06):
great value Rocky Road, yeah you'regetting the marshmallows and the chocolate chogs and
stuff like that. But it's adifferent flavor, man. It's just something
about it that's cheaper ingredients, iswhat it is. But I'm still happy
with it regardless of what brand itis. Rocky Road is my favorite ice
cream of all time. I likeRocky Road too, but it's like Vanilla

(01:50:30):
or the butter Pecan, they're justso hit and miss. Like, I
will not eat a Rocky Road thathas chunks of marshmallows. I want the
marshmallows stream in it. Okay,I could go either way on that one,
Yeah, go either way on it. We're doing topless if you want
to share your as you can bmmsand whatever that is to eight two nine
four Five favorite ice creams. Numberfive for me, I was introduced to

(01:50:50):
it one time when I had sushi, and that is green tea ice cream.
Never had that, never heard itsounds like it wouldn't be good.
It's delicious. You can comment,lindsay it's not. It is so bland
to me. It's just like,no, of course I don't like green
tea though, so that's one ofthe I don't think it tastes like green

(01:51:11):
tea. You've had an earthy umammytaste to it. Yeah, it's not
for me. My and my kiddo, one of them. He will try
anything at least once, and wehave a rule like you can't say anything's
gross until you've tried it. Andhe was so excited, you know,
he was getting to try green teaice cream, so excited, and I
even I took pictures of him tryingit, and his face just went to

(01:51:35):
complete and utter disgust. He wasso unhappy. He was like, do
I have to finish this? I'mlike no, not at all. Oh.
It was such a letdown for allof us. We all tried it.
No, Uh huh. You're thefirst person I've had that said it
sucks. It's always a surprise,refreshing if you go get away from the
EU factor like you think it's ew. But yeah, uh. Number four

(01:52:00):
coffee ice cream. I've never beendisappointed with coffee ice cream. Coffee is
a good flavor when it comes tolike something besides just drinking it. Yeah,
we should clarify, we should clarify. Right, it's not black coffee,
right, it's sugar and cream.It's creamy, delicious, got that
coffee taste to it. It's thereis a coffee place in a wasp Evergreen

(01:52:24):
Coffee and they do a espresso shake, Okay, and so they'll make a
shake with espresso. Man, isit good? So good? Number three
I'm going predictable here in terms oftraditional type of flavors cookies and cream as
long as it's made with oreos.If you're using Dwarfo or whatever ereos,

(01:52:47):
I'm out right, it's gotta beoreos. I don't know if it's oreos
that they put in there, butgoddamn it is good that Bluebell cookies and
cream cheesecake. Yeah, especially whenthere's a place in town called Big Dipper
and they do cookies and cream butthey've somehow figured out how to get the

(01:53:08):
cream into the ice cream, likethe cream from the Oreo. Yeah,
so you're eating the ice cream andthen there's also Oreos in it. It's
so good. Sidebar if you've everhad the Oreo ice cream bars. Okay,
so good. It is punch.Somebody good got youa So that's number
three. Number two take me tomy childhood. My parents would buy this

(01:53:32):
by the plastic big gallon thing thatwas always on sale, and that is
chocolate marshmallow ice cream. Never everdisappointed. It was always the fluff or
whatever it was that was in there, mixed in with the chocolate. And
I would get in trouble because Iwould only scoop the marshmallow out of it.
I wouldn't. I didn't want toall that. I wanted just the

(01:53:53):
marshmallow. And number one, we'regonna start a rivalry and that is a
Big Dipper down on. They havea couple of locations in town. They
have a lavender honeycomb ice cream thatis amazingly good. You're the lavender kind
of like the green tea. It'sgot this weird earthy umami taste to it.

(01:54:15):
It's refreshing. And then you getin this case, honey comb,
so it's like like the cereal no, like I don't think maybe it is,
I don't know, but it's likecrunchy and sweet like then the honey
gives it such a really good flavorand it's got honey mixed in with it.
It is so good, so good. It is had crunch in my

(01:54:35):
honey lavender. Well, honeycomb,yeah, honey comb. Yeah, it's
so good. It is where andyou know, any of these places you
go to you can taste the icecream. Right, they have one with
popcorn in it. Man, that'sso good. I know it shouldn't work,
it shouldn't, but it does.Dude. They do flights, so
if you're not sure, you justget like a flight six scoops and share

(01:54:58):
it and everybody take taste off ofit. They mix it with alcohol.
They'll do alcohol ones, so ifyou want to mix with like an alcohol,
they'll do it. Okay, thatsounds like a good time. Yeah,
it's really good. Uh dipping DUTs, get out here? Are you
five? Listen? It also likeseating ice cream out of an old toilet
paper tube. So push up hoopsyeah, I mean pushup pops are good

(01:55:19):
for what they are to me.That's we're not talking ice cream right,
that we're talking Yeah, um suremake sure, babe. Uh. I
was a big dipper mother of Markyesterday. The cookies and cream is legit.
The Pony Boy was great too,And Broms does the chocolate marshmallow ice
cream. Yes, they do pushpups dopend now Strawbrucks used to do green
Tea Frappac. You know, notsure if they still do. I tried

(01:55:40):
it once, but I'm with Lindsayhere. Didn't like it. Well,
I'm not talking about that, soit probably isn't good. Pistachio alben one
of my favorite. Another one,prelines and cream. Yeah, that can
be good. Yeah. Uh.Chocolate chip cookie dough gotta be in the
mood for it. It's just notcookie dough. Right. A couple of
bytes is good, and I can'tsit and eat a whole bowl. I

(01:56:01):
like cookie dough. I'll eat cookiedough, right. Chocolate chip cookie dough
ice cream is chocolate chip cookie doughwith subpar vanilla, right. Salted caramel,
Salted caramel always sometimes it's a littletoo sweet for my taste. I
thought you were gonna say salty.No, No, it's just sometimes like
caramel's just a little too much.I'm like, oh god, Cookies and

(01:56:23):
Cream, they're number two, numberone coffee, Yeah, another one Broms
will do even do mixed ice creamsas shakes. Half peanut butter cup,
half chocolate was my go to foryears. It sounds delicious all Bluebell number
five, Cookies and Cream, numberfour, butter Crunch, number three,
homemade vanilla, number two, chocolatechip, and number one A and W
root beer float. Yeah. Everybodytalks about how Ben and Jerry's is so

(01:56:45):
good, right, I think Bluebelland They're not. But they don't pay
me. I'm just let no,no, no, But I think Bluebell's
got them beat. Oh, Ithink they're completely different beasts. You think
so they are? Yes, Bluebelldoes amazing ice cream, but Ben and
Jerry's is always about how many ingredientscan we stuff it to this? Right?
Chunky monkey, serry Garcia, stufflike that, this food. Yes,
they're one with the peanut butter stuffedpretzels. Oh my gosh, so

(01:57:14):
so uh. Ben and Jerry's wouldbe more like specialty ice creams. Then
I think so, Yeah, Iwear Bluebells more. I don't want to
say traditional, but more traditional.Yeah, because their specialty brands like the
Doctor Pepper and stuff like that,that'd be their specialty ice cream. It'd
be like saying I drink craft beerlike it's yeah, it's specialty bugie.
I think someone said, get peachice cream at the Peach Barn off sixty

(01:57:38):
nine way to Muskogie. Bluebell's cookietwo step, yeah, I mean we
could go down the line of Bluebellones that are delicious. Yea. All
these are from Bluebell, no particularorder. Rocky Mountain Road yep, Southern
BlackBerry cobbler. Yeah, that wasmy introduction to Bluebell and I went hold
the phone. Yeah, Preleeans andcream yep, Tin roof Sunday, uh

(01:58:02):
huh, gooey butter cake yep.You know what, They don't have the
red, white and blue Bell anymore. That used to be a summer summer
wine. I don't know another one, butterbrickle. Never heard of that,
Rocky Road, English toffee half baked, and German chocolate. Yeah, German

(01:58:26):
chocolate sounds like it would be prettygood. I like a German chocolate cake.
I don't think I've ever had Germanchocolate ice cream. Imagine the same
thing. H got coconut in it. Corbyn breaking out the suspenders and I
pas on his ice cream flavors.Lindsay had the same number one. Bluebell's
new Banana putting ice cream is theshiz been and Jerry's fish food Brahms makes
the best, sure bird. Mywife agrees with that. What happened with

(01:58:48):
Gimpian mint chocolate chip. I dolike the man chocolate chip. Uh,
if you were an ice cream creamflavor, you'd be prelans and d u
mit chalco. I am not amid ice cream guy, mint chocolate chip
guy. I like. I don'tlike York peppermint patties because to me,

(01:59:10):
it's like teeth brushing, right,just a weird flavored profile for me.
And I'm not saying it's bad.I like it. You know, there's
so many other different flavors to choosefrom. Let's mix it up a little
bit. Yeah, I think wehit some good ones here. So we
got to take a break and we'llbe back. More of The Big Men
Morning Show is next. Good Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning shown four

(01:59:41):
six. Oh kmot can also textBMMS and then what you want to say
to A two nine four five.So some places list has come out of
like the best places in Tulsa foreating. So I thought we would we
would go through some of these,all right, best family restaurant, Okay,

(02:00:03):
Doctor Custom, which is this reallygood place? It was in Mother
Road Market. I've seen them atthe at the City Mark, the Farmer's
Market. And then they have aplace I think downtown or what's the name
of Doctor Custom. I think fora while they had a truck out of

(02:00:24):
armad Armadilla Brewing. Okay, deadArmadil, Dead Armadilla. Yeah. The
next one on this list is Cafeseventy five. I can't say with any
certainty I'm familiar with them, butthey're on this list. This is in
Mounds, Okay. Oh so theseare all just all over Oklahoma. Yah.

(02:00:45):
Yeah local. I thought I thoughtyou said local. I thought you
meant toll Now Okay, Brothers Hooligan. Uh, you know, I've heard
good things about that place, right, And they had what was like two
locations, one on fifteenth and thenthere was the one on they had first
in Mingo, they had three.They had three locations. They had one
over by Union, Okay, theyhad the one on fifteenth, and then

(02:01:08):
they built this one down here andthis down the street, so they think
this is the only one left.Okay, because I tried to get in
once because my mom told me.They're like, oh, they got a
really good chicken fried steak, andI'm a sucker for a chicken fried steak,
right, So I go down thereand by the time I get around
to it, that one on fiftyfirst and closed. So I go to
the one on fifteenth. It's sogood, thing packed. I can't get

(02:01:30):
in down there. So I haveyet to try the Uligans yet. Yeah,
it's fine. It's a it's friedfood. Okay, Yeah, it's
fine. I like fried food.Yeah, Hideaway Pizza. Best family restaurant
on this list, Okay, CharlesCharleston's restaurant, Best family restaurant. Okay,
Charleston is good. I do loveme some Charleston's. Okay, Best
fine dining barons on versus a newplace that's in the old rob Crib downtown

(02:01:55):
on First and Detroit First Rush fromthe IDEO or the old IDEO. Correct?
Okay, Mahogany Prime steakhouse. I'llgive you that Cisser Rose Caribbean food.
I've been there once. It wasgood. Bull in the Alley that's
good. And then Carvers on Nineteenthis on this list for best family find
dining. That is the new finedining restaurant in the hard Rock on the

(02:02:19):
nineteenth floor. Okay, Prosmo's noton it. No, best place for
breakfast. I want to go aheadand just give a discount on this one
because it's breakfast. How can youmess up breakfast. There are a couple
of unique things you may add,but ultimately I'm judging you on your eggs
and your waffles are your pay Yeahyeah, yeah. So the big biscuit,

(02:02:41):
Okay, it was all rot.It's fine. Yeah, it's breakfast.
Their cinnamond old biscuit is okay.Nothing like really jumped out and made
me say, oh holy hell,this is delicious. It was just all
right. Brookside by Day og Mannever been Oh dude, you feel like
home when you go in there.Okay, Yeah, their waffles are delish.

(02:03:04):
Okay, Yeah, their food's good. Bramble oh yeah, yeah,
she got excited on that. Knowwho she'd vote for. Yeah, yeah,
they do some really good, uniquethings. It's my favorite place.
But overall it's breakfast. Yeah,it's great, Wildflower Cafe. This is
on Route sixty six. If I'mnot mistaken, it's good. It's again,

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it's breakfast. I've never heard ofyou. Neighborhood jam. Okay,
that's another one. You've got tobe on a wait list for like six
years before you get in. Idon't like for breakfast. I will not
wait for no I. I've hearda lot of good stuff about it,
but when I go up there,I'm like, hey, can I get
a table for two? Yeah,it's going to be an hour and a
half, two hours you need togo and wow? Yeah, go on

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now get best place for dinner Charleston'sRestaurant, Okay, Cicero's Restaurant, Kill
Kenny's, the Raw View and Carverson nineteenth. I mean, what is
best place for dinner? Mean bestdinner right, best food does the best
atmosphere, best atmosphere. Best atmospherehas got to be in the Kiddies or

(02:04:14):
in the Raw. But I haven'tbeen to Carvers, but I imagine looking
out nineteen floors up and doesn't suckeither, right, No, not at
all? Best place for happy hourNola's. Okay, I like Nola's.
I think they're I think their foodis good. They got some really good
shrimp and grits. Okay, buthappy hour. I've never been for the
happy hour. Roosevelts. Roosevelt's isgood. They got a good brunch Burden

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Bottle, never heard of it.Doctor Custom and Hideaway Pizza. Really happy
hour. They do a pretty goodhappy hour special. Okay if I remember
correctly, they served the Booze outthe hat. Oh yeah, that's funny.
They're on for best happy Hour andbest Family Restaurant. Well you can,
well yeah, drink some people,that's their family. Yeah. Best

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place for lunch Doctor Custom again,Brothers Hooligan Queenies, Highway sixty six Diner,
and Chicken in the Wolf. I'veheard good things about Chicken in the
Wolf. I feel like we've eatenthere. Maybe we haven't. I've eaten
there. It's just too spicy forme. Really, it was good sandwich,
it's done well, it's crispy,it's all those things. It's just

(02:05:23):
too spicy for me. I don'tknow anything about high Way sixty six Diner,
but it's a diner, so yeah, best place for outdoor dining,
oh okay, outdoor the Brook Downtownnow for those that don't know, that
is kind of near the IDL andthey've got a rooftop area near the Performing

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Arts Center Highway sixty six diners insidethe hard Rock. It's that Okay that
they do. Their's pretty good.That is really good. Take back anything
that I have been there. I'veeaten there several times. Yeah, their
food it's good. You can't gowrong. Yeah, you know, you're
right. We need my apologies.Okay, okay, glad we got that
covered up. Yeah. So theBrook Downtown waterfront grill okay, in the

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raw View, Oh yeah, RooseveltsMcnelly's. So mcnelly's has that. Uh,
here's the one over here. They'vegot kind of anudoor here. But
the one downtown they took over thatcorner and have Ah it's a cooler.
Yeah, it's a really great outdoorarea, Roosevelts. It isn't a permanent
outdoor like so I'm not just inthe raw View, sure man overlooks in

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the stadium. Absolutely, that's atough choice. Waterfront grill, Okay,
I mean for me, it's inthe Raw View. It's easily the best
of view. Yeah, like SocietyBurger should have been on that list.
They've got a good patio outdoor diningarea where a Society Burger on, Like,
I think it's like fifteenth something likethat, next to Highway. It's

(02:06:54):
kind of tough back though, Okay. Best service. I'm gonna name these
pretty fast because we're aund time.Red Rock Canyon, Grill, Carverson Nineteenth,
Doctor Custam, Mahogany, Brothers Suligan, and Cafe seventy five. I
will say this about Brothers Huligan.Every time I've been it is fantastic service.
And if I go to a Mahoganyit better be. I didn't know

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for sure. Best sports bar,oh replay sports Bar. Okay, the
Brothers Suligan, Louise the Brook,Elgin Park. Elgin Park's good. Yeah,
Elgin Park's pretty superior. I'd haveto pick that one over all of
them. Louise's I hate. SoI'm gonna move faster because I want to

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get these best Asian restaurant relays.Yo Kazuna in the Row, South Manila
Ice and Golden Gate Relays is theplace we went. I took you guys
to Okay, Best authentic Mexican restaurant, Ted's, El Fa, gon El,
Roncho Grande, Katrina, Fresh Mechs, and Uncle Pop Coast, Uncle

(02:08:00):
Blacos Tacos. Yeah. I don'tlike any of those choices to be on
that list. Really not voting thatcategory, huh No. Best bakery Prairie
Bake Shop, Saint Amon Baking Company, Lugers, Antoinette, Merits, Merits,
Ludgers. I mean, yes,they're baked goods. Can they be

(02:08:24):
tie? Right? Best bar slashlounge. To me, this is a
wild list. Valkyrie, which isa great bar, It's just not like
the rest on this list. Roosters, okay, Mercury, Nice Mcnelly's,
and Track five, which is inthe hard rock I mean all those are

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great bars, yeah, but different. Yeah, you don't. I don't
put Balcony in the same room asMercury. No, no, they will
put Track five in the same roomas Murky either. So this one's gonna
be hard for us to keep yourmouth shut. But best barbecue rib crib
Burnco, Smokey's, Max and AlbertGs. Okay, I'm gonna move on

(02:09:07):
from that cause I don't want bestbuffet, Nice Tan dory, guys,
I never one Nelson's Buffeteria. Ohyeah, oh yeah, that's uh.
As soon as the food's over withand we're out, we're out, we're
not serving anymore, and it getspacked in there. Well, they moved

(02:09:28):
it. I mean they moved ita long time ago over here off to
what Sheridan. No, it's stillright there on a memorial, like forty
six memorial. Okay, yeah,but I didn't know it was the same.
I thought it was completely like somebodybought it and just bought the sign
and moved it over there. Thesame stuff India Palace, Oriental Pearl,
and then the buffet inside the hardrock called the Eatery. God damn Grant

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Golden Keral didn't make the way.This is gonna say, best Burger,
Jaint Society, Arnold's, Yeah,Oakleue, Homa's Mobile Gastronomy. That's what
I told. I told you aboutup in a whassa off Dream Corner,
the garage, and Ron's Okay,solid best donut shop. I'm not going

(02:10:13):
to read the list because I'm justgonna get angry. Oh come on,
we got just a minute. Wecan spare Daylight donuts, Okay, Oklahoma
Country Donuts, which is a daylightdonut shop. Big Baby Rolls, Sugar
Lamas a chain but delicious. LivvyLee's also Daylight Donuts, but also delicious,

(02:10:39):
very unique from other Daylight Donuts,and then Tiger's din Donuts again.
I just know how you feel aboutyour stupid not a single Krispy Kreme on
it. No. Best food truckTaka waso OMG Burger, which is the
gastronomy place that we mentioned earlier.That's their truck. You Yeah, yeah,

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I like it. It's fine,Yeah, it's fine. I don't
like we were talking about with vanilla. I don't know. I've never eaten
a vanilla ice cream. Have beenlike, oh my gosh, but I
have given that with some taco places, Manila ice the Bayou and Surf that
stuff. That Turkey she's a niceYeah, all right, we gotta speed

(02:11:26):
this up because then I want toget a couple more Best Italian Tiamo's,
Prosomo, Luigi's in Skytook, Mondo'sand Gambles, Best local Brewery, Nook,
Cabin Boys, Nothing's Left, MarshallDead, Armadillo, Mmmm, best
Margarita, Los Cabos, l patronNocee WordFire Grill and a gave bar La

(02:11:52):
Tute Tutelia, Sure, Taco's mescal, three tequilas, and then the one
we're really trying to get to.There's so many. Got a hit.
Best Sandwich, We'll do best sandwich, real quick. Trencher's Queenies take two
Doctor Custom Giant Subs. That's atough one. Go to my You're gonna
get to my head that one.And then best Pizza hide Away, Savastano's,

(02:12:16):
Bohemian and Aline's and Empire all solidchoices. Four out of those five
you can't go wrong. Yeah,I could agree with that, and I'm
probably you could probably talk me tothree of those five you can't go wrong.
All right, we got to takea break. We'll be back.
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what you learn today? Well,I learned there are some tacos that made

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me say, oh my god,my life. And I also learned from
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