December 18, 2024 • 102 mins
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all right, And so these are the top Christmas movies ranked. Okay, okay.
They put out a list of the top Christmas music
of movies based on their fresh ratings. Take that for
what you will. Coming in at number ten, It's a
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Wonderful Life. Classic feels like I should be on that list.
I think it's a little dated, but that's just my opinion.
I mean classic and dated feels like, yeah, synonym, but
I hear you.
Speaker 6 (04:46):
And.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
Yeah, okay, I'm okay with that being on the list. Sure,
I got no grub on that one. Number nine a movie.
I'm gonna say that. I'm going to guarantee a lot
of you've never heard of Carol, never heard of it
and not as in Christmas.
Speaker 5 (05:07):
Sounds more like it would be a horror movie.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
Yeah right, it is not. It is a movie about
a woman who meets another woman window shopping on Christmas
Eve and they fall in love. Okay, it's fairly recent.
You can get it on Netflix. That was number nine,
Number eight, die hard. It makes about as much sense.
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Number seven, Little Women.
Speaker 5 (05:38):
Really that's a Christmas movie.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
I'll be honest, I don't remember a Christmas scene in it,
do you know. I mean the cover has them in
the snow, which implies that it is about it's in
the winter time, so it is around that time of year.
That's the nineteen ninety four cover. The twenty nineteen version
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is a little bit. It's still got a bit of
a Christmasy theme on the cover. Some missiletoe hanging in
the back. Okay, I've never seen this movie. I wouldn't
expect you to. I've heard of it. I know it
won some awards back in the nineties. That's as far
as several scenes take place during the holiday season. Okay, again,
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I said this was gonna twist some people up. I'm
not done, by the way. Then The Nightmare before Christmas
at six fair Sure that's a dual holiday movie.
Speaker 5 (06:44):
Yeah, I'll give you that.
Speaker 1 (06:46):
I don't think that can be a thing, right sure.
Clause comes in at number five. Clause is a Netflix
movie that was on few years back, and to say
it's good would not be kind. It ain't good. I
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mean it's not good.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
It's not my favorite my kids liked it, so I
guess if you're a kid, maybe alike.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
So your kid sits down and they got a choice
between the Grinch pick whichever version and that they're picking claws,
probably because it's animated. So is the others. Not all
of them? Well, the one would with what's his name
isn't true, but the other ones are then coming in.
We're not done, by the way. Number four four, number
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three Tangerine.
Speaker 5 (07:42):
Never heard of it.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
I didn't either. Again, it's another movie about two women
and are men women men? Anyway? It is about these
two individuals and them falling in love. Christmas time, okay,
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number Chris, Number three, Miracle on thirty four Street. Yeah,
it's about saying getting fired, yeah, and then going to court.
Nothing's more American and Christmas like court and getting fired.
Number two a classic one Shop around the Corner is
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got the same guy from a wonderful life and he
falls for a woman that though they work in a
shop together, and he falls for one of the women
that works there. Okay, Christmas time. And then number one,
according to this Rotten Tomatoes, number one Christmas movie Meet
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Me in Saint Louis. What Now, there is a part
of me. It's a musical for those who know Judy Garland,
and there's a part in it that is got Christmas
stuff in it, which check the box if diehards a
Christmas movie part.
Speaker 5 (09:03):
I was in Meet Me in Saint Louis. I was
in the play. I played Judy Garland's role. You had
one I had to sing, I have yourself a merry
little Christmas.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Checks the box. It's got a Christmas song in it,
or doesn't have a Christmas song? Nope, sure doesn't.
Speaker 5 (09:22):
We we didn't put that play on at Christmas time.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
It was this that was amazing. Well that is it's
a pretty big musical for sure. Yeah, it is never
heard of Christmas in July come on now right.
Speaker 5 (09:34):
Ah that summer. I just wouldn't. I wouldn't put it
down as a Christmas movie.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
At all of these that I would put down as
a Christmas movie. Maybe Miracle on thirty fourth Street because
it's about Sanna the whole movie. Yeah, I put even
It's a Wonderful Life because it happens at that time
of the year. Even though it's about him dying and
you know, seeing what life would be black without him,
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it still happens at that time of the year. But
if I'm not mistaken, it goes a whole calendar year.
I don't know. There's a part of I feel like
a bunch of time goes by. Maybe so, maybe maybe so.
Speaker 5 (10:16):
Even Bruce Willis himself said Diehard's not a Christmas movie.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
Well he's loving Yeah, right, you can't believe anything he says.
He has no idea what he's talking about.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
Before he got sick.
Speaker 1 (10:28):
Win's that line, yeah right, at this list, I straight
up garbage. Now. I'm not saying these movies aren't Christmas movies.
I'm not saying these movies aren't good movies. I'm not
saying they're not good Christmas movies. But of Christmas movies,
ain't no way I'm putting ninety percent of these in
my list. No, not even close, Bud Right, that just
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makes no sense of it being a Christmas movie. Shop
around Corner is fine. A lot of people think it's
a great holiday movie, and it is a cute movie. Right,
it's a classic, outdated whatever.
Speaker 5 (11:10):
I'm not even watching any of those during the holiday season, right,
none of those are on my radar.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
That's a fair question, Like for you to it has
to be something you watch every year for it to
be a Christmas movie, right right right? Christmas Story yep,
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation ye, Home Alone, Home Alone. So
these are the top ten according to Esquire, which I
would probably put above Rotten Tomatoes, even though Rotten Tomatoes
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is a movie side Esquire is a men's fashion magazine.
Way this list is way you know you like that list?
They don't make them more qualify. I agree with it.
Number ten Christmas Carol, the original, Number nine the Muppet
Christmas Carol. Oh accept that. Number eight Bad Santa, Ah,
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Bad Santa is a good Christmas movie. Not the second one,
but the first one was good. I don't know if
it embodies the spirit of Christmas, but I'm sure it does.
It's just the opposite end, right. That's like that. It's
like putting that movie Silent Night on a Christmas movie.
I wouldn't you know. Number seven Miracle on thirty fourth,
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Number six Scrooged with Bill Murray. I would put Scrooge
with Bill Murray above Christmas Carol above like I wouldn't
put all three of those on the list, right, But
because for me, as you said, some of the outdated
movies don't resonate as well. It does make them bad movies,
right right, they're just older. It doesn't stand the test
of time. Number five, Home Alone, number four, White Christmas,
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number three A Christmas Story, Number two Lampoons Christmas, and
then number one A Wonderful Life. Yeah, so a little
better than the one that the Rotten Tomatoes had put together.
But hey, they're the experts. Listen, they didn't put it together.
It's off users. People that watch movies their input. And
you could argue nerds movie nerds like officionados, because if
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you are someone who goes to a site and goes,
this is what I think people want to see, I
know movies, then you're into it more than the average Joe.
And that's I think where the problem is is they're
they're appealing to the nerds and getting really deep into
the weeds about it as opposed to appealing to the
masses who just take it for the surface. That's just
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my opinion anyway. It's funny how we say, like American
idol pop music, which appeals to the masses is meh,
but then when a movie site does it, it's me
It's not man, it's dumb. Or when a magazine appeals
to the masses, then it's spot on. Right Friday after
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Next is the best Christmas movie? Okay, I mean it
is a Christmas It would be considered a Christmas movie
because it does happen during Christmas. Oh yeah, Old Terry
Crews rapes Cat Williams in a bathroom. He's funny, ry, Christmas,
funny and incredibly has an incredible physique. Right, Diehard is
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a Christmas movie. The whole movie takes place during Christmas
Eve at a Christmas party, but it doesn't embody the
spirit of Christmas at all. Well, I mean, okay, that
movie office Christmas Party. You know what I'm talking about.
I think he's got Jason Bateman in it. It's a
relative movie. Yeah, I mean that, I mean happens here
in a Christmas party. But I guess you're right that
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one embodies the spirit of Christmas. I guess Batman Returns
has Christmas in it. Okay, that's the one with Schwarzenegger,
Right is mister Freeze, catch me if you can m
m mm. That has a Christmas in it. We don't
consider that a Christmas move. Well, trading places and it's
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not a Christmas movie. I would consider that more so,
at least than Catch Me if a Can. But it
has a Christmas scene, it is what I'm saying. Yeah,
it doesn't matter if it has If it has one
scene in, it is not a Christmas movie to where like,
at least with die Hard, the whole movie was during
a Christmas party, which makes it Christmas enough. Having just
one scene in there doesn't make any There were scenes
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at the Christmas party, but the movie isn't about Christmas party.
It isn't about any of those things. No, but it
happened during a Christmas party. I mean, catch Me if
you can. There's a Christmas song in it, Okay, but
that also goes actually years, no round. I'm not arguing
it is. I'm arguing Diehard isn't because of that. Someone
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said Bridget Jones's diary Edward.
Speaker 5 (15:48):
Scissorhands Love Actually.
Speaker 1 (15:50):
Yeah, Love Actually is not a Christmas movie. I love
that movie, and the more I watch it, it's garbage. The
writing's garbage, the characters are garbage. It's a garbage guilt
pleasure movie.
Speaker 5 (16:03):
I love it.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
Why what do you love about it? Do you love
the cheating? No? Do you love it? The guy who
do you love? Do you love the guy who secretly
is in love with his best friend's now wife.
Speaker 5 (16:15):
No, but I do love their wedding scene when all
the instruments pop.
Speaker 1 (16:19):
Up and he's he's zooming in on the girl because
he loves her. You love that part?
Speaker 5 (16:24):
Yeah, I actually do. I love and I love the
when the writer falls in love with the woman who
can't speak his language and he learns hers.
Speaker 1 (16:37):
And yeah, uh, this is a really great one. Eyes
Wide Shut. That's a Christmas movie. They go to a
Christmas party. Yep.
Speaker 5 (16:47):
That's the Tom Cruis and Nicole.
Speaker 1 (16:48):
Tan Yeah, Stanley Kubrick movie. That's that's awesome. Iron Man three,
The Family Man with Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
Yep.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
I love that movie and it is not considered a
Christmas movie. People never talk about it. The long Kiss
good Night, the ref lethal weapon hook, he passed away, Yeah,
because he leaves at Christmas. Step Mom, okay, jar Head
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with Jay Gillenhall, Step Brothers, Yes, Silver Linings Playbook. I'm
just saying there's a lot of movies that have Christmas
in it in some capacity. We completely ride off, but
die Hard, we're all in on and apparently tangerine. All right,
we got to take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 7 (17:45):
More of The Big Men Morning Show is next.
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It's time for newsquakies, world news, local news and news
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Speaker 1 (18:32):
In ninety seventy five, AMoD.
Speaker 5 (18:35):
Naked Pennsylvania man on drugs breaks one trooper's ribs and
another's hand. Thirty six year old Keaton Jared Gaines of Morrisdale, Pennsylvania,
had bail denied after being charged with multiple counts of
aggravated assault, assault of law enforcement, resisting arrest, harassment, simple assault,
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and endangering the wealth fair of a child. This happened
on Thursday, December twelfth. Troopers said they were called to
a home on Shoonover Road in Graham Township around two
am on December eleventh, when Gaines's mother reportedly called nine
one one. According to the criminal complaint, police arrived to
find Gaines naked in the bathroom with two children. Upon arrival,
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Gaines's mom said he lived in the camper outside and
came into the house naked and on drugs and told
her she was going to meet the lord. Her husband
later told police that Gaines took him and two children
in the home into the bathroom, where he began to
drink toilet water, Oh God, and loudly pray. Troopers entered
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the home and attempted to make contact with Gaines when
he began to throw fists. According to the complaint, he
began to swing his arms and kick at troopers while
exclaim exclaiming this is a fight. After we're deploying tasers
twice and having no effect on him. He was taken down,
only to get back on his feet and continue to
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punch and kick both troopers. He eventually started to give
up charge a show and was taken into custody. Troopers
noted that one wound up with two broken ribs while
the other had a fractured bone in their hand that
will require seeking out a specialist. Bail was denied for
him and he is scheduled to go into preliminary hearing tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
There better be a nuclear warf. I'm drinking toilet water
right right, and only from the tank, not the bowl. Again,
if there's a nuclear and there's no water and i
don't got a lot of choices and I'm dehydrated, I'm
just saying I'm not saying that, no, right, I'm just
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saying there's an asterisk. Last resort. Oh, gross, Amazon driver
cons stealing ups package. So this comes out of South
Carolina or this Amazon driver she was delivering packages to
this apartment complex, right, and they have their little mail
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room there, and she's caught on surveillance camera kind of
checking out the other packages, giggity, And eventually she gets
done delivering the packages that she had, she grabs this
big old box, the biggest one that they had there,
and she puts it in her cart and zips it
up and then walks out the door. And she's walking
out the door, there was another dude that was coming
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in checked the mail notetheless, but she ended up taking
was three hundred dollars ninja slushy machine. Anyway, cops get called.
They are currently looking for this woman. They know who
she is. They're not releasing her name, but they say
that she's been arrested three times since twenty sixteen for
anything from simple assault to possession of cocaine. Dude, those
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ninja slushy machines, Like people are going crazy for him. Yeah,
there's a three hundred dollars machine, is what they say. So,
I mean you could sell that on this on the
streets for you know, Bell fifty and still you know
making money. Yeah, people making like ice cream and stuff
with them.
Speaker 5 (22:17):
Yeah, not my back gargaritas maybe, yes.
Speaker 1 (22:23):
Yeah, mm hm, that's interesting. Grammy Award winning gospel singer
arrested in Greenville. A Grammy Award winning gospel singer is
facing charges in South Carolina. Police arrested Leandre Johnson on
Monday night. She was reportedly screaming profanities while holding what
appeared to be liquor on Main Street downtown. She was
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taking into custody for public intoxication and having an open
container on public street. She was booked into the County
Detention Center on a two hundred and fifty seven dollars bond.
This is she had an incident before where she was
on periscope, remember periscope where she was drinking tequila on periscope.
You can drink tequila. I still love the Lord. It's okay.
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Some cultures. Yes, I was thinking it was probably more
of an offense that she was swearing than it was
that she was drinking. Right, everybody dips into the sacramental
wine every now and again. Don't ask preacher man, why preach?
A man need his medicine. But yeah, this isn't the
first time she's been in trouble. A lot of people,
you know, cry hypocrisy, but I agree with it. Be like, ah, right,
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it's okay. Just be smart about it, don't be stupid
like this broad after cause and troll. Well, well, I
think it's I don't know why we're not normalizing the
idea that you can be pursuing preaching and needing the
Lord in your life but also have life's problems. Absolutely. Yeah,
it's been going on since the beginning of time, I know.
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But we put these people in a bubble and say
they're abstained from all those things, and that's just not accurate.
They're people. Yeah, you can't drink, you can't smoke, you
can't curse, you can't do none of that stuff. You're
supposed to be a shiny little pillar of community, and
that's just not the way life is. Right well, And
I have this thing of where they place the word
when people are like I'm a Christian, I'm like, eh,
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you're trying to be a Christian? If to me anything
you you're you're trying to be that. You're working on
it every day. It's not a finish line. You have
to embody those every day. And some days you're good
at it, some days you're not.
Speaker 8 (24:24):
Not.
Speaker 1 (24:24):
Just Christianity many things, yep, being a ninja, being a ninja.
I'm trying to be a ninja. Somedays I do ninja stuff.
A lot of days I don't. That's right, all right,
we got to take a break. We'll be back.
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One of the things that I don't like about this
year is bowl games just slide by so fast and
you don't even know, like you you don't know usually
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till you're like here, Lindsey or someone else give the
score and you're like, son of a bitch, I forgot
there was football on because you're watching the Thunder maybe
Thursday night football or whatever. But yeah, they kick up
again on Friday, so there's a game tonight Boise States.
I'm sorry, I got that wrong. The playoffs start on Friday,
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but the the regular bowl games continue on tonight Western
Kentucky versus James Madison. Okay, and the Book of Raton Bowl. Well,
that sounds exciting. And then Cal and UNLV play tonight
as well in the Art of Sport La Bowl. If
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you're looking for a little more challenging gamesmanship, the R
and L. Carrier's New Orleans Bawl is tomorrow night with
Georgia Southern and Sam Houston. Okay. If that's still not
enough for you, the staff DNA Cure Ball it's Friday
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with Ohio versus Jacksonville State. That's not Ohio State, by
the way. And then also on Friday night is the
Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl, Okay, where two Lane and
Florida will be playing, and then they kick off again
on Monday after the weekend. So is that just a
(26:47):
way to say everybody gets to go to a bowl game?
Sure sounds kind of purple ribbonish. No, I mean, it's
just it's a way to play another game, and from
a player standpoint, it's another way to like highlight some
of your skill set. For you to get tape the
Bob's Drywall Bowl. Hell yeah, Uh well, I mean the
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ball you play in. Obviously, the boy you playing is important,
but to garner tape for scouting, like to maybe move
on up or get drafted. It is a chance there's something.
You could say there's something and they get swag bags
and the schools get money. Yeah, I would say it's
more for the schools than it is for the players.
(27:32):
You get national television exposure, right, which helps with recruiting.
You get to see you get to see you know,
Georgia Southern on You're like, Wow, I've never thought about
going to Georgia Southern. I didn't know there was a Southern.
I know of Georgia, but I know there was a
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Georgia Southern So you see what I'm saying, and they
have a team like yeah, I mean sometimes national television
isn't about football players going there, right, it's about other
about anybody going there. So it's a big to those schools.
That's a big deal. I don't know if it's a
big deal to Oklahoma to play in a bowl game
right now to your point, but they get money, so
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I think it is more of less a purple ribbon
and more of the schools get money national TV money too.
That's good. Let's see what Lindsay asked for. Balls to
the wall Sports.
Speaker 5 (28:36):
Well, the Bucks have claimed the NBA Cup title. Milwaukee
knocked off the Oklahoma City Thunder ninety seven to eighty
one in the NBA Cup Championship at Tmobile Arena. Jannis
toadde Coombo had a triple double with twenty six points,
nineteen rebounds and ten assists. Damian Lillard chipped in twenty
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three points to help Milwaukee clinch this second ever NBA Cup.
Shaid gil GISs Alexander paced to Oklahoma City with twenty
one points in the losing effort. The NBA regular season
resumes Thursday.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Man doesn't mean anything. The stats, don't hurt, don't bother
you the bother your stuff. The record doesn't impede your
record for the for the championship. It's just a fun,
exciting thing that happens in the NBA. Yeah, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 5 (29:27):
Memphis is the champion of the Scooters Coffee Frisco Bowl.
The Tigers defeated West Virginia in a while forty two
to thirty seven showdown at Toyota Stadium. Seth Hennigan was
eighteen for twenty six with two hundred and ninety four
yards and two touchdowns for the Tigers in the win.
Number twenty five. Memphis improved to eleven and two, with
the victory making the second highest win total for a
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season in program history. The Falcons are making a change
behind center. Atlanta has named rookie Michael PENNOCKX Junior as
the team starts quarterback moving forward. Veteran Kirk Cousins will
be moving to the bench. After just fourteen starts in Atlanta,
Cousins had thrown just one touchdown compared to nine interceptions
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over his past five starts. The team selected Pennix with
the eighth overall pick in the twenty twenty four NFL Draft.
Speaker 1 (30:18):
It could very well be the end for Kirk Cousins
in Atlanta. He gets a hundred million guaranteed. Yeah, and
he's already got He got a fifty million signing bonus,
and he made forty million this year and he's only
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been in the playoffs once in his career.
Speaker 5 (30:43):
Yeah, what happened. He just he moved and he just failed.
Speaker 1 (30:48):
I mean he didn't just move and failed. He had
an achilles rupture and to come back from that is
really really tough. So and he's learning.
Speaker 5 (30:59):
A new scheme, right, that is true.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
And they draft Michael PENNOCKX junior. Yeah, we'll see how
he does first real NFL game. We'll see how But
another rookie starting this year. Wild. Yeah.
Speaker 5 (31:15):
The Titans are reportedly making a change at quarterback as well.
According to ESPN, Tennessee will not start will Lewis Sunday
at the Indianapolis Colts. He's completing sixty three point seven
percent of his passes for one thousand, nine hundred and
sixteen yards, twelve touchdowns and twelve interceptions and eleven starts
this season. Veteran Mason Rudolph is the only other QB
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on the Titans active roster. He started three games earlier
this season when Will Levis was dealing with a shoulder injury.
Speaker 1 (31:47):
He has averaging one point six turnovers per game. The
next comparable quarterback that's gone through that was Jameis Winston
and twenty ninth Jameis Winston. Woow. Like that is not
a good comparison.
Speaker 5 (32:02):
Nah, that's your balls to the wall sports. I'm Lindsay
at ninety seven to five KMOD.
Speaker 1 (32:28):
Good morning, It's the big Man Morning Show. Nine one,
eight four six O KMOD. You can also text BMMS
and then what you want to say to eight two
nine four five, Good morning, Lindsay.
Speaker 5 (32:39):
Good morning Corbyn. We've got concert tickets all over our
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Speaker 1 (32:59):
Good luck, Good morning, Kimpie, Oh, good morning. Today's your
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Lindsay wants to talk about.
Speaker 9 (33:20):
Linsen Linzen Linson Linzen ln ds Why.
Speaker 10 (33:24):
Lindsay, Lindsay Lindsay nd sdy Linnsey.
Speaker 5 (33:38):
You gonna catch because I feel something licking me. Well,
we're practically in the middle of the month and we're
gonna be gone here soon for the holidays, and with
it being the end of the year, and all, I
thought we would go over some of our personal best
of moments of the year, things that we've done on
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some experiences that we've had, our best of moments. I've
written down a few topics, and I'll ask you what
your best of was, and I'll go I'll answer my
best of first, so to give you time to think
about it. For starters, your best vacation of twenty twenty.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
Four, how many vacations did you take?
Speaker 5 (34:25):
I mean it could have been anything, maybe a weekend trip.
I mean, I took a few weekend quick weekend trips,
camping trips, things like that. But my best vacation was
the fourth of July week that I went back to
Indiana because I took our friends Brad and Michelle with us,
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and they got to see Lake Michigan for the first time.
And it's always fun when someone sees that because they
don't ever realize how big it actually is, and they thought,
that's not a lake, that's an ocean because when they
see it for the first sign, they can't see the
other side of it. And it's amazing experiencing new foods,
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staying out on the beach all night long, having bonfires
on the beach. It's just it was a wonderful week
back home for us. Weather was perfect, sunshine always a
good time. Can you think of your best vacation this year?
Gave beat?
Speaker 1 (35:24):
That's when I went to Florida. I mean, rode thirty
three thousand, over three thousand miles round trip, rode down
to the Keys from Daytona Beach, spent the Fourth of
July there on the beach, watching fireworks shows on the beach.
It was pretty freaking awesome. Got stranded waiting for a
tire repair for your buddy. Yeah, right, stranded at a
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dealership was putting two awful beds. I just hung out
and you know, walked around. They had a couple of
good shops around there, so that was easy shopping. It
was a lot of fun, you know, just to get out.
Got drunk and fell over into a bush. Well, fell over,
snapped up real quick, and then got pushed back into
the bush simply for a photo op. Yeah, so that
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that was fun. Yeah, yeah, good adventure. Oh yeah yeah sure.
Speaker 5 (36:11):
What was your best of vacation this year?
Speaker 1 (36:15):
New York City? Easy? I love New York City, good food,
cool experiences. I got jiu jitsu, New York, seen people,
all of it. It was New York's was amazing.
Speaker 5 (36:28):
Yeah. How about your best bad date? Best bad date?
Mine was Kevin and I needed to go to Ace
Hardware for a blade for a tree trimmer.
Speaker 1 (36:45):
Of his guys are dates. I know.
Speaker 5 (36:49):
Well, it was supposed to be quick, bush, it was
supposed to be really quick. We ended up having to
go to three different locations before we could find just
one blade for his tree trimmer before they had it
in stock. So we ended up driving by my favorite
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shoe store and he was like, oh, you want to
stop in and go find a new pair of shoes
and I said sure, Well they were closed, and it
happened to be right next to Naples Flats where we
had never been, and we're like, well, we're hungry, so
we went in and ended up having the best meal
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and good conversation, good drinks. It wasn't busy because it
was like Tuesday night, so it was just like an
impromptu date night and ended up just being great. So
ended up being the best bad date night.
Speaker 1 (37:45):
Okay, at first I heard you say bad date night,
so I didn't hear the best part. Okay, gimbee, I
don't have a best bad date night. The bad date
nights are just bad, you know. So there wasn't a
best one at of all level. I mean they're all
pretty great. I can't think of a bad one that
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was also great, Like they're all great?
Speaker 5 (38:10):
Yeah, okay, how about best act of kindness.
Speaker 8 (38:20):
For me?
Speaker 5 (38:21):
I had to well I didn't have to. We opened
up our house to a friend of ours who had
over the summer gotten custody of his three children, and
he was looking for a place to live and they
he thought he had found one, and the day that
he had was going to move in, found out that
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the place had molded it. So it was back to
the drawing board, and while he was looking for a place,
we let him and his kids stay with us for
about three weeks. He stayed with us, so we opened
up our home to him. That was my best act
of kindness for the U.
Speaker 1 (39:01):
I guess for myself my neighbors. This is over the summertime.
Her lawn had gotten overgrown, and I went over there
and mowed it down for her. Right just being a
nice person, I was all mowing my lawn, might as
well pushed my lawnmower two more houses down and mowed
her front lawn, just to finish up mowing the front lawn.
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And as I'm walking back to my house to put
the lawnmower up, up comes the lawn guy that she
had paid to come and mow the lawn for her.
So I basically did this guy's job for him. He
got out and got his weed whacker and trimmed up
a few things, but basically didn't have to do crap
because I just got done doing it for him. I
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should have hit him up and be like, hey, bro,
I'm gonna need at least half right what you just
got paid.
Speaker 5 (39:51):
Did she still have to pay him full price?
Speaker 1 (39:54):
Yeah, she already prepaid him.
Speaker 5 (39:55):
Oh yeah, anything for you? Best active kindness, Corvin.
Speaker 8 (40:03):
I know.
Speaker 1 (40:05):
I can't think of anything.
Speaker 5 (40:07):
Hm, best active kindness received.
Speaker 1 (40:13):
For me?
Speaker 5 (40:15):
I would say, either when my girlfriend Kimberly showed up
at my house the day after my New Year's Eve
party with her carpet cleaner and cleaned my carpets in
my house unexpectedly, or when I had my epidural in
my back a few months back, my girlfriend Heather dropped
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everything she was doing during the day because I was
so nervous about going, and she went with me because
I was just so nervous about it getting it done,
so she could hold my hand through it all. Very
cool of her to do. How about for you, gimp?
Speaker 1 (40:56):
Try to think about that. I guess it could be
any one of the drinks that my friends or anything
like that. It's just like, hey, let me get that
for you whatever, Let me buy you a drink.
Speaker 5 (41:06):
Okay, that's always nice.
Speaker 11 (41:11):
For you.
Speaker 1 (41:13):
Easily the listener buying us stuff easily?
Speaker 5 (41:20):
Yeah, best outfit of the year.
Speaker 1 (41:27):
Oh that's easy. Go ahead.
Speaker 5 (41:29):
My Kevin's Christmas party was over the weekend. I would
say the black dress and shiny boots I wore to
his Christmas party. Lots of compliments, especially on those boots. Yeah,
for you, Gimp, your best outfit.
Speaker 1 (41:48):
That's when I wore the Drillers River Rafters to rock Olahoma.
That Hawaiian floral pattern matching short and pains or short
and shirt shoot suit. It was awesome.
Speaker 5 (42:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (42:03):
I love it with my orange crocs to match and
underwear to match with it too. That's right, I said it.
Speaker 5 (42:09):
Yeah, everyone saw you coming for sure. Well yeah in
the crowd. And for you, Cormyn, your best outfit of
the year.
Speaker 1 (42:19):
I have no idea there new Nikes or well those
are shoes, Yeah, that I wear a lot. I have
no idea. I've never a pair of gray sweatpants and
a black hoodie. I literally do not register these type
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of things.
Speaker 5 (42:41):
Best concert of the year, Lindsay, Probably ludicrous at River Spirit.
Great seats up front and center.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
Did you pay for those?
Speaker 5 (42:52):
Uh no, they were a gift and they was He's
saying the hit and then it's.
Speaker 1 (43:01):
Over, quick, short and sweet, like how long was it?
Speaker 5 (43:07):
Probably an hour and a half. I would say maybe
two hours, maybe two hours, but it felt like it was.
I feel like it was over by ten and I'm
home by ten thirty, so i can go to bed
like I felt like I'm in bed at a decent time.
That's what I need in a concert, enough to have
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a few good drinks, you know, every song, and that
is so enjoyable for me. I love a good concert
at a casino because really it doesn't matter where your
seats are, they're always a good seat, right.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
I'd have to say mine would be Sterville Simpson over
at the Walmart Amphitheater and Rogers. You know, took off
the next day for that one. Who's on a Sunday
drove over there, had to drive back. That sucked, but
you know, as a huge fan, and there were no openers.
It was just Sturgil himself playing for three hours straight
with him in the band. But amazing, amazing. Got to
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meet my girlfriend's sister there for the very first time
in her old man so that was that was fun. Yeah, Gozira, Gozira. Yeah,
they put on a good show. That was amazing. It
was so much for an opener. I thought they they
set the bar pretty high.
Speaker 5 (44:29):
Oh yeah, how about the best meal you ate this year?
I had the best lamb chops this year at Naples Flats,
perfect with an arugula beat salad, which I was not
I'm not a huge arugula fan, but this salad was
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amazing and I've gone back twice for it.
Speaker 1 (44:55):
All Right, min'd probably be Thanksgiving dinner that wey ad. Yeah,
smoked up turkey, you know, and.
Speaker 5 (45:05):
Was it because it's the best one you've ever made.
Speaker 1 (45:07):
Yeah, I smoked a cam my brother smoked Okay, but no,
I mean they all turn out the same. They're all
really good, but it's just the gathering with the families
and the whatnuts.
Speaker 5 (45:16):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (45:19):
Barley Swine in Austin, Texas was a farm to table
place we went to and they did like pig face
tacos and so like part of the cheek and stuff
like that.
Speaker 5 (45:30):
Yeah, best meal you cooked this year? I found a
Korean beef recipe. It's Korean beef and rice. I found
it online and since making it over I think I
found it in the spring. It has been a staple
in my house once a week every week since I
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first made it with ground beef. We've tried it with venison,
and we've also tried it, tried it with ground goose,
and it doesn't matter. It's it slaps every time.
Speaker 1 (46:02):
All right. Yeah, let's stick with my Thanksgiving answer from
the previous question.
Speaker 5 (46:08):
Best meal you've cooked this year?
Speaker 1 (46:09):
Okay, numerous pizzas.
Speaker 5 (46:13):
Yeah, all right. Favorite TV show you've binged this year.
Speaker 1 (46:21):
Binged being you watched all of them in one setting? Sure, zero, Okay,
I do not have time to sit and watch a
whole series, right.
Speaker 5 (46:31):
How about a favorite TV show you've watched this year?
Speaker 8 (46:37):
For me?
Speaker 5 (46:37):
I would say it was the Kristen Bell nobody wants
this on Netflix? Yeah, Romantic comedy.
Speaker 1 (46:50):
Gimp, Yeah, Yellowstone, The Penguin Night Court. Yeah, it was work.
Do you finish? I did? I did? And yeah, you're
you're right. It seems on the outside, you know, with
the ending and whatnot, they wrapped it up pretty good,
like where it seems like, yeah, they could, they could,
they could finish that. I'm still not fully convinced because
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it was, you know, season finale instead of series finale,
you know. So, ah, if it's done with fantastic, I'm
happy with the way it ended. They killed Jamie off,
dumped him off at the train station, burnt his car.
Made it look like he's trying to cover it up, Beth,
you know, telling the officer at the end, Hey, this
is what you should be looking for. And it's stuff
like that as well. That's like, oh know what happened.
Speaker 8 (47:36):
You know.
Speaker 1 (47:36):
They need to finish their investigation. They need to go
on this, so at least one more half season to
really put some finality on this, and it'd be all right,
you know. But all in all, I'm happy with the
way it ended, and we'll see what happens if other
spinoffs come about from it.
Speaker 5 (47:54):
Your best of television show of the year.
Speaker 1 (47:57):
Penguin was easily the best show there. Fallout was pretty
good though, too. Penguin was Fallout this year? Okay? House
of the Dragon? Were we was that last year? That
was this year? Was it this year? Yeah? That wasn't.
Penguin was pretty goddamn solid. I'll give you that. Yeah,
I'm hungery. Penguin was probably the best.
Speaker 5 (48:16):
Is it over?
Speaker 1 (48:16):
Now?
Speaker 5 (48:18):
How many episodes?
Speaker 11 (48:19):
Was it?
Speaker 5 (48:20):
Okay?
Speaker 1 (48:20):
And they'll come back for another season? I think I
don't think so, don't think so? It was supposed to
be one and done.
Speaker 5 (48:26):
All right?
Speaker 1 (48:26):
Well, it's gonna be on my list then, along with
everything else.
Speaker 5 (48:30):
Yeah, I know, right long, I stopped. Actually I stopped.
I didn't finish it. I stopped.
Speaker 1 (48:36):
You don't get credit for that, I know, I know.
Speaker 5 (48:38):
The longest continuous binge. I know you probably won't have
one there at Corbyn, But for me, it was Accused.
Speaker 1 (48:45):
What does that mean? Long? Longest continuous binge where you.
Speaker 5 (48:48):
Sit down, you watch and you non stop, NonStop. It
was for me the first whole first season of Accused,
which is on Hulu. It was a Fox show.
Speaker 1 (48:59):
It's now on c and two Nicole Kitten. Which one
is that? Which it was?
Speaker 5 (49:04):
The actors change every episode. It's like they could be
like real life stories or feel like real life stories,
but the storyline changes every episode. They start off like
in a court trial, and then they get into the story.
You almost feel like you're watching a movie every single episode.
They are really good. And uh yeah, it's on Hulu,
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but I think the new season is on Fox. Accused.
Do you have a longest continuous binge?
Speaker 1 (49:33):
No? No, I don't really binge A lot a binge?
Video games? Does that count for something? Sure? Because I'll
sit there, you know, four or five hours in a
day and then finally take a break. But I don't
think that counts all right.
Speaker 5 (49:46):
Well, there you go. The best are Personal Best of
twenty twenty four.
Speaker 9 (49:52):
Linz and Lenzen Linsen, Linzen, l and dns Why Lindsay, Lindsay, Lindsay.
Speaker 10 (50:06):
And the sky Mans.
Speaker 5 (50:11):
You got a cat because it feel some lick at me.
Speaker 7 (50:13):
Telsa's Morning Show, Oh yeah, he's coming right back. A
Big Mad Morning Show. Telsa's Rock Station ninety seven five.
Speaker 11 (50:21):
KMOG Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine
(50:42):
one eight four six O K M O D.
Speaker 1 (50:45):
You can also text bmmas and then what you want
to say to eight two nine four five. Let's play
a game. We got tickets to the PBR we're gonna
give away January twenty fourth, twenty fifth at the Bok Center.
Tickets available bokcenter dot com. Wow, we're gonna play Schip Schnapschner. Correct,
(51:09):
We're gonna play pick the Flip. Current record is well, Corbyn,
Sin's not pretty much gone to get the games. I'm
leading with eighteen. I predicted fifteen for the year. You're
in second place with a fourteen. You also predicted fifteen.
This year ed Lindsay dead ass last She's got eleven
and predicted twelve last week's winner. I've been lendsy so
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corbyin and Gimpi at nine one eight four six Oh
kmo D nine one eight four six Oh K m
O D call up to decide who's gonna be your
clue giver? Winner is gonna get tickets to the PBR
in January. Good morning, you're on the air. What is
your name, baby, David? How are you today? Go ahead?
Speaker 2 (51:47):
Man?
Speaker 4 (51:47):
You doing good?
Speaker 1 (51:48):
Buddy, David? Who do you wants to give? Clues? Gimpy
or corbyin? Good Corbyn David? Sixty seconds there on the clock.
Timers starts after the first clue. Here we go. This
is the name of a movie, Kumite Jean Claude van
Dam Bloodsport. Correct, a number greater than three four and
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December twenty fifth, double pointer. By the way, four Christmases correct.
This is a post apocalyptic movie. Takes place in Britain.
Virus breaks out and this is a duration of time
after twenty eight days later. Correct. Vince Vaughan and they
(52:42):
they they're into old timey music. You're so money, baby.
They go to they go to Vegas Club Drop Club
Swingers correct. Chevy Chase Golf movie correct. Uh, this movie
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has a young boy that sees dead people six correct,
opposite of down.
Speaker 11 (53:10):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (53:11):
Time we got seven might be good enough for the win, David,
hang on the line, Okay, right on, man in it?
Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name?
Mine is Billy? Billy? How are you today?
Speaker 4 (53:25):
Pretty good?
Speaker 1 (53:25):
How are you good? Buddy? You got to beat seven
to win PBR tickets? Are you ready?
Speaker 8 (53:30):
Seven?
Speaker 1 (53:31):
All right, Billy, here we go this maybe eventually. Ah,
this is the one about It's got red in it
and they go to prison and they break out and
have to crawl through the Dukie tunnel. Huh. This is
Billy Crystal and uh that blonde chick Meg Ryan and
they're getting a divorce when Harry met Sally. Yes, you
(53:54):
say his name three times. Michael Keaton movie Halloween Beatle
Juices a double pointer. This is about the lead singer
of the sex pistols, Blank Vicious and his girlfriend Sid Nancy.
That is correct. This is a movie that I have
not seen. But this is what ghosts do to houses.
Speaker 5 (54:19):
Haunting.
Speaker 1 (54:19):
You got it? You got it? This Deadpool he was
in a movie with Deadpool, Deadpool blank, there you go.
This is oh Man, little boy magician had to go
to Hogwarts Harry Potter. Yes, Angelina Joe Lee, she curves
the bullet when shooting at somebody blank, dead or alive.
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I wanted, yeah, don't matter, man. Congratulations, you get those
tickets to the PBR that's going to be at the
Okay Center on January twenty fourth and twenty fifth, because
excellent chop stir hang on the line, David, I have
failed you, sir. We lost by the hair on my
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chinny chin chin. Sorry, buddy, have.
Speaker 5 (55:08):
A good day, both of them on the buzzer.
Speaker 1 (55:15):
Yeah, there was not very many clues left curved bullet.
If you've seen the movie She's uh, is that the
one where she plays the sleeper, the Russian Sleeper. No
sers leave Schreibers in it. I don't know about that.
(55:37):
Maybe maybe been a while since I've seen that. I
just remember curve the bullet, Okay. Chris James McAvoy Morgan Freeman.
James McAvoy is an office worker whose life is going
nowhere after his estranged father's murdered. He meets Angelina Jolie,
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who recruit him into the fraternity, a secret society of
assassins which takes its orders from fate itself.
Speaker 5 (56:07):
Wanted And then this was.
Speaker 1 (56:11):
The ye This was an animated movie Old Man in
the Fat Little Boy Scout tie a bunch of balloons
to a house? What's the opposite of down? Yeah? All right?
The record? Now, well that finishes mine year with nineteen,
keeps you with fourteen, keeps Lindsay last with eleven. The
Big Man Morning.
Speaker 7 (56:30):
Show returns next, tell us this morning shown.
Speaker 1 (56:53):
Good morning, It's The Big Man Morning Show nineteen eight
four six oh K M O D. You can also
text BMMS and then what you want to say to
a two go ahead and see what get you. As
in this four by four he Helholing, it says here
that astronauts who flew on Boeing spaceship to remain in
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space even longer. The two NASA astronauts who have been
stuck on the International Space Station, we'll have to stay
there through March. Sonny Williams and Butch Wilmore flew to
the ISS on the Boeing star Liners shaky first test
flight in June. The two intended to stay in space
for a week before returning, but we'll end up being
(57:35):
closer to nine months. NASA has repeatedly pushed back the
launch of the SpaceX craft that will be used to
bring them home. On Tuesday, officials said the launch will
be no earlier than the end of March to allow
more time to complete processing on the spacecraft. Here's my theory.
(57:56):
Sooning and Butcher go up there, Butcher gets soony knocked
up and they have to deliver the baby before they
can get back to Earth because you know, nine months
in all. I mean, I don't hate that because you
think you're going up for eight days. The next thing
you know, you're missing Christmas, Yeah, and birthdays. And the
family was asked and the wife of the man was asked,
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and she said that he is a man of God
and knows that his choice, his life has been chosen
for him. Okay. And then the man of the woman
that's up there, the husband said, she's in her happy place.
But can you imagine, like, hey, just take care of
(58:41):
the kids for eight days, right, I'll be right back.
I'll be right back, yeah, FTC Bands, Hotel and ticket
junk bees, the agency announced yesterday at finalized a finalized
a bipartisan rule, businesses will now be required to show
the true total price when they offer, display, or advertise
(59:03):
any price of live event tickets or short short term lodging.
There is a little problem with this. I mean this
is great, yeah, but the price is just gonna go up.
You're going to see a jump in price. And even
though they can't hide the junk fees, they're still going
to charge the fees. Oh yeah, they'll be in there.
They'll just be upfront about what they're ripping you off on. Well,
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else we got here. Major Christmas shipping deadlines. The US
Postal Service says today is the last mailing date to
ensure delivery before Christmas. For First Class and Ground Advantage services.
UPS says packages will be needed will need to be
with them by Thursday for their three day Select service,
(59:44):
and then Old FedEx recommends getting boxes shipped today December
seventeenth for their ground and home delivery options. And then
lastly here Baycone Bacombe College is hopeful to be reopened
campus by fall twenty twenty five semester, a year after
averting a sheriff's auction. The few remaining leaders are dedicated
(01:00:07):
to restoring the institution to what it once was. President
Leslie Hannah, what up, dude, said that we are going
to get this place up and running again, or die trying.
Over one hundred years of Native American tradition sits preserved
on the campus virtually untouched since most students were sent
home after the fall twenty three semester. Less as a
(01:00:31):
fan of the show, that's when I say well to.
Speaker 5 (01:00:32):
The NBA is making some changes to its All Star format.
The league's All Star Game in San Francisco this season
is going to be an All Star Tournament. The format
(01:00:52):
is a four team, three game, one night tournament that
will feature three teams of eight All Stars apiece. The
fourth chief will be the winner of the Rising Stars
Challenge for first and second year players. The winning team
in each contest will be the first to forty points.
Teams will be selected by TNT analysts and former NBA
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stars Shaquille O'Neill, Charles Barkley, and Kenny Smith on February sixth.
The tournament will be played February sixteenth at the Chase Center.
The Yankees are doing their best to replace one Soto.
According to ESPN, the Pinstripes acquired outfielder first baseman Cody
Bellinger in a trade with the Chicago Cubs. The Yanks
(01:01:34):
are also receiving five million dollars to offset Bellinger's salary.
In exchange, the Cubs are receiving right hander Cody Petit.
Bellinger is a former MVP in the National League and
is due twenty seven point five million dollars next season,
with a player option for twenty five million dollars in
twenty twenty six. The Commanders are playing in primetime in
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Week seventeen. The NFL has moved their Week seven eventeen
home game against the Atlanta Falcons to Sunday Night football.
The Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns were supposed to be
the Sunday night matchup on December twenty ninth, but the
league is opted to go with the nine and five
Commanders and seven and seven Falcons. Six and eight Miami
and three and eleven Cleveland will now play at four
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or five Eastern. There will also be three Saturday games
in Week seventeen. The New England Patriots will host the
Los Angeles Chargers, the Cincinnati Bengals will have the Denver Broncos,
and the Los Angeles Rams will host the Arizona Cardinals
that week.
Speaker 1 (01:02:34):
Yeah. Yeah, because there's Saturday games this week too.
Speaker 5 (01:02:36):
Yeah, And the Cardinals are committing to a key member
of their secondary. According to ESPN, Safety Butda Baker has
reached an agreement on a three year extension worth up
to fifty four million dollars, with thirty million dollars in
guaranteed money. The eighteen million dollars per year salary is
the third largest contract for a safety in NFL history.
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The six time Pro Bowl selection was in the final
year of a four year extension he signed back in
twenty twenty. The twenty eight year old is currently second
in the league with one hundred and forty two tackles.
And that's your Balls to the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay
on ninety seven to five KM.
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of a headline. You guys tell me what the blank
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sets blank record speed record okay for train, yeah, or
let's say like passenger record. Oh, most passengers ridden on
train traveled via train. So I think Japan's got a
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much faster train after bullet train is way faster than
anything Amtrak would have to offer. But that's just my
personal Okay. Amtrak is busier than ever. The train service
set an all time ridership record in twenty twenty four
with nearly thirty three million people riding the rails. That's
up fifteen from twenty twenty three. I'm saying, if they
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had rail service like from here to Oklahoma City or
here to Dallas, or here to Kansas City. I would
utilize that, yes, in a heartbeat. And I think the
autonomy that you would get like with like Tesla cars
and stuff have created this and ubers have created this
autonomy when you go places, and I think people really
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like it. And I think if you could go on
a train, sleep, work, whatever, I think people would embrace
that tremendously. As long as the ticket prices are fair enough,
you know, why the hell not.
Speaker 5 (01:05:31):
I think they're very affordable. I think it's one of
the best ways to travel.
Speaker 1 (01:05:35):
Not in America train before. So I don't know. Not America,
it's not if you want to take a train to Dallas,
it's not convenient.
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Weren't they Wasn't there talk about doing a monorail from
here to Oklahoma Not?
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I don't know if about a monorail. The high speed
train on the life Well, mont Rail and the train
are not the same. Montrail's one track. A train would
be utilizing the tracks already in place. Yeah, So I
think if they're going to do it, they have utilized
tracks already in place, sure, and it could be done
there there, I'd as well use them. Tell Alexa to
blank f off, Yeah, tell Alexa to blank. There's a
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number of things you can tell Alexa. Tell me a joke.
She'll tell you a joke. I tell mine to turn
on my big ass f and TV and it does it.
It's pretty awesome. She says, Oh right, turning on the
big blank TV really censors yourself and everything goes beep
and off. Yours is British. Yeah, well, I said it
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to Australian, basically saying you got different ones to choose.
Romans like British, one was Australian and one was American.
I was like, let's go with the Australian female voice.
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That's cool. Turn off the Christmas lights.
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During the holiday season, Amazon is running a promotion called
Think My Driver, where customers can think their delivery drivers
and give them a five dollars bonus. The promotion will
last until two million drivers receive thanks from customers. Customers
can only think the driver of their most recent delivery,
and the delivery must have been made within the last
fourteen days. Amazon is also offering discounts on Echo devices
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and blah blah blah blah blah blah. So with that
being said, Amazon, Thank my Driver. Now everybody in Green
Country is tipping their Amazon delivery driver and didn't want
to it comes out. It doesn't come out of your pocket,
it costs you nothing. Oh, it doesn't come out of
your bank account or anything like. Now, then that's fine them. No,
that's fine. United an Apple rolling out new way to
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United like healthcare or the Oh, like an airline or something.
I don't know what we're talking.
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About, flying okay, in flight.
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Movies or I could see that. Yeah, a new way
to enjoy in flight.
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Movies entertainment on board.
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Apple's new find my Item location technology will be supported
by Air Canada, United Air, and Delta Airlines this week.
With the iss iOS eighteen point two update, users can
share their air tag's location with the airlines track lost
luggage to find my Apple allows users to generate a
share item location link to share with the airline and
disable it once the bag is found. The future will
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benefit Air Canada customers who have experienced lost luggage incidents
in the past. Not a bad idea blank and blank
hit California, Blank and blank hit California. Spoiler, it's not
Captain Antaneil.
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Earthquake and fires, U.
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High taxes and despair, earthquakes, homelessness, and happiness. I think
it's earthquakes and a tornader all at the same time.
Parts California are recovering from a double dose of wild
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weather on Saturday. National Weather Service says an e F
one tornado tour through Scott's Valley south of San Jose
Saturday afternoon. The Scott's Valley Police Department says five people
were injured, although four were quickly treated and released. Later
that night, a five point three earthquake struck northern California
forty seven miles west southwest of Ferndale. California can get
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hit with a lot of tornadoes. Do they know they do?
I don't think so. Yeah. Coffee may help prolong life
span by almost blank ears. Coffee may prolong life span
by almost blank ears fifteen. It's a big difference, Yeah
it is. How about sixteen under way? Four four years,
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four years, seven months, three days, and two hours. Your
morning cup of coffee might be more than just a
pick me up. A new study done by the University
of Cumbria in Portugal says that the drink may be
adding to your lifespan. The research was funded by the
Institute of Scientific Information on Coffee, a nonprofit organization started
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by companies from the coffee industry. The study found that
regular coffee drinkers may be avering an average of almost
two years to their lifespan. Dren't you all right? I
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Or am I delayed turning ninety right? Blank? Rock fans
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top tattoo choice? Blank? Rock fans top tattoo choice soft
looking for band? Oh? I like the idea of soft.
Rock fans favorite tattoo choice?
Speaker 5 (01:11:11):
Yeah? What would that be?
Speaker 1 (01:11:14):
A piano? Man?
Speaker 5 (01:11:15):
Right? A piano or a microphone?
Speaker 1 (01:11:18):
Maybe let's go with Metallica Kiss.
Speaker 5 (01:11:24):
It's probably like Pink Floyds led Zeppelin.
Speaker 1 (01:11:29):
A new study by a Swiss tattoo shop says Pink
Floyd is the number one tattoo choice for rock fans.
The tattoo artist at ll Tattoo in Burns, Switzerland, used
data from Google keyword Planner to determine the number of
global searches related to the band and tattoos. Pink Floyd
topped the list with an average of thirteen thousand global
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searches per month. Only two other bands averaged at least
ten thousand searches per month. Guns n' Roses is second
with ten thousand, six and seventy five, just ahead of
German alt metal band Romstein. Yeah, with ten five and
fifty eight sir just per month, also in the top ten.
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Or Metallica, Nirvana and Iron Maiden and what they're just
getting their logos tattooed, I guess, or maybe an album cover.
I could see like Pink Floyd with the Dark Side
of the Moon cover, that's that makes sense. Maybe an
Iron Maiden because of Old Addie, Yeah, something to that effect.
But outside of that, you gotta pick a band tattoo. Oh,
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that's easy for me.
Speaker 5 (01:12:37):
What are you picking, lindsay, Probably Guns n' Roses? Really yeah,
I have never I like Slash.
Speaker 1 (01:12:47):
I like guns and I like Rosies. You didn't have
to stay with metal. Oh, you're not typically a metal girl,
so that's why I'm like, huh, then.
Speaker 5 (01:12:58):
Michael Jackson or Whitney Us.
Speaker 1 (01:13:00):
Okay, yeah, GIMPI that's easy, man, and I want to
get it done. Eventually. It's the Godsmack logo and when
they did the Vibes tour there at the end. That's
so when I come up with I was like, that's
brilliant because they got the regular logo. It's the sign
right with the rays whatnot. It's kind of a bit
of a tribal look, but it's got a G in
the middle of it, and I'm like, well, that's awesome.
I want that tattoo on me right now. Taylor Swift.
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New series exploring blank History to debut on Hulu in
twenty twenty five. New series exploring blank history to debut
on Hulu in twenty twenty five. Misled History, Hispanic history,
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French history. Yes, I like that. We really don't really
pay enough attention.
Speaker 5 (01:13:52):
They've had the history of Serial Killers on Hulu, They've
had history of co Colu. How about the history of
Malcolm X on Hulu?
Speaker 1 (01:14:04):
A new eight part series titled Into the Void will
premiere on Hulu in twenty twenty five, exploring the emotional
stories of heavy metal icons. Produced by Vice Studios Canada,
the show will delve into the real lives of legendary
heavy metal artists. Exclusive executive producer Evan Hunsey and Jason Eisner,
known for Dark Side of the Ring, are overseeing the series.
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Metal Blade Record CEO Brian Slegel is also part of
the team behind the creation of the show. That sounds awesome.
I don't know if I'll see every episode, but definitely
if they're covering a certain topic will I will partake
in that. Foo Fighters blank tour plans, Food Fighters blank
tour plans, scrap cancel, crap on postpone announce reveal, laugh
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at post Fighters double tour plans. Yeah.
Speaker 5 (01:15:12):
I feel like because of everything going on in Dave
Grohl's life right now, Ah that's the past.
Speaker 1 (01:15:17):
Yeah, okay, Food Fighters are canceling their tour plans for
twenty twenty five because Dave's in the doghouse. That's according
to hell Fast founder director Ben Barbard. During an interview
with La Parisian, Barbard was asked why he booked Mwes
for the festival, after previously saying he would never have
them on the events lineup. He said, well, money, he said.
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Foo Fighters. Having canceled their super tour, Muse was called
in as reinforcements. The news comes after Foo Fighters front
man Dave Grol announced he would be welcome a baby
outside of his marriage in September. The band canceled their
Sound Side Music Festival appearance later that month. You I mean,
I think it's say to say that if you have
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a marriage a child out of wedlock, you might need
to think about like focusing on some other things. Yeah,
you might need to work on some stuff, some personal
things where you go out and play musician with your
friends right all over the globe. Rob Trhulo recalls biggest
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challenge upon joining Metallica was blank. Rob Trhulo recalls biggest
challenge upon joining Metallica was blank, dealing with Lars, dumbass,
dealing with.
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Groupies.
Speaker 1 (01:16:44):
I like that the biggest challenge is beating off all
these groupies. The times I got to use both hands
learning the chords.
Speaker 5 (01:16:55):
Yeah, drugs and alcohol.
Speaker 1 (01:17:00):
Robert Truhulo, the bassis for Metallica, recently discussed the challenges
he faced when joining the band. In three Truleau revealed
that he was overwhelmed by the workload of learning the
band's extensive catalog of songs and preparing for live performances.
He recalled the uncertainty of not knowing which songs would
be in the set list for upcoming shows, as the
bandmates themselves were unsure. True Hulu's dedication to learning the
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songs and adapting to the band's dynamic set list process
highlights the intense preparation required to be a member of Metallicug.
He actually said quote, I was confused because I was
never told what songs would be in the set list.
That sucks, right, Come on, Bob, get it together. This
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one's specifically for GIMPI and I no offense, lindsay you
might find this good too. Malcolm in the Middle blank
in twenty twenty five. Malcolm in the Middle blank in
twenty twenty five. I sure hope there's a reunion show
that would make my day. I need to know how
Dewey's doing. And that middle child that nobody will know.
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The older child, Reese, Yes, whatever happened to Reese? Whatever
happened to Dewey. We know that the dad went on
and start making math. He divorced, the one gal married,
the teacher starred, or he became a teacher, started making
math because he got the cancer.
Speaker 5 (01:18:23):
We know Frankie Nunaz or Moone Munasz became a race
car driver. But it is it's coming back to Disney Plus. Bro.
Speaker 1 (01:18:32):
Malcolm in the Middle will return with new episodes next year.
A limited four episode run will hit Disney Plus in
twenty twenty five, to celebrate the blof sitcoms twenty fifth anniversary.
Original cast members Frankie Munez, Brian Cranston, and Jane kash
Merik are all set to reprise the roles. So show
creator Lynwood Boomer is also on board as a writer.
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Malcolm the Middle debut in January of two thousand and
ran for one hundred and fifty one episodes. For those
who know that show was well ahead of its time,
and they definitely won't have Dewey on there. That kid
looks like he he did not age well. Yeah, I
was just about to look and see what they look
like and where they're at. Justin Burfield played Reese. I
need a recent picture of him. Okay, he still kind
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of looks the same. He still kind of looks the same.
And then Dewey, where are you at? Dewey? Eric Persullivan
is his name, and he looks like he's going through it. Oh,
poor Eric. Puberty is boy, he sure does. You know
some kids the puberty is just not friendly and they
don't age out of it till like their twenties. He
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says he's thirty three, but in this picture he looks
like nineteen. He looks like he's a skater, and you're like,
get off my lawn, bro real, hey, come back here
with deck Kennish pink like you're there to deliver? Are
you here to deliver my pizza? That's fun? Why this
state has the blank in the US according to the study.
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Why this state has the blank in according to a study.
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Why this state has the.
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Lowest ratings or crabs? Crabs are good too.
Speaker 5 (01:20:11):
Why this state has the.
Speaker 1 (01:20:15):
Worst drivers? Yeah high like that. Why this state has
the best strippers?
Speaker 5 (01:20:25):
Oh yeah, biggest amount of debt.
Speaker 1 (01:20:29):
A recent study by lending Tree ranked Massachusetts as the
state with the worst drivers in the United States, with
sixty one point one incidents per one thousand drivers. Rhode
Island in California closely followed with sixty point six and
fifty five point zero incidents per thousand drivers. In contrast,
Arkansas was ranked as having the best drivers with only
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fourteen point seven incidents per one thousand drivers, and Massachusetts
also had the highest accident rate with forty four point
four accidents per one thousand drivers. North Dakota had the
highest speeding related incident rate of eight point one incidents
per one thousand drivers. I don't know how Oklahoma's not
on the top of that list. Studies suggest walking blank
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steps daily help reduces depression risk. Study suggests walking blank
looking for a number here steps daily helps reduce depression
risk seventeen At seventeen steps.
Speaker 5 (01:21:30):
Well, they say ten thousand steps, he.
Speaker 1 (01:21:35):
Absolutely is walking one thousand steps. Do you guys keep
tracking your steps? I do. I don't. I know my
watch can. I'm just don't look at it. I'm sure
it does. Yeah, I just don't look at it.
Speaker 5 (01:21:50):
Maybe around sixty five hundred.
Speaker 1 (01:21:53):
Steps, it's three thousand. A new study out of Spain
suggests that walking seven thousand and steps a day could
help reduce the risk of depression. It's long been known
that exercise improves mental health, but this is the first
study to look at step counts and a possible link
between the two. Researchers looked at thirty three studies of
nearly one hundred thousand people and found that those who
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walk seven thousand steps a day are thirty one percent
less likely to be depressed, and the risk reduction benefits
sor to forty percent for walkers who do ten thousand steps.
The study, published in the Medical journey Jamma public Opinion. Uh,
step count yesterday so far I'm at seven hundred and
seventy six, which makes sense, right, because how am I
(01:22:36):
gonna But yesterday I walked six seven hundred and eighty.
This says that I'm up to thirty two twenty five.
You've walked three thousand steps already this morning. Yeah, but
I don't know exactly how accurate that is, you know
what I mean, because it's like it just says the
thirty two to twenty five out of seventeen thousand. But
(01:22:58):
did that was that today or did that start to morrow?
It would start admitting, No, it would start at midnight. Okay,
oh that would make sense then, I mean three thousands
a lot? Bro, But you do how many smoke breaks
have you done since you've been here in this morning? Yeah? Yeah,
let's see, there's at least four before I started the show,
and then we're what two hours into it? So that's
two two more, so at least six. And yeah, that's
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from my office to the elevator downstairs. Sometimes you walk
around that. I walk around the building and then back
to the elevator. So yeah, okay, that sounds like it
could be accurate. Yeah, I'll buy that. For the record,
seven thousand steps would be walking across thirty nine football fields.
Speaker 5 (01:23:35):
Yeah, okay, I would look at that as that would
make me depressed because I'd be like.
Speaker 1 (01:23:40):
Oh, physical activity only.
Speaker 5 (01:23:41):
Seven thousand, Like no, because I'd think, like, I'm supposed
to get at least ten thousand. I need to go more,
you know what I mean, Like it would make me
pissed that I didn't get at least ten thousand in
that's the goal every day.
Speaker 1 (01:23:54):
Motivate at least that's your goal. Yeah it is, Okay, that's.
Speaker 5 (01:23:59):
I gotta go walk more. I gotta go walk more.
Speaker 1 (01:24:02):
A lot of Americans use blank to hide present disappointment.
A lot of Americans use blank to hide present disappointment,
not current times. A gift, Oh okay, a lot of
Americans use blank to hide present disappointment.
Speaker 5 (01:24:19):
A happy phase alcohol.
Speaker 1 (01:24:23):
Use alcohol, marijuana, Yeah, medical cannabis. You're so high, You're
so happy already. You're like, ah, that's a great gift.
Speaker 5 (01:24:33):
Man appreciate I was going like they put on a
fake smile or something.
Speaker 1 (01:24:40):
Over the last three years, the average person has gotten
two gifts they just didn't like. According to a new survey.
As a result, more than half of Americans have used
their resting gift faced during the holidays to hide their
disappointment with a present. Respondence report that the top sign
someone doesn't like a gift is avoiding eye contact, followed
by giving a fake smile and changing the tone of
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their voice. Oh all right, have you guys ever audibly
shown you're disliking for a present? I did one time.
It was a purple cashmere sweater that my mom had
given me, and then I felt bad after she died
had to go get it back. I'm sure I have,
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because when you're excited and it's a genuine response, people
can tell different. Yeah, it's kind of like doing a
light detector test. You'd have to step on attack during
the qualifying on your shoe during the qualifying session to
set the bar, so you would have to open every
gift the same and be like, oh, greed, yeah, oh
(01:25:44):
that's just what I needed, right, Yeah. Because if you're like, yes,
I got a PlayStation five. Yeah, And then you get
a Brussels sprout washer, you go, hey, cool, thanks, put
that over here, And how you act when you get
it too. When you get something you like, you open
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it up, you'll dig in it. You'll turn the box
over a bunch of times.
Speaker 5 (01:26:09):
Huh.
Speaker 1 (01:26:09):
But when you get a Brussels sprout washer, you.
Speaker 5 (01:26:11):
Go yeah, thank you, yeah, oh yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1 (01:26:15):
For my electric salt and pepper shaker. Those leaves are nice,
Sure they are, sure they are all right. We're gonna
take a break. We'll be back.
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If you're a fantasy football fan, the Browns have put
Nick Chubb on the injured reserved list, and which means
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he ain't gonna be getting no points for you. So
you're a fantasy football guy, There you go, some fantasy
football news. Hooray.
Speaker 5 (01:27:23):
Michael Vick is making a return to football. According to
The Virginian Pilot, vic Is agreed to contract terms to
become the new head coach at Norfolk State. He replaces
Dawson Odoms, who spent who went fifteen to thirty and
four seasons with the Spartans. The forty four year old
joined the Kansas City Chiefs in twenty seventeen as a
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training camp in turn, but as otherwise never coached. A
Virginia native, Vic was taken with the first pick in
the two thousand and one NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons.
Speaker 1 (01:27:54):
I think he might be one of the better success
stories of rehabilitation. And I get some people probably don't
want to forgive him for what he did with the dogs,
but he paid his time. Yeah, And any interview you
(01:28:16):
read about him from other people, they say he has
still remorse to this day about who he was and
how he acted and doesn't want to be that person again.
I think it's impressive people change and we don't celebrate
those people in that right.
Speaker 5 (01:28:32):
Exactly yesterday, Connor McGregor announced his intention to participate in
a boxing excavation aka cash grab with Logan Paul in India.
In doing so, McGregor will make a nice chunk of
change in an otherwise meaningless form of entertainment that's been
called a fight. The former two time UFC champ last
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fought in twenty twenty one, when he suffered a broken
leg and a Tka loss to Dustin Poier On, McGregor
said the rumors of about with Elia Topiia are false,
but there's a preliminary agreement for the Paul fight, of
which he says will be a precursor to his return
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to the Octagon.
Speaker 1 (01:29:15):
I I this is such a startling thing to me.
I don't I don't know. If I see this happening,
maybe it will.
Speaker 5 (01:29:23):
I thought he was going to prison, why for being
found guilty of rape.
Speaker 1 (01:29:30):
He wasn't found guilty. Oh, he wasn't found guilty of rape. Oh.
I think that it was a civil trial. If I'm
not mistaken, that's right.
Speaker 5 (01:29:38):
It was, That's right. I mean, that's why he's got
to pay.
Speaker 1 (01:29:42):
I thought, Yeah, Connor McGregor's five to nine, logan Paul
six ' to two logan Paul ways two ten, two fifteen, right,
Connor ways one seventy. Uh, this guy hasn't want to fire. Listen.
I think Conor MacGregor's awesome. I think it's over. Yeah, probably,
he has not won in a long time.
Speaker 5 (01:30:01):
He's still a badass.
Speaker 1 (01:30:02):
He could whip my ass any that, but it is.
I think it's over. Anything he does is just for
money at this point right.
Speaker 5 (01:30:12):
Yeah, here's your Dallas Cowboys update, brought to you by
our friends at Miller Lyte. The Dallas Cowboys new questions
surrounding Mike McCarthy's contract would shade their season. When an
NFL head coach enters their final year of the contract
without an extension, speculation will swarm. I don't know how
you cannot say that his team has shown that they'll
handle adversity, Jerry Jones said Tuesday morning. McCarthy has kept
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a team unified and focused despite significant injuries, including to
each of the cowboys four costlyest salary cap investments. McCarthy
has called plays effectively to win games with backup quarterback
Cooper Rush. The Cowboys host the eight six Tampa Bay
Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football, then visit the twelve and
two Philadelphia Eagles before finishing the regular season with the
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nine to five Washington Commanders. Dallas's likelihood of making the
playoffs remains below one percent, but the team's bid for
retaining McCarthy and Zimmer remains well within play. To have
the team playing at the level that's that they're playing,
Jones said, I give them both high grades. This year.
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Good morning, It's the Big nine Morning Show. Consider this
if you need one. Maybe you're on the verge of
doing some math listening to the show, and consider this
a public service announcement on why not to do it. Okay,
I was just about to go do something, so grabbing
pipe in the well. Okay. South Carolina woman who gouged
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her own eyeballs out during a meth induced psychosis episode
says she's much happier now since the event. Oh I
think I remember the story. Happened a couple of years ago, right, Yeah,
where she was like out in front of like a
clinic or in like broad daylight and then just ripped
her own eyeballs out. She's she was twenty six. She
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was left permanently blind when she ripped out her eyes
with their bare hands and squished them after snorting and
injecting meth. In February of twenty eighteen. It's been some
good stuff. She says, that depends on how you look
at it, all right. I usually look at anything on
whether it was good or not, on how I feel
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after right, that's just me. I'm a different breed, I guess.
She says her life is better than it was before.
I mean, I feel like that's fair. Though she can't
see she was probably already in a dark place by
doing the drugs, right, she says, of course, there are
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times I get really upset about my situation, particularly at nights.
How do you know when I can't fall asleep? Just
close your eye. It's always dark, isn't it, honey?
Speaker 11 (01:33:17):
Right?
Speaker 1 (01:33:18):
But truthfully, I'm happier now than I was before it
all happened. I'd rather be blind than dependent on drugs.
I feel you probably could have gotten off the junk
and still kept your eyeball. Though she was an honor
student who started right out of high school, she would
smoke marijuana on weekends. Nay, marijuana, that's quite the opposite.
(01:33:40):
Right before harrowing incident for gouging your eyeballs, ellyeball, eyeballs out.
She says she avoided hard drugs due to addiction issues.
In her family, and she got hooked on the crystal
meth after a friend gave her a joint laced with
the drug when she was nineteen years old, and then
(01:34:01):
she went from smoking meth to injecting it. What kind
of pos gives you a joint laced with crystal meth
and doesn't tell you not a very good friend? No,
for sure, I understand that when you do drugs, other
friends may dabble in others. But I feel like, hey, man,
(01:34:23):
do you want coke? Right? And you go no. But also,
if you have a history of addiction in your family
and you're trying to stay away from that stuff, you
probably shouldn't be smoking weed either. Probably nice should just
stay away from all of it, go to church and
just listen to Jesus. I mean, I don't know about
all that, but she said the high she got from
(01:34:44):
the drug made her feel closer to God. I believe her.
She agreed to go to rehab The night before she
took a larger than normal dose of the drug, which
is quite common as if you watch the TV show
Addiction Intervention, they let them get high before they put
them on a plane. Yeah, yeah, one last blast before
(01:35:05):
you're done for good, so the last hurrah that spurred
delusions under which she believed the world was upside down
and she needed to sacrifice her eyes to get into heaven.
She was sitting outside the main Chapel and Mercy Center
on February six, twenty eighteen, when she got on her
hands and knees and started praying. Before the traumatic incident quote,
(01:35:27):
I remember thinking that someone had to sacrifice something important
to write the world, and that person was me. So
I pushed my thumb, pointer and middle finger into each eye.
I grabbed each eyeball, twisted and pulled until each eye
popped out of the socket. It felt like a massive struggle,
the hardest thing I ever had to do, she said.
(01:35:50):
The church pastor found her screaming, I want to see
the light while she had both eyeballs in her hands,
adding that she would have mutilated her brain if he
hadn't arrived. It took a team of police to calm
her down before she was airlifted to a hospital trauma unit.
Or at least seven doctors held her down before cleaning
(01:36:12):
what was left out of her orbital sockets to prevent infection.
The traumatic incident was what I think people in that
world called rock bottom. G you think does it get
worse than ripping your own eyeballs out? Oh my god,
I'm gonna go with yes, you think it could. Yeah,
(01:36:33):
ripping the eyeballs out of a loved one, Okay, Okay,
you're a random child on a plate daycare, so yeah, okay,
yeah specific.
Speaker 5 (01:36:41):
But eah, so do they sew up the eye socket
or does she have like glass?
Speaker 1 (01:36:45):
I'm glad you asked. Lindsay, wearing prosthetic eyeballs, which she
received in twenty twenty to appear more normal to the
outside world, said she works hard to remain positive despite
her self inflicted disability. Does she get disability checks? Yeah,
she can't do nothing. She did it on her own.
(01:37:06):
Though it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. She's still disabled.
Activities I used to enjoy, like scene touching things, watching movies,
not bumping into walls, rearranging my house whenever I wanted.
(01:37:28):
Activities I used to enjoy, like playing guitar and learning
piano are harder now, That's how it's written. By the way,
are harder now that I'm blind. You don't say, but
I'm still optimistic When I stub my toe or my knee.
I think, well, it probably saved me from walking into
a wall and hitting my face about it. Yeah, good
(01:37:54):
on her, to be fair, if she did start doing meth,
it would probably be easier to get her to quit, right,
you just hide it. I should never find it unless
she develops a nose like a German shepherd.
Speaker 5 (01:38:07):
I wonder do her other senses get heightened?
Speaker 1 (01:38:11):
Of course, when you lose a sense another other senses
try to overcompensate. Yeah, you have to. You have to
make up somehow, not just senses. If you hurt your arm,
you will overcompensate on the other side. So yeah, wild, Yeah,
I've never been that high. I've done some things in
(01:38:32):
my time. Never wanted to rip my own eyeballs out there.
Any self mutilation while high, I don't think so. Oh yeah,
to go pretty back, pretty far? Huh? I did? I did?
I mean I used to take exact o blades and
I'd cut my arms up. That would be self harm,
(01:38:53):
but it was nothing like deep you know, it's just
a little scratch when you say that, like one line,
yeah at a time, Yeah, of course, one line at
a time. I don't know if they make multiple blades,
but like in a session. How many would you times
would you cut yourself? Maybe maybe twice at most, And
(01:39:13):
mostly it was just to mess with the people in
our class, you know, and you're high at that time.
Yeah at what age? I was eighteen at that time,
so senior year. Yeah, yeah, I've never been that high,
but it was never just to you know, life sucks.
I hate it cut my arm. So what I'm hearing
(01:39:33):
you say is you weren't cutting yourself because you were high.
You were cutting yourself because you wanted you wanted the
attention of being the weird kids, being the weird kid.
Speaker 5 (01:39:41):
Yeah, basically, Okay, Yeah, I've had a hard enough time,
like pulling out a loose tooth, you know, on myself.
Speaker 1 (01:39:49):
I can't even remember when I did that. I forty
years pasted, but.
Speaker 5 (01:39:56):
I just can't imagine.
Speaker 1 (01:39:58):
I don't think any kid would have trouble pulling their
on teas, but as an adult, no.
Speaker 5 (01:40:07):
Never as an adult. Splinter Yeah, even that, even pulling
out a splinter is very.
Speaker 1 (01:40:14):
Difficult that I'm I'm completely comfortable with. I will take
a pair of tweezers and dig in there. Yeah, that
ain't nothing. Sometimes you gotta get really deep in there,
but whatever it is, what it is, all right, don't
god your eyes out, so that's your public services. Don't
do math. Okay, all right, we'll take a break. We'll
be back.
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Speaker 5 (01:41:10):
I learned that if you see Gimpy coming, compliment him
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What'd you learn today? I learned that if you're high
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And I also learned that Corbyn will take the duck penis.
I learned that, in a weird twist of fate, removing
your eyes allows you to see. And I also learned
Lindsay wants a child sex predator and a drug addict
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It's Lindsay, stop tracking my cycle.
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got our top five songs. Some of you are gonna
be gonna have a problem with top five rock songs
of the year. Ter listener, Mike Concho, if you know
(03:53):
you know so, we'll get to that coming up in
a little bit. I found this speaking of getting your
panties all twisted. This is gonna get what Who needs
that music? I don't know what I had. That's just
silly background music. I got this new like hoodie thing anyway,
(04:13):
all right, And so these are the top Christmas movies ranked. Okay, okay.
They put out a list of the top Christmas music
of movies based on their fresh ratings. Take that for
what you will. Coming in at number ten, It's a
(04:34):
Wonderful Life. Classic feels like I should be on that list.
I think it's a little dated, but that's just my opinion.
I mean classic and dated feels like, yeah, synonym, but
I hear you.
Speaker 6 (04:46):
And.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
Yeah, okay, I'm okay with that being on the list. Sure,
I got no grub on that one. Number nine a movie.
I'm gonna say that. I'm going to guarantee a lot
of you've never heard of Carol, never heard of it
and not as in Christmas.
Speaker 5 (05:07):
Sounds more like it would be a horror movie.
Speaker 1 (05:10):
Yeah right, it is not. It is a movie about
a woman who meets another woman window shopping on Christmas
Eve and they fall in love. Okay, it's fairly recent.
You can get it on Netflix. That was number nine,
Number eight, die hard. It makes about as much sense.
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Number seven, Little Women.
Speaker 5 (05:38):
Really that's a Christmas movie.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
I'll be honest, I don't remember a Christmas scene in it,
do you know. I mean the cover has them in
the snow, which implies that it is about it's in
the winter time, so it is around that time of year.
That's the nineteen ninety four cover. The twenty nineteen version
(06:06):
is a little bit. It's still got a bit of
a Christmasy theme on the cover. Some missiletoe hanging in
the back. Okay, I've never seen this movie. I wouldn't
expect you to. I've heard of it. I know it
won some awards back in the nineties. That's as far
as several scenes take place during the holiday season. Okay, again,
(06:32):
I said this was gonna twist some people up. I'm
not done, by the way. Then The Nightmare before Christmas
at six fair Sure that's a dual holiday movie.
Speaker 5 (06:44):
Yeah, I'll give you that.
Speaker 1 (06:46):
I don't think that can be a thing, right sure.
Clause comes in at number five. Clause is a Netflix
movie that was on few years back, and to say
it's good would not be kind. It ain't good. I
(07:08):
mean it's not good.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
It's not my favorite my kids liked it, so I
guess if you're a kid, maybe alike.
Speaker 1 (07:14):
So your kid sits down and they got a choice
between the Grinch pick whichever version and that they're picking claws,
probably because it's animated. So is the others. Not all
of them? Well, the one would with what's his name
isn't true, but the other ones are then coming in.
We're not done, by the way. Number four four, number
(07:39):
three Tangerine.
Speaker 5 (07:42):
Never heard of it.
Speaker 1 (07:43):
I didn't either. Again, it's another movie about two women
and are men women men? Anyway? It is about these
two individuals and them falling in love. Christmas time, okay,
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number Chris, Number three, Miracle on thirty four Street. Yeah,
it's about saying getting fired, yeah, and then going to court.
Nothing's more American and Christmas like court and getting fired.
Number two a classic one Shop around the Corner is
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got the same guy from a wonderful life and he
falls for a woman that though they work in a
shop together, and he falls for one of the women
that works there. Okay, Christmas time. And then number one,
according to this Rotten Tomatoes, number one Christmas movie Meet
(08:47):
Me in Saint Louis. What Now, there is a part
of me. It's a musical for those who know Judy Garland,
and there's a part in it that is got Christmas
stuff in it, which check the box if diehards a
Christmas movie part.
Speaker 5 (09:03):
I was in Meet Me in Saint Louis. I was
in the play. I played Judy Garland's role. You had
one I had to sing, I have yourself a merry
little Christmas.
Speaker 1 (09:14):
Checks the box. It's got a Christmas song in it,
or doesn't have a Christmas song? Nope, sure doesn't.
Speaker 5 (09:22):
We we didn't put that play on at Christmas time.
Speaker 1 (09:26):
It was this that was amazing. Well that is it's
a pretty big musical for sure. Yeah, it is never
heard of Christmas in July come on now right.
Speaker 5 (09:34):
Ah that summer. I just wouldn't. I wouldn't put it
down as a Christmas movie.
Speaker 1 (09:40):
At all of these that I would put down as
a Christmas movie. Maybe Miracle on thirty fourth Street because
it's about Sanna the whole movie. Yeah, I put even
It's a Wonderful Life because it happens at that time
of the year. Even though it's about him dying and
you know, seeing what life would be black without him,
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it still happens at that time of the year. But
if I'm not mistaken, it goes a whole calendar year.
I don't know. There's a part of I feel like
a bunch of time goes by. Maybe so, maybe maybe so.
Speaker 5 (10:16):
Even Bruce Willis himself said Diehard's not a Christmas movie.
Speaker 1 (10:21):
Well he's loving Yeah, right, you can't believe anything he says.
He has no idea what he's talking about.
Speaker 5 (10:26):
Before he got sick.
Speaker 1 (10:28):
Win's that line, yeah right, at this list, I straight
up garbage. Now. I'm not saying these movies aren't Christmas movies.
I'm not saying these movies aren't good movies. I'm not
saying they're not good Christmas movies. But of Christmas movies,
ain't no way I'm putting ninety percent of these in
my list. No, not even close, Bud Right, that just
(10:54):
makes no sense of it being a Christmas movie. Shop
around Corner is fine. A lot of people think it's
a great holiday movie, and it is a cute movie. Right,
it's a classic, outdated whatever.
Speaker 5 (11:10):
I'm not even watching any of those during the holiday season, right,
none of those are on my radar.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
That's a fair question, Like for you to it has
to be something you watch every year for it to
be a Christmas movie, right right right? Christmas Story yep,
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation ye, Home Alone, Home Alone. So
these are the top ten according to Esquire, which I
would probably put above Rotten Tomatoes, even though Rotten Tomatoes
(11:37):
is a movie side Esquire is a men's fashion magazine.
Way this list is way you know you like that list?
They don't make them more qualify. I agree with it.
Number ten Christmas Carol, the original, Number nine the Muppet
Christmas Carol. Oh accept that. Number eight Bad Santa, Ah,
(11:58):
Bad Santa is a good Christmas movie. Not the second one,
but the first one was good. I don't know if
it embodies the spirit of Christmas, but I'm sure it does.
It's just the opposite end, right. That's like that. It's
like putting that movie Silent Night on a Christmas movie.
I wouldn't you know. Number seven Miracle on thirty fourth,
(12:20):
Number six Scrooged with Bill Murray. I would put Scrooge
with Bill Murray above Christmas Carol above like I wouldn't
put all three of those on the list, right, But
because for me, as you said, some of the outdated
movies don't resonate as well. It does make them bad movies,
right right, they're just older. It doesn't stand the test
of time. Number five, Home Alone, number four, White Christmas,
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number three A Christmas Story, Number two Lampoons Christmas, and
then number one A Wonderful Life. Yeah, so a little
better than the one that the Rotten Tomatoes had put together.
But hey, they're the experts. Listen, they didn't put it together.
It's off users. People that watch movies their input. And
you could argue nerds movie nerds like officionados, because if
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you are someone who goes to a site and goes,
this is what I think people want to see, I
know movies, then you're into it more than the average Joe.
And that's I think where the problem is is they're
they're appealing to the nerds and getting really deep into
the weeds about it as opposed to appealing to the
masses who just take it for the surface. That's just
(13:30):
my opinion anyway. It's funny how we say, like American
idol pop music, which appeals to the masses is meh,
but then when a movie site does it, it's me
It's not man, it's dumb. Or when a magazine appeals
to the masses, then it's spot on. Right Friday after
(13:52):
Next is the best Christmas movie? Okay, I mean it
is a Christmas It would be considered a Christmas movie
because it does happen during Christmas. Oh yeah, Old Terry
Crews rapes Cat Williams in a bathroom. He's funny, ry, Christmas,
funny and incredibly has an incredible physique. Right, Diehard is
(14:19):
a Christmas movie. The whole movie takes place during Christmas
Eve at a Christmas party, but it doesn't embody the
spirit of Christmas at all. Well, I mean, okay, that
movie office Christmas Party. You know what I'm talking about.
I think he's got Jason Bateman in it. It's a
relative movie. Yeah, I mean that, I mean happens here
in a Christmas party. But I guess you're right that
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one embodies the spirit of Christmas. I guess Batman Returns
has Christmas in it. Okay, that's the one with Schwarzenegger,
Right is mister Freeze, catch me if you can m
m mm. That has a Christmas in it. We don't
consider that a Christmas move. Well, trading places and it's
(15:04):
not a Christmas movie. I would consider that more so,
at least than Catch Me if a Can. But it
has a Christmas scene, it is what I'm saying. Yeah,
it doesn't matter if it has If it has one
scene in, it is not a Christmas movie to where like,
at least with die Hard, the whole movie was during
a Christmas party, which makes it Christmas enough. Having just
one scene in there doesn't make any There were scenes
(15:25):
at the Christmas party, but the movie isn't about Christmas party.
It isn't about any of those things. No, but it
happened during a Christmas party. I mean, catch Me if
you can. There's a Christmas song in it, Okay, but
that also goes actually years, no round. I'm not arguing
it is. I'm arguing Diehard isn't because of that. Someone
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said Bridget Jones's diary Edward.
Speaker 5 (15:48):
Scissorhands Love Actually.
Speaker 1 (15:50):
Yeah, Love Actually is not a Christmas movie. I love
that movie, and the more I watch it, it's garbage. The
writing's garbage, the characters are garbage. It's a garbage guilt
pleasure movie.
Speaker 5 (16:03):
I love it.
Speaker 1 (16:05):
Why what do you love about it? Do you love
the cheating? No? Do you love it? The guy who
do you love? Do you love the guy who secretly
is in love with his best friend's now wife.
Speaker 5 (16:15):
No, but I do love their wedding scene when all
the instruments pop.
Speaker 1 (16:19):
Up and he's he's zooming in on the girl because
he loves her. You love that part?
Speaker 5 (16:24):
Yeah, I actually do. I love and I love the
when the writer falls in love with the woman who
can't speak his language and he learns hers.
Speaker 1 (16:37):
And yeah, uh, this is a really great one. Eyes
Wide Shut. That's a Christmas movie. They go to a
Christmas party. Yep.
Speaker 5 (16:47):
That's the Tom Cruis and Nicole.
Speaker 1 (16:48):
Tan Yeah, Stanley Kubrick movie. That's that's awesome. Iron Man three,
The Family Man with Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 5 (16:57):
Yep.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
I love that movie and it is not considered a
Christmas movie. People never talk about it. The long Kiss
good Night, the ref lethal weapon hook, he passed away, Yeah,
because he leaves at Christmas. Step Mom, okay, jar Head
(17:23):
with Jay Gillenhall, Step Brothers, Yes, Silver Linings Playbook. I'm
just saying there's a lot of movies that have Christmas
in it in some capacity. We completely ride off, but
die Hard, we're all in on and apparently tangerine. All right,
we got to take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 7 (17:45):
More of The Big Men Morning Show is next.
Speaker 1 (17:48):
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Speaker 6 (18:21):
It's time for newsquakies, world news, local news and news
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Big Mad Morning Show.
Speaker 1 (18:32):
In ninety seventy five, AMoD.
Speaker 5 (18:35):
Naked Pennsylvania man on drugs breaks one trooper's ribs and
another's hand. Thirty six year old Keaton Jared Gaines of Morrisdale, Pennsylvania,
had bail denied after being charged with multiple counts of
aggravated assault, assault of law enforcement, resisting arrest, harassment, simple assault,
(18:58):
and endangering the wealth fair of a child. This happened
on Thursday, December twelfth. Troopers said they were called to
a home on Shoonover Road in Graham Township around two
am on December eleventh, when Gaines's mother reportedly called nine
one one. According to the criminal complaint, police arrived to
find Gaines naked in the bathroom with two children. Upon arrival,
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Gaines's mom said he lived in the camper outside and
came into the house naked and on drugs and told
her she was going to meet the lord. Her husband
later told police that Gaines took him and two children
in the home into the bathroom, where he began to
drink toilet water, Oh God, and loudly pray. Troopers entered
(19:46):
the home and attempted to make contact with Gaines when
he began to throw fists. According to the complaint, he
began to swing his arms and kick at troopers while
exclaim exclaiming this is a fight. After we're deploying tasers
twice and having no effect on him. He was taken down,
only to get back on his feet and continue to
(20:07):
punch and kick both troopers. He eventually started to give
up charge a show and was taken into custody. Troopers
noted that one wound up with two broken ribs while
the other had a fractured bone in their hand that
will require seeking out a specialist. Bail was denied for
him and he is scheduled to go into preliminary hearing tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
There better be a nuclear warf. I'm drinking toilet water
right right, and only from the tank, not the bowl. Again,
if there's a nuclear and there's no water and i
don't got a lot of choices and I'm dehydrated, I'm
just saying I'm not saying that, no, right, I'm just
(20:59):
saying there's an asterisk. Last resort. Oh, gross, Amazon driver
cons stealing ups package. So this comes out of South
Carolina or this Amazon driver she was delivering packages to
this apartment complex, right, and they have their little mail
(21:19):
room there, and she's caught on surveillance camera kind of
checking out the other packages, giggity, And eventually she gets
done delivering the packages that she had, she grabs this
big old box, the biggest one that they had there,
and she puts it in her cart and zips it
up and then walks out the door. And she's walking
out the door, there was another dude that was coming
(21:39):
in checked the mail notetheless, but she ended up taking
was three hundred dollars ninja slushy machine. Anyway, cops get called.
They are currently looking for this woman. They know who
she is. They're not releasing her name, but they say
that she's been arrested three times since twenty sixteen for
anything from simple assault to possession of cocaine. Dude, those
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ninja slushy machines, Like people are going crazy for him. Yeah,
there's a three hundred dollars machine, is what they say. So,
I mean you could sell that on this on the
streets for you know, Bell fifty and still you know
making money. Yeah, people making like ice cream and stuff
with them.
Speaker 5 (22:17):
Yeah, not my back gargaritas maybe, yes.
Speaker 1 (22:23):
Yeah, mm hm, that's interesting. Grammy Award winning gospel singer
arrested in Greenville. A Grammy Award winning gospel singer is
facing charges in South Carolina. Police arrested Leandre Johnson on
Monday night. She was reportedly screaming profanities while holding what
appeared to be liquor on Main Street downtown. She was
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taking into custody for public intoxication and having an open
container on public street. She was booked into the County
Detention Center on a two hundred and fifty seven dollars bond.
This is she had an incident before where she was
on periscope, remember periscope where she was drinking tequila on periscope.
You can drink tequila. I still love the Lord. It's okay.
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Some cultures. Yes, I was thinking it was probably more
of an offense that she was swearing than it was
that she was drinking. Right, everybody dips into the sacramental
wine every now and again. Don't ask preacher man, why preach?
A man need his medicine. But yeah, this isn't the
first time she's been in trouble. A lot of people,
you know, cry hypocrisy, but I agree with it. Be like, ah, right,
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it's okay. Just be smart about it, don't be stupid
like this broad after cause and troll. Well, well, I
think it's I don't know why we're not normalizing the
idea that you can be pursuing preaching and needing the
Lord in your life but also have life's problems. Absolutely. Yeah,
it's been going on since the beginning of time, I know.
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But we put these people in a bubble and say
they're abstained from all those things, and that's just not accurate.
They're people. Yeah, you can't drink, you can't smoke, you
can't curse, you can't do none of that stuff. You're
supposed to be a shiny little pillar of community, and
that's just not the way life is. Right well, And
I have this thing of where they place the word
when people are like I'm a Christian, I'm like, eh,
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you're trying to be a Christian? If to me anything
you you're you're trying to be that. You're working on
it every day. It's not a finish line. You have
to embody those every day. And some days you're good
at it, some days you're not.
Speaker 8 (24:24):
Not.
Speaker 1 (24:24):
Just Christianity many things, yep, being a ninja, being a ninja.
I'm trying to be a ninja. Somedays I do ninja stuff.
A lot of days I don't. That's right, all right,
we got to take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 7 (24:36):
Tulsa's Morning Show is coming right back, a big.
Speaker 8 (24:39):
Barn show, Tulsa's Rock station nine KMOD, Good morning, It's
the Big.
Speaker 1 (24:54):
Man Morning Show nine to one, eight four six, So
km D. You can also text bmms and then what
you want to say to eight two, nine four five.
One of the things that I don't like about this
year is bowl games just slide by so fast and
you don't even know, like you you don't know usually
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till you're like here, Lindsey or someone else give the
score and you're like, son of a bitch, I forgot
there was football on because you're watching the Thunder maybe
Thursday night football or whatever. But yeah, they kick up
again on Friday, so there's a game tonight Boise States.
I'm sorry, I got that wrong. The playoffs start on Friday,
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but the the regular bowl games continue on tonight Western
Kentucky versus James Madison. Okay, and the Book of Raton Bowl. Well,
that sounds exciting. And then Cal and UNLV play tonight
as well in the Art of Sport La Bowl. If
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you're looking for a little more challenging gamesmanship, the R
and L. Carrier's New Orleans Bawl is tomorrow night with
Georgia Southern and Sam Houston. Okay. If that's still not
enough for you, the staff DNA Cure Ball it's Friday
(26:25):
with Ohio versus Jacksonville State. That's not Ohio State, by
the way. And then also on Friday night is the
Union Home Mortgage Gasparilla Bowl, Okay, where two Lane and
Florida will be playing, and then they kick off again
on Monday after the weekend. So is that just a
(26:47):
way to say everybody gets to go to a bowl game?
Sure sounds kind of purple ribbonish. No, I mean, it's
just it's a way to play another game, and from
a player standpoint, it's another way to like highlight some
of your skill set. For you to get tape the
Bob's Drywall Bowl. Hell yeah, Uh well, I mean the
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ball you play in. Obviously, the boy you playing is important,
but to garner tape for scouting, like to maybe move
on up or get drafted. It is a chance there's something.
You could say there's something and they get swag bags
and the schools get money. Yeah, I would say it's
more for the schools than it is for the players.
(27:32):
You get national television exposure, right, which helps with recruiting.
You get to see you get to see you know,
Georgia Southern on You're like, Wow, I've never thought about
going to Georgia Southern. I didn't know there was a Southern.
I know of Georgia, but I know there was a
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Georgia Southern So you see what I'm saying, and they
have a team like yeah, I mean sometimes national television
isn't about football players going there, right, it's about other
about anybody going there. So it's a big to those schools.
That's a big deal. I don't know if it's a
big deal to Oklahoma to play in a bowl game
right now to your point, but they get money, so
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I think it is more of less a purple ribbon
and more of the schools get money national TV money too.
That's good. Let's see what Lindsay asked for. Balls to
the wall Sports.
Speaker 5 (28:36):
Well, the Bucks have claimed the NBA Cup title. Milwaukee
knocked off the Oklahoma City Thunder ninety seven to eighty
one in the NBA Cup Championship at Tmobile Arena. Jannis
toadde Coombo had a triple double with twenty six points,
nineteen rebounds and ten assists. Damian Lillard chipped in twenty
(28:57):
three points to help Milwaukee clinch this second ever NBA Cup.
Shaid gil GISs Alexander paced to Oklahoma City with twenty
one points in the losing effort. The NBA regular season
resumes Thursday.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
Man doesn't mean anything. The stats, don't hurt, don't bother
you the bother your stuff. The record doesn't impede your
record for the for the championship. It's just a fun,
exciting thing that happens in the NBA. Yeah, yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 5 (29:27):
Memphis is the champion of the Scooters Coffee Frisco Bowl.
The Tigers defeated West Virginia in a while forty two
to thirty seven showdown at Toyota Stadium. Seth Hennigan was
eighteen for twenty six with two hundred and ninety four
yards and two touchdowns for the Tigers in the win.
Number twenty five. Memphis improved to eleven and two, with
the victory making the second highest win total for a
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season in program history. The Falcons are making a change
behind center. Atlanta has named rookie Michael PENNOCKX Junior as
the team starts quarterback moving forward. Veteran Kirk Cousins will
be moving to the bench. After just fourteen starts in Atlanta,
Cousins had thrown just one touchdown compared to nine interceptions
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over his past five starts. The team selected Pennix with
the eighth overall pick in the twenty twenty four NFL Draft.
Speaker 1 (30:18):
It could very well be the end for Kirk Cousins
in Atlanta. He gets a hundred million guaranteed. Yeah, and
he's already got He got a fifty million signing bonus,
and he made forty million this year and he's only
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been in the playoffs once in his career.
Speaker 5 (30:43):
Yeah, what happened. He just he moved and he just failed.
Speaker 1 (30:48):
I mean he didn't just move and failed. He had
an achilles rupture and to come back from that is
really really tough. So and he's learning.
Speaker 5 (30:59):
A new scheme, right, that is true.
Speaker 1 (31:03):
And they draft Michael PENNOCKX junior. Yeah, we'll see how
he does first real NFL game. We'll see how But
another rookie starting this year. Wild. Yeah.
Speaker 5 (31:15):
The Titans are reportedly making a change at quarterback as well.
According to ESPN, Tennessee will not start will Lewis Sunday
at the Indianapolis Colts. He's completing sixty three point seven
percent of his passes for one thousand, nine hundred and
sixteen yards, twelve touchdowns and twelve interceptions and eleven starts
this season. Veteran Mason Rudolph is the only other QB
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on the Titans active roster. He started three games earlier
this season when Will Levis was dealing with a shoulder injury.
Speaker 1 (31:47):
He has averaging one point six turnovers per game. The
next comparable quarterback that's gone through that was Jameis Winston
and twenty ninth Jameis Winston. Woow. Like that is not
a good comparison.
Speaker 5 (32:02):
Nah, that's your balls to the wall sports. I'm Lindsay
at ninety seven to five KMOD.
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Lindsay wants to talk about.
Speaker 9 (33:20):
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Lindsay, Lindsay Lindsay nd sdy Linnsey.
Speaker 5 (33:38):
You gonna catch because I feel something licking me. Well,
we're practically in the middle of the month and we're
gonna be gone here soon for the holidays, and with
it being the end of the year, and all, I
thought we would go over some of our personal best
of moments of the year, things that we've done on
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some experiences that we've had, our best of moments. I've
written down a few topics, and I'll ask you what
your best of was, and I'll go I'll answer my
best of first, so to give you time to think
about it. For starters, your best vacation of twenty twenty.
Speaker 1 (34:22):
Four, how many vacations did you take?
Speaker 5 (34:25):
I mean it could have been anything, maybe a weekend trip.
I mean, I took a few weekend quick weekend trips,
camping trips, things like that. But my best vacation was
the fourth of July week that I went back to
Indiana because I took our friends Brad and Michelle with us,
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and they got to see Lake Michigan for the first time.
And it's always fun when someone sees that because they
don't ever realize how big it actually is, and they thought,
that's not a lake, that's an ocean because when they
see it for the first sign, they can't see the
other side of it. And it's amazing experiencing new foods,
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staying out on the beach all night long, having bonfires
on the beach. It's just it was a wonderful week
back home for us. Weather was perfect, sunshine always a
good time. Can you think of your best vacation this year?
Gave beat?
Speaker 1 (35:24):
That's when I went to Florida. I mean, rode thirty
three thousand, over three thousand miles round trip, rode down
to the Keys from Daytona Beach, spent the Fourth of
July there on the beach, watching fireworks shows on the beach.
It was pretty freaking awesome. Got stranded waiting for a
tire repair for your buddy. Yeah, right, stranded at a
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dealership was putting two awful beds. I just hung out
and you know, walked around. They had a couple of
good shops around there, so that was easy shopping. It
was a lot of fun, you know, just to get out.
Got drunk and fell over into a bush. Well, fell over,
snapped up real quick, and then got pushed back into
the bush simply for a photo op. Yeah, so that
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that was fun. Yeah, yeah, good adventure. Oh yeah yeah sure.
Speaker 5 (36:11):
What was your best of vacation this year?
Speaker 1 (36:15):
New York City? Easy? I love New York City, good food,
cool experiences. I got jiu jitsu, New York, seen people,
all of it. It was New York's was amazing.
Speaker 5 (36:28):
Yeah. How about your best bad date? Best bad date?
Mine was Kevin and I needed to go to Ace
Hardware for a blade for a tree trimmer.
Speaker 1 (36:45):
Of his guys are dates. I know.
Speaker 5 (36:49):
Well, it was supposed to be quick, bush, it was
supposed to be really quick. We ended up having to
go to three different locations before we could find just
one blade for his tree trimmer before they had it
in stock. So we ended up driving by my favorite
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shoe store and he was like, oh, you want to
stop in and go find a new pair of shoes
and I said sure, Well they were closed, and it
happened to be right next to Naples Flats where we
had never been, and we're like, well, we're hungry, so
we went in and ended up having the best meal
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and good conversation, good drinks. It wasn't busy because it
was like Tuesday night, so it was just like an
impromptu date night and ended up just being great. So
ended up being the best bad date night.
Speaker 1 (37:45):
Okay, at first I heard you say bad date night,
so I didn't hear the best part. Okay, gimbee, I
don't have a best bad date night. The bad date
nights are just bad, you know. So there wasn't a
best one at of all level. I mean they're all
pretty great. I can't think of a bad one that
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was also great, Like they're all great?
Speaker 5 (38:10):
Yeah, okay, how about best act of kindness.
Speaker 8 (38:20):
For me?
Speaker 5 (38:21):
I had to well I didn't have to. We opened
up our house to a friend of ours who had
over the summer gotten custody of his three children, and
he was looking for a place to live and they
he thought he had found one, and the day that
he had was going to move in, found out that
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the place had molded it. So it was back to
the drawing board, and while he was looking for a place,
we let him and his kids stay with us for
about three weeks. He stayed with us, so we opened
up our home to him. That was my best act
of kindness for the U.
Speaker 1 (39:01):
I guess for myself my neighbors. This is over the summertime.
Her lawn had gotten overgrown, and I went over there
and mowed it down for her. Right just being a
nice person, I was all mowing my lawn, might as
well pushed my lawnmower two more houses down and mowed
her front lawn, just to finish up mowing the front lawn.
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And as I'm walking back to my house to put
the lawnmower up, up comes the lawn guy that she
had paid to come and mow the lawn for her.
So I basically did this guy's job for him. He
got out and got his weed whacker and trimmed up
a few things, but basically didn't have to do crap
because I just got done doing it for him. I
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should have hit him up and be like, hey, bro,
I'm gonna need at least half right what you just
got paid.
Speaker 5 (39:51):
Did she still have to pay him full price?
Speaker 1 (39:54):
Yeah, she already prepaid him.
Speaker 5 (39:55):
Oh yeah, anything for you? Best active kindness, Corvin.
Speaker 8 (40:03):
I know.
Speaker 1 (40:05):
I can't think of anything.
Speaker 5 (40:07):
Hm, best active kindness received.
Speaker 1 (40:13):
For me?
Speaker 5 (40:15):
I would say, either when my girlfriend Kimberly showed up
at my house the day after my New Year's Eve
party with her carpet cleaner and cleaned my carpets in
my house unexpectedly, or when I had my epidural in
my back a few months back, my girlfriend Heather dropped
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everything she was doing during the day because I was
so nervous about going, and she went with me because
I was just so nervous about it getting it done,
so she could hold my hand through it all. Very
cool of her to do. How about for you, gimp?
Speaker 1 (40:56):
Try to think about that. I guess it could be
any one of the drinks that my friends or anything
like that. It's just like, hey, let me get that
for you whatever, Let me buy you a drink.
Speaker 5 (41:06):
Okay, that's always nice.
Speaker 11 (41:11):
For you.
Speaker 1 (41:13):
Easily the listener buying us stuff easily?
Speaker 5 (41:20):
Yeah, best outfit of the year.
Speaker 1 (41:27):
Oh that's easy. Go ahead.
Speaker 5 (41:29):
My Kevin's Christmas party was over the weekend. I would
say the black dress and shiny boots I wore to
his Christmas party. Lots of compliments, especially on those boots. Yeah,
for you, Gimp, your best outfit.
Speaker 1 (41:48):
That's when I wore the Drillers River Rafters to rock Olahoma.
That Hawaiian floral pattern matching short and pains or short
and shirt shoot suit. It was awesome.
Speaker 5 (42:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (42:03):
I love it with my orange crocs to match and
underwear to match with it too. That's right, I said it.
Speaker 5 (42:09):
Yeah, everyone saw you coming for sure. Well yeah in
the crowd. And for you, Cormyn, your best outfit of
the year.
Speaker 1 (42:19):
I have no idea there new Nikes or well those
are shoes, Yeah, that I wear a lot. I have
no idea. I've never a pair of gray sweatpants and
a black hoodie. I literally do not register these type
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of things.
Speaker 5 (42:41):
Best concert of the year, Lindsay, Probably ludicrous at River Spirit.
Great seats up front and center.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
Did you pay for those?
Speaker 5 (42:52):
Uh no, they were a gift and they was He's
saying the hit and then it's.
Speaker 1 (43:01):
Over, quick, short and sweet, like how long was it?
Speaker 5 (43:07):
Probably an hour and a half. I would say maybe
two hours, maybe two hours, but it felt like it was.
I feel like it was over by ten and I'm
home by ten thirty, so i can go to bed
like I felt like I'm in bed at a decent time.
That's what I need in a concert, enough to have
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a few good drinks, you know, every song, and that
is so enjoyable for me. I love a good concert
at a casino because really it doesn't matter where your
seats are, they're always a good seat, right.
Speaker 1 (43:47):
I'd have to say mine would be Sterville Simpson over
at the Walmart Amphitheater and Rogers. You know, took off
the next day for that one. Who's on a Sunday
drove over there, had to drive back. That sucked, but
you know, as a huge fan, and there were no openers.
It was just Sturgil himself playing for three hours straight
with him in the band. But amazing, amazing. Got to
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meet my girlfriend's sister there for the very first time
in her old man so that was that was fun. Yeah, Gozira, Gozira. Yeah,
they put on a good show. That was amazing. It
was so much for an opener. I thought they they
set the bar pretty high.
Speaker 5 (44:29):
Oh yeah, how about the best meal you ate this year?
I had the best lamb chops this year at Naples Flats,
perfect with an arugula beat salad, which I was not
I'm not a huge arugula fan, but this salad was
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amazing and I've gone back twice for it.
Speaker 1 (44:55):
All Right, min'd probably be Thanksgiving dinner that wey ad. Yeah,
smoked up turkey, you know, and.
Speaker 5 (45:05):
Was it because it's the best one you've ever made.
Speaker 1 (45:07):
Yeah, I smoked a cam my brother smoked Okay, but no,
I mean they all turn out the same. They're all
really good, but it's just the gathering with the families
and the whatnuts.
Speaker 5 (45:16):
Okay.
Speaker 1 (45:19):
Barley Swine in Austin, Texas was a farm to table
place we went to and they did like pig face
tacos and so like part of the cheek and stuff
like that.
Speaker 5 (45:30):
Yeah, best meal you cooked this year? I found a
Korean beef recipe. It's Korean beef and rice. I found
it online and since making it over I think I
found it in the spring. It has been a staple
in my house once a week every week since I
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first made it with ground beef. We've tried it with venison,
and we've also tried it, tried it with ground goose,
and it doesn't matter. It's it slaps every time.
Speaker 1 (46:02):
All right. Yeah, let's stick with my Thanksgiving answer from
the previous question.
Speaker 5 (46:08):
Best meal you've cooked this year?
Speaker 1 (46:09):
Okay, numerous pizzas.
Speaker 5 (46:13):
Yeah, all right. Favorite TV show you've binged this year.
Speaker 1 (46:21):
Binged being you watched all of them in one setting? Sure, zero, Okay,
I do not have time to sit and watch a
whole series, right.
Speaker 5 (46:31):
How about a favorite TV show you've watched this year?
Speaker 8 (46:37):
For me?
Speaker 5 (46:37):
I would say it was the Kristen Bell nobody wants
this on Netflix? Yeah, Romantic comedy.
Speaker 1 (46:50):
Gimp, Yeah, Yellowstone, The Penguin Night Court. Yeah, it was work.
Do you finish? I did? I did? And yeah, you're
you're right. It seems on the outside, you know, with
the ending and whatnot, they wrapped it up pretty good,
like where it seems like, yeah, they could, they could,
they could finish that. I'm still not fully convinced because
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it was, you know, season finale instead of series finale,
you know. So, ah, if it's done with fantastic, I'm
happy with the way it ended. They killed Jamie off,
dumped him off at the train station, burnt his car.
Made it look like he's trying to cover it up, Beth,
you know, telling the officer at the end, Hey, this
is what you should be looking for. And it's stuff
like that as well. That's like, oh know what happened.
Speaker 8 (47:36):
You know.
Speaker 1 (47:36):
They need to finish their investigation. They need to go
on this, so at least one more half season to
really put some finality on this, and it'd be all right,
you know. But all in all, I'm happy with the
way it ended, and we'll see what happens if other
spinoffs come about from it.
Speaker 5 (47:54):
Your best of television show of the year.
Speaker 1 (47:57):
Penguin was easily the best show there. Fallout was pretty
good though, too. Penguin was Fallout this year? Okay? House
of the Dragon? Were we was that last year? That
was this year? Was it this year? Yeah? That wasn't.
Penguin was pretty goddamn solid. I'll give you that. Yeah,
I'm hungery. Penguin was probably the best.
Speaker 5 (48:16):
Is it over?
Speaker 1 (48:16):
Now?
Speaker 5 (48:18):
How many episodes?
Speaker 11 (48:19):
Was it?
Speaker 5 (48:20):
Okay?
Speaker 1 (48:20):
And they'll come back for another season? I think I
don't think so, don't think so? It was supposed to
be one and done.
Speaker 5 (48:26):
All right?
Speaker 1 (48:26):
Well, it's gonna be on my list then, along with
everything else.
Speaker 5 (48:30):
Yeah, I know, right long, I stopped. Actually I stopped.
I didn't finish it. I stopped.
Speaker 1 (48:36):
You don't get credit for that, I know, I know.
Speaker 5 (48:38):
The longest continuous binge. I know you probably won't have
one there at Corbyn, But for me, it was Accused.
Speaker 1 (48:45):
What does that mean? Long? Longest continuous binge where you.
Speaker 5 (48:48):
Sit down, you watch and you non stop, NonStop. It
was for me the first whole first season of Accused,
which is on Hulu. It was a Fox show.
Speaker 1 (48:59):
It's now on c and two Nicole Kitten. Which one
is that? Which it was?
Speaker 5 (49:04):
The actors change every episode. It's like they could be
like real life stories or feel like real life stories,
but the storyline changes every episode. They start off like
in a court trial, and then they get into the story.
You almost feel like you're watching a movie every single episode.
They are really good. And uh yeah, it's on Hulu,
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but I think the new season is on Fox. Accused.
Do you have a longest continuous binge?
Speaker 1 (49:33):
No? No, I don't really binge A lot a binge?
Video games? Does that count for something? Sure? Because I'll
sit there, you know, four or five hours in a
day and then finally take a break. But I don't
think that counts all right.
Speaker 5 (49:46):
Well, there you go. The best are Personal Best of
twenty twenty four.
Speaker 9 (49:52):
Linz and Lenzen Linsen, Linzen, l and dns Why Lindsay, Lindsay, Lindsay.
Speaker 10 (50:06):
And the sky Mans.
Speaker 5 (50:11):
You got a cat because it feel some lick at me.
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You can also text bmmas and then what you want
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give away January twenty fourth, twenty fifth at the Bok Center.
Tickets available bokcenter dot com. Wow, we're gonna play Schip Schnapschner. Correct,
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We're gonna play pick the Flip. Current record is well, Corbyn,
Sin's not pretty much gone to get the games. I'm
leading with eighteen. I predicted fifteen for the year. You're
in second place with a fourteen. You also predicted fifteen.
This year ed Lindsay dead ass last She's got eleven
and predicted twelve last week's winner. I've been lendsy so
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Speaker 2 (51:47):
Man?
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Speaker 1 (51:48):
Buddy, David? Who do you wants to give? Clues? Gimpy
or corbyin? Good Corbyn David? Sixty seconds there on the clock.
Timers starts after the first clue. Here we go. This
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December twenty fifth, double pointer. By the way, four Christmases correct.
This is a post apocalyptic movie. Takes place in Britain.
Virus breaks out and this is a duration of time
after twenty eight days later. Correct. Vince Vaughan and they
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they they're into old timey music. You're so money, baby.
They go to they go to Vegas Club Drop Club
Swingers correct. Chevy Chase Golf movie correct. Uh, this movie
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has a young boy that sees dead people six correct,
opposite of down.
Speaker 11 (53:10):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (53:11):
Time we got seven might be good enough for the win, David,
hang on the line, Okay, right on, man in it?
Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name?
Mine is Billy? Billy? How are you today?
Speaker 4 (53:25):
Pretty good?
Speaker 1 (53:25):
How are you good? Buddy? You got to beat seven
to win PBR tickets? Are you ready?
Speaker 8 (53:30):
Seven?
Speaker 1 (53:31):
All right, Billy, here we go this maybe eventually. Ah,
this is the one about It's got red in it
and they go to prison and they break out and
have to crawl through the Dukie tunnel. Huh. This is
Billy Crystal and uh that blonde chick Meg Ryan and
they're getting a divorce when Harry met Sally. Yes, you
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say his name three times. Michael Keaton movie Halloween Beatle
Juices a double pointer. This is about the lead singer
of the sex pistols, Blank Vicious and his girlfriend Sid Nancy.
That is correct. This is a movie that I have
not seen. But this is what ghosts do to houses.
Speaker 5 (54:19):
Haunting.
Speaker 1 (54:19):
You got it? You got it? This Deadpool he was
in a movie with Deadpool, Deadpool blank, there you go.
This is oh Man, little boy magician had to go
to Hogwarts Harry Potter. Yes, Angelina Joe Lee, she curves
the bullet when shooting at somebody blank, dead or alive.
(54:44):
I wanted, yeah, don't matter, man. Congratulations, you get those
tickets to the PBR that's going to be at the
Okay Center on January twenty fourth and twenty fifth, because
excellent chop stir hang on the line, David, I have
failed you, sir. We lost by the hair on my
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chinny chin chin. Sorry, buddy, have.
Speaker 5 (55:08):
A good day, both of them on the buzzer.
Speaker 1 (55:15):
Yeah, there was not very many clues left curved bullet.
If you've seen the movie She's uh, is that the
one where she plays the sleeper, the Russian Sleeper. No
sers leave Schreibers in it. I don't know about that.
(55:37):
Maybe maybe been a while since I've seen that. I
just remember curve the bullet, Okay. Chris James McAvoy Morgan Freeman.
James McAvoy is an office worker whose life is going
nowhere after his estranged father's murdered. He meets Angelina Jolie,
(55:59):
who recruit him into the fraternity, a secret society of
assassins which takes its orders from fate itself.
Speaker 5 (56:07):
Wanted And then this was.
Speaker 1 (56:11):
The ye This was an animated movie Old Man in
the Fat Little Boy Scout tie a bunch of balloons
to a house? What's the opposite of down? Yeah? All right?
The record? Now, well that finishes mine year with nineteen,
keeps you with fourteen, keeps Lindsay last with eleven. The
Big Man Morning.
Speaker 7 (56:30):
Show returns next, tell us this morning shown.
Speaker 1 (56:53):
Good morning, It's The Big Man Morning Show nineteen eight
four six oh K M O D. You can also
text BMMS and then what you want to say to
a two go ahead and see what get you. As
in this four by four he Helholing, it says here
that astronauts who flew on Boeing spaceship to remain in
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space even longer. The two NASA astronauts who have been
stuck on the International Space Station, we'll have to stay
there through March. Sonny Williams and Butch Wilmore flew to
the ISS on the Boeing star Liners shaky first test
flight in June. The two intended to stay in space
for a week before returning, but we'll end up being
(57:35):
closer to nine months. NASA has repeatedly pushed back the
launch of the SpaceX craft that will be used to
bring them home. On Tuesday, officials said the launch will
be no earlier than the end of March to allow
more time to complete processing on the spacecraft. Here's my theory.
(57:56):
Sooning and Butcher go up there, Butcher gets soony knocked
up and they have to deliver the baby before they
can get back to Earth because you know, nine months
in all. I mean, I don't hate that because you
think you're going up for eight days. The next thing
you know, you're missing Christmas, Yeah, and birthdays. And the
family was asked and the wife of the man was asked,
(58:20):
and she said that he is a man of God
and knows that his choice, his life has been chosen
for him. Okay. And then the man of the woman
that's up there, the husband said, she's in her happy place.
But can you imagine, like, hey, just take care of
(58:41):
the kids for eight days, right, I'll be right back.
I'll be right back, yeah, FTC Bands, Hotel and ticket
junk bees, the agency announced yesterday at finalized a finalized
a bipartisan rule, businesses will now be required to show
the true total price when they offer, display, or advertise
(59:03):
any price of live event tickets or short short term lodging.
There is a little problem with this. I mean this
is great, yeah, but the price is just gonna go up.
You're going to see a jump in price. And even
though they can't hide the junk fees, they're still going
to charge the fees. Oh yeah, they'll be in there.
They'll just be upfront about what they're ripping you off on. Well,
(59:24):
else we got here. Major Christmas shipping deadlines. The US
Postal Service says today is the last mailing date to
ensure delivery before Christmas. For First Class and Ground Advantage services.
UPS says packages will be needed will need to be
with them by Thursday for their three day Select service,
(59:44):
and then Old FedEx recommends getting boxes shipped today December
seventeenth for their ground and home delivery options. And then
lastly here Baycone Bacombe College is hopeful to be reopened
campus by fall twenty twenty five semester, a year after
averting a sheriff's auction. The few remaining leaders are dedicated
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to restoring the institution to what it once was. President
Leslie Hannah, what up, dude, said that we are going
to get this place up and running again, or die trying.
Over one hundred years of Native American tradition sits preserved
on the campus virtually untouched since most students were sent
home after the fall twenty three semester. Less as a
(01:00:31):
fan of the show, that's when I say well to.
Speaker 5 (01:00:32):
The NBA is making some changes to its All Star format.
The league's All Star Game in San Francisco this season
is going to be an All Star Tournament. The format
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is a four team, three game, one night tournament that
will feature three teams of eight All Stars apiece. The
fourth chief will be the winner of the Rising Stars
Challenge for first and second year players. The winning team
in each contest will be the first to forty points.
Teams will be selected by TNT analysts and former NBA
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stars Shaquille O'Neill, Charles Barkley, and Kenny Smith on February sixth.
The tournament will be played February sixteenth at the Chase Center.
The Yankees are doing their best to replace one Soto.
According to ESPN, the Pinstripes acquired outfielder first baseman Cody
Bellinger in a trade with the Chicago Cubs. The Yanks
(01:01:34):
are also receiving five million dollars to offset Bellinger's salary.
In exchange, the Cubs are receiving right hander Cody Petit.
Bellinger is a former MVP in the National League and
is due twenty seven point five million dollars next season,
with a player option for twenty five million dollars in
twenty twenty six. The Commanders are playing in primetime in
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Week seventeen. The NFL has moved their Week seven eventeen
home game against the Atlanta Falcons to Sunday Night football.
The Miami Dolphins and Cleveland Browns were supposed to be
the Sunday night matchup on December twenty ninth, but the
league is opted to go with the nine and five
Commanders and seven and seven Falcons. Six and eight Miami
and three and eleven Cleveland will now play at four
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or five Eastern. There will also be three Saturday games
in Week seventeen. The New England Patriots will host the
Los Angeles Chargers, the Cincinnati Bengals will have the Denver Broncos,
and the Los Angeles Rams will host the Arizona Cardinals
that week.
Speaker 1 (01:02:34):
Yeah. Yeah, because there's Saturday games this week too.
Speaker 5 (01:02:36):
Yeah, And the Cardinals are committing to a key member
of their secondary. According to ESPN, Safety Butda Baker has
reached an agreement on a three year extension worth up
to fifty four million dollars, with thirty million dollars in
guaranteed money. The eighteen million dollars per year salary is
the third largest contract for a safety in NFL history.
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The six time Pro Bowl selection was in the final
year of a four year extension he signed back in
twenty twenty. The twenty eight year old is currently second
in the league with one hundred and forty two tackles.
And that's your Balls to the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay
on ninety seven to five KM.
Speaker 1 (01:03:22):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine one
eight four six, oh K M O D.
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say to eight two nine A four to five.
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You can check out them. They're Cowboys playing Arlington courtesy
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and I'll tell you how to score those tickets.
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five iHeartRadio Alter Egos going down Saturday, January eleventh as
the key of Foreman Los Angeles. If you want to
learn how to win a trip to sea, said concert
website The rocks Keene. Would you not come, We'll do
a little film in the blank news. I'll read part
of a headline. You guys tell me what the blank
part should be. First one, Amtrak sets blank record. Amtrak
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sets blank record speed record okay for train, yeah, or
let's say like passenger record. Oh, most passengers ridden on
train traveled via train. So I think Japan's got a
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much faster train after bullet train is way faster than
anything Amtrak would have to offer. But that's just my
personal Okay. Amtrak is busier than ever. The train service
set an all time ridership record in twenty twenty four
with nearly thirty three million people riding the rails. That's
up fifteen from twenty twenty three. I'm saying, if they
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had rail service like from here to Oklahoma City or
here to Dallas, or here to Kansas City. I would
utilize that, yes, in a heartbeat. And I think the
autonomy that you would get like with like Tesla cars
and stuff have created this and ubers have created this
autonomy when you go places, and I think people really
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like it. And I think if you could go on
a train, sleep, work, whatever, I think people would embrace
that tremendously. As long as the ticket prices are fair enough,
you know, why the hell not.
Speaker 5 (01:05:31):
I think they're very affordable. I think it's one of
the best ways to travel.
Speaker 1 (01:05:35):
Not in America train before. So I don't know. Not America,
it's not if you want to take a train to Dallas,
it's not convenient.
Speaker 5 (01:05:41):
Weren't they Wasn't there talk about doing a monorail from
here to Oklahoma Not?
Speaker 1 (01:05:45):
I don't know if about a monorail. The high speed
train on the life Well, mont Rail and the train
are not the same. Montrail's one track. A train would
be utilizing the tracks already in place. Yeah, So I
think if they're going to do it, they have utilized
tracks already in place, sure, and it could be done
there there, I'd as well use them. Tell Alexa to
blank f off, Yeah, tell Alexa to blank. There's a
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number of things you can tell Alexa. Tell me a joke.
She'll tell you a joke. I tell mine to turn
on my big ass f and TV and it does it.
It's pretty awesome. She says, Oh right, turning on the
big blank TV really censors yourself and everything goes beep
and off. Yours is British. Yeah, well, I said it
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to Australian, basically saying you got different ones to choose.
Romans like British, one was Australian and one was American.
I was like, let's go with the Australian female voice.
Speaker 5 (01:06:41):
That's cool. Turn off the Christmas lights.
Speaker 1 (01:06:46):
During the holiday season, Amazon is running a promotion called
Think My Driver, where customers can think their delivery drivers
and give them a five dollars bonus. The promotion will
last until two million drivers receive thanks from customers. Customers
can only think the driver of their most recent delivery,
and the delivery must have been made within the last
fourteen days. Amazon is also offering discounts on Echo devices
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and blah blah blah blah blah blah. So with that
being said, Amazon, Thank my Driver. Now everybody in Green
Country is tipping their Amazon delivery driver and didn't want
to it comes out. It doesn't come out of your pocket,
it costs you nothing. Oh, it doesn't come out of
your bank account or anything like. Now, then that's fine them. No,
that's fine. United an Apple rolling out new way to
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blank United and Apple rolling out new way to blank
United like healthcare or the Oh, like an airline or something.
I don't know what we're talking.
Speaker 5 (01:07:44):
About, flying okay, in flight.
Speaker 1 (01:07:54):
Movies or I could see that. Yeah, a new way
to enjoy in flight.
Speaker 5 (01:07:59):
Movies entertainment on board.
Speaker 1 (01:08:02):
Apple's new find my Item location technology will be supported
by Air Canada, United Air, and Delta Airlines this week.
With the iss iOS eighteen point two update, users can
share their air tag's location with the airlines track lost
luggage to find my Apple allows users to generate a
share item location link to share with the airline and
disable it once the bag is found. The future will
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benefit Air Canada customers who have experienced lost luggage incidents
in the past. Not a bad idea blank and blank
hit California, Blank and blank hit California. Spoiler, it's not
Captain Antaneil.
Speaker 5 (01:08:43):
Earthquake and fires, U.
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High taxes and despair, earthquakes, homelessness, and happiness. I think
it's earthquakes and a tornader all at the same time.
Parts California are recovering from a double dose of wild
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weather on Saturday. National Weather Service says an e F
one tornado tour through Scott's Valley south of San Jose
Saturday afternoon. The Scott's Valley Police Department says five people
were injured, although four were quickly treated and released. Later
that night, a five point three earthquake struck northern California
forty seven miles west southwest of Ferndale. California can get
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hit with a lot of tornadoes. Do they know they do?
I don't think so. Yeah. Coffee may help prolong life
span by almost blank ears. Coffee may prolong life span
by almost blank ears fifteen. It's a big difference, Yeah
it is. How about sixteen under way? Four four years,
(01:10:05):
four years, seven months, three days, and two hours. Your
morning cup of coffee might be more than just a
pick me up. A new study done by the University
of Cumbria in Portugal says that the drink may be
adding to your lifespan. The research was funded by the
Institute of Scientific Information on Coffee, a nonprofit organization started
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by companies from the coffee industry. The study found that
regular coffee drinkers may be avering an average of almost
two years to their lifespan. Dren't you all right? I
don't know. Am I like ninety right and I'm adding too? Yeah?
Or am I delayed turning ninety right? Blank? Rock fans
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top tattoo choice? Blank? Rock fans top tattoo choice soft
looking for band? Oh? I like the idea of soft.
Rock fans favorite tattoo choice?
Speaker 5 (01:11:11):
Yeah? What would that be?
Speaker 1 (01:11:14):
A piano? Man?
Speaker 5 (01:11:15):
Right? A piano or a microphone?
Speaker 1 (01:11:18):
Maybe let's go with Metallica Kiss.
Speaker 5 (01:11:24):
It's probably like Pink Floyds led Zeppelin.
Speaker 1 (01:11:29):
A new study by a Swiss tattoo shop says Pink
Floyd is the number one tattoo choice for rock fans.
The tattoo artist at ll Tattoo in Burns, Switzerland, used
data from Google keyword Planner to determine the number of
global searches related to the band and tattoos. Pink Floyd
topped the list with an average of thirteen thousand global
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searches per month. Only two other bands averaged at least
ten thousand searches per month. Guns n' Roses is second
with ten thousand, six and seventy five, just ahead of
German alt metal band Romstein. Yeah, with ten five and
fifty eight sir just per month, also in the top ten.
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Or Metallica, Nirvana and Iron Maiden and what they're just
getting their logos tattooed, I guess, or maybe an album cover.
I could see like Pink Floyd with the Dark Side
of the Moon cover, that's that makes sense. Maybe an
Iron Maiden because of Old Addie, Yeah, something to that effect.
But outside of that, you gotta pick a band tattoo. Oh,
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that's easy for me.
Speaker 5 (01:12:37):
What are you picking, lindsay, Probably Guns n' Roses? Really yeah,
I have never I like Slash.
Speaker 1 (01:12:47):
I like guns and I like Rosies. You didn't have
to stay with metal. Oh, you're not typically a metal girl,
so that's why I'm like, huh, then.
Speaker 5 (01:12:58):
Michael Jackson or Whitney Us.
Speaker 1 (01:13:00):
Okay, yeah, GIMPI that's easy, man, and I want to
get it done. Eventually. It's the Godsmack logo and when
they did the Vibes tour there at the end. That's
so when I come up with I was like, that's
brilliant because they got the regular logo. It's the sign
right with the rays whatnot. It's kind of a bit
of a tribal look, but it's got a G in
the middle of it, and I'm like, well, that's awesome.
I want that tattoo on me right now. Taylor Swift.
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New series exploring blank History to debut on Hulu in
twenty twenty five. New series exploring blank history to debut
on Hulu in twenty twenty five. Misled History, Hispanic history,
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French history. Yes, I like that. We really don't really
pay enough attention.
Speaker 5 (01:13:52):
They've had the history of Serial Killers on Hulu, They've
had history of co Colu. How about the history of
Malcolm X on Hulu?
Speaker 1 (01:14:04):
A new eight part series titled Into the Void will
premiere on Hulu in twenty twenty five, exploring the emotional
stories of heavy metal icons. Produced by Vice Studios Canada,
the show will delve into the real lives of legendary
heavy metal artists. Exclusive executive producer Evan Hunsey and Jason Eisner,
known for Dark Side of the Ring, are overseeing the series.
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Metal Blade Record CEO Brian Slegel is also part of
the team behind the creation of the show. That sounds awesome.
I don't know if I'll see every episode, but definitely
if they're covering a certain topic will I will partake
in that. Foo Fighters blank tour plans, Food Fighters blank
tour plans, scrap cancel, crap on postpone announce reveal, laugh
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at post Fighters double tour plans. Yeah.
Speaker 5 (01:15:12):
I feel like because of everything going on in Dave
Grohl's life right now, Ah that's the past.
Speaker 1 (01:15:17):
Yeah, okay, Food Fighters are canceling their tour plans for
twenty twenty five because Dave's in the doghouse. That's according
to hell Fast founder director Ben Barbard. During an interview
with La Parisian, Barbard was asked why he booked Mwes
for the festival, after previously saying he would never have
them on the events lineup. He said, well, money, he said.
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Foo Fighters. Having canceled their super tour, Muse was called
in as reinforcements. The news comes after Foo Fighters front
man Dave Grol announced he would be welcome a baby
outside of his marriage in September. The band canceled their
Sound Side Music Festival appearance later that month. You I mean,
I think it's say to say that if you have
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a marriage a child out of wedlock, you might need
to think about like focusing on some other things. Yeah,
you might need to work on some stuff, some personal
things where you go out and play musician with your
friends right all over the globe. Rob Trhulo recalls biggest
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challenge upon joining Metallica was blank. Rob Trhulo recalls biggest
challenge upon joining Metallica was blank, dealing with Lars, dumbass,
dealing with.
Speaker 5 (01:16:43):
Groupies.
Speaker 1 (01:16:44):
I like that the biggest challenge is beating off all
these groupies. The times I got to use both hands
learning the chords.
Speaker 5 (01:16:55):
Yeah, drugs and alcohol.
Speaker 1 (01:17:00):
Robert Truhulo, the bassis for Metallica, recently discussed the challenges
he faced when joining the band. In three Truleau revealed
that he was overwhelmed by the workload of learning the
band's extensive catalog of songs and preparing for live performances.
He recalled the uncertainty of not knowing which songs would
be in the set list for upcoming shows, as the
bandmates themselves were unsure. True Hulu's dedication to learning the
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songs and adapting to the band's dynamic set list process
highlights the intense preparation required to be a member of Metallicug.
He actually said quote, I was confused because I was
never told what songs would be in the set list.
That sucks, right, Come on, Bob, get it together. This
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one's specifically for GIMPI and I no offense, lindsay you
might find this good too. Malcolm in the Middle blank
in twenty twenty five. Malcolm in the Middle blank in
twenty twenty five. I sure hope there's a reunion show
that would make my day. I need to know how
Dewey's doing. And that middle child that nobody will know.
(01:18:06):
The older child, Reese, Yes, whatever happened to Reese? Whatever
happened to Dewey. We know that the dad went on
and start making math. He divorced, the one gal married,
the teacher starred, or he became a teacher, started making
math because he got the cancer.
Speaker 5 (01:18:23):
We know Frankie Nunaz or Moone Munasz became a race
car driver. But it is it's coming back to Disney Plus. Bro.
Speaker 1 (01:18:32):
Malcolm in the Middle will return with new episodes next year.
A limited four episode run will hit Disney Plus in
twenty twenty five, to celebrate the blof sitcoms twenty fifth anniversary.
Original cast members Frankie Munez, Brian Cranston, and Jane kash
Merik are all set to reprise the roles. So show
creator Lynwood Boomer is also on board as a writer.
(01:18:54):
Malcolm the Middle debut in January of two thousand and
ran for one hundred and fifty one episodes. For those
who know that show was well ahead of its time,
and they definitely won't have Dewey on there. That kid
looks like he he did not age well. Yeah, I
was just about to look and see what they look
like and where they're at. Justin Burfield played Reese. I
need a recent picture of him. Okay, he still kind
(01:19:14):
of looks the same. He still kind of looks the same.
And then Dewey, where are you at? Dewey? Eric Persullivan
is his name, and he looks like he's going through it. Oh,
poor Eric. Puberty is boy, he sure does. You know
some kids the puberty is just not friendly and they
don't age out of it till like their twenties. He
(01:19:36):
says he's thirty three, but in this picture he looks
like nineteen. He looks like he's a skater, and you're like,
get off my lawn, bro real, hey, come back here
with deck Kennish pink like you're there to deliver? Are
you here to deliver my pizza? That's fun? Why this
state has the blank in the US according to the study.
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Why this state has the blank in according to a study.
Speaker 5 (01:20:03):
Why this state has the.
Speaker 1 (01:20:06):
Lowest ratings or crabs? Crabs are good too.
Speaker 5 (01:20:11):
Why this state has the.
Speaker 1 (01:20:15):
Worst drivers? Yeah high like that. Why this state has
the best strippers?
Speaker 5 (01:20:25):
Oh yeah, biggest amount of debt.
Speaker 1 (01:20:29):
A recent study by lending Tree ranked Massachusetts as the
state with the worst drivers in the United States, with
sixty one point one incidents per one thousand drivers. Rhode
Island in California closely followed with sixty point six and
fifty five point zero incidents per thousand drivers. In contrast,
Arkansas was ranked as having the best drivers with only
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fourteen point seven incidents per one thousand drivers, and Massachusetts
also had the highest accident rate with forty four point
four accidents per one thousand drivers. North Dakota had the
highest speeding related incident rate of eight point one incidents
per one thousand drivers. I don't know how Oklahoma's not
on the top of that list. Studies suggest walking blank
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steps daily help reduces depression risk. Study suggests walking blank
looking for a number here steps daily helps reduce depression
risk seventeen At seventeen steps.
Speaker 5 (01:21:30):
Well, they say ten thousand steps, he.
Speaker 1 (01:21:35):
Absolutely is walking one thousand steps. Do you guys keep
tracking your steps? I do. I don't. I know my
watch can. I'm just don't look at it. I'm sure
it does. Yeah, I just don't look at it.
Speaker 5 (01:21:50):
Maybe around sixty five hundred.
Speaker 1 (01:21:53):
Steps, it's three thousand. A new study out of Spain
suggests that walking seven thousand and steps a day could
help reduce the risk of depression. It's long been known
that exercise improves mental health, but this is the first
study to look at step counts and a possible link
between the two. Researchers looked at thirty three studies of
nearly one hundred thousand people and found that those who
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walk seven thousand steps a day are thirty one percent
less likely to be depressed, and the risk reduction benefits
sor to forty percent for walkers who do ten thousand steps.
The study, published in the Medical journey Jamma public Opinion. Uh,
step count yesterday so far I'm at seven hundred and
seventy six, which makes sense, right, because how am I
(01:22:36):
gonna But yesterday I walked six seven hundred and eighty.
This says that I'm up to thirty two twenty five.
You've walked three thousand steps already this morning. Yeah, but
I don't know exactly how accurate that is, you know
what I mean, because it's like it just says the
thirty two to twenty five out of seventeen thousand. But
(01:22:58):
did that was that today or did that start to morrow?
It would start admitting, No, it would start at midnight. Okay,
oh that would make sense then, I mean three thousands
a lot? Bro, But you do how many smoke breaks
have you done since you've been here in this morning? Yeah? Yeah,
let's see, there's at least four before I started the show,
and then we're what two hours into it? So that's
two two more, so at least six. And yeah, that's
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from my office to the elevator downstairs. Sometimes you walk
around that. I walk around the building and then back
to the elevator. So yeah, okay, that sounds like it
could be accurate. Yeah, I'll buy that. For the record,
seven thousand steps would be walking across thirty nine football fields.
Speaker 5 (01:23:35):
Yeah, okay, I would look at that as that would
make me depressed because I'd be like.
Speaker 1 (01:23:40):
Oh, physical activity only.
Speaker 5 (01:23:41):
Seven thousand, Like no, because I'd think, like, I'm supposed
to get at least ten thousand. I need to go more,
you know what I mean, Like it would make me
pissed that I didn't get at least ten thousand in
that's the goal every day.
Speaker 1 (01:23:54):
Motivate at least that's your goal. Yeah it is, Okay, that's.
Speaker 5 (01:23:59):
I gotta go walk more. I gotta go walk more.
Speaker 1 (01:24:02):
A lot of Americans use blank to hide present disappointment.
A lot of Americans use blank to hide present disappointment,
not current times. A gift, Oh okay, a lot of
Americans use blank to hide present disappointment.
Speaker 5 (01:24:19):
A happy phase alcohol.
Speaker 1 (01:24:23):
Use alcohol, marijuana, Yeah, medical cannabis. You're so high, You're
so happy already. You're like, ah, that's a great gift.
Speaker 5 (01:24:33):
Man appreciate I was going like they put on a
fake smile or something.
Speaker 1 (01:24:40):
Over the last three years, the average person has gotten
two gifts they just didn't like. According to a new survey.
As a result, more than half of Americans have used
their resting gift faced during the holidays to hide their
disappointment with a present. Respondence report that the top sign
someone doesn't like a gift is avoiding eye contact, followed
by giving a fake smile and changing the tone of
(01:25:01):
their voice. Oh all right, have you guys ever audibly
shown you're disliking for a present? I did one time.
It was a purple cashmere sweater that my mom had
given me, and then I felt bad after she died
had to go get it back. I'm sure I have,
(01:25:21):
because when you're excited and it's a genuine response, people
can tell different. Yeah, it's kind of like doing a
light detector test. You'd have to step on attack during
the qualifying on your shoe during the qualifying session to
set the bar, so you would have to open every
gift the same and be like, oh, greed, yeah, oh
(01:25:44):
that's just what I needed, right, Yeah. Because if you're like, yes,
I got a PlayStation five. Yeah, And then you get
a Brussels sprout washer, you go, hey, cool, thanks, put
that over here, And how you act when you get
it too. When you get something you like, you open
(01:26:04):
it up, you'll dig in it. You'll turn the box
over a bunch of times.
Speaker 5 (01:26:09):
Huh.
Speaker 1 (01:26:09):
But when you get a Brussels sprout washer, you.
Speaker 5 (01:26:11):
Go yeah, thank you, yeah, oh yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1 (01:26:15):
For my electric salt and pepper shaker. Those leaves are nice,
Sure they are, sure they are all right. We're gonna
take a break. We'll be back.
Speaker 7 (01:26:25):
Tulsa's Morning Show continues next with The Big Man Morning
Show on Tulsa's rock.
Speaker 8 (01:26:31):
Station ninety seven five KMO D.
Speaker 1 (01:26:44):
Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show. Nine four
six oh KMOD. Can also text bmms and then what
you want to say to eight two nine four five.
If you're a fantasy football fan, the Browns have put
Nick Chubb on the injured reserved list, and which means
(01:27:05):
he ain't gonna be getting no points for you. So
you're a fantasy football guy, There you go, some fantasy
football news. Hooray.
Speaker 5 (01:27:23):
Michael Vick is making a return to football. According to
The Virginian Pilot, vic Is agreed to contract terms to
become the new head coach at Norfolk State. He replaces
Dawson Odoms, who spent who went fifteen to thirty and
four seasons with the Spartans. The forty four year old
joined the Kansas City Chiefs in twenty seventeen as a
(01:27:43):
training camp in turn, but as otherwise never coached. A
Virginia native, Vic was taken with the first pick in
the two thousand and one NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons.
Speaker 1 (01:27:54):
I think he might be one of the better success
stories of rehabilitation. And I get some people probably don't
want to forgive him for what he did with the dogs,
but he paid his time. Yeah, And any interview you
(01:28:16):
read about him from other people, they say he has
still remorse to this day about who he was and
how he acted and doesn't want to be that person again.
I think it's impressive people change and we don't celebrate
those people in that right.
Speaker 5 (01:28:32):
Exactly yesterday, Connor McGregor announced his intention to participate in
a boxing excavation aka cash grab with Logan Paul in India.
In doing so, McGregor will make a nice chunk of
change in an otherwise meaningless form of entertainment that's been
called a fight. The former two time UFC champ last
(01:28:53):
fought in twenty twenty one, when he suffered a broken
leg and a Tka loss to Dustin Poier On, McGregor
said the rumors of about with Elia Topiia are false,
but there's a preliminary agreement for the Paul fight, of
which he says will be a precursor to his return
(01:29:13):
to the Octagon.
Speaker 1 (01:29:15):
I I this is such a startling thing to me.
I don't I don't know. If I see this happening,
maybe it will.
Speaker 5 (01:29:23):
I thought he was going to prison, why for being
found guilty of rape.
Speaker 1 (01:29:30):
He wasn't found guilty. Oh, he wasn't found guilty of rape. Oh.
I think that it was a civil trial. If I'm
not mistaken, that's right.
Speaker 5 (01:29:38):
It was, That's right. I mean, that's why he's got
to pay.
Speaker 1 (01:29:42):
I thought, Yeah, Connor McGregor's five to nine, logan Paul
six ' to two logan Paul ways two ten, two fifteen, right,
Connor ways one seventy. Uh, this guy hasn't want to fire. Listen.
I think Conor MacGregor's awesome. I think it's over. Yeah, probably,
he has not won in a long time.
Speaker 5 (01:30:01):
He's still a badass.
Speaker 1 (01:30:02):
He could whip my ass any that, but it is.
I think it's over. Anything he does is just for
money at this point right.
Speaker 5 (01:30:12):
Yeah, here's your Dallas Cowboys update, brought to you by
our friends at Miller Lyte. The Dallas Cowboys new questions
surrounding Mike McCarthy's contract would shade their season. When an
NFL head coach enters their final year of the contract
without an extension, speculation will swarm. I don't know how
you cannot say that his team has shown that they'll
handle adversity, Jerry Jones said Tuesday morning. McCarthy has kept
(01:30:34):
a team unified and focused despite significant injuries, including to
each of the cowboys four costlyest salary cap investments. McCarthy
has called plays effectively to win games with backup quarterback
Cooper Rush. The Cowboys host the eight six Tampa Bay
Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football, then visit the twelve and
two Philadelphia Eagles before finishing the regular season with the
(01:30:56):
nine to five Washington Commanders. Dallas's likelihood of making the
playoffs remains below one percent, but the team's bid for
retaining McCarthy and Zimmer remains well within play. To have
the team playing at the level that's that they're playing,
Jones said, I give them both high grades. This year.
If you want to win standing room only tickets to
the next Cowboys game in Arlington, open the iHeartRadio app
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and use the talkback feature and tell us to give
you those Cowboys tickets at your balls at the Wall Sports.
I'm Lindsay in ninety seven to five KM.
Speaker 1 (01:31:40):
Good morning, It's the Big nine Morning Show. Consider this
if you need one. Maybe you're on the verge of
doing some math listening to the show, and consider this
a public service announcement on why not to do it. Okay,
I was just about to go do something, so grabbing
pipe in the well. Okay. South Carolina woman who gouged
(01:32:03):
her own eyeballs out during a meth induced psychosis episode
says she's much happier now since the event. Oh I
think I remember the story. Happened a couple of years ago, right, Yeah,
where she was like out in front of like a
clinic or in like broad daylight and then just ripped
her own eyeballs out. She's she was twenty six. She
(01:32:26):
was left permanently blind when she ripped out her eyes
with their bare hands and squished them after snorting and
injecting meth. In February of twenty eighteen. It's been some
good stuff. She says, that depends on how you look
at it, all right. I usually look at anything on
whether it was good or not, on how I feel
(01:32:47):
after right, that's just me. I'm a different breed, I guess.
She says her life is better than it was before.
I mean, I feel like that's fair. Though she can't
see she was probably already in a dark place by
doing the drugs, right, she says, of course, there are
(01:33:08):
times I get really upset about my situation, particularly at nights.
How do you know when I can't fall asleep? Just
close your eye. It's always dark, isn't it, honey?
Speaker 11 (01:33:17):
Right?
Speaker 1 (01:33:18):
But truthfully, I'm happier now than I was before it
all happened. I'd rather be blind than dependent on drugs.
I feel you probably could have gotten off the junk
and still kept your eyeball. Though she was an honor
student who started right out of high school, she would
smoke marijuana on weekends. Nay, marijuana, that's quite the opposite.
(01:33:40):
Right before harrowing incident for gouging your eyeballs, ellyeball, eyeballs out.
She says she avoided hard drugs due to addiction issues.
In her family, and she got hooked on the crystal
meth after a friend gave her a joint laced with
the drug when she was nineteen years old, and then
(01:34:01):
she went from smoking meth to injecting it. What kind
of pos gives you a joint laced with crystal meth
and doesn't tell you not a very good friend? No,
for sure, I understand that when you do drugs, other
friends may dabble in others. But I feel like, hey, man,
(01:34:23):
do you want coke? Right? And you go no. But also,
if you have a history of addiction in your family
and you're trying to stay away from that stuff, you
probably shouldn't be smoking weed either. Probably nice should just
stay away from all of it, go to church and
just listen to Jesus. I mean, I don't know about
all that, but she said the high she got from
(01:34:44):
the drug made her feel closer to God. I believe her.
She agreed to go to rehab The night before she
took a larger than normal dose of the drug, which
is quite common as if you watch the TV show
Addiction Intervention, they let them get high before they put
them on a plane. Yeah, yeah, one last blast before
(01:35:05):
you're done for good, so the last hurrah that spurred
delusions under which she believed the world was upside down
and she needed to sacrifice her eyes to get into heaven.
She was sitting outside the main Chapel and Mercy Center
on February six, twenty eighteen, when she got on her
hands and knees and started praying. Before the traumatic incident quote,
(01:35:27):
I remember thinking that someone had to sacrifice something important
to write the world, and that person was me. So
I pushed my thumb, pointer and middle finger into each eye.
I grabbed each eyeball, twisted and pulled until each eye
popped out of the socket. It felt like a massive struggle,
the hardest thing I ever had to do, she said.
(01:35:50):
The church pastor found her screaming, I want to see
the light while she had both eyeballs in her hands,
adding that she would have mutilated her brain if he
hadn't arrived. It took a team of police to calm
her down before she was airlifted to a hospital trauma unit.
Or at least seven doctors held her down before cleaning
(01:36:12):
what was left out of her orbital sockets to prevent infection.
The traumatic incident was what I think people in that
world called rock bottom. G you think does it get
worse than ripping your own eyeballs out? Oh my god,
I'm gonna go with yes, you think it could. Yeah,
(01:36:33):
ripping the eyeballs out of a loved one, Okay, Okay,
you're a random child on a plate daycare, so yeah, okay,
yeah specific.
Speaker 5 (01:36:41):
But eah, so do they sew up the eye socket
or does she have like glass?
Speaker 1 (01:36:45):
I'm glad you asked. Lindsay, wearing prosthetic eyeballs, which she
received in twenty twenty to appear more normal to the
outside world, said she works hard to remain positive despite
her self inflicted disability. Does she get disability checks? Yeah,
she can't do nothing. She did it on her own.
(01:37:06):
Though it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. She's still disabled.
Activities I used to enjoy, like scene touching things, watching movies,
not bumping into walls, rearranging my house whenever I wanted.
(01:37:28):
Activities I used to enjoy, like playing guitar and learning
piano are harder now, That's how it's written. By the way,
are harder now that I'm blind. You don't say, but
I'm still optimistic When I stub my toe or my knee.
I think, well, it probably saved me from walking into
a wall and hitting my face about it. Yeah, good
(01:37:54):
on her, to be fair, if she did start doing meth,
it would probably be easier to get her to quit, right,
you just hide it. I should never find it unless
she develops a nose like a German shepherd.
Speaker 5 (01:38:07):
I wonder do her other senses get heightened?
Speaker 1 (01:38:11):
Of course, when you lose a sense another other senses
try to overcompensate. Yeah, you have to. You have to
make up somehow, not just senses. If you hurt your arm,
you will overcompensate on the other side. So yeah, wild, Yeah,
I've never been that high. I've done some things in
(01:38:32):
my time. Never wanted to rip my own eyeballs out there.
Any self mutilation while high, I don't think so. Oh yeah,
to go pretty back, pretty far? Huh? I did? I did?
I mean I used to take exact o blades and
I'd cut my arms up. That would be self harm,
(01:38:53):
but it was nothing like deep you know, it's just
a little scratch when you say that, like one line,
yeah at a time, Yeah, of course, one line at
a time. I don't know if they make multiple blades,
but like in a session. How many would you times
would you cut yourself? Maybe maybe twice at most, And
(01:39:13):
mostly it was just to mess with the people in
our class, you know, and you're high at that time.
Yeah at what age? I was eighteen at that time,
so senior year. Yeah, yeah, I've never been that high,
but it was never just to you know, life sucks.
I hate it cut my arm. So what I'm hearing
(01:39:33):
you say is you weren't cutting yourself because you were high.
You were cutting yourself because you wanted you wanted the
attention of being the weird kids, being the weird kid.
Speaker 5 (01:39:41):
Yeah, basically, Okay, Yeah, I've had a hard enough time,
like pulling out a loose tooth, you know, on myself.
Speaker 1 (01:39:49):
I can't even remember when I did that. I forty
years pasted, but.
Speaker 5 (01:39:56):
I just can't imagine.
Speaker 1 (01:39:58):
I don't think any kid would have trouble pulling their
on teas, but as an adult, no.
Speaker 5 (01:40:07):
Never as an adult. Splinter Yeah, even that, even pulling
out a splinter is very.
Speaker 1 (01:40:14):
Difficult that I'm I'm completely comfortable with. I will take
a pair of tweezers and dig in there. Yeah, that
ain't nothing. Sometimes you gotta get really deep in there,
but whatever it is, what it is, all right, don't
god your eyes out, so that's your public services. Don't
do math. Okay, all right, we'll take a break. We'll
be back.
Speaker 7 (01:40:33):
Tulsa's Morning Show is gotting right back. The Big Mad
Morning Show, Tulsa's Rock Station.
Speaker 1 (01:40:58):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Shown four six
oh K M O D. Lindsay, what you learn today?
Speaker 5 (01:41:10):
I learned that if you see Gimpy coming, compliment him
on his outfit. And I also learned that the train
was the most popular form of transportation this year, which
is why we now call gimpies x amtrak h Gimby.
Speaker 1 (01:41:25):
What'd you learn today? I learned that if you're high
on drugs and a little thirsty, just grab some toilet water.
And I also learned that Corbyn will take the duck penis.
I learned that, in a weird twist of fate, removing
your eyes allows you to see. And I also learned
Lindsay wants a child sex predator and a drug addict
(01:41:48):
as tattoos. Corbin say, make sure that dishwashers leaded right.
Speaker 5 (01:41:53):
It's Lindsay, stop tracking my cycle.
Speaker 1 (01:41:55):
This is Gimpy and I'm sorry baddy. Can I get
a call.
Speaker 8 (01:42:06):
With the bullet with the one John Brow?
Speaker 4 (01:42:11):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (01:42:11):
Now what the hell they lay? I mean this a
be no makes a noise?
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Interpassport cordon, new messages.
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The Big Mad Morning Show wud like to take a
minute to thank troops from Oklahoma and all over the
United States.
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These soldiers have sacrifice. Did the Big Mad Morning Show
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