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answer all those questions. A lotof talk of comic Con online over the
weekend because Robert Downey Junior came outas he's gonna stay in the comic book
world of movies and play a badguy. Can't says that I blame him,
that's made him a lot of money. Not gonna lie, but also

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get out of the way, letsomebody else have a shot. I thought
it was weird who he's playing,but further investigation, I e. The
more TikTok videos that I watch,apparently that's supposed to happen anyway, Oh,
like Iron Man turns into him.Yeah, And I'm like, okay,
that makes okay, Sure that makessense as to why, because I
was like, wait a minute,how are they going to have him playing

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doctor Doom or whatever? Right ifhe's already well known and established as Iron
Man. But again, like Isaid, the more videos that I watch,
I'm like, oh, okay,that makes that makes sense. I'm
intrigued to see how they make thesixty man, your old man look like
a badass. How do they doit with lamb Neson? They do,

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mean barely. Even if all theshots are slowed down to where you know,
and then sped up or whatever afterwards, they still make it happen.
There is YouTube videos out there ofLiam Neeson shooting the scenes for Taken and
all those other ones, and theyliterally are slow and then they speed it
up like it's embarrassing, and youwatch it and you're like, oh,

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man, And when you see interviewsin real time, you're like, is
he gonna just fall over and die? He's gotta be seventy lamb Neisson,
I want to say, like four, Okay, I'll buy that. Lendssey,
what say you, Okay, I'llsay I'll go with seven y one.

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Okay, he is seventy two.He is seventy two, so we're
all relatively close but still old.Ayah. Last year he had three movies,
Saints and Sinners, Retribution in twentytwenty two, Memory, he did
Blackout. In twenty two he didHe's done a lot of movies where he's
still playing that same I'll find you. I have a special set of skills

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guy. So maybe they can doit with Robert Downey Junior. What do
I know? Yeah, and Idid not know about the progression of Iron
Man. If that is true,then yeah, that makes complete sense,
absolutely absolutely, But who else Imean could possibly play that role a younger
person obviously. I mean, ifthat's the progression of the storyline, he

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has to do it. He hasno choice. And I wonder if they
signed their contract like, hey,you're gonna be iron Man, and then,
by the way, if we dothose other things, we might need
you to show up on set asiron Man, Like okay, right,
kind of like how if like ifDeadpool showed up in a Wolverine movie or
Vice verse whatever, It's like,hey, William, when need you show

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up in this Deadpool costume for thisWolverine movie. Yeah, okay, sure,
yeah, well people are excited aboutyou know what else, people I
saw it that happened at Comic Conas they Now, I didn't watch the
show, but I know this showis huge. And I'll even share how
big the show is here in asecond, And that is Dexter. So
there's the original Dexter, and thenthere was like a one like afterwards,

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like ten years after the show ended. And then there's another one coming that
will be in present day really,that will air in twenty twenty five.
And they announced that Mike C.Hall, Michael C. Hall, the
guy who plays Dexter, will bein this one and narrate it. Okay,
but he's not gonna play Dexter,so it's unclear of the role he

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will play, but he will benarrating maybe flashbacks, who knows. But
it will take place in current time. That show's so popular it is still
charting on like t like the weeklyratings, beating current news shows. Wow.
I know, I've watched a smallhandful episodes in the first season.

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I couldn't really get into it really, yeah, absolutely, and just put
it down and have them looked backsame way with like, what is that?
Is it? True Blood's the vampireone? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
that's another one. I watched likethe first couple episodes in the first
season, and I just haven't goneback. If I'm really bored enough and
I've watched everything else, every otherepisode of Old night Court or whatever,

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then I'll go back and watch Dexteror New Night Cord. I do watch.
I do watch Current Night Court.I've got it on on DVR.
I couldn't get into Dexter. Itried to watch the first season, got
like three episodes in give it tothree episode try, and was like,
okay, it just felt like toofar out there. I didn't watch True
Blood either, but I felt likethat was I don't love those type of

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sci fi type of shows. Itwas a little too much of rommy,
you know, romantic and then alsowe're vampires and you're like, okay,
yeah, yeah, well, Imean all those shows. Sopranos is a
soap opera, right. I don'tlike it when shows get discounted as a
soap opera, even soap operas.They're shows. They are ridiculous storylines that

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don't that we even go all overthe place. Right, Breaking Bad is
a ridiculous soap opera. Yeah,but a highly successful show. Yeah.
There's a lot of really popular showsthat were just not my my thing.
Right doesn't make them bad, Yeah, it's some of them are really hard
to get into, and to me, if I can't get into it,

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it was in the first couple episodes, I'm out. I'm may come back
and try it again, but that'schances are pretty slim. Lindsay was asking
me if I watched The New BadBoys, and that's another one. They're
funny, they're good, but I'mnot. It's just not something I'm into.
I think when they brought them back, they just hold Their characters are
just old and it just doesn't hitthe same as it did. You know

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twenty years ago. Have you seenthe fourth installment? I have not.
I've seen the third and I'm like, oh, that's good enough for me.
You say installment like they you haveto watch all four, like they
tell the story like Lord of theRings type of thing. I don't know
if it if it's like you haveto see it like Lord of the Rings,
because I've never watched Lord of theRings. No, but they the

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stories Blint like that you run andthe whole story is the three you know,
all of them. I mean theydo tie each other in, but
you don't necessarily have to see oneto see the other. Yeah, two
cops, their partners. One ofthem is a bad cop, the other
one's a good cop. Yeah.Whatever. Yeah, but it was I

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mean, it was very very good, and it did it did do a
little bit of tying in with theother ones because their captain is dead and
this one revolves around the captain.The captain is dead. Okay, Yeah,
But was he a big part ofthe franchise, I don't think.
Yeah. Yeah, he was inall of them, so, I mean

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he was a good you know,he was a loved character from the first
three films. Who is it?Who's the act Joe pen How do I
say his last name? Pen?I have no idea who youre talking about?
Short actor Joe pan pan To notgoing to be in this episode,

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right, Pantolyana Leano, Pantoano,Okay, Joe Pantin And he was on
he was He had a part onThe Sopranos as well. That's how I
recognized that guy. But you know, he was off for a couple of
seasons and then they killed them off. So he has a tendency to die
in the shows that he's he's in. I guess there you go, right,

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Okay, yeah, I again,and same with the movie of like
comic books, it's just not mything. One of my kids loves Spider
Man, so I'm sure I'm gonnahave to get into some of those superhero
movies. Which that's fine. I'lltotally do that to watch a movie with
them. Yeah, it's not likeI'm like, no, no superhero movies

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like Transformers another one. I justI'm sure it's good. Yeah, they're
good. They're good. I've watchedall of them. You know, I
think I am entertained to buy them. I'm not the Dorg that will go
out and buy the posters or theT shirts or anything like. Yeah,
but if it's on on a Sundayafternoon, I'll watch them for sure.
Star there's not a star. Ihaven't seen a Star Wars movie in like

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two decades maybe more. That's fair, that's fair. When they came out,
it was the Phantom Menace, right, he was the first of the
prequels. I believe I didn't evenreally watch that because I see the previews
that I'm like, Okay, it'sjust not what we know is Star Wars.
I don't feel anyway. Granted itis in a continuation of all of

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it, but now people go nutsover like that in the Mandalorian And I
tried watching Solo, you know,because I was like, oh, that's
cool a Star Wars movie just aboutHan Solo, couldn't it? Okay?
So these are the Star Wars moviesin order. Okay, A New Hope,
which is the original that we knowis the original, Empire strikes Back,

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Return of the Jedi. I've seenall of those. Those are the
three we grew up with. Yes, Phantom Menace. I saw that only
because there was so much hype,right, and what'd you think exactly?
It didn't meet think everybody felt thatway. It didn't meet the what you

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expected. So then Attack of theClone, Clone Wars, Revenge of the
Sith Scyth, Star Wars, Rebels, Force Awakens, Rogue, One Last
Jedi that looks like a comic bookone and that looks like comic book,
Rise of Skywalker, and maybe thesesome of these Ashoka, But that's a

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TV show. Star Wars. TheBad Batch, Star Wars Visions, the
Book of bofet Ah. Yeah,so Phantom Menace was the last one and
that came out in nineteen ninety nine. Wow, sound about right? Have
you seen Lindsay? I went tothe theater to C one and I won.

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I don't know, I don't knowwhich one it was. I went
with Kevin. It was it washis turn to pick a movie and I
fell asleep in the movie. Wereyou dating at the time, Yeah,
yeah, he said, Yep,that's the one for me. Yeah.
Got a special eye so lucky yep. Yeah. I And there's nothing against

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them. No, it's just notmy jam. No, it's just hard
to get into and you gotta bea big, big fan I feel to
get into those. Mike was herefrom Anderlini's on Friday and we were talking
off air and they went to Disneyland, Disneyland, Disneyland, right, and
he was psyched to share about gettinga lightsaber. I love Mike, but

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I have zero interest in doing that. And when he told me the price,
I was like, you are crazy. And Bill was a real functioning
lightsaber that like cut things, youknow. I would be like, all
right, that's kind of cool.But it's just a light that goes From
my understanding, though, the DisneyCorporation is trying to make sure they have

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revenue coming from many different areas.I don't think actual weaponry is in the
game plan. I could be wrong. You never know, the way this
world's going nowadays, rarely shocked anymore. I get it. I want it
to actually work. It does workas a light right right, as a
flashlight perfect. I don't know.I don't think it's a flashlight. I

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don't think if the power goes out, are you lunky? Yeah, you're
not gonna find yourself with a hardhat and a repel rope and your lightsaber
to see to light the way.Yeah, but if I want to,
I don't know. Carbon Thanksgiving turkey, I think it'd be great. You

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would not be good, and godknows how the fringy taste of lightsabered turkey
would taste. We don't know howplasma affects your turkey after it's but have
you had plasma turkey smoked? DNope? Plasma? I mean a knife's

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good in all right, get outof my way. You're butchering that turkey.
Yeah, those things, I'm justnot those things don't get me excited
now in terms of like even aUniversal Studios type of tour thing. I
don't get excited about that stuff.Now. If my family is like we're

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doing, I'd be like, okay, let's let's go on the adventure.
I'll bring the camera. Do theystill have a theme park Universal Studio?
Oh yeah they Oh yeah. Itseems like all you hear about is Disneyland.
I honestly forgot about them, youknow, well of Disney. Yeah,
even six Flags, as you know, falling to the wayside, I
don't think so. You know,No, they're pretty big, dude.
Yeah, I'll get it. They'rebig, right, But Disney's such a

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monster, a massive monster. Ithink it overshadowed. It's yeah, so
it's a different subcategory. Right,there is Disney and then there's everyone else,
right and that, But six Flagsare still huge, Dollywood's are still
huge, Silver Dollar City is stillhuge. Those place. People love going
to those places because it can't affordto go to Disney, or they like

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them. Let's see what's cheaper andcloser. Six Flags brilliant. Yeah,
let's go. No, that's true. I think you're right there where people
like we can't Afford Disney, butwe want to go to amusement park because
we like amusement parks. Yeah.Yeah, we went into a lot of
them growing up, Great America,six Flags, stuff like that. But

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I as someone who's been there Disney, I mean, Lindsay and I can
speak with authority on this. Uh, it isn't like going to six Flags,
right, I'm sure it's much moreof experience. It's just to me,
there's not as many rides. Therides are more like specific Okay,
six Flags right? Yeah? Didyou guys hear about that broad that fell

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off of the roller coaster at thesix Flags in Texas? It was the
big text roller coaster and she waswith her family and it was gold around
and zup there she goes flying outof the roller coaster, lands down like
families freaking out. Everybody's trying toget them to stop the ride. It

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was pretty insane. So this happenedin twenty nineteen. Oh is it?
Cause I just seen a video popup just the other day. That's why
I mentioned I thought it was relativelynew, unless there's a new one,
right, But this this is whatpopped up and she fell seventy five feet
after being ejected from her seat whileriding the Texas Giant Yeah at six Flags

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Arlington in September of twenty nineteen.So either it's an old news posted on
new TikTok, or they really needto do something about the Texas Giant just
launching people out. It could havebeen the lost maybe the law suit just
got settled, or something as possible. The one was seated in the third
row of the carts on the rollercoaster and was thrown from her seat during
the steep descent from the first largehill of the track. Hill's because you

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know what kind of curves back ina little bit right, Hell's no.
She fell seventy five feet higher thana seven story building and struck a support
metal beam, and her body thencame to rest on the metal roof of
a tunnel. The autopsy showed anextensive trauma to the torso and the cause

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of death was multiple traumatic injuries dueto her fall from the ride. The
autopsy lists the woman's name as Rosa. Ain't riding that no more? Goana
Yeah. An amusement park accident analystwho's looked into similar accidents says how she

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felt fit in her seat may havebeen a factor. I'll let you just
vision what you think she looks like. Oh, oh, zepic anyway,
Oh she's so skinny now slid righton that she just might like gooz a
pick. Now she never got thatchance. Investigators are looking to whether the

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woman's size may have prevented her preventedthe restraints from keeping her in the seat.
Yeah you got a click out,some bitch all the way down.
I'm not settling for just the firstclick on those roller coasters. Well they
I mean the teenagers come by anddefinitely check it right right, just a
little. They barely touch it,just so the camera sees that they touched

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it right. Yeah, this isthis will be fun. So enjoy this
stat I'm about to give you.There is no federal agency that regulates amusement
parks. Wow, I didn't knowthat. Only state oversight in Texas is
the Texas Department of Insurance. Wow. The state requires two things. The

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first includes proof that a certified engineerapproves the ride under manufacturer specifications or national
standards, whichever is stricter, Andsecond that the park is at least a
million dollars and has a million dollarinsurance policy per ride against accidents. That's
it a million dollars. So againthey only they have to have somebody on

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site that can certify that the rideis manufactured, is under the manufacturer specifications.
Right, that's a simple you know, tug on the restraint, yep,
that's good. Right, Bolts tightenedonce a year, yep. I
love roller coasters. I love themeparks and stuff like that. But that's
a fear of mind. That's afear of mind flying out or the cart

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flying off of the tracks, ora piece of the track coming off.
Wasn't it overhere at the big Splashbefore it turned into whatever it was now?
Back when it was big splash,like a chunk of that water slide,
yes had come out, like somebodyhad fallen or what stuff like that.
Man, Yeah, I mean it'snot gonna slow me down. I'll
still get on a ride. That'sThat's what I was about to ask.

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Like you seem you've addressed before onthe air that you're the type of person's
like, ah, absolutely, butI mean I'm well aware. It's kind
of like I'm not afraid of fights, like scared of heights, but I
am aware of how high I am. Right, if I get on the
roof here at work or whatever,a ladder, I'm aware of how high
I am, how I get onon the roller coaster. I'm aware that
I could go flying out. I'maware that the car could go flying off

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the tracks. I'm still gonna ridein, Yeah, because the chances seem
slim enough. I think it's fairthough, that we should say this,
The chances of you getting her ona roller coaster very minimal. Damn near
zero, damn near zero. Thenumber of people that ride per day,
per year, per month, perweek, per hour, all that other

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stuff compared to the number of incidentsis damn near zero. But just takes
once exactly. That's it. Howdevastating for the people like whoever she was
riding with, her family, thepeople around her, you know, not
even family, just the other parkgoers that were like in the cart in
front of her or the cart behindher, right, because the ones in

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front of her didn't see anything goingon. It's the ones behind her,
and you got to endure the restof the ride right right, because they
can't just stop it in the middleof the tracks. Or maybe her family
either A was down on the groundwatching let's oh here, they go the
first hit, or they didn't knowwhat happened and they were waiting at the
exit line. She never get up. I mean she did get out.

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She exited early. She probably wouldhave known. Everybody would have known pretty
fast, waiting to see the picturethat gets taken on the Oh, all
right, we gotta take a break. We got tickets to Rock'll go home,
and we're gonna give away when wecome back. Telsa's Morning Show,
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just makes you say, what theHere's Corbyn Gimbean Lindsay with what's going on
News quakies from The Big Man MorningShowing ninety seventy five KMOD. Prison nurse
busted for smuggling cocaine and weed intofacility. Our forty six year old Regina
Davis putting my home city of MichiganCity, Indiana, on the map this

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morning. She arrived for work earlierthis month at the Indiana State Prison,
where the property of employees, includingtheir lunch or dinner, passes through an
X ray machine before they enter.The maximum security lockup houses more than two
thousand adult male prisoners, and it'slocated forty five miles east of Chicago.

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So Regina's lasagna moved through the Xray machine, and a guard thought that
it looked odd, so he soughtthe opinion of a colleague, who concurred
that something did not appear natural.When investigators looked through the lasagna, they
found several packages wrapped in electrical tapethat contained three ounces of cocaine and just

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under two ounces of marijuana. Duringquestioning, Regina claimed she had been at
a female friend's house the prior eveninggetting a tattoo, when the woman gave
her two containers of lasagna to eat. She claimed not to know that the
lasagna was stuffed with contraband It's unclearif they also contained tiny meatballs. After

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she reportedly agreed to allow her phoneto be searched. Investigators found photos of
the wrap drug packages that were takena day earlier, and that's when her
story changed. She claims she'd beengetting calls from unknown numbers from unknown individuals
who threatened her safety and that ofher brother, who she said had just
been released from a prison work releaseprogram. She said she had been instructed

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to go with a guide to pickup the drugs, some of which she
admitted wrapping herself. That narcotic,she added, would be picked up in
the prison by an individual who stoppedby the drug room where she works.
They said that the carrier would saythey were there to pick up some cream

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for their feet. Yeah, andthat's how she would get the drugs to
that person. And despite her compellingexplanation of the lasagna, she was arrested
on two felling and narcotics trafficking charges. It charges free on a fifteen hundred
dollars bond. Who she's pleaded notguilty. She's been ordered by a judge

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to appear in court for an Augustsecond status hearing so she could get first
offense not less than five at nomore than forty Okay, still doing sometime
though. Yeah, and based onwhat she had, which three ounces she
had? Three grams is not reallyI don't know. She's not gonna get

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federal trafficking now. I was gonnaquestion it. I thought you said it
was like two three ounces of cocaine, not very much. One point seven
ounces of marijuana and three ounces ofcocaine. An ounce of cocaine's a lot
of blow bro not in penalty standardsthough, No, No, just in
wait white. And that's why I'msitting here wondering. I'm like, all
right, so to me, whenshe says leftover lasagni, I'm thinking like
a small tupperware ball like that hadsome in their dada to day. But

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if you're looking at an ounce anda half of pot and then three ounces
of cocaine, did she just bringlike a whole castrolled dish of lasagni?
Like the hole is on you.That's what sounds like, you know.
And I was like, you know, I'm gonna feed the staff or this
is all for me because I likeGarfield. Yeah, she I mean,
I love that. I didn't knowwhat he didn't know, right. Mom

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turns in son, who commits beastreality with a horse on camera. Oh
my, this comes out of Phoenixwhere this gal went on vacation and she
asked her twenty one year old son, Kenneth Kenneth Sellner to clean the horse
stalls while she was gone on vacation. Kenny, you had one job to

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do, not bang mom's horse.Well we got done early anyway. So
like mama's on vacation and she's shegoes and she checks the security cameras to
see if old ken dog has donehis chores like she had asked him to
do. And when she check tothe cameras, that's when she had found

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Kenny having the sex with her horse. So she immediately cancels her trip,
comes back home, confronts her sonabout it. Right, he tells her
that he was washing the horse andaccidentally touched its genitalia, even though there
were no soap, no water,no gloves, no cleaning utensils around it

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all whatsoever. So she tells him, get the hell out of here,
Get out of here, you horseeffort. So he does, he leaves
and he goes off to his friend'shouse. She then calls the sheriffs to
let them know what happened. TheSheriff's come out. They look at the
footage. They're like, yep,he's banging a horse twice. Yehaw.

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They go to his friend's house.That's where they pick him up at at
his buddy's house, which I don'tknow if his friend had any idea,
could all been a surprise. Howembarrassing is that for ki eh? Huh
uh? They went ahead and pickedhim up. They asked what was going
on. He's like, yeah,I was. I was cleaning the horse
and the horse's genitals were flaky andone thing led to another. That's what

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he told the CBS. They wentahead and took him in on two counts
of beast the outy charge. Somany questions on this story. Are you
are you cutting your vacation short ifyour son's humping your horse? I think
it's worth cutting it short. Imean, I guess it depends on where
you at, how much did youspend on it? Right, If you're

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vacationing in Australia and you're already inSydney, and what's this person's from Phoenix,
I might just have to stay inSydney for a little while. I
mean, we're not even talking abouthow do you enjoy yourself after knowing your
your son is being is banging fivestar ribbon in the stall. But I

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don't know if you cut your vacationshort, if it was to like Mesa,
Arizona, Right, she just wentdown the road. Sure, you
know Lake Havasu or something like that, cut it short. I think my
favorite part of the story is theend where he said he just touched.
He admitted touching the horses genitals,and one thing led to another. What
the horse was like, hey,you got a little skin. They're flaking

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off. And I don't love beastreality stories and I'm not. I feel
like I'm saying something very obvious,but like, I don't love bestiality stories
because it's just it needs to Itmakes it sound like the horse was Okay,
it's horse rape. It's exactly what. It's animal rape. Absolutely,
they cannot verbally give you consents,even if you're like, hey, they

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looked at me a certain way.They were wagging their tail. But I
mean, have you ever seen ahorse and a horse blanket? What it
lifted its tail up for me.It was practically asking for it. Officer.
Yeah, and like he's gonna havea tough time I'm in prison.
Oh yeah, I don't know.Maybe not, maybe not. Maybe people'll

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be like, stay over there righty stare to you seems just like a
lot of work. You got toget a stool, right, A stool,
a chair, a step ladder,something, climb up on the fence.
I guess I don't know. Andthis is just some horse education.
You're not supposed to stand behind ahorse, no mountain when you you're behind

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it. When you go to alike like a horse place, they tell
you to not walk behind the horse, right because it'll kick the hell out
of you for sure. Maybe he'sinto that man okay after drop cell phone
leaves him trapped at the bottom ofa well. This happened in Atlanta near
Atlanta UH. No injuries were reportedafter the emergency crews rescued a man who

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fell into a deep well Thursday night. Authorities say first responders called to the
scene around ten pm arrive to hearthe man screaming for help from fifty feet
down. Fire and rescue personnel reportedlywere able to pull him to safety without
incident. Authorities say the man fellinto the well after he tried to climb
down and retrieve his cell phone thathad fallen to the bottom. Let it

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go, bro. His family reportedto missing. They were like, hey,
he's not home. We went lookingfor him. We found his car,
we couldn't find him. We calledhis cell phone, couldn't find him
anywhere. Got the authorities involved.They finally were calling and he was get
a new one, man, forreal, it ain't worth it, yeah,
because you could have died down there, definitely, for sure. Wells

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porta potties, septic tanks, yourphone falls in it, let it be.
You gotta pick one out of allthose. You gotta pick one.
You are either going to traffic drugsinto a prison. Oh, You're either
gonna rape a horse, or you'regonna fall down a well. Which one
you're doing? Fall down a well? Okay, there's less criminal charge then

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falling down a well, but potentiallymore permanent damage. True that, but
your death, you're not known asthe guy who banged a horse, right,
So I think that one just automatically. I don't want to go through
the rest of my life like KennySelner here, Kenny Sellner, who's going
to be known as the guy wholeft his mama's horse. I don't want

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to do jail time, even ifit is five to forty or maybe two
and a half with good behavior forsmuggling drugs. I'm going down, but
you, but you want to lookstupid for just not letting the phone go
and like I'm sure I can climbdown this well, I was stupider for
less we got by the way,I'm picking well to just for the record,
all right, we gotta take abreak. We'll be back. The

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Big Med Morning Show returns next Tulsa'sMorning Show ninety Good Morning, It's the

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Big Man Morning Show. Six kmodFellow balls to the wall. Sports for
You. The twenty twenty four ParisOlympics have started to hit their stride,

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but it wasn't without a few hiccups, as the games got underway before the
opening ceremonies even started. On Friday, the French Royal system was hit with
coordinated arson attacks that caused major disruptionsto the Parisian mass transit system. Then
on Saturday night, Paris was hitwith a major power outage. The outage
hit several districts of Paris, butwas described as brief. The cause of

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the outage is yet to be confirmedor revealed. French police are also reportedly
investigating death threats received by three Israeliathletes. As expected, team USA men's
basketball dominated in their Olympic opener againstSerbia. Less than an hour before the
game, Kevin Durant was cleared toplay, and he made his presence known

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in the one hundred and ten toeighty four victory by scoring twenty three points
in just seventeen minutes of play.Lebron James also showed up big with twenty
one points, nine assists and sixrebounds. And that is your Balls to
the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay onninety seven five. Good morning, It's

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the Big nin Morning Show. Nineone eight four six, oh kmod.
You can also text bmms and thenwhat you want to say to eight two
nine four five. Good morning Lindsay. Good morning Corbyn. If you still
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dot com. Good morning, Gibbie, Well, good morning Corbin. The
Drillers are back in action this weekas they are taking on the Springfield Cardinals
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tickets online at tools drillers dot com. All right, let's do best and

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worst of the weekend. What's thebest thing that happened this weekend? And
the worst thing that happened this weekend? Uh nine eight four six oh kmod
or you can text BMMS and whateverthat is to eight two nine four five
lindsay what's the best and what's theworst. The best was my son's fourteenth
birthday over the weekend. Through hima little party, and I baked him
a cake and it was delicious.I did a box cake hack. I

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made a plain white and also theDevil's Food chocolate both box cakes and homemade
chocolate frosting. Delicious. What's thehack? So you add instead of using
the oil on the box it saysto use vegetable oil, you use butter.

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And instead of if the box itsays three eggs, you use an
additional egg. And you also addeither your choice of a half a cup
of either Greek yogurt, sour creamor mayonnaise, which helps with the moisteness
of your cake. And I choseLast time, I used Greek yogurt.

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This time I chose mayonnaise and itwas awesome. And you bake it at
a lower degree as well. Ifthe box calls for three point fifty,
I do three twenty five. Andthey both turned out excellent. So they
did a white and like two separateohka, yep yep, and I double
layered. I stacked them on topof each other. It was awesome.

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And I did some homemade cream cheese, ice cream or excuse me, frosting.
It was pretty awesome. Kid hada good time everyone it was nice.
And then I guess the worst wasI stopped going and getting my nails
done and I started using the presson nails recently to save money because there

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are only four bucks when you buythem, super simple and normally they last
me a long time. But overthe weekend, while cleaning my house,
I hit my pinky somehow and itbroke off and it was pretty painful and
hurt. So a loss of nailthat was the worst of it. Wow,
whatever, I'm glad you made itin I know, right, best

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and worst of the weekend. What'sthe best thing that happened in the worst
thing that happened gimbi Oh. Iguess the best part of the weekend would
be probably Saturday. I mean,the Penny party was pretty awesome on Friday,
it was really but Saturday got togetherwith some friends mean and while Lady
got together with some friends and wentout to Keystone Lake, went out on
the boat, had a good timetrolling around, swimming around, doing stuff

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like that, went and had theGolden Crown afterwards for dinner. I stuffed
myself. God, it was amazing. The worst part of the weekend,
I guess I think it's time torotate my mattress. It's been a little
while since I rotated my mattresses becauseshee how old I am now. But
I woke up and I got likethis terrible pain in my back, like

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right in the center of my back. Remember when I passed out at the
Walmart right and cracked my head onthe cooler, And I'm like, like,
my back has never really been thesame after that. So I went
handed. I'm Mr. Ryan.They're like, yeah, you've got like
a slight hairline fracture on one ofyour dish or whatever. Nothing we can
really do about it, it'll fixitself. That's about where it's at,
you know. So I'm like,well, this sucks. So I guess

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when I get home, I'm gonnarotate my big ass mattress and see if
that helps any So I am feelingit now. So if I'm hearing you
correctly, you're associating this discomfort toan incident that happened something that no no,
no, no three maybe yeah.And the potential remedy you believe will

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be rotating the mattress. Well,yeah, because I mean, if you
know there's a lump in your backor something that's putting pressure right there,
then you know, I could seehow that could be a problem. But
okay, listen, if they can't, I'm not doing back surgery. No
no. Everybody I know that's hadback surgery has not fared well from it.
So I'm just gonna let ride thedonkey out, you know. So
I'll do what I can. IfI gotta get a on a memory phone

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tower or something like that, thenI'll go ahead and do it. But
we're gonna start by just rotating themattress and go from there. Good old
rotation of the mattress. Pain inthe butt, don't hurt your back while
doing it. Best and worst ofthe weekend, what's the best thing that
happened this weekend? And the worstthing that happened this weekend? Bmms and
whatever that is to eight two ninefour five are you call it? How

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many? Four six? Okmod?Best part of the weekend would be we,
uh the kids. We put likea bunk at my mom's house,
so the kids stayed the night there. So we went out to the patio
party and then we went and gotstreet tacos and went home and it was
so quiet and the house it wascrazy. It was very bizarre. And

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got up, went and got himthe next day and got donuts, picked
him up. That was pretty Itwas pretty awesome. Worst part of the
weekend, which falls in line withh with having a broken nail, is
I I heard a chirping sound andI was like, oh, it's smoke
alarm okay. And I was like, it's about time for me to change

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the batteries anyway. So I wentahead and did that, and it didn't
stop the chirping. I was like, well, that's weird. So I
was like, all right, wellmaybe it needs to be cleaned out and
so I have pressured air and Ito say, and cleaned it out,
put it back up. Now itwon't stop going Now it's going off,

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and I thought, I was like, all right, well that's really annoying.
So I got it to stop goingoff. But it goes back to
beeping and it beeps every thirty seconds. And gave it a couple of minutes.
And if one goes off, theyall go off. They're all connected.
And so I was like, wellthat that ain't gonna work. So
I disconnected it, let it sitfor a while, put it hooked it

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back up. Still this goes onfrom like lunchtime until seven o'clock at night.
I'm trying to figure this out,and I'm one of those people that
I can't. It's like a burnoutlight bulb ain't gonna fly my frickin' house.
No, no, how, noway, And so same thing with
a smoke alarm beeping. I cannotsurvive. I will go more insane.

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I was watching a video and it'slike in this looks like a high end
kind of house, really nice ritzyhouse, and they're doing something and in
the background I hear that's smoking farmbeep. I'm like you have this big,
fancy house and you can't replace thegut dang battery. Yeah. Well
they say that the bigger the houseof the nicer house, the less you

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know how to fix your house.That makes sense. Brandon is on,
Hey Brandon, how are you,buddy? I'm doing good? How are
you good? Man? What's thebest and what's the worst? Worst?
I got I got some teethfull badI listen to I guess bustless. I
spent some time the family as alake is rey. How many did you

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have to get taken out? Doyou get them all? All? Right?
Now? Too? And how oldare you? Forty one? Yeah?
Right off? Man, all right, we'll have a great week.
Brandon, thank you, see youlater. Sherry has been waiting, Hey,
Sherry, how are you? I'mstill here? Good? What's the
best and what's the worst? What'sthe bad and what's the worst? You

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mean like the weather or what?Yeah? Yeah, what's the best weather?
What's the worst weather? That's whatI don't watch it real hot,
I just know. Yeah, Well, what's the best weather? Then?
I like when it's like, oh, sixty degrees be about right, maybe
a little breeze, well, alittle breeze to go with it. That

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sounds around. Yeah, I'd liketo be on the beach, is what
it sounds like. Yeah, yeah, it'd be a cold beach rotwood.
Yeah all right, Well, Sherry, thanks for calling for the best and
worst weather. You're welcome, allright, I see you later. Damn

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near thirty years right anyway. Bestof the weekend, got my starter replaced
on my new RV and everything workslike it should. Worst had to work
Saturday, another text. Best hadto work weekend this weekend? Uh getting
getting the this is the cleanest lookingI've ever seen you compliment from Lindsay at

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the patio party. Oh, Ithink he might getting cleaned up. He
does have voice to text thing becausehe can't see very well. Apparently he
can't talk very well either. Noneight best was getting to see Hawthorne Heights
last night. Yeah, ohios forLover's. Worst was getting back after midnight
from that concert and being late towork this morning. Best round a road

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trip with the husband. Worst longlegs movie was lame long legs movie.
Is that a movie? Yeah?Brady was telling me about it and says,
is supposed to be all right?Looks all right, it's it's a
horror movie. Yeah, is thatthe new Uh? What's his face?
Nick, Nicholas Cage. Yes,okay, yes, he says. FBI

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agent Lee Harker is assigned to anunsolved killer case that takes an uninspected turn
and revealing evidence of the occult.Harker discovers a personal connection to the killer
and must stop him before he strikesagain. Uh. Yeah, Blair Underwood,

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Nicholas Cage, Maeca Monroe. Yeah, it looks interesting enough. I
don't think I've ever seen Nicholas Cagein like, you know, a scary
movie before. Maybe I have justhaven't realized it. But yeah, look
all right, eh, I meanNicholas Cage, who I think is a
fun actor, does not turn downroles if I'm not mistaken, So that

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doesn't mean it's gonna be good.Best my birthday is today. Worst,
have to work fifteen hours today.Best worked on in my inventory for the
turp float. That's this weekend.Worst I worked all weekend. Best going
to Jellystone with the kids for thefirst time. Worst was now I'm as
red as a fire hydrant. Yeah. Jellystone is for those who know,

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is a water park? Is thatthe right term that is at Keystone.
Yeah yeah, Best. Worst changethe oil in my car and my park
switched died pulling it into the cargarage, so I have to replace the
shifter. Also best Worse went tomy niece's wedding where most of her family
wasn't invited because they're shrieking d heads. So apparently I'm not a shrieking d

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head. Yay me, congratulations.I mean, we've all got our victories.
You gotta take them where you can. Best part player in a benefit
softball slow pitch tournament to help raisemoney for the Special Olympics. Worst,
I'm now a competitor. No,just kidding. Worse, the weekend is
over. Now you're stuck. Nowyou're stuck like your starter. All right,

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I completely forgot what I was supposedto have. A different best Oh,
which happened on Friday at our patioparty when I took that pickle shot
with you and we couldn't stand itbecause of the taste, and then boom,
I was like, I don't evenhave a chaser. And then the
nicest thing happened. Corbin handed mehis beer to chase down that pickle shot,

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and I was like, oh,my gosh, this is the nicest
thing that Corbyn has ever done.That's the nicest thing I've ever done for
you. It was so it wasjust out of character because you shared your
drink with someone who wasn't your wife, like boom and I my and my
friend Kim was like, oh,I watched him afterwards. He didn't take
another sip of that beer, justfinished it. Yeah, but I didn't

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drink like a lot of it,but I just took a swig of it,
because boy, that pickle shot.Never again. And we've shared a
cocktail before a Los Cabos, yeah, oh the margarita. Yeah, so
that's that's not that movie. Therewas two different straws, so that's different.
No, there was no straw atall. Next time you guys get
one shot and two straws. I'mglad that was better than your son's birthday.

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All Right, we got to takea break. We'll be back.
If you're listening to The Big MadMorning Show, this is Tulsa's Morning shown
M. Good morning. It's TheBig Mad Morning Show. Nine eight four

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six O K M O D.Can also text BMMS and then what you
want to say at eight two ninefour five see what Kimpi has in his
four x four. What I'm gonnasays here that truck continues with outdoor rallies.
In a post on truth, Sociallysaid that the Secret Service has agreed

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to substantially heightened protect shouldn't at thoseevents, and he did not provide any
detail on what additional steps might betaken. He said Friday he plans to
head back to Butler, Pennsylvania,where the assassination attempt took place, to
hold another campaign rally. I bethe does it indoors this time. I
thought I saw some last week thatsaid he was going to go to indoors

(52:17):
indoor rallies. I had seen thatas well, But I wouldn't put it
past the guy to, you know, hold one outdoors just as a trimy
sort of thing. No, Ithink that's a smart move too. Yeah,
surely somebody just fell off the rollercoaster. This'll be the same right
that says here that a blood testcan detect Alzheimer's ninety percent of the time.

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Amazing. Yeah. Study found thetest called patua patoo, patoo p
dash thaw or excuse me, tautwo seventeen Patua. It's a better name.
Yeah, it was more accurate.Diagnosis is from specialists or primary care
doctors. The results are pub SundayYesterday and the Journal of American Medical Association.

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So that's that's good. Yeah,that's a good thing. It says
here that TikTok rolls out a soundsearch feature. Tech Crunch reported the companies
so called sound Search will allow peopleto find songs by singing or humming.
At the moment, it's the onlyavailable to users in certain regions. The
new tool comes as other song totext some services, like Schizam and YouTube

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Music is currently available. YouTube's programis similar to the tikik Taki, and
it's unclear when the new service willbe widely released. Because I don't know.
I don't know about Shazam. Idon't think I can hum into it
and get the answers. I've nevertried that, you know. That's how
I remember. There was an advertisement. Sing a song, hum a song,
whatever into your Shazam and it shouldbe able to pick it up as

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long as you're you know, sorelatively close. I've never tried it.
I just open it up and say, hey, listen to this. I
mean, I guess if you sayan obvious lyric like when the going gets
tough, the tough get going.I suspect it would do the right song
to that right, But if Iname some I don't know. I don't

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know. I just play around.Hey. Lastly, here Tulsa to host
three major twenty twenty five USA BMXevents, including the National Finals. BMX
announced the twenty twenty five lineup forthe National Series and Gold Cup Finals,
with Tulsa hosting three of the events. USA BMX will hold national events nationwide
from January twenty twenty five through Novembertwenty twenty five, with a total of

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twenty seventh location. It makes sensewe have that premiere facility massive, yeah,
and so why not take advantage ofthat. The combination of Kevin Durant

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and Lebron James have become the thefirst Team USA teammates to notch more than
twenty points in an opening game ofthe Olympics. The only damper on the
game came from French basketball fans,who booed Joel Embiide over his decision to
play for Team USA as opposed toFrance. Team USA women's basketball starts another
run toward Gold today in the groupphase against Japan. The game is a

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rematch of the gold medal game atthe twenty twenty Tokyo Olympics. Team USA
is going towards eighth straight gold medaloverall. The squad is led by WNBA
superstars Asia Wilson and Brianna Stewart,as well as forty two year old Diana
Tarassi, who is appearing in hersixth Olympics. Simone Biles fought through adversity

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as she led Team USA to thefinals of the women's gymnastics Olympic competition.
Biles left the floor for a shortperiod of time due to left leg discomfort,
but still led her subdivision. SunnyLee will be joining Biles in the
all around individual final tomorrow after finishingsecond. The men's team final is today,
with Team USA looking for its firstmedal since winning bronze back in two

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thousand and eight. The men haven'twon a team gold medal since nineteen eighty
four, but more medals are headinghome for Team USA. Carson Foster finished
third in the men's four hundred meterindividual medley to capture the bronze medal.
Foster finished five point seven to oneseconds behind France's Leon Mrchand, who sent

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an Olympic record on his way tothe gold. In the women's one hundred
meter butterfly. Tory Husky and GretchenWalsh finished first and second to win the
gold and silver. Nick Fink alsotook home a silver medal after tying for
second in the men's one hundred meterbreaststroke. Luke Hobson aims to add to
the US and medal count when hecompetes in the men's two hundred meter freestyle

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final today, and the Cowboys willbe without one of their pass rushers for
the upcoming season. ESPN reports thatDallas defensive end Sam Williams suffered a two
horn ACL in his left knee duringpractice on Sunday. Yeah. Williams was
injured while he was engaged in ablocking drill during the special team's portion of
practice. The twenty five year oldis entering his third NFL season after being

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selected in the second round of thetwenty twenty two NFL Draft. He's totaled
forty eight tackles in eight and ahalf sacks through thirty two career games played.
Who was it? His name isSam Williams? Yeah, he was
second stringer Okay, so nobody reallyimportant, but no, he's important.
I mean gives the first team orrest. But yeah, now the third

(57:37):
stringer's got to step it up.Yeah, and the Patriots are going to
be without a key member of theirdefense for the foreseeable future. New England
defensive tackle Christian Barmour has been ruledout indefinitely after being diagnosed with blood clots
over the weekend. The team announcedthat Barmour was treated at Massachusetts General Brigham

(57:58):
Hospital and that there is no timenine table for his return. The twenty
five year old signed a four yearcontract extension with a maximum value of ninety
two million dollars with the team inApril. He's coming off a season in
which she am asked a career highsixty four tackles, thirteen tackles for a
loss and eight and a half sacks. And that's your Balls to the Wall
Sports Monday on ninety seven to fivekm Ody, Good morning, It's the

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oh kmo D can also text bmmsand then what you want to say to
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Starting on Thursday and every Thursday allmonth long, you can win yourself

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Gibbie, Well, good morning.If you want to go see Megadeath this
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of tickets at the website, therockschmod dot com. All right, we're
gonna do. Our listeners are awesome. This is where we talk with the
listener and they share part of theirstory with us. And on the line

(59:44):
right now is Mitchell. Hey,Mitchell, how are you? I'm doing
good? How y'all doing good?Mitchell's been married twelve years together? Twenty
man, that's that's a long time. How did you meet your wife?
Well, it's kind of funny story. My first marriage, I had just
gotten divorced and i'd had a girlfriendthat I worked with and she didn't really

(01:00:07):
enjoy my grass or taking and shewalked in my apartment and it was just
a cloud and she said, well, if you're not going to quit this,
then you know we're not going tomake it. And she put my
key down on my on my toffeetable and she left and her friend was

(01:00:29):
She left her friend in there,and it was like, well, she's
looking at me, and I waslike, well, do you want that
key? And she went down andpicked up the key and went after her
friend. And we've been together eversince. So but this says you were
together twenty and if you're forty now, how old were you when you got
married the first time? I wasright at eighteen? And why did you

(01:00:52):
get married at eighteen? We hada we weren't thought as of having a
baby boy, so you felt likethat was the the honorable thing to do.
I mean, we've been together fora while, so yeah, it
just kind of rushed a little bit. And did you start did she know

(01:01:13):
you smoked weed when you were dating? Oh? Yeah, oh yeah,
but back then, you know,it wasn't like it is now. So
it was kind of like, hey, you need to pay attention to me,
you know, do this, dothat, and so she then you
got you met, you got withthis other girl and you guys have been
together ever since. Yep. Itsays you're a maintenance supervisor and assisted living

(01:01:37):
facility. Tell me if you gotto have one of the residents that you
have you think is awesome, likesomebody you have a good relationship with.
Maybe Oh sure, sure there's athere's a resident here that well, he's
a he's a war vet and weuh, I love talking to the older

(01:01:59):
people elderly about you know, theirstories there and sometimes you hear more than
once, which is fine, butuh, yeah, he's uh, he's
pretty cool. We do a Biblestudy thing once a month for thirty minutes
and he's always there. We alwaysget into the weeds of it. And
I love hearing this his war stories. So even though you're a maintenance supervisor,

(01:02:21):
you get involved in some of theactivities occasionally. Oh sure we have
like they have a little parties likethe fourth of July. And then it's
assisted living and independent living. Sothere's uh, there's houses here. There's
there's I make sixty six apartments,there's what twenty something residential houses, six

(01:02:43):
duplexes and uh like forth of theJuly we had a big party. They
have block parties here where they uhjust hang out under the gazebo, listen
to music and drink mocktails. Iwas going to ask if they had liquor
at this assisted living facility. Imean I don't. I mean I do
work on refrigerators. So there's acouple that like to like they're like their

(01:03:07):
cores. Right. It's not banned, No, no, no, no,
it's nothing really banned except for youknow, there's no smoking. But
I mean it's a it's a thing. They just do it. There's not
a lot of restrictions. Do youknow any of the gossip like old people
hooking up doing some old banging.I mean there's some people that uh you

(01:03:30):
know, you see some guys inthe wheelchairs sometimes going up to uh to
females doors and they're like knocking,and you know, they'll go away and
they'll come back, uh you know, ten minutes later knock on the ladies
doors. Again. I haven't seenthat happen, but I'm sure it happens.

(01:03:51):
You haven't hurt a name evidence ofit? No, no, not
yet, not a giantly, butindeed different. You were also a former
corrections officer at a facility, ata max facility. How did you get
that job? Uh? Kind ofout a desperation. I mean I needed

(01:04:12):
a job at the time, andI knew that that prison was always hiring.
Got ten years ago. It wasMedia Max and it was a little
nerve wracking, but yeah, Ijust kind of went in to interview,
and I had I had a friendfrom high school that worked there and she
was a correctional counselor, so shekind of helped me, helped me in

(01:04:32):
the door. And and how longdid you work there? Between three and
four years? Okay, so notvery long. And do they have a
how do they what's the interview processlike to be a prison guard somewhere?
At the time, it was kindof just like like I said, desperation.

(01:04:54):
They're they're looking for people, youknow, warm bodies to fill pods,
and uh, you know, itwas kind of like a they're always
shorthanded, So it wasn't much ofan interview pross this and obviously I had
no experience in that. Yeah,And it says here that it says to

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ask about the Aryan Brotherhood nut biters. Yeah, we're on. UH.
We were on and I worked nights, so it was right about a time
we would do counts and they calleda response to a MAX unit and UH,
I was on the response team,so we ran to UH the max

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unit went upstairs and there was twoguys in every brotherhood. They're Selly's and
they were just going at it.And they were sitting there in the little
white boxers. They were just justbeating the crap out of each other.
And they were and as soon asthe MAX side, if you can't just
open the door, they have tocuff up through the through the little food

(01:05:57):
hoole, and they were just notdoing it. We popped some gas and
we sprayed them with OC, youknow, trying to trying to get them
just to submit. And I guessthe problem had been one of them found
out that the other one that sleptwith the sister. So they were rolling
around on the ground fighting covered inOC, and you know, they got
to the point where they were justwalked up kind of like in a giggity

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position, and they rolled around wherewe're filming it. They just started biting
each other's jump and not like Imean like biting and walking down. It
was pretty insane, and you guysare filming it because you have to or
yeah, yeah, anytime there's there'sa disturbance or an incident, it's got

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to be on camera, just becausesome stuff happens, like for example,
and holding built that prison the headof the area area sorry, the head
of the Irish mob was had startedhad you know, or riot, and
they were they were trying to todo him in his cell and get him

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cuffed up. And we had thosesix cylinder kind of like a rocket launcher,
you know, and there's different munitionsthat would go in there, like
dragon's breass that would just shoot out, you know, a cloud of tear
gas. But there was also onesthat would go one hundred feet before they
exploded. And you got a personbeside you that's supposed to keep track of

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what what munition is and what cylinder, and they kind of messed up and
instead of shooting him with a dragon'sbreath, they popped him in the face
with a hundred yard gaspernade. Andthat wasn't on film, you know,
none of that, which is stilltheir fault. But yeah, the guy
ended up getting rich but drinking througha straw the rest of his time in

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prison, which is life. Well, everything's got to be on camera.
What is the craziest thing you eversaw? I mean there was some,
there was some. It was thestuff uh we had no, not really.
The strangest thing I saw was wehad been in uh visitation and the

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guy had swallowed, well we sawhim on camera swallow the package. So
when that happens, they go intouh medical bay into a room with a
window. When someone sits there andwatching them, they turn the water off
to the plumbing so they can't blushthe toilet. And every time they would
go to the bathroom, we'd haveto get you know, like those they
use those little tone suppressors, likethey look at you, remember they look

(01:08:36):
at your throat and he kind ofgot to dig through their waist and try
to find this package. Got it? And uh yeah and this guy,
yeah, that's that happened. Thathappened like times. Yeah, draw Straws.

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Whoever has to watch that person inthe medical bay trying to pass whatever.
The captain would a sign like whoeveryou know was extra Like there were
two yard officers one other than thathave to go and just didn't stare at
the person. Did the captain everdo it? Yeah? Yeah, I
feel should people people people weren't onthat one. Yeah, lead man,

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come on lead Yeah. Uh,I'm How many people did you see die
in prison? Uh? I wantto say it wast for for when you
took that job, were you awareyou were going to see people die?

(01:09:39):
I mean I've watched movies. Iknew that. I knew it was the
death of possibility. And and howdid how were some of the ways you
saw people die? Uh? There'sriots and I'm sorry, incidents. They
don't really like to call them riots, but it Yeah, I just uh,

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every pod would have basically two differentgames in it, and statistically those
people would get along, but onetime they didn't and it was just an
all out riot in the pod.And you know, four people ended up
losing their life. Wow, likethey all took each other out. Yeah.

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Yeah, it was an insane incident. Do you have nightmares about that?
No? No, No, Iprobably did then, but I it's
a distant memory now. And yousaw someone get tossed off a second floor.

(01:10:46):
Yeah, we did. We weredoing intake. So when you do
intake, people come in and youhave to ask their affiliation. Obviously,
you strip them, you dress themout, you get the stuff. And
then when you're doing an interview process, they one of the questions is,
you know, are you affiliated withany gangs? Well, this guy was
probably the most winneck person you've everseen, red ou tattoos on his arms,

(01:11:09):
you know, mullet and he saidhe was associated with the neighborhoods.
And uh, you know, wekind of look at him and are you
sure you want to do that?You know, like, this is prison,
this isn't you know, East Tulsa. He's like, yeah, yeah,
yeah, I got I got alot of neighboring friends, you know,
uh in here, like all right, man. So he wanted to

(01:11:30):
be affiliated with him, So weput him in the pod and like a
week later they threw him off thesecond tier and he bounced by the basketball
off the concrete. Wow. Becausehe tried to associate with him and they
were like no, yeah, yeah, he was the only white guy in
the pod. Yeah, so andhe was nowhere near you know what he

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said, he was right, Andif someone were to say like, hey,
we're this and you know they're not, you would just you would be
like okay, well, good luckI mean, yeah, pretty much.
I mean we try to explain thesituation, you know, like this is
this is different, and this isyou know, this is prison. We

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got lifers in here, and wegot you know, obviously violent offenders,
and you know, prisoners have away of finding out. I mean even
then, back then, they hadyou know, smartphones, you get on
Facebook, and and whenever somebody wentto sleep, you know, they'd go
through their papers, they get theirnames, they're you know, all all
the information that we need to looksomebody up and look up their court case.

(01:12:42):
So I mean they were good atdoing research. And yeah, this
guy just he didn't cut. Hedidn't make the cut. What was the
moment for you? You were like, I can't work here anymore. This
isn't for me. Well, really, it wasn't that. It wasn't anything
violent or whatever. It's just Ihad worked nights for those years and I
got to me and my wife justhad a little girl, and we were

(01:13:03):
basically she works eight to five andI would work five to seven. So
basically when I was getting home,she was leaving, and uh, you
know, I just had enough ofit, and I tried to go to
days. And at the time,the chief of security told me, I
was too useful on the night shift, so I was th kind of stuff

(01:13:26):
there and I ended up leaving andgoing and managing in that woods. It
says, So we read this storythis morning that this woman got in trouble
for smuggling. She was a nursein the in the prison and she smuggled
drugs in her lunch and she gotin trouble. Right, did you ever
see anybody smuggle drugs in and catchit? How did you find out?

(01:13:47):
Oh? Yeah, Well, wheneveryou go whenever you go to the facility
to you know, go to briefing, you get shut down, you get
you know, you get searched justlike an inmate. Would you gotta take
all your stuff of put it inthe next room machine, all metals,
all everything out of your pockets,and then the person working the front door
would actually you know, patch youdown and search you before you got to

(01:14:11):
go through the metal tector getting yourstuff back. And uh, sometimes they
would they would catch them there,but most of the time it would be
if they if the if whoever wasbringing stuff in, they got caught in
that circle, the inmates pretty muchowned them, you know, so they
would have to keep keep bringing.I think the most we saw was an
ounce of mess come out of thefemales and other regions. And she was

(01:14:35):
a she was an officer. Ohwow. And so that is really not
a good thing because I mean,one one officer, one co worker does
that. I mean, they pushyou in a lot of danger because for
one, that's that's feeding the drugproblem, and that in itself is violent
in prison. And you know ifcell phones, bringing in cell phones a

(01:15:00):
big deal at the time, youknow, a little flip phones that you
could store places, and that wasbad because obviously prisoners could make calls out
to uh, there are people,and it's just could be a dangerous situation.
And it says here you found afootball in the yard one time,
that finding a sporting piece of sportingequipment doesn't seem that crazy. No,

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no, it's not. But atthe same time, the yards are supposed
to be clean after wreck or afteryard time. And each pod had,
you know, a little room offto the side which had carried we could
hold the sports stuff. And Iwas the yard officer that night, and
I'm just like, oh, well, there's a football they missed, you
know, So I just went tograb it and put it up, and

(01:15:46):
it had weight to it, notair. So I'm like, well,
this is funny. So we tookit in an administration office where the captain
usually sits, and we cut itopen and a twenty two caliber pistol fell
out. Wow, and multiple multipleSmith and Wesson knives. So that was

(01:16:08):
one of those old Pratt moments,you know. I mean, working as
a prison it's not really scary unlessyou let it be. So whenever you
find something like a firearm that kindof takes it up a notch, right,
you were immediately reminded this is areally dangerous place. Sure, sure,
for sure. Uh wow, dude, I don't think I'm built to

(01:16:30):
work in a prison. I didn'tthink that was either the first time you
have to go through I think aneight week training period and I think like
the third week they actually take youthrough all the pause, they take you
through MAX, they kind of introduceyou to all those those areas, And
that first time we walked through there, I mean it was pretty scary because

(01:16:51):
I mean, all the inmates obviouslyknow you're you're a new officer, so
it's a very big go. They'restarting to starting to think you know what
can this person for me? Andthe ones that are sitting you know,
have windows, I mean, theydon't have nothing else to do every day
to stare out those windows. Sothey know, you know what you drive,
They know when you get there,they and they just start, you

(01:17:12):
know, trying to come up withways to get you on their side or
to get you to start bringing stuffin. So, I mean there's a
lot of holler in there, especiallywith the female officers. I mean,
as you can imagine. Yeah,that sounds terrifying. Yeah, that was
probably the most nerve wracking time ofmy of my time there. Wow.

(01:17:34):
Well listen, Mitchell, it's beeninteresting talking to you man. Thanks for
taking the time. We know yougot to go because you got Bunko coming
up here in a minute and wedon't want you to miss that, right
all right, Mitchell, Thank youso much, man, and have a
great day. All right, Yes, thank you, all right, buddy,
see you later. That's Mitchell.Our listeners are awesome. We're gonna
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It's the Big Mad Morning Show.Nine one eight four six oh kmod
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four five. So this morning,I'm prepping for some stuff and I go
through some national things that I readtry to find stuff for and I see
the story about something that happened locally, but I couldn't really find anything.

(01:18:30):
So I had a dig and itcame up on an Oklahoma City station about
something that happened here. And thestory is is that a man was thrown
from a bridge. Oh okay,right, and the police found the man
bound in duct tape in the DeepFork River. Yeah, it doesn't sound

(01:18:56):
like he was Uh, he didthat voluntarily. Yeah, And since then,
three people have been arrested and accusedof throwing this man off a bridge.
Because he survived and so d forksdown by Henrietta for those who don't
know. And according to reports,they responded to a call of someone jumping

(01:19:23):
out into traffic at the State Highwaytwo sixty six bridge over the Deep Fork
River near Grayson. Deputies described theman as badly injured and determined he had
been adducted and forced off the bridgeafter being bound with duct tape. His
condition hasn't been released. After hewent to the hospital after speaking with the

(01:19:44):
witnesses. Deputies located and arrested aman on complaints of assault and battery with
a deadly weapon, attempted first degreemurder, conspiracy to commit a felony,
and kidnapping. Further investigation, anotherman and woman were arresting connection with the
incident. Was jailed on complaints ofassault with a tempt to kill and kidnapping.
The man was jailed on complaints ofaggravated assault and battery, kidnapping,

(01:20:05):
and pointing a firearm. I amnot a crime expert. This feels somewhat
organized crime related. Little bit.Well, maybe a drug deal. I'm
gone wrong. You know, hedidn't have what they was looking for or
wanted, so they tie him upand throw him over the bridge. Could

(01:20:28):
be could be gambling. I thinkif you're going to do something like that,
you should he must well just killthe person, right. I think
they thought they were going to,right, But I mean, like before
you toss him off the bridge,you know again, I think you're trying
to push a point. Eh.I just think, you know, because

(01:20:49):
this guy survived and now he's ableto tell his story and who exactly done
it, and now these people arein trouble. If it was organized crime,
he ain't he ain't safe. Ohno, even they got these three
people. And if you've seen thenews over the weekend you're here, there's

(01:21:09):
been a lot of activity in thatarea. And I'm not up on my
Oklahoma gangs, but I know thereare some, especially in the rural areas.
Remember that that bus they had out. I was in Kowita and it
was all the people that were stealingstuff off cars and they got like nineteen

(01:21:32):
people, and it was all connectedto a gang or a group of organized
crime. I don't know what theright term is. I don't know if
calling one gang but it's a mafia. I don't know. Though I don't
want to. You don't want tobe a target, No, I don't
want to. I'm not trying todisrespect anybody. I'm just I'm just saying

(01:21:53):
that, like that was organized crime. Yeah, yeah, maybe not so
much, and like you think inthe Mafia movies, but still there's some
kind of organization on there. There'sa ring of sorts, right, crime
ring organized crime. They just happenedto be still in catalytic converters and not
you know, dealing drugs or prostitutionor maybe so that's just what they got

(01:22:15):
popped on. Ah, the basisare all the same, right, you
need to collect money to pay payit up. Yeah, pay it up
the line, so they can payit up the line. Right, So
they can pay it up the line. Eventually somebody is at the top getting
rich and fat. Right. Meanwhile, next right, that's a that's a
job. No, you know,you think you're expendable at your job.

(01:22:39):
Now that one's just you know,even more so they can get any schmo
in there to do their bidden.Yeah. But if you don't have a
choice in life because maybe you haven'tbeen given the same opportunities or you you
know, when you were little,you did something younger, you did something
stupid and went to jail. Andthen you go out and you can't get
a job, and you get ayou got how to feed it, Like,

(01:23:00):
I get it. You got tofigure it out. I get it.
And not everybody's like I'll shovel sright, right, So you do
what you can. So you fallinto the wrong group and the next thing
you know, you're you're in andyou're doing worse things. But the fact
of it is, you mess upone time. You know, you can
mess up at your job now asa you know, manager of a grocery
store bag whatever the case is,may get written up, may get a

(01:23:25):
couple of warnings. I feel likewith that particular, you know group of
people, you don't get many writeups or warnings when you mess up on
your job. Or maybe it wasn'teven a mess up. Maybe it was
a I don't want to do thisanymore. I want out of this,
and that was what happened. Youknow, you don't get to just leave

(01:23:46):
or my buddy says I shouldn't doit anymore, And they went and got
the buddy that too, to maketo use logic right right, normal everyday
buses this practices. Boy, Iguess that would teach me a lesson though,
if like they went and got oneof my friends, tied him up
with duct tape and then tossed himoff of a bridge to prove a point

(01:24:10):
to me. Right, Oh okay, I guess I want to do whatever
you guys want. Right. Youfeel like you have no choice because they
they got they went after him thistime. Who's next? Yeah? Yeah?
And it's not like you could move, I mean, you can you
know, leave Oklahoma and move toArizona or you know, Nevana whatever,
but and constantly doing this who's behindme? Exactly exactly. Yeah, that's

(01:24:33):
something I really want to deal with. If you make the choice, get
you gotta I think you gotta fullycommit. Oh yeah, you gotta be
all in. Yeah, there's nohalf ass in it when it comes to
that sort of thing. I don'tthink so. I don't think so.
But that story is insane to me. I'm not familiar with deep fork so
I'm not clear with this with thebridges, I'm two sixty six. I

(01:24:54):
can't imagine it's low, right.I can't imagine because deep forks are feeding
river, right, So I can'timagine that if I dropped a rock over
the edge, I imagine makes abig splash. Right, It's not just
gonna go yeah right right, ButI don't know. Crazy story. All

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right, we got to take abreak. We'll be back. Four of
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(01:27:28):
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I got this morning says don't readmy name please. Mom and stepdad both
have wills. Stepdad passed. Doeshis will get executed now or does his
estate pass to Mom because she's thesurviving spouse. Stepdad specifically excluded his child.
Does said child have a leg tostand on to contest? Well?

(01:30:43):
I think yeah, I mean thechild has a right to contest, but
it's going to go through probate.I mean, it's it's all wills have
to be probated, so it's goingto have to go through probate anyway.
So explain what that is maybe becauseI don't know if people know what that
means for it to be probated.So you know, there's an actual probate
court and there's a judge who youknow, is presented with the wills and
the estates of people who have passedaway, and it is the court's responsibility

(01:31:06):
to make sure that everything is carriedout in a legal sense instead of just
like you know, there's a groupof people that show up at Grandma's house
and it's all free for all andit's all just running and start grabbing stuff.
Okay, it's to prevent those kindof things. You know, there's
legal ways to separate things. Plusyou know, the court's also helping there

(01:31:27):
to be required or helping those thatare required you know, debts to be
paid and things of that nature.So probate is just a court that is
one that helps the estate of somebody, even with the help of a will
as well, to be able tobe divvied up the way it's supposed to
be divvied up. And of courseif somebody has been excluded for whatever reason,
they have a right. Usually thereare exceptions, but you know,

(01:31:50):
usually have a right to contest notbeing in that will. Yeah, there
are things that I have found out. You think you're entitled to something,
and then somebody out of a brother, a cousin shows up and wants to
contest, right, and now youhave to go to court over it,
and you don't even know you've nevereven met this person, right, And
it can create a lot of headaches. Why whales are so important? Right?

(01:32:11):
Yeah? Absolutely, And you know, especially when you've got multiple When
I say multiple spastes, I meanlike, for example, you've had your
divorce, you get an ex wifein your old I'm thinking older individuals.
Typically, you know, they havethese new new wives that come up out
of nowhere and they've only been togethera year or two, and then they
die and then all of a sudden, you know, their new wife expects
to get everything, and of coursethe kids are pissed off because they took

(01:32:33):
care of dad and whatever may bee. I mean, there's all different ways
to handle that. So if yougive us a call, we can hook
you up with our attorney and PASCOwho handles all that. Jeff Heinsley's here
from Hensley and Associates. Nine oneeight four to six. Oh kmod Travis
is on the line. Travis,what's your question for? Jeff Hensley of
Hensley and Associates. Yeah, Along story short. My son was born

(01:32:53):
in twenty eleven and me and mywife got married in twenty twelve. And
I know the law changed about youknow, father has to do something in
court or whatever. Does that applyif you're still married. No, it
does not apply. So in yourcase, your child would be considered a
product of the marriage. How manyjust out of curiosity, and you probably
have never counted it, so you'renot able to tell me. But from

(01:33:15):
the date he was born to thedate of your marriage, how many days
was it? Here? Was bornDecember eleventh, and then we got married
August twelfth, Yeah, calling year, So there's a three hundred there's a
three hundred day rule in there,Okay, if they're born within three days
one hundred days of the marriage kindof thing too, So you're completely covered.
You don't have to file paternity don'tworry about it. You're good to
go. Okay, I appreciate it. Yeah, absolutely, explain that to

(01:33:36):
everybody that doesn't understand. You guyswere moving kind of fast in that,
yeah, sir. So the Novemberone, twenty eleven is when the law
went into effect that says moms gotsold if in a paternity situation when the
parties are not married, moms gotsold custody until dad files something in a
quarter a long okay, and that'sparaphrase, but that's what it says right
now. Went into effect on Novemberfirst, twenty eleven. Prior to November

(01:33:59):
first, two thousand, in theeleven in the law was basically kind of
a fifty to fifty split deal.And then the law changed in November first,
And that's the law that we've beenliving under for the last almost thirteen
years now. So there's not beenany statutory changes to it. There's not.
There may be some challenges to it. I've never seen them, but
that's the law as it is rightnow. And so his concern was,
as well, the child was bornbefore we got married, and then we

(01:34:21):
got married, do we have tofile a paternity Do I have to file
a paternity action to a certain paternityAnd the answer would be no, I
mean because the child was they gotmarried with, you know, the next
August they were it was born withinthree hundred days of the marriage. He's
the biological father. There's no disputesupon that, so he's good to go
at that point. And that canalso go the other way, right if

(01:34:44):
you are in the process of gettingdivorced and somebody gets pregnant, right,
so if you get if the wifegets pregnant during the divorce process, and
I don't mean pregnant by you husband, if she's anyone, anybody, well,
and it could be anybody, couldbe husband, it could be anybody,
and it does happen, then youknow, the divorce basically is kind
of put on hold in the senseof we can't finish that divorce, even

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if you've got an agreement, evenif we've had it all signed by everybody
but the judge. Everybody's happy,everybody's happy. We can't sign. We
can't have the judge sign that thinguntil the baby's born because we now have
to deal with the issue of thebaby and the divorce. And they wait
like that because God forbid, somethinghappens to the child during the pregnancy.

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Okay, I mean, we neverwant that to happen, but those things
do happen, and so the lawsays, well, we need to make
sure that this child is actually bornso that we can deal with the custody,
visitation and all that stuff. Jeffinsis here from Hinsley and Associates.
If you got a question about divorce, custody, guardianship, name changes,
any family los scenario, Jeff cananswer. This text says what can be
done if a parent introduces children toa significant other before they agreed upon date

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in the decree? Well, Imean you can always file a contempt.
I mean any order that is violatedin any way in court order. If
you court order says don't do this, and you do it, then the
other side has the right to filean application for contempt citation that says,
look, this is the order andyou willfully chose to violate that order,

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so that we can you know,if you're having that issue, please give
us a call. We can alwaysfollow the contempt and get them in front
of the judge to get them takencare of. This is a custody question
we got. My son's dad isnot listed on the birth certificate? Can
he get visited? I'm sorry,visitation question. Can he get visitation rights
or any parental rights by seeing seeby seeing and taking care of him every
other week? Okay, So ifhe's not on it, it doesn't all

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right. So if he's not onthe birth certificate and it's a paternity action,
yeah, we can always follow apaternity case to get him, you
know, official visitation and custody.You know, as far as the visitation,
what they're doing now just goes tohelp put a precedent before the court
of Look, this dad's been havingvisitation. So when mom comes in and
says, no, I don't wanthim to see him, you can say,

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well, well, that's funny becausehe's been having visitation whatever they said,
it is every week for the lasthowever many months, you know,
so that we just need to filea paternity action to get that in writing.
Because you know, it's great whenpeople are able to work out things
as far as visitations and all that, that's great. You know, I
applaud people for getting along, especiallyit's a day's world, right, But

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at the same time too, ifsomething happens and the woman gets upset and
says, I don't want you tosee your kidneymore or you're not going to
see your kidneymore. There is anavenue for those fathers so that we can
file for paternity and get the visitationand custody and all that kind of stuff.
Over the on Friday, we dida question of your biggest surprise,
and we got more than one thatsaid that they took care of their child

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only to find out it wasn't theirchild. Right. Is that common?
It can be? Yeah? Absolutely, I mean it's unfortunate that happens,
but it does happen, and that'swhy you want to give us a call
so we can get that taken careof that. You know, we can
have DNA test run to find outif you actually are the dad. You
know. The sad part of aboutthat is is that then you have to

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step in and figure out, well, you know, is biodad going to
step in and if not, canyou become the presumed father? I mean,
there's there's all avenues to deal withthat, and there's a lot of
different legal strategies to handle that.So if you're having that issue, please
call me and let's talk about yoursituation. This one says, my ex
husband has given me a choice tomake sign custody over for my two boys

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without without any visitation, or gettaken back to court while he proves that
I'm an unfit mother. What doesit take to prove unfit an unfoot parent.
It's one that has an issue withtaking care of the children in some
way, or they put them inyou know, they've they've harmed them,
they physically have damaged them. Theyyou know's there's all sorts of different ways.

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You know, if you're a druggie, and of course you're not,
you know, you live in aditch and you're not seeing your kids and
you're not taking care of them,or you know, you are leaving kids
at home by themselves while you goout and go to the casino for five
or six hours, or like thelady that was in the news that left
her, you know, infant inher little kid in the car while she

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went into the casino for five hours. You know, those would definitely be
ideas or or thoughts or proof ofunfitness. I mean, and the person
who's claiming that the other side isunfit has the burden of proof to show
the court that the other side isunfit in some way. So it's you
know, if you're saying, well, she's unfit, then it's your responsibility

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to show that she is. Sheis unfit to the court. Well,
and what about the idea of justthat's making that threat. Is there anything
that the court would interpret that ifI mean that was presented, What do
you mean making the threat? Well, him saying the person is saying that
they said that if he didn't signover custody. You know she didn't sign
over custy. Whoever that is isusing that as a leverage tactic. Okay,

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I mean, consider your sources,everybody. I mean, that's what
I remember, I remind everybody isis that when the other side pops off,
unless they're a lawyer that practices thisall the time, and even lawyers
that don't remember they don't practice,if they don't practice this kind of law,
they may or may not know whatthe law is. Okay. So
whoever is popping off and saying thata lot of times, they're just using
it as a scare tactic. They'reusing it as a tactic to try and

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control the situation or to control theother person by making these threats. Until
you call and talk to somebody whoactually does this at like at our office,
me or you know, somebody atmy office or our post office are
being told may not be true atall in any way, shape or form.
So please this happens, call usso we can help you figure out

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what's real and what's not real.Jeff Finsley from Hissley Associates is here.
If you have a question about divorce, or custody, guardian ship, name
change, any of those things.Jeff can answer that for you. This
one says, both my kids haveturned eighteen? Can I stop paying child
support? So you know, thisis the problem with child support in Oklahoma,
Okay in the sense that the lawsays that once they turn eighteen and

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or graduate high school. So thatwould be the first question I asked the
person is is have they graduated highschool? All right? Are they still
in high school? Are they gettingready to did they just graduate in May?
Or do they have another year left? Or are they going to turn
eighteen some time this next year whilethey're working the way towards their graduation.
So it's it's and or it's notnot both. We got to figure that

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out. That's step number one.So the second part of that is is,
let's for argument's sake. Assume thatthey turned eighteen and graduated in May
a couple months ago. All right, Great, you can't just stop paying
child support, all right. Theproblem is is that when you do that,
the order is technically still in placeuntil you terminate it. Now,
there are situations and I'm sure peoplewill call in or call me at the

(01:41:33):
office and say, well, youknow, I you know, DHS automatically
terminated it for me. Great.That is the exception to the rule.
That's not the norm, all right, especially in the larger counties in Oklahoma,
simply because they've got too many casesand it's not like they have a
master list that prints out every youknow, every day at eight am that

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says, okay, these are thecases we need to terminate today. It
doesn't work that way. I mean, your typical office in Tulsa, for
example, you've got any of themdealing with anywhere between twenty and thirty five
thousand cases. So there's no waythat that's always going to happen. If
it has happened to you, perfect, great, count your blessings, say
thanks to God, and move forward. But for those who haven't had that

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problem, please call me, becauseI have had clients call me a year
after the fact just to find outthat they've been paying. They've still been
having a drown out of their checkfor a year, not terminated, and
now they've overpaid for an entire year. So what I typically tell people is,
if your child is eighteen, oris going to turn eighteen, or
is about to graduate high school,call me about March, because by the

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time we get done, it'll beMay, they'll have graduated and you'll be
done. So plan ahead. Thisone says what is the process for a
step parent adoption? So the processwould be is number one, you got
to know where they're at. Numbertwo, and even if you don't,
you know there's ways too. I'msorry to bile the biological parent that you're

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wanting to determinate the rights of.And of course if you don't, then
obviously there's avenues to handle that aswell legally. But you know, if
they don't consent to the adoption,then there's something called an adoption without consent
hearing, and in that hearing youhave to prove that in twelve of the
fourteen months prior to filing for theadoption. So that's the only timeframe we're

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talking about all right. For thathearing, did they maintain a substantial relationship
with the child, did they paychild support based upon what they could pay,
or if there was an order inplace. If you can prove that
they failed at one of those,it's A or B. You're not required
to have both, although a lotof times they go together. Then you

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win the adoption without consent hearing,and then you can move on to the
next step, which to the bestinterest hearing. If the court finds that
it isn't the best interest for thechild to be adopted, then the child
be adopted and that'll be the endof things. Now, as always when
we're dealing with adoptions, even stepperent adoptions where we have to look at
equo okay, Indian Child Welfare Act. And of course that's a big deal
and it has been a big dealfor a very long time, and so

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and just to understand if people don'tunderstand what it was all about, I
encourage you to look it up onthe internet. But the basic gist of
it is is that you know,there were these horrible stories of during the
nineteen forties, fifties, and sixties. You know, people American agents or
people of the state would walk intoa Native Americans home and just take their
child and walk out, and they'dnever see him again, and they'd be

(01:44:28):
adopted off into another family somewhere.So if you're interested in that, it's
an interesting hearing to read, aninteresting story to read. But at the
same time too, it's a bigdeal for the Native American community because they
want to keep Native American children withNative American parents if possible. So the
idea behind EQUA is is that ifyou're going to have a set parent adoption,
you've got to and the other sideis Native and the child is Native

(01:44:50):
and on the rolls all right,then you've got to prove that there were
substantial things done to try and reunitethe child with that parent. And if
you can't prove that, then theadoption is stopped. If you can prove
that and it shows that no matterwhat you did, it still didn't happen,
they still didn't reconcile, they stilldidn't get back together, and the

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biological parent ignored the child or whateverit may be, then the adoption can
move forward. So being Native Americanis a big deal, especially when it
comes down to adoptions. And thisis true for most states, not just
Oklahoma. And you can definitely tryto navigate the process of step parent adoption
on your own, but you don'twant to do it that way. You
want to make sure everything's right.It's too important to try and navigate it

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on your own. That's why youneed the folks at Hensley and Associates.
Here's another one. My daughter wantsto have her name changed. What do
I need to do? Sure,so give us a call. We can
do the name change. I mean, first of all, how old your
daughter is? She eighteen or anolder she not? If she's not,
then you know, changing name isfine. The question that becomes is is
that does the other parent agree withthe name change? And we have to

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give them notice. They have aright to object, and if they object,
then we'll deal with it. Andif they don't object, then we
get the name changed and life moveson. So you know, if you
need a name change, give usa call. We can get that taken
care of, no problem. Oneof the first ones we read, they
sent a follow up they said,can you answer the first part of the
question. I guess I'm wondering whenthe step dad's will will is executed,

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it is is it now that he'sdead or is it after mom dies?
Oh? It'd mean I mean oncesomebody dies, their will is executed,
regardless if there's a spouse. Regardlessif there's a spouse. I mean that
their will is their will. It'snot you don't have to wait until mom
dies. I mean there are wifedies. I mean that's not the case.

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It doesn't just transfer automatically. No, right, right, right exactly.
I mean every will has to behas to be dealt with and probated.
So you should be able to contactthe attorney that drafted the will,
who will then help execute it andget things set up for probate. So
give them a call, whoever itis. You know, when we draft
a will, we're required to keepa copy of it. So please whoever

(01:46:58):
that is, call the aturney thatdrafted it and asked them about the probate
process. That's an important point too, because it's not an automatic. Well,
you know, you have to youhave to engage the process. I
think so, yeah, I mean, first of all, how else is
the attorney gonna know Number one?Number two? You know, we again,
I think movies have screwed us up, and TV screwed us up because
you know we always see these someonedies and we immediately see the attorney walking

(01:47:19):
in and we're going to read thewill. Well, somebody had to I
mean what you don't see off scenesobviously, and someone didn't write in the
screenplay is is somebody had to callthe attorney to tell them they're dead.
So yeah, I mean you needwhoever drafted the will, you need to
call them so they can help youwith the next steps. Uh. The
last thing we have here for you, Jeff from Innsland Associates is something I've

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heard people say a lot the basisof this question A lot says I have
an a rarige case in later thismonth. The CSS attorney wants me to
get the order file stamped, butI only have copies of the order.
The original attorney isn't contacting me back, the court clerk won't file a copy.
What can I do to get anoriginal order? I mean, first

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of all, this is kind ofwacky. It doesn't quite make sense to
me the way it's explained. Typically, when there is a child support case,
all right, DHS handles all that, They handle all the filing and
send you a copy. So DHSif they're the ones that had the hearing,
especially if it was an administrative courthearing, DHS has the file stamp
version. Now if you need acopy of that, you just need to

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contact DHS and they will give youa copy of that. They can certify
it because and also too, ifthere was a copy, if there was
an order that was made in administrativecourt, then it is also filed in
district court and you should be ableto go up to the district court clerk
and just ask for a certified copy, pay your two or three bucks or
whatever it is for photo copying toget a copy and walk out. Whoever

(01:48:47):
this is please call me. Iwant to walk you through and see what's
going on here because the way you'vedescribed it's a little odd to me,
especially if DHS was the one incharge of the hearing. So please call
me. But I mean, typicallyit's DHS running the show. They file
it, send you a copy,file a copy with the district court.
Yeah, the system could be sometimeshard to navigate, which is exactly why

(01:49:11):
you need the folks at Hensley Associatesto help you do it and don't rely
on trying to do it yourself,because you will get steamrolled. You want
to make sure you're getting the rightinformation and you know how to get things
done efficiently, and the folks aHinsley Associates can do that. When it
comes to family law questions like divorceand custody and paternity nine eight five six

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need to help innother areas in law, you guys can help with that too.
Absolutely. Our attorney up in Pasca, Colin can definitely help with all
of that. So if you've gotanything in addition to family law, whether
it be criminal, whether it becivil, whether it be probate, you
know, guardianships, whether it becontract issues, oil and gas, if

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you've been hurt by somebody on theroad, if you've got a DUI,
if you you've been hurt by somebodyin the medical field, please give us
a call because we handle all ofthose other cases through our Pascal office.
And don't worry about the fact thatit's in Pasca, that's just the office
of where it's located. But westill do we can still meet with clients
down here for them and everything else. So please give us a call here
in Tulsa, or give them acall. It's the Shoemake Law firm up

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there. It's it's Hinsley. Yesit's a different name, but it is.
It is Hensley. So please givecall in a call and he can
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Thanks, have a great week youtoo. Take a break and we'll
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Tulsa's rock station ninety KMOT. Goodmorning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show

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KMOD. I don't know if you'reaware, but the Olympics is happening,
and in the background we have waterPolo on and Lindsay said she's never watched
it before. Yeah, I thinkI missed my calling, So fine,
What about this makes you believe thisis your calling? Because you are the

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least aggressive person I think I've evermet. But when it comes to sports,
I'm very competitive. When we're playinggame, I get very competitive,
except with Monopoly. Screw Monopoly.I hate that game. Whatever. I
will flip a table over some Monopoly. But this I am a water baby.
I love being in the water.I've said it many times. I

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could see myself spending hours playing waterpolo. And you said the height requirements
for five seven to be above fiveseven. I'm almost five nine. I'm
five eight. Like I I meetthat requirement. I don't know about the
swimsuits. They look extremely uncomfortable.They're great songs. They they're fighting underwater

(01:52:09):
for those who know they have totread water and they have to swim and
keep people off of them. Andthey're trying to look at these two.
She's getting dunked, yeah, right, and they're holding under a leg.
They're punching. Seems pretty aggressive look. And when they swim, they're smacking
each other in the face on purpose. That lad's her eyes are black.

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Well. Apparently, water polo isconsidered one of the most difficult sports in
the world, and they say it'sthe most physically demanding Olympic sport. Yeah,
keeping them in shape, I believeit. Players do not touch the
bottom of the pool during practice orin games, so they tread water for
forty minutes. Wow. On average, will swim just under two miles every

(01:52:54):
game, and the practice is aminimum of twenty hours per week. Not
allowed to touch the ball with twohands. Not a problem with me.
It applies to both offensive defense.This causes players to learn to be ambidextrious.
The only person in the pool who'sexempt from this rule is the goaltender.

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Use every muscle in your body.Due to the fact that this is
water a water sport process of treading, swimming, throwing, the players work
on all major muscle groups. Itgets messy underwater when it comes to what
happens under the water. Anything goespunching, kicking, scratching, or all
frequent parts of the game. Thereare penalties when someone intentionally punches someone or

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has malicious intent, but penalties onlyapply when the official sees it. Ahh
so it's all good unless you getcaught. Mm hmm. Like, look
she is making her carry her weight. Yeah, yeah, just jumped right
on her back. I was goingto pass the ball to her anyway to
try to score. Yeah. Iwas gonna suggest you should try out,

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Lindsay. But I mean it sayshere to your average age for the female
team is twenty six. Yeah,so you kind of pass that point.
But I think you could probably showthem up. Show these young bitches.
What's up? No, no,you are. I believe you that you're
a water baby. But swimming likethat is no joke. Right now,
forty straight, just treading. Justswim down once. See how you do

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right, and you have to gofast right. The goaltender position is considered
the toughest position in water polo.They must use only their legs and core
to jump out of the water whilemaintaining any awareness of where the ball is
at all times to make the blocks. And there's a penalty throw happening right
now and she blocked it. That'sinsane to me. I was gonna suggest,

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well, maybe she could be thegoalie, because the goalie is the
only one that really stands there andis allowed to touch the bottom, right.
Yeah, But then now that youread that, I'm like, well,
okay, it's considered one of thetoughest positions. I'm not saying you
couldn't do it, Lindsay. I'mjust I'm just saying, but I love
that you did the classic thing thatpeople are doing all over the globe from
their couch. Do that, Yeah, I could do that. Yeah,

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for sure. They give up.They're practicing twenty hours a week, and
I can't imagine it pays well.And I can't imagine there's a giant line
of sponsors willing to throw money atthem right for this particular event. I
was looking earlier today to see ifOlympians did get paid, and yeah,
gold medalists get one hundred thousand dollars, but they only get like half of

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it, and then the other halfgets split up between two other entities,
like the coach and like somebody else. Yeah, you've got to pay your
coaches, right. The coaches aren'tdoing it for free, right, You've
got to have a job or asponsor or something like that. There is
not a single Olympic event, summeror winter that I could do unless disc

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golf was in an Olympic sport.You know, then I'm out extreme Frisbee
extreme. There's a big difference there. There's a huge difference there. Yeah,
And to be fair, I haven'tthrown a regular frisbee in so long,
like I tried, and I'm soused to throwing you know, golf
frisbees, golf disc that it justit whifts it real bad. And I'm

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out. So if you okay,you have to pick a sport. Okay,
what are you picking from the SummerOlympics, from the Summer Olympics,
and it has to be one inthe realm. You can't just go if
you've never high dived, you can'tgo high diving right right, And that's
be something you think you could do. See, And I think about that,
like, you know, swimming,But I watched the swimmers yesterday.

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Man, I've seen Phelps swim.Yeah, that's a lot. That's a
lot. I couldn't make it thatfar. I couldn't even make it halfway
across that Olympic size pool. Yeah. No, they're swimmers, are beasts,
and they also practice a ridiculous amount. What do you think, lindsay,
Yeah, I would say, Imean something that I've done before is
I mean, I've played volleyball before, but I would not be able to

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do that. I think more thanwater polo. Sure, but I think
I think I'm a better swimmer thanI am a volleyball player. Did you
swim in high school? I meanI've swim my whole life. No,
that's not what I happen competitively.No, yeah, see, and I
was watching, Uh, I waswatching women's badminton yesterday as well, because

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I'm like I feel like a sportyou play a game, you play in
your backyard, deer and barbecues shouldn'tbe an Olympic sport, right, But
them bitches get into it. Right, that's a whole other level. It's
a whole other level than me andmy brother just passing the shuttlecock round,
you know what I mean. SoI feel like that's probably something I could

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get into, but not on noton those pitches level. Especially. Yeah,
damn China team man, they takethat. I'm like, you realize,
talking to my girlfriend yesterdays we're watchingthis, I'm like, you realize
that those girls right here probably beenpracticing for this moment right here since they
were sex. Yeah yeah, yeah, for badminton, And so mine would
be like probably Jude or something.Yeah, that's something you have something,

(01:58:01):
some experience it like that's the closestthing maybe skateboarding, but no, right,
But the thing is is you gowith who you are today and apply
your life into that. No,you wouldn't have time to go swimming whenever
you wanted. You probably don't wantto go swim if you train swimming twenty
hours a week, right, No, I don't know. Shooting maybe like

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I know how to shoot guns anddon't know how to aim. Now,
you know, the airsoft stuff isweird, right, So I'm like that
may be something that I might havea chance in trampling. But see,
I got a trick me, right, I can only do popcorn so many
times? Right right? Uh?Yeah, there there's riding a horse doing

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the equestriane events. But still that'sa lot. That's a lot of Granted
the horse is doing most of thework, but somebody text in, so
im glad you're a dressing water plowwatching it for the first time this week,
And as far as I can tell, well, attempted murder is not
only accepted but encouraged. Yeah.It's pretty intense, man, And I
think the guys go are more aggressiveand the women are pretty aggressive. Yeah,

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I'm not undermining the aggressiveness of women. Right. The Olympics should have
an average joe compete in every eventas a benchmark. Yeah, but I
think they're gonna just gonna be tiredof last. So what do they call
it? Like? This is thethis is the f you contestant? Right
right? Another one? My fatass could do curling, I don't think

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so. Again, you make itsound like it's something you can just pick
up, right, And there's alot that goes in at one. You
got to learn how to to walkon ice right without that falling. You've
got a hustle down that little icestrip without falling right. And you're like,
oh, sure, I could justbe the guy that tousses the lead
down there right or slides thought itwas a stone whatever it is, it's

(01:59:54):
a giant brick of something, right, And I'm like, but do you
see that if you look at theirform right, And my fat ass tells
me right now that your fat assis no way you're getting down practically with
your balls touching the ice, slidingacross the you know, down the lane
because you see them yeah, seeyeah, and they yes, yes,

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And then you got you know,the cleaning lady behind them with the broom.
No, no way, no chance. And if you've bend over to
get to remote, you go.You are not curling. And you could
also there's a curling club here intown, so you could go and do
that the curly. That stone weighsforty five pounds. It cost about nine

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hundred bucks. Damn out, damnforty five pounds, and you gotta take
it and the slide and let yournuts drag on the floor and to watch
it go down the lane. Right, no, wow, don't ever underestimate
somebody's physique is their ability to notbe in shape or not athletic. True,
now, if bowling was an Olympicsport, but even then, I

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mean with a lot of practice,maybe, But the thing about being an
Olympian, these are the best ofthe best of the best of the best.
Right. If flip cup were anOlympics sport, even then, yeah,
mullin yeah. And now rugby's onand like, oh god, get

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right, no, thank you's.Their legs are like camhawks. Yeah,
kick like a mule, just whoopingeveryone's ass. France is kicking our ass,
all right. They're like, we'regetting you back, right, frog

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junks. We'll teach you forgetting usall right. They're like, we're getting
you back, right, frog junks. Oh well, teach you forgetting us
back. All right. We gotto take a break. We'll be back.
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Show. Find out what everybody learn? Will start with Lindsay. Lindsay,
what do you learn today? Ilearned that of binging, Netflix or synchronized
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else seeing if they find it first. Gimby, what'd you learn today?
A learned there's a few things inthis world that I'm just knocking out for
prison and working for the mom,or just a few of them. And
I also learned, if your mamaask you to take care of the horses
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lady. I learned when he losthis phone, he was like well.
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