BMMS 4-3-25

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And apparently bal Kilmer was stuck to his bed for
years before he died, like bed rest, stuck to his bed. Yeah,
he has like no energy due to the trauma his
body went through in cancer treatment. Yeah, that makes sense.

(04:11):
And it made me like, I've had this conversation with
my wife, which she's not a fan of these conversations,
Like we were talking about the tornado thing, and I
was like, hey, you get this child, I'll get this one.
If we can't get back, if we can't get to
the tornado shelter, just get in the tub by their back,
by their rooms, and you guys get in and all

(04:34):
lay in the tub. Next lay on the ground next
to you, right, Because I think having these conversations is
important before the moment. Yeah, that's right. You're prepared for
that when it happens. If anybody knows anything about me,
I'm a prepared person. And so and she was like, no,
get in the tub. I'm like, listen, you don't what

(04:55):
you're I'm going to be on top of the pig pile. Right,
that makes no sense. What if I get hit by
debris and now I'm knocked out and you have my
fat ass dead weight on you. Oh yeah, it makes
no sense. And I'd imagine it'd be like a parental sandwich, right,
it would be like you lady on the bottom, the

(05:18):
two kids in betwixt is with you on time? I
mean I don't, I don't. I don't think there's that
much time to organize it that way. When you talk
to that family up in the Wassle that lost their
house and the roof got sucked off, they they had,
they were like it was like fifteen to twenty seconds. Right,
you don't have much time. There's not a lot of
deffing happening. You just like get out of right, right,

(05:40):
crawl in, pull the mattress over your head. That's that.
If there's a can get a mattress in your bathroom.
M hm, it'd have to be one of the kids,
like twin size mattresses. Okay, do try that. Yeah, see
how that goes?

Speaker 5 (05:51):
Not easy. We've done it one time and it was
on a drill.

Speaker 1 (05:56):
Yeah, there's no you try. The problem with drills is
you're not putting in the adrenaline, the urgency that goes
with it, the anxiety. Right, and so anyway, we've had conversation.
I have conversations with my wife about uncomfortable topics like
this because I think it's important to be prepared. What
happens if someone breaks in her home. We have a

(06:16):
code word, so you know it's me coming around the
corner and I don't get shot right, things like that,
And so we've had a conversation about if this happens
to me. I've seen people with brain cancer die. It's
not awesome Alzheimer's. I'm like, go live, I don't care,
and this it would be hard for me. I don't

(06:38):
want to be bedridden. I just don't. I don't know
if me in bed is a good version of me,
of course, or in any version, to be honest. So
what what is your options? Your planning if you are bedridden?
Like valculomer right, are you like, hey, just old yell
or me or call a doctor kavork and type, put

(07:02):
you in a home and let some you know, weird
nurse take care of you.

Speaker 6 (07:06):
What?

Speaker 1 (07:07):
Yeah, I think I don't want the burden, though I
know my wife would do it of having to wipe
my ass right, of course, of course you would do it.
I don't want that for her. That's not a great
Being a caretaker though, is a great gesture. It's loving,
not a great life. Now here's the fun part. Do
you really get a say in that matter, you think

(07:29):
about that, you know, I would like to think I
get a say on who why you say that right now? Right?
You say that right now as a very cognizant, very
healthy to you. But your bedridden now right whatever reason
you cannot get out of bed, that is where you're stuck.
So do you really have a choice in telling her, Hey,

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I don't want you to have the burden of me.
You know, have to take care of me. Do you
really have the choice?

Speaker 3 (07:57):
Me?

Speaker 1 (07:58):
Personally, I think that she would do it anyway, whether
you told her not to or whatever. You see what I'm.

Speaker 5 (08:03):
Saying, right, that's why you have those hard conversations and
have a possibly even a.

Speaker 1 (08:08):
Living will going against my wishes? Right that you see
what I'm saying there? You absolutely free will is a thing.
But I would like to think if we've discussed my
thoughts and what my wishes are and I can look
you in the eye and you're still going against them,
that sucks. You're making it worse for me. Yeah, but
your bedridden and can't talk, can't move, there's nothing you

(08:30):
can do. So that's just not love and that would
be a giant shock to me. Okay, you know what
I mean. To go against your partner's wishes is not love. Yeah,
I think it's one thing like if you're living and
it's like my wish is that you know, you wouldn't
eat chocolate ice cream or whatever, right, and going against
those wishes and then well you're practically you're an invalid

(08:53):
and there's nothing you can do. But I almost sit
here and still talk to you, know, take care. You're fascinating.
I'm fascinated by what you're saying, because if my wife
is like, don't eat chocolate cake, I'd be like, who
are you right? I would not respect that at all.
I just use it as a light example, I understand,
But I'm just saying that, like, that's not something I
would honor. We would I'd be like, why because you
don't like you don't. That'd be like me telling my
wife she can't have I don't want you eating okra

(09:15):
right that way, to me, that wish is not an
important one to acknowledge. And I understand you used a
small one. I'm just saying, like a light one is
not one to even yeah here, but my end of
life requests how I want to exit the planet. I
feel like should be totally adhered to. I don't care

(09:37):
if it's uncomfortable for you. We say this all the time,
especially when it comes to funerals you're People are like,
I want this, this, this, and this, you want that,
But when you're dead, you can't say or do anything
about it. So you really just got to leave it
up to the kids or the you know whatever, the
family to make the plans and hope that it's close
to what you want. But even then it doesn't really

(09:58):
matter because there's nothing you could do about it, you
know what I'm saying now. I feel that's kind of
the same way when you're an invalid and you can't
do anything, you're stuck in bed. You know, it's like, hey, bro,
we're gonna take care of you anyway. There's nothing you
can do about it. I'm sorry to go against your
your wishes, but the reality is I still love you

(10:18):
and I want to take care of you, and I
want to wipe your dirty ass even though.

Speaker 5 (10:21):
You can't move, just because they can't let go exactly,
and as selfish as it is, which it is, they
just can't do it.

Speaker 1 (10:30):
And I think that's the reality of it. I mean,
we could, we could want all day long, but you
got to look at the actual reality of when that
sort of thing happens. You could wish that she would
or hope that she would, you know, respect your your wishes,
But I think the reality of it is we're going
to do whatever we the living person, the ones that
not an invalid right now, we're going to do whatever

(10:51):
we think is best. I would say that you aren't
of good character, really, yes, I would, because the ultimate
sign of you as good characters what do you do
when people aren't looking? And what do you do even
though it makes you uncomfortable right to at the end
of your life, if your request is X y Z,

(11:11):
and I look over my left shoulder and look at
my right sol and go, well, you can't say anything right.
That's not good moral character, that's not character. I think
when you go to the gate, they go nice. You
may be right there, But I still look at it
as a realistic sort of thing that people would no
matter who it is, not just your partner about anybody's

(11:32):
partner would do it anyway, just because, like Lindsay said,
we can't let go and it and it encourages selfishness.
That's why I'm not a fan of that, okay, right,
as the times that I've been a part of of
having to witness my parents and my aunt decided to
pull the plug on my grandfather. As sad as it was,

(11:52):
it was the right call. It's what he wanted, you know.
To me, that is the true form of character, is
you put someone else's desires and nee above yourself. That
is love. And when you go, yeah, I know you
wanted to do X y Z, but my codependency is
so strong, I'm gonna go ahead and go through with
this despite your desires to make me feel better. Forget

(12:15):
how you're feeling. Forget you're the one going through this.
I'm the main character in this. I think that's not
good character. I don't think that's good personality. I think
that there's a difference between you know, you're on your
deathbed and it's a machine that's holding you alive, and
you're just You're like Val Kilmer. You've been so ridden
with the cancer and the medication has worn you down

(12:36):
so much. You're still alive. You're still breathing on your own.
You know, I have to spoon feed you and I
have to clean your ass, but you know it's not
a machine that's keeping you alive. You were still you
were still there. Uh yeah, I'm I agree with when
you're dead, like, there's not much of an argument happening, right,
You don't have to look the person in the eye.

(12:57):
You just got to meet him at the rainbow bridge
to go, hey, sorry, remember that time when I died.
You get to the rainbow bridge and they're like tapping
their foot. They're like, so that whole thing about my wishes?
What was that about? You know, you forget about They're like, hey,
this is all good, wild thoughts. Yeah, but the idea.

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I've witnessed people in a be bedridden for over a
year and they they don't look happy. Nobody was, and
they were at the time, they were doing all they
could to try and stay alive. That's different when and
I don't know what his situation is. I'm just speaking
as if it was going to happen to me. And

(13:46):
if everything's done and you're like, yay, I'm alive, can
you wipe this drool off my face? I don't know
how much life fulfillment is there. I don't know how
much joy is there. You got to bring the prompt
my get girls on their prom date in to see me,
and I'm like, oh, get a picture with lean over

(14:08):
and get a picture with that. But to be fair,
we really don't know what's going on inside the mind
of a person that's in a condition like that. Well,
hold on, he wasn't in a vegetative state, right, that's
what you're describing, that he wasn't in a vegetative state, right, right, exactly,
no matter what, whether you're in a vegetative state or not.
And I think I'm leaning more towards that because you

(14:29):
were talking about, Hey, wipe the drool off of me.
Da da da da. You know, man, you can be
cognizant and have no muscle control, right right, right, but
you don't and you can't speak, you can't say what's
going on. But like what I was saying is like,
we don't know what's going on in the mind. So
let's say you're there, you're in the bed. You know,
you're you're kind of vegetated, you know what I mean.

(14:52):
Your eyes are open, and yeah, you're you're there, You're alive. Hey,
bring the girls in for their prom pictures, you know,
meet the day or whatnots. But we don't know what's
going in your head, like right, right, but we exactly
And that's what I'm saying. We don't know how your
brain is working, the one that's in the bed and
in the vegetative state. Maybe you are truly happy and

(15:12):
it brings joy. You can't express it, but you personally
can feel it. I don't know that, right, We don't
know that. I don't don't. You can't have an argument
you don't know what the person's taking and then go, well,
this is how they're feeling. You don't know, and this
is my this is an ochre choice. This isn't if
you're currently going through this, I can't imagine how good

(15:33):
or how hard that is. I'm just speaking of what
it personally would be like for me, right, I don't.
I want the people that I love to have joyful,
full lives, and I don't know how much joyful full
life we can have if it's got to have a
hospital bed everywhere we go, right, I think that it
still could. They could, Like, let's just we'll go out,
we'll still do things, we'll carry on, We'll we'll go

(15:56):
to work every day, we'll pay our bills, we'll go
bowling on Tuesdays or whatever. But you know, I mean,
I still have the person that I love here. When
I do come home from bowling on Tuesday, I guess say, hey,
I'm home. Typically people that have someone's bedroom and are
bowling onto Yeah, you know what I mean. Having to

(16:18):
quit your job to take care of someone's right an
easy thing to then also have a social life on time.
I have never had to go through before. I was
blessed enough for my parents to drop dead unexpectedly, So
I have no idea.

Speaker 5 (16:31):
And then you got to get a babysitter for when
you do go bowling.

Speaker 1 (16:34):
Do you a babysitter? Do you a babysitter?

Speaker 5 (16:37):
Sort of caretaker?

Speaker 1 (16:39):
Caretaker might be a better term. What can be do
you really though? I mean, they're not doing anything. Put
a bedpen down, maybe plug the colostomy back in and
say I'll be back. Okay, how long do you think
you can be gone? Because if you think about this,
they're not going anywhere exactly. They're not moving, they're not
going anywhere, they're not talking. Turn a TV on like

(16:59):
you do for your when you leave the house, you know,
put on some Netflix or something and I'll be back again.
How you treat people at the end as a sign
of your character. In my opinion, I'm just saying and
as to me, you're making my argument for me. This

(17:21):
is why I don't want that burden on the people
I love. You don't want I don't want the Netflix
and chill while they go off and go bowling. I
don't want to be like my final breath. Well, they're
having a Turkey's a bowling term for those who don't know,
a row, not an actual things to get. They're high
fiving over some high life and some great, really greasy,

(17:43):
slimy fries. Yeah, he's sticking their finger in a bunch
of holes. You would have wanted it this way. How's
your dad's fine? She turned on the TV? God forbid
it's and then it's some infomercial I can't get away from.
And that's say you know, I'm I'm dying. My last
dying breath is watching some infomercial for some rechargeable air

(18:07):
inflatable gun that flates tires on a car. Sure, we
live our whole lives doing all these magical things. And
your final moment you're screaming for the remote. You ain't
screaming eternally. You are good durm it. This is what

(18:27):
I'm saying. Yeah, but hey, you're still with us. I'm
so happy for you, guys. I'm glad it's working out
for you. All Right. We gotta take a break. We
gotta tickets to Lincoln Park we're gonna give away, plus
someone could get upgraded to the BMMS Lincoln Park Suite.
We'll take a break and we'll be back.

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Sports Mark Loure and Alex Riguez are one so closer
to officially owning the Minnesota Timberwolves. Current Wolves majority owner

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Glenn Taylor has decided to drop his appeal to an
arbitration decision that ruled in favor of Lore and Rodriguez
in February. Lower and Rodriguez originally agreed to purchase the
team through a series of payments in twenty twenty one,
but Taylor pulled the agreement off the table in March
of twenty twenty four, claiming that the pair had not

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made payments on time. February's arbitration decision concluded that Rodriguez
and Lore were meeting all demands. The Wolves will officially
be under new ownership once the NBA Board of Governors
approved the sale. One of the NBA's premier scores is
getting his call to the Hall. Carmelo Anthony has been
elected into the Natsmith Basketball Hall of Fame class of

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twenty twenty five. Anthony was selected with the third overall
pick by the Nuggets in the two thousand and three draft.
He led the league in scoring with the Knicks in
twenty thirteen, and also spent time with a Thunder, Rockets, Trailblazers,
and the Lakers. In addition to ranking tenth on the
NBA's all time scoring list, he also won the two

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thousand and three NCAA Championship and three Olympic gold medals.
Shay Gildess Alexander scored thirty three points and the Oklahoma
City Thunder beat the shorthanded Detroit Pistons one nineteen to
one three last night for their eleventh straight win. Jalen W.
William scored twenty three points and chet Holmgren added twenty two,

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eleven rebounds and five blocks for the Thunder. Oklahoma City
has a three game lead over the Cleveland Cavaliers with
six games remaining in the race for the league's best
record and home court advantage throughout the playoffs. Tim Hardaway
Junior led the Pistons with twenty three points to pick
up the slack for All Star guard Cad Cunningham, who

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was out with a bruised left calf. The Pistons also
were missing three players because of their altercation with the
Timberwolves on Sunday. Forward Ron Holland the second and guard
Marcus Asser served their suspensions yesterday, and forward center Isaiah
Stewart served the first game of his two game suspension
against the Thunder. Commissioner Adam Silver was in attendance, and

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the Thunder gave him the same kind of show they've
delivered all season. Loudrt's tip in at the halftime buzzer
gave the Thunder a sixty five to fifty nine lead
at the break. The Thunder open in the second half
on a ten and nothing run to take a seventy
five to fifty nine lead. Detroit cut the deficit to
four points in the fourth quarter before the Thunder closed strong.

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Detroit picked the wrong day to b less than full strength.
OKC finished with a twenty nine to one record against
Eastern Conference opponents this season. The ninety six point seven
percent winning percentage is the best in league history against
an opposing conference. The only loss against the East was
at Cleveland on January eighth. The Thunder visit the Houston

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Rockets on Friday. And that's your Balls to the Wall Sports.
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Speaker 1 (23:50):
Hear me out. So I found this article to be
kind of interesting. Here it says huge number of people
admit they'd be cool with their partner hook up with
a robot. We've talked about sex robots before. I think
what it was as Suzanne Sommers as her widow is
the most recent one he had one made. I think
it's more of a money grab it. Yeah, right now,

(24:12):
whether or not it's an actual sex robot or just whatever,
the fact of it is. Yeah, he's probably going to
bang that robot, but it's still a robot. It's his
partner and he's down for it. And I found this interesting.
It says there's a staggering number of individuals that have
confessed that they wouldn't mind if their partner engaged with
a sex robot, according to a zip Health poll. It

(24:34):
was aimed to gauge the extent to which people are
open to AI playing a role in their personal lives.
It says the results indicated is surprisingly high level of
acceptance for AI's involvement and everything from diagnosing sexual health
issues to substituting human companionship. It says here that the
findings also highlighted the links of which humans are prepared

(24:56):
to allow their partners to explore infidelity with a robot.
Now that rises the question here, and I'll go into that.
Is it infidelity if the robot? If it's a robot.
We'll just leave it at that, right there? Is it
cheating if you're having sex with a robot?

Speaker 5 (25:20):
Does this robot?

Speaker 1 (25:22):
No question? Is it's just a robot. It's a sex robot.
It's not a human person. So is it cheating if
it's a robot? If your person is having sex with
a robot? I guess not, Corbyn? What do you think

(25:42):
I'm going with? No either? I mean we seem to
as technology advances are blurring words, right because I don't
know what the definition of a robot is, right right? Well,
you got to think of like Lars and the Real Girl,
because that's the that's that's not the example they use.
That's just what I'm saying. And these are like that's
sex day. They look like humans, they have the body parts,

(26:06):
they're just mechanical and operated on AI as opposed to
the human component.

Speaker 5 (26:11):
But here's the thing. There's a show called Accused, and
I believe it was on Fox. It's a great show.
Every episode is different. And on one of the episodes,
there was a woman and her and her husband. She
was a music exec who was very busy all the time,
and her husband was feeling a little bit neglected sexually.

(26:35):
And this woman's sister was actually worked at like a
science lab or something, and they were actually in the
development of sex bots. And she developed the prototype and
gave it to her sister as a gift to give
to her husband. And this robot was a beautiful human

(26:58):
looking robot, and her body got warm and she could
speak and remember things and had a personality at all
of the things.

Speaker 1 (27:12):
Right, right, And the wife got jealous.

Speaker 5 (27:13):
Yeah, the wife killed him, yes, falling shockers with the robot.

Speaker 1 (27:20):
Well, I think again, I think we're back to the
same thing. What is a robot because women have been
having sex with mechanical device's true statement for a while,
true statement. So to me, what is a robot? Uh huh?
And I thought about that. I feel there's a huge
difference between using a vibrator, one single tool that looks

(27:40):
like a pointer, as opposed to an entire person. You know,
a machine that looks like an actual person. Now, whether
or not it heats up and has memory and has
all these things that Lindsay had talked about, that's a
different thing right there. But for the sake of this,
it's just it's a machine that looks like an actual person.

(28:04):
Because I'm going back to my original statement that we
as technology as advances, we're blurring words and letting them
mean the same. You can't say a rumba is a robot, right,
and then also something that can have free will and
remember things is a robot. They are not the same, right,
And that's where the AI comes in, which makes it
totally different. You know, let's say that these sex robots,

(28:26):
these sexy robots or whatever, didn't have any AI in
them in all whatsoever, and it's just a machine with
some silicone that looks like human flesh and they have
the body parts, there's no AI, there's no no kind
of memory, none of that stuff. Right, So then you're
having sex essentially with the rumba. You know, it's a
sex toy. Yeah, absolutely, absolutely, So it goes on. In

(28:48):
this article, it says, now, whether dealing with Rechtil dysfunction
or feeling of loneliness. Many respondents admitted that they would
place their trust in an AI tool. Now. I don't
know a lot about AI. I have been openly against it,
mostly because of the terminator. But maybe if I did
some more research, I could get on board. But I'm
still not one hundred percent on artificial intelligence at all. Whatsoever.

(29:12):
Somebody's texting in and they say, wouldn't it depend on
where your mind is and what you're thinking about while
you're having sex with the robot, which would make it
cheating or not? I can't speak. I'm not an expert
on cheating. I don't one. I don't think you would
get an an authentic answer. And two plenty of people
have sex with someone that they love and care about

(29:34):
and think about someone else. Oh, absolutely, that happens all
the time. Yeah, So I don't does that make who
you're thinking about does that make it cheating? Lindsay no, no,
or what you're hesitating.

Speaker 5 (29:45):
Maybe maybe you're on the fence, no, no, no, or
what you're thinking about.

Speaker 1 (29:49):
I think it's a difference between thinking of, oh, did
I leave the stove on or I've got to pay
the electric bill, as opposed to I'm fantasizing about Susan
in accounting while I'm having sex with my part You know,
is it cheating not physically you are not having sex
with Susan from Accounting. I would consider that a form
of micro cheating. Really kind of talked about that before, Okay, because,

(30:13):
like the listener said, your your brain is not thinking
about the partner, the person you were actively having sex with.
Your brain is thinking about somebody totally different, so essentially internally,
and you you're having sex with Susan from Accounting even
though you're physically doing it with your partner. I have
a hot take, let's have it. I think that's insecurity. Yeah,

(30:37):
you're the one having sex with the person. What do
I care what you're thinking about at the time, But
it does not warrant what you're thinking about, whether it's
the stove, the coffee pot, or Susan in accounting has
zero to do with me. You chose to be here
with me, and if you're in a continual, loving relationship,

(30:58):
none of that matters. Wouldn't you be just slightly oft
if you found out that every time you and your
wife had sex as she was thinking of somebody else.
I mean, yeah, I would, of course it would hurt,
But that doesn't make it micro cheating. Okay, I see
your opinion. Just because it hurts doesn't make it cheating.

(31:22):
I am not someone who believes you got to think
about me all the time. You're choosing me. You're choosing
to be with me, You spend your days with me,
we go through inks together. I don't also need like
whatever you gotta do to have fun in this moment,
because I'm gonna have fun too. I get what you're saying,
but I feel like you know, deep down inside you're
wanting to have sex with that other person. That's why

(31:43):
you're thinking of them while you're doing it with them. Now. Granted, yeah,
I'm here because I have to. I'm having sex with
you because I have to, because you're my partner or whatever, right, so,
but I'm thinking to somebody else and That's why I
kind of consider it a micro cheating. It's not exactly full,
you know, one hundred percent cheating, but it's still just

(32:04):
a tad just a tad bit of infidelity.

Speaker 5 (32:08):
I mean, if a married person watches porn and masturbates
to the porn, it's a great.

Speaker 1 (32:13):
Question, porn micro cheating? Then gimpie that that is a
very good point. And then some people would look at
it that way, do you, I'm asking why I look
at it that way. No, because it's masturbation. It's self pleasure.
At that point, it's self pleasure. You're not you're not
having sex with an actual person, be it at your
partner and thinking of somebody else. You're just tugging one

(32:35):
off because you need to fix yourself. You see what
I'm saying. So I wouldn't consider that micro cheating, but
I could see so some people have. Because we've had
that discussion before. People think that you're watching porn, so
therefore you're cheating on me.

Speaker 5 (32:48):
I think sex with a robot would be masturbation too,
or toy.

Speaker 1 (32:54):
It could be what would make it not what would
make it not sex with the toy? What would make
it not masturbating? Well, you one, you're not You're not
doing it yourself. It's not hands on. It's a toy
at that point in time. Now, I've seen some vibrators
and stuff that also, And here's the thing, you know,

(33:14):
when it comes to sex toy toys, think traditionally your vibrators,
your dildas and stuff like that. This is a toy
that looks like a real life person. And I think
that's where the difference is is because this toy looks
like a person and most toys don't. Your fleshlight doesn't
look like an actual real person. Asterisk asterisk what is it?

(33:37):
What if it looks like your partner? And that's what
this article is about. Is it cheating at that point?
Is it cheating at that micro cheating? Right? And that's
the thing I think. If it's your partner, if if
if the robot is modeled after your partner, no, it
wouldn't be cheating at that point because it's your partner.
It's just a robotic form of your partner. Now let's

(34:00):
say that it's not modeled after your partner, it's modeled
after your fantasy, right, your your ultimate This is what
I want or Kate Upton or something to that effect.
Then I think it would be somebody as you're not
having sex with your partner or a toy, you're having
sex with a toy that looks like your ultimate fantasy.
Somebody's text in with a real life scenario to use

(34:23):
it as an example. Okay, and if your ex you
walked in and she was having sex with the bus,
would you have had the same reaction with the actual bus? Yeah,
because it's a mechanical piece of device, right, Like, it's
not a real thing. I get what you see what
I'm saying, where the same thing with a robot or whatever.
It's not a real device, absolutely, It's just it's just

(34:44):
a something that's susceptible to rust and failure. Right to
answer that question, yes, I would have the exact same reaction.
You harder to get the boots off, though the hell
are you doing that? Which is a exactly well kind
of close to exactly what I said when I found
her with that dude, Right, it's it's what the hell

(35:06):
are you doing? There's a couple of things there that
go on to that. It's like it's like one, I'm
right here, I'm right here, and you chose you made
the conscious choice to go and have sex with in
this case arrested old school bus a bus, you know
what I mean. So yes, to answer the question, my

(35:26):
reaction would have been the exact name. We're getting off topic.
But what if she caught her having sex with a woman, Well,
then that would have been a little different, because why
you're still right there. All your arguments are exactly the
same or absolutely right, But there's a difference between you know, hey,
I can sit back and watch this and enjoy it,
or maybe there's a chance that I can join in
as opposed to what the hell is this? Some would

(35:49):
make the argument that answer applies across the board. You're
absolutely right because there you're your selfish design, not insult
selfish desires. You are driving your feelings.

Speaker 6 (35:59):
Huh.

Speaker 1 (35:59):
And and there are some people that are like that.
They live that lifestyle, that's what they do. That's not
me though, I'm not that lifestyle guy. As long as
it is with another one, as long as she's hot,
So this says. The survey went on to investigate how
AI is redefining intimacy and sexual health, and it was

(36:19):
one thousand people who average bout our age in their
forties it says here fifty two percent of them male,
forty four female, and then two percent non binary. Generationally,
eight percent baby boomers, twenty four percent Generation X, fifty
two percent millennials, and sixteen percent Gen Z. So now
you know what kind of people are being questioned on
this here survey. It says here that three out of
five people would trust an AI tool over a doctor

(36:42):
to diagnose erectile dysfunction. Additionally, one in four individuals expressed
comfort with their partner being intimate with a SEXU robot
modeled after themselves. Now I'm gonna pause on the diagnoses
of erectile dysfunction using AI over a doctor. I feel,
and again, I don't know s about a AI. I'm

(37:05):
against it. I don't like it. I'm more of a
human element kind of guy, and I feel that on
both sides of that there's room for error. There's room
for error on a human side, there's room for error
on an AI side. AI is not going to be
one hundred percent accurate all the time, So I'm not
really sure how I feel about trusting AI over a

(37:29):
doctor when it comes to diagnosing medical issues, you know
what I mean. So that's just my take on it.
It says here that more than thirty thirty seven percent
of gen Z respondents admitted to using chat gpt' to
combat feelings of loneliness, and fourteen percent would prefer to
confide in an AI chatbot about personal issues rather than

(37:53):
their partner. Makes complete sense, and I think that you
are on the sunset side of the feelings when it
comes to AI. I think kids coming up, they're incorporating.
And by the way you Royle, you use AI already.
You just aren't aware of it. You're not going to
a website or an app and prompting it in things
are happening that are getting recommended to you through your television,

(38:15):
through your phone, through your outlook, through whatever. Are already
using AI. So it is already a thing that is
occurring in your life. You're just being you know, going
against the grain a little bit. And younger generations are
using it more and more. And sure it is easier
to type to a computer than it is to speak
to somebody. Absolutely, you don't have to face the judgment

(38:38):
those judgyis looking back at me from my partner when
I tell them something personal about myself or whatever. AI.
You don't have to worry about that, So I get
that part of the survey sidebar, you can train AI
to give a smart ass remark and shame you. That
sounds like another kink, but hey, we'll save that for

(38:59):
another day. It says. The survey also sought to gauge
people's comfort levels with AI playing a role in their relationship.
It revealed that one in four gen Z individuals are
comfortable with their partner being intimate with a sex robot
modeled after them, with men being sixty nine percent. Gigeity
more at ease with this concept than women. It says
that the study found that women are twenty three percent

(39:21):
more likely to perceive it as cheating if their partner
is intimate with a sex robot modeled after them. So
is it cheating? It kind of goes back to the question, Lindsey,
you're the woman in here, and it says that women
are more likely to think of it as cheating. If
your husband was having sex with a robot that looks
like you, would you consider that cheating?

Speaker 5 (39:46):
No, because it's still again, it's a robot. But why
do you need a robot that looks like me when
I'm the real thing? And you can have the real thing.

Speaker 1 (39:54):
So that right there tells me subcautiously, I think you
think it is cheating, Yeah, because you're backed up your
answer it with an argument, why do you need the robot?

Speaker 5 (40:03):
If I would think that you would want something different.

Speaker 1 (40:08):
I'm with you. I'm with you, And that's why I
go back to the human element of things, like with
the doctors and the AI. I feel if you've got
the human element right there, the human the touch, the sensitivity,
it's like having sex with the condomn. It just doesn't
feel the same, you know what I mean. I think
ultimately it's this for me, and that is whether it

(40:29):
looks like me or not. Is if you're choosing it
over me is where I have the issue. So if
suddenly you don't have sex with me at all because
you're too tired because you were having sex with the robot,
right corbot right, then then then to me, even if
it's not a robot, it's a you know, vibrator or whatever.

(40:49):
I'm I'm like, well, if you if it's getting in
the way of our relationship it's a problem, then yes,
you're you are choosing it over to me, which means
there's an emotional connection to it. So if there's a
robot that looks like you that's hiding in the closet
right and it's only pulled out maybe once a month
or every you know, two or three months, that's fine.
But if it's like in every day or every other day,

(41:11):
maybe three times a week occurrence, that's where you have
the problem with. Listen, I want to be with a
partner that wants to be happy, and if that makes
you happy, you need that in your life. I will
support it, and I'll deal with my insecurities somehow. I'll
figure it out or I won't, right, But I'm not

(41:33):
going to just because it makes me nervous on some
made up scenario that hasn't happened. I'm not going to
make decisions based off those made up scenarios. I think
I'm with Lindsey like when it comes to Yeah, that's
cool if you want to have sex with a robot
and all, but why do you why when I'm right here? Yeah,
what I mean, I would consider it cheating in a

(41:56):
sense because you prefer that over me the actual live thing. Sorry,
I can't make that thing buzz and whirl around in circles,
but hey, subtle down what uh, what about a vibrator?
What if it wasn't a sex robot like this, but
it was just a sex toy. Then that kind of
goes back to I'm fine with it, but kind of

(42:16):
like what you said, if you're choosing it over me constantly,
you know, And but it's not micro cheating at that point, uh,
because you said overwhelmingly it was cheating with the with
the with the robot for sure, for sure, but a dildo, No,
it would be if if it's getting in the way
of our relationship and our intimacy. So it's a different answer.
It's it's yeah, this this is a this is not

(42:37):
a hard and fast, steady line here. It's going to
move back and forth because the scenarios are different. It's not,
but they're both. We've established that they're not a robot,
that they're just a toy. And and I think it
comes down to this as like as a gatekeeper question
is if you walked in unknowing that they had a
sex toy or sex robot or whatever, what your reaction

(43:00):
be well or even masturbating, like what would would you
be shocked? Angry, upset? And I And it's subjective, but like,
what would your response be that? That, to me is
how the truth on how you feel. And I think
that's different when it comes to the different things. If
it's masturbating or just a vibrate or whatever. You know,
you walk in, you're like, oh, hey, what's I walk

(43:23):
in and I see a figurine that looks like a
human being. They're getting their ass women, that's where it's at.
But that's just because I don't I gotta be honest,
I don't even know if that would happen, right, I
don't even know if I would. I could understand the
initial reaction of that, but I think I'm pretty awesome.
So if you choose someone else over me, good luck.

Speaker 5 (43:43):
Right, I'm shocked, like, sure, sure the hell is going on?
Where did that come from?

Speaker 1 (43:49):
We as a society worked too hard off in like
outrout of the shoot, rather than like I'm gonna take
a breath, let you get your clothes on, man, figure
this out. I love what you're saying, and I think
that sounds good on paper, but again, we got to
go back to the reality of things. And I don't
think there's many people if you could do that, if

(44:10):
you could walk in on your spouse having sex with
a human figure, be it a robot or not, and
not freak out and back up, shut the door, and
then gather your thoughts before you go ahead and start
talking about it. I think that makes you a great person,
but I honestly, I don't think there's many people that

(44:31):
can actually do that. When I hear the phrase of
the reality is it defends the behavior. And I think
that any example of any scenario in life is an
opportunity to work on being a better human being. Right,
And it is okay to take a breath and step
back on any scenario. Confrontation at work, your kids aren't listening,

(44:51):
road rage, you don't have any money, you got fired,
and I think that's important to push that point in society.
I'm not and rather than hey, it's fine, it's normal,
it's okay. Yeah. I would love to agree with you
on that, but unfortunately I can't because just humans be humans,
and humans freak out, whether it's sex, robots, or road rage.

(45:17):
Be around the world.

Speaker 7 (45:19):
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Speaker 1 (45:26):
Take my my shrum hand, get on the train. Good morning,
It's the Big Man Morning Show. Nine one eight four
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(45:48):
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Let's play a game. We got tickets to give away.
Leaca Park is going to be over at the b
Oka Center on Monday, April twenty eighth, and if you
get a pair of tickets here in a few minutes,
you'll be qualified to be upgraded to the BMMS Lincoln
Park Suite. But you gotta win. And the game we're

(46:10):
playing today is schnip Schnapschner. Current record is well, you
are actually leading this one with five. I am hot
on your heels with four, and Lindsey is dead ass
last with two. Last week's winner that would be lendsy
So Corbyn and Gimpiat nine one eight four six oh
kmod nine one eight four six o KMOD call up
to decide who's going to be your clue giver. Whoever
gets the most right is going to win those tickets

(46:31):
to see Lincoln Park and be in the running to
get upgraded into the BMMS suite. Nine one eight four six,
oh KMOD. Good morning, you're on the air. What is
your name, Jennifer, Jennifer, how are you today doing good.

Speaker 6 (46:44):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (46:45):
Who would you like to give clues? Gimpier Corbyn, gimpy Jennifer.
Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
first clue. Are you ready? Yeah, here we go, all right, Jennifer.
This is a type of turtle. It's also a type
of lawn more snapper. Okay, if your parents are mean

(47:06):
and have a lot of rules, your parents would be what. Yes,
this is another term for lesbian. It's also what protects
water from overflowing. If your milk goes past the date,
it is what it's spoiled. Yes. This is what you
do in basketball when you get fouled. You have to

(47:29):
toss it from a certain line free throat. Yep Uh.
These are a dessert that are chocolatey and some people
put weed in them. Yep. The opposite of present. Yes.

Speaker 3 (47:48):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (47:48):
This is the part of the plane where rich people sit,
where the seats are big blank culture. When you don't
like something somebody said ample, yep uh. This is a
game where you're drinking a time time time. Man, We've
I don't know, we've never had ten, right, I got nine?
Did you get to No? I did not, But I'm

(48:09):
saying I thought you were gonna get ten. I thought
that was impressive, Jennifer. Good job might be good enough
for the win. Okay, hang on the line. All right,
good morning, you're on the air. What is your name, John, John?
How are you today? Oh? Good listen. We got our
hands full. Man, We got to get nine. Oh man,
you you can do eat here we go.

Speaker 3 (48:31):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (48:31):
This is what surfers say when they go out for
a surf. Yes. The when the bosses are trying to
get you to do something, you might refer to them
as this. It is the uh higher level of a company.

(48:53):
The suits come in. They're known as the blank douchebags
executives and yeah, and they're part of what.

Speaker 5 (49:03):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (49:08):
Nope, Uh, I don't know how to get you to
say this. Uh yeah, it is the the company and
this company and that company are all part. They're all what.
They're a type of blank America drop the aation corporate.
There you go, opposite of a small big, a big

(49:31):
and blank shop. Paul, Yes, uh, Jeah, three is what
we got man. That was not enough. Sorry, buddy, see
you later. Congratulations, Jennifer, you're getting those tickets to see
Lincoln Park at the b Okay, Center and you're in

(49:52):
the running for the upgrade would be in the MMS
and Lincoln Park. So wheat, great job girl. Hang on
the line. Okay, all right. The one that can be
ended on lindsay, Yeah, this is in the in the
mall where the uh the corn dog places Chick fil A.

(50:14):
And no, that's not the one I ended on on
a game that we play when we do the call
for cancer. Oh yeah, I'm sorry, Okay, I didn't know
another way to give corporate Yeah, you I think you
were on the right path. When you have a a
major company, you have the lower level employees and then

(50:36):
you got middle management. And it's the people that are
in charge of middle management another term for upper management.
You would say the blank big wigs are coming in. Yeah, okay,
all right the record now, oh well that ties us
five and five you and I corn but keeps lindsay last,
but too. All right, take a break and we'll be back.
More of The Big Man Morning Show is next. Good morning.

(51:10):
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oh kmod. You can also text BMMS and then what
you want to say to eight two nine four five.
Let's see what give me has fo hell coman. It
says here that Hunter Biden to the strip of his

(51:32):
DC license. Hunter Biden is going to be permanently stripped
of his law license in Washington, d C. The son
of the former president, agreed to consent to disbarment in
an app of David file Tuesday after a recommendation from
a disciplinary agency. The DC Court of Appeals must now
accept the recommendation to then accept Biden's consent to disbarment

(51:56):
before making it official. His law license was suspended last
year after he was found guilty and a Delaware federal
court of lying about his drug use went by a gun.
The former president issued a pardon before leaving office, after
saying he would stay out of his son's illegal proceedings.
Oliver Stone calls on Congress to reopen JFK assassination investigation.

(52:19):
Stone raised conspiracy theories in his nineteen ninety one movie
JFK involving the CIA in Cuba. He testified before the
House this week on last month's release of the investigation's
recently declassified records. He asked to reinvestigate. Quote, most importantly,
this CIA, whose mundy footprints are all over There was

(52:43):
a really funny moment that happened where one of the
people asking questions was asking some clarification from Oliver Stone,
and he was like, I'm not saying any of that happen.
I'm saying it's weird that the person that kill that

(53:03):
JFK fired Johnson immediately hired to be the head of
the investigation committee and that should be yeah, and that
should be investigated. That's bizarre that there's was he inept?
Was he trolling?

Speaker 3 (53:21):
Right?

Speaker 5 (53:21):
Did he?

Speaker 1 (53:22):
It makes no sense to forget that he was just
fired shortly before yeah, to then hire him as the
like I gotta find myself kind of thing, right, just
saying it's weird. Well, we'll see what happens that comes
out of us Hey. Shingles vaccine seen as a possible
protection against dementia. The study, published yesterday in the journal

(53:44):
quote Nature looked at data from over two hundred and
eighty thousand older adults in the UK and found that
those were vaccinated for shingles were twenty percent less likely
to develop dementia than those who were not vaccinated. And then, lastly,
here you in public schools offer summer food service program
for all students. This program provides meals to students for free,

(54:07):
regardless of their background or economic status, and the meals
will be provided on a first come, first serve basis.

Speaker 5 (54:28):
The hottest name on the NFL trade market is unhappy
with his current team. Trey Hendrickson told the Pat McAfee
show yesterday that communication with the Bengals has been poor
over the last couple of months. The defensive end was
granted permission to seek a trade early in the off season. However,
since he backtracked and has been trying to iron out

(54:48):
a long term extension with last year's sac King, Professional
flag football could be right around the corner. According to ESPN,
ten groups have submitted bids to the end NFL to
become investors in new men's and women's professional flag football leagues.
That round of bids will reportedly close this week. NFL

(55:09):
Commissioner Roger Goodel said yes or Tuesday that there is
a lot of interest in the development of pro flag
football leagues and he expects there will be progress soon.
The NFL counts more than seven hundred and fifty thousand
participants in its NFL Flag Football League nationwide, with all
thirty two franchises also sponsoring their own leagues.

Speaker 1 (55:33):
Nobody's asking for this. Nope, nobody wants to watch professional
flag football. No, we want to see him crush each other.
The NFL is only doing this as a seating for football.
That's the only reason. It creates a place to encourage football. OK,

(55:55):
that's where it comes from. But unless I'm seeing I'll
be honest, even watching Patrick Mahomes throw in flag football
doesn't sound exciting to me, right. It's just the only
people that want to watch flag football are people that
are that play flag football. I'm not saying it's not
a sport. I'm not saying the people that do it
don't have a skill set and are talented. I'm still

(56:15):
in the same stance when the guy who is the
great quarterback for professional flag football thinks he can play
in the NFL. No, you can't, right, Uncle Rico. It's
not the same, man. It's just the cerebral cerebral, the
brain part of it is not equal. There's not as
much pressure or anything like that. I guess, just the

(56:36):
ability to no schemes, read defenses. I'm not saying it
doesn't happen in flag football. It's just not the same.
It's like flying a Cessna and a fighter Jet. It's
not the same.

Speaker 5 (56:50):
That's your ball, so the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay in
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Speaker 1 (57:06):
Morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show nine one, eight,
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Right Conspiracy Theory Thursday. I found this week to be
kind of a challenging week for conspiracy Theory Thursday. The
second half we'll explain it a little bit more. But uh,
yesterday doesn't or two days ago doesn't help. Okay, because

(57:55):
of April Fools truth, people just bait into that.

Speaker 3 (58:00):
Man.

Speaker 1 (58:01):
People are so eager for some crazy thing to happen,
they just hook line and sinker, which again the second one.
I can't prove that it is an April Fool's joke,
but I can't prove it isn't. Yeah, you know, I
got a word when I woke up. What was that
Tuesday or whatever? Valcimer died? Was Monday? Whatever?

Speaker 6 (58:18):
Right?

Speaker 1 (58:18):
Valcimer died. I was like, oh no, But so I
go to Google search make sure that it's real, right,
and of course it is. But then scrolling through Facebook,
I see Dennis Rodman died as well. Dennis Rodman apparently
died of autoerotic asphyxiation.

Speaker 5 (58:33):
Very believable.

Speaker 1 (58:34):
That was an April Fool's joke.

Speaker 6 (58:36):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (58:36):
He literally had to be like, I'm a lot. How horrible?
Right now he has kids and stuff like that, but
my understandings are not a great dad, So like they're
probably like good.

Speaker 5 (58:47):
Marcus came home from school and he about about a
half hour after being home on April Fool's Day, he
comes running down Mom, Mom, oh my god, well and
what and he's like, Jerry Joe got his phone in
his hand. Jerry Jones dead at eighty two. I was like, ah,
April Fools. He was like, dang, he played it. Really

(59:07):
well if it would have been any other day. The
way he sold it was awesome and one of those
things like, oh cool, you know, Dallas fan should be
really excited about this news.

Speaker 1 (59:18):
Great old man did right, exactly.

Speaker 5 (59:22):
Right, right, right, But yeah, no, April fools, dude, you can't.
You can't get me.

Speaker 1 (59:27):
There shows how different our children are. My youngest was like, hey, Dad,
I have an idea for an April Fool's joke. I
want to play on mom. I'm like, let's hear it, man,
and she goes, I'm gonna tell mom there's something in
my water, and when she comes to look at it,
I'll dump it on her head and say April fools
and starts bellow, laughing a little different than yours. Yeah,

(59:52):
love the creativity. But and my oldest looks at me
in shock, and I start laughing, and I go, you
might want to rethink that. She's like it's so funny, right, like, hey,
there's something in my and then dump it on her
and I'll make sure it's cold. And my oldest is
shaking her head like what are you doing? And I'm like, okay,

(01:00:17):
if I dumped water on you and said it was
a joke, how would you feel? She goes, well, I
wouldn't like it. I'm like, yeah, that is the problem
with pranks. They're typically one sided, right. She's like, huh,
but I've thought about this all I've planned this all day.
I'm like, if you'd think that's a good idea, go ahead.

(01:00:41):
And now I'm on the now I'm going to do
I tell my wife righteous or if she finds out,
I know, well I'd be in trouble. And so I said,
now you might want to think about this. Who's going
to clean up the water? Where are you doing this?
She goes, well, I'll tell her to get in the bathtub.
I'm like, ooh, it might give it away. She chose

(01:01:02):
something else as her a joke that's funny, which was
much better. Didn't clear it through me either. She was like,
I lost another tooth, mom, And she was like, let
me see. She didn't these So again, the second one
will be it will clarify the struggle this week on
conspiracy theory Thursday and how some of them are hard

(01:01:26):
to believe. And it definitely falls in line with is
it true? Is it not true? And some recently declassified
CAA documents have shown that the government at some point
went to great links to find artifacts or to discover
artifacts from the Bible, and even things like hiring these

(01:01:51):
people that future visionaries or past visionary people, and they go,
I see it in this location, which I don't know
how that warrants where something is. But the CIA apparently
was on a mission to find Noah's Arc. Now, for
those that aren't aware, Noah's Ark is from Genesis in

(01:02:13):
the Bible. And this man created this boat played by
Steve Correll, and it's a good movie.

Speaker 5 (01:02:26):
It is.

Speaker 1 (01:02:26):
It's a good movie. After God said a just you,
it's going to rain, and took one pair of every
animal species in the world and loaded him on the boat.
And then somehow also had enough food for forty days
and forty nights, and God cleansed the earth of bad

(01:02:48):
stuff except for marine life. Did you ever notice that
in the Bible that doesn't mention anything about fish being
on or any kind of marine life being a on
the orc. Yeah, I mean I'm more hung up on
the detail where you find enough material to build an arc,

(01:03:10):
much less how do you feed them or what do
you do with all the feces and disease. That's a
lot of work and stir crazy. But I that stuff's
not That's not what we're here to talk about. For decades,
people have been searching for Noah's Ark, and the CIA,
apparently and recently declassified documents, has been wanting to find it,

(01:03:33):
and they believe they found the location, eighteen miles south
of Mount rot in Turkey. In the Bible, Genesis eight
four reads something I thought I'd never say on the show,
But the arc rested in the seventh month, on the
seventh day of the month, upon the mountains of Irot.

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The CIA documents also revealed the US government has been
searching for Noah's Arc and this mount erat since nineteen
fifty seven. From seventy four to eighty two, the CIA
used images from satellites and spyplanes. After the Director of
the CIA requested search evidence of the ARC's location, Lieutenant

(01:04:16):
Colonel Walter Brown, high ranking official in the US Air Force,
also requested that the CIA develop an advanced technology looking
for satellite photography of Mount Arat. The request was made
to determine whether any evidence of the Arc could be found.
Repeated Freedom of Information Act requests for surveillance photos of
the area that were taken by the CIA were denied,

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despite government claiming there was no evidence that Noah's Ark
had been found in March. Mount Aarrot was the same
location that scientists from Instable Technical University, and Andrews University
and Ibraham Secine University claimed to be the location of

(01:04:59):
the fossil remains of the vessel. Our studies showed that
this region harbored life in that period and that at
some point it was covered by water, which reinforces the
possibility that a catastrophic event of great magnitude occurred. Still
not clear though, if the CIA knows where the Ark

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of the Covenant and some of these other items are
and what they're leading on. But the fact that they
spent nine years, much less a couple decades spending tax
dialers look for it is wild to me. I don't
think this would be a boat you should they should
be going down. Let me aphrase that. I don't think
this is an avenue they should be going down. I

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just don't think a government should own these entities. You're
probably right, should they find them and procure them. I
don't think they should be in the hands of government.
They are religious artifacts that mean a lot to a
lot of people, and when they're controlled by the government,
they're meaning changes. What if it was the cat like

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the Vanigan that discovered him and decided to hold on
to him, It's still a government, but it's I think
that's an asterisk. And I am completely comfortable with the
head of a church right owning an artifact of the
Bible or any religious property right because it's it's their

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whole thing's based on that right.

Speaker 6 (01:06:27):
Right.

Speaker 1 (01:06:28):
But I know what you're gonna say, who No, it's
not a lot of the funding fathers were atheists, But
I digress. But the idea of the government spending tax
dollars feels super egregious, Like that seems insane to me.
It's like almost like, we got all this money, we
need to do something with it. How about we search

(01:06:49):
for Noah's Ark. Sure, let's do it. I get it.
And the idea that they could find it in like
hoist it up also insanely wild. Just to have something
that lived that long, right and be in any kind
of condition is insane. And I know they find dinosaur

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bones and all, we've been down this road right, right, right,
so the validity of it could definitely be in question,
could they find the mineral deposits of something similar to
one hundred percent? Right, But they're not going to find
a whole structure intact. Maybe bits and pieces of it,
like you said, but there's no like when you find
a ship at the bottom of the sea and they

(01:07:33):
pull that out, you know, and they're like, oh, look
at the sunken ship from eighteen thirty six or you know,
fifteen hundred whatever, even then not fully yeah there, yeah,
and we're talking much longer than that, by like and
ten and double fold type of thing. Right. Even somebody
texting in I think a couple of weeks ago stating
there was a guy in Texas that found a dinosaur

(01:07:55):
with bones of full dinosaur bones. Nope, that's not real.
It's bit debunked, right, But there's a YouTube video after core, No, kidd,
there's also YouTube videos of of aliens, right, there's YouTube
videos of ghosts. There's YouTube videos of sasquatch, hence conspiracy

(01:08:16):
theory Thursday. The second one I have is a topic
we've definitely brought up before, but there's a new development
in it and I can't tell if it's an April
Fool's Day joke or not, so we'll do that when
we come back. Tulsa's Morning Show.

Speaker 6 (01:08:27):
Oh yeah, he's coming right back, Big Mad Morning Show,
Tulsa's Rock Station ninety seven five KMOT.

Speaker 1 (01:08:44):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. I just
got this email. Then I got charged on my phone
for something sixty bucks. Oh my last week, my daughter
went to the eye doctor. We're in the waiting room
waiting for our appointment. I download this app to play

(01:09:04):
games or you know which color is different now, you
know whatever? Seven day trial and I'm like, okay, yeah,
we'll try that, but you got to commit to it.
So if you are stupid like me, it'll charge you automatically.
Uh huh. I made a note cancel that, but I
don't have the shingles vaccination, so I forgot it and

(01:09:28):
I just got the alert. Sixty bucks. Sixty dude, when
we spend five for a nap, I'm like, I don't know. Yeah,
sixty that's ridiculous, man. That's an annual fee. Yeah, so
they only pull it out once a year then, right,
or is that annual like monthly? It's it's annually, Okay,

(01:09:50):
once a year. It's sixty bucks to play this stupid
what a racket that is? So did you go and
cancel it? I had to ask for a refund they
already charged me. Look, apps are a scam. Subscriptions are
a scam. Now was this for you to play games
or for your kids to play for them? For them?

(01:10:13):
They better start working it off that.

Speaker 5 (01:10:14):
I was just gonna say, yeah, they don't refund, to
make sure they play it every single day, get them
hooked and then it goes bye bye.

Speaker 1 (01:10:26):
All right, so conspiracy theory Thursday. This has a couple
marks in it that make you go, hey, this is
a April Fool stage joke. Okay, I didn't go there
with it initially until I started reading some comments and
doing some investigating that it was in April Fools thing.
It didn't happen on April Fools, but apparently fifty five

(01:10:51):
years ago a camera was lost in the Lockness Pond
lake thing and they found it. And apparently this should
have been my first clue, even though it's a real thing.

(01:11:13):
Body mcboat face of the United Kingdom's National Oceanic Center
was doing surveillance in the lake and the camera got
stuck in the propulsion system. That's how they found it.

(01:11:34):
They did not mean to find it, and you go, well,
body mcboat face, that should have been your first clue,
I hear you. Except it is a real thing that
won a viral naming competition in twenty sixteen. It is
a real investigative ship. So it's not like it was

(01:11:57):
made up, right, so it should have been a thing.
But when you read the story and it comes out
so they found this fifty five years ago, you go, oh, okay,
that is insane. That's cool, right, And then when you
see a photo of it for me, which I'm going

(01:12:19):
to put in the screener for you guys, should have
been the first clue that this was not real. Now
it is described. The system is, according to the found
it a very advanced system that had some clockwork in it,
an instematic camera with some inbuilt flashcubes that enabled for

(01:12:42):
pictures to be taken when a baitline was triggered. And
they said they found it more than four hundred feet
deep in the lake and it had been there for
fifty five years. They got it, they have, they're getting
the film developed and they're turning it over to the

(01:13:04):
Lockness Center that has a place that I'm sure you
can do a tour. And my first thought is, why
aren't you showing us a picture? Right? If you if
you got to develop, why would you not show us
a picture? Okay, that feels like And second, I don't
know what you're going to see. It's a lake, It's
it's not exactly a clear lake. Right, you're hoping to

(01:13:26):
see a silhouetted image of the Locknest monster. Yeah. The
real question is here, Why is that old man from
Home alone got the camp the neighbor? Yeah, he is
apparently one of the heads people there. Now, the device
is this cylindrical item that's got some wear and tear
around the edges, and there no water appears. No water

(01:13:47):
got inside, and but the outside it's crystal clear. Anything
that's been in the water for a long time is damaged.

Speaker 5 (01:13:58):
Yeah, it would have moss on its film. Yeah, anything
and green.

Speaker 1 (01:14:08):
And fifty five years ago would have been nineteen seventy. Yeah,
and I'm not saying they didn't have the advances to
make something like this, but there, it wouldn't have had
a screw in the top of it. They're just to me,
there's no this. It feels like now that I'm into this,

(01:14:29):
it feels like it's not real. What do you think, lindsay,
it's not real.

Speaker 5 (01:14:32):
And there's no rust on the screw either, being submerged
in water, underwater for fifty five years, that screw is
like it looks like the screw in the picture almost
looks like it's looks like almost like it could come
out at any second.

Speaker 1 (01:14:51):
Okay, photoshopped in. Okay, Apparently it's real. I just found
more photos and the photos from the shots from the
camera quote, it's remarkable that the housing kept the camera
drive for fifty five years, being more than four hundred
feet below and the photos show absolutely nothing. Right, it's

(01:15:16):
a camera. It's almost seventies. Yeah, it is a lot
of nothing. And why they haven't done more of this
I don't know.

Speaker 5 (01:15:30):
Yeah, two pictures it took.

Speaker 1 (01:15:34):
I mean it's possible that it's more than zero by
the way, right, So I'm not one of those people's
like there's no photos, it must be fake. And then
we get two go but only two that's moving the goalpost. Right,
I'm still not convinced it's one hundred percent real. But
why they haven't done more photos and planted them there too?

(01:15:59):
Don't motion detectors for God's sake. Yeah, yeah, I get
what you're saying. I mean, they did this in nineteen
seventy with this contraption, and technology has advanced so much
to where there's waterproof cameras, you know, night vision waterproof cameras,
infra red waterproof cameras. The fact of it is is
now we could drop something into goddam pond and see

(01:16:20):
probably fairly clear what's underneath there. Have you seen that
photo of those people trying to swim with sharks and
the shark jumps into the shark containers? Yeah, yo, dude,
And you know it's legit because the people on the

(01:16:40):
boat are like, surrender cobra. They just can't believe it's happening. Yeah,
I can imagine, and they get like one person out,
But dude, I'll find the video. It's like blood too,
Oh yeah, blood from the humans or bloo, because they're
chumming the waters trying to attract the sharks.

Speaker 5 (01:16:58):
See that's yeah, that's unclear.

Speaker 1 (01:17:01):
No, it is, because it's at least it jumps in
the cage and eats the people. Like that's sero terrible.
I shouldn't laugh, but that's why.

Speaker 5 (01:17:13):
No, I think there was only one guy in the
cage at the time, and he eventually comes up.

Speaker 1 (01:17:19):
I thought there were multiple people, like it was an expedition, like, ay,
go swim with sharks, Like when you go to the
zoo here, I'm sorry, when you go to the aquarium
here in the shark exhibit, they have one of those
cages and you can stand in. It's on the you know,
on the floor, so you can see what it's like
to stand in one. Those are relatively docile sharks there.

(01:17:43):
I don't yeah there, yes, but you're not even getting
near sharks. It's just to show what it's like. They're
pretty big. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 5 (01:17:50):
But I believe this shark in the video is a
great white.

Speaker 1 (01:17:54):
See now do you have the video? No, okay, I
wouldn't mind doing one of those shark cage dive sort
of things, but like I would want the cage to
be I don't want a lot of space between the poles,
you know what I mean of the cage. Maybe put
some chicken wire around it, so so the shark isn't

(01:18:16):
you know, just instantly getting amased. I want it completely enclosed,
so just like plexiglass. Yeah, okay, see now that wouldn't
be bad either, that would I could handle something like it.
I think it would be neat to be under there
and see them so up close.

Speaker 5 (01:18:31):
Even then, though I know I might have a heart attack.

Speaker 1 (01:18:34):
I've seen the videos though, where they charge and they
bust through the poles and the next thing you know,
you know, you're crapping your pants underwater. I don't want that. Yeah,
this is a hard no for me, and it's one
reason they believe the sharks on the planet have been

(01:18:54):
on the planet since the dinosaurs. Right, do you understand
the stubbornness, right, and the ability to live past any
sort of adversity it takes. You are a nothing burger
to them for sure that I don't. My life will

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not be enhanced by seeing one close. Uhh there I
sent it.

Speaker 5 (01:19:23):
I found it.

Speaker 1 (01:19:25):
I don't know if this is real. I don't know
if this is real though, Yeah, okay, yeah, I mean
it's not happy. It's apparently something that happened off Guadeloupe Island, Mexico.
A great white shark allegedly, like Linday said, crashed into
this cage jumping in and the person throwing his hat

(01:19:48):
is money, right, you shoe shoe gone, you'll get I
mean there's a lot of blood. Yeah, and I don't
think they put chum in the cage.

Speaker 5 (01:19:58):
Unless the blood's coming from the shark.

Speaker 1 (01:20:00):
That was what I was about to say. Maybe he
caught a fin or something. You know, why don't they
close the top of that cage to keep sharks from
being able to, I don't know, jump in. I think
it's a safety thing to like get out. See my
thought is shut the top of it. The shark can't
jump in. You keep that thing connected to a cable

(01:20:22):
and if you know s hits the fan, you could
reel it in and pull the person out still in
the cage without the shark and ball. Okay, listen to this.
Here are safety tips for shark cage diving. H has gimbee.
You're someone those like would entertain this. Here are a
few tips so you can be prepared to tempt fate

(01:20:43):
for an animal that has been around since the dinosaur sport.
I'm supposed to go to Destin, Florida for vacation. Maybe
I might do some shark diving while I'm there. Let
me have it. Always use operators with reinforced modern cage
designs excuse me, sir, do you have a modern cage?
How old is this case? Yes, it is. It reinforced

(01:21:04):
of course. Another one. Keep baiting areas a safe distance
from the cage. Hey, excuse me, show these to closed huh,
don't tell me I'm the I am the captain. Never
lean outside or extend body parts through cage bars. I

(01:21:28):
just want to pet the shark. Make sure all divers
are briefed on escape procedures. Now, as someone who has
skydived and you go through an emergency situation like they
train you. Train is a loose term, o very loose,
because when you skydive, you go through the thing and

(01:21:49):
they show you like what you should do. But it's
not like they don't let you go right exactly. We
told listen, we told you what to do in the
case of emergency. It hands are clean. It's equal to
the flight attendant standing at the plane going this is

(01:22:10):
how you put your life vest on right right right,
and the go that way or this way, not this way.
Do you know you coold doing this? Sure? Right, it's
this Sorry, I'm gonna need an audible response, please, it's
the same thing. So I don't know what you mean.
Escape procedures and then only dive with license experience professionals. Yeah,

(01:22:32):
I'm all good with paying the fee. Can I see
your license? Right? That's insulting what you don't trust me.
I've been doing this for thirty five years, sir, as
someone who travels, and we've gone on excursions. Not once
have I looked, asked or been presented any certification that

(01:22:58):
shows they are legit and know what they're doing. Because
it's like flying. I just trust these people that I'm
using know what they're doing. Right when I get on
a plane, I don't see the maintenance log I just
assume they're doing it. And when you travel to another country,
you take the See. This is why I'm for government

(01:23:18):
control on things. You just assume those type of practices
then are transferred to a third world country. Right, but
they're not. Probably not. You'd like to think they're barely
you'd like to think here, right, so to go? Hey,
by the way, can I see your license? Well? Yeah,

(01:23:42):
here's my license? Sure, Yeah, my licenses. You welcome.

Speaker 5 (01:23:47):
You can go my license? You want to take this
trip or not?

Speaker 1 (01:23:52):
Right? Because some other suckers? Next, exactly how much would
you pay to go shark diving, GIMPI what's your top fee?
My top I'm thinking maybe i'd pay probably about two bills.
I think two hundred dollars is a good, good, fair
amount to put me in a cage and dump me
in the ocean or the sharks risk your life. Yeah,

(01:24:15):
I mean, I bet it's more than that. Skydiving. I
mean they're charging what barely three four hundred bucks to
go skydiving a tandem dive, So I feel that's that's fair,
you know. Okay, here we go cage diving Great Whites
anywhere between one hundred and fifty and four hundred dollars
per person. I ain't bad say that's in that's in

(01:24:38):
my budget. But this says in Guadelupe where this photo,
this video is that we just saw three thousand to
five thousand dollars for multi day live board trips. So like,
you do it for whatever, okay, But in South Africa
one hundred and fifty to three hundred, okay, in Hawaii
two hundred, the Bahamas where there's Tiger Beach and Hammerheads,

(01:25:00):
fifty to four hundred, okay, semi affordable. I do it.
I'll do it going on vacation you know, I had
a couple extra hundred bucks. Just do you know what else?
If I didn't feel like, you know, jet skiing in
the ocean like I normally do, then yeah, why not
do you negotiate on a shark dive? Yeah? Do you

(01:25:21):
negotiate to drive the price down? Me personally, I would
be like, listen, I'm on vacation from Tulsa, Oklahoma, you know,
number one radio show there. When I come back from vacation,
I won't tell everybody all about the shark diving experience.
So how about we do? You know, I don't know
if what you're describing as illegal when you're in another country.

(01:25:42):
I know it's illegal to do in America. Yeah, right,
according to the agreements we make with the company, it's
in a foreign country, it should be fine. I don't
think so. I don't think so, but I'm probably wrong
on that. Go ahead, whatever timp fate, you're already doing
it with the sharks, so right.

Speaker 6 (01:26:01):
The Big Mad Morning Show returns next Tulsa's morning show
nine km o D.

Speaker 1 (01:26:15):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show six o
km o D. Join us on the line right now
is Mike Malega from the Tulsa Drillers. Helly there, Mike,
how are you? I am doing great? Good morning, Great
to hear your voice, great to talk absolutely man. Congratulations.
Another season here at One Oakfield with the Tulsa Drillers
is about to be under way starting tomorrow night. I

(01:26:36):
get your tick to tuls Drillers dot Com. I was
thinking on the way in just the evil do you
have that moment? Is this your reset moment and your
reflection moment of like the Drillers and and the how
far the Drillers have come over through the years from
being over at the Fairgrounds to One Oakfield to the
team affiliations. Do you when's your time to reflect and
think about how great the organization is?

Speaker 8 (01:27:00):
You know, it's a great question. I mean, you know,
we live in it kind of every day and we're
just so fortunate, you know, to have the situation that
we've got, and obviously the fans support is really the
everything for us. But you know, I don't think a
day goes by where we don't think about Driller Stadium,
and I don't think about being affiliated with the Texas
Rangers when I came here pushing kegs at the old
Ballpark or you know, all of those things that have

(01:27:22):
kind of led up to, you know, this unbelievable thing
that we're this ribe we're on here in downtown at
One Oakfield. So yeah, it's we're super fortunate. I've been
very lucky to work in one place with a whole career.

Speaker 1 (01:27:33):
Yeah, just from you know, watching your children grow up
and what I've known you for as long as I've
known you, from the concessions and how they've changed, to
the merchandising and the great things that you guys have
planned this season at One oak Field. If you go
back to the stadium days over at the Fairgrounds, it
feels like, nah, we won't be doing those things. And

(01:27:54):
now these are just the things you guys do, from
the special nights and the special it's available, uh, to
even the ability to have the splash Zone and all
these great events that make One oak Field such a
special stadium. And and this season getting started on Friday,
you start with fireworks night with Northwest Arkansas coming to town. Yep.

Speaker 8 (01:28:16):
Absolutely, we're just gonna kick it right off. You know,
we always tell people, you know, they think, oh, we're
in the baseball business. Yeah, we're in the baseball business.
But we're in the you know, we're in all of
these other businesses too. We're in a restaurant business, and
we're in a retail business, and we're in an entertainment business,
and you know, we're in a mascot business. You know,
like we got all of these different you know things,
and I think that's what keeps everything fresh here and
it keeps the ideas flowing and uh, you know, and

(01:28:39):
we're gonna we're gonna load it up again.

Speaker 6 (01:28:40):
You know.

Speaker 8 (01:28:40):
Every day we're gonna have something great going on. And
depending on what your budget is, you know, you can
you can you can find a way to come to
a Drillers game and make it work within your your budget,
whether it's limited or or unlimited.

Speaker 1 (01:28:52):
Yeah, there are some special things in the city that
make it the Crown Jewel and the Tulsa Drillers and
One oak Field is definitely a Crown Jewel to be
able to watch a sporting event the Drillers play there
in the background of the skyline. It's just a special
experience that you guys have at One oak Field.

Speaker 8 (01:29:11):
Yeah, you know, and then you mentioned it earlier too.
I mean, on top of all of this stuff that
we've been blessed with here downtown. You know, to be
affiliated with the Dodgers right now, it's just great for
fans and baseball fans in this community to be able
to see the talent that we put through here that
move on to the big leagues and are helping them
win World Series. Now they've won two of the last
five World Series and I think they're certainly positioned to

(01:29:33):
continue doing that. And many of those guys that are
on the field celebrating our guys that were Tulsa across
the front of the uniform, So you got to be
proud about that as a Tulsen or somebody from northeast Oklahoma.

Speaker 1 (01:29:43):
We were talking with Justin yesterday and he mentioned there
was like nine guys that came through one Oak Field
that went on to play with the Dodgers and played
a part in them winning the championship last year. Yeah, yeah, exactly.

Speaker 8 (01:29:56):
And you know, they've been aggressive with signing free agents,
so sometimes that pushes out some of those former drillers.
You know, in twenty twenty when they won the World's Series,
we had thirteen out of twenty six guys, fifty percent
of the roster were former Drillers that won the World
Series there. I think last year was nine or ten.
And you know, but what that means is they get
opportunities to go elsewhere.

Speaker 1 (01:30:16):
We looked it up.

Speaker 8 (01:30:18):
We have forty nine guys that made opening day rosters
across all of Major League Baseball's thirty plus teams. So
forty nine guys is almost two full rosters of former drillers.
So it doesn't matter if you're watching the Dodgers. You
could be watching the New York Yankees and you'll see
Cody Bellinger out there. You know, you can be watching
almost every team in Major League Baseball and there will
be a former Tulsa player that you may have had

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a chance to watch it one Oakfield.

Speaker 1 (01:30:39):
So that part of it is awesome too.

Speaker 8 (01:30:41):
We love when they get the opportunities to get traded
and go and get maybe a better opportunity. Because the
Dodgers are so staffed, opportunities are fewer and more far between.
So to be able to get dealt to the New
York Yankees or sign a contract with the New York
Yankees and represent tuls out there too is really kind
of cool.

Speaker 1 (01:31:00):
Talsodrillige dot com Get your tickets they're home for three
games this weekend, and then they're off on the road,
I should say for a week and then they'll be back.
So make sure you get your tickets. Plenty of great
stuff planned all season. I want to talk to you
about a couple of Major League Baseball things before time
gets away from us. To go undefeated at the beginning
of the season, I believe the record's thirteen. Going thirteen

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and oh at the start of the season. To be
able to go undefeated, it's a pretty great feat. But
then to go seven and oh, you're like, that's pretty
awesome too, And that is the second place team in
the NL West because the Dodgers are eight and oh
and sucking the win the air out of the room
with this undefeated story, even though the Padres are also undefeated.
Wild scene happening in the NL West already.

Speaker 8 (01:31:43):
Yeah, I mean, honestly, it's you got a feel for
Padres fans, right, They always feel like they're in the
shadows of the Dodgers here. Recently it's developed into an
incredible rivalry. And you can go out at the gates
and go seven and oh, and you think, at least
for this moment in the season, we should be able
to be able to sit at the top of the stand.

Speaker 1 (01:32:00):
And then what is it.

Speaker 8 (01:32:01):
The Dodgers are one game ahead of them eight and oh.

Speaker 1 (01:32:04):
It's it's crazy.

Speaker 8 (01:32:05):
It is absolutely crazy start to the season. And you know,
the Dodgers last night they just snatched a victory with
a walk off from Otani and that was a it
was a loss. They were down five to nothing and
they found a way to claw their way back into it.
And some former drillers getting in on the action. A
couple of our pitchers. Ben Casparius, who pitched for us
last year, he was on our opening day roster last year.
He pitched a couple of innings last night, looked outstanding.

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Jack Dryer, who was in our bullpen last year. He
pitched two innings last night. So as the Dodgers were
working their comeback, it was it was former drillers kind
of holding the holding the lead for the you know,
for the other team at Bay.

Speaker 1 (01:32:40):
Right, and Tony gets his home run and he's not
even in the the He's barely in the top ten
of home runs for the season. I mean, there's so
many home runs. People talking about that torpedo bat. What's
what where where do you land with the bat change
or the allowance of the torpedo bat.

Speaker 8 (01:32:56):
I mean great, I mean why not? Right, It's equipment, right,
I mean every sports has equipment evolutions, you know, whether
it's it's golf for tennis or you know, really any
any sport you have, you have evolutions. And and it's
just another aspect of analytics, right, These these analytic guys
on all these major league teams that are looking for
ways to maximize their players' abilities. And you know, guys

(01:33:18):
hit the ball differently. Everybody hits it differently. These bats
are customized to the individual players and and uh, and
it's great. And you know, the game of baseball needs
more offense. I think the pitchers definitely have an advantage
right now. A lot of the rules changes that have
come into the game these last few years have been
designed to create more offense and more excitement in the game.
And you know, you really didn't think about it, but

(01:33:40):
evolving the bat and putting the bat in a in
a situation that the players will be able to do
more damage with it gives them, the hitters a little
bit more of an advantage.

Speaker 1 (01:33:48):
I love to see it.

Speaker 8 (01:33:49):
So it's been fun it's been exciting, lots of home
runs hit early in the season.

Speaker 1 (01:33:52):
Yeah, and it's getting people talking about baseball. So anything
like that is going to be a huge help. All right, Tula,
Tulsa Drillers dot com. Get your tickets. The guys are
in town this week in Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Got
a day game on Sunday gates at eleven forty five
for kids youth camp. That's gonna happen fireworks on Friday.
Tulsa Drillers dot Com to get your tickets. Mike, thanks
for taking the time. We'll talk to you next week.

(01:34:14):
We appreciate it. Thanks, Corbin, you guys have a great weekend.
Talking next week. All right, take a break. A mome,
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Speaker 1 (01:35:00):
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for a top list. We do it every Thursday. At

(01:35:20):
this time it's Harper Big Mad Morning Show's top list,
random topics, randomly drawn with random results. Now here's Corbyn,
Kimpi and Lindsay with this week's top list. This week's
top pless Songs you can't hear without thinking of a movie.
Songs you can't hear without thinking of a movie? What
do you got, Lindsay?

Speaker 5 (01:35:40):
Number five? Eric Carmen, Hungry Eyes, Cartman, Cartman.

Speaker 1 (01:35:48):
I'm sorry, Eric Carmen, you do like something like that? Pause?

Speaker 5 (01:35:54):
What yeah, South Park? I never could get you can't
stand it? Yeah yeah, hungry Eyes. I hear the song
and I instantly think of Dirty Dancing.

Speaker 1 (01:36:12):
Okay, every time.

Speaker 5 (01:36:17):
Number four I have the Tiger, I think of Rocky
And it wasn't in all of them, but I think
of any of the Rocky movies, the fourth one, I
believe where he was the fourth one where he fights
the Russian, I.

Speaker 1 (01:36:38):
Must Break You. I I think it's a third one.

Speaker 5 (01:36:41):
Okay. I always think of that one because that was
my favorite one. But anytime I hear that, I think
of Rocky Balboa.

Speaker 1 (01:36:51):
I think I want to make sure of something I have.
The Tiger isn't in all of them, No, it's not.
Yeah right, Rocky, it didn't show up till Rocky three.

Speaker 5 (01:37:07):
Third on my list is Starship Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now.
I think of the film Mannequin with Andrew McCarthy Kim Cattrell. Yeah,
love that movie.

Speaker 1 (01:37:22):
It's a good movie, thank you.

Speaker 5 (01:37:24):
Yeah.

Speaker 3 (01:37:26):
Uh.

Speaker 5 (01:37:27):
Number two on my list is Aerosmith's Dude looks like
a Lady.

Speaker 1 (01:37:37):
Here, hold on, dude looks like a lady. What movie gimpy?

Speaker 6 (01:37:40):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:37:41):
I know because I got it on my list as okay,
all right, go ahead.

Speaker 5 (01:37:44):
Lindsay missus doubtfire h yeah, and he comes out and
he's got the broom in his hand.

Speaker 8 (01:37:51):
Yeah yeah.

Speaker 5 (01:37:55):
And then number one on my list, and I don't
hear this song often. Usually I have to play it
myself if I want to hear it, but it is
Andrea Bocelli's Porty Bolare, and I think of step Brothers.

Speaker 1 (01:38:17):
Oh okay the song that he sings at the end.

Speaker 5 (01:38:19):
Yes, the Catalina Wine mixer.

Speaker 1 (01:38:22):
Yeah, huhkay, okay, yeah, got you all right. We're doing
songs you can't hear without thinking of a movie. Gimme
what you got Number five for me? Do You Really
Want to Hurt Me? From the Culture Club Without a
Paddle is the movie if you've ever seen it. Stupid

(01:38:42):
ass movie. Kind of funny, but stupid ass movie. It's
got Seth Green and I think Dak Dak's Dak Dak
Shepherd is in it as well, and uh and and
Seth Green's character sings this song throughout the movie, and
they find themselves the Ford guys. It's raining, so they
took shelter in a cave, and well it's cold, and

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so they got to snuggle up next to each other
to keep each other warm via body heat, and of
course Seth is freaking out, and so they start singing
do you really want to Hurt Me? To to kind
of soothe him. And every time I hear the song,
that's what I think about that particular scene number four,
Everything I do, I do for you Robinhood Man. Nice. Yeah,

(01:39:30):
anytime that comes on, man, whether it's you know, that
silly video that was on Tosh of the kid trying
to sing it, or just in general, it always takes
me back to the early nineties with the Costs and
Robin Hood Prince of Thieves. I often get Robinhood Prince
of Thieves and Robinhood Men and tits mixed up, but

(01:39:52):
two totally different movies. You're not alone in that, by
the way. Number three for me is hey Bait, Hey
Baby Baby, Dirty Dancing. Now it's odd how how much
Lindsey is anes List, you know, kind of resemble a
little bit because I have Dirty Dancing on there as well.
But that takes me back. I watched that movie in

(01:40:15):
the theaters when it came out with my mom and
her friend and my brother. We all went to the
movie theater and we watched Dirty Dancing. And I was
all of eighty something like that at the time. But yeah,
I can't. I can't hear that song without.

Speaker 5 (01:40:32):
Thinking it's a very memorable soundtrack, because I too. If
I hear that song, hey Baby, I will think of
that movie too, the scene and everything they're on, dancing
on the log Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:40:44):
Number two, oddly enough, just as Lindsay's was, dude looked
like a lady. Now, we didn't look at each other's list,
we didn't share any anything at all whatsoever. It just
happens to be. This is how the cards fell, And
it's the same thing Missus Doubtfire, you know, Robin Williams,
you know, clean in the house dressed as Missus Doutfire
and that dude look like a lady is on. It's awesome.

(01:41:06):
Number one for me is probably kind of predictable. You'd
think at least when I tell you you'd be like, oh, yeah,
that makes sense for Gimpy And that's roll it up,
lighted up from Cyprus Hill from Friday. I can't hear that,
so it doesn't get played on the radio, but I
do got it on my playlist in my mix and
it'll come up and I'm like, ah, yeah, that takes

(01:41:27):
me back to when I was fourteen and watched Friday
for the very first time. Good stuff.

Speaker 5 (01:41:36):
Remember the other day when we were talking about cult classics, Yeah,
would Friday be considered.

Speaker 1 (01:41:43):
Maybe we'd have to look and see what it made
in theaters, I would probably consider it one. But you know,
I think it was a box office hit. I think
it surpassed expectations in the box office. Oh it doesn't
have it says a budget of three million, but it
didn't see how much what it made. Yeah, I think

(01:42:04):
it's a good guess for sure, because it definitely has
gotten more acclaim afterwards. But whether it's a box office hit, right,
we're doing our top list the songs you can't hear
without thinking of a movie. Okay, so for Friday Real
Quick a budget of three point five million, box office
twenty seven point four smash. It was a smash. Yeah.

(01:42:25):
Number five for me is a I already loved this
band and I loved this song, but when I heard
it in the movie Appropriately Placed, and this movie still
today is massive. Pomul Pixies, Where Is My Mind? Fight Club?

(01:43:02):
The end of that movie, when the buildings start blowing
up still today resonates so much. That movie is so
fascinating to watch from a You watch it now, you're
gonna catch things you didn't catch before, and as they
play out, you know it's happening today. Even you watch

(01:43:23):
the movie today, you catch things and you go, how
did I miss that?

Speaker 6 (01:43:27):
Then?

Speaker 3 (01:43:28):
Right?

Speaker 5 (01:43:29):
Yeah, that was one of my runners up.

Speaker 1 (01:43:31):
Oh good Number four for me is ah. I picked
it because of the artist, but also the movie is great.
It's a great scene when this gets played.

Speaker 6 (01:43:44):
And what.

Speaker 1 (01:43:48):
I was trying to remember, I don't think this was
in a Back to the future. There's Huey Lewis songs
in Back to the Future, but this is from American Psycho. Yeah.
That movie was on celebration just the other day and
I said, was it really Yeah? And man, it's still

(01:44:11):
a good movie. It's still a solid you can sit
back and watch it. And man, that Christian Bale really
portrayed a good psychopath. Yea. And that movie all naked
and covered in blood, running around, chasing after that one gal. Yeah,
that movie still resonates too, in a weird way musically, no,
like the soundtrack doesn't, but and like some of the
technology in it, but you still relate to him as

(01:44:36):
being fed up with stuff. I turned it on right
at the time to where he's chasing that gal around
or whatever, he's having that three esom or whatever with her,
and he starts killing the one gal and the other
gual escapes and she's running down the stairs and he
drops that chainsaw and lands right on top of her.
Great scene. If you don't know the Saw, like the movie,

(01:44:56):
uh huh, it sounds like a horror movie. Yeah, but
it's not. It is, but it's a thriller, Yeah, for sure.
Number let's see one. Number three that were on right,
This one you should know immediately. Well, God, Reservoir Dogs

(01:45:33):
opened my mind to movies in a way I wasn't
prepared for music in a way I wasn't. I wasn't
prepared to watch that movie and go, oh, music and
the role it can play in movies. I'll never forget.
My parents were into the movie. I was out with friends,
came home at a like midnight or whatever. My curfew
was saw that, just wanted to look and see what

(01:45:54):
they rented, got it, put it in, watched the whole movie,
stayed up and watched the whole movie. It's so good,
crazy that that came out on VHS. Can you hear me?

Speaker 5 (01:46:03):
Now?

Speaker 1 (01:46:03):
Can you hear me? Now? Hey hoorse gas, Oh my gosh.
Stephen Wright as the DJ super Solid in the seventies,
I continued, Yeah, favorite Stephen Wright joke. I bought a
chordless extension chord, So that's the number three, right, number two.

(01:46:26):
If we for the the note off would definitely be
a song just by the first note. You should know
what movie this is from. I can't speak for a reels.

(01:46:55):
This movie shaped me as a human. I could relate
to this movie a lot. I remember one time in
an orchestra competition. I don't remember, we traveled to another
school and we went to a school that looked just
like this school. Guys. Oh wow, And I didn't know this.
Ferris Bueler's Day Off and this movie same school.

Speaker 5 (01:47:16):
I think I did hear that before. Yeah, crazy, because
they did not look at all the same.

Speaker 1 (01:47:21):
Apparently there are scenes exactly the same, we just didn't
catch them.

Speaker 3 (01:47:26):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:47:26):
The last one probably gonna be a little obscure for people.
For me, this movie giant part of my childhood. I
still today think this is a phenomenal movie. I doubt
I'll play the song. You guys will know it immediately.

(01:47:51):
John Cavernick is the singer. Of course. This is Eddie
and the Cruisers, movie about a singer, famous band and
they're coming up. They're getting super famous. The lead singer
doesn't like the stardom. Does he vanish or does he
die in an accident? The whole movie, you don't know.

(01:48:12):
One of the guys is writing about it and trying
to get the band. They decide to get the band
back together and perform, and the end of the movie
tell I don't remember if he's standing in Eddie, the
lead singer, is standing in the back of the I
don't remember. I'd have to go back and watch if
he's standing in the back of the venue watching them play,

(01:48:33):
or is or do they see him? You just see
him walk out of the venue. Did you ever watch
the sequel? Heck, yeah, I did. I never have. Yeah,
it's it's not as good as the original, but it's okay.
Yeah it is a it's a fun movie, and the
music is awesome as well. All right, top list songs

(01:48:54):
you can't hear without thinking of a movie. Somebody texted
and said free Bird from Forrest Gump.

Speaker 5 (01:49:01):
I don't remember Freeburg being in Forrest Gump. Hmm, Now
I do remember another text that said fortunate son in
Forrest Gump. I remember that one in there.

Speaker 1 (01:49:13):
Oh yeah, it's a scene with Jenny apparently. Yeah, when
she does cocaine and decides she's gonna jump off the
balcony and doesn't. That's what her life. That is her
yang moment. That is the moment when she straightens her
life up, when she realizes she's a mess and a whore.
Yeah she's an aide spreading whore. Yeah she is. It's
the end of the World from rim on Independence Day. Yeah,

(01:49:37):
danger's own Kinney loggins. Of course. I think it was
probably on all of our list, but felt like low
hanging Fruit stand by Me or Lollipop from the movie
stand by Me. No Fortunate Son from Forrest Gump. Uh.
Breakaway by Big Pig is the song played at the
beginning of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventurer Things Only this

(01:50:01):
person knows. Guys, Guys, I have a great if this
question ever gets asked on Trivia Night, I got you

(01:50:22):
Good Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning Show. D You
might know who Mark Ronson is. You might not. He
is a famous musician, but more importantly, a famous producer.
He's produced a ton of songs you have heard on

(01:50:44):
pop radio. Dance the Night might be one of his
most famous. The Amy Winehouse song Rehab might be one
of his most famous Uto Uptown funk. For sure, Lindsey
is a good one. He's he is got the golden touch.
I think he's done some Taylor Swift stuff. He's done

(01:51:05):
a ton of songs. But he's also a DJ, like
he goes and plays clubs and stuff. Gotcha, And I
don't want to give a label that a certain physique
is equated to a DJ. Bye. He's also going to
be fifty. And he was apparently at a club Wiki

(01:51:27):
Wikian and there was something wrong with the PA. So
he turns the speaker. I guess to because he can
do it better. I don't know. I'm gonna go with
probably yes, right, uh song make great song? Sure understands
how technologically audio works in a group setting. I don't know. Anyway,
he tried to turn the speaker and he couldn't and

(01:51:48):
tore two biceps in his arms. Oh my.

Speaker 5 (01:51:54):
Yikes.

Speaker 1 (01:51:55):
I don't know. I don't know if this is what
it was like I hear you. I don't know if
this is one of those that like I've been down
to put a pan in the bottom drawer and I
threw my back out, which happens, and I don't necessarily
think makes you a pussy right right, No, that's just
old age catching up to you.

Speaker 5 (01:52:13):
It is.

Speaker 1 (01:52:13):
But and this could be the case with his tiny
feeb But I'm under the impression the ability to tear
a bicep would require a great amount of resistance. How
big was the speaker are we talking about? He says
he underestimated the weight of the speaker. Well, yeah, that
makes sense. But even then, I would think you would go, Okay, yeah,

(01:52:36):
where's my assistant, right? Right? This is a team lift thing. No,
don't do it by yourself. Get some help, because he's
not a nobody, right, he's worth a couple of million,
twenty million or something like that. He made pretty much
all the songs from the Barbie movie, the Kin Song, right,

(01:52:57):
he did all that stuff. So I would think you'd
have somebody and be like, can we move a speaker? Right?
Anybody that works at the venue that he was DJing at?
Why would he? I mean, I guess unless it was
his personal equipment, you know, that's the only reason I
could think of to move it yourself. Even if it's

(01:53:17):
his own personal equipment, he ain't sent getting to the
clear early to set it up exactly exactly, So where's
your help, where's your assistant? Were they off in the bathroom?
Were they at the bar getting a drink? And even then,
man just way.

Speaker 5 (01:53:32):
Well, And you would think the type of clubs that
he would be performing in have stationary speakers, right, stay there.

Speaker 1 (01:53:40):
I don't know. If you play on a stage, it's
not uncommon, even though there's a stage for equipment to
come off and on. Yeah, a lot of bands, for example,
travel with their own PA. When you go to the
Bok Center, that's the band's PA, right, that's the sound
that they're used to. A lot of bands travel with
their own stuff because they want it to sound a
certain lay. So I don't think it's that crazy. This says,

(01:54:01):
a sudden overload or chronic wear and tear on the
tendon is what causes a bicep tear. So sudden overload
an acute injury like a one off. Trying to lift
something too heavy, especially when a sudden movement deadlifts, curls,
pulling something like that, catching a falling object can make
that happen, you know, trying to stop a heavy object

(01:54:22):
you could pull. That makes sense. Yeah, a rapid eccentric load.
To a movie Lindsay promoted at nine, the muscle lengths
lengthens under the tension trying to control a heavy weight
that's pulling away from you, or direct trauma, so like
getting hit in the arm with a bat. Okay, yeah,

(01:54:43):
you could do that right. Chronic wear and tear could
be an issue recovery or overuse. And then the last
one here, which is probably what has happened here, aging
and reduced blood flow. Over time, tendons become more brittle
and p to injury. And if you're someone who doesn't
work out and you're approaching fifty, those not that that's bad.

(01:55:08):
I think you should try and lift heavy things. But
if you don't, those things get kind of sad. Yeah,
and it's not impossible when you suddenly think you're thirty. Right.
There's a video circulating on the internet right now if
two guys at an Atlanta Hawks game during halftime trying
to have a layup competition. Both of them look athletic.

(01:55:29):
I'm gonna guess they haven't balled in like a while.
They still got their high school body, but aged a
little bit. And well, people, a lot of people in
our group age demo think you're still thirty. True statements.
The only time you know you're old is when you
look in the mirror. And so you think you can
still jump off a table, you think you can still run.

(01:55:50):
If you don't do these things on a regular weekly basis,
you can't. It's not like when you're twenty and you
don't do it. You can drink every day, get up, run,
do all. It ain't like that, right, And so in
this video of these guys at the Atlanta Hawks game,
they say, go one guy takes off, the other one
goes and he plants a foot to lay up and

(01:56:12):
his ACL goes snap and he falls to the ground
cry like a bitch because who wouldn't. Yeah, the pain
has to be intense. I don't blame him at all. Now,
is this part of like a promotion at the halftime
of He's gonna have the doctor pepper uh huh uh

(01:56:35):
huh and and a cooler? So does he have grounds
to sue? H's to say the Atlanta Hawks organization for
you know, at least you know, because he blew his ACL,
I'll say this, we want all the worst whoever he'd like.
Right with that being said, I don't know if he

(01:56:55):
signed a thing right unless there was a waiver sign
or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you signed waver that says
I acknowledge I am participating in an event that could
cause injury, and I am. I am, I believe I
am under good condition to perform said acts. Yeah, then
you're out. You got nothing again. You could still sue, yeah,
because they probably would negotiate that out anyway. They would settle,

(01:57:17):
maybe because they don't want the bad press. But I
know what happened. You got you. I can still ball
man trying to show off in front of the whole stadium.
I can do a layup. I can win a layup
competition or or Dad do it? Oh God. And if
that's the case, do you hold a grudge against your
small child? I would hope not pushing that. I would

(01:57:40):
hope not. I would not be in this position if
it whate for you. Listen, not every parents has the
last name McGee, Right, But I can't even imagine here.
You are just enjoying some burds watching the Hawks play,
and then you're like, yeah, man, I'll try and win

(01:58:00):
a week supply of Dr Pepper and a cooler and
a shuffle board and a fan. And you're like, yeah,
I can, I can do a la. Of course I can.
I am a thirty year old man. I played basketball
in elementary school. Yeah no, And then you go out

(01:58:24):
there and not even you don't even make a one.
Oh god, they gotta watch the video. It's great because
then you pan to the camera the other They go
to the other guy because now there's like the team
is around him, like dude e mt s and the
other guy's just like just hustling his ass off trying

(01:58:44):
to win. I wonder if they gave me anything like
a merch or something like, man, sorry, you blew your
a cl So here's a teen jersey autographed from everybody.
I mean, what would make you happy? Assuming you're not
gonna sue, that's different conversation, right right, right, But you're out.
You're out of work for at least a week, and

(01:59:08):
depending on what your job is, probably longer.

Speaker 5 (01:59:11):
Hey probably had to sign a waiver before doing it.

Speaker 1 (01:59:13):
It doesn't matter. That's not what we're talking about. We're
talking about a merch, like some little passive thing.

Speaker 5 (01:59:18):
They give you, nah season tickets, all right.

Speaker 1 (01:59:21):
At minimum, you're it takes two to four weeks on
an ACL spring right grade one, ACL Grade two ACL
Spring four to twelve weeks grade three, which is six
to twelve months. Wow, So acl streams are and the
average person can't afford the same doctor and physical therapy

(01:59:44):
regiment that Kobe Bryant got right, right, right? So what
are you going to do to make you happy? Assuming
that you're not going to sue them? That's a good
season tickets, Yeah, season tickets, I think, and some autographed merch.
I think that would that because of your negligence. Listen,

(02:00:05):
if y'all didn't have the stupid promotion, I wouldn't have
gotten excited and wanted to be a part of.

Speaker 6 (02:00:09):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:00:09):
You chose to participate, though, and so I think we're
going You guys are going too heavy, right, These all
thousands sound like settlements instead of suing, I'm saying, they're
just like, hey man, here's some popcorn, like something passive. Sure,
so I ain't gonna be popcorn and a five dollars.

Speaker 5 (02:00:24):
Beer, right, here's an autographed ball.

Speaker 1 (02:00:28):
Like they would send to you and while you're in
the hospital, because yes is going to the hospital.

Speaker 5 (02:00:32):
Oh yeah, sure, sure, I feel like they are gonna
send an autographed ball or an autograph jersey to you. Yeah,
because they're gonna feel real bad.

Speaker 1 (02:00:42):
That would. I don't know. I think they would. I
think an autograph jersey from the team would be sufficient enough. Yeah,
I don't disagree. Something autographed maybe yeah, Yeah, I want
the plank of the floor where my foot landed and
I blew it out. I want that plank signed by

(02:01:04):
the team. That ain't happen a little too much, but yeah,
And I don't even know how much you sue for.
It's now, if there was they hadn't cleaned the floor
and there was sweat or whatever, then it doesn't matter
if you signed something. There's one hundred percent negligence. Absolutely absolutely.
It's kind of hard to prove, uh huh because you're

(02:01:25):
sweaty ass, because you're fat and overweight. It's already mopped
it all over the floor, you know, Yeah, what is this?
Is it a team players or is it you fatty?
It's just like we've been asked. I don't know if
you saw the email, right, but we've been asked to
do something. I think that I'm like, I'm not doing that.
Oh ye all right, Like I'm fifty, I don't have
short term disability. I'm not playing that game. That chip

(02:01:47):
has sailed for me. I don't care how many hits
it would get on the internet. It's like, there's there's
a video I was telling Lindsay of a guy and
he's doing this thing online where he's dropping coconuts. Right,
does it break? That's the That's what he plays and
then he parkours down to where he dropped the coconut.
I'm sure it's and it's compelling. I'm not doing that. Yeah,

(02:02:09):
my park days are far over. My park hord day
has never happened, right. My parkour day involves me tripping
over the autumn and falling on my face, springing up
like or acting like I didn't exactly. Yeah, all right,
we gotta take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 6 (02:02:27):
Tell USA's morning show, The Big Man Boarding Show. The
assault continues next ninety seven.

Speaker 1 (02:02:37):
I'm a good morning. It's The Big Man Morning Show. Lindsey.
What'd you learn today?

Speaker 5 (02:02:52):
I learned that the only cage diving with sharks tip
I need is don't do it and free Bleed is
not a song you'll find on a Leonard Skinner album.

Speaker 1 (02:03:03):
Gimpy, What'd you learn today? I'll learn give me all
your money and all your jewels and why are at it.
I'll take a dozen beef Crispy if you don't mind.
And I also learn sex with a vacuum isn't cheating,
so don't bother me while I'm cleaning my room nicely.
I learned that as long as I'm not wearing that
absorbent period panties, I don't have to ever worry about

(02:03:27):
going in the shark cage. I also learned that I'm
not sure if a taco truck is the truck truck
I rob, but it's definitely a movie. I'll watch that.
Lindsay would promote at nine, Who's robbing the Taco truck
Corporin saying make sure that dishwashers loaded right.

Speaker 5 (02:03:41):
It's Lindsay, stop trucking my cycle.

Speaker 1 (02:03:43):
This is kimpy and I'm sorry. You can I get
a John Yeah? No, make some noise Interpassword Corbyn new messages.

(02:04:16):
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minute to thank troops from Oklahoma and all over the
United States. These soldiers have sacrifice.

Speaker 5 (02:04:22):
Give the Big Med Morning Show.

Speaker 1 (02:04:23):
Before you to back like the total douchebags that they are,
total douchebag dog little incomplete douchebag. We honor and respect you.
We honor and respect you, We honor and respect you.
God bless rock and Roll. I blessed Tulsa,

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