Wednesday-5-28-2025

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
You just fight with the next gen this morning. That's fun. Hey,
Ross was reviewing the the baby registry. Is this a
suit of armor on the baby Registry?

Speaker 2 (00:15):
Yeah, it's a templar suit of armor.

Speaker 1 (00:17):
It's very okay, I'm sorry I misidentified it a Is
it a suit of armor with a giant cross on
the front of it?

Speaker 3 (00:26):
Is?

Speaker 1 (00:26):
Yes, okay, but it's not the baby size.

Speaker 2 (00:31):
It's very essential.

Speaker 1 (00:32):
Okay, where does the where I'm sorry, where does the
baby go in this thing? Into?

Speaker 3 (00:38):
Uh?

Speaker 2 (00:38):
No, I hold I hold the baby behind the shield.

Speaker 1 (00:41):
I see. Okay, so you dual wield the baby or.

Speaker 2 (00:46):
No, No, you sort of like move your arm and
you balance, put the baby there and you hold the
sandwich it between your body and you hold your shield
and the shield is in front of the baby. It's protection.
And your swords in the other hand, I see.

Speaker 1 (01:00):
A sword or can it be like a hatchet or
a bastard sword or.

Speaker 2 (01:04):
That doesn't matter?

Speaker 1 (01:06):
Okay, what power are you imbuing?

Speaker 2 (01:10):
I'm probably gonna go lightning lightning?

Speaker 1 (01:12):
Okay? Yeah, yeah, all right. The world of Diablo, like
poison is better because then you can kind of like
melee or repel melee. Does that make sense everybody's kind
of getting sick while you've already struck and you'll fighting
other people or no. Okay, all right, A very interesting

(01:35):
for those of you who, for whatever reason did not
tune into the show yesterday. Ross big announcement. He's like,
I'm gonna have another baby. So that's happening, and now
the baby registry is just weird. So I thought it
was gonna be lightsabers and stuff, but we're going like
full templar armor. So for you know, whatever that's worth.

(01:58):
Oh look Nextion is gonna let me all right, rock on,
all right, good morning everybody. It is eight eight eight
nine three four seven eight seven four. I'm just gonna
let you go. I don't know if I ate something
or whatever's going on. There is a possibility you hear
me literally run screaming at some point during this show. Okay,

(02:19):
all right, so that's just you know, that's a thing
that may actually happen. But in the interim, we're gonna
go ahead and truck through this thing coming up on
the show. And I didn't get to this yesterday. A
decidedly different view. And some of this got like people
really angry over the weekend at the watch of the

(02:42):
NASCAR race, which I I'm sorry, I know a lot
of you are much more dedicated on that stuff. Even
though it was the Charlotte race. Didn't watch any of it.
I know that between that and the Indy five hundred,
people were like butt hurt because like Pete Haigsas showed
up over to the Indie race and like was on
the microphone for a few minutes, and apparently the Secretary

(03:06):
of Defense going to a car race offended people, which
I don't understand because I kind of thought that the sport,
any sport having to do with race and cars, was
a little bit partisan, just to you know, just a
wee bit, as much as NASCAR tried to make it

(03:28):
a non partisan thing and really get too big for
their bridges in some people's opinion late nineties, early two thousands.
But like the Indie race in the Indianapolis, which is
a deep red state, didn't make sense to me. But
over at the Coca Cola six hundred, which of course

(03:49):
was in Charlotte, which is a Memorial Day thing, we
had some issues. So we will have to talk a
little bit about that, and Okay, there we go. Now
I can fire my audio how hard was that just
one of those mornings. Well, what they did is they

(04:10):
previewed a new military ad and I don't know if
you guys remember some of the stuff we were seeing,
like Alla Biden administration and like the cartoonish nature of it.
I can't remember the one we played, but like it
had nothing to do with the military. It was like

(04:30):
I'm here to serve, to impress my two moms or something.
We played the audio of this. We are all gone
from that. And I don't know if you saw, but
they actually hit recruiting numbers for the first time in
the first six months the Trump administration, but for the
first time in like five years, and it's probably due

(04:52):
to things like this.

Speaker 4 (04:54):
No more distraction, no more electric tank, no more gender confusion,
no more climate change worship. We are laser focused on
our mission of war fire.

Speaker 5 (05:12):
We will measure our success not only by the battles
we win, but also by the wars we end, and
perhaps most importantly, the wars we never get into. It's
called peace through strength.

Speaker 4 (05:26):
You look into the eyes of these young Americans who
are giving up the best years of their lives in
a uniform to.

Speaker 1 (05:31):
Serve their nation.

Speaker 3 (05:32):
They are incredible.

Speaker 5 (05:36):
Through our power and might, we will leave the world
to peace. Our friends will respect us, our enemies will
fear us, and the all world will admire the unrivaled
greatness of the United States Military. We will replenish the

(06:01):
pride of our armed forces and the recruitment crisis.

Speaker 4 (06:06):
We don't fight because we hate what's in front of us.
We fight because He love us behind us.

Speaker 5 (06:15):
God bless you, God bless our arm coorses, God bless
our million women serving overseas, and God bless the United
States of America.

Speaker 1 (06:25):
And for people who for whatever reason want to have
TDS over everything, they're just you know, that's the kind
of stuff. They're horrified. They're like, Oh, Trump's got his
voice in there, Pete hegsas in there. And this is
the ad they chose to run during the Coca Cola
six hundred. If you're a seventeen year old who thinks
they want to be a war fighter, that's an ad
you respond to. And I'm going to couple that ad

(06:48):
with a twenty million dollar expenditure I was going to
get into yesterday ran out of time, and I feel
like they're relevant to talk about together, So hang on
for that eight eight eight nine three four seven eight
seventy four. Hang on, I think the biggest problem here
is that the alligators into soccer. Check your email. I'm sorry,

(07:13):
I should have texted too. I sent it to your email. Yeah,
so I've never played this course, by the way, Sea
Trails Golf Resort, which is in Sunset Beach, is that nice.
I have some friends who hang out down there, but
I'm not familiar with the course. So anyway, apparently a

(07:34):
bunch of busybodies called the police because there was an
alligator cruise around one of the ponds, which is not
unusual on the coast in North Carolina. But he might
have eaten some soccer fans, which at the end of
the day probably doing some people a favor. But then

(07:55):
like police showed up to deal with him, and I
guess I don't know what the issue is. Wait, the gator.
Nobody has a problem with the gator being there, and
he's got a toy, and yet there are animal control people.
All right, hold on, let me let me just read

(08:16):
this story because it's way too cute for actual reporting.
Here we go, an alligator showed up to a tee
time at a North Carolina golf course with a soccer
ball stuck in its mouth. Okay, incident happens Sunday at

(08:36):
Sunset Beach. Photos from the Sunset Beach Police Department show
the alligator in a pond at Sea Trails golf Resort,
which again is not unusual depending on which course you play.
If you go to like North Topsil, the course that's
right before you drive over the bridge on there, there's
a gator that lives on what would it be whull

(08:58):
number eleven is a par three over a pond and
then you know next to the sound there. I can't
remember his name, but there's like signage and stuff. I've
seen him once. I've hit balls to where he is
multiple times, which he probably has in his collection. But

(09:18):
but you know, you throw a soccer ball in his mouth,
everyone freaks out. And by the way, this is the
tame gator story that we have in the stack today.
We have one out of Florida that's far more insane.
But then police show up, they're like, all right. Police
departments said that before the intervention happened, an alligator rolled
around in the water releasing the ball. Why are you

(09:41):
calling police on a gator with a soccer ball if
it had a football, would you be this concerned?

Speaker 2 (09:49):
Are they like concerned it's gonna be like stuck in
his mouth and he can't open and close it Like
it's like like I.

Speaker 1 (09:55):
Thought that, But then I thought, maybe they're just concerned
that the gator will try to get people to watch soccer.

Speaker 2 (10:00):
I mean that is scary, dude, you can't have that.

Speaker 1 (10:02):
I mean it's you're scared of these that should be
among your concerns. Let's see, please say the alligator swam
away unharmed. We can't say the same for the soccer ball,
which sustained fatal injuries. I don't know, it doesn't look
like it like the thing's doing fine. And then in

(10:23):
the story, this is literally what they have on the
website here. Alligators are native to North Carolina can be
found all along the coast, and North Carolina Wildlife Resources
Commission reminds people to be gator aware at all times.

(10:44):
They were aware, and then they had a problem with
the thing because it was into soccer. Like, I don't
understand what's going here, But anyway, we'll send a link
out because that's the kind of story you want to
send people. But yet there's the police standing there with
the giant net, which I don't even understand what's going
to happen with that, and the gators just chilling with
the soccer ball there. It's like when your dog brings

(11:08):
you a ball. He just wants you to throw it. Man,
It's all he wants. And he's so dumb that if
you pretend to throw it, he'll get equal amounts of excitement.
He'll go, look, you could do it like five times
in a row. He'll think you threw it every time.
Gator just wants to play man. Like I said, though,

(11:29):
that is that is the Tame Gator story, because the
other one, the hell the other one, that's the whole thing.
And tired.

Speaker 6 (11:42):
Florida then Florida then do something in the water the
arrow's hand that makes you do.

Speaker 1 (11:47):
All that crazy crap.

Speaker 6 (11:48):
It's like the state is want to be dumb ass trapped.
Nowhere else has the Florida man. It is almost like
as the Weird Factor climbs and go buy.

Speaker 2 (12:02):
In Florida every time, Florida, then Florida.

Speaker 7 (12:06):
Man.

Speaker 2 (12:06):
If anyone can cheer me, you know, you.

Speaker 6 (12:08):
Can just mind life be crazy. But of course, but
it's not it's that crad crazy as yours. Nowhere else
are you gonna find him? They're so used to it
they don't find him.

Speaker 2 (12:19):
Hooray for Florida man.

Speaker 1 (12:22):
By the way, the headline on this thing is something else.
Are you ready? Meth praise Florida man? Is he beth crazed?
You'd be the judge? All right, Meth clay. A meth
craze Florida man bidden by alligator charges at cops with
garden shears before being shot dead in wild series of events.

(12:45):
Oh yeah, it's got Florida all over it. So uh,
it's from the New York Post. A meth crazed Florida
man survived getting bitten by an alligator. That's good, right now?
How did he get bit by? Now alligator? Was he
playing soccer with it? How did this go down? According
to police, forty two year old Timothy Schultz decided, Hey,

(13:08):
there is an alligator infested lake in Lakeland, Florida, just
outside of Orlando, on your way to Tampa. I'm gonna
go swimming in that which of you know, all the
of all the swimming holes in all the state of Florida.
Basically anything that's not coastal internal probably gatorfield, especially around Orlando,

(13:34):
including Disney, right, we had a whole kid eating so
pretty much, you know, not to swim in there. This
guy gives zero, you know What's so that's what people see.
They just see some random dude, he's in his forties,
kind of out of his mind, swimming in the gator

(13:55):
infested lake in Orlando Lakeland. Okay, so they called police
and then they witness this dude literally get attacked by
a gator. Champ chomps down on his arm. Police are
on the way. Police show up. Guy has a gator
attached to his arm. Now they're not there to like

(14:19):
bust this dude. They're there to help this guy because
he's got a gator attached to him, and you know
they're Florida police. So what does he do, Well, he
starts growling at people, including the Samaritans, who literally were
like tossing him like a life ring. Yeah, like you know,
a ring that you'd have in a pool area. Of
course they got pools, grab one out of the lunai,

(14:41):
trying to throw it to the dude. He starts growling
at him. He's got a gator attached to his arm.
Did you see this dude's mugshot because apparently he's had.

Speaker 2 (14:51):
Some run Yeah. No, I was gonna say, man, he's an.

Speaker 1 (14:52):
Arm Well hold on, hold on, hold on, this is
my I want to ask you something before you comment
if on my sixty second bird today. Okay, so a
little ways from now, just turn forty five. You just
turned forty five. We're getting old as help if at
sixty two I look like this guy, I want you
to pledge to start organizing my funeral. Will you do

(15:16):
that for me?

Speaker 3 (15:17):
For you?

Speaker 2 (15:18):
For you, buddy?

Speaker 3 (15:18):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (15:19):
Sure, will you commit? Okay?

Speaker 2 (15:20):
All right? Yeah, I mean you have a good point.
I mean he lives. He's a very old looking forty
two like he's had a rough life, and I guess
he's probably had a fun life. No, but yeah, apparently
in his own mind right to the end there. Yeah,
you know the math in the in the lake with
the gator in the shears and getting shot. What a life?

Speaker 1 (15:38):
What I mean? Do you want to go out like
in your sleep? That's boring? Right? You want a story
that people still talk about, like fifty you guys remember
Timothy Oh yeah, yeah, you remember he was a guy
with the gator attached to his army, charge police with
garden shears and got shot. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, Timothy,
Oh I got was fun at parties, totally did all

(15:58):
the math, all right. So, so as Ross is whenty nine,
it's a hard forty two. He's seen some stuff and
I don't think it was you know, the qui Gon
Valley or any of that. It was probably just other
meth heads in Orlando. So anyway, so when we last
left our hero, he's in the lake. He's got a

(16:20):
gator attached to his arm. He's growling at people like
a bear or whatever that's supposed to be. And now
police are on the scene and it's Florida, so you know,
he's living up to the Florida man thing. As police
showed up, the horror continues as Schultz suddenly emerge from

(16:42):
the lake grabbed a pair of garden shears, which barely
are just sitting around outside. I guess maybe it's probably
a lot of old people like the garden. Good for them,
At which point officers were like, hey, we were here
to rescue you because you had a gator attached to you.
Could you stop charging us with your garden shears? And

(17:05):
the hardest forty two you've ever seen, decided not, I'm
just gonna keep doing that, at which point officers tried
to tase him. That did not work. A lot of
people think that when officers deploy a taser, it either
fully tases or a dozen, But like, I don't know
what the rate is. You gotta get both those things

(17:27):
in the person, and a lot of times they're not
helping or making that easy. So, like, I can't tell
you the number of bodycam videos I've seen where the
tasers either don't seed and nothing happens, or the person
is just so messed up. And I've seen a person

(17:50):
in person so hammered at a bar that they deployed tasers,
but he was wearing a he was wearing a motorcycle vest.
He was wearn't a club vest, and for whatever reason,
it didn't get through and the guy looked like Andre
the Giant that police hit him like twice with that. Now,

(18:11):
the only thing that probably kept that dude from getting
shot in this parking lot in Menominee, Wisconsin. Does you
have to say like that was the fact that he
eventually fell down when police were like all right, and
they knew him they were called I can't remember, his
name was like Brian or something, and the police all
knew him, like Brian, what are you doing? And then

(18:32):
just taser. Taser didn't work and then fell down. But
like at that point, officers, if you're still a threat,
they've tried less than lethal or you know, whatever the
terminology is. So this guy emerges from the lake. They're
there to help him, has the garden shears, is coming
at police and growling because a lot of people are like,

(18:54):
why did they shoot He's he's a threat, and also
he just got bit by a gator and it's not
slow them down. So dude's got some ideas. According to Judd,
officers tried to take him peacefully into custody. Then he
decided to are you ready for this? After the taser
failed to jump in one of the patrol vehicles, And

(19:18):
in a lot of those vehicles they have a either
a shotgun. Primarily it's a shotgun in the front. Usually
the ar's in the back, but it's and it's latched
into a holder, generally next to the laptop where they
run your license. So he's trying to fish this thing out.
He is able to get it out of there, which
is impressive. Usually it's secured in and then you see

(19:41):
in the patrol vehicle where they fired into the vehicle,
hit this dude and he's dead. So Florida man in
all senses now. According to jud Schultz, in the mugshot
with the Hardest forty two had a lengthy drug pack

(20:01):
rap sheet and actually had been in jail up to
what eight days ago following a bunch of meth that
he had on him, which apparently was not shocking deputies
involved on paid administrative leave. Was the gator harm?

Speaker 3 (20:18):
No?

Speaker 1 (20:18):
I think the gator's fine the gator. The gator's probably
high af I didn't even think about that. Ross. How
high do you think the gator is biting into this dude?
Because meth gator sounds horrible. I remember they they were
doing a movie after Cocaine Beer called Cracodile. I think

(20:39):
it's probably one of those.

Speaker 2 (20:40):
Situations, dude. I remember Cracodile. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I never
saw it, but I remember it was gonna be a thing.

Speaker 1 (20:45):
I don't know did they actually release it, because they
were doing a whole series, like after cocaine Beer made
money then just like all right, we need animals on.

Speaker 2 (20:53):
Drugs, like which mammal? Can we give? What drug?

Speaker 1 (20:56):
Because that's Hollywood man, and like krack coons just for you.
We just had the kracoon up in Ohio. What are
we doing? But yeah, no, they had crocodile. I don't
know about methodile. Not sure how that works. But that
So to answer your question, emailer, I don't know. Maybe
he's high, maybe he's hot, I don't know. But the

(21:21):
last thing you want is a Gator Jones and I
think we can agree with that. But it's also like
Lakeland or Orlando, and it's just full of crazy people.
I don't know what it is about the Orlando area
because you're like, you're not even at the beach, and
if you're not there for the amusement parks, you're just
there to be hot, right? Is there something else to

(21:43):
do in Orlando. I've never met anyone who lived or
worked in Orlando that either wasn't adjacent to the you know,
the entertainment complex, which you know, I understand, or no
pretty much that Like I don't know, I house you
live in Orlando. I'm not knocking on it. It has

(22:04):
a purpose, but like I know some radio people, but
everything they do is like tied in with the theme parks there,
and so I kind of get that. If you're just
there to hang out, I assume you're probably doing meth.

Speaker 2 (22:16):
Yeah, it's a super weird radio market. It's like a
boutique market because it's so weird with the Universal and
Disney and and everything else there.

Speaker 1 (22:22):
In the people, it's like Vegas, Vegas. It's a weird
market too.

Speaker 2 (22:25):
Yeah, and the people that work there, like in the
service industry, they hate their lives because everybody coming through
was on vacation and in a great mood and your
yeah zero yeah, and you've worked like a twenty hour
shift and it's you're living in a different reality. And Yeah,
Orlando is super weird.

Speaker 1 (22:39):
They do have good golf courses, though I will say that,
but that's but that's part of the travel and entertainment thing.
That's where I had to play the Saint Andrews for
those of you who don't know. They have a recreation
of Saint Andrews in Orlando. And a friend of mine
who is a radio person who was also the producer
for Faridy's TV show, David Faridy's TV show on Golf Channel,

(23:03):
got me on that course. It's amazing. I golf like crap,
but it was great. But that's yeah, that's that's pure
tourist stuff right there. Everyone else in Orlando, to Ross's point,
it's just sick of tourist man. So having some meth
fueled Gators at least makes it interesting. Now I'm not

(23:27):
I'm not I'm not saying you should move it to Disney.
I'm just pointing out that the gator not guilty. Are
you gonna let it go?

Speaker 3 (23:35):
So?

Speaker 1 (23:36):
All right, what is this Boston Paul is sending me stuff?
Boston Paul, you should go play with the gators.

Speaker 3 (23:41):
Bro.

Speaker 1 (23:43):
Well wrestling you guys, get some photo ops there. It'd
be nice, all right. So that's our Gator update. Got
two of them, one local North Carolina and one Florida.
That's how we do, all right. Coming up on the show,
we got a little secret service issue. I don't know
what the hell is going on here. I mean, it's

(24:04):
not They're not in Columbia with hookers, so you know,
it's an upgrade over some of the stuff. But just
a wild, wild incident outside of Obama's house with some
of his protectorates. So we'll get into that the environmental
activists or very mad about something that I'm not happy about.

(24:25):
So I mean, I'm not happy that they're unhappy about
it because I just feel like they've already gummed up
this thing enough. But we'll bring up to speed. And
then I mentioned the twenty million in spending, which we
really didn't get into yesterday, that was announced by Democrats.
And there's an easier path here, so we'll detail that,

(24:49):
even though I kind of talked about it yesterday but
I didn't get into the details. So do this six
forty five. We'll take a break, be right back. Like
I got up, what time did I tech see? Like
three point thirty this morning? I was just dying. I'm
still dying, but like whatever, but if I'm awake, we'll
go ahead and do the thing that's gonna happen. So

(25:10):
I don't know if I ate something or what's going on,
but uh, I could run at any moment. Just you
all been warned, all right? So what was the video
you were seeing people were making fun of poor Angel Reese.

Speaker 2 (25:25):
Yeah, I came across on an X and it was
a guy at Target and he's in a sporting good
section and he finds an Angel Reese basketball which oh.

Speaker 1 (25:33):
Okay, slightly smaller than the men's basketball, right.

Speaker 2 (25:35):
Yeah, So he had a woman's ball, and so he
picks up the ball with you know, it's in the
box and throws it into his cart.

Speaker 1 (25:42):
But he he had sex with it, like the doll
from Frozen. Right No, no, it's a different video.

Speaker 2 (25:48):
But so he tries to throw it into his car
and it's the side of the cart on the ground.
So he picks it up again and tries to throw
in his car in Yeah, he gets the rebound, but
he picks it up and he throws in the car,
but he misses and society and it falls to the ground,
but he picks it up, so he gets the rebound
and then he picks it up and he's like, you
know this time it's time. Right No, no, he missed again.
Oh no, yeah, and he just kept missing and I thought.

Speaker 1 (26:10):
Oh, it's unfortunate. Did you see that? So they were
the opening game was like those two teams, right, she
plays for Chicago I think Reese and then Indiana for
Kaitlin Clark, and uh, it was as you can imagine,
it had like seven million viewers on TV. It was
a full arena. Everybody showed up. Uh, so they were

(26:30):
supposed to play again the other day, and Clark got
hurt or something before the game, and uh, the ticket
stop selling.

Speaker 2 (26:38):
It's weird, huh, And it's super weird. So maybe people
thought that Angel Reese because she played, right, Angel Reese played, she.

Speaker 1 (26:44):
Did play, Yeah, Caitlin Clark did not.

Speaker 2 (26:46):
Yeah, she's a big player. So I mean maybe people
thought that she was injured too, And that's why I didn't, Yeah,
because otherwise, I mean, she's a big player. Why would
you not want to go see her.

Speaker 1 (26:55):
I didn't get it. Did you see any of the
It wasn't Reese, but some other woman on the bench
who said either said that white B word or I
can't remember. They were trying to pretend, she said, But
it's pretty clear when I'm not a lip read expert,
but like, it's pretty clear that she said the white
B word on the bench and oh yeah, they said,

(27:18):
Oh no, she said whack fowl, which, as you know,
is something a lot of people say, right that foul
is whack pretty common within the basketball world, right, you
see a lot of like players saying that. Remember how
Jordan used to always say that's a whack fowl when

(27:39):
there was a foul objected to. So yeah, that was
a whole controversy over the weekend that I didn't delve
into on Monday. But then I saw the ticket thing
and I kind of laughed a little.

Speaker 2 (27:48):
I'm not gonna lie. Blocking Angel rees and X is
one of the best things I ever did. And here
I blocked Angel Reese before she got into the w
NBA's when she first hit the scene. Remember she was
being like she was.

Speaker 1 (27:59):
At LSU, she was the big rival to Kaitlin.

Speaker 2 (28:02):
Yeah, and she was being like that. She was doing
the nasty, ugly thing where she was just like doing
like the John Cena you can't see me. And I
was like this will, which, by the way, I can respect.
I don't even have a beef with that. If people
want to come in and be the villain in a
sporting sense, there's a place for that. There's a certain
way to do it. It's the way she was doing
it rubbed me the wrong way. I'm like, you're a
disgusting person and I'm blocking you, and you know it's

(28:24):
proven to be right, Uh.

Speaker 1 (28:26):
Yeah, yeah, you kind of nailed it. I'm trying to
remember which player said the white B word, Like it's
clear she said that, which which I'm not even ob
I don't like, I don't even have an objection to,
Like I want my sports people nasty. Do you know
what I'm saying. I'm also the one who wants them
to be able to do roids just because football would
be amazing. Right. You think you've seen some hits, you

(28:47):
ain't seen nothing like oh I got decapitated. Now you
got to figure out you have to expand the rosters.
Let's just let's go with the whole testing thing and
trying to hide it whatever. I want to see Barry
Bonds hit, you know, one hundred and fifty home runs
a season. I'm here for it, and I'm here for

(29:08):
sports rivalries, but pretending like I can't remember the exact quote,
but like people were offended, like, well, you know Angel
Reese is they're treating her as a villain and that's
never been done, and I'm just like, what are you
talking about? There have been who's the best villain in sports?
And I'll even include wrestling ross and you're from our childhood,

(29:32):
who was the best villain in sports? And a lot
it may have to do with who you root for.
But having a villain, having the you know, the antithesis
of what you're rooting for is a sports thing and
I'm here for it. And it could be simple. It
could be an enforcer in hockey.

Speaker 2 (29:49):
I had no idea in my lifetime. I'd probably say
Tom Brady from my perspective, he's the biggest.

Speaker 1 (29:54):
Sure, yeah, yeah, it could be. So you could be
totally something where his fans think he's great, but you're
just rooting against. It's good those villains.

Speaker 2 (30:02):
But but you can be respectable when you do it.
To Angel Reese comes across as a racist and I
can't and I and that word is thrown around a lot,
but I mean that sincerely. She comes across to me
as a racist. That's that's how I how I feel
the way she is wrong.

Speaker 1 (30:17):
I don't think you're wrong.

Speaker 2 (30:18):
Back in the day, you had Charles Barkley and you
had Michael Jordian and that was a big rivalry, but
it was respectable at the same time, like you didn't have,
you know, like Charles.

Speaker 1 (30:28):
Larry Bird was a villain.

Speaker 3 (30:29):
I don't.

Speaker 1 (30:32):
But what he used to say to people, Yeah, oh damn,
I know.

Speaker 2 (30:37):
He was a big trash talker, and yeah, you couldn't
have Bird without magic or magic without Bird, and we
were all better for it. But once again, there was
a sort of respect there and I don't see. I
don't Yeah, I'm just not a fan.

Speaker 1 (30:48):
You still got to be good. You just can't league
lead the league in rebounds that are your own, right,
That's that's that's the that's the little hit.

Speaker 2 (30:59):
In the tennis Rodman. Right, he would get his rebounds,
but it's not because he was picking up his own
that he was missing twenty times, you know, in a
row like whatever. Yeah, she got twenty rebounds in one quarter.
They were all hers.

Speaker 1 (31:12):
We don't have the congressman today, right, that's next week.
I don't know why that just popped into my head, Right, yeah,
Brad nots next week. Okay, all right, I'll just get
ready to tease it because then I rose, we don't
have a guest today, which I'm okay with because frankly,
I feel like crap. But all right, a couple of things.
We got to get into some airline chaos and I

(31:33):
was just ross and I were just talking about sports
trades or the worst trades ever, and we had ranked
Britney Griner for the Merchant of Death, just below herschel
Walker for ten years of the Viking's Future. But then
I was asking what the Bills are gonna do for
running back because I didn't know. Do you guys still
have Cook on your roster?

Speaker 3 (31:53):
Right?

Speaker 2 (31:53):
You know Cook is still on the roster. It's just
he's demanding.

Speaker 1 (31:56):
He's just diva.

Speaker 2 (31:57):
Yeah, I know, he went completely diva during the offseason
and then he took all the bill stuff off of
his uh like x acount and Instagram, and he's demanding
like a big bag, like a lot of money. And
he's demanding more money than Sequon Barkley signed.

Speaker 1 (32:11):
Than the guy just won a Super Bowl. Yeah, that guy,
And you're.

Speaker 2 (32:14):
Not kidding it. So they do have and he's still
in the roster, but he didn't show up yesterday. I
guess still like practice. Oh okay, But they do have
Ray Davis, who was the backup to him last year
and he's a really good.

Speaker 1 (32:26):
Yeah, Davis is good. Have you guys thought of signing
the Merchant of Death though we have not who we
traded for Griner.

Speaker 2 (32:32):
Now Canny Movies.

Speaker 1 (32:33):
He quick, I mean, he's uh, he's Cagy more.

Speaker 2 (32:38):
Like a Sanders or like a Derrick Henry.

Speaker 1 (32:40):
Remember he went into prison and then we're like, hey,
what if we trade this w NBA player for you?
And then like he went right back to merchant teen
death didn't miss a beat apparently. Remember I remember we
had that story. He's just like first thing he did,
he say, I got to go make a big arms
deal in like South su Dan or something. So I mean,
right back at it. A guy who's gonna put in

(33:00):
the work is the point that I'm making. So you
just gotta you know, if it's not him, then maybe
you heard me say Kaiser, Like that's a dude who
gets things done.

Speaker 2 (33:12):
So we asked for Kaiser, so they delivered as a cripple.

Speaker 1 (33:17):
No, wow, that's unfair.

Speaker 2 (33:20):
So I don't know what happened with that deal there.
So we let the guy go. We let him go, You.

Speaker 1 (33:25):
Let verbal go? Yeah, And where is he now?

Speaker 2 (33:28):
I don't care who cares?

Speaker 3 (33:30):
He just where?

Speaker 1 (33:31):
But like where did he go? Just down the street
or whatever?

Speaker 2 (33:33):
Some car picked him up?

Speaker 8 (33:34):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (33:35):
Probably gonna go check out Kobayashi or something. Oh lawyer, all.

Speaker 1 (33:39):
Right, that's his agent, right, I have a Japanese.

Speaker 2 (33:42):
Agent who cares, he's a nobody dude.

Speaker 1 (33:46):
That deal what was the worst deal? Remember the what
was the guy's name who left the base to go
like hang with the Taliban And then we traded five dudes,
three of which ended up getting killed doing terrorist stuff.

Speaker 2 (33:57):
That was bo burg Doll. Yeah, bo burg Doll. Yeah,
that was a bad trade, right, Yeah, the dude went
a wall. We gave him like five terrorists in response
or something.

Speaker 1 (34:07):
It's the herschel Walker trade all over again.

Speaker 2 (34:09):
Was it the guys that we had in Gitmo? Wasn't it?

Speaker 1 (34:11):
Three of them were in or No, they were all
in Getmo, and I think three of them ended up
either going back to Gemo or getting killed by our
own military.

Speaker 2 (34:18):
Yeah, they went back into the service of being a
terrorist blanket, right, Yeah, and yeah a lot of them
are dead now.

Speaker 1 (34:25):
And then I remember Obama held a press conference after
and he's like, well, you know, we locked him up
so long they had to be terrorists. And I'm like,
is that how that works? I don't know about that.
It's like a do to get put in jail for
murder gets out on a TECHNI or no. Remember the
guy who just got accidentally released from Garner murdered two people,
went to court and the paperwork didn't follow him. They

(34:45):
let him out in a month later, he shot somebody like, look,
people are gonna do what they love, right, it's their passion.
This case, apparently it was murdering people. So yeah, yeah,
you gotta look at it like that. So all right, anyway,
this is a crazy story. So the Secret Service has
suspended two officers who decided they were gonna have a

(35:07):
fight outside of Barack Obama's house. During the brawl, one
officer allegedly grabbed her radio end quote, and this is
I'm not up on all. You know how they use
like codes stuff like oh I ten forty or whatever.
That's not a thing, but like and so you have to,
like you have to know what they're talking about. So
into a radio, reportedly said quote, I'm gonna whoop this

(35:29):
girl's ass, which I'm not sure what that's code for,
but I'm not a law enforcement officer. But video shows
the female agents punching and shoving each other, so she
meant it. So there's that, which is good. You wanted
to follow through Real Clear Politics reporter Susan Krabt, where

(35:50):
you published both the video and the audio file two
X wrote that the fisticuffs happened outside Obama's DC home.
Let's see here about two miles northwest of the White House.
Oh yeah, he's I can't remember the name of that neighborhood.
It's a very nice neighborhood. Quote, I need a supervisor

(36:11):
out here. Immediately before I whooped this girl's behind. I'll
clean it up, said one of the women into the radio.
Here's the statement from Secret Service. The US Secret Service
is aware of an on duty altercation that occurred between
two uniform division officers around two thirty am May twenty First,

(36:33):
the individuals involved suspended and they're doing obviously an investigation.
I don't know. I guess you get bored. You're really
the only people you see and if you got a beef,
Like it's two thirty in the morning, you're just standing
around doing nothing right. Just make you sure the perimeter's clear.
Checking in on the radio. But you know it's not

(36:56):
the Columbia hooker thing. What was the and then it's
not also the part where you know you basically let
the former and now current again president basically uh, you know,
be in a shooting gallery because sloped rules like you've
got some issues, you're working on some stuff, and I don't.
I don't have inherent b for the Secret Service. I

(37:19):
I've known a few Secret Service agents over the years,
uh you know, post service, and it seemed like good people.
But it's like, this is the kind of crap that
like it takes away from the mistike of it. The
Secret Service is a little bit of mystique, right, And
I you know, going back to like clinial what was
the Clint Eastwood movie where he's the Secret Service dude

(37:41):
I got shot for one of the presidents, went back
in the line of fire. That's a great movie. And
there's a there's a certain lionization of Secret Service officers
and there's just all these crazy stories.

Speaker 2 (37:53):
Man, you know there used to be like a like
you said, it's like a mystique, like a mystery.

Speaker 1 (37:57):
Yeah, some duy with glasses. Maybe he's got a fake
arm hanging out because this other one's on a gun,
like willing to take a bullet for the president. I'd
say that's a big deal. And I think that most
of the people who serve probably serving that capacity. But
you had this like fundamental breakdown. It's not two chicks
fighting out front. I'm look, I'm here for a cat fight. Whatever.

(38:18):
Oh it's on video, great, let's do this thing. That
being said, it was like a fundamental breakdown of their
ability to properly protect the former and now current president,
Like how how did we get so? Like do you
remember how quickly that story evaporated that portion of it.
We talked about this incessantly on the air, like where

(38:42):
they're just like, oh, are bad. Yeah, we didn't want
to put it on that roof, and it's like, I
don't know, man, Like this wasn't just a blind spot.
This was like the most Glarus. Like if you brought
me to an area and they do these assessments ahead
of time. I've literally been there for an event that
we were doing that Bush was at, all right, so
it's a radio station event. Bush's there, and so we

(39:04):
all have to go down there, and Secret Service was there.
It was like two weeks ahead of time, and they
had like twenty people running around that place and they're
not even telling you what they're doing, but they're going
through and their map and they're figuring out where everyone's
going to go, and it's really impressive to watch. And
then they asked you questions like you did something but whatever,

(39:24):
and they go through all that and like you realize
what an operation this is, and then day of like clockwork,
it was great, you know what it was. It was
when Bush announced No Child Left Behind was actually an
event that was part of a radio event that we
did in Lacrosse, Wisconsin. He announced it at a school
and it was my first time in a news capacity

(39:49):
at a secret service, credentialed event. I had been I
had watched Clinton speak in college. He came to the
university I was at and we were drunk, so like
we didn't care and they just kind of like put
us in a pit but whatever, because we just assumed
he would be and then he'd want to go to
the sorority houses. That was literally our mindset. But like,
this was the first time I was working there and

(40:10):
really watching what they were doing. It was wildly impressive.
And then you see the fundamental breakdown that happened with
Trump and it's just like the like they don't even
talk about that anymore. And then do you remember the
dude after the woman resigned who was the agent in charge,
who thankfully is not the guy now in that in
that in the House hearing. It wasn't a confirmation here,

(40:31):
and they just had him there answering questions because he's
in charge, and it was just so angry. It's just
just angry. It was just battling with some of the
House members. Well, the whole thing absolutely decimated. What I
think is that mystique within the Secret Service. And now
you got a couple of chicks fighting because they're bored

(40:53):
at two thirty and one of them's mad at the
other one, or they're both mad at each other. I
don't even know what's going on. Let's see who is
all right, let me just I'll read this verbatim. This
is just the latest alleged incident of bad behavior in
the Secret Service uniform ranks. Michelle Herzog, who was assigned
to protect Kamala Harris, was accused of attacking a supervisor.

(41:17):
Didn't they have a story where a Secret Service agent
like broke into a business to go to the bathroom.
I remember that story went away too. I just it's
just now popping back in my head.

Speaker 2 (41:29):
Yeah, that was during a believe a Kamala Harris campaign event.

Speaker 1 (41:32):
Right they show Yeah, it was somewhere in like Pittsburgh
or something. They showed up and they're just like, I'm
going to break into this business. And I will say this,
maybe the details changed, but that's the last I remember
of that story. I remember the whole thing was strange,
and the media had no interest in covering it, but
it was just it was another element of the dereliction
of duty of coverage that you know, a couple of

(41:56):
reporters now, including Jake Tapper, getting absolutely filled with your
richover by the way that book is selling. They're selling
a crap ton of those copies, not to mention the
speaking engagements that come with it and everything else. Like
that's that's the most repugnant part of this getting away
from the secret Service side. It's just like all of

(42:18):
these stories, some of its Secret Service, but all of
these stories that just continue to move forward with, you know, everywhere,
like everyone realized that there's problems and we just moved
on from it and now you gotta now you gotta
cat fight out in front of Obama's house. I hope
the video is good. I haven't seen the whole thing,

(42:42):
but remember the going back to that incident with Kamala Harris.
Do you remember what she was assaulting her coworkers with
This is how crazy the story is that you may
not remember it. So her Zog, who was assigned to
protect Harris, was accused of assaulting her coworkers with sanitary pads.

(43:02):
She was assaulting them with Maxi pads. It was one
of those moments where you take somebody who's doing such
an adult thing and you're just like, that's insane, you
know what. It reminded me of Remember the astronaut who
drove across the country in diapers over over a love battle,
and you're like, wait a second, don't you go to space?
The hell's going on? You go to space and you

(43:25):
just put adult diapers on so you could drive to
Florida kick some chicks behind because she's hitting on your man.

Speaker 2 (43:31):
I mean you make better time if you don't stop
to go to the bathroom.

Speaker 1 (43:33):
No, I I'm aware of Yes, yes, that's why you
have this. Why gatorade bottles exist. You women don't even know.
You don't even know. You know how many times a
dude driving by himself has to stop to go to
the bathroom if he doesn't neat gas goose egg And
it's weird if you do.

Speaker 2 (43:53):
Ye how many times on on Patrol Live I've seen
like a cop stop somebody and they're like, what is
this container?

Speaker 3 (43:58):
Right? Right?

Speaker 1 (43:59):
Yeah? Yeah, is that booze? What's in? There's something else?
And the cop believes them. You know why, because if
it's a male cop, they get it. They're like, oh yeah, yeah, okay.
Or you're driving three hundred miles by yourself, totally understandable.
Now you got to get the wide mouth bottles. If
you don't get those, then I can't help you. But
you know, you're a dude. You don't want to get

(44:21):
caught with a small open bottle. You have to have
the wide mouth like the Gatorade, because then you get
on on Patrol Live and people see that you went
with it in a regular water bottle with a small opening.
They're gonna have questions, they're gonna assume some stuff. But no,
this other chick, she's like, I'm gonna I'm gonna assault
you with Maxi pads. And that story just went away.

(44:46):
So uh, I don't know.

Speaker 2 (44:47):
The first story I can remember, and maybe you mentioned this.
I was doing other things, but the first story I
can remember where it was like what is going on
with the Secret Service? What is happening here? Remember when
the guy jumped over the fence at the White House
and made it into the White House.

Speaker 1 (44:59):
You did making it into the White House. He made
it like deep into the white right.

Speaker 2 (45:03):
So you're jumping over the fence, you're running across the lawn,
You're getting into the White House and.

Speaker 1 (45:08):
Just had a right, had a knife, right, yeah, got
in And when you go into secrets, I remember he
made it like into the yellow Room, which, if I'm
remembering correctly, that requires you to get past part what
is the public? Part two? There is a there is
a delineation there, and there's agents in there.

Speaker 2 (45:27):
Yeah, So that completely destroyed, like you were saying, the
mystique of the Secret Service, because before then you would
just assume that. As soon as he stepped in that lawn,
you're like, yeah, your head has just turned.

Speaker 1 (45:36):
There at least there's six dogs chewing on you, right, yeah,
And then what do they do? Remember what they did? After?
They're like, well, what if we put some spikes at
the top of the fence, and then another dude jumped
over the fence because he's just like, what if I
put a jacket over the spikes and they're like, ah,
you're mister wizard. What happened.

Speaker 3 (45:57):
That?

Speaker 1 (45:58):
That was the same part they put all these spies.
It took him like a month to do it. And
then the guy's like, what if I throw my jacket
over it like in every movie and they're like, ah,
you got us. Ah, you're you're mag iver. Good for you.
So so anyway, don't if you're protecting the president or
former president. No cat fighting, I guess would be the

(46:19):
takeaway there. All right, So how do you talk to dudes? Ross?
If you wanted to talk to let's say, men eighteen
to thirty four, which is a demographic that we literally
deal with in radio, what would you do? How would
you communicate?

Speaker 2 (46:38):
I would just talk?

Speaker 1 (46:39):
You would just talk to him, right, Yeah, you're not
but you're not a man eighteen to thirty four. So
how would you know?

Speaker 2 (46:45):
I'm just I'm a dude. Oh yeah, and I've been
eighteen thirty four, so I mean a dude you know
for like one.

Speaker 1 (46:52):
Year or longer? Were you longer eighteen to thirty four?
Would you say?

Speaker 2 (46:55):
Yeah, no, a bit longer? Yeah?

Speaker 1 (46:57):
Okay, then all right, Yeah, I mean I.

Speaker 2 (47:00):
Think I'd have to give it that much thought. I
would just talk.

Speaker 1 (47:02):
But if you were a woman, right, you wouldn't be like,
I'd never been a man eighteen thirty four, right, so
you wouldn't know. But maybe you talk to somebody who
was a man, who had been a man eighteen to
thirty four, and you had access to him, and then
you would use that to communicate to people, or the
other option you spend twenty million dollars to fake it.
That story coming up next, Like it's like you got

(47:26):
to get into the brain of men, which the Democrats
are going to pay twenty million to do because apparently
they don't know any which is what makes this story
so wild. But you gotta like we had a story
ross if I get into the story about the woman
who killed her husband and cut his junk off and
made beans with it, I don't think I did. I
did not get it. And by the way, if you're going, wait,
I heard that story. No, no, no, this is the

(47:48):
second one. This is one that happened a month after
the other one, which I believe we did cover. She
got mad at her dude, killed him, chopped his bits off,
and made the national dish of Brazil. I can't remember
what the name of it. Is, which is good, Like,
you know, you want a woman who can cook and
murder you in your sleep and then cut that. Let

(48:09):
me let me tell you, like, dude's not alive anymore.
I don't know what led up to that. Obviously she's psycho,
but no guy wants to be part of an appetizer.
You want to know that you are like Jesus with
the fish and loaves. Man, how much does she make?
That is literally a question that a male friend of
mine asked me when I like, dude, you guys see
the story, and he's like, well, as long as you know,

(48:31):
you want to make sure there's enough there. That's such
a guy response, right, You don't want to you don't
want to be Oh no, it was a sampler thing
at Costco. No, you wanna, you wanna you want to
feed the masses like, well, he died, but at least
you know it was enough for a full cookout. That's
you know, that's that's where guy's brains go. So understanding

(48:53):
where guy's brains go can be pretty useful, especially when
you're trying to get dudes to vote for you. But
if you're their Democrat party, you got a little bit
of an issue, and the idea that you're going to
go ahead and you're going to solve it by throwing
twenty mil at the problem is laughable. And I'll explain

(49:14):
what your problem is here in a moment. I think
most of you can envision it. But check the story
out here we go New York Posts. Democrats can't figure
out why they're hemorrhaging young male voters, and party leaders
are baffled. I'm not going to get into the details
of our ratings, but one of the things that is
very interesting about this show versus your traditional talk radio

(49:38):
station or talk radio show, we kill it with young people.
We kill it with young men, like to the point
where it's a ross Like it's a little weird right
with the young men part of our demographic.

Speaker 2 (49:51):
It's super cool. But yeah it is. It's great.

Speaker 1 (49:53):
No, no, no, I love it, don't get me wrong, But like,
it's also I think it's part of this issue. I
think it's part of the issue that Democrats are have
it right now because, yeah, we do politics on this show,
and it is overtly political, but if you really think
about it, half of the stuff we talk about is
not a party thing. Talking about lightsabers and stuff now.

Speaker 2 (50:15):
But it's also like the popularity now of spoken word
and long form podcast correct, right, like Joe Rogan or
Theo Vaughan. It's when you actually think about it, it's not
that surprising that younger people would maybe flocked to listen
to that on the radio.

Speaker 1 (50:28):
No no, no, But it is a decidedly different slice
versus Glenn Beck.

Speaker 2 (50:35):
Yeah, right, yeah, and it's it's like traditionally it's weird, yes.

Speaker 1 (50:38):
And in a morning in a morning sequence. It's also
much different than where you normally see young male listeners.
A lot of it's sports usually or Zoo Crew, right,
especially when you get into the younger you get a
Zoo Crew or a legacy Zoo cru is a thing,
look it up. But like, so we love that. I
love that we have that. But it speaks to how

(51:00):
people interact with, you know, the news of the day.
And so if you're the Democrat party and you have
a what was it like, twenty eight percent overage in
college educated women and that's the only demographic you're killing
it in, you got a problem. So how do you

(51:20):
get the college educated men who you know might be
adjacent to what is your strong demographic. They don't know
and instead of like recognizing that, perhaps your entire strategy
has been to demonize those individuals from the day that

(51:40):
they were adulting. Let's talk about that. Like it's one
thing for Ross and I were an older generation of
many of you are as well. Right, you remember a
time when you weren't literally the devil. But if you're
twenty five, you voted now in a couple of presidential elections,
you don't know what time you weren't the great satan.

(52:05):
You've always been the problem. You've been told it every day.
You're toxic, you're you're you've probably been medicated, if you're
a little hyper, if you had some energy. You're just
walking around waiting to, you know, rape women around you,
because you know that's what happens. You know, what was
there was some insane number, like what was it like

(52:25):
one in five women is raped to college? Why would
you send your daughter to college? Well, you're the you're
the villain. Just insane numbers there, and that has been
the entirety of your existence. You've had to either bend
the knee and be like, yep, I gotta change, even
though you've never really been something to change from and
anytime you tried to, you know, do the bro stuff.

(52:49):
This is what I call the young groups, the bro bros. Right,
you get the bro bros, like the frap boys there
at UNC who rescued the flag. Those are the bro bros.
And then you got the uh you know, the the
yay girls, right, they're the party girls, yay right when
they go out, right, that's your traditional younger twenty something
set and God bless him, have fun, do your thing.

(53:10):
It's a great time. You're all in the best shape
of your life. You're all hot, you're partying, you're having
a great time. And then you just kind of work
through it and and like that entire slice of life
has been demonized since since the day you got to here,
and you don't even know what you did. And it's

(53:31):
and it is part of a political strategy. So what
did you think was going to happen when you told
this entire slice of voters that they're what's wrong with America?
They're not going to vote for you. So now there's
scrambling to figure out what are we going to do?

(53:51):
And instead of like trying to salvage them. Look, Gavin
Newsom could be a conduit for young men. He's very slick,
good looking, he speaks well, he can actually be self
deprecating without actually being self deprecating. He's a very dangerous
politician for the ideas that he has, and he's trying
to course correct on some stuff, like he could be

(54:13):
a conduit for it, but you don't have anyone else
in the party. And then you get David Hogg in
there for five minutes, which, look, he's not an example
of a guy's guy, but he's kind of the closest
thing you got. And what's the first thing you do.
You run him out of office. You throw him out.

(54:35):
You get into a big fight with him over stupidness,
like he's dumb and he has bad ideas, but as
far as you know, he's still a guy. And you
torch the first guy you get in there. He's got
a little bit of a little bit of cred, a
little bit of notoriety, even if if it's for being
kind of a weasley weirdo, it will still resonate with

(54:59):
your voters. And torch him the first thing you do
because he didn't he wasn't demographically proper enough. Oh well,
we can't have a white male in there. Plus he's
talking about primary people. Like, so now you've got to
spend twenty million dollars, which is on this CNN piece
what the Democrat Party has done. They've created a new

(55:20):
strategy called speaking with American Men, a strategic plan probing men,
like you know, like there's something you just found, Like
it's that bacteria the Chinese just found on their space station,
Like what is this? Let's go ahead and figure it out.
And so you're gonna spend twenty million dollars rather than
just talking to dudes to figure out their syntax. This

(55:45):
is I mean, this is literally the language language they're using.
Like all right, so we're gonna study the words that
they use and then we're gonna use those words for marketing.

Speaker 2 (55:54):
I saw a text yesterday from Andrew Yang. Did you
see his text going yeah, you know he said somebody
It was a long lines of the problem with the
Democratic Party is they have to spend twenty million to
figure out how men talk.

Speaker 1 (56:04):
Yes, it's just wild to me, like how do men talk?
It's almost grunts, but it's not. It's actually deeper than that.
And you guys have no idea. That baffles me. Look,
I understand how progressive talk to each other. I do
we play enough lot ago, I get it. I can reckon,

(56:25):
I can pick up on the stuff. I understand how
women talk to each other.

Speaker 2 (56:28):
You see these studies done before too. I know you've
seen the same ones where you know they say, like,
the people on the right understand the arguments of those
on the left. Yes, those in the left have no
idea of the arguments or the thoughts of people on
the right. They're completely alienated and in their own and
bubble and they just don't know. They have no doubt.

Speaker 1 (56:45):
They do not know what a twenty three year old
dudes think and right.

Speaker 2 (56:48):
But the thing is they think they know, but they don't.

Speaker 1 (56:51):
Yeah, well they think, oh, well, what he wants to
do is he wants to shave with his bro right.
That weird, uh Harry's commercial thing that we had last week. No,
he doesn't. You know what he also doesn't want to do.
He probably doesn't want to get into politics that much
because he's twenty two to twenty three. You know what
he wants to do. He wants to go to the
bar and talk to hotties.

Speaker 2 (57:11):
That's the other problem is you injected politics into absolutely everything,
this sport, every video games, the media, and you can't
get away from it. And people are tired of it,
and you're being told they're tired of being told that
they're awful people.

Speaker 1 (57:23):
You are so far gone from what is a very
you're not going to fully understand them, Like I don't
fully understand twenty some year old dudes now. But I
can make conversation and we're gonna have a lot in common,
and we're you know, we're gonna talk about It ain't
gonna be politics. You just want to talk about golf,
some beach cars. Oh, dudes, love cars. I don't know

(57:46):
if you know this. Love car. I don't care if
you're twenty or eighty. Some guy rolls up in a viper.
They want to look at the engine. That's how it is,
not all of them. Maybe they want to talk about
video games. Maybe they just want to talk about nothing.
Guys are really good at talking about nothing. I don't
know if you know this. We are fantastic to the
point where it drives women crazy. You've seen those like

(58:08):
skits were and there's I don't know if it's Brian
Reagan who does it is a whole bit where he's like.
He comes back, he's telling his wife that his buddy
got divorced. She's like, oh my gosh, what happened. He's like,
I don't know. I don't know. Like you just played golf.
He's like, A, yeah, that is.

Speaker 2 (58:25):
That is the reason that bit is so funny and
so popular. It's because it's so true.

Speaker 1 (58:29):
Yeah, he's he got a new driver.

Speaker 2 (58:32):
Yeah, they were. He goes out golfing with his buddy
that recently got divorced. Right, Yes, they're on the golf
course for the entire day. And they get back and
she's like, how's he feeling, how's he doing?

Speaker 1 (58:41):
What happened?

Speaker 2 (58:42):
He's like, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (58:43):
I don't know. I don't know.

Speaker 2 (58:44):
Would you talk about is new driver? Golf?

Speaker 1 (58:47):
We talked about golf. Guys are content with that.

Speaker 2 (58:51):
Yeah, Mark, he's done that before. We're like, i'll have
you know. I talked to my you know, certain buddies
whole time and.

Speaker 1 (58:56):
Talked to Michael or whatever.

Speaker 2 (58:58):
And she's like, well, how how is Michael feeling? How's
he him?

Speaker 1 (59:00):
Like, I don't know.

Speaker 2 (59:01):
Mm always share memes.

Speaker 1 (59:02):
I think he's alive. Say that's it, and I know
what you're thinking. You're like, well, how do you connect
with those people? It's surprisingly easy. You just you give
the same amount as zero f's that they do. Let's
get Ray Stagic in here. He'll back this up. Guy,
we're not complicated. Oh he's on the Oh crap, are

(59:24):
we doing this today? Okay? I'm sorry? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry,
they're mister Stagic. We got another thing like women, when
guys is a Democrat party spending twenty million to figure
out how to talk to dudes, and it's so easy.
Just talk about nothing. We're not you know, we're not
sharing deep thoughts.

Speaker 3 (59:43):
No, my whitet gets aggregated because I do the same thing.
Yeah you dad? Good? Would you talk about nothing?

Speaker 1 (59:50):
Nothing?

Speaker 3 (59:51):
I'd tell her thirty thousand feet That's what I tell her.
I said, I don't need the details. I said, I'm
flying up there thirty thousand I only need the highlights.

Speaker 1 (59:59):
That's yeah. Is he alive? Good? All right? Check?

Speaker 3 (01:00:02):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:00:02):
But here's the other thing too, like when guys do
share information like that, because it does happen, it's more
impactful because it's it's it's right right, right.

Speaker 1 (01:00:09):
Boy tells you something personal right attention? Absolutely mean, what's
going on. Then then you're the female part of your brain,
I guess starts.

Speaker 2 (01:00:20):
But right at that point you're like, are you dying?
Like what's wrong?

Speaker 3 (01:00:23):
Well, in your car?

Speaker 1 (01:00:26):
That's the real wor the worst.

Speaker 3 (01:00:28):
Part with it. So I do this thirty thousand Kelly thirty.
Now my youngest daughters picked up on that. So now
when my wife asked my daughter questions and she says
that to her thirty thousand feet mom, and she gets
so aggravated because they all know you.

Speaker 1 (01:00:41):
So you've turned the women against the women.

Speaker 3 (01:00:44):
I've turned Wanda.

Speaker 1 (01:00:45):
Anyway, that's good for you. Man, fight you gotta, yeah,
because you're it's just you and women right in You're.

Speaker 3 (01:00:51):
Exactly even even the dogs the dog's female's. Yeah, it's
just a little bit of a battle here. Jump into
the battle being in the clouds and the cool weather
yesterday for the try at a record low high temperature
fifty seven at the airport in Greensboro. That was high yesterday.
That was a record low high and Rollie, we did

(01:01:14):
a little bit better. I think we got in the sixties. Yeah,
sixty five, but we should be at our above eighty
the well below normal. Now we'll start a slow recovery.
Some clouds kind of icky out there this morning with
some light rain showers this afternoon, might mix in a thunderstorm,
but a lot of cloudy hours too, low mid seventies Tonight,
maybe a shower thundershower Tomorrow, little fog back again at

(01:01:36):
a few showers thunderstorms in the afternoon, near eighty degrees.
Tryad probably stays in the seventies and then Friday, good
coverage on the scattered showers thunderstorms into Friday night. This
could be the end because after that sunshine for the
weekend and upper seventies to low eighties, it looks like
we're gonna have a pretty good run of weather starting
this weekend. In the first couple of days in June,

(01:01:57):
I had.

Speaker 1 (01:01:57):
A conversation for almost three hours the other day on
why cars should have wing doors again they should. I know,
the parking lot things a problem, but how frigging cooler
wing doors? Man?

Speaker 3 (01:02:09):
Well, that and butterfly windows on the old pickup truck
that had that discussion this past weekend, or.

Speaker 1 (01:02:14):
The suicide doors. It was a whole thing. It was
a whole thing. Yeah, somebody committing suicide. No, it's just cool.

Speaker 3 (01:02:23):
It's just cool stuff that we're doing it right now, right.

Speaker 1 (01:02:26):
Yeah, I'm chewing out the real estate. Yeah, well we'll
chew up more in an hour. Okay, let's find other
guys stuff to talk about. Okay, Yeah, yeah, guys, there
you go. Raced Agic from the Weather Channel. Appreciate that. Yeah.
I had a whole conversation about wing doors. You just
don't see him enough. We need more ross. How much

(01:02:48):
cooler would any vehicle you own be if it had like.

Speaker 2 (01:02:50):
The wing doors, like the the loandoors be.

Speaker 1 (01:02:53):
Yeah, it's just amazing, amazing, right, and they don't work
in a parking lot environment, but they're awesome. You get
some you get some supercars with him. My buddy's dad
had a Mercedes with them. I can't remember what model
that was. Uh, it was super cool. We talked. I
talked about that for like three hours. The other day
with two guys that are friends of mine, we talked

(01:03:15):
about nothing else, I promise you. The one who's married,
he went home and his wife's always asking about I promise.
She was like, what did you talk about? He said,
wing doors. It probably was a fight. She didn't believe him,
but that's what we talked about. Shelby. That's what we
talked about. It's his wife's name. All right, there you go,
seven fifty one. Hang on, you can get away with
a line. And I like old westerns. Know, if anybody

(01:03:36):
ever wants this is another dude discussion. If you're wanting
to get into a discussion and not just the John
Wayne stuff. If you want to get into old western discussion,
I'm here for you. I remember. I remember one of
the best discussions Ross and I ever had is like
when we first started working together. You had just watched
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, right, and you just
I remember you came in one day You're like, that

(01:03:57):
movie was amazing, great movie, that is right.

Speaker 2 (01:04:01):
Yeah, No, Westerns are great. And when I was a kid,
I didn't appreciate him growing up in the city. But
my dad used to love watching westerns, you know, in
his pliner because he was a country boy, grew up
with the horses and stuff like way upstate New York.
But he I wasn't into them as a kid, And
now that I'm into them, I wish my dad was
still alive so we could watch them and then you know,
talk about them because they're so great. Oh, and and
it only expands another media too. Like Red Dead, Redemption

(01:04:22):
two is a fantastic video game because of the vibe
and the feeling. And you know you're you're a cowboy.

Speaker 1 (01:04:28):
What's your top three westerns? Dude? Unforgiven is one of them.

Speaker 2 (01:04:33):
Right, let's just be c I love Unforgiven, I love
True Grit. I like the New True Grit as well.
They're they're both great, by the way, both both love
I love Pale Writer.

Speaker 1 (01:04:44):
Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Those are all very
good choice. And you know what, this is a Democrat party.
This is what dudes talk about. We don't, I don't,
I don't have to know the I will tell you.
One of the most liberal people i' growing up. He
literally votes for communists. Took an old Dodge pickup truck

(01:05:06):
sixties model and did a full resto on it, and
as he was getting ready to do the interior, announced
to us that he was going to swap the dash
out and make a digital and we all made fun
of him. We're like, you can't do a full restoration
and then do that, And it turned out so good.
It's so good. The truck's name is Brumus. By the way,

(01:05:27):
it's got a name killer paint shot, but it's got
all digital dash in it, sixties zero Dodge pickup. It's amazing.
I don't know if I've ever talked to him about
like I know he votes for comedies, don't care. He
does a bunch of really good restoration. Lives in Montana
now with other comedies. Whatever. We'll talk about that, we'll
talk about favorite westerns. This is so easy. Send me

(01:05:50):
your twenty million dollars. I just solved it for.

Speaker 2 (01:05:52):
Listen, let's get back to pail writer. Listen when he Oh,
you have a preacher m beating down dudes with a stick.

Speaker 1 (01:05:59):
He's got a back ground though he's a preacher. But
it's a little bit of backstory there.

Speaker 2 (01:06:03):
It's a fantastic movie, just the ritual of that. It's
just such a great character.

Speaker 1 (01:06:08):
I love for people who aren't into westerns. I remember
I was dating a girl one time. She refused to
watch a Western, and I figured out what I remember
which one I showed her Ah, and she loved it,
and I felt like I had accomplished, like I was
over the moon. Oh, it was two mules for sister Sarah,
because I realized that she wanted to see some that

(01:06:29):
wasn't just shoot him out and wasn't a traditional and like,
that's a great one, dude.

Speaker 2 (01:06:34):
That is a great movie, especially like when you go
in blind not knowing.

Speaker 1 (01:06:38):
Because you're knowing who she is.

Speaker 2 (01:06:39):
Yeah, you go in blind and you're like, oh, this
is like an old timey western and he's gonna be like,
you know, the pacing and the beats are going to
be something I can you know, figure out. And then
there's like a big like sort of reveal in that
movie and I completely like blew me away like a story.

Speaker 1 (01:06:54):
Yeah, yeah, great movie. I felt so proud of myself
and then I told other dudes about it and then
they're like, yeah, that's good. I should make my wife
or girlfriend or whatever watch it.

Speaker 2 (01:07:03):
You know what I want to see that I've never seen.
I want to see that movie where John Wayne plays
Genghis Khan.

Speaker 1 (01:07:10):
I've only seen snippets.

Speaker 2 (01:07:11):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:07:13):
Yeah, there's a there's a documentary I can't remember what
it was. I think it was called yellow Face. There's
a documentary that's on like HBO Max or whatever where
they talk about a bunch of old movies like this,
and there's a part of me. That's like, yeah, that sucks. Also,
where can I watch.

Speaker 2 (01:07:28):
Something It's absolutely absurd. But that's why I want to
watch it, you know, because.

Speaker 1 (01:07:32):
His voice, because I say, they played clips of it.
He doesn't change his voice. Right, So it's John Wayne
with the weird you.

Speaker 2 (01:07:39):
Know, yeah, pil grum like this sort of thing. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:07:42):
Yeah, but he's you know, he's also impregnating in the
third of the Asian continent. You know, it's what he does.

Speaker 2 (01:07:47):
I mean, he's the Duke.

Speaker 1 (01:07:50):
Yeah, nobody's gonna arguement all right, Now look at this.
Dudes are sending me their top Westerns. Tombstone's amazing, Liberty
Balance amazing, Eldorado, Rio, Bravo. Okay, I feel like The
Unforgiven's got to be in the top three. What a
great movie. I don't even know where Big Whiskey is.
I grew up Wyoming. I know that the war has
got the face cut up and some ponies, That's what

(01:08:11):
I know.

Speaker 2 (01:08:12):
I thought you grew up next to Big Whiskey. Aren't
you from that area?

Speaker 1 (01:08:14):
No, I'm from the k C Buffalo area.

Speaker 2 (01:08:17):
Are you you're more from like the Legends of the
Fall type area.

Speaker 1 (01:08:20):
No, the other side of the Mountain. Okay technically from
that so yeah, although they did film some uh some
scenes there. Yeah, dude, one of the greatest Western lines.
That's the other thing you talk about lines and movies.
One of the greatest movie what is uh? And and
and dudes will recognize it? What? What is? What is

(01:08:41):
clint Ea Swoit's character say back to the bartender or
to the person in the bar after they complained that
they just shot an unarmed man, What is the line?
Even if you don't get it exact, what is the line?
Guess he should have armed himself. What a great line?
Due and in that moment in that movie, Oh, it's killer.

(01:09:02):
Westerns have some of the greatest lines in there. And
you don't have to get into The Man with No
Name series. So many great lines in that fistful of dollars,
a few dollars more The Man with No Name. You know,
that whole series, the good, the bad, and the ugly,
even the non lines, just the just the moment we're
all standing around in that graveyard. What are you gonna do?

(01:09:22):
What are you gonna do? What are you gonna do?
That's what guys talk about. They talk about everything and
nothing all at the same time, So if you can't
make political connections with them, what are you doing? That
is the beauty of this show. And this is what
I tell people who complain when we don't do politics.
Sometimes they're like, oh, man, you just talk about nothing.

(01:09:43):
There's really important issues you need to be talking about. No,
there's not. There are and we will get to them.
But what do you think what what do you think
is more palatable to people, especially if you want to
convince them that you're right on stuff. You want to
I don't want to say rope and don't you want
to hook him in because that's how normal people are. Right,

(01:10:05):
We're talking about everything. And then after we get done
talking about the resto on that sixties dodge, which is
the digital dash turned out great, he was absolutely right,
good for him or your favorite westerns, then I can
pivot over to the fact that the Democrats are having
just spend twenty million dollars because they can't communicate with dudes.

Speaker 2 (01:10:25):
You know, they can't communicate with guys, but they also
can't relate to regular average people too, and it goes
for women and men like they just can't. That's why
you get these policies that are just absolutely ridiculous and asenite. Yes,
even like when it comes to lake cars and stuff, well,
with that policy, they just put into place that they're
getting rid of. Where you had the car that would
turn off at like a traffic light and turn itself
back on to save the environment. How annoyingly frustrated is that?

(01:10:46):
And they're just like, yeah, I.

Speaker 1 (01:10:47):
Remember the first car I got with that I made
the dealer. The dealer had a fix where they could
turn it off right and had to literally like code it.

Speaker 2 (01:10:53):
What kind of normal rational person who has had lived
experience on this planet is going to say, yeah, this
is a good policy, we should do this. It's insane, right, No,
nobody and the people were like, well, the you know,
the dealer, you know, the auto manufacturers, they did that.
They didn't do it because they wanted to. They did
it because of cafe standards, right, which sounds great, you're like.

Speaker 1 (01:11:16):
Oh, cafe food right. No, no, no, no, they did
it because the government went in and said these are
you know, you're gonna have to have this as part
of your fleet, so it's got to average out. And
they literally stopped producing some SUVs over this, and that
was one of the ways that where they could cheat
the system, and they built it.

Speaker 2 (01:11:34):
In right, and they expands and other things too. It's like, oh,
we're gonna get rid of your guest over whatever. It is.
Like remember the.

Speaker 1 (01:11:39):
Corn star check yesterday from Massachusetts the State Center. Yeah,
these people, Christy Kreme or whatever her damn name was.

Speaker 2 (01:11:46):
They can't relate to average people men or women, but
specifically really men because they don't live on planet Earth.
I don't know where. I don't know where they come from.
It's it's like they're from a different planet. It's so weird.

Speaker 1 (01:11:56):
And for whatever reason, you'll get people to come along
on the women's side. The demographics show it because women
are more empathetic. It's just it's just the nature of
how women are versus men. But men will sit there
and they may go along with it if they think
they're gonna get some I know, you guys don't want
to hear this, right, they'll go over in the Yeah,

(01:12:19):
I'm gonna I'm gonna go hang out with the uh the.

Speaker 2 (01:12:22):
Liberal date And you're like, yeah, definitely, guess those cause
cancer all year. Agree, take your pants off?

Speaker 1 (01:12:28):
Yeah no, no, no, no. But then but they're still
gonna they're not gonna vote because they don't care. Because
it goes back to your platform is you are Satan
and all the consultants of the world ain't gonna change that.
What's the first thing after Trump got reelected, all these
blue hairs did, We're not going to interact with men anymore.

(01:12:49):
You know.

Speaker 2 (01:12:49):
The only Democrat I can think of that actually talks
like a dude is James Carvel. But and I'm not
I don't agree with his policy there is it kind
of talks like a drunk but you know what I mean,
Like he seems like he's a regular guide that he's
swears and he's funny at times and at the policy.
But that's why he was. He had such a big
issue with David Hogg because it was like, you're trying

(01:13:09):
to relate to an average dude, like a guy, and
you're throwing in like the David Hoggs or the Harry
Sissons of the world, which are like guys can't relate
with that. It's not normal.

Speaker 1 (01:13:19):
Harry season is like it would be, is the most
annoying person you would run into at a college party.
You know what I'm saying, Like he would just be
kryptonite to want to be around, and yet you propel
him forward, you put all this money behind him, whereas
James Carville will He'll probably tell you some amazing stories

(01:13:40):
and that every other world will be an f bomb.
But you're right. You will gravitate more towards listening to
James Carvill to interacting with Harry Sisson, even though they
both are spewing really bad ideas, horrible ideas, But you
go along and get along, and you guys can communicate,
you can have conversation. But it all stems from it

(01:14:02):
doesn't matter how many consultants you bring in, how many.
If you then turn around and tell the people that
you want to be part of your party that they're
the problem with everything, you're never going to overcome it,
even though they may lie to you and tell you
that they're down with it. You know, like in a
college campus setting, they're going to age out of it

(01:14:24):
real quick. They're not going to care. You're never going
to make inroads. So we could come on the show
and we can get people like I like wrestling too.
Those guys are guys are talking about stuff I like,
I like beer, I like trucks, whatever it is even
if they absolutely reject whatever political opinion I put out there,
we don't go away hating each other. They're like, oh well,

(01:14:45):
I'll turn back in when they're talking about and then
you know whatever, it is going back to the Western things.
This is what prompted me. Ross sends me this story.
So you know, Kevin Costerer has been working on this
legacy project. And I did watch the first one of
these and it just got absolutely savage within the within

(01:15:06):
the ratings there. But and then I got nervous. He
wasn't gonna he wasn't gonna keep going. This is the
Horizon series. So if you have, if you haven't watched
the first one, the first one's out there. They have
filmed or are filming the rest of them. And a
stunt lady on the on the set for Horizon II
chapter two in American Saga I guess is the full

(01:15:27):
name of it, claims this is such a weird headline.
Kevin Costner sued by stunt performer over alleged violent, unscripted
rape scene. All right, so look, the premise is the
settling of the West. Okay, that's the premise of the
Horizon series. And again it's a slog, but I am
here for it. I'm okay with that. How do you

(01:15:51):
not know there's a rape scene coming and you're a
stunt performer? Like, what was what was going on? This
is like you gotta how many people are standing around
on a big budget production when they say, you know,
let's go and action and then you didn't know that
was happening. And also how violent is it that you

(01:16:12):
have a stunt performer? This whole thing doesn't make sense.
Devin Labella filed a complaint against Costner and his production company.
Again this is his legacy project, alleging sexual discrimination, harassment,
and the creation of a hostile work environment. You're a
stunt person and you're filming a movie that's got a
rape scene in it, Like it's it's not a normal environment.

(01:16:37):
The person showing up to go work through nine to
five at whatever company you work at, at no point
today will be asked to pretend to be raped. Okay,
I'm just I've got to be very blunt with this. However,
if you show up to a movie and you have
a script, I don't know how that happens. It legal documents.
The thirty four year old claim she was the quote

(01:16:57):
victim of a violent, unscripted, uns scheduled rape scene, which
was directed by Costners. So you have the whole crew
there and Coster yelling action. Yeah, I don't know, man,
I don't even know the like the allegations here don't
don't even make sense. Costerer's legal team says they have
no merit whatever. I always want to make sure that

(01:17:18):
everyone is comfortable working on his films. Take safety very seriously,
said attorney Marty Singer, who is a Costner's attorney. Why
are salespeople sending me appointments? Leave me alone? Trying to
do a show here? Sorry, trying to read because Ross's sentenced.
I'm reading this off my phone. Costner's team also shared

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screenshots of text messages allegedly sent by Labella following the
dinner that took place after the unscripted How do they
word it? Excuse me? Surprise rapes, violent unscripted rape scene. Yeah, yeah,
I don't know what's up with this, at which point

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she all so she sent text messages thanking the stunt
coordinator for the for the dinner that night and the
work after this apparently happened, and then said a cordial
thank you text illustrated with happy heart emojis. Oh okay.
Labella previously worked on Barbie American Horror Stories, CSI Vegas, Yellowjackets,

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and The Rookie. Wait, which the Rookie is that?

Speaker 3 (01:18:29):
Not?

Speaker 1 (01:18:30):
It can't be the old one from the nineties, right,
was that the name of it? Where the kid plays baseball?
I can't remember anyway, said she experienced shock, embarrassment, and
humiliation trying to process the situation. How do you not
just like, stop what you're doing. I'm not again, I'm
not trying to victim blame here. It's just like the
whole scenario is weird, man, especially with a big budget thing,

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and they have like intimacy coordinators or a thing, and
and you're acting, you just stop acting. You just be
like do you tap out?

Speaker 3 (01:19:05):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:19:05):
I don't know. And okay, so there are filming the third.
That's good Again. People bagged on this because it's long,
but I actually enjoyed the first one, so all right,
well we'll have to see what's up with that. All right?
It is creeping up on eight twenty three. Oh yeah,
little Cia thing, although it's going to be more for tomorrow,

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but I'll throw that out. And the moon bats are
attacking everything we love. I'll explain exactly what they're attacking
so we can make it stop, and we'll do it next.
Cacoday Radio program. Ross and I are big fans of
the BUCkies. In fact, it was almost a year ago.
You literally how many buckets you stop at on your

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road trip? Three or something some crazy number right down?

Speaker 2 (01:19:51):
Yeah, yes, yes, and you had to go out of
your way to do. I think it was South Carolina, Alabama.
There is another one somewhere I can't remember, but it's three.

Speaker 1 (01:20:00):
Point is you you made a point to go to
the BUCkies. You have BUCkies inflatables, but you're all in, right,
you're all in on the BUCkies.

Speaker 2 (01:20:07):
We have BUCkies inflatables for like every holiday.

Speaker 1 (01:20:11):
It's a little Do you have one for Africa Day?

Speaker 4 (01:20:13):
No?

Speaker 2 (01:20:14):
Nope, not yet?

Speaker 1 (01:20:14):
Oh wow mmmm but Columbus Days got Nina Penta Santa
Mario with the beaver on there right, Christmas, Thanksgiving, I'm say,
But not for Africa Day?

Speaker 3 (01:20:27):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:20:27):
Good it? The program. The point is BUCkies isn't even partisan.
People go there. Nobody's asking what your politics is. You're
there because it's insane, it's crazy. And yet every step
of the way when they've tried to open a BUCkies.
Remember they wanted to initially put one in Orange County, right,
and then like a bunch of Chapel Hill moon bats
showed up like we can't have a Bucki's you're there.

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Gonna have to put gas tanks in. Yeah, that's what
they do at a gas station. And they got a
lot of them. By the way. I can't remember how
many pumps that they're gonna have that they're gonna have
at the BUCkies. It is going to open because they
were smart enough to move it over to Alamance County.
Everybody loves the BUCkies, and yet we have waited this long,
there has been objections. They keep having to put this

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thing off. It's going to be the first one in
the state, and yet the moon bats are still not pleased.

Speaker 7 (01:21:16):
For pose BUCkies rank here in meven would bring up
to two thousand cars per hour. Oh no, increasing local
air pollution. This is not just an inconvenience. This is
a public health crisis.

Speaker 1 (01:21:31):
What is it with old white women and nothing to
do make cookies? The needle point, I don't know, pick something,
I don't I don't I don't understand why you're the
protester class now. It's so annoying.

Speaker 2 (01:21:48):
I don't think these people have ever seen a bucket's bathroom,
to be fair, I think if you were to drop
them in a bucket's bathroom, they'd be like, you know what,
I forget everything I just said, it's amazing.

Speaker 1 (01:21:56):
I mean, well, the energy expended on this, Well, what
if they glue themselves to the beaver nugget?

Speaker 2 (01:22:01):
I would say that's just dumb because then you can't
eat them. That's one of the things they'd probably like
flock to. They'd be like, look at these beaver nuggets
are so good?

Speaker 1 (01:22:09):
Or the jerky where they have all the jerky there, like, ah,
I'm gonna throw soup on this. Whatever they have soup,
you could throw soup, and it's Bucky soup. It's probably
pretty good. I've never had the soup. I bet it's
probably pretty good. But like every step of the way,
And by the way, do you think the cars aren't
driving by meban I'm not picking on mebin let me

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tell I just wanna be abundantly clear, but the two
thousand cars per hour they're driving by anyway, it's called
I forty Unless you live in. You don't stop there.
He stop at one of the gas stations. You go
to the outlet stores or whatever. Like BUCkies is a destination,
but it's a destination for people who are driving anyway.

(01:22:51):
People aren't driving just I mean maybe when it first opens,
but people aren't. Like I'm gonna go to BUCkies. I
live in Zebulun.

Speaker 2 (01:22:57):
I hear what you're saying. But we are planning and
having a birth. They have BUCkies, so it's going to
be part of our brit We're gonna.

Speaker 1 (01:23:03):
Live in I'm gonna drive over to BUCkies. No, nobody's
doing that. You're gonna have a Bucky's birthday party.

Speaker 2 (01:23:08):
Lincoln wants to go there for his birthday's bucket. Yeah,
he's looking forward to it. He's like, I'm a birthday
I want to drive to BUCkies.

Speaker 1 (01:23:15):
I think you should. I think the moment the baby's
born or maybe have the baby at the BUCkies. Have
you talked to Markey about this? I bet they give
you like coupons and stuff, you know.

Speaker 2 (01:23:24):
And be fine. Like I said the bird, the bathrooms
are super clean, so it wouldn't be an issue.

Speaker 1 (01:23:28):
No sterile environment, boom, have the baby there? Name the
name the baby Bucky.

Speaker 2 (01:23:35):
Well, now you just were in the surprise man, Oh.

Speaker 1 (01:23:37):
I'm sorry. Is that if like the middle name, first
name and what's going on there, that'd be you. Probably
they'll probably give you. You probably have twenty five percent off
for life. Can you imagine finding out when you're able
to talk, when you're able to talk, right, and the
first thing that your first world, your first word is BUCkies,

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that's another twenty five percent. Your kid could be skating
on a fifty percent discount, like you just won the
Masters his entire life. Nobody's done it before. Make it happen,
and no, no, we got we got angry chapel Hill.
I would say mom, but she's probably mom to cats
and that's it. Angry about a buckets for.

Speaker 7 (01:24:21):
Paul's buckets rank here in meven oh up to two
thousand cars per hour.

Speaker 1 (01:24:27):
Yeah. By the way, the way she delivers that line
like she just uncovered you know, I just oh, I
just uh, I just the Rosetta stone. Here's what it says.
I don't even know where you get that number. What
do you tell you mean? People who stop for gas?
Do you know the entire you know how many times
I've driven from Raleigh to Greensboro, and I have to
figure out which eggs and I'm gonna stop out. Do
I go to the sheets by the outlet stores? That

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place is always a zoo. So I go to the
one that's got the KFC with the buffet in it,
because I've seen some stuff there and it ain't good.
Do I stop at the truck stop as I get
closer to the Triad if I'm driving over there but
before the split the Flying Jay thing over there, maybe
I don't know, got a Popeyes in it? Like these
are the decisions I wrestle with. Now, do I stop

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at the BUCkies? The point is, I'm stopping somewhere. I
gotta get something. It's gonna be med and it's usually
the Chick fil A exit right there, So you stop
at the BUCkies. People were driving anyway and you're just angry,
and you're like, oh, I got these numbers for.

Speaker 7 (01:25:27):
Pol's BUCkies right here in MEVN up to two thousand
cars per hour, thereby increasing local air pollution. This is
not just an inconvenience. This is a public health crisis.

Speaker 1 (01:25:40):
That's a crisis.

Speaker 3 (01:25:41):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:25:42):
Well, Luckily, when people stop at the light, their cars
turn off, So you got that going for you, man.
So when we get to the BUCkies, boom, cars turn off.
You know, I pump with the gat with the car running,
just despite people like this signs. I don't care about signs.
Oh I got two thousand cars gonna come and go

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do the air pollution there. Yeah, but then they're gonna
buy stuff and they're gonna go, and they're they're gonna go.
And if they got to go go, you know what
I mean, then they're gonna go to like the cleanest
environment ever and there's gonna be like this is amazing,
and they're gonna buy inflatables. All right, somebody just send
me an email Ross asking if they really have BUCkies inflatables?
Do you want to answer that?

Speaker 3 (01:26:22):
Ah?

Speaker 2 (01:26:22):
Yes they do. And when you walk in there right
there at the front, and they change them per season,
so you've got to go, you know, for each season,
so you have to make a trip for you know,
Chris collect them all. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:26:32):
Yeah. As they used to say when we were kids,
you don't half asset mm hmm. So acid answered sir.
Get it done. Also, they pay pretty good. I remember
looking at the wages there. I look and I understand
people are objecting because there's exist there is an existing
gas station there, or it's the exit to get home,

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and you just kind of you get a little nimby.
I got that. But this lady's a lunatic and they've
been fighting it every step of the way because they
got nothing else in their life. This is it. This
is the only thing you have to object to a BUCkies.
I mean, are you serious?

Speaker 3 (01:27:07):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (01:27:07):
And the premise is so dumb. Anyway, let's acknowledge that
her premise is completely wrong, like, oh, it's gonna destroy
the environment. No, it isn't. If you're this pissed off
and angry, then go go protest Taylor Swift's jet or
whatever and have it scrapped, all right, because that's gonna
be more damage jets than the BUCkies. Yeah, your whole
premise is dumb.

Speaker 1 (01:27:25):
Yeah, I know. I feel bad. It's like, do you
remember when protesters used to have a point or you
get glom onto something. They're like, why are we forcing
people to go to Vietnam? We're gonna protest.

Speaker 2 (01:27:35):
Right before they would themselves to roads or throw like
soup out.

Speaker 1 (01:27:38):
Of yes, Oh, you can't separate water fountains Okay, Like
I get, I get why you're upset. Now it's like
they're putting a BUCkies in. Oh that's it, that's your legacy.
You're just out of stuff now You're now you're the
geriatric showing up with the uh, the anti Trump which

(01:28:00):
apparently are ARP meet up points. Now, like, what are
you doing? Go protest to BUCkies? To Ross's point, the
moment you go in there and avail yourself with the BUCkies,
you'd probably be like, what was I thinking? But then again,
I don't want to encounter you, So maybe I'm I'm
maybe I'm happy if you want to stand on the
road with your stupid sign, and then if I'm driving
a Diesel truck, I can co roll you on the

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way by really prove your point for you Diesel guys
know what I mean? All right, eight forty three cac
O Day Radio program. Uh, your call will grab We
got a couple of calls. Hang on, We're gonna talk
to westerns. We'll do that in the last segment, first
race stagic. What's your favorite Western?

Speaker 3 (01:28:38):
Sir?

Speaker 1 (01:28:39):
About that favorite Western movie? What do you like?

Speaker 3 (01:28:42):
Favorite Western movie? I don't know, you really do something.

Speaker 1 (01:28:49):
We're gonna revoke your man card. It's gonna get ugly.

Speaker 3 (01:28:52):
Could I say Tombstoner? Is that you? Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:28:54):
Absolutely, you can say Tombstone.

Speaker 3 (01:28:56):
Yeah, I'd never never. I mean I watched the Black
and White says that count? No, I didn't know. It's
not Blazing Saddles.

Speaker 1 (01:29:05):
That's a good movie.

Speaker 3 (01:29:07):
Yeah, what man? What do you got?

Speaker 1 (01:29:10):
Oh well, I was pointing out like the we're going
back to this thing where the Democrats are like having
to pay consultants figure out how to talk to guys.
I'm like, just ask a do what his favorite Western is?
Connection exactly made it all day. I didn't forget that
in the top three, and then uh, there's room to work.

Speaker 3 (01:29:27):
So yeah that or you know, his favorite Star Wars movie.
We could talk about that forever.

Speaker 1 (01:29:32):
Yeah you kind of.

Speaker 3 (01:29:35):
What what about favorite movie? A favorite movie of all time?
And we could talk about a lot of Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:29:41):
Yeah, you can talk about all this stuff and then
at the very end, be like, hey who you're voting for?
Like I just said about twenty million on consulting.

Speaker 2 (01:29:47):
I mean, to be to be fair, tattooing kind of
looks like it could take place in a western, right
or like Mendalorian right.

Speaker 1 (01:29:55):
You know, there's some great Japanese westerns too, and people
don't realize that the man with the name series It's
cure stuff that is literally Japanese ninja stuff that was
then portrayed into the spaghetti westerns and created this whole genre.
Like there's a five hour conversation. Let's exactly yeah, right,
all right, So anyway, let's do weather, because guys care

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about that too, so we do.

Speaker 3 (01:30:20):
I would like to say there's a whole lot of
noth and maybe by the weekend, but we've got stuff
a lot of It's the record low high temps for
the Shiad yesterday even said Phil came in at sixty
seven degrees, tied the previous records at nineteen sixty three
of a record called max temp. So it's been cool.
It stays cool here this morning, fog around in some spots.

(01:30:42):
Visibilities are down at even a few showers today. We'll
continue to see the shower chances after in maybe a thunderstorm.
A lot of its seventies. I think we might struggle
to get there in some spots. Tomorrow. I think we
get closer to eighty maybe above, still a threat of
showers thunder showers with fog in the morning, so a
similar look in morning tomorrow. Probably more of the same
Friday with the clouds and the fog first part of

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the day. Then I think we'll ramp rain chant is
up the widespread coverage on Friday Friday night before the
sun comes back. To the weekend and early next week
we may go into a three four day run maybe
longer milder and sunny weather starting Saturday. So fingers crossed
on that. After what we've had this week, a lot
of yuck out there, I think people are really going
to appreciate the weekend forecast at early next week with

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temperatures maybe getting well into the eighties by Monday and Tuesday.

Speaker 1 (01:31:30):
Jeff Bellinger, Now, Jeff, what's going on? Okay?

Speaker 8 (01:31:34):
See good morning. Stocks advanced at the start of the
holiday shortened trading week. The investor sentiment got a boost
from the apparent easing of trade tensions with the European Union.
The market's also got some help from where the consumer
confidence increased this month. Yesterday's gains for the major averages
range from one point eight percent two and a half percent,

(01:31:54):
and right now the now futures are down thirteen points
We have modest gains for the S and P and NASDAQ.

Speaker 1 (01:31:59):
Future.

Speaker 8 (01:32:00):
Shares of AMC Entertainment surge nearly twenty four percent. The
movie theater operator had its best Memorial Day weekend ever,
helped by the opening weekend for two blockbuster films. Apple
is reportedly designing a dedicated app for video games. Sources
say new iPhones, iPads Max, and d Apple TV set

(01:32:20):
top boxes will come with the app pre installed starting
later this year. Another retail chain reportedly on the ropes
that Home Group is reportedly preparing for a possible Chapter
eleven bankruptcy filing. Source to say the company is also
looking at other options to shore up liquidity at Home
With facing a cash crunch before the trade war made

(01:32:41):
matters worse. Macy's posted better than expected quarterly results. The
retailer says the strategy of focusing on its best performing
locations has begun to pay off. Dick's Sporting Goods also
opened its books this morning. Dick's net sales were in
line with estimates. We have shares of Abercrombie and Fitch
up twenty six percent of pre market trading. Casey, the

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clothing retailer's comparable sales and profit for the first quarter
handily top estimate. Say, and that's Hollister brand did especially well. Casey.

Speaker 1 (01:33:13):
We're having a discussion about westerns. What's your favorite Western movie?

Speaker 8 (01:33:18):
I would have to say I'm not a big Western fan,
but I did like The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Okay,
kind of an obvious choice, I guess.

Speaker 1 (01:33:25):
Top of the list there. Yeah, I've getting a lot
of that. All right, Jeff, we'll mark you down for that.
Thank you, sir, appreciate it.

Speaker 3 (01:33:30):
Okay, have a good day.

Speaker 1 (01:33:32):
All right, there you go. You can even go with
By the way, I just want to point this out.
You can even go with Back to the Future three. That's
a Western, pretty darn good one two. I mean there's
not a lot of Westerns with time traveling trains in them,
but whatever, you can do that. Plus it's got Clint
Eastwood in it, or so, he says. All right, a

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couple phones here, Bobby, what's up?

Speaker 3 (01:33:57):
Well, you cope to me because you didn't know where
Big Whiskey was. But I thought that's who you named whiskey,
the cat.

Speaker 1 (01:34:05):
I see what you did there. No, no, I would not,
because then I'd be calling the cat fat so probably
buy shoshowny judging by the footage they use. So if
that helps. Okay, that dude held on just for the
cat choke, Steve, what's up so well, Josie Wells dying

(01:34:34):
ain't much of a living boy.

Speaker 2 (01:34:36):
You boy's gonna pull those pistols or whistled Dixie.

Speaker 1 (01:34:40):
The whole Indianmily. He didn't want to do that, so.

Speaker 2 (01:34:43):
The whole Indian Peace dialogue.

Speaker 1 (01:34:45):
Yeah, Missouri boat Ride, plumb mad Dog, mean nuts and
high plane drifter.

Speaker 3 (01:34:52):
You forgot that one.

Speaker 1 (01:34:53):
That's a great No. I think he didn't Ross say
that high planes Drifter. I thought Ross said that one. Yeah, No,
they're all good man. All right, you can go visit
by the way. You can go visit that town. It's
still it's like a tourist attraction. The one by the
lake there in uh In Pale Writer you god, yeah, yeah, yeah,
the one they painted over. Yeah, it's still there. It's

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just a weird lake right on the Nevada border there.
So get a bunch of the buildings there. All right,
thank you, gentlemen.

Speaker 3 (01:35:22):
Have a good day.

Speaker 1 (01:35:23):
Yeah, we'll do. Oh, I'm so glad the show's almost over. Yeah,
anything that really takes place in the West. Could be
a Western. That's fine, that's why you go back the
future three is a Western. Look if Diehards a Christmas movie,
I'm not getting getting into that. But dudes will talk
about that that's a Western movie. It's okay, good enough,
all right. Look, I think we accomplished a lot for

(01:35:44):
less than twenty mil today, So good, you know, good
luck to the Democrat Party there By the way, I
was just reading something saying that David Hogg might have
been stealing like lists like uh list to market his
pack to and that's why they kicked him out. So
he stole a list list. He had that, so he

(01:36:07):
stole it. Yeah, they said he downloaded. I don't know
if I believe this. I feel like this is cover
your butt stuff, saying that he actss he access some
of their mailing lists. I know this because I'm on them.
Don't mean to be, but I am. So that he
could market his pack and that's why they went after
him to avoid a scandal. I don't buy that for

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a minute.