Around The Room (05.27.25)

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Hey, guys, you're real to let the dogs out? Yes,
are we ready? Let's do that. You're on there showtime.
I guess it would help if I would turn the
microphones on. What a mess already? Welcome to the Mow
and Sally Morning Show here on Today School one oh
five to five. My name is Mo, my wife and

(00:20):
co host Sally. Hello, and producer Curtis. I hope you
guys had a fantastic weekend. Good morning six o'clockers, and
thanks for checking in this morning. Fotok Tom says, good
morning on a Tuesday that will feel like a Monday
all day. Oh yeah, absolutely, it's definitely a Monday. Definitely
a Monday, Okalli, Kevin, thanks for checking in. Zoologist Rebecca says,

(00:41):
good morning everyone. It's the last week of school. She
would like to take a shout out to everyone who
supports the teachers each year. Absolutely, well, that is the
last week of school. Wow, Friday is the last day, right, Curtis,
let's check the calendar last week and Samantha in Lake Worth,
she says, talk about hot mess Monday. I guess she
was grilling out yesterday. She turned around and right there
behind her was a snake. Oh my gosh. Really and

(01:05):
it was chilling and it wasn't moving. I thought they
was supposed to not like, you know, when stuff is
grilling or whatever, like they don't like they don't dislike
smoke or something. Yes, not not this particular snake. And
then she said she could not get anyone to remove
the snake. It was not moving. President of her HOA
would not come move it. He said, call Animal care

(01:25):
and Control. They said they don't remove snakes. She called
wildlife no answer, went to her neighbor's house and she
came over and tried to pick him up, and the
snake slithered into the lake behind my house. He was
really chilling for all that.

Speaker 2 (01:38):
She made all these calls.

Speaker 1 (01:39):
Yeah, and the snake would not move. To me, that's
an aggressive snake.

Speaker 2 (01:44):
I don't know how it.

Speaker 1 (01:47):
I mean, you know, I would think if you poke
it a snake or whatever, they would run off, it
would move. And she had time to go make all
these phone calls and he still was right in the
same spot, and the damn snake was like, hm mmmm,
I ain't gonna know. I doesn't want to see what
she was coking. Maybe that's it. Maybe it smelled really good. Yeah,
maybe it was delicious, Samantha. Anyway, thanks for checking in

(02:08):
six o'clockers.

Speaker 2 (02:11):
We are going to start.

Speaker 1 (02:12):
Your day off at the six o'clock Comedy Club with
comedian John Caparulo, and he's talking about yard sales.

Speaker 2 (02:17):
Every year, we would have yard sales on Memorial Day weekend.
So it's like Marty Graff or white trash. Yeah. I
don't understood how people can come to a yard sale
and get picky, you know what I mean. They make
me feel bad about the stuff I didn't want anyway. Well,
what's this? I don't want this? Neither do I. That's
why it's a dime, all right, I don't care. Is
this VZR have a remote? No, it doesn't have a

(02:38):
cord either. That's why it's four dollars. Dude, it's a
piece of crap. Well I was looking for a new VCR. Yeah,
I think they sell. Those are places called stores.

Speaker 1 (02:46):
All right.

Speaker 2 (02:46):
Here, you're in my garage.

Speaker 1 (02:48):
Look on the wall. That's just spider. Get the catty here, right,