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Coming up in a little bit. There's some music news. Now,
nobody had this person on their death bowl because we
haven't established our death bulls for this year. We will,
we'll get to that. And that is Peter Yarrow of
Peter Paul and Mary died. No, why do you say

(04:14):
it like dugin p That was just being silly. Oh okay,
And most people are like, oh, might know the name,
and maybe they know a song by Peter Paul and Mary.
The one most famous. I think almost everyone knows and
maybe they don't know it's from Peter Paul and Mary
is puff the matric Dragon. Absolutely, that might be the

(04:36):
most famous song from them overall. It's about drugs, right, No.
They came under a lot of scrutiny about that song
and that it was about doing drugs and stuff, and
I said, it is not. They were viheminently like, no,

(04:57):
it's not, even though they were drug users, right right.
They're like, no, man, it's just a song. From what
I heard, it was about a long lost friend Peters
I believe it was. And then eventually he caught up
with that person that he wrote the song about four
and then shared half of the yearnings with said person. Wow,

(05:21):
like years years years later after the song became, you know, popular,
made a lot of marks. Well, that's cool. I was
unaware that they were like a boy band, like they
were put together by somebody. They weren't like, yes, yeah, yeah,
that they were put together. A manager put them together
and was like, hey, I think you guys all can
be stand on your own, but I think together you'll

(05:42):
be a really powerful group. Yeah, and they were. Yeah,
for sure. They took off super fast. People loved them.
They're not everybody's bag, that's fine. Probably the most interesting
thing I found out about Peter Yarrow is his ps Really,

(06:04):
he's not a he now he stands up for a
lot of social causes, which is good. Yeah, right, life
is about the middle. I don't know if people really
realize that you can be an amazing human being, have
a steadfast, stoic face, low case s stowic face to
deal with problems like Kennedy did in the Bay of Pigs,

(06:25):
and then also moments after deciding that having sex with
a college girl, Oh so you can be both. In
the middle is usually where we're at in life. We
just only see the higher low right, and probably the
same case with Peter Yarrow. He did these great social causes,
but he also got in trouble for having quote, improper
liberties with a fourteen year old girl. It was a

(06:47):
different time then. That is literally his argument. I will
share that with you. Everybody back then I had a
fourteen year old girlfriend, not everybody, right, right, And it
wasn't a different time back then because he got in trouble.

Speaker 4 (07:00):
Yeah huh.

Speaker 1 (07:01):
So though people did it, it didn't make it less illegal, right, right.
You look at people like Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis
and all those other ones. I had, Steven Tyler, Robert Plant,
David Bowie, mickje Like, it's a long list. Yeah, yeah,
but it was was acceptable. Yeah. You see that Shane

(07:23):
Gillis bit where they're like trying to figure out the
age of consent or whatever. It's a funny little sketch, right,
and it's like back in colonial times and it's like,
all right, we need to find out how old is
the proper age for sexual relations or something in that
effect I'm paraphrasing. And they're like, we'll start with Rhode Island,
Sir from Rhode Island, what do you think? And the

(07:44):
guy from Rhode Island standsup. He's like, uh, twelve.

Speaker 7 (07:49):
Everyone's like, whoa, hey, bro, He's like, I talked to
you earlier and you were giving me the thumbs down,
like lower, and he's like, no, I was getting thumbs down,
Like that's it's not good.

Speaker 1 (08:01):
It's a funny, funny bitch. I mean, it's probably not wrong, right,
probably pretty accurate because you can go and look through
historic photos. Sometimes people post like a historic photos and
it shows like a grown man with a child on
the court court steps. Yeah, getting married.

Speaker 4 (08:19):
Oh that his daughter, No, that's his new bride.

Speaker 1 (08:22):
Yeah. Uh there's another great bit. I forget. The comedian
and his is about how lucky we are that we
didn't become pedophiles, because if you think about it, at
some age you were like, hey, that's too young. But
I still like grape juice. Like I didn't grow out
of that, right, I grew out of being with young people.

Speaker 4 (08:45):
Yes, that's hilario.

Speaker 1 (08:46):
It's a really funny take. Nonetheless, Peter Yarrow, he was
convicted and served three months in prison for this. The
good old days where he was having improper liberties. Listen
to this. He says that this fourteen year old girl
had gone with her sister a seventeen year old to

(09:07):
his hotel room in Washington, DC for an autograph and
the girl, the fourteen year old girl said that Peter
Yarro answered the door naked. That doesn't surprise me. It
kind of surprises me. I'm not short of from the
shower to maybe getting my underwear and maybe in between

(09:32):
the sheets. I'm not naked, and I'm sure sell an
answer in the door naked, right, even in my heyday.
But if you're a rock star, a musician, a famous musician,
and you've got groupies coming over to your hotel room
for a quote unquote autograph, you know what is gonna happen.

(09:53):
Now you're a free door naked. Hold on if it's
a pre arranged sexual meeting. Okay, right, But that's not
the way he presents it. Of course, he creep present
that he presents it with the whole like no, I
just you know, I was like the room service. I
don't know, right, I don't know why we have to
say this. People just don't answer the door naked. True,

(10:17):
it's a very rare, almost damn near zero occurrence. It's
just not something people do unless mostly for cold right.
That's just that's why we have clothes, modesty or whatever.
You know, somebody could be banging on my door five
ten minutes at a time, right, you know, I'll say
I'm in a shower, getting ready or just got out whatever,

(10:38):
there's a knock on the door, I'm still going to
I don't know, put a robe on, maybe at least
some drawers or something before I go and answer the door.
I won't go straight to the door, you know, brush
in hand, naked, Hey, what's going on? Yeah, we'd like
to talk to you about your Lord and Savior. Yeah,
And obviously if it's naked, it's a prearranged sexual thing.

(11:02):
But even like when I was dating my wife and
knew she was coming over and we were gonna hook up,
I never answered the door naked, just the case it
ain't her, right, even though I looked out the window
saw her car, like all those things right anyway, So
and then now here's where we take a turn. He

(11:24):
answered the door naked and then made her masturbate him
until he finished.

Speaker 4 (11:29):
Oh god, a fourteen year old.

Speaker 1 (11:32):
Girl that got uncomfortable real quick.

Speaker 4 (11:35):
Now.

Speaker 1 (11:36):
Now, if I had to be his litigator, I might
argue he didn't check IDs and she showed up with
this other girl who he already was aware she was seventeen.
That would be only that would be the only argument
that I think you could make right in terms of defense.

Speaker 4 (11:58):
Yeah, and how old was he at this time?

Speaker 1 (12:00):
I don't know, doesn't matter what kind of questions, It
doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if he's eighteen sixteen. So
this is the best part. Well, I'll move forward, I'll
jump to someone else. He was then pardoned by Jimmy Carter.

Speaker 4 (12:18):
That's not Jimmy again.

Speaker 1 (12:21):
You can be a great individual and have not great
moments in life. It's called being human, right, And they
even announced it like hours before they announced the release
of the Iran hostages during the Iran So yeah, again,
got a lot going on. If that isn't one to
be like really, here's what he said years later about this.

(12:44):
He apologized for the incident, saying that quote it was
an era of real indiscretion and mistakes by categorically male performers.
I was one of them. I got nailed. I was wrong.
I'm sorry for it, Okay. As someone who loves to
parse out what people say and find something that is
very interesting yet confusing and also a slide when you

(13:05):
say I got nailed. That tells me you don't think
you did anything wrong, right right? He realizes he got
caught up and some stuff you and you made the
comment of categorically male, like you're quantifying some things, which
sounds like I'm not gay, right, like you're being over defensive.

(13:28):
And that means maybe there were other instances. So upon
a little research, oh oh, there were other instances where
he was sued I think in the in the early
two thousands for another incident, a separate incident that happened
decades prior. Yeah, when back back in this time, when

(13:49):
males categorically right right, right right, we're getting nailed for
something they did they didn't know better, not their fault, no,
just a successful male just you know, I didn't know
this happened. Did you see what she was wearing? Yeah?
And he even got like disinvited from festivals. I mean,

(14:12):
people forgot that this happened. Here, kids, let's listen to
Puff the Magic right. Suddenly, Puff the Magic Dragon is
convincingly not about drugs. When Peter Yarrow answers the door
and goes, would you like to meet dragon?

Speaker 4 (14:33):
Right?

Speaker 1 (14:34):
You nasty? Yeah? Yeah? And then I was I found
a list. Yeah, so it's a list that somebody has
put together, and damn near every artist is on this list.
And these are problematic artists, artists that have had things

(14:57):
happened to them or they've done and that isn't okay.
And so like, I'm not gonna go through them because
a lot of them are stupid. But you know, like
things that what was one that endorsed a political candidate? Okay,
that's dumb. I don't make that doesn't make you problematic.
That you're entitled to your opinion of who you and

(15:21):
you're entitled to share it of who you want to
vote for, whether I agree with it or not. Right, right,
being on small children is problematic. Right R. Kelly is
an excellent example. But Paul Stanley accused Ace Freely of
anti Semitic behavior and collecting Nazi memorabilia. Hmm okay, well,

(15:44):
I mean everybody's got their thing. Everybody people collect things.
And maybe he's a history buff. He's World War two buff.
He's not not so much in it for the Nazis, right,
the Nazi love of it, but more of the the
World War two history behind it. I feel like you're
making the no no. No. Hitler was also a good
artist argument. No no, because it's because when you won't

(16:07):
collect something that is associated with easily one of the
biggest atrocities on the planet forever, it's hard to make
an argument. You don't want to say you're a fan
of it. True, but if you are a collector of
World War two artifacts, you can't get away from that
side of World War Two. You can't. No, but you could. No,

(16:28):
but you could. You could if you want to be
like a fan of World War Two in terms of history,
you can get that motion across without owning something that
is associated with the demise of a whole culture. H Yes,
you're probably right on that one. But what's the difference
between collecting Nazi memorabilia from Nazi Germany? Okay, and memorabilia

(16:49):
from Joseph Stalin's time or or or I would I
would argue not much except maybe a few million people. Right,
It's it's still but that's a horrible time in history. Absolutely.
But I feel like if you're a buff and you're
a huge collector like that, you can't get away from it.
If I go into your house and you have a

(17:10):
collection of Stalin stuff, I'm also going to be questioning
your morals as a human being. I don't know. I
don't know, because if you have it all in a group,
if you've got stuff from the Allies and the Axis right,
you've got World War Two artifacts from America and Great Britain,
but you also have it in the same room with
stuff from Benito Mussolini and the Nazis and installed collection.

(17:33):
If you have a collection of some of the heinous
dictators of all time, I'm questioning who you are as
an individual. And I'm definitely not bringing any of my
friends that aren't Anglo Saxon around me. I wouldn't. I wouldn't.
I would consider it just as a collector's because I
believe hate cloaks itself in behavior like that. I don't know.
I don't know. As someone who likes to stealthy culture,

(17:56):
it's been one hundred percent true for society the whole time. Okay,
if you say so, I don't agree with you. But okay,
that's fine. You don't have to agree with me. And
I'm not saying I'm all right. I'm just telling you
what I've read historically, and that when you are complicit
in endorsing those type of people. Whether you're a fan
or not, you don't get to the out of going. Yeah,

(18:19):
but I'm just a fan of that time era easily
one of the darkest time eras of on the planet. Yeah.
I think if you say, hey, I don't agree with
what these guys did, but it is a part of history,
you know, it is what it is. It's like Civil
War stuff. If you are a collector of Civil war stuff,

(18:39):
another dark time in American history. Right, But because you
have stuff from the rebel side, that makes you an asshole,
that makes you a bad person, that makes you full
of hate. No, that just makes you an enthusiast of
history and of you know, collecting. I would say that,
and I think that's a good example. I would say

(19:00):
that if you collect things from Civil war time also
not I don't think it's comparable to the heinous actors
of World War two, for sure, But I would say
that if you collect something that is now associated with
and historically has been associated with a group of people
that do want to extinct to certain individuals, I also

(19:24):
think that's not good. I would agree if that's the
only thing you have, if all you have is rebel stuff,
all you have is KKK memorabilia. All you have is
Nazi memorabilia. I would agree with you one hundred percent
on that there is something wrong with this person. Check
them out. But if they've got an equal amount from
both sides, I don't think. But again that's just my opinion. Yeah,

(19:47):
And I also don't go with the whole you get
to go by it was a joke, or I'm just
a fan, like your words don't mean anything, your actions
mean things to me.

Speaker 4 (19:58):
Or maybe he's thinking if I have all of this
memorabilia memorabilia, no one else will, so it won't get
out there, you know, Like he's keeping it so it's
not anywhere else to be seen. And is he showcasing it?

Speaker 1 (20:10):
Let me rephrase the question, let me put a spin
on this, and we'll see how we feel about it.
If I went on a vacation and there were a
bunch of huge celebrity people there, and I kept a
match book from that event, and you come over to
my house and you see this match book. I have

(20:32):
all these match books of places I've visited and visited
and hung out with and whatever, and you see Epstein
Island on it, and I'm like, no, no, no, Ill, I'm
just a fan of keep memorabilia from my travels. Absolutely,
you're going to develop an opinion immediately. Maybe some people,
but I don't think a lot of people.

Speaker 2 (20:51):
No.

Speaker 4 (20:51):
I think maybe they'll just go, you were at Epstein Island, how.

Speaker 1 (20:55):
Did you get that? Yeah, you're questioning what happened? So
I think this text here said it perfectly. So all
the Nazi propaganda memorabilia that my great grandfather brought back
from the war that I now own and collect makes
me a Nazi. First of all, you're jumping. I never
said anybody was a Nazi by owning that, right, right,
but you could one could say, oh, Nazi sympathized. No,

(21:17):
I'm just saying, why does that argument not work for me?
If it works for you, why does it not work
for me? Right, It's got to go both ways. It does.
And I would say that if your grandfather fought in
the war and he brought back stuff from there, that
is obviously an asterisk, right. But I think it's a

(21:38):
little weird to display Nazi memorabilia in any way, shape
or form. You are aware that your grandfather fought in
that heroic individual crazy time. One hundred percent, we can
all agree on all that, right, Yeah, but when you
start displaying it even though you're proud, and it has
the swastika symbol on it, I think that's weird. Yeah,

(22:01):
but we can go deep into this. The swashtika was
not always a hate sign, all right, There's been many
it does now, I know, I know, thanks Hitler for
ruining it for us. You know. I went out to uh,
I went out to what was a Pawhuska to go
play at a disc golf course out there, and there's
a ranch out there and on the gates of their

(22:23):
ranch it has swashtikas on there. And I was like, wow,
that's crazy, and then did a little bit of research
and it has nothing to do with the Nazis or
anything like that. It was a Native American thing and
I'm like, okay, that makes sense. But again because of Hitler, Yeah,
damn ruined it for everybody. I'm well aware of that connection.

(22:44):
I think it's weird to defend your wanting to display
of a symbol that stands for hate. I think I
think that's weird. I would agree. I would agree with
you if that was all that you had. All these
arguments texting in of like not at all, it's fine.
I think that's weird. That's weird behavior to me. It's

(23:04):
a symbol of hate.

Speaker 4 (23:07):
Maybe it's actually worth a lot of money his collection
and then put it in a vault.

Speaker 1 (23:12):
Yeah, all right, that got way off of Peter Yarrow.
But by the way, Peter, you are you gonna see
all that today and look like, oh Peter, Paul Mary
he was a bad man. He liked children full stop.
All right, we got to take a break. We'll be back.

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Speaker 4 (24:25):
Only Fans. Prison guard jailed fifteen months for sex romp
video with inmate. So this is porno producing. Prison guard
filmed one of her sex romps with a convict in
his cell. Now she's serving fifteen months in jail for it.
Linda Desuza Abrayu she was filmed with Linton o'wirick by

(24:52):
another inmate who was smoke and a joint as the
action unfolded. The thirty year old married Only Fans star
had been a guard at the Wandsworth Prison when she
had sex with Wyrick three times over several days, and
the footage soon hit the internet and a bray you
tried to flee the country. Judge Martin Edmund sentenced the

(25:15):
woman to fifteen months in prison, saying she was an
enthusiastic participant in the wild sexual encounter. He told her
you undermined discipline in the prison and put fellow officer's
at risk. You knew that conduct was forbidden and forbidden
for good reason, whether you intended it or not. The
fact is the video went viral and caused great harm.

(25:38):
Before becoming a guard, she was a OnlyFans model. The
judge said that not only did she bring the prison
system into disrepute, she has made the job more dangerous
for other female guards and at the time the a
bray you. She claimed she felt like a gangster during
sex with the jailbird and that she loved him. Says

(26:00):
that her role as a prison guard gave her a
boost of power. Yeah, the prosecutor said. The video begins
with a brayw performing oral sex on him while the
other prisoner provides commentary and puffs on a joint commentary. Yes,
and when it was all over with the guy, uh said,

(26:22):
we just made history.

Speaker 1 (26:23):
Wait, here's the video. Hold on a second, send a link.
Hold on, I want to verify. Oh, I ain't logging in, bitch,
get out of here.

Speaker 4 (26:31):
That has At one point during the session, they feared
that they were going to be caught, and so she
hid on a bunk bed.

Speaker 6 (26:39):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (26:39):
The footage was shot by a smuggled phone and forwarded
by the convict to a pal on the outside.

Speaker 1 (26:46):
If if I guess I have a misunderstanding of prison Okay, joints, yeah,
bro sex? Yeah? No, I mean I mean so casually right, Yeah?
I mean guards either a look the other way or

(27:07):
they're in on it, kind of like this guy. How
many stories have we read where prison guards or have
been caught, you know, either having relations with prisoners or
giving them contraband or.

Speaker 4 (27:18):
Helping them to escape or.

Speaker 1 (27:19):
Helping them to escape, whatever the case is. Yeah, you
can get anything inside, probably more inside than you could outside,
just as easily.

Speaker 4 (27:28):
Just like that one prison guard down in Indiana who
she helped him. It was on the run with him, right, are.

Speaker 1 (27:34):
You talking about? Do you know the TV the TV
show Escape At Dana Merroll? No, it's a Ben Stiller,
Benicio del Toro, Patricia Kette, Bonnie Hunt, Eric Lang, Paul Dano.
It is awesome and it is about this love triangle
between Benicio del Toro's character and Paul Dano's character and

(27:56):
Patricia Keat who's a prison guard.

Speaker 4 (27:58):
Mm hmm.

Speaker 1 (27:59):
And they make her feel pretty yeah, yeah, and it's
it's really good. You're like, dang, you can see why
she was swooned. But this gal, maybe the alleged power
that she was witnessing was the enticement. Yeah, I don't know, man,
she felt gangs. And I'm glad you mentioned Paul Dano

(28:20):
because I watched this movie yesterday with him and him
and Daniel Ratcliffe called Swiss Army man. Have you ever seen. Yeah,
that is probably the weirdest damn movie. It is a
very weird movie. And I was it was kind of
a struggle to stay through it. But I was like,
all right, it's so weird, I want to keep on going.
And at the very end, I was like, oh, it
all makes sense now he went crazy. But is that

(28:42):
the one with the octopus and the lobster? The characters
turned into carre No, that's the lobster. Yet another weird ass? Okay, right,
but yeah. Swiss army man Daniel Ratcliffe is a dead
body that Paul Dano finds or whatever, and then he
farts all the time, and he goes crazy and starts
making friends with him and then ends up. It's a
bizarre movie. And if you haven't seen it, you get

(29:03):
a chance to watch it, I suggest you'll watch it.
It is messed up. Paul Dano is an amazing actor. Yeah,
twelve Years of Slave. He's crazy good in it. He's
in uh there will be blood, of course, he's amazing
in that. He's a fantastic actor. Yeah. I didn't realize
how much stuff he was in. Yeah, good stuff. Ex

(29:23):
lawmaker forced to return toilet and sinks after election loss.
This comes out of Brazil where last year I'm pretty
sure I'm going to ruin this woman's name Janana, Janana,
Jannaiana something miss Lima. Anyhow, so she lost her re
election bid for city councilor right, and so she had
to leave her office by January first. Well, security caught her.

(29:46):
Security video caught her leaving the office wheeling out a
toilet and two sinks from the office. And so now
they're like, ah, you can't do that, that's bathroom fixture theft. Anyhow,
So she goes ahead and returns the stuff, and it
was like, Hey, when I took this office eight years ago,
I bought this crapper and these sinks with my own money,

(30:10):
and I was told by my legal counsel to go
ahead and take what's mine, so I did. Anyhow, she
has returned the fixtures, and she says that she nor
her advisors needed the crapper that bad.

Speaker 4 (30:26):
I wonder if they're going to reimburse her the money
she spent on the crapper and sinks.

Speaker 1 (30:31):
Well, the other question I had is why do you
have to replace them? Were they that bad? Or was
like the toilet just like too low, too higher, like this.
This just doesn't feel right. Right. The number of reasons
you should have to replace a toilet and two sinks
and is pretty minimal. Eh, It's a lot of money
gets spent, like when a new president comes in, they

(30:55):
completely remodel everything, and which feels like an excessive waste
of money. Right, But I understand you want to put
your own spin on it, Okay, yeah, right, I don't
want the same cheer as butt has been in. Right.
There's a fantastic story about when Trump moved into the
White House from the one of a White House plumber,

(31:16):
and whether it's true or not, I don't know. And
he wanted a gold or he had to install gold
toilet in the White House, which is okay, sure that's
the thing, but to change it out every time a
new president comes in feels wild. I'm so torn. Zoo
keeper goes into lion enclosure to impress fiance and gets mauled.

(31:41):
Of course, the things we do for the ladies. A
zoo keeper at a private zoo went into the lion
enclosure to film himself petting the lions to impress his fiance. Unfortunately,
the three fully grown lions inside didn't seem to believe
in love and attacked, killing the man and what we're
described as his partially eaten remains were found four hours

(32:05):
after the incident, and two of the lions were tranquilized
because they escaped the enclosure after the forty four year
old man left it unlocked. The third line was shot.
Reports say the man was an experienced I'm gonna put
quotes aroun that it's not in the story, but experienced
lion handler. That's why I don't love seeing videos of
people put their head in alligator heads or you see

(32:27):
sometimes they do it with lions. I'm like, you are dumb. Yeah,
you are dumb. You may have done this a hundred times.
You only have to not do it once right correctly,
or be overpowered for erasing all the times you did
it correctly. And now you're half eaten bodies being picked
up by you know, janitors, And you'll never know if

(32:49):
she was impressed, right, I'm gonna make the argument.

Speaker 4 (32:52):
She's not, but she's probably you dumb ass.

Speaker 1 (32:55):
You've traumatized her.

Speaker 4 (32:56):
Yes, she had to witness it, Yeah, yeah, was she there?
Because if the body wasn't found for four hours, it
feels like she must not have been there. He must
have just been making a video to send to her
and then maybe they found the footage.

Speaker 1 (33:12):
Yeah. I don't know because if I were.

Speaker 4 (33:14):
There witnessing it, I would have been nine one one.

Speaker 1 (33:16):
Yeah. It's a different time though, Yeah, I mean the
way online dating works and stuff like send me a
video of you with your kiddy and then he sends that.
You're like, whoa, yeah, all right, that's your kit. You
want to see mine? All right, we got to take
a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 2 (33:32):
If you're listening to The Big Man Morning Show this
he's Tulsa's Morning show ninety km old.

Speaker 1 (33:49):
Good morning, It's The Big Man Morning Show. Six oh
k m O D. I'm gonna I know the answer
what I'm asking. Way, did you guys to watching that
golf thing last night? This new golf league Top Golf, No,
not Top call y t Technological Golf League or whatever.

(34:10):
So it was actually pretty cool. The screen they hit
into was five stories tall, wow, massive, right, and then
they have different places to hit from depending on the course,
and it was real grass. They had little sections of
like real grass, so wherever you landed, like if you
landed in the rough, they had that set up if
you landed in a sandtrup. They had that set up

(34:32):
and then they had the tea. I'm sorry the green,
but the green changed. It had like movement in it,
so like the next hole it would readjust and it
would be a different setting. It was really it had
some really interesting moments. I don't know if it's gonna work.

Speaker 4 (34:51):
Yeah, I feel like you have to have interesting moments
like that in order to make it work because it
is golf.

Speaker 1 (34:57):
I mean it's different than like watching like Augusta or
something like that. There was crowd, a crowd. They were
cheering their drinking beers like. It was kind of weird
from that standpoint. They talked to the players, so you can.
They have earpieces in so they can come and do like, hey,
how'd you feel about that or whatever. There's these moments
called the hammer where they the other team can throw

(35:18):
the hammer down. I don't love the name, but throw
the hammer down and then they have to make the
putt and they can deny and not take the hammer,
but if they don't, they lose that hole.

Speaker 4 (35:28):
Oh.

Speaker 1 (35:29):
Interesting, So it might be if you're a golf fan
at all, or maybe a competitive fan, you might want
to check it out. It's It's on ESPN.

Speaker 4 (35:48):
The forty nine Ers are making a major change to
their coaching staff. San Francisco has fired defensive Nick Sorenson
after one season with the team. It's the second time
in the last two seasons that the Niners have parted
ways with their DC. The Niners finished the season ranked
twenty ninth in points allowed and twentieth in takeaways. This

(36:09):
is the second big shake up to the staff, after
the team had already fired special teams coordinator Brian Schneider
on Monday.

Speaker 1 (36:16):
You need to fire goddamn Jake Moody is what they
need to do. A. Yeah, I don't know. They were okay,
they were riddled with injuries, like, yeah.

Speaker 4 (36:29):
Why is not the coach's fault?

Speaker 1 (36:31):
Yeah? I don't love this. You could argue the reason
they were in this position was because of a new DC, right,
and now they're gonna have another DC. Got to reacclimated. Yeah,
guy with a new plane. Yeah blah Yeah.

Speaker 4 (36:44):
And also the Raiders are on the search for a
new head coach. Vegas fired Antonio Peers after his first
full season leading the team. The Raiders closed out this
season last in the AFC West at four and thirteen
and Gate and have gone a combined nine to seventeen
since Peer stepped in as the interim head coach midway
through the last season. ESPN is reporting that limited owner

(37:07):
Tom Brady is expected to be part of the team's
head coaching search. In other news, the team is reportedly
retaining general manager Tom Telesco, who will be entering his
second season with the franchise. I feel bad for Antonio.

Speaker 1 (37:21):
I do too.

Speaker 4 (37:23):
One season. I mean, and he's been there since what
twenty two? He was alignment coach first.

Speaker 1 (37:28):
Yeah, I mean, he was a Raiders guy through and
through and he was really trying to change the culture
there and Max some of these ogs were like, he's
the guy, which doesn't really mean anything, but they were.
The guys were on board with him, and he didn't
really get a chance. Who was his quarterback, Gardner Minshew? Right, Yeah,
I don't feel like they dealt out Jacobs. They didn't

(37:52):
really well. I don't love the one and done season,
And to make it worse, they made him do a
presser in a Raiders starter jacket and then this and
having him stand there and go, yeah, I think we're good. Yeah, Like,
what if you knew you were going to fire him,
or even if you were unsure, you should have never
let him do the presser.

Speaker 4 (38:12):
Yep, definitely poor guy and bet your balls at the
Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay in ninety seven five pm.

Speaker 1 (38:27):
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Speaker 6 (39:15):
Linzen Linzen Linsen Linzen lnd s. Why Lindsay, Lindsay, Lindsay.

Speaker 4 (39:29):
N d SDYNNCY, so you know there's a national holiday
for everything. Yesterday was kind of a funny one because
it was National pass Gas Day, one of those things

(39:52):
that makes kids and adults giggle or smirk. And I
found out some really interesting things a about our farts.
We produce seventeen to sixty eight ounces of gas in
our intestines daily week. The gas is the byproduct of

(40:13):
the digestion process, containing several gases including oxygen, methane, nitrogen,
carbon dioxide, and hydrogen, and one percent of it is sulfur,
which is why they smell. The average person will fart.
Guess how many times a day the on average fifteen

(40:36):
thirty two Gimpi's closest with fourteen times a day week.
Farts travel about ten feet per second, which is about
seven miles per hour. The first mention of the word

(40:57):
fart was a nine or sixteen thirty, meaning sending forth
wind from the anus. And humans, of course, have given
several different fun names and slang terms to the process
of passing gas, including fart, mess, drop a bomb, toot,

(41:18):
rip one, break the wind. I always heard breaking wind,
but cut one cut the cheese. Have you ever heard
someone call it a guff have not me either, also
a trump and break one loose. One of my grandparents

(41:39):
trump is like trumpet, not like yes, okay. One of
my grandparents used to say, after he'd toot, somebody dropped
their watch. Well, yeah, I never understood it. But he
was one of those walker fargers at the same time,
and he had a bad hip, so he kind of
scooted when he walked, and he would hear as he's

(41:59):
each step, he'd fart, and he'd go when he'd hear it, Oh,
somebody dropped their watch. I don't still to this day,
have no idea why you said that.

Speaker 1 (42:08):
I've heard of barking spiders before. Frog in the house frogs.

Speaker 4 (42:12):
Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 (42:15):
I always ask my kids, I'm like, what do you
think it'll sound like? There was a trend on on
TikTok for a while there, guess my fart okay, And
and like you say, you're with your your partner or whatever,
it's like, all right, I guess my heart, and then
the partner would have to guess what it would sound
like coming okay or yeah or pretty much what I
do yeah, oh yeah, And then and then you know,

(42:37):
you let it rip and see how close they were.

Speaker 4 (42:39):
Yeah, I always thought it was hilarious if one got
lit on fire, you light a fart on fire?

Speaker 1 (42:46):
Surprisingable, surprising? Yes, I never thought it was funny. I
was always like, what, that's interesting for sure. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (42:54):
Finland organized a World Fart Championship back on July thirteenth
of twenty thirteen, and it draws people from all over
the world. In different categories of farting. Air pressure affects
our farts. Mountain climbers fart moors. They climb higher due
to increased pressure, which expands their intestines, while the reverse

(43:17):
is the case for scuba divers. People have made careers
out of farting. Flatylists have. In China, there are professional
fart smellers who have been trained to diagnose digestive diseases
by smelling a person's fart.

Speaker 1 (43:36):
And there's a pretty famous video online which one cake farts. Yeah,
those are hilarious. I thought they were. And the idea
that that did it for somebody. Yeah, right, what do
you do you in your notes? I don't want to
steal it. If you have it the longest fart ever,
I don't have the longest fart. Ever, what do you

(43:57):
think I'll go.

Speaker 4 (44:00):
About a minute?

Speaker 1 (44:01):
Okay, I would say that it would be about two
minutes long. Yeah, I'm trying to think of the longest
one I've ever done. I definitely have had somewhere. I'm like, oh, no,
like this has gone on too long. Two minutes fifty
eight seconds is the record?

Speaker 4 (44:19):
Wow?

Speaker 1 (44:20):
Damn long too? Yeah? Yeah, because you think about it
when you I don't know if i'm starting, I'm starting
a time or now you keep going starting a timer.
I'll tell you when it's three.

Speaker 4 (44:30):
Minutes, okay. I don't even know if when if I
have a good rip, okay, I don't. I feel like
I stop breathing for a second when I do it,
you know what I mean? Like, you're so focused on
getting it out one end.

Speaker 1 (44:43):
So you're pushing too hard?

Speaker 4 (44:45):
Yeah? Yeah, and a half minutes of fart if.

Speaker 1 (44:50):
Your face turns red up. It was told to me.
If you're pushing too hard, it ain't worth it. You
should Oh, I don't know about that. You're working too hard.
You shouldn't be straining. You shouldn't have a vein bulging
out of your head when you're trying to rip one.

Speaker 4 (45:07):
Come on, when Kevin and I first started dating, and
if I would stay at his place, he would love
when I left in the morning so he could fart,
because for the longest time he would not do that.

Speaker 1 (45:18):
That's a very cliche thing people do in they're dating.

Speaker 4 (45:20):
Yes, yes, absolutely. Animals, of course also fart. Some of
the worst in the world come from guessing.

Speaker 1 (45:30):
Probably God damn, it is so bad, man, because those days,
I mean, they're not tiny dogs. And like just the
other day, I'm sitting now watching TV mine of my
own business, and uh, from the corner of the living room,
I'm like, goddamn man, And then that's when the smell
traveled to me. Right. Oh. The fascinating thing about dog

(45:53):
farts are really any animal fart, is that it's involuntary.
It's not like us, right right, No, yeah, yeah, they
their body is like it's time to release the valve. Yeah,
for us, we're like here go right, Like what horse
farts are hilarious and hippo fart. Hippo farts I think
are the best, but the most.

Speaker 4 (46:13):
The worst out of the animals is from cows. Thirty
percent of the Earth's methane emissions come from livestock.

Speaker 1 (46:21):
Yeah, but that's by population, that's not because they had they.

Speaker 4 (46:25):
Produced the most, and now the grain based feed is
the reason for their tooting. Did you know that termites fart? Termites?
And yeah. Also the third worst is horses, followed by man.

(46:47):
And they don't fart just to fart.

Speaker 1 (46:50):
They cows fart. I'm sorry. Chickens are like birds. Do
birds fart?

Speaker 4 (46:54):
They're not on the list.

Speaker 1 (46:55):
No, No, they do not. And that's why when you
feed a bird like alka, selter or rice, they blow up.
That's right, because they can't burper fart. They can't extract
that gas. Do they really blow up? I mean, I've
never seen one blown apart anywhere. I've never done it,
but I mean it makes sense.

Speaker 4 (47:15):
Man to tees, they say they use the stored up
gas to float to the surface and release it to
dive below zebras. They fart on purpose time.

Speaker 1 (47:29):
Wow, I would be so nervous. I would be so nervous.
Have you ever walked around with your backpack gun zip?
I would be nervous. You're losing things right.

Speaker 4 (47:47):
Oh my gosh. Rhinos like can be mentioned, big bad farts,
and they fart because their diet is plant based. Elephants, yeah,
orangutang's bolson pup fish.

Speaker 1 (48:05):
Bolson bolson pupfish okay.

Speaker 4 (48:08):
Yeah, Ferrets and beaded lace wings which looks more like
a moth slash. Butterfly, whales, camels, sheep, of course. Kangaroo's fart.
I got some. I got some farts here, and I

(48:30):
want to see if you can tell me what animal,
if you can guess the fart based on the animal,
all right, I'm gonna use this computer for you. Mind.
See if you can guess what kind of this is.

Speaker 1 (48:57):
Sounds like a hippo. The guy's name is Steve.

Speaker 4 (49:01):
If you would have said ed, I would have given
it to you. It's a horse fart.

Speaker 1 (49:05):
A horse fart, okay, and then hey, we need to
go out there and collect some fart sounds. No, it's
not close enough.

Speaker 4 (49:13):
This actually I am I in this job. This is
actually a horse too. I'm going to give it to you.
But this is from a sick horse. All the sounds
are from the same horse.

Speaker 1 (49:28):
It's a snapper, isn't it? Sounds carbureting's cleaning?

Speaker 4 (49:50):
No, I mean the poor girl.

Speaker 1 (49:57):
I don't know if I believe that.

Speaker 4 (50:00):
This was a video that was filmed by whoever was
in the barn with this sick horse filming it, And
I just watched it and you could watch she's sit
laying on her side and you could just feel her pain,
or at least I did watching it. Here is Here
is the good old cow fart.

Speaker 1 (50:28):
Yeah. They're not going for an award or anything. You
know what. I think you mentioned that gas is like
has sulfur in it a small moment, but that's only
one percent of the gas. Yeah, so you're only smelling
one percent of the fart, right, Yeah, think about that.
You smelled one hundred percent of it.

Speaker 4 (50:46):
Yeah, no, you are.

Speaker 1 (50:51):
You just don't know it.

Speaker 4 (50:53):
Yeah. Deer also also fart. This is a twelve point
buck caught on a deer camp.

Speaker 1 (51:06):
Sounds like a swarm of angry bees.

Speaker 4 (51:08):
It did a little bit must have been eaten from
the corn feeders.

Speaker 1 (51:12):
So this says that women, upon research, have the smelliest farts. Really,
I believe it. Growing up, my mom when she would fart,
be like, I mean, wow, I don't know.

Speaker 4 (51:24):
I never could. My mom farts always sounded like a
like a duck quack and she never I could never
smell hers. Dad, however, it was like something crawled in
him and died.

Speaker 1 (51:36):
Yeah, it was so bad. So this says that women's
farts tend to contain higher levels of hydrogen sulfide, making
them smellier than men's on average, But men fart more.

Speaker 6 (51:47):
I'm chart in your gender direction.

Speaker 4 (51:50):
Here's a termite fart. It's like a click.

Speaker 1 (51:56):
Yeah, okay, I'm gonna believe weird.

Speaker 4 (51:58):
Yeah, yeah, it's weird. Uh. And then of course, oh,
here's a mandate. This is what a man tea sounds
like when they fart in the water.

Speaker 1 (52:11):
Delicious.

Speaker 4 (52:12):
Ah yeah, yeah, one more. Let's see if you can
get this one.

Speaker 1 (52:24):
Well, that's an f f No play it again.

Speaker 4 (52:34):
Okay, good one.

Speaker 1 (52:41):
When compared to m I rest your honor.

Speaker 4 (52:50):
Yeah, the human wet fart.

Speaker 1 (52:58):
This is the same one. Still going, Oh my god,
I remember when this is tell me one of the
best days.

Speaker 4 (53:04):
Yes, oh my god. Oh there you go, everyone fart,
Celebrate your flatulence.

Speaker 6 (53:13):
Linsen Linsen, Linsen, Linsen, l A N D S e
Y Lindsey Lindsey Lindsey e n D s Y Menncy.

Speaker 1 (53:32):
Phillips tels This morning show. He is coming, Good morning.
It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nin'e one eight four
six O K M O D. You can also text
BMMS and then what you want to say to eight

(53:53):
two nine four five. Let's play a game. We got
tickets to see the comedian Angela Johnson. She's going to
be at the hard Rock Hotel and Casino on February eighth, Saturday.
Sounds like a date night, so we could you could
win tickets for your date night. We're making it so
easy for you, and if you win Pick the Flick,

(54:16):
you're going to be in the running for dinner for
two at Carverson nineteen the day of the show and
a one night's day at the hard Rock the night
of the performance. But you got to win to get
qualified for that. Announced the winner on Friday to takets
available hard Rock Casino, Tulsa dot Com. Pick the Flick
is the game. Current record is we're all zeros. So
last week's win it was that would be me.

Speaker 7 (54:36):
Be No.

Speaker 1 (54:36):
One because we haven't played. It's a new year. Yeah,
last time we played, I was the big wiener Corbyn
you I finished the year off with nineteen. You finished
it off with fourteen. Second place. Lindsay dead ass last
with eleven. Oh my so I want to do some
predictions for the year.

Speaker 4 (54:53):
What do you think, lindsay, Okay, I'm gonna go with
twelve for the year.

Speaker 1 (54:58):
Okay, yeah, you said twelve last year. You're gonna go
with twelve again?

Speaker 4 (55:01):
Oh yeah, okay, yeah, okay. I always want to improve.

Speaker 1 (55:04):
Gimpee. I said I was going to do uh what
was it? What did I say I was gonna do eighteen?
I said I was gonna do fifteen last year. So
I'm gonna put up eighteen. Since I did nineteen last year,
I want to pick eighteen. Okay, I'm gonna stay flat.
That's gonna be fourteen, and that's gonna make us if
we do. That's all even. So that's when it was
forty four weeks. This would be forty four weeks as well.

(55:27):
So you're gonna go fourteen fourteen, I'll stay flat. Yeah,
all right, all right, So call up at nine one,
eight four six, oh kmod decided. Who's gonna be your
clue giver? Everybody's available. If you win, you get tickets.
See Angela Johnson at the hard Rock Hotel and Casino
on Saturday, February eighth. Good morning, you're on the air.
What is your name, Josh, Josh, how are you today? Man?
Good a good buddy? Who do you want to give? Clues?

(55:48):
Lindsey Gimpier corbyin Jimpy sixty seconds are on the clock.
Timer starts after the first clue. Are you ready? Yeah?
Here we go. Oh. This is an animated movie about
rapun when your hair is a ratted mess. It is what.

Speaker 4 (56:06):
Uh tingled?

Speaker 1 (56:07):
Yes. This is John Hues movie early eighties where the
kids are in detention on a Saturday breakfast club. This
is Tom Cruise movie made out of a TV show.
He's done like eight of them. Actually, this is a
double pointer. This is a movie where a dad tells
these huge outlandish stories big Fish. Yes, this is Paul

(56:32):
Walker about racing fast and period. Yes, this is the
people that live next door to you are your what neighbors?
Ralph Maccio is the what Kid. This is a animated
movie about the Day of the Dead. Hot Chocolate is
also called this Hot Blank Choco. There you go, There

(56:58):
you go. Vince Vaughan and O when Wilson they go
to these places. Time time time nine is what I got.
Very good there, Josh, hang on the line. Okay, okay,
we are definitely making a change in this game this year. Yeah,
are you only when eighteen? Come on, Hey, we haven't
gone eighteen wins for the year, not eighteen in one year.

Speaker 6 (57:20):
I know.

Speaker 1 (57:21):
Good morning in the air. What is your name, Beth?
I'm sorry? What is your name?

Speaker 4 (57:27):
Beth?

Speaker 1 (57:27):
Beth? Who would you like to give? Clues? Beth? Lindsay
or Corbyn's going Lindy? Sixty seconds are on the clock.
Timer starts after the first clue. Are you ready?

Speaker 4 (57:37):
Yep? Okay, Abraham Lincoln, yep. Oh. This is a Martin
Scorsese film, and it's also got Leo DiCaprio in it.
And I'm not really I've never seen it. I think
they shoot a bear in it, the bear no pass.

Speaker 1 (58:01):
Oh.

Speaker 4 (58:02):
Yeah. This is a Quentin Tarantino film and all with
all the usual suspects in it from his movies. Not
a cat but opposite of cat. Yeah, what's the first word?

Speaker 1 (58:17):
Yes?

Speaker 4 (58:19):
This is Eddie Murphy and he is a police officer
in California. Yes, this was a TV show with big
boobs and they turned it into a movie and they
all wore red bathing suits. Yes, this is a double
pointer Greek mythology.

Speaker 1 (58:39):
The gods and they time, so sorry Beth, you did
not wink.

Speaker 4 (58:48):
Sorry Beth.

Speaker 1 (58:50):
Congratulations, Josh, you got to win. You're gonna see tickets.
You need tickets. See Angela Johnson. She's gonna be at
the Hard ROCKOTENGECAU. You know on Saturday, February eight, and
you're in the running for an up great for a
night's day and dinner to a carvers on nineteen the
day of the show. Dude, we'll announce that winter on
a Friday. Hang on the line, okay, okay, thank you,
all right, then give me This is the one that

(59:11):
she uh couldn't get, she had to pass. Yeah, that's
a movie. Leonardo DiCaprio gets eaten by a bear. Attacked
by a bear. He ends up. It's it's old colonial days.
I believe I'm a ling a last or some jibe
like a great movie, but the only thing I pulled
from it. He gets eaten by a bear. Yeah, he's
left for dead. He gets abandoned. He gets eaten by

(59:34):
the bear, takes on a bear, beats the bear and
has to recover. And he's hunting a man who killed
his son. Then he killed a bear, like where the
bear skin or some jib yeah, to Stay Warm. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's an unbelievable boot movie. The clue of Leonardo DiCaprio
Martin Scorsese movie might be one of the worst clues
I've ever heard right now, because they have like nineteen
movies together or something like that, and give me this

(59:57):
is the one she ended on. Double Pointer. Yeah, this
is Greek mythology where the Greek gods fight each other.
I don't have never seen this movie, but that's about
as close as I could possibly get to it. Yeah,
Clash of the Titans.

Speaker 4 (01:00:09):
Yeah, this is the one that can be ended on.
Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughan go to these when when
a husband, when a man and a woman become a
husband and wife, they have what kind of a ceremony?
And I would say that might give it away, but

(01:00:30):
might be enough.

Speaker 1 (01:00:31):
Yeah, but that's not You're not giving title or anything.

Speaker 4 (01:00:34):
Yeah, Okay, So they go to these celebrations unexpectedly, uninvited
and do what.

Speaker 1 (01:00:40):
Yeah again, that's not a movie like, uh, Will Ferrell
get right? Funeral Funeral Guy goes to funerals right to
pick up women? You motor boat, you motor boat, motor
boat instn of a bitch. Do you not about him?

(01:01:01):
Don't ask me? Ing in the h is that that's
wedding crashes right, vizin in the glass? And yeah, yeah,
what's his name? What's Bradley Cooper's character's name? Football? Yep,
I couldn't tell you.

Speaker 2 (01:01:18):
Is it?

Speaker 4 (01:01:19):
Is it Brad?

Speaker 1 (01:01:20):
Nope? Oh? Is it Brad?

Speaker 4 (01:01:23):
I feel like it is Brad.

Speaker 1 (01:01:24):
I think you're you're right. I think it's Brad. I
think it's Brad. And and uh, there's a scene where
the son draws pictures of himself.

Speaker 4 (01:01:33):
Don't ask me, dad, Yeah, oh gosh, and his name
was Kyle, I think yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:01:39):
And he sneaks into the sack lodge sacnator. Yeah, yeah, man, yeah, yeah, dude,
he's Ad Todd, Todd's brother. Yeah, all right, record now
puts me in a lead with one. Gives you all
much of zerrus, take.

Speaker 2 (01:01:59):
A break and we'll be You're listening to The Big
Mad Morning Show. This is Tulsa's Morning Show. Ninety seven KMOD, Good.

Speaker 1 (01:02:19):
Morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine eight four
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four five all right, let's go ahead and see Sorry,
I was having a tech from Let's go ahead and
see what Gimbe has in his four by four Wow Colin. Yes, Yeah,

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that there's new rules strikes medical debt from credit reports.
The new rule was finalized by the Biden administration yesterday.
It will take effect in March, and we'll take off
around forty nine billion dollars worth of medical bills from
credit reports of about fifteen million Americans and twenty twenty four.

(01:03:01):
A twenty twenty four pole from nonprofit KFF found out
that one and twelve US adults have a medical debts.
In twenty twenty three, the three major credit bureaus announced
medical debts less than five hundred dollars would no longer
appear on credit reports. Must have just gone in for checkup.

(01:03:22):
I guess right, Hive one hundred dollars. Moving on. A
man who exploded cybertruck in Vegas used AI to plan
The US Army Green Beret Matthew Lebelsburg took his own
life before the truck exploded outside of the Trump Hotel
on New Year's Day. Authorities say that he used chat

(01:03:43):
GPT to get information on how to go through with
his plan. Yeah, he looked up which accelerants would be
the most explosive, uh huh, and things like that. And
you can actually see in the footage. There's footage of
him filling the truck bed with racing fuel huh. And
you can see him pulling into the like like one

(01:04:04):
of the cameras on the hotel, and like fuel dripping
out of the tail like behind. And you can even
see in the during the explosion, you can see like
he ignites it or whatever, but and then you see
him turn away from it, like he knows it's gonna
go quick.

Speaker 6 (01:04:17):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:04:18):
Yeah, And I mean there's this is a really interesting
wet There was at a time they were connected together
between what happened New Orleans and this, and apparently this
is more coincidence. Now some people don't believe in coincidences. Whatever,
maybe they are so far there's no information that this guy,
this guy, it is believed currently they had a manic episode.
Now there are things out there where he We can

(01:04:40):
get to this tomorrow, but there are things out there
where he. Uh. There's a couple podcasts where some people
went on and said some things about him, and now
those people have walked those statements back. But you don't
hear that, right because you heard the podcast and you
went whoa right with it?

Speaker 6 (01:04:57):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:04:58):
What blows me away is that, like there's no regulation
on AI when it comes to stuff like this, right,
Like you can go to AI and be like, how
do I make a pipe bomb? No? Whatever?

Speaker 4 (01:05:09):
We tried that, did we Yeah? We did that when
it first came out.

Speaker 1 (01:05:12):
We did.

Speaker 4 (01:05:13):
We're like, will it allow us to find.

Speaker 1 (01:05:14):
Out how according to this? Yeah, there's a big difference
between going how can I make a bomb to blow
up a hotel? And which excellents are known to be
You just got to learn how to skate around the details, yes, yeah,
you got to learn how to use the system correctly.

(01:05:35):
Now should that be illegal? I think so. I think
there should be some kind of regulation. I don't like
if I'm like beginning to like start making meth, right,
I want to learn how to make meth, but I
don't know and I don't know anybody. Let's say I'm
a good, clean cut person and I don't know anybody
who knows how to make a meth. I can go
to chat GPT and be like, how do is meth made? Yeah?

(01:05:56):
And then it tells me exactly how to make it.

Speaker 4 (01:05:58):
But I feel like you don't need chet GPT for that.
You can go to Google.

Speaker 1 (01:06:02):
But I think what we're talking about all that in general, right,
But so, why would be the reason that you would
want to ban it? Would be for safety. I don't
want want to say ban it, but have some regulations
on so to have regulations for safety and stuff like this,
That's where my concern is because the term safety can
then be stretched into different directions that we may not

(01:06:23):
be as clear on what safety is. It's easy to
see some guy that made a bomb and go, yeah,
I don't want that, and then you go go for it,
and then suddenly the next thing you know, they're tapping
everybody's phone. Right, So that's what I'm saying, like, give
a moose a muffin type of thing. My concern, I
get it. What else we got here? Public viewing for
President Carter's at the US Capitol. If you know a
plan on making the drive. A long line of people

(01:06:46):
began filling past, filing past Carter's casket in the US
Capitol rotunda yesterday evening, the thirty ninth president, who died
on Sunday, congratulations Gorbyn at his home in Georgia, will
lie in state until seven am Local time amara. Later
that morning, a state funeral for Carter will be held
in Washington National Cathedral. JB will deliver a eulogy, with

(01:07:09):
former presidents and other dignitaries expected to attend, and then,
lastly here The Cherokee Nation now accepting art submissions for
the fifty fourth annual Trail of Tears Art Show now.
This show is the longest running Native American art show
and competition in Oklahoma. Artists compete for over eighteen thousand
dollars in the categories of painting, sculpture, pottery, basketry, graphics, jewelry, miniatures,

(01:07:34):
diverse art forms, textiles, and photography, slash digital arts. The
show will be presented April fifth to May tenth in
the Gallery ant the Cherokee Springs Plaza and online. For
those interested in submitting, there are no fees. Artists must
be over eighteen years old and a member of a
federally recognized Native American tribe or nation. Submissions can be

(01:07:55):
made online and must be completed by five pm February
twenty first.

Speaker 4 (01:08:11):
ESPN reports that Dallas has denied permission to the Chicago
Bears to interview Mike McCarthy for their vacant head coaching position.
McCarthy's contract is set to expire today, but the Cowboys
hold exclusive negotiating rights through January fourteenth. The sixty one
year old has guided Dallas to a combined forty nine
and thirty five records since taking over in twenty twenty.
The one time Super Bowl winning head coach has compiled

(01:08:34):
one hundred and seventy four wins during his career, which
ranks thirteenth in NFL history.

Speaker 1 (01:08:40):
Cowboy fans went, oh.

Speaker 4 (01:08:41):
No, tonight, you can watch number seventeen ou Sooners men's
basketball team host the number ten Texas A and m
Aggie's at seven thirty and you can hear the game
right here on ninety seven to five KMOUD and that's
your Balls to the Wall Sports ninety seven to five.

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Good morning can be well, Good morning Corbyn. The twenty
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All right, let's do a little fill in the blank news.
I'll read part of a headline. You've got to guess
what part is missing. Nine, I'm sorry, all right. First one,

(01:10:05):
United to launch first commercial flight with blank. United to
launch first commercial flight with blank pets.

Speaker 4 (01:10:15):
Oh that's a good one.

Speaker 1 (01:10:16):
Yeah. People like to want to take their pets on
vacation with them. Yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:10:21):
With I want to say beer and alcohol, but that.

Speaker 1 (01:10:26):
They've already got that going on, right. Maybe maybe you
said United, right, So maybe United doesn't. I don't know.
I'm only flown American, to be honest with you, International
rock stars. United Airlines will launch its first commercial flight
with Starlink Wi Fi this spring. It's accelerating its timeline

(01:10:48):
for the new Internet service, which is a subsidiary of
Elon Musk's owned SpaceX. United plans to have its two
entire two cabin regional fleet use Starlink by the end
of the year. The satellite based Wi Fi will be
free for members of Mileage plus United's Frequent Flyer program. Okay,
according to a study, better scanning needed for blank drivers.

(01:11:10):
According to a study, better screening needed for blank drivers.

Speaker 4 (01:11:14):
Elderly drivers, all of them? Yeah, all drivers, maybe.

Speaker 1 (01:11:19):
New drivers, blind drivers, you left, We have a listener.
I know there's legally blind and drives around and by
the way, damn you can do whatever you want.

Speaker 4 (01:11:31):
How about hearing impaired drivers?

Speaker 1 (01:11:33):
Okay, but small drivers like short drivers. There are nearly
fifty million drivers in the US currently over the age
of sixty five, with approximately seventy percent of seniors experiencing
mild cognitive impairment. New research from Brigham and Women's Hospital
suggests the healthcare system has to be better at testing

(01:11:56):
older adults who are still behind the wheel. In twenty twenty,
there were some seventy five hundred deaths and one hundred
and fifty thousand injuries among drivers over sixty five. I
think of anything there should at least be education on.
I don't want to call it milestones, but the warning
signs of when maybe you should stop driving, right, because

(01:12:17):
we all there's a sense of autonomy with it and
individualism and to strip that away tough.

Speaker 4 (01:12:24):
Absolutely, And I was just gonna say, so many elders
are so stubborn with it, like no, I'm fine to drive. No,
day's well right, But I'm saying like they don't realize,
Like it took my father in law maybe six months
before he could officially take away his wife's car, Like

(01:12:45):
because she was I'm fine, I'm fine. It was always
an argument. Now did she drive in that time? No,
but she wanted to every time they would leave the house,
I'll drive and he's like, oh, no, you won't.

Speaker 1 (01:12:54):
Right. I think if you still have your parents around,
I think you have to have a conversation with him
well before it happens and go, when do you think
would be signs to stop driving?

Speaker 4 (01:13:10):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:13:10):
When I'm dead, right, I guarantee some old man is
going to say that. Yeah, from my cold, dead hands.
But I think you have to approach it and like, okay,
I hear you. I don't want you to lose it either,
because I'm gott to cart your restaurant, but it could
be dangerous. We don't want to lose you that way,
or you hurt someone else. New study, Blank is the

(01:13:34):
most overrated fast food chain in America. According to new study,
Blank is the most overrated I'm sorry, over overpriced fast
food chain in America. Overpriced, sorry over subliminal?

Speaker 4 (01:13:49):
Yeah, I think I think a few of them are overpriced.
A Wendy's comes to mind, but oh, that's a good one.

Speaker 1 (01:13:58):
So just so we know, that is a fast casual.
It's not the same as fast food.

Speaker 4 (01:14:01):
Right, Okay? Sometimes is Chick fil A expensive?

Speaker 1 (01:14:08):
Okay? Rbs fast food prices have served by nearly fifty
percent in the past decade, making dining out feel more
like a splurge than a bargain. According to a recent study,
Shake Shack is the most overpriced fast food chain in
the country, with customers complaining about high prices. The chain
justifies its prices by using high quality, fresh ingredients and

(01:14:30):
making each item to order. Other fast food chains like
Five Guys and Carl's Junior also made the list of
the most overpriced restaurants, with burgers costing between nine and
thirteen dollars at five guys and around six dollars at
Carl's Junior.

Speaker 4 (01:14:44):
I wouldn't say Carl's Junior. I wouldn't put that.

Speaker 1 (01:14:47):
In the list. No, I think that's about average price,
six dollars for a burger. Fun thing about that six
dollars burger is back in the day, back of mind
anyone else working? Yeah, right, they came out with this.
It's known now as the thick burger, right, big old
beefy son of a bitch. But they called it also
movie Lendsay will promote at nine maybe if she read maybe,

(01:15:08):
I'm sorry. That was last year. They called it in
the beginning the six dollars burger because they're like, oh,
this is one of those it's six dollars burgers you
get in like red Rocks, Lancy. Yeah, yeah, Now it's
an average price. So they're like, oh, we can't, we
can't call it that anymore. Now it's the thick Burger.
When we make a decision in our house to go
to like a fast food place, we don't take that

(01:15:30):
into consideration, not because it's not expensive. We just know
it's going to be expensive, right, absolutely, So I just
don't get caught we don't get caught up. I'm like, well,
we go to five guys, but we just go what
do we want Friday's? Okay? Right?

Speaker 4 (01:15:45):
Yeah, but good on Carls Junior for not upping the
price of that burger.

Speaker 1 (01:15:49):
And I don't think that's the burger they're referencing right right.
Their normal Famtus Star, which used to be ninety nine cents,
is now like four dollars. You know, jerks, you all
stolen in Albuquerque with blank memorabilia inside Nazi You all
stolen in Albuquerque with blank memorabilia inside.

Speaker 4 (01:16:12):
Beatles?

Speaker 1 (01:16:13):
Yeah, I want to feel like it's like a band
of rock band. Yeah, Rolling Stones. Maybe, I'm sorry, we
have to stop. What happened? This text just came in.
Shakeshack is the best burglar you ever have. I've never
heard of a shake shock. It's fine, but I think
it's so so when you start going down the line

(01:16:34):
of it's the best burger you'll ever have. Eh, that's
so subjective when you talk about fast food burgers. I
don't know if I even call Shakeshack a fast food joint. Yeah,
to me, a burger is they're all pretty basic, maybe
with a couple extras. But I don't know if I

(01:16:55):
would say shake shack is the that is a giant
leap the closes one would be like in Dallas or
Saint Louis or Kansas City. So and I think sometimes
when you don't get to have it a lot and
then you do your life, it's so good.

Speaker 4 (01:17:09):
Oh my gosh, that's a really good point.

Speaker 1 (01:17:12):
Sorry to stop down, but like that's a that's a
that is an insane statement to make. Everybody knows Carls
Junior has the best fast food burger, also wild tape. Yeah,
it's like saying chickile A is the best chicken sandwich.
They're good. A lot of people like it. I don't
know if that's necessarily true. One you'd have to eat
all the burgers out there to be able to make

(01:17:34):
that statement.

Speaker 4 (01:17:34):
Yeah, that's why it's okay to use that in you're advertising,
because it can't be proven.

Speaker 1 (01:17:40):
Right, all right. Sorry. A man driving through Albuquerque had
his U haul full of priceless items from his favorite band,
Nine Inch Nails stolen, resulting in a loss of over
fifty thousand dollars.

Speaker 4 (01:17:56):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (01:17:57):
Wow. Some of the belongings were recovered, but many items
were damn missing. Despite feeling violated, the man remains grateful
for his family safety and is asking the community to
be on the lookout for stolen nine Inch Nails memorabilia
and pond shots pwnshops. He can be contacted at info
at nine inch Nails live dot com. Sorry ni in
live dot com. What memorabilia is fifty thousand dollars?

Speaker 4 (01:18:21):
Maybe he has a signed guitar or a few signed
items that Maybe the guitar is extremely expensive, but I
can't even a drum set. Maybe who knows?

Speaker 1 (01:18:34):
Even if the kid alone would be what ten grand?
Right unless it's autographed by every member of the band.

Speaker 6 (01:18:41):
Right?

Speaker 4 (01:18:42):
An autograph set list?

Speaker 1 (01:18:44):
Ah?

Speaker 4 (01:18:44):
Who knows?

Speaker 1 (01:18:46):
Quickly Google this can be autographed Nine Inch Nails set list,
which I don't even know if they use. Maybe they do,
I don't know if they write, I don't know. That
feels wild. I have three autograph guitars and on one
of them is a tool, and if that's worth one
thousand dollars, I would be shocked. And that's easily the best,

(01:19:08):
the most prized possession I own music music memorabilia wise,
so far as a set list, I mean, it's just
coming up with like set list nothing autographed. They do
have here on eBay a an autographed Trent Reznor photo
and backstage prep pass with a printed set list for
twenty nine to fifty. So how many did you have?

(01:19:30):
Let's see? Okay, I just thought that was wild. Tom
DeLong teases Blink one eight two blank for twenty twenty five.
Tom DeLong teases Blink one eighty two blank for twenty
twenty five tour tour makes the most sense.

Speaker 4 (01:19:48):
Album.

Speaker 1 (01:19:50):
I seen him meme earlier today. I had the picture
of the drummer from def Leppard because he's only got
one arm. Yeah right, And it was like he's laughing
at Travis for stopping or not playing because he broke
a farmer some jiveline. Oh yeah, yeah, I think a
tour makes sure sense. Yeah. Blink one may be gearing

(01:20:10):
up for a spring tour following their successful twenty twenty
three album release and world tour. The band's original lineup,
including Tom DeLong, Mark Hoppis, and Travis Barker, reunited for
the album and are considering additional shows after their upcoming
festival appearance in Vegas. The group's reunion was inspired by
Marx cancer diagnosis, which helped men their friendship and reignite

(01:20:32):
their passion for music. Cauz You Die. According to Mark,
the band's relationship is now stronger than ever, with no
lingering grudges and a renewed focus on their friendship and music.
Well we arguing about silly.

Speaker 4 (01:20:47):
He wasn't he the conspiracy theorist?

Speaker 1 (01:20:50):
Uh? No, it's one of them. I always forget which one.
I think it's. Mark is the Okay, h Angels and
Airwaves guy, all right, Blank's childhood home has been demolished.

Speaker 4 (01:21:03):
Oh sure, Michael Jackson, Kurt Cobain, r Kelly.

Speaker 1 (01:21:14):
Prince.

Speaker 4 (01:21:14):
No, it wouldn't take his homedown.

Speaker 1 (01:21:19):
Let's see here. It's a childhood home.

Speaker 4 (01:21:21):
Yeah, so.

Speaker 1 (01:21:24):
We'll go with Selena Gomez. No, Selena's yes, Okay, Selena Gomez.
The childhood home of ac DC's Malcolm and Angus Young,
where they formed the band in nineteen seventy three, was
demolished last month by a company unaware of its historical significance.

(01:21:48):
The house in Burwood, Sydney, was added to the New
South Wales National Trust's Registry of Historic Places in twenty thirteen.
Fans expressed outrage over demolition, with one music store operator,
calling it a loss for Australian rock history. The company
responsible for the demolition plans to build a borrower cafe

(01:22:10):
at the site using salvaged materials from the house, expressing
regret for not knowing its connection to ac DC earlier.
There's no plaque, yeah right, there's no deed investigation.

Speaker 4 (01:22:22):
If you're a historical site, you have a plaque.

Speaker 1 (01:22:24):
You would now, at least in America. That's true. Yeah,
they might do things different down Undrew. And I don't
know if when you get registered they provide that or
you got to pay for that. Are you like, Okay,
there's a there's a house uh near where I live,
and it is so stupid.

Speaker 2 (01:22:38):
I know this.

Speaker 1 (01:22:39):
It is on the National farm House Registers list.

Speaker 4 (01:22:46):
Okay, they have a plaque.

Speaker 1 (01:22:49):
No, But then the only reason I know it is
because it's just the standalone kind of like ranch looking
set up in the middle of like all these houses.
I'm like, that's really weird. So I just nerded out
and found out that that's a thing. But there's no plaque.
There's no sign. Yeah right. And if this company, I
don't know how they do in Australia. And also they

(01:23:09):
like we didn't know, but we'll build a bar. Yeah,
feel free to be a patron.

Speaker 4 (01:23:15):
I think when the house that I grew up in
until I was fifteen, it was a historical home, and
I think my parents had to get special because they
wanted to do an addition onto ye and they had
to get special permissions to do.

Speaker 1 (01:23:29):
Yeah. Again, that's an American who knows it's like an Australia.
And also the idea of going to a childhood home
of a celebrity seems so insane to me. What am
I gonna look like? Were they pooped on the floor.

Speaker 4 (01:23:41):
Or were they marked the lines on the wall?

Speaker 1 (01:23:43):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (01:23:43):
A growth chart?

Speaker 1 (01:23:44):
Yeah, I think that's really weird. You go, yep, that's this.
This looks like a house. It's not like you saw
where greatness happened. Well though they formed the band there, okay,
right right? Maybe like you know that the Outsider House.
They have that cake there. You can sit down and
get your picture taken with a big old cake that

(01:24:05):
was being eaten in the movie or whatever. The same cake.
Boy different, right, and that is different? Why because it's
a movie that you associate with a memory.

Speaker 4 (01:24:14):
Yeah, you know nothing about their house that they are.

Speaker 1 (01:24:18):
They have like a little toy guitar sitting there and
you can sit down and take a picture with the
toy guitar. I don't know, I'm reaching right. This is
where he scooted on one leg across it right. The
Darkness have released up sorry blank released new music video.
Yeah okay the Darkness, Yeah, good job The Darkness. The
Darkness have released a new single, I Hate Myself from

(01:24:39):
their upcoming album Dreams on Toast. The one take music
video features front man Justin Hawkins in a new light,
exploring themes of self loathing. The band's album is set
for release on March twenty eighth, with the UK tour
to follow in March, including a show at Wimbley Arena.
Fans can watch the new music video online. For those
who know, Darkness is a band that had a song
called I Believe in a Thing called Love. Right, so

(01:25:01):
I have the song so you can hear the new one.
I'm curious if this also has like an eighties vibe
to it. I have not heard it, so I don't
know what this is gonna sound like. So I don't
know if this is gonna be We should be able
to recognize this is the darkness with some sort of
high pitched eighties feel. Oh, got to turn it on there.

Speaker 4 (01:25:23):
To the list in my way.

Speaker 1 (01:25:36):
Okay, yeah, sounds like the darkness.

Speaker 4 (01:25:39):
Yeah, it sounds like bubblegum eighties or something that would
be the darkness, and I want to know more. I'm
more interested in knowing what dreams on toast would taste like.

Speaker 1 (01:25:50):
Okay, moved on. Blank says touring is hard right now,
or or Blank says touring's hard right now. So Blank
says touring's hard right now, or Blank says touring is
hard right now. I've written an article just not that

(01:26:11):
long ago that like somebody was like, we're not making
as much money off of touring as we used to.
I can't remember who the artist was.

Speaker 4 (01:26:20):
I want to say Ozzie because of his health so
he can't tour.

Speaker 1 (01:26:24):
It's not Ozzie. It's a relatively recent band.

Speaker 4 (01:26:28):
Okay.

Speaker 1 (01:26:29):
Avene Sevenfold front man m Shadows is sharing his thoughts
on touring. In an interview with YouTuber Bradley Hall, Shadows
talked about the reality of touring after the COVID nineteen
pandemic and said it's very hard right now. The singer
explained when a band gets to the level of Avene sevenfold,
it's more trucks, more drivers, more gasoline, more travel, and
it adds up. He said a lot of bands have

(01:26:50):
already canceled their tours and predicted there's gonna be more
cancelations unless a group is able to do multiple nights
in one city to avoid extra travel costs. Shadows revealed
of Bench Sevenfold has had the idea to build the
band out by going to new cities and making little
to no money, rather than going to the same cities
and doing the same. So this says, this is just

(01:27:13):
a check and I don't know the legitimacy of this.
This says the starting range to book of Benche Sevenfold
is anywhere between seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to
nine hundred and ninety nine thousand dollars, So I don't
know if that's true. I don't know if that number
is true. Right, And that if they played an arena
with sweets, sweets go anywhere between ten to twenty thousand dollars,

(01:27:35):
depending on the suite and the city. Right. My wife
and I have talked about going to a Chiefs game,
but in another city where they have the on field seats.
Let's take Dallas for example. Guess how much an on
field suite is?

Speaker 2 (01:27:46):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:27:46):
Just and it includes twenty tickets, no food, no nothing. Yeah,
oh okay, about fifty grand? Twenty grand? Okay, yeah, that's insane.
I'm never doing I'm never doing that. But my point,
powerball though, maybe I'll sit wherever I want, I'll sit

(01:28:08):
on the field. But for him to say that, in
my wee tiny brain, maybe cut back on what you
take on tour, right, Maybe you don't need semis you
used to do it in a van. Yeah, right, step
back to your roots a little bit now. If you
need your own bus or you gotta have a couple
of buses or what then Okay, amazing what you get

(01:28:30):
used to. Yeah, I'm not saying you should go back.
I get it. You are a crazy good band, ridiculously
great live. He's an amazing front man. But to be like, whoa,
we don't make any money. If you're charging seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, it's a lot of cash. It
is Dave Grohl doing all he can to save crumbling

(01:28:53):
marriage after Foo Fighter's rocker cheats on wife and has
baby with mistress as his kids blank pick blank side. Oh,
I'm sure they picked a mama side. Dave Girl doing
all he can to say crumbling marriage after a Food
Fighter's rocker cheats on wife and has baby with mistress
as his kids pick blank side.

Speaker 4 (01:29:12):
Yeah, yeah, mom's side.

Speaker 1 (01:29:14):
I picked mom's side.

Speaker 4 (01:29:15):
Maybe even the mistress's side. I don't think like, it's
not her fault, it's yours dad.

Speaker 1 (01:29:20):
Think everybody knew he was married? Yeah right, Yeah, they're
definitely staying with with mom on that one.

Speaker 2 (01:29:26):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:29:28):
I mean, come on, how old are we? Do we
know how old is?

Speaker 4 (01:29:30):
Kids are grown?

Speaker 1 (01:29:32):
Yeah? Get over it. Food Fighters from Man Dave Grohl
has canceled band gigs to focus on saving his troubled
marriage to Jordan Bloom after cheating on her and fathering
a child out of wedlock. Girl is working to win
back the trust of Bloom and their three daughters, who
have taken their mom's side in the situation. The singer
is also dealing with the recent deaths of his mother
and drummer Taylor Hawkins. Girl's good guy image has been shattered,

(01:29:55):
and he's prioritizing repairing his marriage and family. Remember we
talking about earlier you can be a good person and
also have a bad day. Yeah, But to me, his
mom dying tragic is friend dying tragic, of course, but
to use as an excuse for teating is not a
good look. Everybody deals with things different, grieves the son
of a bitch. I get it, Yeah, I get it.

(01:30:17):
But when you start blaming other things, that's not accountability
and remorse. Nope. Post Malone gives blank tip to single
mom working at Houston bar. Post Malone gives blank tip
to single mom settled down working at Houston bar. Justly.

Speaker 4 (01:30:39):
I think I saw this, and I I know it
was in the thousands.

Speaker 1 (01:30:46):
I you know, I could, I could, I could handle
a thousand dollars tip.

Speaker 4 (01:30:50):
Yeah, but a thousand dollars tip for a celebrity like
that like nothing. Really.

Speaker 1 (01:30:54):
I feel like you're not thinking of the person who's
getting the tip.

Speaker 4 (01:31:00):
She said it changed her life, and I think it
was like twenty grand.

Speaker 1 (01:31:05):
Post Malone is giving back in his home state. On
Christmas Eve, the singer was at a bar in Houston
where he gave a bartender a twenty thousand dollar tip.
According to music Mayhem, Renee Brown, a thirty six year
old single mom said she was struggling with the fact
that she was working and away from her daughter during
the holiday. She said Malone is hands down the most humble, passionate,

(01:31:25):
personable celebrity she's had the pleasure of meeting. The singer's
generous tip put Brown in the position to keep up
with rent and save a little to start a business.

Speaker 4 (01:31:33):
That's awesome.

Speaker 1 (01:31:34):
Yeah, Like I get notifications from the bank a credit
cards sometimes they're like, hey, did you mean to leave
a fifty eight percent tip or whatever? Because if it's like,
you know, if it's a seven dollars bill, right and
I give them, you know, four bocks whatever as a tip,
you know that that makes it like a fifty something percent.
So I'm like, yes, totally. I wonder if post Malone
gets those same ones, be like, hey, did you mean

(01:31:56):
to leave a two twenty thousand dollars tip? He doesn't
get them, No, his accountant. Yeah, what do you think
post Malone's networth is. I'm gotta be honest, I discounted
post Malone so much in the beginning, but man, he
is talented. I want to say he's at least seventeen mil.

Speaker 4 (01:32:16):
Okay, I'll say, uh, one hundred million.

Speaker 1 (01:32:21):
Wow, Okay, forty five million okay, Blank and Fubo announce
merger agreement.

Speaker 4 (01:32:30):
Blank.

Speaker 1 (01:32:30):
And that's a Fubo Fubo streaming service, mostly live sports,
I think is what it is. Okay, and it means exactly.
It wouldn't surprise me if it was Disney that I
picked it up. Well, Hulu which is part of Disney now, yeah,
that whole Disney Plus package.

Speaker 4 (01:32:52):
Disney on Hulu and Fubo.

Speaker 1 (01:32:56):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:32:57):
Oh, how much are they going to charge for it?

Speaker 1 (01:32:59):
Though? I don't see Netflix doing anything like that or
now maybe Amazon. Disney is merging with Fubu. The sports
focused live TV streaming channel package will now combine with
Disney's Hulu Plus live TV business. The companies announced the
over two hundred billion dollars deal Monday, first reported by Bloomberg.
The agreement seals months of back and forth between Disney

(01:33:19):
and Fubu. Fubu actually sued Disney because they were trying
to do this other thing and there was an anti
trust thing, and instead of doing the lawsuit, they were like,
why don't we just buy you?

Speaker 6 (01:33:29):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:33:29):
And so they're getting two undred million and if the
deal falls through and Disney can't secure it, or the
FTC says no, or Anti Trust says no. Disney has
to play pay Fubu one hundred and thirty million. Sure, whatever,
one hundred and thirty million dollars. Oh, get mixed up
with these. I don't care if I pissed them. I
don't care if I pissed them off.

Speaker 4 (01:33:50):
Do they even still make those clothes?

Speaker 1 (01:33:52):
Yes, you clearly have not been to ross. All right,
we got to take a break. We'll be back. Four
of The Big Man Morning Show is Nest Good Morning.

(01:34:13):
It's the Big Man Morning Show. We haven't done this
in a while, but apparently we have triggered some people.
Says In and Out is better than Carl's Junior and
Shakeshack combined. I'll be honest, I've never had in and Out,
so I can't tell you if it's good or not.
I haven't either. To me, burgers are good or they're bad.

(01:34:37):
There's rarely have I had one't been like, wow, I haven't.

Speaker 4 (01:34:41):
I haven't had Shakeshack either. But looking at the pictures
from their menu, they look like what you could get
from Brahms.

Speaker 1 (01:34:47):
When you're talking fast food, burgers, in and Out, stuff
like that. I think they're all the same. Like there's
places that specialize the burgers, like Brownies burgers, right, yeah,
I think is the exception to the rule. Wether's here
in town, I think is an exception. Ron's, Ornold's, you know,

(01:35:08):
even that s hole over there on the west side,
Lynde del Mar. You know, they're they're known for their burger.
But I think I think right burgers, a burger is
a burger. When it comes to past food, they're all
really saying no fast food burger.

Speaker 4 (01:35:22):
Because like the Burger King burger doesn't taste anything like
a Wendy's burger, or beef is.

Speaker 1 (01:35:29):
Beef is beef, and I think the ingredients that they're
putting on top of that is what makes the difference. There,
you mentioned Brownies, great burger to me, you're going there
because you know you want that type of burger. You
cannot put Brownies in the same boat as like Smitty's Garage. Okay,
they're different types of burgers. That that's like say New

(01:35:51):
York Pizza and Deep Dish, Like it's different, right right,
And those places specialize in burgers. That's what they do,
and that's why they're different, especially in that type of
that kind of burger. But again, like McDonald's, Brahms, Burger King,
all these fast food joints, at least in my opinion anyway,
it's fair. They're all the same. It's just the ingredients,
the toppings, maybe the sauce that they put on or

(01:36:14):
that makes a difference. The patty itself, it's all the same.
Lindsay and I were talking because somebody text in about
Freddy's and that their burgers are small and their fries
are small. Again, you go there because they do those
shoe string fries and that's the type of fries you enjoy,
or you want something different. Their burgers are hardly small
they I mean, they are overflowing the when you open

(01:36:34):
the box, the burger is smashed down and touching the sides.
I've never had freddy suckerdn't day.

Speaker 4 (01:36:40):
Oh it's good.

Speaker 1 (01:36:40):
It's good, man, It's really good. The pickles that just
makes a difference. But again I've had other burger places
where their pickles are good too. That's what I'm saying,
Like it is either yes or no. Now if I
want a gourmet, great burger, right, I'm going to the
place I've told Gimpy about the Gastronmity Place up in

(01:37:02):
the lounge up in uh at German Corner. Yeah, it's
a fun great burger. Yeah, I think I think, uh
like Ruby Tuesday's has gotten or is the Red Robin
Red Robin has got an al right kind of burger.
They specialize in that sort of thing with their bottom.
So I'll always be a fan of Arnold's. Arnold is good.

(01:37:25):
But again, you're going for a specific type of burger,
like Ron's right, Like there's there's a certain type of
burger you're going for it. You go to Smash Burger
for their type of burger that they have. Yeah, they're
killer French fries. Yeah, I would that's the I think
that's the thing. And you're like, well, I gotta get
something else. You rarely go and go for the burger rarely.

(01:37:48):
I'm not saying you don't. I don't need the tention,
little do Corbyn. Okay, I'm glad you're insecure enough. You
gotta prove it to me. But I think that is
the x fact you will make a determination on that accouterment.
That's the one thing though, is like people find a
good burger you know, they like, and they stick with
it that is the one, and you can't change their
mind regardless. Yeah, my wife when we go out to

(01:38:12):
like restaurants or bars or whatever, she loves trying the
burgers right because she she just likes hamburgers. And I
am like, eh, I'm not trying. If I'm trying, some
hamburger is not on the list because I feel like
it's a an even line. Yeah, especially if you go
to like I don't think there's a big jump between

(01:38:32):
Red Robin and Smithy's Garage. You're probably right, Ruby twos.
I think those are all the same. Maybe they have
a different bun until you yeah, maybe right right kind
of goes back in the same boat of you know,
fast food burgers are all the same. Oah, somebody said
Naughty Pig has a great burger. Okay, sure, a lot

(01:38:56):
of berg is my favorite. Yeah, Hardens burgers are delay,
but that's a I think that's a specific kind. The
nostalgia two of going to a place like Arnold's or
Brownie's or Harden's is like you you feel like you're
supporting the old school or something right right right.

Speaker 4 (01:39:13):
If Big Boy were closer, I don't know if they
even have any more Big boys that growing up for
me was the best burger.

Speaker 1 (01:39:23):
Freddy's pricing is just as good as the burger top tier.
Another one, uh not so popular opinion. I was disappointed
in Arnold's when I drove to Sand Springs from Collinsville
to try it. Nothing special. Yeah. That's the other part too,
is when somebody builds something up right, and then you
go and you're like, no, Like I was reading the
thing about pizza and Tulsa and people talking about all
these great pizzas and they're commenting how great this pizza

(01:39:45):
is over like another pizza, and they're comparing like a
wood fired pizza to a thin crust, crispy crust pizza.
Those aren't the same, right, Yeah, you're comparing a filet
to a rabbi, right, they're different, both delicious. The cheese
is really good. That's cheese of cheese.

Speaker 4 (01:40:10):
Yeah, well, I mean, if you're just using American cheese,
isn't it. But if you're using like a sharp cheddar
or something, then it will make a difference.

Speaker 1 (01:40:17):
Of course. But if you make the attribute they use Gouda,
then I'm on board with you. But when they're like
they just got good cheese, I feel like you're just okay,
you don't really, you just want good tasting food, which
is just didn't hit your palette the right way. Burger
junkie in Arkansas can't. Okay, No, I don't need the
name of all the burger places all around. And I

(01:40:40):
believe I have some ground here to claim on having
a take on this more so than maybe others. How
many of you've flown somewhere to eat a burger specifically? Yeah,
true statement you have. Yeah, And maybe this is where
this is deep rooted in it's a giant waste of time.

(01:41:01):
Well you guys, you guys did that because it was
on what was a Diners Drive ins and Dives or
something that's one of the best burgers in America. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And the same thing with Lindell Maher over here on
the West Side. They had a post on the sign
and they may still have it on there, presented on
the same show or whatever. And I was like, wow, okay,
well this this burger was on TV. It's got to

(01:41:23):
be pretty good, you know. And I go in there
and I'm like, eh, okay, I haven't been back since.
I think when you talk about fast food burgers and
My feeling is like they're all mid It's pretty much
because they've taken tons of money to research and test
to have the most palatable burger. Right, it's not like

(01:41:46):
a mom and pop roadside cafe like that. She's been
building that recipe forever, you know, and has finally perfected
it herself. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the Mickey D's, Carl's Juniors,
BK's of the World wies. They've spent a lot of
R and D to come up with a burger that
is acceptable and taste good. Yeah. That's why someone was like,

(01:42:09):
you know, someone comparing McDonald's being better than some of
these other places we mentioned. It better be the amount
of money they've spent to try and have a good burger.
Arby's burgers are dog water. I didn't know Arby's and
ambergers And it's if you they've had burgers. If you
go to Arby's eat a burger, what are you doing

(01:42:30):
exactly exact. That's like getting a burger at Taco Bell.
It makes no sense, right where Dell Taco that serves
fries with their tacos so weird, Right. I tried to
eat there and I was like confused, Right, the tacos
are all right, don't get me right. It is pretty
good too, especially you've been drinking, Like, these are amazing tacos.

(01:42:52):
But it's just it throws me off when you got
a sight of fries.

Speaker 4 (01:42:55):
They definitely taste fresher.

Speaker 1 (01:42:57):
So somebody texting about this too, about the onion. I
have also eaten at that place to have the onion burger.
I know, I'm not a native Oklahoma, and it's fine.
It's steamed, it's mashed into onion. It's fine, right. Somebody
put white Castle is a good burger. Okay, Well, now
you've just lost your mind. White Castle serves a purpose, right, yeah,

(01:43:20):
to have a trip when you're stoned.

Speaker 4 (01:43:22):
And you can get them in Walgreens. When you go
to Walgreens, you can get a box of White Castle burgers.

Speaker 1 (01:43:28):
I mean that is a special kind of love because
those are worse, right, all freezer burnt and stuff. People
are like, why do they like our White Castle? Well, sir,
we not sure. Well let's freeze them. Then it's worse. Great,
fantastic people are still buying them, though. Let's close all
of them except for a few, and we'll create a

(01:43:50):
demand and then we'll sell them in the freezer section
and then you'll warm them up and it'll be and
it's not possible, but we're gonna make them soggier right
then when you eat them at the restaurant, hard and
crusty on the outside because you overcooked, it gets still
frozen in the middle.

Speaker 4 (01:44:06):
It worked for TGI Fridays.

Speaker 1 (01:44:08):
Hold on, they're tater skins and they're that's a whole
nother thing money. Uh, But I will say this White
Castle does have the best the chicken ring sandwich they make.
Oh my goodness. I've only eaten there once, got the
burgers because it felt like that's what I had to do.

Speaker 4 (01:44:23):
So Yeah, someone just said White Castle is, for one,
you need to clear your intestines, and I would agree
with that. I can't. I don't even like the smell
of a White Castle burger. But their breakfast is so
good because it so greasy, sausage patty on two waffles
that are oh it's awesome, cheese an egg.

Speaker 1 (01:44:44):
I ain't hating on a White Castle. Don't don't misinterpret
what's happening here. Yeah, but are you gonna drive all
the way to Saint Louis just to get one? When
my parents live there. I My mom would be like,
do you want lunch before you leave? I'd be like, no,
I'm buying a suitcase right because they sell a soup
case of burgers. And I would drive and you would
make my car smell so bad and without a sh

(01:45:06):
I wouldn't get to I wouldn't get to Ralla, Missouri
and be like, well, this was a giant mistake, right
for those who know Rawa, it's not that far, and
been like, oh lord, why did I make this? Why
do I make decisions like this in my life? Because
you're a glutton for punishment.

Speaker 4 (01:45:25):
We always.

Speaker 1 (01:45:27):
My intestines are like, you hate me, don't you? Yeah,
I treat you well. I give you fair warning. All right,
we got to take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 2 (01:45:37):
More of The Big Men Morning Show is next nine.

Speaker 1 (01:45:53):
Good morning. It's the Big Man Morning Show nine one
eight four six oh kmod can also text BM A
mass and then which you want to say to A
two nine four five? People are insane? I'm sure I'm
looking at this footage of somebody inside their home. Uh
from those fires in California and a lot of people

(01:46:17):
didn't get a chance to get out. It kind of
happened so fast. I mean the car is getting abandoned,
like in the road, which I don't know where you're
gonna run. But this is a photo the video I
just said, you can get be you can see it,
and it is somebody in their home. The side of
their house is like glass there like at the back
of the house, and fire is like and licking their house.

(01:46:39):
Why are you still in there and filming? Yeah, believe
that's too close for me. But where are you going when?
If it's that, where are you going? Yeah? I mean
you just gotta grab your dog and kiss you're asking
by at that point, which weirdly the dog is in
the foot they should But yeah, I think a.

Speaker 4 (01:46:57):
Lot of people to think like, no, they'll get it
out before it reaches my I don't want to lose
my home. That's why you have an insurance right exactly.

Speaker 1 (01:47:06):
The fires destroying the brick, yeah outside, and plus all
the smoke damage that goes with that. Oh yeah, I
mean your house is for lack of a better term, toast. Yeah,
you know, so just get out and claiming on insurance,
build a new million dollar home or in the California
in this case, twenty million dollar home whatever.

Speaker 4 (01:47:28):
Wild Oh my gosh, this comment. That's horrifying. That poor pup.
I hope they make it out of there so I
can bend to their ear a little about putting that
dog's life in danger.

Speaker 1 (01:47:39):
I'm better than you, right, let me give you a
lesson on life safety.

Speaker 4 (01:47:57):
The head coach of the Eagles isn't concerned about his
star quarterback back. Head coach Nick sirianni told a recent
interview that they have so much faith in Jalen Hurts
as he works through the league's concussion protocol. He got
injured back in Week sixteen and didn't play in the
last two games of the regular season. Sirianni as said
Hurts is progressing through the process and the high intensity

(01:48:19):
practices should knock off any rust from not playing. Kenny
Pickett is also dealing with a rib injury, which could
leave Tanner McKee as the only healthy quarterback for Philadelphia's
wildcard showdown against the Packers from Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday.
And that is your Balls to the Wall Sports. I'm
Wenday on ninety seven to five km.

Speaker 1 (01:48:38):
OD, Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine one, eight,
four six, Oh KMOD can also text bmmass and then
what you want to say to eight to two, nine,

(01:49:00):
four or five? Lindsay did it say when they're gonna
start selling those cookies? Let's see, lindsay, Uh found that
they're gonna start Girl Scout cookies. They're not adding any
new flavors this year, okay, but they will have the
fin mints.

Speaker 4 (01:49:18):
Right. It says that they've already launched their cookies.

Speaker 1 (01:49:21):
Okay, it's just too cold for those girls to be
outside of Walmart right now.

Speaker 4 (01:49:25):
Yeah, but if you want to order them, then they
start shipping on February twenty. First.

Speaker 1 (01:49:31):
I mean, I'm not gonna I'm not going to order
them online. You can, yeah, no, I get that. But
the whole point is I'm buying them to help exactly
the troop, right, I'm not. They're fine, They're good. I
won't pass them up. They're better in the freezer, right, especially.

Speaker 4 (01:49:52):
Them than mints. Man, you freeze it thin mint. There's
nothing better.

Speaker 1 (01:49:56):
But the But I'm not buying them to go around
the Girl Scout trope. I don't want to mess with those.
I don't want to be haggled coming outside of the
Walmart on line. That's like, uh, you know those guys
that going through rehabs selling wooden crosses they made outside
Walmart and going like, ah, do you have a where
can I buy it online? I don't want to buy
it from you. I don't know where the money is

(01:50:19):
really going. I'm like, I want I want to help you.
And is there a those people that sell those things,
They're obviously trying to put the train back on the
tracks and this is the path for them. Do people
buy a lot of those crosses out in front of Walmart?
I never have. I've never seen anybody buy one. And

(01:50:41):
I don't know if it's like they have to stand
there and it feels like to me, I don't know
much about everybody's addiction situation. Just what I went through
is that the person felt alone that cast them into
their addiction, and then you're gonna make them stand in
front of a store while people passed them buy over
and over and say no, no, no, no, how is

(01:51:03):
that good? The loneliness? Yeah, you're an outcast that no
one wants to talking. Huh.

Speaker 4 (01:51:09):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:51:11):
I never really buy into anybody standing outside the Walmart
asking for money, you know, whether it be the girl scouts,
the addicts with the wooden crosses, or even the youth
football team that is trying to raise money so they
can get new uniforms or whatever. I'm good man, I'm good. Well,
what is the scenario you would give money to? Then?
I have tossed money into this Salvation Army tank, you

(01:51:34):
know when they're ringing the bell at Christmas time. I've
tossed some change in there before last time. It's been
a couple of years, but I've got it before, okay,
more so than I've bought girl Scout cookies or supported
anything else. Even then, like the bell ringers, I'm like,
when I found out they were getting paid, yeah, I
was like, eh, hey, you know, not everybody volunteers. They

(01:51:59):
know they had to because no one was volunteering. They
got people to stand there like a ding ding ding,
ding and ding and ding and ding and ding. They
like wait to make eye contacts and they're like Merry Christmas,
like a damn it, you two you do. But even then,
it's just like light change. It's whatever, Okay, a couple

(01:52:19):
of quarters in a nickel, here you go. I don't
ever have change, and.

Speaker 4 (01:52:22):
That's the problem. No one has cash on them anymore.

Speaker 1 (01:52:27):
Right, right? So how long before they start having like
squares out there? Right? You know, they're to your iPod
or your iPhone or whatever, your smartphone. It's like, I
don't have any change. Well that's okay, yeah, I've got
you right here. And then they expect you to leave
a tip on top of it. And and I feel
for the salationary. I think what they do? You think

(01:52:47):
you don't use them? And then let your house count
on fire? Right right? Like they do amazing work. They
do have a good.

Speaker 4 (01:52:58):
I like the idea of the car. When you see
the kids doing car washes to raise money, they're doing
a job.

Speaker 1 (01:53:06):
They're not money, No, they're not. No, they're not half
ass job. They're only there because they had to. There's
no passion there, there's no like, and they don't do
a good job. And some people who love their car
and baby their car, they don't want no kids not
washing it the right way. And then I got to
redo it. I'd rather just give you five dollars and
say great day. The only people that go to those

(01:53:28):
are pervs who want those little girls rubbing up on
their car. Well, not all of them are girls doing it.
Gimpy yeah, listen, perves aren't just attracted to the female side.
I hear you. Yeah. And the other one is like
bike washes, like and they're like, okay, let's just call
it what it is. Listen, I'm down for a bikini

(01:53:49):
bike washing. I'm sure you are, as long as she
is of age. There's a reason there's bleachers, right right,
let's just call it what it is. Sit over there,
grab you a beer. We'll get your bike done in
a minute. Yeah, oogie, yeah, I'll wait, take your time. No,
I'm just stop getting groceries for the wife. Yeah, let's

(01:54:14):
just not call it like a charity event. Who they're
raising money?

Speaker 7 (01:54:18):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:54:18):
No, I know they are using their assets to raise money.

Speaker 2 (01:54:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:54:22):
And that one girl that dances at seven is trying
to get through college. I hear you. All Right, we've
got to take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 2 (01:54:29):
The Big Man Morning Show returns next Tulsa's Morning shown
km OD.

Speaker 4 (01:54:40):
I'm a.

Speaker 1 (01:54:47):
Good morning. It's The Big Man Morning Show. So it's Lindsay, Lindsay,
what'd you learn today?

Speaker 4 (01:54:54):
I learned that Corbyn once made out with a girl,
and also so Jimmy Carter's one hundred year life will
be remembered this week for all of the amazing things
that he did, like remember when he pardoned a child predator?

Speaker 1 (01:55:11):
Can be what you learned today? I learned Fu Foo boo.
I also learn them on another year, pissing excellence. Hell
yeah uh, I learned Hey frolic in the autumn missed
is a lyric from Puff the Magic Dragon. And now
we know it's not about drugs. It's about a fourteen
year old girl. And I learned most people try to

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chew gum and rub their tummy at the same time.
Not Lindsey. She tries to breathe and fart at the
same time. It's Corbyn saying, make sure that dishwashers loaded right.

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It's Lindsay stop tracking my cycle.

Speaker 1 (01:55:42):
This is skimpy and I'm sorry, thank you, thank you,
thank you Daddy. Can I get a yeah no, it

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be no topic to make some noise interpassword Corbyn new messages.
The Big Mad Morning Show would like to take a
minute to thank troops from Oklahoma and all over the
United States. These soldiers have sacrificed. Did the Big Mad
Morning Show before you to back like the total douchebags
that they are total douchebag, hot bag, bag Littal incomplete douchebag.

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We honor and respect you. We honor and respect you.

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We honor and respect you.

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Do less Rock and All, I blessed Tulsa. We try boys,