September 27, 2023 • 22 mins
The gang get super talky today chatting about a large variety of topics, local events and even college football and the fact that college athletes can make money off of their name and likeness now. Catch up now!
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Swift and Travis Kelsey. I'm notstarting with Travis and Taylor. Everybody saw
Taylor up there with Travis's mama.Everybody saw them out on the town.
I don't know everybody's talking about talkabout something. That's all I can think
about. I get it. Imean that does make you happy. But
I mean like little things in life, little thing the little things we overlooked.
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Now, let's think for a second. We got to slow down and
think about those little precious things thatwe overlook that make us so dog gone
happy. Cool whip, there yougo. That's a perfect example. Does
that make me happy? Wherever yousee it, it automicly changes your mood.
You smile. Yeah, And it'sgood with banana pudding. I mean
it's good and everything little things likethat. I don't think my daughter littly.
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She's fourteen. I don't care ifI pick her up from school.
I don't care if we're going downto the Big Buck, if we decided
to go to the Pigli Wiggly,or if we're going to if we're in
the vehicle together. She's fourteen,guys, she still sits over there and
holds my hand. That's good,man, she's still holds my hand and
she doesn't let go. But she'sdone that ever since she was little.
When will that stop? And thatscares me? I don't think it will.
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I still hold my dad's hand.If we're out somewhere and stop,
you'll make me cry. I'm serious, Do you really hold that's sweet?
I really do. I love holdmy daddy's hand. Read me cry than
it. See my little girl's atthe age she now, she's ten,
and she's like, she likes tohold dad's hand, but not around my
friends. No, no, no, no, no no. That's when
you want them to do it.Yeah, that's when you want them to
do it. That's so precial.Tests I cannot believe you hold your daddy's
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hand. When I gave Finn that'sawesome, I picked Finn up to hug
him goodbye. I remember if youdon't know, Finn's three, yeah,
And I picked him up to hugginggoodbye, and he'd put his cheek right
against mine, just like cheek tocheek and just squeeze my neck. And
I was just like, I don'twant to go serious. I don't want
to go all the mess we couldbe talking about the world all the headlines
and stuff. I made up mymind over the weekend, and I had
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a day off yesterday. I'm justtired of talking about all the negative.
I'm talking about all the Oh,I'm just tired of it. Yeah,
I just I wanted to come inthis morning. I'm like, guys,
let's do some radio. Those littlethings like that. Yeah, Caroline at
the point where she she wants tohold your him, but yeah, not
around her friends. And then thisone, this one's over here, thirty
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three years old, and every timeshe sees her daddy, she's gon hold
her. I mean that's pressure.Wish I was still thirty three. Thank
you well, I mean I forgetwe went together ten years and forty three.
You know. I was with mydad yesterday and he and I went
into a business here in town,and he was going back to Saint Joe
and he got ready leaveing. Ihugged his neck. I love you dad.
Oh you guys would say that,he's I love you too, buddy.
And the lady said in the lobbysees like, that's good that you
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still hug your dad's neck. I'mlike, I never not tell my family
I don't love him, man.See my dad didn't do it until like
later in life. Yeah, andnow, I mean now, I didn't
hear it a lot when I wasyoung. He just didn't. He didn't
say it. But now, ohmy god, the world every time we
talked, I love you. Yeah. Plus tests is gonna hold her daddy's
hand. Yeah, don't you everlet it go either, girl. That's
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sweet. Six nineteen, nineteen minutesafter the hour. The little things we
take for granted, the little thingsthat makes us happy. Think about the
time he brings you snacks before yougo to bed. Hey, Jin,
will you bring me a little devid? Take? Little things like that make
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me happy? They knew telling youthink about it. The little things We're
coming back at six nineteen from thePerian Young Attorneys at Lawn Traffic Center.
You were Timesaver traffic on ninety twofive? Will watch uppers slowdowns on Ohio
apps? He does, but hewill go fix what will he will?
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He will five? Go on Jerrynumber five? All right, did you
know ice cream is actually a Chinesefood? It's not, that's right.
Marco Polo discovered the recipe for adessert called milk ice when he was roaming
around China. Milk. He broughtit back with him. It was more
like a sherbet though, So theEuropeans substituted the cream for milk and apparently
called it ice cream. And therest they say is history. I thought
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Marco Polo Foundli's brother. No swimmingpool, that's enough. Number four,
it's so weird. Greece has zeronavigable rivers because of a mountainous terrain.
So they have rivers, but youcan't get down them. Basically it's there.
Nearly eighty percent of Greece is mountainous. I just Alwa was high.
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Number three. Did you know there'sa British bus company that actually uses a
sheep ear and to reduce city smog. Come on, it's true, a
chemical in the ear and converts partof the fuel exhaust into non polluting nitrogen
and steam urretha. That's crazy.Number two. Coffee breaks come from a
tradition in the eighteen hundreds called elevenses. So they would take their break at
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work from eleven at eleven am,and they would actually use it to drink
whiskey and they would take their elevenses. Now we just do coffee. One
In the Mexico Beat City council meetingis there? I mean, what one
in the world number one? Ithink these were this funny. Very The
French word for paper clip is trombone. Trombone. Yeah, now you think
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about it, trom trombones kind ofdo look like a paper clip. Don't
think they do? They do?Yeah, but that's what they're calling in
fran If you're speaking French, trombone, you need a trombone to keep your
papers together. Very good, nowwe know all right, we're right back
in the music guy for this onw PAP. That was testas world finging
my spive random facts. What youknow? What are we playing now?
Oh yeah, no't hurt me?Yeah, no more. Now we're doing
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radio today, guys, we're doingradio down. Everybody drives safely or from
the Peri and Young Attorneys at LawnTraffic Center, your time, safer traffic
on ninety two five Billy Pap whateverslow avenue beats fourteenth Street and conject welcome
back to the show and work athome in the car. It's w PAP
and a wet drive in this morning. Those streets northwest, what are they
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are slippery and dangerous for sure,and we're going to see that rain continue
throughout the rest of the week,finally diminishing by Friday a little bit,
hopefully in time for some high schoolfootball games. Oh so hope. So
I'm looking forward to it. Ireally am. Thursday night set to announce
at Tommy Oliver. I haven't workedat stadium, cousin de Have you ever
worked Tommy Oliver? Yeah, Iwas just there last Friday. It's a
great stadium, great setup. You'vegot plenty of tools to do the job
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in that place. Man. Man, I'm looking forward to it and just
seeing some good football, some goodgood football. Speaking of football tests,
what about those Tennessee balls? How'dyou do this week? Hend? We
did really well. We we're playingI think it was the University of Texas
at San Antonio. So we didwe did a good job. We did
a good job. And those knollspulling out the overtime. When I watched
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a nail fighter, I'm telling you, wow. And see I was out
yesterday. So that's why I'm catchingup now with college football with Tea.
What did you watch? I watchedthe Floor State game. Watched Colorado?
That what a blowout? Man,good? Great? What happened to Colorado?
Though, you know, I've heardsome stories that maybe they had some
mentel on them. I think theyfinally played a game. I don't know.
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Hey, what about your dolls game? We've played, old miss man.
Let me tell you the first partof it. I didn't know what
it's like. The wheel ran offthe wagon. But after they went into
the locker room at halftime, youknow, Nick Saban got in their face.
They came out that second half likea different like a different ball team.
Now here's what I'll say about Alabama. Will move on, all right,
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This is what I'll say about Alabama. All right, there's problems with
Alabama. I don't think it's thecoach. I think we could agree we've
got a pretty dog gone good coachingNick Saban. When you say that pretty
good track record? All right?All right? Number two, do you
see the athletes that we have,the recruits that we have without We have
some very very talented athletes right nowplaying for the University of Alabama. In
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my opinion, the problem has gotto be the coaching staff. I mean,
we've had we've had some turnovers,and he's having to start over his
team. Alabama, just don't.I mean, we've got to start over.
Well, they're not the big rollingCrimson tide that they've always you know.
And another thing you have is recruiting. A lot of guys are going
to Florida State, a lot ofguys are going to Colorado and these other
schools because they have they're showing alot of potential. And guess what money
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is now playing a role? Yeah, the fact that they can make money
off of their name and likeness,the endorsements right out of high school.
Tests. Yeah, I mean someof these kids wanting millions and Nick Saban
refuses to do it. That's anotherproblem. I think. I think we're
going to see the end of thesebig dynasties because of that problem. It's
just not going to be a thinganymore, because of the coming into I'm
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sorry, you play, you playcollege to show the world what you have
and then go on to pro youdo not, in my opinion, you
should not be demanding millions of dollarsout of high school going into college ball.
I'm sorry. Well here's the thing. Here's here's my thing too,
though, is a lot of thesekids won't go pro right statistically, but
the universities are making millions and hundredsand hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars
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off of their name and likeness,and so I think that those students should
see some of the benefits that i'dright out of high school. Guys,
you know, it's like Deon Sandersonis driving a Mercedes Maybox, right,
I've never even seen one of thosecars, but I guess we're like half
a million dollars. You it's crazy. So at some point you've got to
draw a line on this or it'sgonna get out of hand. Yeah,
I'm telling there's crazy money right nowstarting out of high school into college.
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People on different sides of the fence. Here. What a great conversation you
got. Good, it's exciting timehere. There's that we love football.
We're coming back after this on wp AP. Good morning everybody. Right
now we have doctor in the morningon ninety two five wp AP. Someone
else calling you ell, that islittle Brian, and somebody else calling you
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baby. I see baby, heybaby, seven forty seven here on w
PAP. One of those moods today. I'm just ready to smile, y'all,
just laugh, have some fun aroundhere. It is Tuesday. That
means it's toothbrush Tuesday, and thefirst thing the tess asked me this morning,
she sent back, didn't hein't gonnaget the tenth branches from down their
listener? Did you pick him back? She didn't say it like that.
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And actually I did pick up thetoothbrushes over the weekend from doctor Lister and
doctor Lister joining us by phone rightnow from we will get the home office.
How are you, brun brother?How are you? It is coming
down out here? No, gracious, I'm glad it didn't do this weekend
where we got our football watching it? Oh that was great. I went
by Saturday Doc's house and Jerry Pivoswas there too. Fun. I knew,
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y'all throw down would be good.Oh my goodness, Well go it
was barbecue, right, We hadsome Sunnies barbecue. We had some big
hitters, some folks who really eatcome down, so we had to get
lots of food for affordable prices,and what would like Sunny for that?
It was Sonny's barbecue. But whatwas so cool? Y'all? We watched
the game at Lister's house in hisbackyard. After we ate the barbecue,
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he cleaned all of our teeth.That is, it was so neat.
It's not awkward at all. Youknow it wasn't awkward. We're a close
bunch of friends, all right,tell us about it. Fished genius rl
V genius toothbrush this morning. Man, it's got bluetooth setnology. It tells
you when you need to brush yourteeth, when you moved from top to
bottom. It is z catch meout, hello toothbrushes. Now listen,
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before you brush your teeth, youhave to set it like you've been eating
ribs. You said it to ribs, you've been eating finish, you said
its washing machine like brid I loveit. Here we go today's question.
It has to do with a sivilcivil war. Tell me about this question.
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This is interesting. Go ahead,all right. Well, back then,
in order to fight, you hadto have four teeth that touched each
other, located near the front ofyour mouth. In order to fight,
to be a soldier, why wasit you had you had to have four
teeth together that touched Do you reallyknow? Ye? All right? Why
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was it? In order to choosesome of the rough food they had back
then? Would it be to makecertain that you could whistle certain of whistles
that needed to move troops. Wasit seed to tear open the gunpowder to
backs or was it d as fora signature? Goes back then, if
you could not read or write,they did an imprint of your teeth and
that was your signature. Can imaginethe line. I am learning every day,
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every day, I'm learning. Thisis amazing, all right, eight
five, seven, six, nine, fourteen hundred? Is it ABC or
D. You had to have fourteeth, at least four teeth in your
mouth, and then them teeth hadto be touching each other. Now why
could to become a soldier? Whywould they do that? Is it a
what to choose some of the foodthey had? Back then? You need
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to make certain whistles needed for truemovement. See to tear open gunpowder packs
or d for a signature as thosewho cannot read or write often signed with
an imprint of your teeth. Thisis good, man, this is good.
This is great. This is greaterthan a Tennessee balls education right here.
This is good. Oh boy,I'm aggravating, my sister. I'm
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just aggravate. I love you,thank you, do appreciate you. Buddy,
Doctor David Lister. You're gonna lovethe way he does dentistry, big
city dentistry, small hometown atmosphere.All right, seven fifty one, we'll
go to the to the phones next. I gotta ask you. You both
said let me get it's just Isay, nobody listening. I problem.
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It's just as tests. What doyou think it is? Seriously you said
you knew the the answer. Tellme what do you think it is?
See do you think it's see forthe gunpowder for the gun with the teeth
with four teeth together on the gunpowder? What do you think see? I'm
will test that's what it is.All right, well we'll see. We'll
go to the phones next. Sevenfifty one. Drive safely. This is
WP A P from the Perry andYoung Attorneys at Law Traffic Center your Timesaver
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Gay slipped my mind. I hadno clue. Oh man, we gave
the kids oatmeal. You feed yourkids pancakes every day and you missed it
today. Really, yeah, wemake pancakes. It's just three eggs and
banana and then we do a littlebit of vanilla protein power. They're in
some frozen blueberries in it like that, so they were super healthy. But
the kids absolutely love them. It'sgood stuff. Let's check not headline news
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on this National Pancake Day. Herewe go, this is not headline news.
The writer's strike is over. Itlasted several months and caused massive economic
damage, or as Britney Spears callsthat marriage with the Writer's strike over.
Now only the actors who's still onstrike in Hollywood, which means the picket
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lines just got ninety percent more attractive. Seventy nine year old Keith Richards has
given up heroin, cocaine and nowcigarettes wow, simultaneously cratering the economies of
Afghanistan, Colombia, North Carolina.Today is National Pancake Day, or as
Andy Reid knows it, Tuesday andthe whole Coogan got married, The bride
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War White, the groom War ofBandanna. This is not headline news.
You like that part of the song, it's your favorite part where you go
stars liking Fatty. Uh, that'sit, Fatty. That's all we need
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is tested here to teach us.That's that's all we do. Listen.
We cannot wait for the Bonife Rodeo. Not this weekend. Test says it's
next weekend. Just so you know. Saturday, September the thirtieth starts the
Kawanas Club Championship Rodeo in Bonifay,Florida. It's huge, It is a
big deal, starting with a fivek bull run. The mutton busted got
him. We gotta bust that mutton. You gotta busted, and you got
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this cow scrample. Now, I'venever been involved in that, but I
it is fun. It's funny.If you ever tipped cows, I will
not admit. I guarantee you Ino test has well. We've been out
in the field at night with abunch of cows. But I don't think
we are successful at that. It'snot really a thing. It is a
thing. They wake up, theyhear you coming. No, there's two
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things we need to We need totake her a cow tipping. We gotta
take her snipe hunt now, yes, and listen. Will also have found
a bunch of little goats that willpass out when we scream. Oh,
those are fun. The fainting goatsare hilarious. Now, don't tell me
I figured you think that wasn't real. But they're real. No, they're
tons of videos. And cows dothe same thing. Tests, Yeah,
they do the same thing. Ifyou go up to a cow wine and
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sleep and go actually, if yougo up, if you go up to
him and go like and confetti.Ah, then they'll over if you sing
that song, but it's not confisued. You've got to be careful though,
when you're going out in the cowfield. You need to take some PAM
and spray on the bottom of yourshoes to keep you know, from sticking
to you feet. If I'm outon the bound in the pastor with somebody,
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he ain't gonna be with nobody namedpay him. Jen and I We're
almost twenty years together, man,I mean all right, we'll take a
short break. We need to talkabout the rodeo. We got like one
one sentence about the rodeo. I'mtelling you, I'm sorry. We'll be
back in a minute. Kane Brown, Lauren and Lena and what if you're
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on w pap test looked at meindeed just a few minutes ago and said,
y'all, have you heard about thisgreat place? Folks are talking about
this great place and it's it hasto do with spaghetti. Man. My
eyes in your eyes are like tellus more est. I've keep seeing this
pop up on Facebook. I havenot been there yet, but I but
I've got it because Teddy Spaghetti andPizza. Apparently it's a newest restaurant in
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PCB. Or maybe I'm just nowhearing about it, but they sell y'all
spaghetti by the half gallon bucket.You can get you your own bucket of
spaghetti. Come on, and itlooks delicious. Half gallon bucket. I
saw a video my friend. Shehad gotten the half gallon bucket and the
salad and she's eating it in bed, which which is brave to begin with
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that friend. And she starts eatingthe spaghetti and she's got the salad and
she's got some garlic bread, andit all looked delicious. She starts eating
the spaghetti and she goes, youknow what, I'm sure gonna save that
salad and stuff for later. I'mjust gonna sit here because you know,
spaghetti is life. And she saidit was really good, man, I'm
not gonna try it now. Theydo like a feast where you can get
a combo pack with a bunch ofdifferent stuff. They got pizza, they
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got salads, they have taco pizza. But where is it? Where in
the world is in PCB. I'mlooking at the min or map. Uh,
looks like it's on Thomas Drive,seventeen Thomas Draps, seventeen Thomas Drive.
I'm going on. I'm making atrip. Yeah, you want to
go? Tell me again, Teddyspaghetti, Teddy spaghett It's cute and pizza
be able. To get you abucket of spaghetti. All right, we're
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living in where you can just getyou a bucket, like like a bucket
of fried chicken, but just eatit right out of the bucket. I
love it. Look, I don'twant to take away. I don't want
to take away anything from the getty, but I do want to add one
to the list since you mentioned TomMust Drive, and that's a hot dog
place that's shot Dogs right there.So between Teddy Spaghetti and y'all try shore
Dogs. Those hot dogs are absolutelyI've I've had burgers from short Dogs and
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burgers are really good too. I'veet there before. They have They make
a fantastic dogger. Good if y'allgoing by either one, tell them we
were talking about them this morning,and they've got a good product. And
I want y'all to go try agood product. It's good. You know.
We just like to eat, sowe like to talk about food.
We always talk about food we eat. I mean we live in the South,
y'all. People people always ask us, they go, what do you
what do you guys? How doyou come up with things to talk about
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on the radio every day? Callreal life? Just talk about what we
eat. Where are we going?Who got arrested over the weekend? I
mean, lord knows. I meanit was a few years way back.
You know i'd go to through twoor three marriages. I mean we talk
about it, right, I mean, you're life. You just never know.
It's real life right here with doctorShane and tests country. Yeah,
me's feeling good. Five don't yoube back
Swift and Travis Kelsey. I'm notstarting with Travis and Taylor. Everybody saw
Taylor up there with Travis's mama.Everybody saw them out on the town.
I don't know everybody's talking about talkabout something. That's all I can think
about. I get it. Imean that does make you happy. But
I mean like little things in life, little thing the little things we overlooked.
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Now, let's think for a second. We got to slow down and
think about those little precious things thatwe overlook that make us so dog gone
happy. Cool whip, there yougo. That's a perfect example. Does
that make me happy? Wherever yousee it, it automicly changes your mood.
You smile. Yeah, And it'sgood with banana pudding. I mean
it's good and everything little things likethat. I don't think my daughter littly.
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She's fourteen. I don't care ifI pick her up from school.
I don't care if we're going downto the Big Buck, if we decided
to go to the Pigli Wiggly,or if we're going to if we're in
the vehicle together. She's fourteen,guys, she still sits over there and
holds my hand. That's good,man, she's still holds my hand and
she doesn't let go. But she'sdone that ever since she was little.
When will that stop? And thatscares me? I don't think it will.
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I still hold my dad's hand.If we're out somewhere and stop,
you'll make me cry. I'm serious, Do you really hold that's sweet?
I really do. I love holdmy daddy's hand. Read me cry than
it. See my little girl's atthe age she now, she's ten,
and she's like, she likes tohold dad's hand, but not around my
friends. No, no, no, no, no no. That's when
you want them to do it.Yeah, that's when you want them to
do it. That's so precial.Tests I cannot believe you hold your daddy's
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hand. When I gave Finn that'sawesome, I picked Finn up to hug
him goodbye. I remember if youdon't know, Finn's three, yeah,
And I picked him up to hugginggoodbye, and he'd put his cheek right
against mine, just like cheek tocheek and just squeeze my neck. And
I was just like, I don'twant to go serious. I don't want
to go all the mess we couldbe talking about the world all the headlines
and stuff. I made up mymind over the weekend, and I had
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a day off yesterday. I'm justtired of talking about all the negative.
I'm talking about all the Oh,I'm just tired of it. Yeah,
I just I wanted to come inthis morning. I'm like, guys,
let's do some radio. Those littlethings like that. Yeah, Caroline at
the point where she she wants tohold your him, but yeah, not
around her friends. And then thisone, this one's over here, thirty
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three years old, and every timeshe sees her daddy, she's gon hold
her. I mean that's pressure.Wish I was still thirty three. Thank
you well, I mean I forgetwe went together ten years and forty three.
You know. I was with mydad yesterday and he and I went
into a business here in town,and he was going back to Saint Joe
and he got ready leaveing. Ihugged his neck. I love you dad.
Oh you guys would say that,he's I love you too, buddy.
And the lady said in the lobbysees like, that's good that you
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still hug your dad's neck. I'mlike, I never not tell my family
I don't love him, man.See my dad didn't do it until like
later in life. Yeah, andnow, I mean now, I didn't
hear it a lot when I wasyoung. He just didn't. He didn't
say it. But now, ohmy god, the world every time we
talked, I love you. Yeah. Plus tests is gonna hold her daddy's
hand. Yeah, don't you everlet it go either, girl. That's
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sweet. Six nineteen, nineteen minutesafter the hour. The little things we
take for granted, the little thingsthat makes us happy. Think about the
time he brings you snacks before yougo to bed. Hey, Jin,
will you bring me a little devid? Take? Little things like that make
(03:23):
me happy? They knew telling youthink about it. The little things We're
coming back at six nineteen from thePerian Young Attorneys at Lawn Traffic Center.
You were Timesaver traffic on ninety twofive? Will watch uppers slowdowns on Ohio
apps? He does, but hewill go fix what will he will?
(03:44):
He will five? Go on Jerrynumber five? All right, did you
know ice cream is actually a Chinesefood? It's not, that's right.
Marco Polo discovered the recipe for adessert called milk ice when he was roaming
around China. Milk. He broughtit back with him. It was more
like a sherbet though, So theEuropeans substituted the cream for milk and apparently
called it ice cream. And therest they say is history. I thought
(04:05):
Marco Polo Foundli's brother. No swimmingpool, that's enough. Number four,
it's so weird. Greece has zeronavigable rivers because of a mountainous terrain.
So they have rivers, but youcan't get down them. Basically it's there.
Nearly eighty percent of Greece is mountainous. I just Alwa was high.
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Number three. Did you know there'sa British bus company that actually uses a
sheep ear and to reduce city smog. Come on, it's true, a
chemical in the ear and converts partof the fuel exhaust into non polluting nitrogen
and steam urretha. That's crazy.Number two. Coffee breaks come from a
tradition in the eighteen hundreds called elevenses. So they would take their break at
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work from eleven at eleven am,and they would actually use it to drink
whiskey and they would take their elevenses. Now we just do coffee. One
In the Mexico Beat City council meetingis there? I mean, what one
in the world number one? Ithink these were this funny. Very The
French word for paper clip is trombone. Trombone. Yeah, now you think
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about it, trom trombones kind ofdo look like a paper clip. Don't
think they do? They do?Yeah, but that's what they're calling in
fran If you're speaking French, trombone, you need a trombone to keep your
papers together. Very good, nowwe know all right, we're right back
in the music guy for this onw PAP. That was testas world finging
my spive random facts. What youknow? What are we playing now?
Oh yeah, no't hurt me?Yeah, no more. Now we're doing
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radio today, guys, we're doingradio down. Everybody drives safely or from
the Peri and Young Attorneys at LawnTraffic Center, your time, safer traffic
on ninety two five Billy Pap whateverslow avenue beats fourteenth Street and conject welcome
back to the show and work athome in the car. It's w PAP
and a wet drive in this morning. Those streets northwest, what are they
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are slippery and dangerous for sure,and we're going to see that rain continue
throughout the rest of the week,finally diminishing by Friday a little bit,
hopefully in time for some high schoolfootball games. Oh so hope. So
I'm looking forward to it. Ireally am. Thursday night set to announce
at Tommy Oliver. I haven't workedat stadium, cousin de Have you ever
worked Tommy Oliver? Yeah, Iwas just there last Friday. It's a
great stadium, great setup. You'vegot plenty of tools to do the job
(06:24):
in that place. Man. Man, I'm looking forward to it and just
seeing some good football, some goodgood football. Speaking of football tests,
what about those Tennessee balls? How'dyou do this week? Hend? We
did really well. We we're playingI think it was the University of Texas
at San Antonio. So we didwe did a good job. We did
a good job. And those knollspulling out the overtime. When I watched
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a nail fighter, I'm telling you, wow. And see I was out
yesterday. So that's why I'm catchingup now with college football with Tea.
What did you watch? I watchedthe Floor State game. Watched Colorado?
That what a blowout? Man,good? Great? What happened to Colorado?
Though, you know, I've heardsome stories that maybe they had some
mentel on them. I think theyfinally played a game. I don't know.
(07:05):
Hey, what about your dolls game? We've played, old miss man.
Let me tell you the first partof it. I didn't know what
it's like. The wheel ran offthe wagon. But after they went into
the locker room at halftime, youknow, Nick Saban got in their face.
They came out that second half likea different like a different ball team.
Now here's what I'll say about Alabama. Will move on, all right,
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This is what I'll say about Alabama. All right, there's problems with
Alabama. I don't think it's thecoach. I think we could agree we've
got a pretty dog gone good coachingNick Saban. When you say that pretty
good track record? All right?All right? Number two, do you
see the athletes that we have,the recruits that we have without We have
some very very talented athletes right nowplaying for the University of Alabama. In
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my opinion, the problem has gotto be the coaching staff. I mean,
we've had we've had some turnovers,and he's having to start over his
team. Alabama, just don't.I mean, we've got to start over.
Well, they're not the big rollingCrimson tide that they've always you know.
And another thing you have is recruiting. A lot of guys are going
to Florida State, a lot ofguys are going to Colorado and these other
schools because they have they're showing alot of potential. And guess what money
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is now playing a role? Yeah, the fact that they can make money
off of their name and likeness,the endorsements right out of high school.
Tests. Yeah, I mean someof these kids wanting millions and Nick Saban
refuses to do it. That's anotherproblem. I think. I think we're
going to see the end of thesebig dynasties because of that problem. It's
just not going to be a thinganymore, because of the coming into I'm
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sorry, you play, you playcollege to show the world what you have
and then go on to pro youdo not, in my opinion, you
should not be demanding millions of dollarsout of high school going into college ball.
I'm sorry. Well here's the thing. Here's here's my thing too,
though, is a lot of thesekids won't go pro right statistically, but
the universities are making millions and hundredsand hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars
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off of their name and likeness,and so I think that those students should
see some of the benefits that i'dright out of high school. Guys,
you know, it's like Deon Sandersonis driving a Mercedes Maybox, right,
I've never even seen one of thosecars, but I guess we're like half
a million dollars. You it's crazy. So at some point you've got to
draw a line on this or it'sgonna get out of hand. Yeah,
I'm telling there's crazy money right nowstarting out of high school into college.
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People on different sides of the fence. Here. What a great conversation you
got. Good, it's exciting timehere. There's that we love football.
We're coming back after this on wp AP. Good morning everybody. Right
now we have doctor in the morningon ninety two five wp AP. Someone
else calling you ell, that islittle Brian, and somebody else calling you
(09:58):
baby. I see baby, heybaby, seven forty seven here on w
PAP. One of those moods today. I'm just ready to smile, y'all,
just laugh, have some fun aroundhere. It is Tuesday. That
means it's toothbrush Tuesday, and thefirst thing the tess asked me this morning,
she sent back, didn't hein't gonnaget the tenth branches from down their
listener? Did you pick him back? She didn't say it like that.
(10:22):
And actually I did pick up thetoothbrushes over the weekend from doctor Lister and
doctor Lister joining us by phone rightnow from we will get the home office.
How are you, brun brother?How are you? It is coming
down out here? No, gracious, I'm glad it didn't do this weekend
where we got our football watching it? Oh that was great. I went
by Saturday Doc's house and Jerry Pivoswas there too. Fun. I knew,
(10:43):
y'all throw down would be good.Oh my goodness, Well go it
was barbecue, right, We hadsome Sunnies barbecue. We had some big
hitters, some folks who really eatcome down, so we had to get
lots of food for affordable prices,and what would like Sunny for that?
It was Sonny's barbecue. But whatwas so cool? Y'all? We watched
the game at Lister's house in hisbackyard. After we ate the barbecue,
(11:03):
he cleaned all of our teeth.That is, it was so neat.
It's not awkward at all. Youknow it wasn't awkward. We're a close
bunch of friends, all right,tell us about it. Fished genius rl
V genius toothbrush this morning. Man, it's got bluetooth setnology. It tells
you when you need to brush yourteeth, when you moved from top to
bottom. It is z catch meout, hello toothbrushes. Now listen,
(11:28):
before you brush your teeth, youhave to set it like you've been eating
ribs. You said it to ribs, you've been eating finish, you said
its washing machine like brid I loveit. Here we go today's question.
It has to do with a sivilcivil war. Tell me about this question.
(11:48):
This is interesting. Go ahead,all right. Well, back then,
in order to fight, you hadto have four teeth that touched each
other, located near the front ofyour mouth. In order to fight,
to be a soldier, why wasit you had you had to have four
teeth together that touched Do you reallyknow? Ye? All right? Why
(12:11):
was it? In order to choosesome of the rough food they had back
then? Would it be to makecertain that you could whistle certain of whistles
that needed to move troops. Wasit seed to tear open the gunpowder to
backs or was it d as fora signature? Goes back then, if
you could not read or write,they did an imprint of your teeth and
that was your signature. Can imaginethe line. I am learning every day,
(12:35):
every day, I'm learning. Thisis amazing, all right, eight
five, seven, six, nine, fourteen hundred? Is it ABC or
D. You had to have fourteeth, at least four teeth in your
mouth, and then them teeth hadto be touching each other. Now why
could to become a soldier? Whywould they do that? Is it a
what to choose some of the foodthey had? Back then? You need
(12:56):
to make certain whistles needed for truemovement. See to tear open gunpowder packs
or d for a signature as thosewho cannot read or write often signed with
an imprint of your teeth. Thisis good, man, this is good.
This is great. This is greaterthan a Tennessee balls education right here.
This is good. Oh boy,I'm aggravating, my sister. I'm
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just aggravate. I love you,thank you, do appreciate you. Buddy,
Doctor David Lister. You're gonna lovethe way he does dentistry, big
city dentistry, small hometown atmosphere.All right, seven fifty one, we'll
go to the to the phones next. I gotta ask you. You both
said let me get it's just Isay, nobody listening. I problem.
(13:39):
It's just as tests. What doyou think it is? Seriously you said
you knew the the answer. Tellme what do you think it is?
See do you think it's see forthe gunpowder for the gun with the teeth
with four teeth together on the gunpowder? What do you think see? I'm
will test that's what it is.All right, well we'll see. We'll
go to the phones next. Sevenfifty one. Drive safely. This is
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Gay slipped my mind. I hadno clue. Oh man, we gave
the kids oatmeal. You feed yourkids pancakes every day and you missed it
today. Really, yeah, wemake pancakes. It's just three eggs and
banana and then we do a littlebit of vanilla protein power. They're in
some frozen blueberries in it like that, so they were super healthy. But
the kids absolutely love them. It'sgood stuff. Let's check not headline news
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on this National Pancake Day. Herewe go, this is not headline news.
The writer's strike is over. Itlasted several months and caused massive economic
damage, or as Britney Spears callsthat marriage with the Writer's strike over.
Now only the actors who's still onstrike in Hollywood, which means the picket
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lines just got ninety percent more attractive. Seventy nine year old Keith Richards has
given up heroin, cocaine and nowcigarettes wow, simultaneously cratering the economies of
Afghanistan, Colombia, North Carolina.Today is National Pancake Day, or as
Andy Reid knows it, Tuesday andthe whole Coogan got married, The bride
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War White, the groom War ofBandanna. This is not headline news.
You like that part of the song, it's your favorite part where you go
stars liking Fatty. Uh, that'sit, Fatty. That's all we need
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is tested here to teach us.That's that's all we do. Listen.
We cannot wait for the Bonife Rodeo. Not this weekend. Test says it's
next weekend. Just so you know. Saturday, September the thirtieth starts the
Kawanas Club Championship Rodeo in Bonifay,Florida. It's huge, It is a
big deal, starting with a fivek bull run. The mutton busted got
him. We gotta bust that mutton. You gotta busted, and you got
(17:52):
this cow scrample. Now, I'venever been involved in that, but I
it is fun. It's funny.If you ever tipped cows, I will
not admit. I guarantee you Ino test has well. We've been out
in the field at night with abunch of cows. But I don't think
we are successful at that. It'snot really a thing. It is a
thing. They wake up, theyhear you coming. No, there's two
(18:15):
things we need to We need totake her a cow tipping. We gotta
take her snipe hunt now, yes, and listen. Will also have found
a bunch of little goats that willpass out when we scream. Oh,
those are fun. The fainting goatsare hilarious. Now, don't tell me
I figured you think that wasn't real. But they're real. No, they're
tons of videos. And cows dothe same thing. Tests, Yeah,
they do the same thing. Ifyou go up to a cow wine and
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sleep and go actually, if yougo up, if you go up to
him and go like and confetti.Ah, then they'll over if you sing
that song, but it's not confisued. You've got to be careful though,
when you're going out in the cowfield. You need to take some PAM
and spray on the bottom of yourshoes to keep you know, from sticking
to you feet. If I'm outon the bound in the pastor with somebody,
(19:00):
he ain't gonna be with nobody namedpay him. Jen and I We're
almost twenty years together, man,I mean all right, we'll take a
short break. We need to talkabout the rodeo. We got like one
one sentence about the rodeo. I'mtelling you, I'm sorry. We'll be
back in a minute. Kane Brown, Lauren and Lena and what if you're
(19:23):
on w pap test looked at meindeed just a few minutes ago and said,
y'all, have you heard about thisgreat place? Folks are talking about
this great place and it's it hasto do with spaghetti. Man. My
eyes in your eyes are like tellus more est. I've keep seeing this
pop up on Facebook. I havenot been there yet, but I but
I've got it because Teddy Spaghetti andPizza. Apparently it's a newest restaurant in
(19:45):
PCB. Or maybe I'm just nowhearing about it, but they sell y'all
spaghetti by the half gallon bucket.You can get you your own bucket of
spaghetti. Come on, and itlooks delicious. Half gallon bucket. I
saw a video my friend. Shehad gotten the half gallon bucket and the
salad and she's eating it in bed, which which is brave to begin with
(20:07):
that friend. And she starts eatingthe spaghetti and she's got the salad and
she's got some garlic bread, andit all looked delicious. She starts eating
the spaghetti and she goes, youknow what, I'm sure gonna save that
salad and stuff for later. I'mjust gonna sit here because you know,
spaghetti is life. And she saidit was really good, man, I'm
not gonna try it now. Theydo like a feast where you can get
a combo pack with a bunch ofdifferent stuff. They got pizza, they
(20:29):
got salads, they have taco pizza. But where is it? Where in
the world is in PCB. I'mlooking at the min or map. Uh,
looks like it's on Thomas Drive,seventeen Thomas Draps, seventeen Thomas Drive.
I'm going on. I'm making atrip. Yeah, you want to
go? Tell me again, Teddyspaghetti, Teddy spaghett It's cute and pizza
be able. To get you abucket of spaghetti. All right, we're
(20:52):
living in where you can just getyou a bucket, like like a bucket
of fried chicken, but just eatit right out of the bucket. I
love it. Look, I don'twant to take away. I don't want
to take away anything from the getty, but I do want to add one
to the list since you mentioned TomMust Drive, and that's a hot dog
place that's shot Dogs right there.So between Teddy Spaghetti and y'all try shore
Dogs. Those hot dogs are absolutelyI've I've had burgers from short Dogs and
(21:15):
burgers are really good too. I'veet there before. They have They make
a fantastic dogger. Good if y'allgoing by either one, tell them we
were talking about them this morning,and they've got a good product. And
I want y'all to go try agood product. It's good. You know.
We just like to eat, sowe like to talk about food.
We always talk about food we eat. I mean we live in the South,
y'all. People people always ask us, they go, what do you
what do you guys? How doyou come up with things to talk about
(21:36):
on the radio every day? Callreal life? Just talk about what we
eat. Where are we going?Who got arrested over the weekend? I
mean, lord knows. I meanit was a few years way back.
You know i'd go to through twoor three marriages. I mean we talk
about it, right, I mean, you're life. You just never know.
It's real life right here with doctorShane and tests country. Yeah,
me's feeling good. Five don't yoube back
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