BMMS 9-3-24

Welcome Back From The Long Weekend!!! We Talk About The Best & Worst Parts, Buying The House A Round, Kanye Is Up To No Good, Listenr E-Mails, To Tell The Truth, Paying Rent To The Wromg Person, & Corbin Haes Cake!!!

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us each and every day. Good morning, Lindsay, Good morning, Corn,
good morning, get a well, good moment. Listen to this.
We have tickets to see two bands that we're gonna
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with dinner for two at Carvers on nineteen both nights.
Pretty special prize there. Double date night, well not double

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So you're gonna need two babysitters or whatever we got
best and worst of the weekend. We're gonna do some
listener emails and we're gonna get to to tell the truth.
Your chance get to know the show to show better
ask any question you want. I'm gonna be able to
get a question to us at nine o'clock for the

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one of the things that showed up over the weekend.
I don't know if you guys saw this. It's it's
called the Chase Bank thing. Have you seen this? So
there is apparently a glitch in Chase Bank ATMs where
if you deposited a check, you could get the money
right out, like immediately. And people were going writing checks

(04:24):
for twenty thousand, oh my gosh, seven thousand and then
taking the cash out. And I shocked the number of
people that don't know what check fraud is. Yeah, that's
like when the bank makes a mistake and like adds

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an extra two zeros to whatever deposit, right, Yeah, and
people take that money out. That's not your money, right,
you can't do that. You knowingly are taking money you
don't have, right, And even if you played stupid, you
can't defend writing a check for thirty thousand dollars, No,

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and then immediately taking the money out. And of course
they're trying to fix it, and in some instances they
are and people are getting popped and they think it's
not fair. How is it not fair? Again? It's not
your money. Yeah, don't write the tracks your ass can't
cash or checks right or tracks whatever. Right, the whole

(05:33):
belief that they just mistakenly hand out money and go man,
are bad, right, go ahead and keep it. Yeah, exactly,
that's on us. That's never happened to me. They've never said, ah,
you know what, it's all good. Yeah, no, no ish.
And now you've got twenty thousand dollars, right, and I'm

(05:56):
sure you spent a bit of it before you got caught.
You gotta give it back, right. And then let's just
say you got twenty thousand and you spent ten so
you have ten thousand dollars left over. You give them
back the ten they take back the ten thousand dollars,
you still have ten grand that you have to pay.
And if you don't have ten grand to begin with,

(06:18):
what do you gonna do? I was trying to think
if I was stupid enough to do this and took
that money, what would I buy? I'd probably pay down
a debt, yeah, become my house or something.

Speaker 7 (06:29):
Most definitely not go buy you.

Speaker 2 (06:32):
Know, sweet tarts for everybody the whole block, right, or
spreeze whatever, your bag is I don't care, but I'm
not man, I guess maybe go to the club, right,
drinks for everyone getting lap dances in the VIP room.
Here's a fun question. How many people have to be

(06:53):
at the bar for you to buy rounds for everybody
in the bar? That so there is no I'm not
doing it. The answer has to be a number of
people in the bar that you will cross the threshold
to do it. And what's the mount You're like, no, no, no, no, no,

(07:14):
there's that many, like too many people?

Speaker 7 (07:16):
Yeah, I would drop maybe one hundred bucks.

Speaker 2 (07:21):
Not the question. Okay, so number of people.

Speaker 7 (07:27):
Twenty five?

Speaker 2 (07:28):
Twenty five people? And because you said one hundred dollars,
I don't know what drink you think you're buying twenty
five people dollar shots? I don't even know if dollar
shots rattlesnakes all the way or yeah, there's no way
the church and a dollar for a rat snake it's
happy hour.

Speaker 10 (07:48):
Yeah, I feel like twenty five people, so it's probably
over one hundred dollars then at that point, but twenty
five feels like a decent number.

Speaker 2 (07:56):
And what's the most like? What's the most like? If
you'd be like, no, no.

Speaker 10 (08:03):
No, Well, clearly something big happened because I'm in a
celebratory mood.

Speaker 7 (08:11):
So two hundred and fifty dollars.

Speaker 2 (08:15):
Again, the number of people is the question? Twenty six?

Speaker 7 (08:19):
I said, twenty five people.

Speaker 2 (08:21):
Okay, GIMPI I like that you asked this. Because of
the town Pump. They have a bell and and a
lot of bars do this. And if you ring the bell,
well you're buying everybody in the bar around. Okay, You've
chosen to do that. You have chosen to do that, yeah, okay,
And there's a lot It isn't like a lottery where
they ring it like that's too bad. And there's people

(08:41):
that do this. There's people that actually do that. They
go up there, they ring the bell and it doesn't
matter if there's twenty five people in there or six
people or whatever. Right I have. I have been witnessed
to this many times. There's been many a time it
happens a lot. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, okay. There's been
many times that I've gone into the town Pump maybe
on a My plan is to have one or two

(09:03):
drinks because I'm pretty low on funds, but I'll end
up like six drinks because people are buying house rounds
like that, right, it's it's that feverish that it happens
quite often, wow, quite often. I personally have never rung
the bell. I'll look at around and I said, nah,

(09:25):
I'm good, because why I don't want to spend five
six hundred dollars at the bar. That's just me. So
to answer your question, Corman, if in order for me
to ring the bell and to buy a house round
for everybody, there's going to have to be at most
four people there, and I know what they drinking, you know,

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because typically when they ring the bell, you get your
free drink. It's whatever you're already drinking, Like say, if
you got a bud light, right, you can't update your
drink exactly. And there's been times I go in there
because you know me, I'll go and I'll get a
double gym and red Bull and that's just what I'm
gonna sit on, right, maybe two of those. And I'm
feeling good. Right when people buy you around, it's whatever
you're drinking is so I'll go leave feeling great. So

(10:12):
for me, it's going to be like no more than
four people. I'm with you one what is a four top?
Who was at my tablet ten oh one. I am
not interested in spinning. Now. I have had been at
bars where they like with LDF and they buy a
bottle of Miller Lite for everyone, right, And I've been

(10:33):
a part of doing that, but not my dime. And
if I were, that probably would be what I would
do is buy like but beer that was I knew
how much it was gonna cost, not that expensive drive.
And so when you say it happens a lot, that
is I didn't know this. I've never been somewhere. Would
they buy a drink for the like whatever you're drinking

(10:56):
for the whole bar. That's never happened. It's it's interesting
to see. I don't ever ask, but I'm just like,
oh man, I wonder what their tab is going to
be at the end of the day, you know, because
twenty people in there and they're all drinking something different. Now, now,
if I let's just say I had a settlement, right JG.

(11:17):
Wentworth got me my money and I one hundred thousand dollars, right,
I would probably ring the bell then, much like Lindsay
was saying, I'm in a celebratory mood. I have the
extra funds. Let's go ahead and do it. But just
because I just got paid it's Friday, No, Okay, I'm
with you. I could see it like I just signed

(11:40):
a one hundred and forty million dollar contract with my team,
right that I could see happening. Yeah, But because it's
a day that ends in why and I didn't die
this week exactly feels like a really reckless financial decision.
So I'm shure. I am wowed the number of people

(12:02):
that you're saying to it. Yeah, I mean, like I said,
it happens quite often. I don't want to say it
happens like, you know, two or three times a week,
but it has. It has happened. I've been going to
that place for years now and it's happened quite often
going in there. Is it habitual offenders? Well, okay, so
sometimes it's the owner of the bar okay, which that

(12:24):
makes sense. Yeah, he's just taking out of his profits
or whatever. Well, from a stand that's a smart like
get people, that's a business move. At that point, you're
not you're not just you're writing that off because people go, man,
we got They get excited, right, and they buy some more,
buy them on.

Speaker 11 (12:41):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (12:41):
Yeah, so he's probably the most repeat offender and so
far as like other ones, I can't really pinpoint, you know,
or repeat offenders in this one, but I just know
when you're sitting there, you hear that bell go off,
you get excited, You're like, all right, hell yeah, you
do right place, right time, exactly, any right place, right time.

(13:01):
If it happens a lot, that's just part of the
culture there. Yeah, I wouldn't do it, though I love
those people to death, but sorry, yo, yo, yeah, I'm
I don't. I don't I like buying people drinks. I
don't like buying the whole bar drinks. No, I'll do
that for like the table. See somebody I haven't seen

(13:23):
in a while, Dude, let me buy you a drink,
buy a shot or whatever. Yeah, you know, get a bucket,
let me get your beer. It on the table here,
help yourself, help yourself, have as many as you want,
you know. But that's about as far as it goes. Yeah. Yeah.
If we're ever somewhere and you see me and I'm
giving you a bucket of beer like I'm handing them out,

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be clear on this. I'm not buying you, just help handing.
I'm helping. I'm now a no an employee. You, yes, yeah,
because I just I think that's just a slippery slope. Yeah.
I think once you start doing everybody's got that one
friend that buys a lot of drinks for them, they

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do it a lot, and that gets expensive fast.

Speaker 6 (14:08):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (14:10):
Yeah, and then when you know, like hey, Corbin buys
the drinks. Hey, come on, Corben buys all the drinks.
Then you're like suddenly you go, ah, times are tough.
You can't go hey, man, I can't buy It's that's
really hard to do to have that self esteem, right,
But I mean you could be like, hey, remember all
those times I bought you bitches drinks? Now the tables

(14:31):
have turned, Yes, you're turned by me around. Can you
ask them, since I bought you drinks, you must buy
me drinks? Can you ask? Can you say that to
your to your people? I think you can maybe with
the understanding, of course you can, but like yeah, yeah,
yeah absolutely maybe like your closest friends, like my group
of friends, I could probably say that, you know, my

(14:51):
Shenanigans group of people, the same ten people I always
hang out with. I could probably do that now if
it was just you know, a bunch of ram knows
I would still do that. That's just me, though, what
about you?

Speaker 7 (15:08):
I don't know. I think it would be more of a.

Speaker 10 (15:13):
I'm just not going to go if I can't afford it,
or I'm not going to expect them to agree.

Speaker 2 (15:19):
Yeah, I agree. I think if i'm I'm like, hey,
I bought you all the beers, it's time to return
the favor. Then then it suddenly like was wait, why
were you doing it? Then? Were you doing it for an?
Iou that? Yeah, yeah, because before it felt like, oh,
he's good guys, No I ain't tro bank bitch, right,

(15:40):
you ain't put a deposit so you can get a
beer later?

Speaker 7 (15:43):
Exactly?

Speaker 2 (15:45):
Yeah, I'm with you. I'm like, hell's no, I am
not doing that. I might go, hey, man, i'm a
little tight. Can you hook me up today?

Speaker 7 (15:55):
Sure?

Speaker 2 (15:56):
That feels more, Yeah, but there is no and then
and then hopefully they put two and two together on
their own and go, he's I can totally get him
a bottle. That's not a big deal. But if they're like, no, man,
I can this is all I got today, I'd be like, man,
first of all, you didn't come here for one, right, right?
And I just heard you to make your second order,

(16:19):
and you got a double so you could definitely get
hooked me up. Yeah, yeah, that whole thing of I
don't That's why you give money to somebody. You just
got to write it off, like whether you buy them
a drink, you buy them lunch, you do whatever. Here
you go goodbye. That money is see you later.

Speaker 7 (16:35):
And if we're both broke, what are we doing here?

Speaker 2 (16:38):
Well, that's exactly why you're there, right, you said the
answer is yeah, they answer somewhere in the bottom. If
not that one one of the others. All right, we
got to take a break. We got double pair of
tickets were given away. You're getting tickets to see Reverend
hord Heat and you' getting tickets to Cheap Trick two concerts.
You win tickets for all this week, and then you
put in the running to win overnight stays and dinner

(16:58):
for two at Carvers on night eighteen at the hard Rock.
If you win, you get put in the running for that.
So we're gonna take a break. Good morning, It's the
Big Man Morning Show nine one eight four six oh kmod.

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makes you say, what the Here's Corby Gimbi and Lindsay
with What's going on newsquakies from the Big Man Morning
Showing ninety seven.

Speaker 10 (17:52):
Five KMOD completely naked Clemson student arrested after attacking roommates.
This happened in South Carolina about nine am on August
twenty seventh. Twenty one year old student Dalen Dix boarded
a bus to campus outside his Seneca apartment across from
the pier, but wearing no clothes, he punched his roommate

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in the face and neck. According to the County Sheriff's office,
the bus driver told Dix multiple times to get off
the bus. He eventually ran back toward his apartment, where
two deputies soon arrived to speak with him. When deputies
walked into his apartment, Dalen was still naked and sitting
in his room in an office chair. Deputies asked him

(18:36):
multiple times to put clothes on, which he refused to do.
A deputy wrote in the incident report he told deputies
he is God invincible and that they did not want
to fight the Hulk.

Speaker 2 (18:49):
That's awesome.

Speaker 10 (18:51):
As the conversation between dis and deputies continued, they said
his behavior escalated as he shouted at them and beat
on the walls. Deputy has then tried to place Dix
under arrest, but he slammed the bedroom door and locked it.
The report said that he eventually opened his door, but
stayed in his room before eventually walking toward deputies in

(19:13):
an aggressive stance. One deputy took out a taser and
aimed it at him. Dix went back into his room
and got a knife, pointing it at the deputies. The
deputy told him to put the knife down or he
would use his taser. Eventually, deputies were able to get
him to drop the knife and they placed him under arrest.

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They set him down on the couch, tried to put
pants on him before bringing him to the jail, but
he was still not cooperating. It's unclear whether he was
on drugs.

Speaker 2 (19:44):
It ain't unclear right something. Yeah, bro, you were wasted
last night. What are you talking about, dude? You sue
you were nobody wanted to fight the Hulk?

Speaker 7 (19:53):
Yeahtly.

Speaker 10 (19:55):
He's facing several charges, including indecent exposure, sawlton, battery, resisting arrest,
and among others. The computer science major could be subject
to suspension from Clemson while the university investigates separately for
violations of its own rules. Spokesman told the Post and Courier, So.

Speaker 2 (20:17):
I wonder what he would be in trouble. What was
school for.

Speaker 7 (20:22):
Attacking in his roommate?

Speaker 2 (20:24):
I mean, attack is a pretty loose Did he get
arrested for assault? He did?

Speaker 7 (20:29):
He did assault and battery?

Speaker 2 (20:32):
Yeah, he hit the guy, what did you say, in
the face and then the neck or something way Yeah
yeah yeah, So he's definitely got assault and battery.

Speaker 6 (20:38):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (20:38):
I mean if he did in front of police, right,
maybe the room is like ah, and on a public bus, yeah,
what better place to assault somebody? Woman arrested for stealing
a car claims that Kanye told her to do it.
I love this story so much. Ethically comes out of
Kentucky where CoP's got reports of a woman just trying

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to get into random cars this past Friday. So they
go there. They show up, they find twenty eight year
old Ricky Smith, and she had stolen a car as
this woman was walking into the store. The thing about
this car that she got into though, there was a
baby in the bank seat, well child in the bank seat,
and a less So eventually they pulled her out of

(21:23):
the car. They cuffed her. They asked her, why'd you
do it? She says that Kanye West, you know, the rapper,
told her telepathically to steal the car. So she is
now in jail for attempted kidnapping and attempted upto theft.
I actually believe her, do you think?

Speaker 11 (21:41):
So?

Speaker 2 (21:43):
Kanye is on another planet right now, man, and now
he's just telepathically talking to twenty eight year old bitches
in Kentucky, Louisville, Kentucky. It's possible. It feels possible. With
him right now, I can't explain his behavior at all,
So aliens feels like a pretty good answer. Sure, And

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aliens can communicate telepathically from what I've heard, So there
you go.

Speaker 7 (22:10):
They're already here.

Speaker 2 (22:11):
It feels like a good excuse. Eh Man found dead
in closet at nursing home. Family members are calling for
justice after a man was found dead in a Miami
Dade County senior living center. A Justice for a leen
Etna rally was held yesterday in North Miami outside the

(22:32):
North Dade Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. The seventy one year
old entered the facility for rehab last month, but he
hadn't been seen in two weeks. Yesterday, his body was
found decomposing in a closet. Now rehab in terms of
like he had suffered nanneurism and rehabilitation like functions and
stuff not rehab right, and his family said he went

(22:55):
missing twelve days. They found him on the twelfth day.
A couple of things to think about. One four to
seven days is when a body will start becoming stinky, right,
and it starts turning black on like day ten, they
found it twelve days. Yeah, so I'm sure, yes, bodily

(23:20):
fluids and juices and stuff have already started to seep
into the floor. And that's just gonna yeah to me,
that means for at least five days, at least five
days there was a stench. Oh yeah. But they're like, oh,
that's just the old lady Thelma. She smells bad. I

(23:41):
don't maybe I don't know. I do know that I
always telling my wife this morning. Since doing this show,
I have become aware And I don't know if a
lot of society is how horrible the regulations are for
nursing and rehabilitation sinners country, and they get away with

(24:01):
a lot. I don't know, Like do you have to
have a thing where when you go into a bar,
you know, and you can smell like bleach, you should
know that that's not a clean bar, right, because that
means they're pouring bleach down drains. Try and deal with
stench and smell and stuff like that. I don't know
if that is the same theory you use at an
old retirement center or an old folk center, Like if

(24:23):
you go in and it smells like old people, like,
does that mean they're not taking care of them?

Speaker 12 (24:29):
Right?

Speaker 2 (24:29):
Right? That's a good question.

Speaker 7 (24:31):
I don't know. I feel like it's probably a price thing.

Speaker 10 (24:34):
If it is a really expensive facility, they're probably getting
good care, and if it's not really expensive, they're probably
not getting the best care.

Speaker 2 (24:45):
I think that's subjective because what's expensive to you might
not might be expensive to someone else. So it's a
subjective number. But to imply that just because you pay
well doesn't means you get great care. Yeah right, we're
still people.

Speaker 7 (25:00):
Yeah right, that is just nuts.

Speaker 10 (25:04):
Like they have certain times that they have to have meals,
and they have to they're supposed to go and get
everyone for those meal times.

Speaker 7 (25:12):
And for twelve days, this.

Speaker 2 (25:15):
Guy he was reported missing. They they knew he wasn't there.
Well they thought, yeah, they knew he wasn't available for
dinner or bingo or bunko or whatever. We just got
to do better on checking on people. Man. I got
a lady that died at her desk, you know, yes,
after for four days last week. Man, it's like, come on, right,

(25:37):
you're better on checking on people. Yeah. I don't know
anybody who's like man, I want to be the best
senior living person, right right, it's just a job, it's yeah,
probably because you couldn't get another one. Not everybody. Their
passion isn't elder care, right right. I know people I
know in the medical field, I know very few that

(25:58):
are like m. I just want to be the best
eldercare person I can be. I want to take care
of old people. Very few if any say that, no,
this is what you got. Yeah, it's the job you
got because you know what they call the nurse who
finishes last in her class, right or his class nurse?
All right, we got to take a break. All these

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Speaker 12 (26:24):
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to eight two nine four five. We got your college
football now it's the start of the NFL this week. Yeah,
pretty excited. I felt. I don't understand what the late weekend.
If they're just going to focus on college games, why
there weren't more games Sunday right and Monday? We just
had one or two games Sunday night and then one

(27:11):
game last night. Yeah, why why aren't they during the
day as well? I mean, everybody's off typically, yes days,
you might as well stack up on it. I would
think you would get more viewership. One of the reasons,
oh you played on Friday night was they wanted to
make sure they got some exposure, right, some primetime exposure.
There were three other days or two other days they

(27:32):
could have I think played you could have done a
five pm game, right, a six pm game maybe like
like a like a like against a different team. No, no, no, no, no,
just that they moved it for the TV time. Gotcha,
got you, got you. But I think there's plenty of
TV viewership. There were some really great games. Yeah, uh
this weekend. It's fun to see your team blow another
team out of the water. I don't know why, but

(27:53):
it is awesome. You look, you look like you give
your team your fans so much hope. Yeah, when you
it is not a fair comparison of what the season
is going to play out to be, but it's fun
to watch. I was, Yeah, I was very disappointed there
weren't more games Sunday and Monday. Maybe because they knew

(28:14):
that everybody was out and about for them, maybe at
the lake for the holiday l I don't know. Alright, Oklaholma,
yeah yeah, they did that specifically for Wrocklaholma probably probably,
uh yeah, because why would you want to compete with
high school football? All right, not that one is more
like obviously people would want to see, but to have

(28:36):
you make people be like, well, I love my Sooners, Bud, Sorry, Son,
he's got season tickets. You think that didn't happen. Of course,
you know it happened, all right. Let's see what Lindsay
has for balls to the wall sports.

Speaker 7 (29:01):
Jackson.

Speaker 10 (29:01):
Arnold threw four touchdown passes, three to newcomer Dion Burks
and the number sixteen Oklahoma Sooners were outed Temple fifty
one to three on Friday night in the season opener
for both teams. Oklahoma four six turnovers and held Temple
to one hundred and ninety seven yards in its first
game as a member of the Southeastern Conference.

Speaker 7 (29:21):
The Sooners joined the league this summer after a long
run in the Big Twelve.

Speaker 10 (29:25):
Arnold, the sophomore, completed seventeen to twenty five passes for
one hundred and forty one yards in his first career
victory as a starting QB for the Sooners. Oklahoma coach
Brent Bennables noted that four of the eight incomplete passes
were drops. Burkes, was a transfer from Purdue, never caught
more than two touchdown passes in a game for the
boiler Makers. He had three scores at halftime Friday and

(29:46):
finished with six catches for thirty six yards. He joined
Ryan Broyles of two thousand and nine, Mark Bradley of
two thousand and four, and Mark Clayton two thousand and
three and Jack Lockett nineteen fifty as the only Sooners
to catch three time touchdown passes and a half. He
also became the first Oklahoma player to register three touchdown
receptions in a season opener. OU hosts Houston on Saturday

(30:10):
at six forty five pm, and of course you can
hear it on the iHeartRadio app and your sooner station KMOUD.

Speaker 2 (30:18):
The forty nine.

Speaker 10 (30:19):
Ers are placing rookie wide out Ricky Piercell on the
non football injury list after he was shot in the
chest over the weekend during a robbery attempt in San Francisco.
He will now miss at least the first four games
of the season as he recovers from the injury. The
twenty three year old was released from the hospital on Sunday.

(30:40):
Preliminary information indicates the wide receiver was targeted for a
Rolex watch he.

Speaker 7 (30:45):
Was wearing, sources confirmed.

Speaker 10 (30:47):
Shortly before four pm local time Saturday, police responded to
a report of a shooting and found two men suffering
from injuries. San Francisco Police Department set in a statement
he was walking along a street when a seventeen year
old suspect from Tracy, California, approached and tried to rob him,
police said during a briefing outside of San Francisco General Hospital,

(31:10):
police said Pearsaw was not targeted because he is a
football player. It was a random street robbery. The suspect
is in custody. The Niners selected Pearsall with the thirty
first overall pick in April's NFL Draft. They have signed
offensive tackle Brandon Parker to a one year deal to
fill his spot on the roster.

Speaker 2 (31:29):
That part where he was at, he is a fancy area.
All the rolex shops there, all the fancy places are
right there. So he was probably walking to his car
bus what not a bus, right? And that seems like
a target area sure, right makes sense. I mean, if
that's where all the rich people are, crime's going to

(31:50):
happen a lot of people wanting to spend money, right.
And to imply that this never happened or he was targeted,
he was only targeted because he was shopping. Yeah, right,
there's nobody was like that. Guy's a rookie football player,
right with a contract. Yeah.

Speaker 7 (32:07):
Yeah, No, they saw his bling on his wrist and yes,
I want that.

Speaker 2 (32:12):
Yeah. And apparently, according to the police officer that saved
him or responded to him, he was he thought he
was gonna die, which I can only imagine if I'm
shot in the chest, I would say something very similar. Yeah.

Speaker 10 (32:27):
Absolutely, he is lucky he didn't. It didn't get any organs.
It exited out of his back, right.

Speaker 2 (32:33):
Yeah. There was a lot of confusion too, because people
thought he got shot multiple times. Then people were like, no,
you got shot in the arm, and if you see
him walking to the ambulance, he clearly got shot in
the chest.

Speaker 10 (32:45):
And that's your balls are the wall Sports. I'm Lindsay
on ninety seven five CAMO.

Speaker 2 (33:00):
Good Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning shown eight four
six oh. KMOD, Good morning, Lindsay.

Speaker 7 (33:06):
Good morning Corbyn.

Speaker 10 (33:07):
Celebrate one hundred years of the Canes Ballroom with tickets
to see seven Dust. That's happening on Friday, October fourth
at of course, the Canes Ballroom. Sign up now at
kmod dot com.

Speaker 2 (33:19):
Good morning can be Oil, Good morning Corbyn. The drillers
are back in town this week and Thursday is your
Triple Play Thursday, where they're going to be doing a
Driller's football jersey giveaway night at one Oakfield. I am
your tickets at Total drillers dot com. Best and Worst
of the weekend. Long weekend means we do best and
worst on Tuesday. So what's the best thing that happened

(33:40):
to you this weekend and the worst thing that happened
to you this weekend? Nine one, eight four six, Oh
kmod are you can text it bmms and whatever that
is to eight two nine four five. What's the best
and what's the worst?

Speaker 10 (33:51):
Lindsay, Rockklahoma was definitely the best. Saturday Disturbed was amazing,
so we kind of snuck up pretty close. We made
our way through, me and a couple of my girlfriends
and it was just it was awesome. It was loud,
got some good video, and I mean the whole experience.

(34:13):
Of course it was It's always a good time. This
is my third year, but this was the first year
I stayed the latest and had those Island noodles to eat.

Speaker 7 (34:23):
Those were bomb.

Speaker 10 (34:24):
When we talked about it and read up on it,
I felt like my mouth was was salvating just hearing
about them. I even texted you a picture of them,
like they are amazing. They were just delicious, so good.
The chicken tiaki probably some of the best fast food

(34:45):
noodles I've ever had in my life. Lived up to
the hype absolutely one hundred year.

Speaker 2 (34:49):
You're raving more about that than disturbed, and well, fine,
I guess yeah, yeah.

Speaker 10 (34:55):
We love our food, right, I would have to say
the biggest di appointment was yeah. The worst part was
also disturbed because we heard this rumor that Stevie Nicks
was going to be performing possibly with with David Draymond,
and that didn't happen, and so I was kind of

(35:17):
hyping myself up. I even sent a text earlier in
the day to a friend of mine who works at
the airport, and I said, Hey, did you buy any
chance see Stevie Nicks at the airport today? And said, no,
but I did escort David Draymond today. But there was someone.
As I was leaving my shift, someone did come in

(35:38):
and get escorted into a black yukon right away. No
one saw this person, but it was like a rush rush,
so that could have been Stevie Nicks, who knows. And
I was like, yes, all right, so there's still a chance,
but no, it was a letdown.

Speaker 2 (35:54):
Didn't we debunk that? I thought our confidence was pretty low.
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, but that that wouldn't happen
in at all. So let's give the context on why
we felt our I'll take it me felt this way.
We were supposed to do a contest with Disturbed where
we were gonna they and they approached us to do
have a female singer go on stage with David Draymond

(36:18):
and sing their song together, singing their latest song. Right,
We worked on it, we worked out some ideas and
then they were like, nope, a special guest is coming in.
And that's where all that came from. So we thought
we were doing a contest that ended, which totally makes sense, right,

(36:39):
get a professional up there, Yes, totally makes sense for
that to happen. Feels like that would be the place
to do that, and that's where that came from. Yeah,
but the guy that sang with him was all right,
what no, Stevie Nick's goat singer. But right, she did
a good job. I think whatever, Oh she didn't do

(37:01):
good and your musical yeah evaluation, you felt like she
missed the mark.

Speaker 7 (37:09):
Yeah, Well, but I well it was kind of like,
who was that?

Speaker 2 (37:14):
Yeah, I was just all right, GIMPI best and worse
than the weekend, definitely wrong, Wlaholma man. The entire weekend
I stayed out there. I got there Friday afternoon and
stayed out there until yesterday morning. I think I left
it like like ten thirty something like that Monday morning.

(37:35):
I thought about you yesterday morning because it was so
awesome outside yesterday morning. I am telling you, man, it
was good. It would have been a good day to
ride the bike out there, but I was gonna ask
you if you were too tired, like that was the day. Yeah,
I did. Actually I did get on the bike and
did a little bit of riding around town yesterday. And
by a little bit, it was just up to the
street and then down a walk to my house. But

(37:57):
it was good to get on. Everything about Rockklahoma weekend
was kick ass. So to really, you know, say the
best of the weekend was actually I think the best
part of it probably Okay, here you go. It was
my girlfriend's very first Rocklahoma. She ain't never been. She's
been to some music festivals before, but like the one

(38:19):
day ors, you know, she's never been to something like this.
And just to sit back and watch her have fun.
Now I'll let loose And I thought that was and
just enjoy, absorb and live Rockklahoma. I thought that was awesome.
That's probably what I really enjoyed, watching her feeling being it.

Speaker 13 (38:39):
She was in it.

Speaker 2 (38:40):
She was she was, and and she she handled all
three days like a damn champ. You know. There was
you know, go hard one day and then ruin the
next day. Boria. I've had people like that before. Well
I've been like that before, you know. But she handled
all three days like a damn champ. And then of course,
you know yesterday when she at home just dead to

(39:01):
the world. Yeah, time to relax or whatever. She two
things that she did that I thought was hilarious. One
was we saw this woman walking and like having trouble walking.
It was very it was very bizarre visual and even
Lindsay was like, hey, should we take her a chair?
And I was like, no, there's a medical professional with her.

(39:22):
It was like an EMT with her. Your girl beer
in hand, goes around. I don't know what it is
with you and these type of women goes around and
then like next thing I know, another EMT is carrying
this woman and she's sitting in our in our area, right,
And I was like, what's And then her family left

(39:43):
her so they could go enjoy the show. And this
woman's just chilling in our spot. Yeah yeah. And then
the storms were threatening. This is my favorite part, and
we were trying to debate, like, hey, you know, we're
gonna put some stuff away or whatever. No, no one
else except this woman. He targets and goes, you're gonna

(40:04):
have to go cripple like points at her and then
thumbs it like to the exit. You're gonna have to go.
Your time's up. That's I may be throwing some other
phrases in there, but that was pretty much the synopsis.
That's about that's about right. Well for one cord And
she was in my chair, she was in your chair.
I knew that was she was in my chair and

(40:25):
I wanted my chair back. And secondly, we might have
had to shut down. We thought we were going to,
you know, because of the weather or whatever. And and
I watched that woman struggle walking just getting to where
she was at. Yeah, so I figure, if I tell
her to get up now, oh your give her okay.

Speaker 6 (40:42):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (40:42):
I was like, you know, the least you're the thirty
minutes that wait my knees to get you know, ten
feet on the other side. That woman right there, man,
I'll tell you what a couple of things with that
gal right there. That that old woman that I kicked
out of my chair, you know, and put her back
out into the wild generals. So, so where we're at

(41:06):
on Radio Row, you've got the merch booth that's right
next to us, and there's a little fence or whatever.
She sat right there by that fence till the very
end of the show. Yeah, Like, I'm walking back after disturbed,
right and and and she's still there. She's getting their
stuff together, And she was stayed right there on that

(41:27):
corner by herself the entire afternoon and night. And I'm like,
where the hell is your family? I know they're here,
I've seen them with you. Where the hell are they at?
And why are they just dumping your old ass off
right here? Come on, take care of your old folks.
Apparently she had multiple scross and it had flared up, right,

(41:50):
and she said, it's the worst it's ever been. And
all I can think about is how much did you
pay for your tickets? Knowing that maybe I don't know
any thing about hims, so maybe you've felt good all
week and that feels it was a long walk from
the parking lot, definitely telling you walking like that. She

(42:11):
looked a nagen. I was late too, for sure. So
far as the worst part of the weekend, I have
to say, we were sitting down interviewing a day to remember. Right,
He's got my headphones with the microphone, so I'm I'm
just they're chilling, okay. And the Roklahoma bitches their group

(42:33):
right support Rockaholma. It's one of those Rockaholma things. They
call themselves Rockahoma Bitches. Kendra and Chrissy and I love
them to death. I think they're awesome. Yea, they are awesome,
awesome people. They have the rubber bracelets you know I'm
talking about, Yeah, like Lance Armstrong used to give. You
see them all over the place. Well, Kendra, love you
to death, dear. She sees me back there and I waved,

(42:55):
how you do you know? And and that's it. And
she takes one and she sit at me rubber band style,
right because she wants me to have a bracelet. And
I'm totally down to have the bracelet. I'll wear the bracelet.
I respect the bracelet. But she shot that son of
a bitch and while we're live on air, hits me
right in the yeah, right in the eye.

Speaker 14 (43:16):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (43:16):
It was a distraction to me too. I grabbed my
eye and I was like, oh, we're on air. I
can't say what I want to say right now. Even
though I don't have a microphone, it would still get
picked up. And I was just like, ow, damn it.
And of course she came out and she apologized. You know,
she didn't mean to hurt me, and I know she
didn't mean. But all in all, that's the worst part
of the weekend, getting hitting the eye with a rubber band.

Speaker 7 (43:38):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (43:39):
Like, I don't know why we got to say this,
but like, when we're on the air, don't shoot things
at us. It's fair. That's fair. Also, don't put toasters
that are plugged in the bathtub. I feel like saying
these things we shouldn't have to. But you know, I agree.
I saw that happen and I was like, I could
tell you were like trying to play it cool. That's right, Yeah,

(44:00):
but it did not look like you were comfortable. No,
I wasn't, man, that's some bitch hurt. It hurt shot
me right in the eyeball, man, not the sight of
the face. No, it was right. Yeah, you did see
center right in the eye. And I was like, oh God,
if I lose my eyesight because of this, well one,
that's a great story. But still still I don't hate
for that to happen for you for real.

Speaker 13 (44:22):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (44:22):
The other thing, by the way, your girlfriend. The other
great thing that I enjoyed besides watching her help this
lady and all that, was watching her eat barbecue. That
girl was in a euphoric state. She sure was. I've
never seen somebody so happy eating food, and I've seen
people pretty happy eating food. Yoh, I love that. Because
we got there Friday, right and we start drinking. We

(44:44):
get rained out because the storm should come through and
it's flooding Rocklaholma. So we're we're sitting in the camper,
we're drinking, we're having a good time. The rain lightens
up a little bit and she's like, I know there's
brisket around here somewhere. She had a hanker in for
some dangle brisket and she was on a mission to
get some. So I was like, I'm sure somebody around

(45:05):
here smoking a brisket. You know, she starts going to campsites.
She went to campsites looking for him, around around us,
looking for some brisket. I was like, I lost her
for a second, and then I found her. She's playing
beer pong with these people and kicking ass at it.
By the way too, I was like, this is awesome.

Speaker 7 (45:25):
Did they have brisket?

Speaker 2 (45:27):
They didn't have brisket, But she finally got her brisket
the next day when when Corbin seeing her mounting down
on the park, just like it was like running down
her face like she was like, I don't care. And
I don't think she was drunk. No, she didn't appear
to be, but she was just like you know how
when someone's really in their food comatos and the's just
like I don't care all those ribs. And she did

(45:47):
get her brisket sandwich, So mission accomplished that. Yes, somebody
texts this and want to know that it was the
best that she didn't cheat on you, Yeah, I guess.

Speaker 12 (45:56):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (45:58):
Did you have any PTSD Like if you saw a bus,
were like stay close. I saw several buss and I
told her I was like off limits. If you're gonna
come around here. I'm gonna be there with you. But
unless yeah, I'm not gonna lie again. No, No, I'm
gonna be the one. Oh got it right? But I
was like, you know, there there was a little bit,
I'm like, I hope I don't have and no, she

(46:21):
doesn't know. Her character does not feel like that. Uh,
best and worst of the weekend bmms and whatever that
is to a two nine for five, this says there
was a lady at Oklahoma that got thrown in the
ditch and people took her fake leg. Holy crap, what
do you mean in the she got thrown in the ditch,
It's like any random ditch and why steal her leg?

(46:42):
And everybody's like yeah, like like they just claimed victory,
right some Lord of the Fly stuff. Yeah wow.

Speaker 14 (46:54):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (46:54):
Best uh, best and worst of the weekend. Best part
of the weekend Oklahoma interviewing the band seem was it
was it was the like weather wise at least temperature,
the best one that I've been a part of. Yeah,
I agree. Besides the rain on Friday, it was pretty
cool I thought for weather. Besides Friday, Saturday and Sunday

(47:18):
seemed to be perfect of course it was yes or yes.
Sunday was totally awesome. It didn't get screaming hot ninety
eight degrees outside. Yeah. Worst part of the weekend would
be on Saturday. Sunday. We had some friends come over
and we made pizza and drink bottles of wine and stuff.
And I had the worst hangover I think I've had

(47:40):
in so long Yesterday. I was sweating. I thought I
thought I was going to vomit multiple to it sucks.
How many bottles of wine did you guys put down?

Speaker 11 (47:55):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (47:55):
Wow, no wonder yet? And beer over? Oh, and beer
because we went to the pool earlier. That's awesome. Yeah,
that is awesome.

Speaker 6 (48:06):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (48:09):
Not my best performance, but also my best performance. That's
a great way to spend the afternoon on a holiday weekend.
Text came in. Best the weekend was Slipknot's performance at
Rock Oklahoma. Incredible to hear the first album almost in full,
so great. Second best was Lamb of God playing Ashes
of the Wake and a couple extra songs. Third best
A Day to Remember Blew Me Away. Never seen them
live before, but they were amazing. Worst was the rain

(48:31):
that canceled some of the bands. Friday waited over two
hours to get back in miss tailstorm and half of Evanescence,
but caught a seven X and they killed it. Great
seeing you guys this week and two Glad you guys
had an awesome time. Best Rockklahoma made some people mad
throwing elbows getting to the front of the ga for slipnot.
Worst pitt was lame. It was killed me not being

(48:54):
able to go feral, throw some lawn chairs and start
a pit.

Speaker 7 (48:59):
Wow.

Speaker 2 (49:00):
Best of the weekend being at Rocklahoma and getting to
see so many bands performed live for the first time.
Worst of the weekend was nodding off during I've been
sevenfolding a little during slip Knot that seems to happen
a lot. Best Roklahoma. Worst, not much voice remaining. Best
did absolutely nothing but eat and lounge on the couch.

(49:22):
Worst was my blood sugar was four hundred because I
was I did nothing, buddy, eat, get it, went and
seen Dad's grave. Worst best six months sober. Good for you.
Thus the weekend would be getting new wheels and tires
for the daily. Worst is saying goodbye to my family

(49:43):
for the work week. Those all feel like valid reasons.
All right, we got to take a break, we're giving
away two pairs of tickets. Pair of tickets see Reverend
Horton Heat, a pair of tickets see Cheap Trick, both
those at the hard Rock Hotel and Casino, and anybody
who wins this week gets put in the running to
win free night's stay at the hard Rock and dinner
for two at Carvers on nineteenth for both nights. You

(50:04):
gotta win, though, to get qualified for that, We'll do
that when we return.

Speaker 12 (50:07):
If you're listening to the Big Man Morning Show, this
he is Tulsa's Morning shown.

Speaker 2 (50:13):
K, Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine
one eight four six oh kmod can also text BMMS
and then what you want to say to eight j
nine four five. Let's play a game tickets to two

(50:39):
separate concerts, Reverend Horton Heat on November sixth and then
Cheap Trick December twenty ninth at the hard Rock Hotel Casino.
You're gonna win tickets to both those, and then you'll
be in the running to get free night's day and
dinner for two at Carvers on nineteenth, all at the
hard Rock Casino. Hit hard Rock Casino Tulsa dot Com
for anything on those shows, or the dinner or any
of those. Cool play, but you got to get qualified

(51:01):
to be in the running for the dinner and hotel stay.
And let's go ahead play again. Sing Sing is the game.
The record is well, I am leading with eleven, Lindsay
has eight and you have seven. Last week's winter nobody
all right, so all of us are eligible to play
at nine to eight four six, Oh k M O
D Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name, Daniel? Daniel?

(51:25):
How are you today? Pretty good?

Speaker 7 (51:27):
Corbanovitch?

Speaker 2 (51:28):
Good buddy? Who do you want to give? Clues? Everybody's
available Lindsay, Gimpy or Corbyn. Let's go with gimpster Daniel.
Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timers starts after the
first clue. Are you ready? Yes, here we go. Oh, okay,
this is the one. The band was Serge TRD Tanking
or whatever the hell his name is. Why yes they no,

(51:55):
it's the other popular song named after a Chinese dish.
Oh tough, there you go. Uh, this is Jonathan Davis's band.
And let's see here. When you are born, you are
given what life?

Speaker 14 (52:14):
There you go?

Speaker 2 (52:15):
What's the corn song with life in the title? Not
have but oh crap, what's another word for him?

Speaker 14 (52:27):
Like I have this?

Speaker 2 (52:29):
There you go, So that's the first.

Speaker 14 (52:31):
Okay, now there's a word in the middle, not a life,
but there there you go.

Speaker 2 (52:43):
All right? Hey happy? Uh no, this is the time time, time,
time time. My favorite part of that corn song is
when he goes, got a lie, got a lie, Hang
on line buddy two might be good enough for the wind.
We'll find out. Good morning, you're on the air. What

(53:03):
is your name, John, John? How are you today? Good dude?
You want to give clues? Lindsay or Corbyn? Let's go
with Lindsay. Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts
after the first clue. Are you ready? Yes, here we go?

Speaker 7 (53:20):
All right. This song is from the film Grease, and
it is a duet sung by an actor, very popular
actor and actress who passed away. The opposite of winter, summer,
not day, opposite of days. Say it again, the first

(53:44):
one summer night. Yes, huh.

Speaker 10 (53:50):
People try to put us down talking about my generation.

Speaker 7 (53:56):
You got it? Okay? Uh this is one hit wonder
and I get knocked down, but I get him. Uh huh. Yeah.
What's the name of the A bath? A bath?

Speaker 10 (54:11):
Don't put a toaster in a bath hub Uh huh, yes, yes, yes, yes,
this is the number after second first second? Uh huh
and you see it your eye?

Speaker 2 (54:30):
Oh yeah?

Speaker 6 (54:34):
Time.

Speaker 2 (54:36):
Congratulations there John, You're going to go see two shows.
You got Reverend Horton Heat on November six, the Chief
Trick on December twenty ninth, and you're in the running
to win dinner and hotel for both of those nights
at the hard Rock Hotel Casino and Carvers on nineteen.
How's that sound sound good to me? Wait a go
hang on the line, don't go anywhere? Uh yeah, gimp?

(55:00):
What do you got on this one? Okay? I think
this is an easy clue. You can say Stephen Jenkins,
lead singer of this band. But I think you can
get away with this. Correct me if I'm wrong. Doot
doot doot do do do do do doot doot doot
do do do do do?

Speaker 14 (55:18):
I mean?

Speaker 2 (55:19):
And it's the lyrics in the song. If it's the
lyrics in the song, and I guess you could get
away with it, that's probably it. Yeah, yeah, uh yeah.
A truck like a big like eighteen wheeler is known
as a what or if you're only half hard you
say I have a raging what you know hard on
hard online semi?

Speaker 7 (55:41):
Is that the one I wish you would step up?

Speaker 2 (55:43):
That's Jumper, Yeah, that's what I thought. Yeah, this is
the one we're talking about doing methampetamings and lifts you
up and puts you back down and get it at
the death. Yeah. That's a tough one. But if we
go with do do dude, Yeah, then let's do do
that for real. Yeah.

Speaker 7 (55:58):
And then this one is.

Speaker 10 (56:01):
He is an actor who's damn near dead in age
and turn director get off my lawn.

Speaker 2 (56:10):
Yeah, this is a animated band. Their only famous song. Yeah.
I started going what I thought was the chorus, and
I was like, I don't want to mess that one up.
So and then run out of time feel good. That's
the first part of the song, right, all right. The
record now cakes mainly with eleven moves, lindsay to nine

(56:31):
keeps you with seven NS.

Speaker 12 (56:32):
Tulsa's Morning Show is coming right back, The Big Mad
Morning Show, Tulsa's Rock Station ninety.

Speaker 2 (56:50):
Good Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning Show nine one,
eight four six oh kmod can also text bmms and
then what you want to say to eight two nine
four five. Let's go ahead and see what Gimpi has
in his flour by four Well. Golvina says here that
possession of hard drugs is a crime again an Oregon.

(57:10):
Possession of hard drugs is once again a crime in Oregon,
as the States Decriminalization Experience experiment officially ended on Sunday.
Portland police say people caught with hard drugs and multinoma
accounting will be handcuffed while the officers check for any
outstanding warrants. If none are found, the person may be

(57:33):
offered deflection, which is the option of treatment over jail time.
Says here that a blood test can determine heart disease risk.
Researchers say that there are markers and routine blood tests
that can predict the risk of heart disease thirty years out.
A certain type of fat and an indicator of inflammation

(57:55):
can predict the risk of heart attack, stroke and heart disease.
The study found women with the highest levels were one
and a half times more likely to have a stroke
and three times more likely to develop heart disease over
the next three decades. The study was published in the
New England Journal of Medicine. Wow, Yeah, that's that's groundbreaking,
pretty impressive. I always think about when they do these

(58:18):
type of things and they announce it and then remember
the than is it Thanos the Blood the Blood lady,
and we were like, we found out it wasn't maybe
she was onto something aha, and then they just shut
her down. Well, no, she was scamming people. But maybe
so though it was.

Speaker 7 (58:34):
A nice idea.

Speaker 2 (58:35):
Everything's got to start somewhere. Maybe somebody will pick it
up and improve that idea. Who knows. The AT and
T strike continues. The Communication Workers of America is walking
away from the table and negotiations with the AT and T.
The union released a statement yesterday evening saying it's no
longer interested in mediation with the communications company. The union

(58:57):
believes mediation was the delay tactic and ask AT and
T to get serious so employees can get back to work.
Over seventeen thousand employees are on strike in the South,
including Kentucky, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Tennessee. I was just looking. People can't get their
appointment schedule to get their internet hooked up, damn, because

(59:20):
they say, hell no, we're not working. Yeah, and lastly
here the new Oklahoma Vehicle Registration Law is now in effect.
The Mason treat Act took effect on Sunday. The new
legislation aims to improve road safety and compliance with limiting
the amount of time temporary tags are on cars. A

(59:42):
paper tag is only valid for ten days after the
data purchase instead of the old two month rule. Failure
to properly preregistery tag to a new vehicle can result
in fines or penalties.

Speaker 10 (01:00:06):
The Chiefs will be without one of their offensive playmakers
for at least the first four games of the season.
Kansas City has placed running back Clyde Edwards a layer
on the non football illness list and he will not
be eligible to return until at least Week five. The
twenty five year old has detailed his battles with PTSD
in the past and was not on the practice field

(01:00:27):
Sunday when the team began preparing for their Week one matchup.
The Chiefs have Isaiah Pacheco, some mej Pirene and Rocky
Amaje pe Rind and Ricky Carson Steele filling out the
running back depth charts.

Speaker 2 (01:00:43):
So PTS what happened? What happened was when he was
in when he went to LSU, he was part of
an incident where a kid got shot in the face,
and it's unclear if he was the shoot or he
was there when it happened. They were trying to sell

(01:01:05):
something on Facebook marketplace, they met up with this individual.
That individual tried to rob them and that's when somebody
got shot in the face. So it's unclear if he
did the shooting or he just witnessed it. And apparently
this is still weighing on him to this day. I
was going to ask how long ago was that it
was in college? So twenty eighteen if I remember correctly. Okay,

(01:01:28):
still he testy. I mean those things can sit and
collect interest man. So yeah, I think they'll be fine.
There was a little bit of question about his abilities
already this year, Checko has clearly taken the lead. They
got generic Prince there, SAMAJ. So I think they'll be fine, Samaj,

(01:01:48):
not some AJ or some AJJ. I'm probably saying it wrong.

Speaker 10 (01:01:53):
The looming starts of the NFL season isn't going to
solve a concerning situation In Cincinnati. Star receiver Jamar Chase
misspractice Monday as he continues to hold out for his
new contract. Head coach Zach Taylor said the pass catcher
is day to day and wouldn't commit to his availability
for the Bengals Week one matchup against the Patriots at

(01:02:16):
Peycom Stadium on Sunday.

Speaker 7 (01:02:18):
Taylor initially spoke.

Speaker 10 (01:02:19):
Too soon about Chase's return to practice, as the situation
remains fluid since his preparation for the Pats officially begins today.

Speaker 2 (01:02:28):
Yeah, I think they'll get that figured out. On September sixteenth,
the day after the Chase DA.

Speaker 10 (01:02:35):
A new era of leadership is taking over in Pittsburgh.
The Steelers named Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson as a
team captain. Teammates said he's a strong leader and has
seen a lot, which made the captain c choice easy.
The thirty five year old joined the team back in March,
just before free agency kicked off, and was a captain
in his two years with the Broncos. Pittsburgh traditionally names

(01:02:58):
its starting quarterback a team captain, dating back to when
Ben Roethlisberger held the title back in two thousand and eight.

Speaker 2 (01:03:06):
Yeah, it makes sense for him to be You want
the quarterback to be a captain. Yeah, If He'd have
to be messing up pretty bad to not be the lead,
the one of the captains.

Speaker 7 (01:03:15):
I thought that was usual for all teams.

Speaker 2 (01:03:18):
It's not automatic. No no, no, no no. You have
to earn your captain spot.

Speaker 10 (01:03:24):
One of the Ravens top defensive players is going by
a new first name. Justin Metabik is now going by
his Nigerian given name, Namdi. Namdi is the name his
parents called him during his childhood, and he is coming
off a career year. In twenty twenty three, the defensive
tackle had thirteen sacks and was named to his first

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Pro Bowl.

Speaker 2 (01:03:47):
I'm perplexed on why he changed his name.

Speaker 7 (01:03:52):
I don't know, It's just what his parents called him.

Speaker 2 (01:03:54):
Sure, yeah, be called.

Speaker 7 (01:03:56):
He wants to go whatever you want, do you boo.

Speaker 10 (01:04:01):
The Reds are shuffling their big league roster. The team
designated Dominic Smith for assignment on Monday. The first baseman
was signed two weeks ago after being released from the
Red Sox and went five for twenty six and nine
games with Cincy. The twenty nine year old is hitting
point two three three with six homers and twenty three
RBI and ninety three games this year. Cincinnati recalled Blake

(01:04:26):
Dunn from TRIPAA Louisville in a following move. The outfielder
made his major League debut back in June and went
one for eighteen in twelve games. And the City of
Oakland has sold half of the Coliseum to the African
American Sports and Entertainment Group. The sale will provide Oakland
with one hundred and five million dollars, which will help

(01:04:47):
the city deal with its one hundred and seventy seven
million budget deficit and potentially prevent cuts to important city
services like the police. The coliseum, which is a one
hundred and twelve of acre stadium property, has been the
subject of various plans. The A's bought the other half
in twenty nineteen, but there's been some disagreement about the

(01:05:09):
sale and community groups are challenging it in court.

Speaker 2 (01:05:14):
I thought the A's were moving to Vegas. Yeah thought,
I swear I've seen stadium designs. I thought that was
a done deal. I'm not sure why they would buy
part of a stadium if they're moving in a few years,
five years, six years, whatever it takes to build a stadium.

Speaker 10 (01:05:27):
Since yeah, well they sold it and they bought it.
The other half of it back in twenty nineteen, right,
I thought, yeah, yeah, I don't know. The two remaining
Pack twelve schools, Oregon State and Washington State, could be
playing an independent football schedule in twenty twenty five. According

(01:05:47):
to ESPN, the PAC twelve in Mountain West did not
reach a deal before Sunday's deadline to extend their football
scheduling agreement past the season. The two conferences could still
come together to get a deal done, but ESPN reports
they are far apart. The twelve Mountain West football teams
are playing seven conference games this season, with a game
against either Oregon State or Washington State as well. The

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Beavers and Cougars will play in the West Coast Conference
for the next two years and the majority of their
non football sports.

Speaker 2 (01:06:18):
This says that the A's they approve the move in
the twenty twenty three and that they applied to relocate
to Vegas after their lease with the Colisseum expires at
the end of the twenty twenty four season, and then
it says that they're scheduled to open a new stadium
in twenty twenty eight.

Speaker 7 (01:06:34):
Okay, and that's your ball, So the Wall Sports.

Speaker 8 (01:06:37):
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(01:07:28):
the air and then give our advice on what you
should do or what that person should do if they
were us, and you can send your help needed to
show at kmod dot com. This email says, I have
a relationship with a man more of a friends with
benefits scenario. I'm a single mom, so we really only
see each other once or twice a month. It's really

(01:07:48):
hard to date being a single mom, so this works
for me. Occasionally he helps me pay my bills or
buy me groceries. It occurred to me that it might
be It occurred to me that I might be only
having sex with him so he gives me money, And
he might be only giving me money so we keep
having sex. I need the money. But should I stop

(01:08:11):
having sex with him because it feels like prostitution? Wow?
I mean, I am trying to think in the history
of meet him, if I have ever transactionally given money
to a woman after having sex or because we were

(01:08:34):
having sex. I'm not talking about buying dinner or anything
like that, actual physical care handing cash over, Okay, not
like buying groceries or what this guy's doing, cause that
I mean, even buying groceries feels a little transactional. It is,
it seems like it, And I can't think of anytime

(01:08:56):
I have given money. I've been a part of the process.
So like I'm I'm also buying groceries or I'm buying dinner,
but not have you gimp? No, No, I have never
bought anything groceries, gas cigarettes, anything like that, or given

(01:09:17):
cash out just for having sex. No, just to hand
over to the person you're having sex. Yeah. Yeah, I
have a tendency to want to keep the money that
I make. You know, in certain scenarios it depends on
what song you want played. Yeah right, you have to
boundaries across. You have some boundaries. But yeah, I mean

(01:09:38):
like if I'm dating somebody, I pay for dinner. I
got a problem with that. But you know, and then
we'll fornicate afterwards, like well afterwards, you know, not like
all right, you've had your pizza. Hut, now let's go
have sex. It's never been like it, it could. I
could see how one might feel like it's a retainer situation.

(01:09:59):
Yeah right, putting their person they're having sex with unretainer,
just like I'll I know this is gonna come back
to me later. You're gonna owe me, this says get
that bag girl. Another one. That's why she's a single mom.
Why because she has sex and gets money? Right? Uh yeah, okay,

(01:10:28):
she gets paid, she's having the sex whatever. And they're like, well,
wait a minute, wait a minute, you're only having sex
with for me with the money for the money. I'm
out of here. That doesn't make much sense. Well, and
I think is she asking for money. That's a good question.
Is she saying, hey, can you give me some money?
Because that's a whole other thing, right, or if is

(01:10:50):
she going, hey, will you buy my groceries? Is if
he shows up and he's hey, let's go to the gross.
Maybe he sees you don't have a lot of stuff
and he's like, hey, before I over, I'm gonna set
with the gir store. Do you need anything? The context
of how it's procured, I think is important. Right. Maybe
she's complaining about you know, it's like that old stripper syndrome,

(01:11:12):
can't pay my electric bill? Right, you know, it's like, well,
I can help you out. And so he's being a
nice guy trying to help out, and she's like, what
can I do? I can't pay him back? So what
do I guess? I'm just going to have sex with him.
That's a good that's a good repayment. Okay, So this
is kind of a sidebar, maybe a hot take. I

(01:11:35):
don't believe people when they say they can't pay for stuff.
I just don't believe them. Because you find a way
to buy cigarettes, you find a way to buy alcohol,
you find a way to buy that new iPhone, you
find a way to go to the concert. So I
don't want to hear you can't. You just use that
as a convenient excuse, like, hey, my kids are sick. Right.
I see plenty of people say they don't got money.

(01:11:56):
I sure it. Continue to smoke. Somehow they figure it,
They figure you figure it out. It's like when people
buy a house, they're like, I don't know, and gimpe
and I've talked about this before. You're like, I don't
know how I can afford a house, and then you do.
And when you need stuff like a new light bulb
or whatever, you just figure it out. Right, Yeah, it
just works out. Uh, state intention and keep it mutual.

(01:12:17):
That's what someone's advice is. Another one these comments are gross.
By the way, is your electric covered? What that mouth do?
Reasonable answer? I guess the real question is is your
self respect worth? Nuclear? Answer? Well, you're a whore, but
at least you're not a cheating whore. New definition, a

(01:12:41):
new definition to the term charity sex if it's mutual.
Keep banging really unusual way to announce you have sugar daddy.
I guess I heard them and say that if you
have a giina between your legs you should never be broke.
What do you think, lindsay, I don't I know the woman.

Speaker 7 (01:13:03):
That's true.

Speaker 10 (01:13:04):
If you have a vagina between your legs, you should
never be broke. Nah, I mean, what do you think
he means if she is if she is dating him?

Speaker 2 (01:13:17):
That's it? Didn't say dating, right, it didn't. Maybe this
gentleman just gentleman okay?

Speaker 7 (01:13:24):
Or this man whatever has the money and and and
does like the situation that's going on and feels, you
know what, I Am going to just take care of
her because I have it.

Speaker 2 (01:13:37):
What do you think he means when he says the
text that I heard a woman say that if you
have a vagina between your legs, you should never be broke.

Speaker 7 (01:13:44):
What do you think he means use your vagina for money?

Speaker 6 (01:13:47):
Now?

Speaker 2 (01:13:48):
Why not?

Speaker 7 (01:13:50):
Because you shouldn't have to. That's not what the vagina.

Speaker 14 (01:13:54):
Is there for.

Speaker 2 (01:14:00):
What's it there for? Well? Right, I'm serious.

Speaker 10 (01:14:05):
It doesn't mean that we need to be taken care
of financially. That's plain and simple.

Speaker 7 (01:14:13):
We don't.

Speaker 2 (01:14:15):
Some might like it, but you take offense to that text,
the idea of that text.

Speaker 10 (01:14:21):
Yeah, because we're not put on earth just to get
money for sex, like that's we're not your property. That's
not what we're looking for.

Speaker 2 (01:14:31):
Okay. Uh, if it's going to be a transaction, why
not increase your rates. I help my girlfriend with bills,
not just because of the sex. I just know she
needs the help and I kind of care about her.
Cigarettes are cheaper than bills. After bills, I can't afford much,
but I don't smoke another one. She's a whore, but

(01:14:52):
I love her. I love her. Jerry Good reference. It
feels like prostitution because it is prostitution. Oh, I don't
know if it is prostitution. I think that it is
because it's not. At least she doesn't say in the email, Hey,
we're having sex and you're paying.

Speaker 8 (01:15:09):
Me for it.

Speaker 14 (01:15:10):
Right.

Speaker 2 (01:15:10):
I will have sex with you if you give buy
my groceries. Right then, now we're into prostitution.

Speaker 7 (01:15:14):
Yes, you leaving money on the night stand when they're finished?

Speaker 2 (01:15:17):
Or is he just buying groceries and throwing her some
cash because she needs to help paying the bills. Doesn't
even really say that he's throwing her cash. It's just
paying bills and getting groceries. Right. What's bill? What are
we talking about? A bill? Like your electric bill? In July, right, yeah, right,
Oh are we talking about your internet bill? Right? Exactly

(01:15:38):
all of them?

Speaker 7 (01:15:39):
And is she asking for it or is he offering it?

Speaker 2 (01:15:43):
Him saying this person texted and said that he helps
his girlfriend with bills, not just because of the sex.
I just know she needs the help and I kind
of care about her. That's an interesting text to me,
because are you just doing it on your own? You're
choosing to do it. You're just like, hey, let me
pay your ex bill for you. That's what it sounds
like to me. Huh, just being trying to be a

(01:16:05):
nice guy, you know it. I don't know this person.
I don't know their intentions. It doesn't feel like being
a nice guy. I think that is the coverage. Okay,
but being a nice guy is here's money, do withever
you would like with it, right, But it's also not like, well,

(01:16:26):
you're on your own, you know. He refers to this
person as his girlfriend, his girlfriend. I am my girlfriend,
not like this dame that I know. You see what
I'm saying. So I think that makes a huge difference, right, Well,
because there's a committed relationship there, you know, with this
particular person. So with this person he's a committed relationship

(01:16:48):
with this girl and she needs some help with you know,
whatever bill it is. Here, you go. You are my girlfriend,
you are my person. I'm going to help you out.
I don't want to see you suffer but struggle. But
then there's there's a very thin line that gets crossed
when you're not married and you pay for someone's bills.

(01:17:10):
That person might feel like I have to keep in
the state. I'll tolerate their bs right because they pay
my bill. That very well could be and and some
I'm not saying this dude's doing it. Some men do
that to control right, I'm paying your bills, so you'll
do whatever I want you. I'll do whatever I want.

(01:17:31):
You're now reliant on me. Yeah, maybe the case prostitution
is only illegal because it's hard to tax get your bag. Yeah,
you shouldn't have to sleep with someone for money anymore.
That's what OnlyFans is for. Bought my girlfriend a car

(01:17:52):
so her and my step son have reliable transportation. I
didn't have to, but I wanted to because I love
and care about her. A couple things there. How long
have you been dating? How long have you been a relationship? Well,
how long would it matter, did you for you? For you?
How long do you think it needs to be? I
would never do this. I would never buy a car

(01:18:15):
for somebody i'm dating. Right, Well, let's say you guys
have been together three years. You've been dating three years.

Speaker 8 (01:18:25):
Huh.

Speaker 2 (01:18:26):
You're not moved in together or anything like that, but
you're in a far committed relationship that's been your person
for the past three years. If they asked me and said, hey,
will you help me figure out how to buy a car,
that's different. But I'm not just buying a car for you,
And I understand what you throw the steps on in there,
and it tries to add a little more sympathy, like

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you're a good guy, and maybe you are, but again,
it's a relationship. They go south fast. Yeah, there's no
real commitment there, And to buy a car or to
pay for something implies some sort of oh I owe yeah,
just like in a marriage. Though it could go south
quick and y'all's buying every things for each other then
putting cars in each other's name. Yeah, but there's some

(01:19:09):
legality involved, right. It isn't as simple if it is
the car in my name, Like did he buy the
car and isn't it his name right? Because now he
can call the cops and it's his right in a marriage,
it's a little different. Yeah, so it's not exactly the same.

Speaker 7 (01:19:27):
Coder and I put a car in our name together
before we were married, when we were just dating. I mean,
it worked out for.

Speaker 2 (01:19:32):
Us, obviously. I'm not saying you're a bad person if
it happens, right, but it is not a normal And
if yours plans to get married, like we've been together
a while, this is we're living together, Like there's some
things happening if they work at a car dealership. But
to buy a car straight out for someone is a
weird flex. I think in three years is not very

(01:19:56):
long in a relationship world. And you don't live together,
Oh is that bad? Uh? If it were the other
way around, I would just assume I can slay. Charity
said in the email that she's only doing it for money,
no feelings. I don't remember seeing that, but maybe listener email,

(01:20:16):
I have a relationship with a man more of a
friends with benefits. I'm a single mom, so we really
only see each other once or twice a month. It's
really hard to date being a single mom. Occasionally he
helps me pay my bills or buy groceries. It occurred
to me that I might be only having sex with
him so he gives me money, and he might only

(01:20:36):
be giving me money so we keep having sex. I
need the money. Do I stop having sex with him? Lindsey,
I mean, if.

Speaker 10 (01:20:45):
You stop having sex with him, he's gonna stop giving
you money, plain and simple. So what's more important to you?
I mean it sounds like you are pretty much using
him for the money at this point, So yeah, you
are taking money for sex?

Speaker 2 (01:21:04):
Wow?

Speaker 7 (01:21:07):
Really it occurred to her, She says, I feel like
I'm sleeping with him for the money. You like the payday.
So if if you're not into him, then yeah, let
him go, plain and simple yippie.

Speaker 2 (01:21:23):
Uh yeah. I guess she could call herself a filthy
street walking horror now because Lindsay made up a good point.
She did say that she feels like she's only doing
it for the money. She didn't straight out say that
she is like, this is my intention, But I think
she's came to that realization that kind of feels like

(01:21:44):
I am you know, So I here's what you do.
You stop having sex with him? See if he stops
paying your bills and if he does, then there's your answer.
And if he doesn't, then there you go. Yeah, I
think just stop asking from say hey, no more money,
don't buy my groceries anymore, and then that solves it.

(01:22:09):
And if you're like I don't like having sex with
them anymore, there you go. Funny how those things work out.
You have a choice to stop taking the money. You
have a choice to stop letting him buy groceries. But
it's so nice when you don't have to. Yeah, No,
making choices is hard. But if you if that type

(01:22:30):
of relationship friends with that sounds like you have a relationship,
to be honest, doesn't sound like friends with benefits. The
man's buying you stuff, that's a friends with benefits scenario.
They're not a friends with benefits in it. Friends with
benefits is you're just friends. You hook up period. It's
just someone you know you hook up with. But if
he's buying there's some sense of care there. I would

(01:22:54):
think maybe he's doing it and hopes that it'll lead
to something more long term, because right now they're only
seeing each other like twice a month. Why couldn't handle
lamp right? It might work for him. Maybe he's in
another relationship. Maybe so true, but maybe you're starting to

(01:23:14):
decide whether it's a real relationship or not. And that's
where you're like, well, this ain't friends and benefits. Yeah,
I'd like to know collectively too. How much money?

Speaker 12 (01:23:24):
Right?

Speaker 11 (01:23:25):
Right?

Speaker 2 (01:23:25):
How long has this been going on? Yeah? Yeah? Is
it like a standard thing like fifteenth to the month
you get your money right to pay your bill? All right,
we got to take a break. You can always email
a show at KMOT dot com. Tulsa's Morning show.

Speaker 12 (01:23:40):
Continues next X the Big Bad Morning Show on Tulsa's
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Speaker 2 (01:23:59):
Good Morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine one,
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This one says, I've been working at an office since August.
It's a temp job and I'm scheduled to leave at

(01:24:19):
the end of September. They've asked me to give money
for a baby shower of an employee who have never met.
As a temporary employee, should I be asked to give money?
You ever been a temp.

Speaker 7 (01:24:30):
Employee, lindsay job substitute teaching?

Speaker 2 (01:24:32):
Yes, well, like from a temp firm. No, gimbi, have
you ever been a temp employee?

Speaker 6 (01:24:37):
No?

Speaker 2 (01:24:38):
Not at all. I mean no, because I have gone
to like these places like a work today, get paid
today sort of thing. I guess that's kind of a
temp employee, but not like a staffing agency and says, hey,
we're going to put you in this office and you're
only going to work there for three months. Nothing quite
like that. Yeah, I've done it a couple of times.

(01:24:59):
It's fine. I didn't have a negative experience with it.
I don't remember them ever asking for money, though. I
gotta be honest, that only feels like something since I've
worked here. Of the other places I've ever worked, there
was never like a handout for putting money together for
a baby shower or someone's birthday or like that for you.

Speaker 10 (01:25:23):
Close to other people that you worked with, to be
in that type of situation, what do you mean, Oh,
like where there may have been a we're taking money
for a party or for a birthday.

Speaker 2 (01:25:36):
Or I mean, I guess maybe I wasn't. I don't know,
I don't know how close I would have to be.
Was was I friends with people I've worked with, of course,
But I don't remember going around and like asking handouts
for money to do to do, like, Hey, I got
this great idea, but we need everyone to fund it.
That's only been since i've worked here. Now, granted i've

(01:25:59):
worked here, man, you're two decades, so yeah, right, it's
a good majority of the time I've been employed. But
other radio stations I've worked at, and again I don't
remember the tenth places that I've worked at that being
a thing where they're like, hey, everybody put in money.

Speaker 10 (01:26:16):
I feel like everywhere I've worked they've asked for money
to put together a gift for someone having a baby,
or maybe a retirement party, or or putting together a
gift basket or.

Speaker 2 (01:26:28):
Something, even a retirement party. I'm like, that should be
on the company. Why should I have to give money
for someone's retirement party? I agree it should be on
a company. And does the company really even have to
do that. I think when someone does fifty years of
service or whatever, yeah, then I don't know if they

(01:26:51):
have to write it's the nice thing to do, yeah,
for sure, But they don't have to. They don't have
to give you crap for retirement except for here's your
last paycheck. You have a nice Yeah, I'm good with
doing nice things for people. But when you do it
like in a retirement scenario, the company's gonna get credit. Hey,
they threw a retirement party for me at my job. Bitch, No,
it was us, right, it was your friends. So we could,

(01:27:15):
you know, bring in pizza and not have to work
for an hour and a half. Have you ever been
asked and all the times you've been a substitute teacher,
lindsay to give money to help with another teacher or
something like that as a substitute teacher. No, maybe that's
the same sort of thing here, you know, But I mean,

(01:27:35):
this person is a tip Now how long has she
said since? Or they said since August? So August of
last year, and then it ends up in September of
this year. So that's over a year of employment that
this person has been there. Well, I mean they may
still be a temp, but they're like family to these
people they're working with. Been there for a year. Yeah, No,

(01:28:04):
I thought it was August. Yeah it was August, Yeah,
August month, Okay, so okay, I keep forgetting that it's September.

Speaker 10 (01:28:11):
Now.

Speaker 2 (01:28:11):
I took it as you know, August of last year.
Oh so if that's the case, then yeah, you're only
thirty days. Then it could be maybe you're right it
just says August. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know.
But I mean, let's just let's pretend for a second
that they have been there for a year and it
ends up in awe next month, right, or is this

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listener obligated, you know, because he's been there for a
year now. If it's only for a month, I could
I could see that. But they've been there for a year.
I mean relationship either way.

Speaker 7 (01:28:42):
Though they said it's for someone that they've a coworker
they've never met.

Speaker 2 (01:28:46):
I mean, you just said something. Are you obligated even
if you aren't attempt that's a good point, that's a
very good point. I don't think that you are, but
that's just my opinion.

Speaker 7 (01:28:58):
Yeah, I really don't think you are. Either.

Speaker 2 (01:29:02):
We had somebody when we were in the old building
either got engaged or it was a short lived marriage
or something like that, and we did a you know
what I'm talking about where it was like it was
housewarming or we just got whatever you know were and
so I think the three of us threw down on

(01:29:22):
a gift and that was that, right. But I remember
I was having a conversation like, eh, I guess we'll
do this, right, And I just really wanted to, but
we felt like we had to. Yeah. I just think
it's weird when you work somewhere and then especially when
it comes from a manager and they're like, hey, everybody

(01:29:43):
must chip you know, please chip it, please chip in. Right,
it's almost the same lines as like, hey, we're looking
for a company feedback. It's anonymous, bitch, it ain't anonymous. Please.
They want you to put your sex and your race
and your age down. Listen. IP tracking is a thing.
Log in with your email. It's anonymous.

Speaker 3 (01:30:04):
Ah.

Speaker 2 (01:30:07):
So you know, if you're a manager asking for money,
you know, if Corman or Lindsay or Gimpy didn't give right,
and then you go Corman stupid morning show right, right,
So you get judged immediately. As Tex says, that's as

(01:30:28):
bad as tip jars being on the counter. Don't there
so ridiculous? Every time I turn around, I've just stopped
doing it. We'll just stop giving tips that's it. It
feels good. I'm gonna keep tipping the way I always have,
which is restaurants and the bartender. I'm not going to

(01:30:50):
add more people that I'm gonna start tipping. Right, Becky
behind the counter at the Quick Trip right there was sorry.
There was something recently that I was like, why am
I being asked to tip?

Speaker 1 (01:31:04):
On?

Speaker 2 (01:31:05):
It was like a service call at the house or
something like that, and there was a I was like
zero and they're standing right there looking at it. You're like, yeah, zero. Sorry.
It's like I think it's it was a Domino's that's
doing a promotion right now about tipping, and it's like,
you know, everybody's asking you for tips now and we're

(01:31:26):
gonna pay you back. So here's a tip for you.
And it's like three dollars towards your next coupon. Yeah,
a coupon, yeah, that you have to use like that week.
You're like, what if I don't want Dominoes twice in
a week?

Speaker 6 (01:31:40):
Oh?

Speaker 2 (01:31:40):
Come on? Hey? Reasonable answer? Can they ask at temp
for money?

Speaker 11 (01:31:46):
Shore?

Speaker 2 (01:31:47):
Should they ask a temp? Seems kind of ridiculous? Nuclear answer? Ha, No, yeah,
And if you're a temp, isn't there some like, Hey,
they're deciding whether to renew right or bring me on
full time? Right?

Speaker 10 (01:32:03):
If it's temp, that's exactly it temporary R some guarantees.

Speaker 2 (01:32:09):
No, you're right, there is no guarantees. But sometimes temps
turn into full time jobs.

Speaker 10 (01:32:13):
Yeah, sometimes, but again it's temporary. You're going from place
to place.

Speaker 7 (01:32:23):
Percent of the time.

Speaker 2 (01:32:24):
Oh, I don't think so. Some people will hire a
temp company because they don't want to do the field
work to find somebody, and they got to get somebody
in right away.

Speaker 10 (01:32:34):
But they already said they're scheduled to leave this month,
so they know they're they're headed out.

Speaker 2 (01:32:40):
Yeah. Listener, emailt from a person who is apparently a temp.
They've been working at an office job since August. It's
a temp job and I'm scheduled to leave at the
end of September. They've asked me to give money for
a baby shower of an employee who I've never met.
As a tempor employee, should be asked to give money, Lindsey.

Speaker 7 (01:32:58):
I don't think you should be asked should give money
as a temporary employee. Now, if there was a sign
that you were staying on as a.

Speaker 10 (01:33:07):
Permanent employee, sure, maybe However, you're not staying, you're scheduled
to be leaving. You haven't met this employee. So I
would say, I'm sorry, it's.

Speaker 7 (01:33:22):
Not in my budget. I wish I could, but I can't.
So I don't think you should have to give anything.

Speaker 2 (01:33:30):
Gimpie. I I would agree with lindsay, what you could
do is to be like, yeah, I'll throw down on this,
you know, whatever it is, baby shower, whatever the hell
that we're having to throw down for. If you hire
me on full time, hire me full time, and yeah,
outside of that, listen, my schedule's up in about thirty days,

(01:33:54):
so you get nothing from me. And honestly, even as
a full time employee, you don't have to. You don't
know of the person. You would be the dick and
you would be judged. But if you can't afford it,
you can't afford it. It is what it is. Yeah,
I think this is tough flip a coin because ultimately
I don't think it'll get you hired, and ultimately I

(01:34:15):
don't think it'll not get you hired. I can't imagine
they're like, hey, well, you know how you feel about Sally.
Would you like to bring her on full time? Or
extend to do another month with her for if we
were going to just great employee, shows up on time,
leaves when she's supposed to, always there to help, very
good at her job, a great communicator, always follows up.

(01:34:36):
But she didn't get She's not good for our atmosphere.
She didn't give to the charity thing that we were
doing for. I don't see that happening. I don't see
that happening. So it is what it is. I think
you flip a coin either way if you like the
people that are asking you and you want to try

(01:34:58):
and keep her connection. Sure, and how much are they asking?
Is it a dollar? Right? If it's an employee you've
never met. How many employees are we talking right? What
kind of part of the throwing? Yeah? Wow, we want
to get her this be bop dooby doobee technology thing
that she'll use five times. Onesies, white onesies, that's all

(01:35:21):
you need and diapers, right, kid, ain't doing nothing for
two years poop and eat and sleep, and that's it.
Ain't gonna look cute one time. It's getting dressed up
for a stupid six month picture, two month picture. Whatever? Yeah, uh,
I think it's a coin flip you need help with
someone to send an email show at kmod dot com.
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Cel Lindsay has for Balls to the Wall Sports.

Speaker 10 (01:36:19):
A former Power five head coach is joining an NFL
coaching staff prior to the start of the regular season.
ESPN is reporting that ex Nebraska coach Scott Frost is
set to become a senior football analyst with the Los
Angeles Rams. Frost coached the Cornhuskers from twenty eighteen to

(01:36:39):
twenty twenty two, where he went sixteen and thirty one overall.
He was fired back in September of twenty twenty two
after the Huskers jumped out to a disappointing one and
to start. The forty nine year old is a former
NFL QB who was drafted in the third round of
the nineteen ninety eight draft. He spent time with the

(01:37:01):
New York Jets, the Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers, and
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Speaker 2 (01:37:07):
Don't feel bad for this guy who just finally found
a job. His buyout was like fifteen million dollars from
Nebraska when they fired. Oh wow, he's fine.

Speaker 10 (01:37:16):
Wow, Scotti Scheffler winning the FedEx Cup was the perfect
way to round out a dominant PGA Tour season for Scottie.
This year, Scheffler won the Masters, an Olympic gold medal,
his wife gave birth to their first child, and he
was arrested for the first time in his life. Scheffler
finished off the final round of the Tour Championship with

(01:37:38):
a sixty seven on Sunday to lock in the win
and earn himself the twenty five million dollar top prize,
taking his twenty twenty four winnings to a total in
excess of fifty four million dollars.

Speaker 2 (01:37:52):
And Eastlake is known to be the place that takes
down guys who are being dominant, and he handled it
like he's impressive.

Speaker 10 (01:38:01):
Yeah, and it kind of sucks when the average sports
fan gets caught in the middle of corporate negotiation BS.

Speaker 7 (01:38:11):
Just moments before the.

Speaker 10 (01:38:12):
Kickoff of the usc LSU college football matchup, DirecTV decided
to pull Disney owned content from their service, which included
both ESPN and ABC. It's all part of a carriage
dispute between the two companies, and before Sunday, customers had
been warned of the possibility of this happening, but the

(01:38:34):
timing couldn't have been worse for those wanting to watch
the highly anticipated season opener. A statement from Disney squarely
placed blame on DirecTV and how they've handled the negotiations
for their array of channels. A statement from DirecTV placed
the blame on Disney. Meanwhile, the customers and the fans
once again got screwed, either of you.

Speaker 2 (01:39:00):
Direc TV. No the idea that apparently people didn't even
know this was happening. They were in a dispute in
terms of the renegotiation, and a lot of people didn't
even know it was happening. They had to go to
the help desk. They thought there was something wrong with
their service, and they did not know. I think I

(01:39:22):
think ESPN missed an opportunity to say, much like your
experiences with Direct TV, we have a hard time communicating
with them too.

Speaker 10 (01:39:32):
Yeah, Shohotani could be on his way to another record
setting an accomplishment in his first season with the Los
Angeles Dodgers after signing the largest contract in MLB history.
Otani earned membership into the forty forty club on August
twenty third against the Tampa Bay Rays when he stole
a base in the bottom of the fourth and hit
a walk off grand slam. Otani became the sixth MLB

(01:39:55):
player to join the forty forty club and the first
since Ronald Acuna Junior in twenty twenty three. When the
Atlanta Brave Star smashed his fortieth home run in the
final week of the regular season to go with seventy
three stolen bases. On Monday, Otani became the first player
in MLB history to record forty four home runs and

(01:40:15):
forty four stolen bases in a single season with a
month of regular season baseball remaining. For the Dodgers or
tracking Otani's quest to become the first player with fifty
home runs and fifty stolen bases.

Speaker 2 (01:40:28):
It's crazy how much he's doing. And Aaron je like,
we're again seeing these two guys be dominant, making history
in Major League Baseball, and one of them is getting
not as much attention because the others doing something also remarkable.

Speaker 7 (01:40:43):
Yeah, and that's your boss of the Wall Sports. I'm
lindsay in ninety seven to five, hang me.

Speaker 2 (01:40:57):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show four six
oh kmod. You can also text BMMS and then what
you want to say to eight two nine four five.
Good morning Lindsay, Good morning Corbyn.

Speaker 10 (01:41:11):
Happy thirty seventh porn star birthday to Indigo Augustine. She
does the Big Apple Proud in Pretty Little Bitches one
and two. She is in a prostitute and I was
a teenage lesbian. She was the twenty sixteenth Spank Bank
Sexiest Would Be Librarian Award winner.

Speaker 2 (01:41:32):
Good morning Gimpie, Well, good morning Corbyn. You just got
your first keyword to try to get a trip for
two to our iHeartRadio Music Festival. You can get two
more chances, one at one and another one at five.
Keep listening. Let's go ahead and do to tell the truth.
We do it tuesdays at this time. Time to tell
the truth. This is your opportunity to ask anything you want.
Just remember keep it clean, no bodily fluids, nothing sexual,

(01:41:55):
and don't forget. We can and will pass on a question.
Let's open up the phone lines. Corbin in the gang
with all the truth you're gonna need nine one eight
four to six O km O. Dear, you can text
BMMS and whatever that is question you want to ask
us to eight two nine four five. I have one
specifically for GIMPI sorry, Lindsay. I thought of this at
Rocklahoma a man. When you go into the porta potty

(01:42:16):
and you're going number one, yes, are you using the
urinal thing? Or do you shoot straight into the dark hole?
It depends on how I'm feeling, to be honest with you,
because this weekend I did both. I did both. There's
no rhyme or reason. Most of the time I'm shooting
into the dark hole just because you walk in it's

(01:42:38):
right there. When when you're if you're gonna use the funnel,
it's usually off to the side, and there's not much
room in a portajohn. All right, you go walk in
and turn. You know when it's easy, you just boom,
go walk straight in, andy your business back out.

Speaker 7 (01:42:56):
I can appreciate someone using the dark hole in a
port of because we use the portagohn's us females.

Speaker 10 (01:43:03):
And when you squat over that dark hole, you have
to smell the urinal because you're so close to it.

Speaker 7 (01:43:10):
So the less the fewer that use the urinal, the better.
Less smell.

Speaker 2 (01:43:16):
Well, no, you should. I think you're saying it backwards.
Like I always pick the urinal because I don't want
to look or smell what's in the dark hole. No,
but when you are.

Speaker 10 (01:43:27):
Using we have to use the dark hole right as
a female, sure, so our faces are kind of closer
to that urinal.

Speaker 2 (01:43:34):
Then, because I also they don't want to smell. I
gain that makes sense, right, Okay, I was gonna say
it all goes down into the same dark hole, So
what's it really man? Right? Yeah, I gotta be honest.
When I'm using a urinal, I'm not thinking about other
people's experience. And I noticed these urnals had the waffle
grates on the bottom, so you can kind of see.
I'm like, they're just now thinking of this, and they

(01:43:57):
didn't have those, like at all of the port of
John's are at Rocklaholma, some of them didn't have that.
It was from my experience, just the ones in the
media area where we were at had the greats. And
I think that's fantastic. Yeah, yeah, it's really smart. Yeah,
the other one's not so much. Uh, to tell the truth.
Have you ever heard about the food tax being removed

(01:44:20):
in Oklahoma.

Speaker 7 (01:44:21):
Yeah, we talked about it.

Speaker 2 (01:44:23):
Yeah, we talked about it. It's not everything, no certain things.
It's yeah, not any prepared foods, no soda, no. And
if you it's like much like snap what snap deems food,
that's what will not get taxed. But yeah, they talked

(01:44:44):
about it a lot.

Speaker 12 (01:44:46):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:44:48):
Did you all hear the story about the NASCAR racer
where the guy that won was vomiting? Yes, and he
asked himself, I remember correctly, anyone. That's awesome. But they
like I would imagine you have to pull the thing
off because he wears a I think they don't. They
wear something over their face. Oh that I don't think so,
so they can speak into the mic clearly. And I

(01:45:09):
don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah.

Speaker 12 (01:45:12):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:45:12):
With the direct TV Disney drama. Who do you guys
use for TV and streaming?

Speaker 7 (01:45:17):
Lindsey, I mean I stream with Uh, I use Hulu
and we have Netflix.

Speaker 2 (01:45:26):
Okay, Gimb I love Cox. Cox has never let me down.
I have an Apple TV, so I have Hulu, Netflix Prime.
Both you guys got the Disney Plus stuff. Did you
see that they have a new series, a Marvel series out?

Speaker 13 (01:45:47):
What was it?

Speaker 2 (01:45:47):
Agatha All along. Yes, I have seen that. I don't
typically watch any of those, uh huh, but I did
hear about this one and it did get my attention
that maybe I should look into it. Yeah. I liked
Wanda Vision and I like her character on Wanda Vision.
I don't have Disney Plus, you know, someone can find
somebody who does. I don't know how exciting it's gonna
be with just what's her name? That character, right, but

(01:46:10):
it could still turn out to be. She's a great actress.
Everything she does I think is awesome. But for her
to be the main character, I don't know, right, right,
I don't know. I didn't know how WandaVision was gonna be,
but it turned out to be pretty good. So we'll see.

Speaker 7 (01:46:26):
What's the title of this new one, goa all Along?

Speaker 2 (01:46:30):
What was she a sister on that show? A neighbor?
Would you rather stick your hand all the way to
the bottom of a trash can full of stuff used
to clean up a large puddle of dairy based vomit
or god or it a pizza maid and served by
a person suffering from severe seasonal allergies? Would you rather

(01:46:53):
stick your hand all the way to the bottom of
a trash can full of the stuff used to clean
up a large puddle of dairy based vomit, or eat
a pizza maiden served by a person suffering from severe
seasonal allergies. Lindsey, I mean, I feel like.

Speaker 7 (01:47:13):
I'd eat the pizza.

Speaker 10 (01:47:14):
But however, you never know how many times this person
is sneezing accidentally on the food that they're preparing for you.
So I'll go ahead and stick my hand in the
bottom of the trash can because I can just wash it.
I can wash my hands right away and really well,

(01:47:38):
So I'll take the trash.

Speaker 2 (01:47:40):
Can gimb So this absorb ball or sawdust essentially is
what they use to clean up the dairy based vomit.
The question there really, is it just the sawdust that's
in the trash can because of that cake sh Sure,

(01:48:00):
I'll sip my hand in a in a trash can
full of sawdust. I got no problem with it. Or
is it somebody had a dairy based vomit barfed all
over the place, they cleaned it up using the sawdust,
and then took all that through in the trash can.
I'm trying to figure out which one is I was.
I didn't even go that technical. I thought they just
use like paper towels or whatever. Right, So it's the
vomit attached to paper towels or the salt, whatever it is.

(01:48:24):
And furthermore, how do you know you're not already eating
pizza from somebody who has severe seasonal allergies? That is true,
you just don't know. I mean, at least if I
eat pizza, I'm getting pizza. Why am I sticking a
hand my hand in a garbage can? Yeah, well, I'm
just putting my hand in there for no reason that
there's no reward system there, no all right, Yeah, I

(01:48:46):
mean pizza man is the person like it's dripping off
their face and it's green and they're sneak. I mean,
that feels hardly the way you serve pizza. I'm assuming
they're following some sort of health break relations You can
be sick and work somewhere. Yeah, but either way, I
don't know. As long as it's hot and I can't

(01:49:07):
see boogie's I'm good because I'm sure that's as GHIMPI said,
it's probably happening already. Just because they have allergies doesn't
mean they're sick. Truth on that. If you could go
to any country? What country would you go to? Go
to any country? What country would you go to?

Speaker 10 (01:49:25):
Lizzy, I've always I want to see Greece before I
die so badly. I want to check out roads Athens.
I want to see Greece.

Speaker 2 (01:49:35):
I was like, you even look at the roads we've got,
you can look out the window. Uh, So let's make
it happen. What do you need to do to make
it happen?

Speaker 7 (01:49:42):
A lot of money? So start saving because I know
for sure, for sure it's got to happen.

Speaker 2 (01:49:49):
I'm a big believer in And if you want to
do something, you've got to go do it, like you've
got to start laying the groundwork.

Speaker 10 (01:49:53):
And probably that might be something that would be good
for like either Kevin's fiftieth or maybe my fiftieth.

Speaker 2 (01:50:01):
Does he want to go to Greece?

Speaker 7 (01:50:03):
Okay, we're on the same page with that.

Speaker 2 (01:50:06):
Does he only want to go to Greece because you
want to go to Greece?

Speaker 7 (01:50:08):
No, he wants he it's a place he's wanted to
travel to as well.

Speaker 2 (01:50:11):
Yeah. I love that you're deciding where his fifty seedy though, Yeah, yeah, surprise, Yeah, GIMPI,
that's a tough one. Man, I want to go with Ireland.
I think that probably would be the best and most
it's either Ireland or Japan, right, those are the two
that I really would like to go to at some
point in time in my life. But I feel like

(01:50:33):
I would understand, maybe be able to communicate better in
Ireland than I could Japan. I probably have to be like,
can you slow down?

Speaker 11 (01:50:43):
I know you?

Speaker 2 (01:50:44):
That was English. Portugal has been on my radar. Everything
I see of Portugal, I'm like, man, that looks amazing.
So Portugal would be the one for me. Do you
think Florida State is on a downward spiral? Florida State
football team. They lost in Georgia Tech. They lost to

(01:51:10):
Boston College. They were ranked tenth in the nation. I'm
pretty sure they're not gonna be ranked tenth when the
pole comes out today, Lindsay, do you think they are
in a downward spiral?

Speaker 7 (01:51:20):
It's so early. No, not necessarily.

Speaker 2 (01:51:25):
They've lost two games, so it is early, but it
is still two games. They are two games in, yeah,
and lost to two teams they were supposed to beat.
They got to work out the nerves, you know, gimpy.
I don't think it's a downward spiral. It could be
the start of one, for sure, but I think it's

(01:51:45):
just two rough games. I think they are definitely having
a case of the whoopsies, and it does. That kind
of stuff can get contagious pretty fast, I think, And
and they have to figure that out, right, They have

(01:52:05):
to get on the same page. There is some sort
there are some issues with the quarterback and his accuracy,
and those are real problems that that isn't something that
is just a that's a real situation that they got
to figure out. Is he the quarterback he's not. Sometimes
those things need a jolt. Good news is they have

(01:52:27):
twelve days off and their next game's at Memphis, so
that feels a little not as tough. But they still
got SMU, which is always a tough game. Clemson, Miami,
North Carolina, Notre Dame. They got some tough games, but
they definitely are not I think I saw that they

(01:52:47):
had a twenty because remember it's an expanded playoff system
this year, they had a twenty or thirty percent chance
of making the playoffs. Okay, they lost to Georgia Tech.
That went to a let it if they lost, yes,
was it yesterday before or whatever? It went to one percent. Wow,

(01:53:10):
So do I think I think the wheels are off
the bush for sure, the chance of them losing another
But this is the problem with this system is there's
no pressure to win every game. Right. I'm not saying
they weren't trying, but you go, Ah, let's playoffs expanded,
so more teams are going to get in. The big
haboob was because they should They got negated before they

(01:53:36):
should have been in the everybody thought they should have
been in the playoffs and they got snubbed, and somebody
were like, well they're really good. Nah, that stuff don't
carry over, man, and on that. Somebody texts this in
it's a really great question. Uh So, hypothetically, your team
loses Week one and embarrassing fashion, you go online and
say that if you lose week two you will eat dog.

(01:54:01):
What do you do? A fan for Florida State did
this and immediately deleted their Twitter when they lost.

Speaker 7 (01:54:08):
Right, smart stupid to even put that out there.

Speaker 10 (01:54:13):
Yeah, yeah, what are you doing, lindsay, I'm definitely deleting
my account to and going INTOI There's no way I'm
eating dog poop, right.

Speaker 2 (01:54:24):
Can be? Yeah, I'm not gonna eat your crap. And
I'm also not going to go live in hiding. Why
would I have to do that? If an angry mob
comes after me because I welched on a lame bet,
I mean, come on that. I'm going to the police

(01:54:45):
and be like, listen, they got their pitchforks and their torches.
Can you can you do something about this?

Speaker 12 (01:54:51):
Well?

Speaker 2 (01:54:52):
You should, you would do it. People make lame bets
like that all the time and welch on them. Come on,
to make a bet on a football is the most
insane thing where you have to do something like this.
That's so your betty. You have no idea what you're
talking about. It's wild to me to make bets like this.

(01:55:16):
Look at the people that are highly successful, experienced gamblers.
They don't make bets like this. I don't know they
bet money. They just bet money, which to me is
also a little wild. But the idea that you would
do this is crazy. I would one hundred percent not
really my twitter, and would one hundred percent still not
do it right because I'm you believe I was eating feces.

(01:55:38):
What's wrong with you? I love the Chiefs. I would
never harm myself for them. It's not like they give
me anything.

Speaker 13 (01:55:53):
True.

Speaker 2 (01:55:54):
I'm okay with you having that opinion about me, because
when I go only I have to believe if I'm
a good fan, only I have to somebody's wide awake
and night. That's son of a bitch said he's going
to eat the poop. I've never my fandom's come into
question by people I would never take advice from. It's

(01:56:16):
wild to me. It's like, like, you're not a good dad.
Well you're not my kid, so I don't care. Also
don't care if my kid thinks that it's wild to
think that, Well, you're my loyalties in question of this
team I have zero connection with with a bunch of
strange adult children, young men being paid a foolish amount

(01:56:39):
of money even now we can say that about the
college level, a foolish amount of money. Crazy. Um, Any
new shows or new seasons you're excited to watch, lindsay yes, I'm.

Speaker 7 (01:56:55):
Looking forward to The Perfect Couple.

Speaker 10 (01:56:58):
I believe it starts on the nineteenth of this month
on Netflix with Nicole Kidman, and it looks to be
like a bunch of married couples know each other and
then looks like a murder takes place. Who done it
type mystery thriller series on Netflix, Gimpi.

Speaker 2 (01:57:20):
Yeah, I'm waiting for I'm waiting for Yellowstone to come back.
I'm waiting for the Righteous Gemstones to come back. I'm
waiting for goddamn Quantum Late to come back. Yeah, there's
a few of them. I can't think of one. I'm
into alone right now. That's the one that I watch.

(01:57:42):
I don't love Nicole Kidman. She freaks me out as
she's gotten older. Her plastic surgery is bizarre. And so
I can't. Oh, Slow Horses coming back, that's a pretty
good show. Yeah, So I can't think of a show.
I'm excited for our season. I kind of don't make

(01:58:02):
those judgments too far out right. I saw this. This
is a pretty fun question. What's a hot take on
a food that people love? What's a food that people
love that you don't understand why people love and isn't good?

Speaker 7 (01:58:16):
Like green bean cast role.

Speaker 10 (01:58:21):
For me right away instantly, I've never liked As a kid,
I never liked it. I love green beans, I like
certain cast rules. I don't like green bean cast role,
never have, probably never ever will.

Speaker 2 (01:58:36):
Okay, Gimpi Italian food. That's about it. I don't understand
why people make a big deal about it. It's all right,
it's kind of it's just all right. It's delicious. You
can't get offended. They're building a new Italian restaurant over

(01:58:57):
there by my house, and I'm like, oh, well, that's good.
Another restaurant close by that I won't go eat at cake.
Most cakes are garbage. Now, it came out of a box.
It ain't that great. And sometimes people don't know how

(01:59:20):
to bake, and they bake cakes from scratching, like this
is really dense, or it's really the icing's too much,
or there's just it is very few cakes. Am I like,
these are really good, I'll try it, or like people
like I don't like icing on my cake, or I
want more icy of a dessert. It's one of my

(01:59:45):
least favorites. Oh okay, it's very rarely to go. Oh
the cake at that place is so good. It's fine.
It's pretty met Yeah.

Speaker 10 (01:59:55):
So for like a birthday or something, you know, like
usually they it's a birthday cake. Would you rather have
a birthday pie to celebrate your birthday?

Speaker 2 (02:00:04):
Or I have a birthday cake that I like, but
I get it pretty much. The same time, same thing,
And when I tell you what's in it, you'll go, yeah,
what's not to like about it? Yeah, it is a
chocolate cake. You then put put holes in it. You
fill it with caramel, like a ton of caramel. It
it's obscene. Cover it in whipped cream, put it in

(02:00:27):
the frigerator, the cake. The caramel gets absorbed into the cake.
It's so it's diabetes in a pan. Sounds delicious. It's
a yeah, there's nothing to hate about it unless you
hate cool whip or you hate caramel. But it's more
about caramel and whipped cream and some soaked, spongy caramel

(02:00:48):
cake thing than it is about anything else. Yeah, Rice Crispies.
Rice Crispy treats one hundred percent better than cake, almost
any cake, hands down. Okay, I will you put two
in there and like gun to the head. I'm like
Brice chrisp treat easy. It's fair. All right, We got

(02:01:09):
to take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 12 (02:01:11):
Tulsa's Morning Show is coming right back, A Big Mad
Morning Show.

Speaker 2 (02:01:15):
Tulsa's rock station ninety KMOT. Good morning, It's the Big
Mad Morning Show nine four six oh. KMOT can also
text BMMS and then what you want to say to
eight two nine four five. So this was on TikTok

(02:01:40):
apparently where a woman went on to share that she's
being evicted from her home because she had been in
her apartment I should say, she was paying rent for
the last thirteen months, but had apparently been sending her
money to the wrong person. She said, uh, that she'd

(02:02:01):
been venmowing her landlord for the last year for rent
and security deposit all that, and she just found out
that she'd been venmowing the wrong person for thirteen months
and that she'd never venmowed her landlord. I am shocked
by this. Dumbfound it actually, Yeah, the fact that she
uses Venmo to pay her rent, or that somebody just

(02:02:23):
hadn't said hey, this is the wrong person yet, that
you got keys to an apartment from someone who they
never received the deposit right, and they didn't receive rent.
Never once there was a contact like hey I need rent.

Speaker 7 (02:02:37):
Yeah, never confirmed the Venmo address, none of that.

Speaker 2 (02:02:41):
Well, yeah, you don't even know. I'm actually putting this
on the landlord. It is because thirteen months passed by
and they never said, hey, where you're Usually my landlord
would be like Hey, you're late, like five days. Where's
my money. It says that when her landlord realized he

(02:03:02):
had never received her payments, she owed eighteen thousand dollars
and that she'd been sent in to a random person
on VENMO. Since she learned that it was a financial
advisor living in Ohio who she'd never met, had zero
contact with, who was receiving her money, she was able
to reach out to him, but was told that he
didn't have access to any of her money because his

(02:03:25):
sister spent it all. There's a lot of fishiness going
on in that story. I mean, I don't it's not
one hundred percent on the landlord right now. If you
can prove that you have like hey, this is the address.
He the people I bought the got the apartment from,
gave it to me. Okay, But and if you I

(02:03:48):
don't verify that the mortgage company gets my money. No,
I just it's on auto pay, and I just assume
it's done. But I would think, I know, oh, two
days go by, the mortgage company is gonna be like, yo,
do you forget something? Right? You're getting phone calls, emails, something,

(02:04:10):
some kind of communication. Yeah, But this lady hasn't gotten
none of that. She says she didn't and again, like
you know, to give somebody's Venmo information, you would have
to talk to them and they'd have to send it
to you. I could see where like maybe she fat
fingered something trying to type in the address or whatever

(02:04:32):
and accident. You know, it looks the same. It says
that she was responded. She did the first month's rent
in the deposit she sent it, and then she sent
a text to the property manager that the money was
sent and that she was immediately given the apartment keys
without anyone verifying if her landlord actually received the money.
Feels like a giant miscalculation and management of a property

(02:04:55):
in my opinion. And then so for the next thirteen months,
she sent the money to the wrong person and it
wasn't brought to her attention until recently when she got
a text from her landlord that one of her rent
checks had bounced. She admitted she was confused since she
didn't write rent checks and sent the money through Venmo,

(02:05:17):
and she immediately went to Venmo requested the money back
that she'd mistakenly sent to the stranger, explaining the situation,
and she only got back thirteen hundred dollars. Turns out,
using Venmo as a means to pay and collector it
is a bad idea because they don't back it up.
It's not a bank, right the naw It's designed tool

(02:05:41):
for peer to peer payments. She was able to get
on the phone with the man who received the money,
and he claimed that he thought the monthly payments were
from the estate of a family member who recently passed.
So I don't have Venmo, but I do have cash
app and I pay my landlord via cash app. So

(02:06:07):
with that being said, does in I don't know if
you guys have been.

Speaker 12 (02:06:11):
More or not.

Speaker 2 (02:06:11):
I don't know. I use VMA, okay, so you can
probably help me on this. Isn't there like a subject
line that's like, you know, what's this for?

Speaker 11 (02:06:19):
Yes?

Speaker 2 (02:06:19):
Because like when I pay my landlord, I put in
the little line like what's it for? And it's for rent? Yeah,
you know, So I guess if you have that same option,
wouldn't you put that in the body of Definitely, you know,
the subject line whatever it is.

Speaker 7 (02:06:35):
Definitely. I feel like she has a case.

Speaker 2 (02:06:38):
No, I don't think she has a case.

Speaker 7 (02:06:40):
I think she does.

Speaker 10 (02:06:41):
Against at least because she has proof that she's been
paying it. She'll have receipts in her Venmo account.

Speaker 2 (02:06:47):
Yes, but many times when you the old school ways
of pain rent, it isn't when you put it in
the mail, it's when I receive it.

Speaker 8 (02:06:56):
Right.

Speaker 2 (02:06:57):
The landlord's never been like, oh, as long as you
put in the mail, good. No, it needs to be
in my hands on the date rent is due, so
to be like, hey, I did my part.

Speaker 10 (02:07:06):
But this feels like if she got the if she
paid for her deposit and everything the same way, and
then she was given the keys to the place, then
she's assuming she's doing everything right.

Speaker 7 (02:07:17):
No one ever told her anything different.

Speaker 2 (02:07:19):
No, that's fair. She probably thought she was doing everything
right regardless. A lot of people think they're doing the
right thing when they're not. Yeah, but if you like,
let's just say you're to do mine in your own
business at home where I work. One day and you
get a notification and it's from Venmo or cash app
or something you know X sent you money, and you

(02:07:39):
open it up and in the subject line or what's
it for line, it says rent. You're like, well, I don't.
I don't rent anything to anybody. Yeah, when I what
I use vemo at the long guy, I just put
the dates of the mowing that he's billing me for.
I don't put four mowing or whatever. So that way,
when which has happened, he's like, heyday, did you pay
me for this month? I can go back and be like, yes,

(02:08:01):
here's the copy. But most people who would be diligent
enough to put the subject line to be what it
was for is also the people who would verify that
we're all good. Right. But I think Lindsay's making a
fair point that if you don't hear from the landlord,
you assume everything's fine for sure. A whole year, thirteen months, yeah,

(02:08:26):
eighteen thousand dollars. She's asked for some grace and he's like,
you got sixty days to pay me, because from his standpoint,
he doesn't know if she's telling the truth. I think
she can provide the documentation screenshots. Look, I sent it
here to this address, and if the matches the address
that he had sent her, yeah, go ahead pay me

(02:08:47):
on Vinmo. Here's my hand on my hand or whatever
it is, then then yeah, she's got a case like
I sent it to where you told me to send it.
I think ultimately the property manager that can munication between
the property manager and the Landlord's the weird part. But
it does say this too. When you pay on Venmo,
if your name is dollar Sign, you know big Dipper

(02:09:10):
oh seven, right, if it's a business usually like it's
the business like so and so properties or whatever. If
you're sending it to Big Dipper oh seven, you should
be like, this feels sketch, right, So there's a little
bit on your side of like, well, I'm just it
looks fine, go ahead, send yea. And also on Venmo,

(02:09:31):
if you don't know the person, like you're just sending
blindly like a one off, it's like, hey, do you
want to verify the number to make sure you're sending
it to the right person. What's the last four of
their cell phone number? You can bypass that, but there
are some things in there to be like Venmo does
a lie, like, hey, you're sure this is the right person?
You sure you're sending it to the correct person, cause

(02:09:52):
if it's not, and I few, you ain't getting your money. Yeah,
there's a lot of that messed up into this situation.
In the end, she ended up moving out of the
apartment as both her property manager and the landlord refused
to accept her settlement, offered to pay them the money
she was slowly receiving from the other man. Because that
guy did end up giving her money back, she's she

(02:10:14):
accidentally paid. Now they're moving forward with a lawsuit that
she is confident will work out in her favor.

Speaker 8 (02:10:23):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (02:10:24):
Technology is convenient until it ain't, right because if you
had a check and you mailed it, it's in the
contract like who you're supposed to mail it to, right,
and you can always call the bank and cancel that jack, Yeah,
and cut another one if you need to, or whatever.
The question will be. Is sending it through Venmo as
authentic as a canceled check? Yeah, I don't know. Yeah,

(02:10:46):
I don't think so. Apparently not, because Venmo's.

Speaker 10 (02:10:50):
Like, no, well my I'm just floored that they didn't
confirm the Venmo address when she sent it the first
time initially.

Speaker 2 (02:11:03):
Right, this is interesting. I've managed apartments for fifteen years,
and this is why we stopped accepting cash. One of
the managers was pocketing the cash and the rent never
went to the person's unit. The idea that you paid
people paid it rent and cash is crazy to me. Yeah,
because even I never felt like they allowed cash. It
was a money order.

Speaker 7 (02:11:25):
Yeah, I always cashier's check check.

Speaker 2 (02:11:28):
Yeah. Some places didn't even take money order or took
personal checks right because people would float the check right. Hey,
I just sign it. I put the data as the
twentieth Can you wait until the twentieth?

Speaker 13 (02:11:39):
No?

Speaker 2 (02:11:40):
No, I need your money now. Yeah, all right, we
got to take a break. We'll be back. Good morning.

(02:12:00):
It's the Big Mad Morning Show. To find out what
everybody learned? Your favorite part of the show, Lindsey, what'd
you learn today.

Speaker 10 (02:12:08):
That Kanye West is sending messages telepathically? He is the
new Carry twenty twenty four And sometimes you feel like
a whrn sometimes you don't gim be.

Speaker 2 (02:12:20):
What'd you learn today? I learned that's not what the
giinna's for. Els, learn that you're not a true fan
if you don't eat poop for your team goods. I
learned that if vagina's not for making money, I'm not
sure what it's there for. And I also learned that

(02:12:42):
maybe the person who was getting money from the guy
for sex is also the person who was not paying
their landlord and thought they were paying someone else. No,
you don't have to pay rent this month. I got
a better idea, Gorpy and say make sure that dishwashers
loaded right, lindsay.

Speaker 7 (02:13:00):
Stop tracking in my cycle.

Speaker 2 (02:13:01):
This is good, Baddy.

Speaker 12 (02:13:07):
But can I get a call.

Speaker 2 (02:13:12):
With THEE that time I need?

Speaker 6 (02:13:17):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (02:13:17):
Now, what the hell lay I mean? It could be
no time makes a noise.

Speaker 11 (02:13:27):
Inter password new messages.

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We honor and respect you. God bless Rock and Ball.

Speaker 2 (02:13:51):
I blessed Tulsa.

Speaker 13 (02:13:52):
We tried boys.

Speaker 2 (02:14:06):
I found this thing online where a guy has been
asking a I to make a country song. I've seen
a few of those and I want to play one.
Please do you to listen to and tell me how

(02:14:26):
good of a country song do you think this is?

Speaker 15 (02:14:31):
I got a real big trout and see some ship
in my paints said it wasn't me because if I did.

Speaker 2 (02:14:38):
It is dirty d I don't live and that's guarantee.
Oh boy, the ship, it really stinks.

Speaker 15 (02:14:46):
I'm trying to take off these blue jeans because someone's
trying to be a.

Speaker 7 (02:14:50):
City and ship in my paints and they're framing me.

Speaker 6 (02:14:54):
Who shit, my pat.

Speaker 2 (02:15:01):
I think this is money. Oh it's fantastic, just a
brilliant I mean that.

Speaker 3 (02:15:17):
Ship, my chans.

Speaker 15 (02:15:19):
I like to keep them mass and clean. Someone snug
in and ship unseen? Hey don't you point and laugh
at me? Oh boy, ship really reads? Why is this
fit happening in me all week?

Speaker 6 (02:15:33):
Oh? Someone's got a really good secking me shipping.

Speaker 7 (02:15:36):
My pants and framing me.

Speaker 2 (02:15:39):
That's hilarious. How great is that? Right? You take fantastic
artificial intelligence software. We could use it for something we
want to do. To make a country song about somebody
shipping their pants. Yeah, here's here's a different version.

Speaker 6 (02:15:54):
Well, my lady don't suck me off no more.

Speaker 15 (02:15:57):
So I'm rubbing one out on the bathroom and I
don't even remember if I locked the door, And honestly,
I don't.

Speaker 6 (02:16:04):
Even care anymore. When you marry your girls, she stops
sucking your cock.

Speaker 11 (02:16:11):
Somebody told me for a time, and now I'm stuck
in the toilet just for up and one off, all
along again.

Speaker 2 (02:16:18):
With my crusty old sock baby whytch, you stop, Ben,
How brilliant are these? That's good shit? Yeah, you never
would expect it to be like you would never hear
a country song like that. Oh hell no, unless it's
you know, Wheeler Walker Junior. That's it right. I walk
around naked and I do what I like.

Speaker 6 (02:16:40):
I got kate and a stinky show it at night.
I'm from the deep dirty South. I'm a real Southern man,
and I got a loud out man, a chew on
my hand, a chew on my food, and a chew
on my leg. I drank beep, look like a true
country man. And I bet that you would even give
it a try if you took a small HATO this

(02:17:00):
Southern man's five time.

Speaker 13 (02:17:07):
There's four since two thousand and five. If I hold along,
I'll be a fly. My face is redder than an
apple for the July.

Speaker 6 (02:17:24):
Now, I got a cord witched in my asspholk, so
we all stays inside.

Speaker 2 (02:17:34):
Yes, this is exactly like I would expect a country
song like she ain'ts of my dig no more. Well, yeah,
you give it a little twang, you know, throw some
steel guitar in there. FuG here is asking them to
make a rock song.

Speaker 3 (02:17:51):
Like fat me like boo, me like rock, me like
food and boom make me rock heeling food. We know,
stop crazy crazy cave. You feel right, you feel great,
you feel that, you feel boom, feel luck, you feel good.

Speaker 2 (02:18:17):
That's okay.

Speaker 7 (02:18:17):
Yeah, country better so far?

Speaker 2 (02:18:20):
Yeah, I don't. I don't think that that is as
good as the other ones. You're right, Uh, I'm trying
to see if there's another rock one here, because they've
they've tried to do a couple of variations, like there's
rapping here. Yeah, I was. I was going to ask
if they've made yeah hip hop or something of that effect.
Here's a pop song.

Speaker 8 (02:18:41):
Where did you go?

Speaker 6 (02:18:43):
Do a care?

Speaker 2 (02:18:44):
Keep looking aside, but there's still not there.

Speaker 6 (02:18:48):
Now I'm just does words. I'm so fucking sorry that
it hurts.

Speaker 15 (02:18:54):
I know that I'm stuck.

Speaker 6 (02:18:56):
Was and you left in an instantly. I feel ship.

Speaker 8 (02:19:00):
I know that I hurt you.

Speaker 2 (02:19:04):
So when you please conquer die in the kissen.

Speaker 6 (02:19:07):
I'm dying a hole.

Speaker 2 (02:19:08):
Suits supposed to be a lot French fries.

Speaker 7 (02:19:12):
I'm tying a side.

Speaker 13 (02:19:13):
I'm most in the darkness, and you want to like
and know I was heartless and they didn't lie and
got out recruits.

Speaker 2 (02:19:23):
Yeah that's not good. Uh, because I thought it was
gonna be about French fries. I thought that would have
been a little more. I didn't hear anything about French fries.
They could totally be on radio, right, So yeah, another.

Speaker 6 (02:19:33):
Rocks kiss me? All okay? Then one day it all change,
you know, brief you feel weak? No lose her.

Speaker 14 (02:19:51):
She a freak?

Speaker 6 (02:19:53):
Oh no, give me sign sown No, no beautiful fine.

Speaker 8 (02:20:03):
Show it.

Speaker 2 (02:20:05):
Make me see stupid. That's pretty lame. That's not as
good as you know. Someone ship my pants for me?
My ass?

Speaker 6 (02:20:13):
Was it in Tete? I got there?

Speaker 11 (02:20:21):
Datasy speech told me I love clich I tell me first, I.

Speaker 1 (02:20:25):
Feel so sick and.

Speaker 2 (02:20:26):
Never get the love feet Si my ship my death.

Speaker 1 (02:20:31):
That's like a fa f golly.

Speaker 6 (02:20:33):
That's a silent.

Speaker 11 (02:20:36):
Silent some time about this cipher Rod trust to shit
my skinny chee so worse sad, I have time for Stey.

Speaker 2 (02:20:44):
That's a hit. That's good. That's it feels legit blash you.
It feels totally legit Yeah. Like I was like, I
think I've heard this song, right. They sound like they
could be played on the radio.

Speaker 7 (02:21:00):
Is that on our pop pop pump list a couple
weeks ago? Right?

Speaker 2 (02:21:04):
It definitely sounds like it. Uh, make a hit song
about potatoes.

Speaker 1 (02:21:16):
I really like mass potatoes. Baby, I stuff fling my
pist but great, I'm cursing up potatous day.

Speaker 6 (02:21:28):
I'm loving you. Whatever the baby.

Speaker 8 (02:21:32):
Mass sexy bitch, swush them up and fuck me mass potatoes.

Speaker 2 (02:21:41):
That's fine. I like it. I like that one. The
idea that someone sat in front of a computer and
did this for long periods of time, because again, there's
like one hundred and eighty country ones. Well, I mean
that they're they're hilarious and and and the computer's doing
all the work for you. You know they Hey, I's
doing all the work for you. You're just like coming

(02:22:02):
up with something funny about write a country song about
ship in my pants? Yeah, I mean it's not. Yeah,
but you have to write it a certain way. You
have to tweak it to get it to do what
you want. It isn't a you know, light switch right,
big day friends. So these are caveman rock songs. That's
why he's talking in such a weird sense though, But.

Speaker 6 (02:22:26):
Me, no, mom saying no, there's no fun meme, no
go till short done.

Speaker 2 (02:22:36):
Girl are damn stupid. I think those are dumb. That's brilliant. Yeah,
I think to to make it like the Caveman thing.
If it was just a regular rock song, I think
that that would behind. Here's a rock song, one.

Speaker 8 (02:22:53):
Bag a bottle, though it's not enough on the bad Boys.

Speaker 2 (02:23:04):
Off, I can't, I can't, I can't.

Speaker 8 (02:23:07):
I catch back, cake up, my god, cat.

Speaker 6 (02:23:15):
Call me for a watch.

Speaker 2 (02:23:18):
That's funny. That's funny plus two eagles, me and you.

Speaker 6 (02:23:24):
It's true.

Speaker 13 (02:23:24):
And when my balls getting nice and blue, I started
thinking about you.

Speaker 6 (02:23:31):
I started thinking about you.

Speaker 2 (02:23:35):
That feels predictable. Yeah, here's another rock So.

Speaker 11 (02:23:42):
City loves bird Holes in the night on the lust Streets, Name,
Deep in Grime, Fiell the Cracks and needs not Foods,
Silent scream from the Forgotten Roads.

Speaker 2 (02:24:02):
Just like regular music. Man not everyone's gonna be a hit,
all right. It seems to have great success with you know,
but stuff I messed around. I messed around with some
of the AI like graphic stuff, and a lot of
times it fumbles it really really, I've tried like searching
out for stuff like that, right, but it seems like
everything I come across I have to pay for and

(02:24:22):
I'm oh, yeah, no, I'm not paying like that Trump
when we got actually I think Lindsay found that one
and I tweaked. I played with it for like three
days to find something right, And to me, Trump was
the only one that I was like, Okay, that's that
one hundred sounds like Trump, right. A lot of them
are like, I mean, I guess it's more of like, Hi,

(02:24:42):
this is al Patino doing al Platina and you're like, okay,
right right, Like with these, I mean, you could tell like, okay,
it's got a like a robotic sound the voice, you know,
like an auto tune sort of thing. I don't, I
don't know. Sound sounds computer ish, Yeah, yeah, which is okay,
I guess. Yeah, for this, it's totally entertaining, very fun.

(02:25:04):
I had another video I was going to show. I
got another video I was going to play that I've
been holding onto for a while. I thought I saved it,
but I don't. I don't see it now. And it
was basically a guy who played or worked in the
White House and he he made he he got the

(02:25:33):
President Trump at the time convinced to do a bidet.

Speaker 7 (02:25:39):
Okay, to use one for the first time.

Speaker 2 (02:25:42):
Yeah. He he was like, hey, you're gonna it's it's
the way to go, and that Trump was like yeah,
and even like was showing text messages from Trump whatever
from Trump, and that Trump was like, I want you,
I want you to put one in the White House. Yeah,
and he's because he's like the plumber of the White House,

(02:26:02):
I guess, and he was like, okay, went to go
do that, and they wouldn't. They ordered a special gold
plated but day not like the one that you know,
you attached to the seat like it was a real
piece of equipment, like a real porcelain gold plated whatever,
and that they went to do it, and the engineering

(02:26:23):
team for the White House was like, hey, you can't
drill holes to put pipes in, can't change anything, and
that kind of got stalled out or whatever. So too
a couple of things like the idea that this man
was like it, Hey, you tired of smearing peanut butter
all over your fucking ass? Yeah, and then smearing it

(02:26:43):
some more, well, yes, as many I am you should
really think about squirting water on it. It's way better.

Speaker 7 (02:26:52):
But also he has never used one before.

Speaker 2 (02:26:55):
I mean that's not a big surprise. A lot of
people haven't used one. I've never used one. And then
not only that, but that the president can't get something
done he wants right, right, Well, there's priorities, man, You
mean that that right? There's a security threadl a new hole,
so I can't be doing that. Maybe well enough, I
would imagine there is some truth to that that maybe

(02:27:17):
not a security threat, like people are going to invade
through the pipehole, but for whatever reason has to be
done a certain way. Balances and stuff. Yeah, and this
guy went ahead and ordered a gold plated I don't
know where you get a gold plated bedey, No, No,
I don't know where that would be, or even a

(02:27:37):
gold plated toilet for that fact, dude, the idea of
shitting on a gold plated thing just freaks me out.

Speaker 14 (02:27:42):
That's it.

Speaker 11 (02:27:44):
Why.

Speaker 7 (02:27:48):
Yeah, I don't want to shop on gold.

Speaker 2 (02:27:52):
But all white. But it's not a precious metal, true,
But I mean it's not like it's a solid gold throne.
It's still gold. I think it's weird to drink gold schlager.
But people do, and people buy those, you know, you
always see it's like the most expensive baked potato ever
and it's got like gold flakes or some shit in it, right,

(02:28:13):
So people will do it. But I think it's fine.
I think it's fine. I let's do whatever you want.
I don't give a shit. I'm just saying that the
idea that I would have to I would sit and
like take a deuce right on gold just feels pretentious.

Speaker 14 (02:28:34):
Right.

Speaker 2 (02:28:34):
That'd be like if I stayed in like a penthouse suite,
I'd be like, this feels weird.

Speaker 12 (02:28:40):
Right.

Speaker 2 (02:28:40):
I'm not saying I couldn't get used to it, right, right,
just because it's something you've never done before. And it's
not like I'm gonna not deuce. So like if I
if I'm faced with a dilemma and I need to
deuce and it's a gold plated toilet, I'm gonna be like, nah,
fuck that, right, gotta go, you gotta go.

Speaker 7 (02:28:55):
I'm still surprised he's never used a day before because
the man's richest. Fuck and well that doesn't mean anything,
I know, but it just seems like something that rich
people all over would no at.

Speaker 2 (02:29:07):
Least well traveled, you know, because you go into Europe
and stuff, because that's like a big thing in Europe,
right the bi days are you now where they came from? Yes,
but they're not in every hotel room you ever go in.
And just because one travels and sees a bidet does
not mean one uses one. True. That true that I
probably wouldn't use it if I don't have the access

(02:29:27):
to it, Like, I don't know. That's weird, it's fucking
that's cold. Yeah, well that's why you get the warm one.
That's why you get the warm one. Mine has a remote,
Like I hold the remote while I'm doing enough to
well because it's yeah, and because it's like upgraded, Yeah,

(02:29:48):
and I can control the position of the wand I
can make it pulse. There's one setting I haven't touched yet,
and I'm a little nervous for it because it looks
like it washes like my balls nice.

Speaker 4 (02:30:00):
So.

Speaker 2 (02:30:01):
Why do I need my balls washed? Why does one ball?
Why does one need their balls washed? After dou scene?
I don't understand this splash. I guess I think it's
for women's parts.

Speaker 7 (02:30:13):
Yeah, mine has the vagina cleaner. It does Yeah, it's
got Yeah, Yeah, it goes the stream goes further up,
so it shoots.

Speaker 2 (02:30:22):
It doesn't shoot backwards, it shoots, it's just a little further. Yeah. Okay.
And I asked you this off air. This is like
a while ago, right, because you do talk about the
Bodeta bossom and how amazing it is. And now you've
got this new enhanced I've upgraded one, right, I asked
you before, and I think you're getting closer and closer

(02:30:43):
to it because you told me never. But how long
before you get on those fancy Japanese toilets that do
all that. They never plays fucking music with the heat
of sea, no heat of a day. Yeah, No, I'm
not doing all that. Shine your shoes for you, Yeah,
I'm not doing all that. This one is a heated seat,
and which is awesome, and the water is heated, which

(02:31:07):
is awesome, and it cleans its like it has like
a nozzle cleaning thing. Because the other thing people do
not tell you about, which I will be very honest about,
is that if you are shitting your drawer like you
have it bad, it does get pretty messy and everywhere. Yeah,
because once it's and then you spray and it sprays
all that shit everywhere, so I do end up cleaning

(02:31:29):
my toilet more often. Okay, but that's okay. I don't care. Yes, yeah,
I'm not like my wife can't stand cleaning the toilet.
I don't care. It's I've wiped, I've had my kids
shit on my hands. What's the matter at this point. Yeah,
and everybody's it's all family. There's not like you're coming
over and cleaning my toilet. That's not like I'm you know,
eating bakle vine in between, you know what I'm saying, Like,

(02:31:52):
it's right, I wash my hands or I've been known
to put gloves on sometimes it's it's I do grosser
things than that. Scrubbing a toilet is a necessity of life,
something you have to do. I mean, you don't have
to do it, but if you don't want your house
like you should. I'm the type of person that if
I'm standing on the street corner and I want to
go to the other side of the street, I go, fuck,

(02:32:13):
I guess I got across the street and I want
my toilet clean, so right, just fucking walk across the street.
Instead of being like I don't want to walk across
the street. That's unfair fucking walk across the street. I
think that the heated seat sounds nice, but sitting on
a warm seat still freaks me out because I feel

(02:32:37):
like I feel like somebody was just sitting there, and
you know as well as I do. You go somewhere
public bathroom, work or whatever, you sit down and then
you feel that warmth on your You're like, oh, it's
like we're touching butts. Yeah, it's like we're touching butts together.
And I don't like that. Yeah, except this is in
our private bathroom where my wife or I use it. Right,

(02:32:58):
And so if I go home to day, like after work,
can I sit down for a meeting? I know no
one else has sat on it, that is true. And
even if they had and they're hiding in my house
to assassinate me, I'm good with dying right there on
my toy. I'm good. I'm already vulnerable. So when it

(02:33:19):
comes to the heating of the toilet seat, do you like,
is it like when you start your car, like auto
starts so you can heat it up in the winter time,
you got to kind of start your toilet a little early.
You're like, I'm gonna be using the bathroom. So I
need to go ahead and hit the heat button now,
so when I sit down it's piping hot. No, I'm
not clear on like how it does it, but there

(02:33:40):
is a set. I can change the setting of what
how hot or cold? Like I can turn it off okay,
or I can make it really hot. And I think
it's on like one click, like I don't even have
it on. It's like five clicks on. The one stays
on all the time, stays warm all the time. Apparently
it like it learns when you sit on the toilet
I get. I don't know. I don't know, because there

(02:34:00):
have been times I've sat on and been like, oh,
it's not it's not that it's not that warm. My
this is not as warm as it should be. I
thought I didn't need the heated water. Like that was
something my wife was very excited about. I could imagine
that would be all right, because cold water under buttle
is not yeah surprising, yes, except which you will appreciate

(02:34:21):
when you've been out mowing the yard or doing whatever.
It helps cool that cord out. Yeah, I can get
that as Yeah, it feels nice, especially after like maybe
some spicy foods. It feels nice. I was so wrong
about the heated water on my chocolate that like it's

(02:34:41):
a it's a special feeling. It's really it's really awesome.
And if you were to ever experience it, I promise
you'll go fuck. That was nice. You know, like when
you get a pedicure or manicure or a massage, you're like, man,
that I feel pretty. Yeah, I get it back, so

(02:35:03):
I feel pretty now. I'm not joking when I'm when
I go take a ship here and I'm like, I
feel so goddamn gross, Like you.

Speaker 7 (02:35:15):
Would rather wait until you get home.

Speaker 2 (02:35:17):
Yeah, yeah, because I don't want to smear shit exactly.

Speaker 7 (02:35:23):
We've been spoiled.

Speaker 2 (02:35:25):
Yeah, name anything else on our body. When there's something
on it, we take like a piece of fabric and
rub it and rub it and rub it and rub
it and hope because you can't see you got it all. Yeah, yeah,
I don't know. Maybe food on your mouth sometimes maybe yeah,

(02:35:46):
maybe one rubbed Yeah. I get I get what you're saying,
but you're not even hot wings. You're not like rub
rub rub, pull the paper over rub rub.

Speaker 11 (02:35:55):
Well.

Speaker 2 (02:35:55):
The barbecue that I had at the Rock, Klahoma was
kind of like that. That's sauce with some saucy stuff, right,
And I'm just like, ah, shit, okay, it's everywhere and then,
and especially with facial hair. But that's something I realized
yesterday when I got home from the campgrounds out there,
Like how much how nice it is to wipe your
ass with real fucking toilet paper. Yeah, and I imagine

(02:36:18):
you nice to get home after camping all this time
to be able to blast your ass with some warm
water or something, you know, because that fucking two ply
or that one ply that they got out there. Yeah, hey,
we're the damn Yeah it is. And I can tell
you this too. I was cleaning the day and it's
got it's got a filter, so like we don't smell
each other's shits anymore. That's nice. I don't know how

(02:36:40):
it works, but I took the filter out and there
were pooh particles in the filter. Y. You just wash
it out the filter and put it back again. That's
what you're supposed to do. Oh okay, I didn't know
if it was just like replace it.

Speaker 7 (02:36:51):
No, No, it's like a plastic one itself has a filter.

Speaker 2 (02:36:54):
Yeah. Yeah, it's like a fanned thing. Yeah. They just
like line Amazon. I don't even get like the most
they have, like insanely expensive ones like you go whoof
like rent price? Yeah yeah, you say you're not gonna
get a fancy Japanese but I think I think you're

(02:37:16):
getting closer right now. I don't need to. You're gonna
rig something up towards just as club. I don't need to.
And here's the thing too. If I get a fancy
Japanese toilet and I move, I can't take it with me.
This I can take with me. I think ten thousand
dollars on a fancy Japanese toilet, the motherfucker's coming with me. No,
I am pulling it out and taking it with me now,

(02:37:37):
and I'll go to fucking Low's and get one of
those crappers in a box. You know what I'm talking about.
You're like, you're going back to old porcelain. I'm still
paying on this motherfucker right. Taking out a toilet ain't
easy though, transporting it right. Number toilets that get broken
being installed and uninstalled and moved. Tell the movers, hey

(02:38:00):
be careful with that bubble wrap that six times? Remember
when I, uh my toy I had I was going
to fix my toilet and I it was bent. The
plate was bent. Yeah, and I had the guy that
I know comes. He came and fixed it. And I
had taken a piece of wood and put it in
the bowl with the underneath the lip of the rim
to pick it up. Yeah. And he was like, what's

(02:38:20):
the what's the stick for it? I'm like, to pick
up the toilet. He goes, I've never seen that. I'm like,
how long you've been a plumber. He's like twenty five years.
I'm like, you've never put a stick in and then
just lift up the toilet and he goes no. I'm
like what do you do? And he's like, I hug
it and pick it up and wattle. I'm like, that's
how I've done it. I'm like, okay, that's how I've

(02:38:40):
replaced toilets before. You just pick us some bitch up. Yeah,
you can definitely do that, but then you have to waddle.
But this is like you pick it up like it's
a briefcaseh huh. I have never heard or seen anything
like that. He was like, that's really, you know, inventive.
I'm like, I didn't come up with it. A plumber
showed me. So now he's going to go out and
get his own toy. Stick also can be used to

(02:39:03):
wipe your ass. Right used to be how you wiped
your ass Rockaholma. Question, did you see anybody getting in fights? No,
it looked pretty much, Tim, I didn't see a lot
of chaos. No, from what I seen, there was in
a lot of cants. But I have seen online there's
this one goal in one of the groups, and I

(02:39:24):
guess her boyfriend cheated on her with her best friend
and festival a festival in the fucking act. I guess, Yeah,
what a lazy you know. It wasn't I wasn't my
friend that she did it with. It was just some
random stranger, nonetheless, But from what I gather, she beat
the shit out of him and ended up spending the

(02:39:46):
night in jail there in Mays County and eventually got out,
and now they're not together anymore and they're friends. I
I'm not letting my wife beat the shit out of
me right at all. I mean, I'm not saying she's
not gonna hit me, right, but I feel like I

(02:40:10):
could get up and get away, yes, leaving, I'm not Yeah,
I'm not saying maybe listen if you hit me, I'm
hitting you back. That's just the way that works. But
I'm also not gonna sit there and take it right right, yeah,
from anyone. I'm gonna try and get up and get away.
Absolutely absolutely, I think that's the best way to do it. Now,
if she's using a ball bat and she's taking out

(02:40:31):
his legs and he can't walk, even then, I'm gonna
shelter my face and I'm going to try and grab
you and pull you close so you can't swing your
arms right right, Stop the brutality as much as possible. Yes, Yeah,
I get it. And at that point I would think
other people would jump in to subdue the assailant. Yeah,
I'm digging into this, and I'm like, I wonder how

(02:40:52):
long him and her friend have been fucking to make
him think that they could do it at Rocklahoma and
everything will be fine. Or was it just you know,
we're all sitting around the camp, you know, and it's
like everybody's asleep. We're the only two leg I could
see that too as well. You know, one thing happens
to another, but there's just a lot of shit going on.
But yeah, for the most part, no fights or anything.

(02:41:14):
Parties were awesome. We walked around the campgrounds a little bit,
and lots and lots of people hanging out having a
good time. Did you make it too? Oil Wrestling? That
was Saturday and now Saturday. Because of the way the
schedule was, my schedule, work schedule, I had to keep

(02:41:35):
it pretty light and easy this year, you know, because
we had to work. We broadcast live on Saturday and
as the morning show, and then Brady and I did
it on Sunday as well, so I couldn't go crazy
on Friday night. Couldn't go crazy. Didn't you all go
crazy on Friday night? Uh? Not? I mean we got drunk.
We did, and I ended up. I was passed out

(02:41:57):
by like eight thirty. But that wasn't because I was
fucking way excuse me, that's because I've been up since
fucking one thirty in the morning already. Right for me,
Friday nights at Orocklaholma are always rough because I always
get up so early or whatever. Because the story out
of the crew was that you all went pretty crazy
because of some mismanagement of alcohol. Now what I say

(02:42:19):
about that is they were pouring the alcohol incorrectly apparently, yes, yes,
trying to make pickle shots and didn't follow this. They
went two to one instead of one to two, right right,
right right? Yeah, so uh yeah, I mean some of
them did go a little little crazier than others, but yeah,
but I did not. I did not. I drank my
normal amount, you know, and I was just like eight thirty,

(02:42:41):
I got done, eaton, I'm out done. But then I
also got up a fucking it was like five thirty
the next day. I was up at five thirty in
the morning, but then partied all day long, notheless. So
you didn't make it well wrestling, No, I didn't. No,
I didn't. I wanted to, but I didn't. Yeah, well,
well that's that. It was a good time. Goddamn yeah.

(02:43:04):
Get me all choked up thinking about how awesome Wrocklahoma
was and the fact that it's not gonna be around
for another year. That that sucks that I'm thinking about that,
you know, as as slip Knot was was winding down,
you know, and I'm like, this is our last song.
And I told my girlfriend she ain't never been in
Rockaholm before. I was like, this is the last Rocklahoma song.

(02:43:25):
This is it? After that, no more until next year.
You know, we'll party and we'll live Rocklahoma or whatever
that night. But I was like, this, is it? No
more music? Are you going to Born and Raised?

Speaker 14 (02:43:36):
Fuck?

Speaker 2 (02:43:36):
Yeah, I'm stiked. Yeah, but I don't. I don't have
the same it's not the same. And I don't camp
out at Born and Raised like I do at Rocklahoma
or whatever. I just drive back and forth. But I'm
in it for the music and the festivals and all
that shit, and and I don't have to work it,
so it's fine. I can actually enjoy it. Yeah, yeah,
is it is. There's party, but there's not as much

(02:43:58):
right party. Yeah, there's still campground parties and stuff, but
it doesn't go as hard as as well.

Speaker 7 (02:44:04):
Many people are born and Raised.

Speaker 2 (02:44:05):
Wouldn't say no, maybe half because you know, when you
pull it into Oklahoma grounds, like it's all fucking covered
all the fields. Oh yeah, right as campers and tans
as far as the eye can see, no matter where
you're going. And with the Born and Raised, you really
don't get that much. So maybe maybe in the next
coming you got to think about it like that. You know,

(02:44:26):
rock Along has been around for damn near twenty years.
You know, Born and Raised is really all, it's what
fourth something like that, So we'll see what happens in
another sixteen years. Yeah, and the weather should be awesome
for born and raised too. I'm excited for what I'm seeing.
It's gonna be. I am excited. See Hank Williams Junior
Live what down? Yeah, all right, you guys have a

(02:44:46):
fantastic week. And the next thing, the big thing coming
up for us is gonna be our toy drive to
start playing. For that, it's gonna be the Thursday after Wednesday,
Thursday after Thanksgiving for you guys, have a fantastic week.
See yeah, fine,