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Speaker 1 (00:03):
It's that time time, time, time, luck and load. So
Michael Very show is on the air. Why are you
shipping these slaves of north We need them to pick
the cups.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Keep your head owner of that. Oh, don't.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Food, it's not reaching our table because those who pick
the crops have been removed. I mean, you're going to
have vegetables rotting in the fields.
Speaker 4 (00:44):
Our vegetables would rot in the ground if they weren't
being picked by many slaves.
Speaker 3 (00:50):
If you think your groceries are expensive, now wait until
the farms are empty. If you look at the food
that's on your table, think about who picked it.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
It's gonna dig for twenty million people. The people who
pick your crops.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
Song and the mom slaves are all wad come with
regular already from Mexico, usually to work in the fields.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Milk slaves the coming to our country.
Speaker 5 (01:22):
They work the fields, something that we ain't done in
a long time.
Speaker 4 (01:25):
I can't wait until American women can't get blueberries for
their smoothes.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Good news, red staves. You can now pick your own
fruits and vegetables. And the blazing cops sun for five
dollars an hour. The people who pick our crops and
clean our office buildings? Who wash the dishes after we
eat in restaurants?
Speaker 2 (01:44):
A long?
Speaker 1 (01:53):
What's gonna happen here is.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
That milk gets a lot higher.
Speaker 5 (01:57):
Because I don't know if any of you have ever
been in a very far it is god awful work.
Speaker 4 (02:02):
I have no slaves, and we would have no food
on our plates.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
We would have nobody cleaning up in the hospitals. And
I have friends texting me like, all morning, my gardner
didn't show up, My housekeeper didn't show up. You're going
to actually have to do some work around your house.
We're not going to have anybody around the way our
houses because we don't have people.
Speaker 4 (02:23):
You kick every slaves out of this country, then who is.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
Going to be cleaning your toilet?
Speaker 6 (02:28):
Daughter TRUMPA Kamala Harris just paid someone to write a
book for her so she can make a few million dollars,
big advance.
Speaker 1 (02:48):
Tell all, and they tease these things out of you.
You know, she would have started with her little story
that she's rehearsed all the years on you know high
she was that little girl on that bus and Joe
Biden's talking about it. That was horror. It was her
little girl. Look at her now she's all big world now, sloppy, drunk,
(03:12):
falling upward affirmative action. But look at me now, look
I'm in this position, look at me, the token. And
there she is with her little story. She's rehearsed and
usually she delivers it more or less the same, depending
on how drunk she is. And uh, then it doesn't
(03:38):
work out. So she's gone from we did it, Joe,
we did it? Remember that? Do you remember the posed
conversations would have There just happened to be a cameraman
around while Joe called her and tell her they had
one and.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
We did it. The dream is true. We did it.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Then there was the call from Morocco Bamba to tell
her he was behind her running for president after they
had smothered Joe Biden. And oh, she was so gracious
as she held the phone to her head in this
very organic moment. We just happened to be in on it.
It was like desperate housewise, I mean, it was completely
total reality that was staged. Well, now that it didn't
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work out, she's written a book and the bitch is back,
let's be clear, and hell hath no fury like Kamala Harris.
So she's throwing some she's throwing some heat. She brought
the smoke, as they say, with moment. She brought the smoke.
And now she's got to go out and do interviews
(04:41):
about the book, and in order to get people to
buy the book. Nobody cares about her story. It's not interesting.
She's never really done anything. I mean, I mean, if
you want to show a sex tape of her and
Willie Brown, I suppose maybe some people just pure grudge
watch might give it a view. If you want to
see her on his arm, being being toted around all
(05:08):
over New York, or as the third or fourth hoe
of some other person like Montell Williams somewhere down the line,
and being dragged out with skirts that show half her
butt cheeks. Sure, I mean, I guess it's not really
a rags to riches the story. It's more rags to bitches.
(05:30):
It's it's rags to nudity, is what it is. But anyway,
it's not a it's not a big story. I mean,
we know what happened then and Nicole Smith, it's not
it's not interesting. But if she says some things. So
one of the things she said was that Joe Biden
was out of his mind, demented. It was pitiful, sad,
(05:55):
the whole deal. But she didn't want to step in
because that would be perceived as selfish, and you know her,
she didn't want to be selfish. But the one that's
getting all the attention is that she would have liked
Pete Buttergig to be her vice president, but she didn't
think that was a good idea because he's a gay man,
(06:16):
so instead you got Tim Waltz. Really, at least we
can respect that Pete Buttergig is out. Well, America is
not ready for a gay Pete Buttergig. Turns out, we
weren't ready for crazy Kamala either. Meanwhile, let's check in
with Timmy Waltz on his podcast where he had a
(06:37):
rebuttal and wants you to believe he's a man's man.
Speaker 3 (06:41):
Hello, Minnesota, that's right, it's your boy, Timmy Walls, and
welcome to Minnesota's number twelve podcast for.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
Who's Got the Slacker, Who's got the Plan? Yeah, Timmy Walls,
He's the man.
Speaker 2 (06:58):
A man.
Speaker 4 (07:02):
With a mic and his head and a lass of
bread something wisdom, Punky.
Speaker 3 (07:10):
Jimmy Walton, Hidy Ho and welcome to this week's podcast,
brought to you, as always by Tampac's Pearl. Let your
pearl shine. Okay, let's dive right in like Greg Lagatis
going for gold, except when he hit his head on
the dave and board.
Speaker 1 (07:27):
That was scary.
Speaker 3 (07:27):
My good friend, my running mate, and my boo for life,
Kamala Harris recently mentioned that our good friend and Gaysofball
World Series MVP PD butter.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
Gig was really her first choice to be her running mate,
but he was gay. Listen, it's okay if you're gay.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
Hell I ran on that platform that made me your governor.
The bottom line is pde butter Gig is a great,
super splendid public servant. But my girl, Kamala, well, she
was looking for masculinity. Hello boys, that's me. Since the
girl chose me because I'm a cheat code to straight
white men, I OO masculinity. So you see the people
(08:08):
have spoken I love men and the men love me. Well,
now wait a minute, that's not really not what I've
been saying. Swivel six, I understepped in it again.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
It looks like we're running out of time to the
next week as we pay tribute to.
Speaker 4 (08:25):
This is.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
I don't know what's your name to say, Michael Buddy,
I've been reading about this.
Speaker 4 (08:38):
Fine lights, streaming and fatness, billion and.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
A half dollar project of what I guess they're calling
the Sam Houston Bridge. Are you familiar with this rong?
So it goes over it's the East Beltway and it's
the bridge that was I guess failing before the company
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that came in originally to design it was removed and
the flaw that was discovered apparently was a similar engineering
flaw that was discovered on a Florida walking bridge that collapsed. Yeah,
(09:25):
wonder if they're friends with Rodney Ellis. That's how you
get contracts. It's being funded not with federal money but
through the toll road. I am of mixed opinion on that.
I love the fact that the Greater Houston area solves
our problems locally, which means faster, which means less downtime.
I am concerned that this becomes an al capone charity
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check to the local Catholic church away for the toe
Road to keep their cash pot from being poked at
by the state legislature or anyone else. Because there's no
doubt they're sitting on a bunch of cash, and the
county commissioners will not do anything about it because they
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love their little slush fund that you are contributing to daily.
But I am looking for an expert on that project
who can talk about what's going on. I'm really just
interested in it from a transportation and engineering perspective. There
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are probably some people out there that have insight into it.
I'd like to learn more about the project, and I
think a lot of people would. It's going to haul
a lot of people. I was reading about it yesterday.
Let's see, I took some notes. It's replacing the Sam
Houston Ship Channel Bridge, which was completed in nineteen eighty two.
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Let's see, one hundred eighty offers a vertical clearance of
one hundred eighty seven feet because you've got some big
ships going underneath there. The main span of the bridge
is one thousand, three hundred and twenty feet five hundred
fourteen foot tall pylons, So five hundred and fourteen foot
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tall pylon and it offers a vertical clearance of one
hundred eighty seven means that you've got three hundred and
twenty seven feet buried under the water. Wonder how long
you got to go down how far you got to
go down before you hit dirt? And then you got
to figure they dug in pretty far under there. That
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is a hell of an engineering feat. I gotta tell
you a hell of an engineering feet and I believe.
Let's see. The new Sam Houston Ship channel Bridge is
engineered as a twin span cable stage structure, utilizing over
eleven hundred pre cast concrete box girder segments each way
around one hundred and thirty five tons. A project like that,
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the scale and scope of a project like that is
so far outside my imaginations as to be just it
could be going to Mars as far as I'm as
far as I would know. It's incredible, just incredible. The
fellow who ambushed the cops, the Sheriff's deputies this morning
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and shot at him. Unfortunately his gun jammed. He was
arrested for criminal trespass in two thousand and seven, released,
arrested for criminal trespass in twenty eighteen, released, arrested again
for criminal trespass in twenty eighteen. Released, arrested in twenty
nineteen criminal trespass. Released. He has a criminal record. He's
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a fellow and he's not allowed to possess a gun.
So for all these gun control nuts, they don't want
you to have your gun, law abiding citizen to defend yourself,
but they don't want to penalize the thugs that use
guns to kill people and keep getting arrested with guns,
and they drop their criminal cases. In twenty twenty three,
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he was arrested for possession of a prohibited weapon. No
big deal, just a machine gun. What is this clown
doing with a machine gun?
Speaker 4 (13:31):
Right?
Speaker 1 (13:32):
Nothing good comes to that. All five of those cases dismissed.
On March second, twenty twenty four, he applied pro sae.
That means himself did him have a lawyer for the
return of the following pieces of property? AM two ballistic plates.
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He's getting ready for a shootout, one body armor vest
and one AK forty seven. That's pretty much a starter
kit for killing a bunch of cops in a shootout.
He's ready for the North Hollywood shootout. And it's gonna
last for a while. It's gonna be on YouTube. Yeah,
but let's just keep letting him go out there. If
he lived next door to Rodney Ellis, I guarantee you
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they'd knock this stuff. This stuff off, the fact that
Rodney Ellis and people like this can show their face
in front of the cops just blows my mind. That's
Jeffrey Dahmer serial killer stuff. That's say they bring that
little tied boy who's fifteen years old, they call the cops.
He's buttingack it out in the street, and the cops
come up and the letters are going. He says he's
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being raped, he's scared of death, he's gonna be killed.
The guy's gonna eat him, and the cops show up.
Speaker 4 (14:40):
Is this true?
Speaker 1 (14:40):
It is as it's true, And Jeffrey Dahmer comes out
and says, oh, hi, thanks officers, thank y'all for protecting him.
Let's go back up into the room. I don't want
to go back in the room. I don't want to
go any I think he didn'tant to go back to
the room. I think he's scared of death. We smell
the burning flesh in his in his unit next door,
he's creepy as all get out. Little boys go in
there and they don't ever come out. Oh come on,
let's go back in here. Thank y'all, officer. I mean,
(15:02):
that's some cold blooded stuff right there. Cold blooded that
they can. They can appear in public after what it
is they do. Two quick programming notes. Number one, I
have had three friends in the last two years sell
their businesses. These are guys you don't know them, but
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so don't try to figure it out. But these are
guys didn't go to college, built businesses from scratch. Daddy
didn't help them and sold their companies, each of them
for over one hundred million dollars. Take back thirty percent
equity in the new entity, get seventy percent of the money,
and they run the platform that goes out and buys
(15:43):
other companies like theirs. It's incredible, but going through the
process with them, there are a series of questions that
come up. Your company might not be that big, but
you're looking at retiring in the next couple of kids.
You don't have a successor to your to your son
or daughter to run the business. Family run businesses like this.
(16:04):
You run into you start putting the word out, or
private equities come knocking on the door. You've got tax implications,
you've got financial planning implications. My financial planning friends at
Stifel are doing a dinner of just about twelve people
to go through family run business that are selling. It's
invitation only. If you send me an email, I'll connect
you with them. That's coming up in a few weeks.
(16:32):
Trump said during his speech at the UN this morning,
I ended seven wars. I never even received a phone
call from the United Nations offering to help. He says,
these are the two things I got from the United Nations.
A bad escalator and a bad teleprompter. Thank you very much.
(16:53):
There were problems with the teleprompter.
Speaker 4 (16:57):
You know.
Speaker 1 (16:59):
Trump's right, He's ended more wars than any president in
American history, and of course he won't get the credit
for that. And when Woodrow Wilson proposed the League of
Nations which became the United Nations, it was supposed to
be to preserve the peace in the world. But when
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the president actually does that, you realize for all it's taught,
the United Nations is not a peacekeeper or a peace maker.
Just like you understand the Health and Human Services Department
has heretofore not been engaged in improving health and human services,
(17:42):
just like when you discover the FBI was that out
to preserve and protect on January sixth, but to set
people up and send them to prison who did little
or nothing wrong. You start to get the point after
a while that maybe Big Farm is not out to
heal that maybe doctor Fauci is not concerned with an
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oath to keep people healthy. Kind of a scary notion,
isn't it? Kind of a scary notion. We will look
back on these days, We will look back on these days,
and we will miss these days terribly. Pinch yourself. If
you're in a bad mood today, I got news for you.
It's going downhill like a snowball headed for hell. If
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you're in a bad mood these days, it's not gonna
be good for you. These are the halcyon days. These
are the salad days right here. This is the good
old days right here. It doesn't get any better than this.
I'm sure of that. You can look at the cabinet,
you can look at his We are at a unique
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moment in time. Don't underestimate how happy a lot of
Middle America is simply because we are out of the
Biden years. Don't underestimate that a lot of people when
things are at the end of the rope, as bad
(19:09):
as they can be, it's the end of America. You know.
I might just go ahead and go and vote for Trump.
But the minuty wins, they're back to well, I might
vote for her because she's a black woman, or him
because he's a man that turned into a woman and
likes little children and goes into the girl's bathroom. Because
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you know, I grew up in civil rights there and
I always wanted to be Jackie Robinson or something. And
Martin Luther King and Harvey Milk and Okay, but these
these people are tyrants and authoritarians. Well you say that,
you know, I don't know. Heck, I don't know. I'm
just gonna vote. Reminder that up until five o'clock today,
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keep it short one hundred words or less. October twenty
third through the twenty s our Palm Beach three, which
is the third time we're going. We've done Palm Beach
and Aspen, now so be our sixth trip. Russell Lebara
of Gringo's Textmax very graciously bought an extra package, a
thirty thousand dollars value so that somebody, two people a
(20:21):
couple could join us on that trip at no cost
to you. Send me an email. You don't have to
be poor, so you don't have to pour a mouth
in the email. You don't have to be law enforcement
or military, but if you are, say that, or a
teacher or have a great story. It's interesting when I
announce our winners for things, I often hear from people, Well,
(20:42):
if you'd have told me that, you know, being a
thirty five year teacher. No, no, I'm not telling you anything.
Say something interesting about yourself and we will pick one
and only one winner, and that'll be that, and it'll
be awesome. And I wish every person who's submitted could win.
That'd be cool. Well, can you talk to Russell about that.
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They've got like twenty three locations. Now, we could do
one for every local. That might be asking too much.
He's already sending his president of the operation, Jonathan Kim,
and Emma Salasar with us. I truth be told, and
I don't want to compromise his legal position. I think
the only reason they're sending him is because Jonathan took
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Emma fishing, and Jonathan's not a fisherman, and he got
that hook in her nose. Yeah, dumb ass went. I'm sorry.
My dear friend went to cast. And you know, if
you've ever hung up a hook, and I have my
brother was very gracious about this. But you go to
cast and in your mind, you know, it's like if
you go to throw a baseball, I mean a football,
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you get hit. That's where all those injuries come from,
because you're still the torque of going forward when it
comes to a stop. It's very dangerous. But you got this,
you got this cast in your mind, especially you've been
casting all day. And I'm one of these people's like
to cast more than I like to catch fish. Boos,
why I can't fly fish. I like to throw it
out there, bring it in. So that's why I don't
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hire guides anymore because they'll go, h hey, you're doing
a lot of casting. Won't you let it sit there
for a minute. Oh no, this is I need some action,
constant action. Well, probably have a better chance of catching
and fish if you if you slow down a little
and no, no either this I like some action. So anyway,
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send your email to me Michael Berryshow dot com. The
cutoff will be five o'clock today. Please confirm it's October
twenty third through the twenty sixth. It's uh it truly,
these trips are a trip of a lifetime. We've got
some people who've gone. We got some people who are
going for the third time now they've loved the trip
that much. We go to mar A Lago for dinner
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and President Trump's popped in the in the in the past.
I have to say that because I think it's cool,
kind of a name drop ding double ding for President Trump.
Oh you're not dinging President Trump. Oh that I buried.
You're not dean President Trump. Y'all do. I don't know
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if y'all like President Trump or not, but ramon no
longer deans President Trump. I'm just I'm putting that out
there anyway, so we will pick a winner. It's gonna
be a hell of a trip. And thank you to
Russell Lebarra and Gringoes for doing that. Pretty awesome you got.
Crump Pop was a bad dude the Michael Ferry Show.
Speaker 7 (23:38):
Late one morning, not just back to my things, burning
all my bills and I'm.
Speaker 4 (23:46):
On a plane. I told the cops in the Banker's goodbye.
They said, don't let us catch you. You o your
life will The plans.
Speaker 2 (23:58):
Headed east and so I was.
Speaker 4 (24:02):
Bound the Tennesseeed out run the first bit bound me
a deal two hour flatbusted in jail fighting the Nashville.
Speaker 7 (24:24):
I like George Jones willing will and I think Christen
Merle's songwriting sires towns Man's h He've got to soon
now he's fucked there with ankor their both fighting the
Nashville food.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
I will the.
Speaker 4 (24:48):
Songwriters left up to old ill billies. It be's in
red Knicks, girls like miss Callyill.
Speaker 2 (24:58):
I'm too young, habit Hi? You dearing this, Shirley?
Speaker 5 (25:04):
You did come to Michael Bear program. I was asked
to give my opinion about cord cutters. First I thought
it was a controversial abortion question.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
I want to touch it.
Speaker 5 (25:16):
And then I realized it was not about obstetrictions, but
it was about the Internet. God the cable TV girl.
They cut my cable TV off years ago. I ain't
paying all that for that. Thanks God, I got me
wanting three dollars in tens.
Speaker 2 (25:31):
Honey.
Speaker 5 (25:31):
I can pick up all these channels now, I just say,
praise the Lord for Crime TV. I can sit up
here and look at Lieutenant Joe Kendall, you crazy, And
then I look at one AM twelve. I always wonder
who is that dispatchator that I always say one Am
twelve one am twelve see the main by some lady
over here, and I'm like, who is the main?
Speaker 2 (25:53):
Who is the lady? Why they can't tell that? And
then I look at the emergencyt Bee boy. I love
that show older than five men's. I even look at
Liza to Beaver.
Speaker 5 (26:06):
Oh my goodness, can you imagine what it must have
been like to be a white lady and a white
man's and family in the nineteen sixties. But the Clinton
is para Mason looking back at him and knowing he
was homosexicality the whole time, all right now, But I
love that secretary.
Speaker 1 (26:25):
Now.
Speaker 5 (26:26):
If I had to be a white lady for real,
in real life, I would be Miss Dellas Street. That
woman exemplified ifthing that I want to be.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
But never could achieve.
Speaker 5 (26:38):
I could never be nobody comforted your secretary because I
can't shut my mouth full. You're really sorry for yourself?
Well I need a pity part of girl.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
How you there?
Speaker 5 (26:49):
Okay? Back to the Mica Berry Show.
Speaker 1 (26:54):
It was parents weekend at you Tea this weekend, and
so drove to Austin and back. And the BUCkies billboard
campaign is solid and one of their billboard says potty
party seventy two miles. It's clever. Do you remember that
time that Beaver Applan was on the show and I
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came up with the fact that they are a destination.
They are a gas station. That is a destination, and
that's a first in history. And then I just made
a little portmanteau of they're a gas donation. And two
weeks later they had a billboard up, so I sent
a message, Beaver, my man, give a brother some credit,
(27:39):
you know, put a little Michael Berry mentioned down at
the bottom, because you know who loves to see my
name or hear my name mentioned me? Me is who?
Speaker 7 (27:48):
Me?
Speaker 1 (27:48):
No, not my mother? Me is who? But anyway, you know,
you really get a sense of how stupid most people
are when you drive to Austin. It doesn't matter if
you go I ten or two ninety. When you got
two lanes headed the same direction. Even when you have
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three and you see somebody over in the far left
lane doing five miles under the speed limit, you're left
to wonder, and that's when you'll go crazy. You're left
to wonder do they not realize they're backing off the
traffic or do they not care? And you know, I
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would never call for violence against that person. I wouldn't,
but if they were to have a blowout and spin out,
oh Michael, that's not nice. You can be mad somebody
or not well. Yeah, and you can get out of
the way too. There's two other lanes for you to
be in, my goodness, And the worst part is you
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pull up and they're not even Asian, you know, like
that's cultural appropriation. Martha Golden one of our favorite listeners.
I just saw this message too late for today, but
she says, you know, she's ninety two. She said, good morning.
I always call you on my birthday, but it wasn't
open lines today, so I'm telling you how thankful I
(29:11):
am for your show. I spent about forty five minutes
teaching a friend how to get on the iHeart. She
lives in North Texas. I'm ninety two today and doing great.
Still weeping over Charlie. Unfortunately I was watching when he
was shot. Sent from my iPhone. Miss Martha's ninety two
sending messes on her iPhone. Dang Martha, she's ninety two
(29:35):
banging out that iPhone. You know, I haven't met Miss
Martha face to face, but I'm gonna tell you that
when I'm ninety two, my fingers are gonna be quick
like Jerry Jones, right and there I'll be trying to
because in order to push in order to mash the
buttons on an iPhone at ninety two, if you're me,
she may have delicate, beautiful fingers. I'm saying most people
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by that age their you know, their fingers are getting
kind of locked in there. In order to hit the
number six, you got to point like you're up above
the two because your fingers cooked down, right, So your knuckle,
which is where you're sending your sensory perception, You're sending
your knuckle up above two, which is two rows above
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the six, so you can end up on the six,
so that if you wanted to eight, you drop down
to the two. So if you want to hit the
number eight, you go to number two. Now, the problem is,
when you want to hit the number two, you got
to imagine where two rows above would be, and you
point your knuckle there in the end of your finger,
and you mash down. Well, well, well, guess which beer
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twenty eight Games. You know what's interesting about that is
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that Mitchello Ultra is part of the Anheuser Busch now
mbev family that was bud Light, was the that Dylan mulvaney,
that stupid white liberal bitch, and that's what she is.
She's a mean, mean person who did that. She cost
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them billions of dollars and a brand that they had built.
John Now first introduced me to michelob Ultra when he
was had a Silver Eagle, and you know, it's like
a diet beer, and I loved it and I drank
it for years, and you know the sad part about
that whole thing. It's always bothered me. Johnny Johnson, who's
the head of Silver Eagle for the Reader Houston area,
the biggest beer distributorship in the world. He took such
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a hit over bud Light and he had nothing to
do with it. That guy had done more for our listeners,
for veterans, for Saint Jude, for every cause we have
ever had. He was always there and I hate that
that Dylan mulveny crap hit him. All right, send me
an email by five if you want to be chosen
for the Marlago trip.
Speaker 2 (32:38):
Mitchell Ultra
It's that time time, time, time, luck and load. So
Michael Very show is on the air. Why are you
shipping these slaves of north We need them to pick
the cups.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Keep your head owner of that. Oh, don't.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Food, it's not reaching our table because those who pick
the crops have been removed. I mean, you're going to
have vegetables rotting in the fields.
Speaker 4 (00:44):
Our vegetables would rot in the ground if they weren't
being picked by many slaves.
Speaker 3 (00:50):
If you think your groceries are expensive, now wait until
the farms are empty. If you look at the food
that's on your table, think about who picked it.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
It's gonna dig for twenty million people. The people who
pick your crops.
Speaker 2 (01:03):
Song and the mom slaves are all wad come with
regular already from Mexico, usually to work in the fields.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Milk slaves the coming to our country.
Speaker 5 (01:22):
They work the fields, something that we ain't done in
a long time.
Speaker 4 (01:25):
I can't wait until American women can't get blueberries for
their smoothes.
Speaker 1 (01:31):
Good news, red staves. You can now pick your own
fruits and vegetables. And the blazing cops sun for five
dollars an hour. The people who pick our crops and
clean our office buildings? Who wash the dishes after we
eat in restaurants?
Speaker 2 (01:44):
A long?
Speaker 1 (01:53):
What's gonna happen here is.
Speaker 3 (01:54):
That milk gets a lot higher.
Speaker 5 (01:57):
Because I don't know if any of you have ever
been in a very far it is god awful work.
Speaker 4 (02:02):
I have no slaves, and we would have no food
on our plates.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
We would have nobody cleaning up in the hospitals. And
I have friends texting me like, all morning, my gardner
didn't show up, My housekeeper didn't show up. You're going
to actually have to do some work around your house.
We're not going to have anybody around the way our
houses because we don't have people.
Speaker 4 (02:23):
You kick every slaves out of this country, then who is.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
Going to be cleaning your toilet?
Speaker 6 (02:28):
Daughter TRUMPA Kamala Harris just paid someone to write a
book for her so she can make a few million dollars,
big advance.
Speaker 1 (02:48):
Tell all, and they tease these things out of you.
You know, she would have started with her little story
that she's rehearsed all the years on you know high
she was that little girl on that bus and Joe
Biden's talking about it. That was horror. It was her
little girl. Look at her now she's all big world now, sloppy, drunk,
(03:12):
falling upward affirmative action. But look at me now, look
I'm in this position, look at me, the token. And
there she is with her little story. She's rehearsed and
usually she delivers it more or less the same, depending
on how drunk she is. And uh, then it doesn't
(03:38):
work out. So she's gone from we did it, Joe,
we did it? Remember that? Do you remember the posed
conversations would have There just happened to be a cameraman
around while Joe called her and tell her they had
one and.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
We did it. The dream is true. We did it.
Speaker 1 (03:59):
Then there was the call from Morocco Bamba to tell
her he was behind her running for president after they
had smothered Joe Biden. And oh, she was so gracious
as she held the phone to her head in this
very organic moment. We just happened to be in on it.
It was like desperate housewise, I mean, it was completely
total reality that was staged. Well, now that it didn't
(04:21):
work out, she's written a book and the bitch is back,
let's be clear, and hell hath no fury like Kamala Harris.
So she's throwing some she's throwing some heat. She brought
the smoke, as they say, with moment. She brought the smoke.
And now she's got to go out and do interviews
(04:41):
about the book, and in order to get people to
buy the book. Nobody cares about her story. It's not interesting.
She's never really done anything. I mean, I mean, if
you want to show a sex tape of her and
Willie Brown, I suppose maybe some people just pure grudge
watch might give it a view. If you want to
see her on his arm, being being toted around all
(05:08):
over New York, or as the third or fourth hoe
of some other person like Montell Williams somewhere down the line,
and being dragged out with skirts that show half her
butt cheeks. Sure, I mean, I guess it's not really
a rags to riches the story. It's more rags to bitches.
(05:30):
It's it's rags to nudity, is what it is. But anyway,
it's not a it's not a big story. I mean,
we know what happened then and Nicole Smith, it's not
it's not interesting. But if she says some things. So
one of the things she said was that Joe Biden
was out of his mind, demented. It was pitiful, sad,
(05:55):
the whole deal. But she didn't want to step in
because that would be perceived as selfish, and you know her,
she didn't want to be selfish. But the one that's
getting all the attention is that she would have liked
Pete Buttergig to be her vice president, but she didn't
think that was a good idea because he's a gay man,
(06:16):
so instead you got Tim Waltz. Really, at least we
can respect that Pete Buttergig is out. Well, America is
not ready for a gay Pete Buttergig. Turns out, we
weren't ready for crazy Kamala either. Meanwhile, let's check in
with Timmy Waltz on his podcast where he had a
(06:37):
rebuttal and wants you to believe he's a man's man.
Speaker 3 (06:41):
Hello, Minnesota, that's right, it's your boy, Timmy Walls, and
welcome to Minnesota's number twelve podcast for.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
Who's Got the Slacker, Who's got the Plan? Yeah, Timmy Walls,
He's the man.
Speaker 2 (06:58):
A man.
Speaker 4 (07:02):
With a mic and his head and a lass of
bread something wisdom, Punky.
Speaker 3 (07:10):
Jimmy Walton, Hidy Ho and welcome to this week's podcast,
brought to you, as always by Tampac's Pearl. Let your
pearl shine. Okay, let's dive right in like Greg Lagatis
going for gold, except when he hit his head on
the dave and board.
Speaker 1 (07:27):
That was scary.
Speaker 3 (07:27):
My good friend, my running mate, and my boo for life,
Kamala Harris recently mentioned that our good friend and Gaysofball
World Series MVP PD butter.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
Gig was really her first choice to be her running mate,
but he was gay. Listen, it's okay if you're gay.
Speaker 3 (07:46):
Hell I ran on that platform that made me your governor.
The bottom line is pde butter Gig is a great,
super splendid public servant. But my girl, Kamala, well, she
was looking for masculinity. Hello boys, that's me. Since the
girl chose me because I'm a cheat code to straight
white men, I OO masculinity. So you see the people
(08:08):
have spoken I love men and the men love me. Well,
now wait a minute, that's not really not what I've
been saying. Swivel six, I understepped in it again.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
It looks like we're running out of time to the
next week as we pay tribute to.
Speaker 4 (08:25):
This is.
Speaker 1 (08:28):
I don't know what's your name to say, Michael Buddy,
I've been reading about this.
Speaker 4 (08:38):
Fine lights, streaming and fatness, billion and.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
A half dollar project of what I guess they're calling
the Sam Houston Bridge. Are you familiar with this rong?
So it goes over it's the East Beltway and it's
the bridge that was I guess failing before the company
(09:05):
that came in originally to design it was removed and
the flaw that was discovered apparently was a similar engineering
flaw that was discovered on a Florida walking bridge that collapsed. Yeah,
(09:25):
wonder if they're friends with Rodney Ellis. That's how you
get contracts. It's being funded not with federal money but
through the toll road. I am of mixed opinion on that.
I love the fact that the Greater Houston area solves
our problems locally, which means faster, which means less downtime.
I am concerned that this becomes an al capone charity
(09:51):
check to the local Catholic church away for the toe
Road to keep their cash pot from being poked at
by the state legislature or anyone else. Because there's no
doubt they're sitting on a bunch of cash, and the
county commissioners will not do anything about it because they
(10:11):
love their little slush fund that you are contributing to daily.
But I am looking for an expert on that project
who can talk about what's going on. I'm really just
interested in it from a transportation and engineering perspective. There
(10:32):
are probably some people out there that have insight into it.
I'd like to learn more about the project, and I
think a lot of people would. It's going to haul
a lot of people. I was reading about it yesterday.
Let's see, I took some notes. It's replacing the Sam
Houston Ship Channel Bridge, which was completed in nineteen eighty two.
(10:57):
Let's see, one hundred eighty offers a vertical clearance of
one hundred eighty seven feet because you've got some big
ships going underneath there. The main span of the bridge
is one thousand, three hundred and twenty feet five hundred
fourteen foot tall pylons, So five hundred and fourteen foot
(11:20):
tall pylon and it offers a vertical clearance of one
hundred eighty seven means that you've got three hundred and
twenty seven feet buried under the water. Wonder how long
you got to go down how far you got to
go down before you hit dirt? And then you got
to figure they dug in pretty far under there. That
(11:44):
is a hell of an engineering feat. I gotta tell
you a hell of an engineering feet and I believe.
Let's see. The new Sam Houston Ship channel Bridge is
engineered as a twin span cable stage structure, utilizing over
eleven hundred pre cast concrete box girder segments each way
around one hundred and thirty five tons. A project like that,
(12:09):
the scale and scope of a project like that is
so far outside my imaginations as to be just it
could be going to Mars as far as I'm as
far as I would know. It's incredible, just incredible. The
fellow who ambushed the cops, the Sheriff's deputies this morning
(12:32):
and shot at him. Unfortunately his gun jammed. He was
arrested for criminal trespass in two thousand and seven, released,
arrested for criminal trespass in twenty eighteen, released, arrested again
for criminal trespass in twenty eighteen. Released, arrested in twenty
nineteen criminal trespass. Released. He has a criminal record. He's
(12:58):
a fellow and he's not allowed to possess a gun.
So for all these gun control nuts, they don't want
you to have your gun, law abiding citizen to defend yourself,
but they don't want to penalize the thugs that use
guns to kill people and keep getting arrested with guns,
and they drop their criminal cases. In twenty twenty three,
(13:22):
he was arrested for possession of a prohibited weapon. No
big deal, just a machine gun. What is this clown
doing with a machine gun?
Speaker 4 (13:31):
Right?
Speaker 1 (13:32):
Nothing good comes to that. All five of those cases dismissed.
On March second, twenty twenty four, he applied pro sae.
That means himself did him have a lawyer for the
return of the following pieces of property? AM two ballistic plates.
(13:54):
He's getting ready for a shootout, one body armor vest
and one AK forty seven. That's pretty much a starter
kit for killing a bunch of cops in a shootout.
He's ready for the North Hollywood shootout. And it's gonna
last for a while. It's gonna be on YouTube. Yeah,
but let's just keep letting him go out there. If
he lived next door to Rodney Ellis, I guarantee you
(14:15):
they'd knock this stuff. This stuff off, the fact that
Rodney Ellis and people like this can show their face
in front of the cops just blows my mind. That's
Jeffrey Dahmer serial killer stuff. That's say they bring that
little tied boy who's fifteen years old, they call the cops.
He's buttingack it out in the street, and the cops
come up and the letters are going. He says he's
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being raped, he's scared of death, he's gonna be killed.
The guy's gonna eat him, and the cops show up.
Speaker 4 (14:40):
Is this true?
Speaker 1 (14:40):
It is as it's true, And Jeffrey Dahmer comes out
and says, oh, hi, thanks officers, thank y'all for protecting him.
Let's go back up into the room. I don't want
to go back in the room. I don't want to
go any I think he didn'tant to go back to
the room. I think he's scared of death. We smell
the burning flesh in his in his unit next door,
he's creepy as all get out. Little boys go in
there and they don't ever come out. Oh come on,
let's go back in here. Thank y'all, officer. I mean,
(15:02):
that's some cold blooded stuff right there. Cold blooded that
they can. They can appear in public after what it
is they do. Two quick programming notes. Number one, I
have had three friends in the last two years sell
their businesses. These are guys you don't know them, but
(15:23):
so don't try to figure it out. But these are
guys didn't go to college, built businesses from scratch. Daddy
didn't help them and sold their companies, each of them
for over one hundred million dollars. Take back thirty percent
equity in the new entity, get seventy percent of the money,
and they run the platform that goes out and buys
(15:43):
other companies like theirs. It's incredible, but going through the
process with them, there are a series of questions that
come up. Your company might not be that big, but
you're looking at retiring in the next couple of kids.
You don't have a successor to your to your son
or daughter to run the business. Family run businesses like this.
(16:04):
You run into you start putting the word out, or
private equities come knocking on the door. You've got tax implications,
you've got financial planning implications. My financial planning friends at
Stifel are doing a dinner of just about twelve people
to go through family run business that are selling. It's
invitation only. If you send me an email, I'll connect
you with them. That's coming up in a few weeks.
(16:32):
Trump said during his speech at the UN this morning,
I ended seven wars. I never even received a phone
call from the United Nations offering to help. He says,
these are the two things I got from the United Nations.
A bad escalator and a bad teleprompter. Thank you very much.
(16:53):
There were problems with the teleprompter.
Speaker 4 (16:57):
You know.
Speaker 1 (16:59):
Trump's right, He's ended more wars than any president in
American history, and of course he won't get the credit
for that. And when Woodrow Wilson proposed the League of
Nations which became the United Nations, it was supposed to
be to preserve the peace in the world. But when
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the president actually does that, you realize for all it's taught,
the United Nations is not a peacekeeper or a peace maker.
Just like you understand the Health and Human Services Department
has heretofore not been engaged in improving health and human services,
(17:42):
just like when you discover the FBI was that out
to preserve and protect on January sixth, but to set
people up and send them to prison who did little
or nothing wrong. You start to get the point after
a while that maybe Big Farm is not out to
heal that maybe doctor Fauci is not concerned with an
(18:05):
oath to keep people healthy. Kind of a scary notion,
isn't it? Kind of a scary notion. We will look
back on these days, We will look back on these days,
and we will miss these days terribly. Pinch yourself. If
you're in a bad mood today, I got news for you.
It's going downhill like a snowball headed for hell. If
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you're in a bad mood these days, it's not gonna
be good for you. These are the halcyon days. These
are the salad days right here. This is the good
old days right here. It doesn't get any better than this.
I'm sure of that. You can look at the cabinet,
you can look at his We are at a unique
(18:48):
moment in time. Don't underestimate how happy a lot of
Middle America is simply because we are out of the
Biden years. Don't underestimate that a lot of people when
things are at the end of the rope, as bad
(19:09):
as they can be, it's the end of America. You know.
I might just go ahead and go and vote for Trump.
But the minuty wins, they're back to well, I might
vote for her because she's a black woman, or him
because he's a man that turned into a woman and
likes little children and goes into the girl's bathroom. Because
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you know, I grew up in civil rights there and
I always wanted to be Jackie Robinson or something. And
Martin Luther King and Harvey Milk and Okay, but these
these people are tyrants and authoritarians. Well you say that,
you know, I don't know. Heck, I don't know. I'm
just gonna vote. Reminder that up until five o'clock today,
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keep it short one hundred words or less. October twenty
third through the twenty s our Palm Beach three, which
is the third time we're going. We've done Palm Beach
and Aspen, now so be our sixth trip. Russell Lebara
of Gringo's Textmax very graciously bought an extra package, a
thirty thousand dollars value so that somebody, two people a
(20:21):
couple could join us on that trip at no cost
to you. Send me an email. You don't have to
be poor, so you don't have to pour a mouth
in the email. You don't have to be law enforcement
or military, but if you are, say that, or a
teacher or have a great story. It's interesting when I
announce our winners for things, I often hear from people, Well,
(20:42):
if you'd have told me that, you know, being a
thirty five year teacher. No, no, I'm not telling you anything.
Say something interesting about yourself and we will pick one
and only one winner, and that'll be that, and it'll
be awesome. And I wish every person who's submitted could win.
That'd be cool. Well, can you talk to Russell about that.
(21:03):
They've got like twenty three locations. Now, we could do
one for every local. That might be asking too much.
He's already sending his president of the operation, Jonathan Kim,
and Emma Salasar with us. I truth be told, and
I don't want to compromise his legal position. I think
the only reason they're sending him is because Jonathan took
(21:24):
Emma fishing, and Jonathan's not a fisherman, and he got
that hook in her nose. Yeah, dumb ass went. I'm sorry.
My dear friend went to cast. And you know, if
you've ever hung up a hook, and I have my
brother was very gracious about this. But you go to
cast and in your mind, you know, it's like if
you go to throw a baseball, I mean a football,
(21:46):
you get hit. That's where all those injuries come from,
because you're still the torque of going forward when it
comes to a stop. It's very dangerous. But you got this,
you got this cast in your mind, especially you've been
casting all day. And I'm one of these people's like
to cast more than I like to catch fish. Boos,
why I can't fly fish. I like to throw it
out there, bring it in. So that's why I don't
(22:07):
hire guides anymore because they'll go, h hey, you're doing
a lot of casting. Won't you let it sit there
for a minute. Oh no, this is I need some action,
constant action. Well, probably have a better chance of catching
and fish if you if you slow down a little
and no, no either this I like some action. So anyway,
(22:29):
send your email to me Michael Berryshow dot com. The
cutoff will be five o'clock today. Please confirm it's October
twenty third through the twenty sixth. It's uh it truly,
these trips are a trip of a lifetime. We've got
some people who've gone. We got some people who are
going for the third time now they've loved the trip
that much. We go to mar A Lago for dinner
(22:49):
and President Trump's popped in the in the in the past.
I have to say that because I think it's cool,
kind of a name drop ding double ding for President Trump.
Oh you're not dinging President Trump. Oh that I buried.
You're not dean President Trump. Y'all do. I don't know
(23:10):
if y'all like President Trump or not, but ramon no
longer deans President Trump. I'm just I'm putting that out
there anyway, so we will pick a winner. It's gonna
be a hell of a trip. And thank you to
Russell Lebarra and Gringoes for doing that. Pretty awesome you got.
Crump Pop was a bad dude the Michael Ferry Show.
Speaker 7 (23:38):
Late one morning, not just back to my things, burning
all my bills and I'm.
Speaker 4 (23:46):
On a plane. I told the cops in the Banker's goodbye.
They said, don't let us catch you. You o your
life will The plans.
Speaker 2 (23:58):
Headed east and so I was.
Speaker 4 (24:02):
Bound the Tennesseeed out run the first bit bound me
a deal two hour flatbusted in jail fighting the Nashville.
Speaker 7 (24:24):
I like George Jones willing will and I think Christen
Merle's songwriting sires towns Man's h He've got to soon
now he's fucked there with ankor their both fighting the
Nashville food.
Speaker 1 (24:47):
I will the.
Speaker 4 (24:48):
Songwriters left up to old ill billies. It be's in
red Knicks, girls like miss Callyill.
Speaker 2 (24:58):
I'm too young, habit Hi? You dearing this, Shirley?
Speaker 5 (25:04):
You did come to Michael Bear program. I was asked
to give my opinion about cord cutters. First I thought
it was a controversial abortion question.
Speaker 1 (25:14):
I want to touch it.
Speaker 5 (25:16):
And then I realized it was not about obstetrictions, but
it was about the Internet. God the cable TV girl.
They cut my cable TV off years ago. I ain't
paying all that for that. Thanks God, I got me
wanting three dollars in tens.
Speaker 2 (25:31):
Honey.
Speaker 5 (25:31):
I can pick up all these channels now, I just say,
praise the Lord for Crime TV. I can sit up
here and look at Lieutenant Joe Kendall, you crazy, And
then I look at one AM twelve. I always wonder
who is that dispatchator that I always say one Am
twelve one am twelve see the main by some lady
over here, and I'm like, who is the main?
Speaker 2 (25:53):
Who is the lady? Why they can't tell that? And
then I look at the emergencyt Bee boy. I love
that show older than five men's. I even look at
Liza to Beaver.
Speaker 5 (26:06):
Oh my goodness, can you imagine what it must have
been like to be a white lady and a white
man's and family in the nineteen sixties. But the Clinton
is para Mason looking back at him and knowing he
was homosexicality the whole time, all right now, But I
love that secretary.
Speaker 1 (26:25):
Now.
Speaker 5 (26:26):
If I had to be a white lady for real,
in real life, I would be Miss Dellas Street. That
woman exemplified ifthing that I want to be.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
But never could achieve.
Speaker 5 (26:38):
I could never be nobody comforted your secretary because I
can't shut my mouth full. You're really sorry for yourself?
Well I need a pity part of girl.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
How you there?
Speaker 5 (26:49):
Okay? Back to the Mica Berry Show.
Speaker 1 (26:54):
It was parents weekend at you Tea this weekend, and
so drove to Austin and back. And the BUCkies billboard
campaign is solid and one of their billboard says potty
party seventy two miles. It's clever. Do you remember that
time that Beaver Applan was on the show and I
(27:16):
came up with the fact that they are a destination.
They are a gas station. That is a destination, and
that's a first in history. And then I just made
a little portmanteau of they're a gas donation. And two
weeks later they had a billboard up, so I sent
a message, Beaver, my man, give a brother some credit,
(27:39):
you know, put a little Michael Berry mentioned down at
the bottom, because you know who loves to see my
name or hear my name mentioned me? Me is who?
Speaker 7 (27:48):
Me?
Speaker 1 (27:48):
No, not my mother? Me is who? But anyway, you know,
you really get a sense of how stupid most people
are when you drive to Austin. It doesn't matter if
you go I ten or two ninety. When you got
two lanes headed the same direction. Even when you have
(28:09):
three and you see somebody over in the far left
lane doing five miles under the speed limit, you're left
to wonder, and that's when you'll go crazy. You're left
to wonder do they not realize they're backing off the
traffic or do they not care? And you know, I
(28:29):
would never call for violence against that person. I wouldn't,
but if they were to have a blowout and spin out,
oh Michael, that's not nice. You can be mad somebody
or not well. Yeah, and you can get out of
the way too. There's two other lanes for you to
be in, my goodness, And the worst part is you
(28:51):
pull up and they're not even Asian, you know, like
that's cultural appropriation. Martha Golden one of our favorite listeners.
I just saw this message too late for today, but
she says, you know, she's ninety two. She said, good morning.
I always call you on my birthday, but it wasn't
open lines today, so I'm telling you how thankful I
(29:11):
am for your show. I spent about forty five minutes
teaching a friend how to get on the iHeart. She
lives in North Texas. I'm ninety two today and doing great.
Still weeping over Charlie. Unfortunately I was watching when he
was shot. Sent from my iPhone. Miss Martha's ninety two
sending messes on her iPhone. Dang Martha, she's ninety two
(29:35):
banging out that iPhone. You know, I haven't met Miss
Martha face to face, but I'm gonna tell you that
when I'm ninety two, my fingers are gonna be quick
like Jerry Jones, right and there I'll be trying to
because in order to push in order to mash the
buttons on an iPhone at ninety two, if you're me,
she may have delicate, beautiful fingers. I'm saying most people
(29:56):
by that age their you know, their fingers are getting
kind of locked in there. In order to hit the
number six, you got to point like you're up above
the two because your fingers cooked down, right, So your knuckle,
which is where you're sending your sensory perception, You're sending
your knuckle up above two, which is two rows above
(30:18):
the six, so you can end up on the six,
so that if you wanted to eight, you drop down
to the two. So if you want to hit the
number eight, you go to number two. Now, the problem is,
when you want to hit the number two, you got
to imagine where two rows above would be, and you
point your knuckle there in the end of your finger,
and you mash down. Well, well, well, guess which beer
(30:40):
has surpassed MODELO Especial to become America's top selling beer.
Speaker 4 (30:49):
There are many additional sponsors to make this ride of success.
Speaker 3 (30:53):
And I want to say thank you to all of
our partner's many who have joined us today.
Speaker 2 (30:58):
Raising Caine, mitchell Oo Ultra.
Speaker 1 (31:02):
Raising Cain, No s he don't own it, He's raising
Cain and Mitchello.
Speaker 2 (31:10):
Ultra, mitchell Low Ultra.
Speaker 1 (31:12):
They're saying that the rise to the top is in
large part due to its heavily capitalizing on the sports
industry's biggest events. They are the NBA's first ever global
beer sponsor and the official beer sponsor of the upcoming
of FIFA World Cup twenty twenty six and LA twenty
twenty eight Games. You know what's interesting about that is
(31:34):
that Mitchello Ultra is part of the Anheuser Busch now
mbev family that was bud Light, was the that Dylan mulvaney,
that stupid white liberal bitch, and that's what she is.
She's a mean, mean person who did that. She cost
(31:55):
them billions of dollars and a brand that they had built.
John Now first introduced me to michelob Ultra when he
was had a Silver Eagle, and you know, it's like
a diet beer, and I loved it and I drank
it for years, and you know the sad part about
that whole thing. It's always bothered me. Johnny Johnson, who's
the head of Silver Eagle for the Reader Houston area,
the biggest beer distributorship in the world. He took such
(32:19):
a hit over bud Light and he had nothing to
do with it. That guy had done more for our listeners,
for veterans, for Saint Jude, for every cause we have
ever had. He was always there and I hate that
that Dylan mulveny crap hit him. All right, send me
an email by five if you want to be chosen
for the Marlago trip.
Speaker 2 (32:38):
Mitchell Ultra
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