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(00:00):
Hello, Keilly Nash. Hello,it's tomorrow show Today. Tomorrow will be
the twenty first of May, Tuesday, heading to a big weekend. We
got the twenty fifth coming up,and that's the day of the EMS celebration.
He's speaking with one of the frontmen, putting that up on a
podcast tomorrow. Okay, So wegot all kind of kids stuff lined up
(00:23):
for Saturday. Special guests to beannounced. Corey Smith's going to be their
own stage, Taylor Ingle from rockHill is going to be their own stage.
We got music all day long.Nice, Now, let's talk about
some of the suppling talk about tomorrowon the Morning Rush. You and I
just watched the Kyle Busch Ricky StenhouseJunior fight after the race last night,
(00:47):
and I've watched it like three orfour times now, and I'm under the
impression, after watching it three orfour times that this is staged. This
is not a real fight. Really, this is a WWF style fight.
And I based out on a coupleof things. One, when you look
at Kyle Busch is walking, theygot a camera crew right behind him and
(01:11):
over his shoulder, you can seeRicky Stenhouse leaning against the set of tires
all by himself. Why is heout there all by himself. He's not
talking to any of his mechanics,he's not talking to anybody. He's standing
there looking at Kyle Busch, walkingtowards him, just like you would see
backstage at a WWE pro. Thenwhen he arrives, there's some small words
(01:34):
shared, and then Ricky throws oneof the weakest punches I've ever seen thrown.
I'm not sure it connected exactly.I don't even think it barely hit
the air. And then both teamsgo into this like scrum where nobody can
be hurt. We're just kind ofwrestling, and it looks like there's some
(01:55):
masculine activity happening. By the way, the black individual who's working for I
think Ricky reminds me very much ofthe guy from Talladega Knights, who's like,
don't you stick that knife in yourlead? Don't you do it?
But it all ends with like asa total nothing burger. If two guys
(02:19):
want to have a fight, they'regoing to have a fight. There's this
is a wrestling match at best.Well, it's interesting, you should say,
you think it's staged. Because Iwent back after I saw that,
I had to go back and watchthe kale Yarborough from South Carolina. Cale
my mission kl Yarborough fight with BobbyAllison. Yes. So one of the
(02:44):
one of the news reports that encapsulatedall the video made a great point that
it made the front page of thesports section of the New York Times.
Okay, so you've got Richard Pettywinning at Daytona. Then you've got this
incredible steal shot at Bobby Allison,and these guys are swinging the helmets at
(03:05):
each other. I mean, they'renot gonna bloody a nose, They're gonna
bust a nogget. They want tocrush a skull. So you've got this
this fight going on in the infield. If I remember correctly, CBS actually
who was I think CBS was broadcastingthe race cut away from the victory circle
to cover the fight in the infield. So one of the observers said that
(03:30):
NASCAR did not like the image oftheir racers fighting, but it drove so
much viewership for the next race thatthey didn't mind it so much. A
week later, Yeah, I mean, Joey Logano is the guy who won
the race. Nobody gives a ripthat John who won a million dollars last
night. It's really about these twoguys, and like to your point,
(03:52):
I imagine NASCAR will be doing everythingthey can to get these two kind of
lined up right next to each other. Absolutely, that would well. Anyway,
let us know what you think aboutthat fight if you happen to watch
it on social media. What elsedo we got going on here? Jonathan,
We've got a boy in where isthis Nepal? So, according to
(04:12):
the doctors, his parents rushed himto the I don't know if I can
say that Kathmandu Medical College and TeachingHospital because he had swallowed an estimated four
inch long pencil like a golf scorepencil. I think that's longer than four
(04:33):
inches, right, I mean I'mfour four inches longer than a golf pencil,
right, that's I think a golfpencil is probably about two and a
half maybe, so it's a littlebit longer. It's been sharpened probably several
times, and that's why it's downto four inches. He swallowed it,
yeah, and we have an Xray of it sitting right there in his
intestines and he passed it. Now, which way was the point facing?
(04:59):
Hopefully is the eraser edge that wasleading the way out. Let's see X
ray scan show it and revealed it'sin his stomach. Doctors said that after
eight hours of plenty of fluids andhe ate one banana, a second scan
showed the pencil was near his Idon't know how to pronounce that, but
(05:20):
in the large intestine you was scheduledhave another X ray eight hours later,
but while they were waiting, boom, he goes poop and out comes the
entire pencil. Wow. Medics werestanding by as he went to the red.
That's got to be quite frightening.I think I have to go to
the restroom. Mother, get theemergency cruise. It's kind of like like
(05:43):
when a like when a plane islanding and you see like the ambulances and
fire trucks lining the runway. Isthere a problem here? Give him a
wide berth and the doctors say,after an examination, no problems. They
don't. They have no explanation forhow this passed through him. That's it
look good for him first and foremostglad to know that worked out like it
(06:06):
did. A pencil. I swalloweda quarter when I was like three,
I think, or two something likethat. I kind of remember parts of
it I remember, like the EMSpeople, I don't think I remember swallowing
anything like that. I also gotmy head stuck once in a what do
(06:26):
you want to call it, likethe balcony, the two little iron rods
or whatever. I put my headin there and then we couldn't get it
out. Did to get the jawsof life to that open? They did
have to here come the EMS guysagain. They had to separate a little
bit to get me out. Iwas a problem child. But what did
your kid swallow or grandkid or maybeyou yourself swallowed that caused a trip to
(06:54):
the emergency room. I can't imagineit would be a pencil. That's a
pretty how would you even? Imean, I don't know how. You
don't gag on them either, soI'm thinking of four inch pencil. I
don't know how you swallow back yet, I don't know. I don't know.
Wow, that's pretty impressive. Goodfor him, Uh, maybe he'll
make a career out of it.Well, be you on poop watch for
(07:17):
have you ever been on poop?You had to dig through the uh,
the feces and the toilet looking forthe quarter to make sure he had passed
a yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, that's so sick. That is
sick. We have had a lawsuit. Let me go back and see what
I can find all the details ofsaid lawsuit. But it's been settled now
(07:41):
in Indiana and Indiana a judge isit a judge's ruled or was it a
jury of their peers? Indiana FortWayne a ruling by Superior Court judge Tacos
and burritos are Mexican, saying whichthis ends of several year long debate with
(08:05):
a restaurant tour and a county commission. Restaurant tour have been battling with the
Allen County Planning Commission over the restaurant. They denied his restaurant, Famous Taco,
because it was not a sandwich shop. He said, it is a
(08:26):
sandwich. It's a sandwich shop.The taco is a sandwich. Is the
taco a sandwich? I don't thinkthat it is a sandwich. I happen
to agree with the government, theAllen County Planning Commission. This is not
a sandwich because to me, asandwich. Okay, let me maybe I'll
(08:48):
preface it by saying, perhaps asoft taco could be but off taco will
be a rap, and a rapis not a sandwich. Well, they're
saying that they are. A rapis a sandwich, that's what they're saying.
See to me, when it becomescrunchy, it's no longer a sandwich.
You've not lost sandwich credibility. I'veeaten some sandwiches on some toasted bread
(09:11):
that was pretty col crunching. Kelly, Well, then there you go.
Maybe you got me. Maybe maybethe Superior Court judge got it right.
A taco is a sandwich, Butwhen somebody offers you sandwiches, you don't.
I never think to ask for ataco. That's great, turkey and
cheese, pastrami, something like that. Yeah. I came over to your
(09:31):
tugget because they said you had sandwiches, but I don't see any tacos.
Yeah. Can you imagine saying thatto the host, we have sandwiches,
we don't have tacos. Well,sandwiches have been declared legally as tacos.
Tacos are sandwiches. I don't know. I think that that great debate can
rage tomorrow. Perhaps we might tryto overrule the Indiana Supreme Court. We
(09:54):
will morning Russia regular snap judges.We will put your head to head,
Indiana. Well, this is theSuperior Court a ruling by Superior Court judge
Indiana. The tacos and burrito's areboth sandwiches. That might be a sandwich
in your state, brother, butit's not a sandwich here. Now,
what is Tumbleweed? Say? Maybewe can get him in for that little
(10:16):
special segment because he is he'll representall things Indiana to the to the hilt.
You know, that is a goodpoint. He loves South Carolina,
but I think he still prefers Indiana. Don't let him know that we said
that. But his favorite college teamis not the game Cocks or the Clemson
(10:37):
Tigers. It is, in fact, ball state. We will have to
get Tumbleweed's expertise opinion, and whenyou talk about food, you automatically recognize
him as being an expert. Hehas eaten more than your entire family in
his lifetime. In his lifetime,in his lifetime, he's consumed more than
a I don't know, we'll findout. Would not be surprising. However,
(10:58):
I doubt if he swallowed it.Holy problem, we chewed on it.
Probably all right, we can dothat the Tumbleweed way. Hey,
what's going on? In your neighbhoodwe should be talking about. Let us
know. Reach out to us onsocial media. You know how to do
that, and you can also emailus. I am Rush at ninety seven
five WCS dot com. I'm Nashat ninety seven five w SOS dot com,
and we start talking tomorrow snapjotes.You'll need to know the phone number
to dial in. It's eight Othree oh, what is it? Seven
(11:22):
nine seven eight w COS Right,okay, tomorrow ninety seven eight ninet two
sixty seven on the morning. RushI would also recommend you use the talkback
feature. That's a great way toget a hold of us. Hit it
right now if you're listening on theiHeartRadio app
Hello, Keilly Nash. Hello,it's tomorrow show Today. Tomorrow will be
the twenty first of May, Tuesday, heading to a big weekend. We
got the twenty fifth coming up,and that's the day of the EMS celebration.
He's speaking with one of the frontmen, putting that up on a
podcast tomorrow. Okay, So wegot all kind of kids stuff lined up
(00:23):
for Saturday. Special guests to beannounced. Corey Smith's going to be their
own stage, Taylor Ingle from rockHill is going to be their own stage.
We got music all day long.Nice, Now, let's talk about
some of the suppling talk about tomorrowon the Morning Rush. You and I
just watched the Kyle Busch Ricky StenhouseJunior fight after the race last night,
(00:47):
and I've watched it like three orfour times now, and I'm under the
impression, after watching it three orfour times that this is staged. This
is not a real fight. Really, this is a WWF style fight.
And I based out on a coupleof things. One, when you look
at Kyle Busch is walking, theygot a camera crew right behind him and
(01:11):
over his shoulder, you can seeRicky Stenhouse leaning against the set of tires
all by himself. Why is heout there all by himself. He's not
talking to any of his mechanics,he's not talking to anybody. He's standing
there looking at Kyle Busch, walkingtowards him, just like you would see
backstage at a WWE pro. Thenwhen he arrives, there's some small words
(01:34):
shared, and then Ricky throws oneof the weakest punches I've ever seen thrown.
I'm not sure it connected exactly.I don't even think it barely hit
the air. And then both teamsgo into this like scrum where nobody can
be hurt. We're just kind ofwrestling, and it looks like there's some
(01:55):
masculine activity happening. By the way, the black individual who's working for I
think Ricky reminds me very much ofthe guy from Talladega Knights, who's like,
don't you stick that knife in yourlead? Don't you do it?
But it all ends with like asa total nothing burger. If two guys
(02:19):
want to have a fight, they'regoing to have a fight. There's this
is a wrestling match at best.Well, it's interesting, you should say,
you think it's staged. Because Iwent back after I saw that,
I had to go back and watchthe kale Yarborough from South Carolina. Cale
my mission kl Yarborough fight with BobbyAllison. Yes. So one of the
(02:44):
one of the news reports that encapsulatedall the video made a great point that
it made the front page of thesports section of the New York Times.
Okay, so you've got Richard Pettywinning at Daytona. Then you've got this
incredible steal shot at Bobby Allison,and these guys are swinging the helmets at
(03:05):
each other. I mean, they'renot gonna bloody a nose, They're gonna
bust a nogget. They want tocrush a skull. So you've got this
this fight going on in the infield. If I remember correctly, CBS actually
who was I think CBS was broadcastingthe race cut away from the victory circle
to cover the fight in the infield. So one of the observers said that
(03:30):
NASCAR did not like the image oftheir racers fighting, but it drove so
much viewership for the next race thatthey didn't mind it so much. A
week later, Yeah, I mean, Joey Logano is the guy who won
the race. Nobody gives a ripthat John who won a million dollars last
night. It's really about these twoguys, and like to your point,
(03:52):
I imagine NASCAR will be doing everythingthey can to get these two kind of
lined up right next to each other. Absolutely, that would well. Anyway,
let us know what you think aboutthat fight if you happen to watch
it on social media. What elsedo we got going on here? Jonathan,
We've got a boy in where isthis Nepal? So, according to
(04:12):
the doctors, his parents rushed himto the I don't know if I can
say that Kathmandu Medical College and TeachingHospital because he had swallowed an estimated four
inch long pencil like a golf scorepencil. I think that's longer than four
(04:33):
inches, right, I mean I'mfour four inches longer than a golf pencil,
right, that's I think a golfpencil is probably about two and a
half maybe, so it's a littlebit longer. It's been sharpened probably several
times, and that's why it's downto four inches. He swallowed it,
yeah, and we have an Xray of it sitting right there in his
intestines and he passed it. Now, which way was the point facing?
(04:59):
Hopefully is the eraser edge that wasleading the way out. Let's see X
ray scan show it and revealed it'sin his stomach. Doctors said that after
eight hours of plenty of fluids andhe ate one banana, a second scan
showed the pencil was near his Idon't know how to pronounce that, but
(05:20):
in the large intestine you was scheduledhave another X ray eight hours later,
but while they were waiting, boom, he goes poop and out comes the
entire pencil. Wow. Medics werestanding by as he went to the red.
That's got to be quite frightening.I think I have to go to
the restroom. Mother, get theemergency cruise. It's kind of like like
(05:43):
when a like when a plane islanding and you see like the ambulances and
fire trucks lining the runway. Isthere a problem here? Give him a
wide berth and the doctors say,after an examination, no problems. They
don't. They have no explanation forhow this passed through him. That's it
look good for him first and foremostglad to know that worked out like it
(06:06):
did. A pencil. I swalloweda quarter when I was like three,
I think, or two something likethat. I kind of remember parts of
it I remember, like the EMSpeople, I don't think I remember swallowing
anything like that. I also gotmy head stuck once in a what do
(06:26):
you want to call it, likethe balcony, the two little iron rods
or whatever. I put my headin there and then we couldn't get it
out. Did to get the jawsof life to that open? They did
have to here come the EMS guysagain. They had to separate a little
bit to get me out. Iwas a problem child. But what did
your kid swallow or grandkid or maybeyou yourself swallowed that caused a trip to
(06:54):
the emergency room. I can't imagineit would be a pencil. That's a
pretty how would you even? Imean, I don't know how. You
don't gag on them either, soI'm thinking of four inch pencil. I
don't know how you swallow back yet, I don't know. I don't know.
Wow, that's pretty impressive. Goodfor him, Uh, maybe he'll
make a career out of it.Well, be you on poop watch for
(07:17):
have you ever been on poop?You had to dig through the uh,
the feces and the toilet looking forthe quarter to make sure he had passed
a yeah, yeah, yeah,yeah, that's so sick. That is
sick. We have had a lawsuit. Let me go back and see what
I can find all the details ofsaid lawsuit. But it's been settled now
(07:41):
in Indiana and Indiana a judge isit a judge's ruled or was it a
jury of their peers? Indiana FortWayne a ruling by Superior Court judge Tacos
and burritos are Mexican, saying whichthis ends of several year long debate with
(08:05):
a restaurant tour and a county commission. Restaurant tour have been battling with the
Allen County Planning Commission over the restaurant. They denied his restaurant, Famous Taco,
because it was not a sandwich shop. He said, it is a
(08:26):
sandwich. It's a sandwich shop.The taco is a sandwich. Is the
taco a sandwich? I don't thinkthat it is a sandwich. I happen
to agree with the government, theAllen County Planning Commission. This is not
a sandwich because to me, asandwich. Okay, let me maybe I'll
(08:48):
preface it by saying, perhaps asoft taco could be but off taco will
be a rap, and a rapis not a sandwich. Well, they're
saying that they are. A rapis a sandwich, that's what they're saying.
See to me, when it becomescrunchy, it's no longer a sandwich.
You've not lost sandwich credibility. I'veeaten some sandwiches on some toasted bread
(09:11):
that was pretty col crunching. Kelly, Well, then there you go.
Maybe you got me. Maybe maybethe Superior Court judge got it right.
A taco is a sandwich, Butwhen somebody offers you sandwiches, you don't.
I never think to ask for ataco. That's great, turkey and
cheese, pastrami, something like that. Yeah. I came over to your
(09:31):
tugget because they said you had sandwiches, but I don't see any tacos.
Yeah. Can you imagine saying thatto the host, we have sandwiches,
we don't have tacos. Well,sandwiches have been declared legally as tacos.
Tacos are sandwiches. I don't know. I think that that great debate can
rage tomorrow. Perhaps we might tryto overrule the Indiana Supreme Court. We
(09:54):
will morning Russia regular snap judges.We will put your head to head,
Indiana. Well, this is theSuperior Court a ruling by Superior Court judge
Indiana. The tacos and burrito's areboth sandwiches. That might be a sandwich
in your state, brother, butit's not a sandwich here. Now,
what is Tumbleweed? Say? Maybewe can get him in for that little
(10:16):
special segment because he is he'll representall things Indiana to the to the hilt.
You know, that is a goodpoint. He loves South Carolina,
but I think he still prefers Indiana. Don't let him know that we said
that. But his favorite college teamis not the game Cocks or the Clemson
(10:37):
Tigers. It is, in fact, ball state. We will have to
get Tumbleweed's expertise opinion, and whenyou talk about food, you automatically recognize
him as being an expert. Hehas eaten more than your entire family in
his lifetime. In his lifetime,in his lifetime, he's consumed more than
a I don't know, we'll findout. Would not be surprising. However,
(10:58):
I doubt if he swallowed it.Holy problem, we chewed on it.
Probably all right, we can dothat the Tumbleweed way. Hey,
what's going on? In your neighbhoodwe should be talking about. Let us
know. Reach out to us onsocial media. You know how to do
that, and you can also emailus. I am Rush at ninety seven
five WCS dot com. I'm Nashat ninety seven five w SOS dot com,
and we start talking tomorrow snapjotes.You'll need to know the phone number
to dial in. It's eight Othree oh, what is it? Seven
(11:22):
nine seven eight w COS Right,okay, tomorrow ninety seven eight ninet two
sixty seven on the morning. RushI would also recommend you use the talkback
feature. That's a great way toget a hold of us. Hit it
right now if you're listening on theiHeartRadio app
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