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There are some passive aggressive phrases you should stop saying.
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Good morning from one hundred point threewn i C. It's Monday, seventy
one degrees in Detroit with j A. Towers, Alison Martiny, Chelsea Kivel.
I hope everybody had a nice Fourthof July weekend. We're glad to
be back and working and on theradio. That was a long that was
a long break. It was.Yeah, it feels like and but it
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also feels like not much has happened, and that, you know, like
it wasn't like I don't know anythingwild happened. I don't think so it
was kind of like a low keyfourth I think I was the only one
that did anything. Yeah you growingup North? You up north? Right?
Yes? Yeah, No, Iworked, uh just TV the rest
of the week. I edited aSuperman podcast for two days, and uh
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that was it had a little uhwhat do we do on oh for fourth
or two? Well, we'll getinto that. We're going to talk about
that company she used the gift cardto Texas Road. Yeah, my mom
about that. I'll wait, butI was telling her about that, saving
that for later. Couldn't figure thatout coming up on the show today.
There is they're making something that willtranslate what your dog is like barking about
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or how it feels. Most people, let know, their animals in general
already know. But we'll talk aboutthat passive aggressive things that we say that
maybe we should stop saying. Wefall into this category. There's a couple
things there unless I'm trying to bepassive aggressive and then I won't right.
Wishing wells? Do they still havewishing wells? There are some around the
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world. How about a wishing wellthat has now become cashless, which is
the stupidest thing ever, And that'sincredible today. Yeah, what you use
your debit card? Yeah? Basically, yeah, basically that JA Summer Adventures
are taking you to see your point. We have a shop for you to
see the new Twisters movie and lotsmore so all coming up today. Well
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one under point three wn I seeJay Towers in the morning on Here's the
Hollywood Minute with Chelsea Margo. Robbieand her husband Tom Ackerley are reportedly expecting
their first child together. Margo isthirty four years old. People went wild
on social media when they saw thecouple out in about and pictures were taken
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and she had a bear belly whereand I mean she weighs like one hundred
pounds, so it's not a bigbelly, but you can definitely tell that
there's something there. Oh I see, yeah, yeah, it's visible.
Yes, hmm. The bikini costumewarned by Kerrie Fisher in nineteen eighty three
Star Wars Return of the Jedi isheaded to auction. Dallas. Heritage Auctions
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is bidding that bikini starting at thirtygrand. Start saving your money starting at
thirty grand. That thing we'll getright for sure. Michael rubins annual Fourth
of July White Party brought in allkinds of celebrities once again this year,
Kim and Chloe, Kardashi and RobGronkowski, Brady Drake, Machine Gun,
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Kelly Megan, Fox, Lil Wayne. The list goes on and on.
There were performances by Shaboozi, MaryJ. Blige, and Lil Wayne,
and a beach football game that wasled by Tom Brady the day before that
of a Porky got Wow. Everyonethat was there was famous. I've never
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heard of the guy who's party itis Michael Rubin. Yeah, you'll have
to look him up. Yeah,I will. Despicable Me four topped the
box office over the holiday weekend,grossing seventy five million dollars, and Inside
Out two brought in thirty thirty milliondollars. Okay, moves over a billion
dollars. This Despicable Me will dohuge, Yeah, big yeah. They're
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expecting big, big numbers from Despicableto Me. Four and finally, Justin
Bieber sang fourteen of his songs duringa concert held at a pre wedding ceremony
for a billionaire couple. The groom'sdad has a net worth of over a
hundred and twenty three billion dollars andis described as the richest man in Asia.
The couple's lavish three day wedding ceremonyis set for July twelfth through the
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fourteenth, so it's not even justyet. At the groom's parents' twenty seven
story home, as well as aworld convention center, which his family owns,
of course, and can hold morethan sixteen thousand visitors. Now,
Justin's performance comes after you guys aregoing to remember this. Rihanna performed at
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the pre wedding celebrations back in March. That's right. How many pre wedding
celebrations do you need for one couple? That's pretty annoying. You have the
price or no, ten million dollarsfor one performance. Yep, that's wow,
It's wild. Michael Ruben, bythe way, is the founder and
CEO of Fanatics, Oh Fanatics,Fanatics. He's basically just a billionaire philanthropist.
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Gotcha. Yeah, TV tonight wehave the Bachelorette and American Ninja Warrior.
All right, tell thanks so much. You're coming up at one other
point three w and I see backto work, ready for maybe isolated storm
dayble check in without one long streetas always. I don't know how the
weekend was, and get ready forMonday Friday. I think today's still a
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busy travel day. You know,a lot of people. It's weird.
This is a weird time because afourth of July was on Thursday, and
a lot of people started their vacationWednesday, and we'll go like Wednesday to
Wednesday, or some people ended theirvacation yesterday. Yeah, the road will
drive the drive in today, wasn'tyou know. And we get in early,
but still didn't seem like as busyas it normally is. It didn't.
You're right, I didn't. ReallyThere's only like seven cars on the
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road when I'm coming in it's justfrom my way. But when there's two
like I'm fourth of July. WhenI drove in, there was I mean,
there was no class. I madea whole stretch of seventy five without
a car. It felt like COVIDtimes again. Oh my god, the
road to yourself. Yeah, oheeverybody had a nice Fourth of July.
Hey, you know what I watched? Do you see Chelsea? I feel
like you didn't watch it. Ithought maybe Alison did. Did you guys
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watch worsh Roommates Ever? No?On Netflix? I did? No?
Yes, yes, because yes,remember the like remember the grandmother she was
burying people in the yard. Yes, so there's a second season. I
saw that. Did you see anyof it or you saw the pre I
just saw that. It's I justsaw it's being promoted. I will tell
you that it's really hard. It'shard. It's hard to watch because you
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know, when you hear like worshRoommate Ever, you think of like somebody
that like brings bugs in and strangepeople and like disrespectful. Yeah, I
like most of these episodes end inmurder, Like I mean, like it's
they're really bad. Ye like this, I'll play a little clip of this
preview, but like, this iswhat I saw, this is what I
like. It kind of reeled mein and then I was like, why
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did I watch this? From thetime Scott moved in with his two dogs,
he started being strange and odd.Sometimes you would just open my door
and shut it real quick while Iwas asleep. Then I would come very
angrily out of my room and say, what are you doing? Next time
knock? And he would say,I just want to know if you're home
or not. He would come inand like knock something off of a dresser
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and then run out the door beforeI had a chance to really fully wake
up and realize what happened. Justodd things that would just drive your nuts.
Terrorizing my cats. Every time Scottwould come in and slam the door,
they would freak out and go hide. I had complained to Anita on
numerous occasions, but she declined todo anything, and she said, that's
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not my problem. That's between youand Scott. Anita. I don't know
if she didn't care the two didn'tget along. Scott just could talk a
good talk. He just was acharmer and she trusted him. Ooh,
what is okay? I are aw, so they live in somebody They all
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live in someone else's house. Yeah. So that episode, and the long
and short of it is is thatthis woman has this house, she loves
where she lives. She's getting she'solder, and you know, taking in
borders. She's Yeah, she goesto Craigslist and is like and and her
family says, well, you gottavet people like you gotta get information from
them, and yeah, and maybedon't post on craigslist because you're not gonna
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always get the best candidates there.It's like, oh, you've got seven
hundred dollars for the room, comeon in, and she just and there
you go. Okay, And shewas taken into at a time which is
fourteen hundred dollars. She's paying hermortgage and this guy comes in and he
kind of befriends her and makes thisother guy's life. Hell, this guy,
this other guy, the guy youhear talking there at the beginning,
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That guy went to jail and didnothing wrong. I mean, that's all
I'm gonna tell you. But Imean, what happened to the cats?
You got to watch? Tell meno, But this show is this show
does that they reenact everything in thesereally kind of cool animations. Yeah,
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you can hear it is what youplay. Yeah, so you're like it
paints this picture. Yeah, andit's hard for me to say because it's
so intriguing, but like most ofthese end in murder, and I like,
yes, well, hopefully murder ofthe other guy. But I love
to just I love our little words, just the three of us talking.
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But we do have listeners, andI don't want to screw it up for
them. So, oh, that'sright. You know, it's sadder.
I'm not going to say it,but I think I probably can tell who's
going to be murdered since the oneguy's alive. Is it the cats worst
roommate? The listeners don't care ifyou tell me what happened to the cats.
Well, you're gonna have to watchit. I can't watch the whole
point. No dogs and cats aregonna get hurt. I don't like it.
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I will say to the guy thatwas talking in that by the third
time of that guy, there's alot on urging it into my room.
I'm changing my door and I'm gettingone with a lot. Yeah. You
know what, though, you'd besurprised at how people live their lives when
they have bad credit. Like inother words, that guy, I mean
that guy had he didn't have options. Yeah, he went through a divorce,
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had terrible credit, would not probablyhave a criminal record, but he
wouldn't pass you know. Yeah,a management company is not going to like
give him our lease. Sure soknobisn't that expensive? You can pay for
one of those? Yeah. SoI watched that and got Texas Roadhouse,
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which was great. Yeah, yeah, I got some Texas Roadouse. My
parents had a fifty dollars gift cardfor Christmas and they the role. We
had to get Texas Roadhouse. Thatbothered me all week. I'm not joking.
We had such a good time.I'm sure it was fabulous. That
food is wonderful, but like that'snot what the Fourth of July is meant
for. And it really bothers methat that was your plan. Well I
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can really further. Yeah, Warner, we got Burger King. That actually
doesn't upset me further because their burgerstaste like they're off the grill. That's
why Burger King won on that day. Those were flame broiled whoppers and impossible
whoppers. I just mentioned two tosomebody. I said, you know,
I don't know if there's anything betterthan a whopper junior. I mean a
wopper or is pretty good. It'sreally good. And I but I you
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can't get the impossible whopper in ain a junior because obviously they only come
in one side. But it's it'salways too much. I mean they're huge,
they're huge. So we me andmy family also went to Burger King,
not on the fourth. We grilledlike normal people, but we did
go to the to the Burger Kingin town. And my nephew Cam,
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he's four, and he calls itKing Burger. He cannot get it through
his head that it's Burger King.I love King Burger. Yeah, have
you got a King Burger? Yeah? Yeah, you got to get that
that Burger King statue for him andthen that good the window. While we
were there, I because we don'tgo often, So while I was there,
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I got the Burger King original ChickenSea because yes, of course with
cheese, because they originated I meanthey they didn't, but their chicken sandwich
was always better than McDonald's. Inthe beginning. It was like a club
in the beginning. Yeah. We'rejoined by Fox two's Dylan who produces the
six AM hour of News. Dylan, how are you? I'm pretty good.
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I mean I'm missing my music.I was gonna say, are we
just going cold? We didn't havethirty seconds to play the song? You
know what, give me a minute. I do love it though, that
anytime I get a message from alistener about something, they can never just
if it's about you. It cannever just be Dylan. It's Dylan,
Dylan, Dylan, Absolutely, Dylan, Dylan, Dylan Dylan. Now he
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comes into demands anyway. So Dylanwas telling me over the weekend, he
texted me that you're you're gonna begone for like, why where are you
going on some zog trip for amonth. I'm going to Ferndale, Michigan.
Okay, beautiful there, lovely thistime of year. No, just
taking a week off and then comingback and then doing a week of our
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political show at eleven thirty. Whatis our political show at eleven thirty?
It's actually launches tonight. Tonight's thefirst episode the Pulse, Oh the pul
And so this is basically about howcritical the swing states are right. Machine's
a battleground in every action, butespecially this one swing state or a battleground
state, both not mutually exclusively.Yeah, I think it's kind of the
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same thing. So you're just flippingshifts. Yeah. The producer Normad does
that show is taking time off aswell, so I'll be covering him for
a week. So I'll go'll beback with you guys until like August.
Wow, unless I sneak in fromthe radio and just don't go ahead and
don't My math isn't good. Yeah, but you just you just talked about
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two weeks and one keeps talking abouta month. I mean, what's the
thing today, It's like it's theeighth Okay, so I'm here tomorrow almost
August, the first first week.Guy, I'm gonna be gone for a
month. I'm like, well,we better have you on okay. Good.
Yeah, And if me and Alisonare the ones that are like correct
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on our math, then there's reallya problem. What's going on with Cleveland.
I don't know that I passed.I'm done. I'm done with Cleveland.
I'm done. I did I dida nice story on that. I
interview that that kid that did that. I'm good. I'm fulfilled. I
saw some pictures and I'm being passiveaggressive and I don't care invite I'm actually
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not. Researchers at the University ofMichigan are developing AI technology to interpret dog
communication, distinguishing between playful and aggressivebarks. The study uses models originally trained
on human speech as a foundation tocreate systems that target animal communication. So,
Dylan, this is one of yourstories from the six am newscast.
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Is this a positive of AI?It depends, Uh, if you think
your dog likes you or not?Do you want to find out the hard
way? It's like, ah,this guy's back. Yeah. But also,
I mean, does AI really whatdoes AI really know? I mean,
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it's great. Can it tell mewhy my dog Shelby woke me up
three times in the middle of thenight, seemingly needing to desperately go to
the bathroom and then she gets outsideand just eats grass. It's probably not
going to do it, probably justknows that the dog is somehow in distress.
But can it tell the difference betweenI have to go to the bathroom
or like there's a predator? Idon't know? And also, like,
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what's I mean believing that AI canreally determine what your dog's barks are?
Is there any difference between that andbelieving what the psychic told you, because
I mean, I'm open to both. But I'm just saying, right,
yeah, right, yea, probablyno difference. That's what I'm thinking.
All the psychics that I've ever seenare like, I'm seeing love in March.
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March is coming, gone Sherry seventimes, and I still don't have
love. Okay. I always getI feel like you, I feel like
you. I don't know you,but I feel like you work in a
world where you're around a lot ofpeople. I don't know you. Really,
Phyllis, I've never seen Phyllis thepsychic. Gotta get to their name,
and you gotta get a stage name, Phyllis the psychic. That's right.
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Well Dylan, Well Dylan, we'llsee you in a couple of months,
see in October. Something like that. Yeah, yeah, enjoy the
time, enjoy the time. Iwould have said no to that other that
that producing that other show. Imean, can you imagine if they said
to me, Jay, we're gonnahave you do for a week, is
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is do nights on w N Isee, Okay, if they didn't give
me the week in between. MaybeI'm just saying I like my franchise.
There you go, there's Dylan onone hundred point three w n I S
just tell me you guys have somegood news. Feeling good in the d.
One hundred point three WNIC is broughtto you this morning by Michigan Lotteries
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Fast Cash. Listen to this.A seventy five year old woman in Pennsylvania
named Donna was supposed to fly toFlorida for a vacation. Her flight got
delayed so many times. When shewas at the airport, She's like,
this must be a sign I'm notgonna go. I'm just not gonna go.
So she decided to skip the tripand went home. It's a good
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thing she did. She ended upon her way home buying a lottery ticket
and one five million dollars. Ohoh, you can go on as many
trips to Florida as you'd like.Now. Oh my god. Now she's
planning a much bigger vacation to Alaskacourt first class, and she recently beat
cancer, so things are looking upfor Donna. Yeah, that is great.
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I do wonder at what point you'dpull the plug on, like,
after how many delays are you justlike you know what, this isn't worth
it. I'm not excited anymore.I tell you, though, five million,
I mean after the taxes, whatare you at like three point five?
I don't look at it like that. It's pretty good. It's like
three million. It's pretty good tohave in the bank. Yeah, it'd
be a good way at seventy five, for sure. We're joined by Fox
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two's Allan long Street Alan, Helloto you, Hello, morning guys.
My friend he missed you at thisThis is Yeah, this feels good.
My heart feels filled. It's beentoo long. It's been a week and
a half. I know I've seenthe two of you. You haven't seen
Jay all the time. Yeah,we worked all week last week? Yeah?
Did you really lazy bums? Likehalf days though? That? First
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of all, our job is notwork. Second of all, yes,
especially on a holiday. How muchbarbecue was brought in or how many food
cooking segments were there? Nothing?Surprisingly few? I got all phoned in
last week. Yeah no, noteven burnt ends. No. But you
know what we did have We hadsome donies. Jay brought some donies in,
so that was nice. That's nice. Yeah, a little bit of
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Duncan, Yeah, it was it. Have you had the burnt ends,
by the way, that's my myparents are Jason, We're going to get
the burnt ends. Do you wantto come over? No, you like
the burn ends. It's it's justribs. But it's like the pieces of
rib meat without the bone the bone, prefer without the bone. Actually,
you're great. The burnt ends thehot new food trend. Yeah, everybody
hopefully had a nice couple of daysweatherwise today. Are we getting storms today
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or tomorrow? I would say mostof us nothing today, an isolated storm
late, so you know, willsomebody get one? Yeah, we'll be
you probably not otherwise that summerfield midupper eighties and then by the middle of
the week. Uh, Baryl,who is making landfall this morning in Texas
will be heading in our direction.Wow. Barrel? Yeah yeah, Barrel.
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Isn't that a fun name? Yeah? You know Barrel. No.
I wanted to make sure I saidit right too, and I just kept
saying in my mind every time Iread that story last week, there's Meryl
Streep, so take the m away, make it be it's yeah, yeah,
because I wanted to say, Iwanted to say Burrel. I think
he did say, yeah, Iprefer I wish it were burrel. I
like that, that sounds more pleasant, but no, it's barrel and she's
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gonna be heading our way, andso we'll get some rain on Wednesday,
Tuesday, Wednesday. I mean people, should you know that's not stormy weather.
It's just rain. Well, theremight be some storms, but it's
not like you know, a hurricaneis gonna come get us. However,
you know, some of the modelsput down one to two inches, so
some minor flooding, but again notlike the you know, major impacts you
see up along the coast of Texas. Right, so still a little like
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typical for July for us. Sothat's on the wind. Right school back
into to school, to school,back into what we're gonna do right here
is go back back in the day'sbrought to you by McDonald's one hundred and
forty three years ago. In nineteenshould say eighteen eighty one. Eighteen eighty
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one, Edward Berner of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, invented the ice cream Sunday.
A customer asked him to top adish of ice cream with chocolate sauce.
The sauce previously used to simply flavorsodas, which were illegal to serve
on Sundays, so he sold hisice cream concoction on the Sabbath and called
(21:15):
it a Sunday Oh wow, Allison, Yes, that's a good story on
the Sabbath. I kind of feelthough, like the customer who asked for
that should be the one getting credit, right, I mean, that person's
the one that wanted that on theSunday. Had anyone gotten that before?
I don't know. Hey, Ed, this ice cream is great. What
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do you say you pour a littlethat uh syrpeer on it? Yeah,
that guy should get the recognition.In nineteen ninety six, the Spice Girls
release their debut single Wanna Be.We remember it well very well, really
well, and they went on tohave great fame and great money and success
(22:03):
and can't get a reunion together becausethat Poshpiice won't do it. Did you
see her and David Beckham both puton their wedding dress and suit for their
twenty fifth anniversary and it's just likeit's still fit. Don't believe it?
I'm like, I can believe it. Your shape has not changed in twenty
five years, and neither has it. Thanks for rubbing it in. Do
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you ever notice like with people onsocial media, whether it's them or just
anybody like. I don't know ifit's because we get up and go to
work every day and feel like we'veyou know, we're lucky, we're fortunate
we have these jobs. But Ican't imagine waking up every day and wondering,
like, what like thing am Igoing to do on social media today
to get myself attention? I know, I just couldn't do it. I
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know. I mean every day,I mean we joke about somebody we all
follow, and I'm like, yougot up and like worked on that,
Yeah, every single day, creatinga new five second reel about you jumping
into a new outfit or something goingon in your life, like nothing going
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on in your life? Yeah,yeah, I mean that's it. Those
are like jobs, though, Nofor sure. I mean, for as
much as I make fun of influencersand all of that, I was hard
pressed. I had nothing but timewhile we were off Wednesday through Sunday.
Didn't post a thing and thought aboutit and felt bad about it. But
(23:29):
I had nothing. But money wasn'ton the line. Money's not on with
you. In two thousand, TheReal Slim Shady debuts at number one in
the UK, giving eminem his firstchart topper on the Singles chart. He
doesn't reach number one in the UnitedStates until two years later with Lose Yourself.
So this number one in the UKtoday, back in two thousand,
(23:56):
it's hard to believe that the UKgot him to number one one before.
Right America Right twenty ten. Inceptionof Leonardo DiCaprio premiered. In twenty eleven,
Jennifer Anison's comedy Horrible Bosses was released, which did pretty well, and
in twenty twenty one, Walker Hayesreleased his song Fancy Like Ary Fancy Applebee's
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on a day night. That's abarmester you say with the oil shake gets
some will crane. That was agood time for Applebee's. Loved that.
Ate that up they used it.There you go one under point three,
wn I said Dearborn Detroit. Timefor Hollywood been now with Chelsea's brought to
you this time around by David Femininioget David getpaid dot com m night.
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Shehmelan describes his new movie called Trapas Silence of the Lambs meets a Taylor
Swift concert. Now we got tosee a little clip of this at CinemaCon
in Vegas and it looks good.I cannot wait for this to come out.
But it's basically about a pop concertthat's actually a sting operation by police
and his daughters in it, playingthe flue or something. Right. No,
(25:07):
she's like attending the concert. Ithought, Oh, okay, they're
trying to catch a serial killer.By the way, it's that trailer looks
good. When does that come out? That's that's that this month. No,
the new bon Jovi album Forever onlyspent one week on the Billboard two
hundred, so unless it rebounds,it's going to be the first bon Jovie
(25:27):
studio album to do that. Whywhat was the single off of it?
Was there? Maybe that's the hand. I think there was no single off
of it. A seventy five yearold Journey fan in Cleveland has been reportedly
swindled out of one hundred and twentytwo thousand dollars by someone who claimed to
be Steve Perry. The impostor toldthe woman that he quote needed a woman
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in his life and had a greatbusiness opportunity for her. She ended up
writing him a check for seventy twothousand dollars and then sent fifty grand in
gift cards. When this foe,Steve Perry, would not provide a picture
of an ID or a passport.The woman finally got suspicious called the police,
who are attempting to id the thief. But I'm telling you a little
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too please do that beforehand. Yeah, what were you thinking. There's a
whole Blue Blood's episode about these peoplethat prey on the elderly, and they
get them to send them the giftcards, right because it makes it so
much harder to track and find them. And by the way, I can
kind of maybe there's a little portionof my brain that gets it if it's
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just somebody's trying to woo you withthese things. But if the guy says
he's Steve Perry, he's not.I'm getting the FaceTime video with Steve Perry
before I send five dollars. Andit's not a video. We'll be working
during the FaceTime and it's not likeit's seventy five year old and feeble.
You're not say no. And finally, Danny Trejo got into a bit shad
Tea on the fourth of July whhim and his friends got hit with water
(27:02):
balloons. Danny thinks that his crewwas targeted because they're Mexican. Can you
imagine throwing a water balloon you're screwingaround and it hits Machetti, No,
and it comes at you can't Tonightthe Bachelorette an American Ninja Warriors. All
right, Chelse, thank you somuch. Still to come this hour,
A couple of Fox to News headlines, and there's a hurricane of coming.
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Allison's bubble is on the way next. It turns out, until World War
Two, the insides of our mouthswere really disgusting. Oh all right,
we explained in the morning. Isee what's in the bubble today, Allison.
(27:47):
World War Two wasn't that long ago. I think I actually had a
bubble of how many people from WorldWar Two were still alive? Like,
I don't know. But anyway,since it wasn't that long ago, I'm
wondering what was going on all theway up until then. Yeah, because
we weren't brushing our teeth. Itdidn't take off in the United States until
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after w W two, when soldierscame home and brought the habit with them
of brushing their teeth. Yes,they learned where. Yeah, so they
brought that habit home and we pickedit up then, so up until then,
you just had a sky mouth.I don't think. I don't know
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what we were doing. Oh god, but we weren't brushing our teeth.
Thank you World War two. Geez, if they're if we're putting all the
good things crest a couple of FoxNews headlines today. In just a few
weeks, EA Sports will release CollegeFootball twenty five, making the highly anticipated
return of the series after more thana decade since the last version. Now
(28:52):
I don't play this, but Iknow it's a big deal. Right.
Isn't it a big deal when theydo a new college football game because they
have new play and a lot ofthese kids are like, I'm on a
video game. Take a big deal. Yes, yeah, I'm sure it's
really fun for if you if you'rea player and you're finally included in a
video game that you probably played asa kid. Yeah, it's really exciting.
(29:14):
Yeah, that's cool. My brotherwas obsessed with I think it was
mad. I was gonna say,for as popular as that is, it
doesn't slide out of your mouth likeMadden. No, you're right, yep.
Yeah. Hurricane Beryl has intensified intoa Category one hurricane is closing in
on the Texas coast, with warningsissued for a potentially deadly storm surge,
flooding, high winds, possible tornadoes. It's expected to make landfall later this
(29:37):
morning. Alan Longstreet gave us theheads up that in a couple of days
we'll see kind of the leftover rainfrom this hurricane here in Michigan. That's
kind of always what's happened if ahurricane makes it that way. By the
time it gets here, it's justa lot of rain. It's not the
you know, the wind in thestorm that it was. This is really
a crazy story, you know.I heard this yesterday and I thought it
(29:59):
was a typo. I mean,that's when I saw it in my newsfeed.
A block party on Detroit's East Sideturned violent yesterday morning, resulting in
twenty one people being shot, includingtwo people dead, with all the victims
in their teens or twenties. Currently, no suspects are in custody. The
mayor and DPD are going to holda news conference later this morning to give
(30:22):
us more information. Twenty one people, but I know they've made statements,
like you know, there's got tobe a way to resolve issues. So
it sounds like there was a fightat this block party and then retaliation then
yeah, guns came out. Yeah, because that's the mentality of too many
people. Unfortunately that I'm mad,I'll just go get a gun, right,
(30:44):
And how did it ever get Howdid it ever get to that?
Block party is supposed to be fun, you're grilling, you're hanging out with
friends, like, it's not supposedto escalate to anything like that. Life
is too short start. Yeah.And also when you get mad, no
matter how mad you get, thesecond thing that you do is not go
get a gun to deal with that. Now you're in jail for life.
You killed two people. Ford hasissued a critical recall for tens of thousands
(31:10):
of newer Mustangs from twenty twenty twoto twenty three due to a software issue
with a torque sensor, which cancause the steering wheel to turn on its
own, pausing a serious posing aserious crash risk. Dealerships are going to
contact you for the free repair.That's crazy when they find these things that
they have to recall, because youwonder, well, how many times did
it happen before the recall? Yeah, you know how they find out about
(31:33):
it? Who was affected by itright. Researchers at University of Michigan.
We told you about this with DylanDylan Dylan and identifying what your dog's bark
means. That's some new technology comingout and despicable of me. I think
Chelse mentioned this took in seventy fivemillion over the five day holiday weekend.
I got to call Anthony had Imagineand find out how the weekend was for
films, because Fourth of July isusually kind of a blockbuster. You know,
(31:56):
it's hot. People usually go seea movie if they're in or sometimes
if they're in town busying. Itmust have did well. Seventy five million
dollars is pretty good for any movieto make out a holiday weekend, right.
So I feel like we should mentiontoo that Beverly Hills cop axle fully
which that was not released on Netflix. I feel like it should have been
(32:17):
released in theaters so much in thatmovie they are but bush Man is like
opening up the film. I watchedit. He sounds it's great. His
voice is the first thing you hear. So cool. That is crazy wild,
and I watched a lot of thatmovie over the weekend. I got
(32:37):
halfway through it. It's really Idon't care what critics say. It's really
good. But it's a lot ofDetroit, which is why I liked it.
Right, did you did you seethe T shirts the JLB and Wheels
logos T shirts or did it comeby so far? No? No,
no, he's I mean when helands in LA he's wearing a JLB T
shirt. That's unreal. I thinkthat's so cool. Yeah, it's awesome.
(32:59):
So they there you go. Acouple headlines in w N I se
do you want me to play youthe beginning of the Yes, Beverly Hills,
cop axleven. Absolutely. Here's aNetflix logo. Our friend Bushman from
WJLB starts this movie off Netflix logostill playing here? All right? Yes,
(33:21):
yes, yes, Don Simpson JerryBurckheimer Films should have fastthearted. Hey,
what's up, Detroit, it's yourboy to push man. It is
another Bonnie day here the d whena weather advisory in effect. So unless
you're headed to the Red Wings,g stay the hell off my road.
Come back to the music from wj LB. Oh, it's great,
(33:44):
that's amazing. I can't there's EddieMurphy driving in Detroit. That Mike drop.
You got chills. Right. Iam so excited for him. I
mean, there's the there's our City, there's the Rensen, I mean everything.
It's such a great start to amovie. Oh my god, Bushman,
this is a star is the starof Beverly Hills Cops. Wow.
(34:07):
I mean that is just outrageous.I just so he literally starts off the
movie. Yeah. The first thingyou hear in that movie, how are
there not emails every single I meanthere was an email, but like every
day. I can't believe there's notlike a I might do a respond all
on that one. I know that'sa respond all for sure. It's worthy
of one. Wow. Wow.I mean imagine being asked, Okay,
(34:30):
if one of us were asked,like, hey, can you film a
little voiceover for a movie that's goingto be coming out. It's pretty big
deal, but you assume that it'sprobably going to be kind of buried in
the middle of the film when maybeno one fully notices it. That's literally
the first thing that you hear.Yeah, I was, I'm in a
movie. My old show. It'sjust like that. It's on the radio.
(34:53):
Yeah, my old show on theradio in this movie. The thing
is is I can't tell you thename of the movie because it's not a
Beverly Hills cops. No, no, no. But it was like a
legit movie. And I remember whenthe clip was, you know, put
in the movie and there was someyou know, hoopla, like oh look
(35:14):
at you, and I'm like,I don't know what movie this is or
who's even in it? Right,I don't know was it in theaters?
Is it a movie just before toBe? That's like a joke on everything
now everybody makes joke. Is ita to B movie? I'm like,
hey, I like those two BEmovies. Here's something we won't be saying
to uh to Bushman. Good foryou? Because good for you is considered
(35:37):
to be passive aggressive, how itmust be nice. It's good for you
can be if you're like good foryou, Christian Bale, right, if
you're literally like, oh my god, good for you. Yeah, I
mean, I think it's also aboutinflection and excitement, like I am really
excited for you now. You knowwhat, though I would say I'm so
(35:58):
happy for you, wouldn't I wouldsay I'm so happy like we would just
say we're so happy for him.Yeah, I'm sorry you feel that way.
Is considered to be a passive aggressivestatement. You shouldn't be saying anymore.
I'm sorry you feel that way.Well, because it's not placing blame
on yourself. It's placing blame onthat. Right, It's fine, Chelsea,
that's on your that's that's one ofyour tops. Oh, that's fine,
(36:20):
one of your top threes. Yeah. Well I do have to say
that all the time because when Istart to explain myself and why I'm annoyed
or upset by something, no one'slistening. So what oh you usually usually
say it went well, anyway,what's whatever? Would you like to finish
that? Now? Whatever? That'sfine, whatever, it's fine, we're
good if you say so. See, if you say so doesn't seem doesn't
(36:44):
sound mean to me. But Iguess in an argument it would be yeah,
if you say so, Yeah,I can't. I don't know if
I can cute that one up,because I can. That's fine. Like
if you're like, hey, couldyou d D, I'd be like,
yeah, that's fine. Yeah see, And then that's not you know it,
you're just too sensitive. Some peopleare. That doesn't bother me,
(37:07):
settle down, bothers me. Don'tever do that. Settle down, calm
down, chill out idea. Youknow the best is to do in an
argument, my favorite, my old, my old trick. You know what,
you're absolutely right, I apologize.Okay, that's just annoying. You're
annoying because you're putting a period atthe end of the sentence. That's it.
Okay, you're right, I'm done. So you don't argue anymore.
(37:27):
And then people that want to argue, we'll continue to argue even after you
say I'm sorry. So that itselfis passive aggressive. No, it is
right. Uh, there you go. Hopefully you learn some stuff. Congrats
to bush Man time. But that'sincredible, some incredible stories from around the
world and beyond. We'll start withthis today. Wisconsin is the cheese capital
of the world. Sometimes that comeswith trouble. Here's a news report about
(37:51):
what happens. Well, there's thatthat if you live there, I guess
that's just part of your of yourworld, right, So Claires they spotted
to the most Wisconsin complaint ever onMonday night, officers checked out a report
of someone chasing a driver down andthrowing cheese at their car. Police call
the complaint not goudha and it's unrelievablethat someone would do that. The department
(38:16):
ended the post by writing, throwingcheese is not your best look. Okay,
it's not cheesy at all. Thatguy, he went for the trifecta.
You know, somebody wrote that andhe just had to sit there and
have to read it. No,that was pretty good. What an abuse
of cheese? How dare you right? Scrambled pancakes? Are they the hot
new breakfast trend? On TikTok,a woman made a joke video last month
(38:38):
saying they were not good, butother people tried it and said they are.
So what is it? You takethe pancake and you put it into
the pan, and you know,you start cooking it, but instead of
flipping the batter, you start tochop it up like you would scrambled eggs,
and then you put it onto aplate, but syr up on it.
So it's like, imagine it's thatbad, right, Yeah, it's
(38:58):
the same consistency, right, justshaped differently. Yeah, all right,
that's cute. I mean, Idon't think I would ever try it,
but I think that there are worse. The night cool Chicken comes to mind
from TikTok, and I think it'snothing like that. That's incredible. A
poll found almost one in six Americansand a quarter of young people now rock
socks with sandals. Why is thata story? Because it is an age
(39:22):
old Oh pah, yes, andI have steadfastly stood by my nope,
cut you off right there, ragwool socks with birkenstocks. I love that
look. We have worked together forabout eight years and you have said that
for eight years and I have not, once in that entire time, ever
(39:45):
seen you wear that. How oftenare you looking at her feet? No?
Every day? Yeah, because Ihaven't had any birkenstock sandals. Well,
I'm gonna get you some FRI.I used to rocket and it was
awesome, and I love that lookabout the crocs you have those who wear
crocs, you know, I knowthat it's okay to do that now,
but I still can't. Maybe youwant the executive ones that I got.
(40:07):
I don't know if they're called theexecutives. No, no, no,
they're just like, are you wearingcrocs? No? Because if you are,
then I have a pair at homethat I really like. And they're
not like your typical crocs. They'relike, you know, like chefs can
wear them and things like that.They're good for your feet. Do you
wear them around the house. Iwear them around the house. They're my
house shoes. Okay. A teammade a move you'd see in an action
(40:29):
movie on Wednesday in New Hampshire.It happened when a sailing instructor was teaching
kids how to sail. When hereached out for a tennis ball used to
teach turning, a student's boat tippedover and the mask hit the instructor's throttle,
throwing him from the boat. That'swhen the seventeen year old and a
neighbor got the kids out of harm'sway and leaped onto the boat. I
(40:51):
mean, it was like something outof a movie here, and I looked
up and I could see this boatcircling, and then of course looked at
the boat and there's nobody in it. Boat was circling like that. I
could have hit somebody. So hejumped on his boats only to get on
the jet ski to go get thekids out of the way. It just
came to me. I didn't reallythink I just did it. I'm realizing
what I did scared me a littlebit. But it's fun, Yeah,
(41:13):
incredible, and yeah, it's incredible. You could easily get really hurt trying
to be a rock star like that. But absolutely. A high school teacher
gave her kids an assignment that couldbe more open ended. They basically had
to make their own magazine, butthe topic was anything they wanted. Are
you interested to know what the younghigh schoolers are thinking of right now to
(41:37):
make a magazine about? Listen tothese topics. That's what high schoolers are
interested in. We're telling them theycan write about whatever they want. Topics
include Jimmy Buffett, was he agood guy? Magnet fishing, coral reefs,
Naruto, the effects of LSD onthe body, human augmentation, Why
umpires are the worst? Travis Scott, Women's fashion in the Victorian era,
Kurt Cobain, the hitjab ban inFrance, Chapel Rowan, How suburbia is
(42:00):
ruining American culture, acts throwing theNew York Times, games like spelling,
the whole bunch on soccer, messyis the best? Ronaldo's the best?
Few more in basketball, The inspirationbehind the film Godzilla. There you go.
Wow, some of those high schoolstudents so prot Naruto, right,
Wow, where did you even learnabout that? That? Was a test
with most most of those, Yeah, I thought they were good topics.
(42:22):
It's funny to hear too, likebut soccer lots of lots of stories on
soccer right, Oh my god,there was so much soccer watching in my
house this week. My god,it was too much. A popular wishing
well at a Roman bathhouse in Englandrecently switched to contactless payments so you can't
toss coins in anymore. It costthem about one hundred thousand dollars a year
(42:45):
in donations, so they made onehundred grand in donations a year. They
got rid of it for contactless payments. No, it's not the same.
I'm not gonna make a wish withmy debit card. I'm not. No,
but I will throw my quarter inand I and twenty seven percent of
me thinks my wish might come trueby doing that. Sure, you know
(43:06):
how people throw money into the fountainat the dustry zoo. Imagine then going
and them being like, sorry,you have to swipe. So I hope
you feel really dumb now losing onehundred thousand dollars a year. Last but
lot Lisa study found even babies haveaccents they pick up on language patterns while
they're still in the womb. Ohinteresting, there you go. Detroit's favorite
(43:28):
game, Battle the Sex is back. It's brought to you this time around
by our friends at Hollywood Casino atGreek Town, where you can get fifty
dollars a win. Kenya is playingtoday as a hairstylist. I will play
for Randy, going for win.Number two. Chelsea asked the questions,
let's play battle, Alison, whichjob requires a uniform? Please? Number
one? Ten points, Jay,name's some of the best ways to calm
(43:52):
a crying baby? Best ways tocalm a crying baby? Sing to it?
Second best five points for that.Feed them was number one, Allison,
what are some common baby shower gifts? Blankets? That is the fourth
best answer. One point for that. Diapers was number one, Jay.
Name of food you would eat with? Ketchup a hot dog? That is
(44:15):
the second best five points for that. French fries was number one. Ketchup
on hot I know, I know, I just Alison's in the lead eleven
to ten. Alison. Name apopular board game Monopoly? Number one yep,
and Jay named something that can bespread butter? Third best. One
point for that. A rumor wasnumber one and Alison wins twenty one to
(44:37):
seven eleven. Sorry about that.
Good morning from one hundred point threewn i C. It's Monday, seventy
one degrees in Detroit with j A. Towers, Alison Martiny, Chelsea Kivel.
I hope everybody had a nice Fourthof July weekend. We're glad to
be back and working and on theradio. That was a long that was
a long break. It was.Yeah, it feels like and but it
(00:20):
also feels like not much has happened, and that, you know, like
it wasn't like I don't know anythingwild happened. I don't think so it
was kind of like a low keyfourth I think I was the only one
that did anything. Yeah you growingup North? You up north? Right?
Yes? Yeah, No, Iworked, uh just TV the rest
of the week. I edited aSuperman podcast for two days, and uh
(00:44):
that was it had a little uhwhat do we do on oh for fourth
or two? Well, we'll getinto that. We're going to talk about
that company she used the gift cardto Texas Road. Yeah, my mom
about that. I'll wait, butI was telling her about that, saving
that for later. Couldn't figure thatout coming up on the show today.
There is they're making something that willtranslate what your dog is like barking about
(01:10):
or how it feels. Most people, let know, their animals in general
already know. But we'll talk aboutthat passive aggressive things that we say that
maybe we should stop saying. Wefall into this category. There's a couple
things there unless I'm trying to bepassive aggressive and then I won't right.
Wishing wells? Do they still havewishing wells? There are some around the
(01:32):
world. How about a wishing wellthat has now become cashless, which is
the stupidest thing ever, And that'sincredible today. Yeah, what you use
your debit card? Yeah? Basically, yeah, basically that JA Summer Adventures
are taking you to see your point. We have a shop for you to
see the new Twisters movie and lotsmore so all coming up today. Well
(01:53):
one under point three wn I seeJay Towers in the morning on Here's the
Hollywood Minute with Chelsea Margo. Robbieand her husband Tom Ackerley are reportedly expecting
their first child together. Margo isthirty four years old. People went wild
on social media when they saw thecouple out in about and pictures were taken
(02:15):
and she had a bear belly whereand I mean she weighs like one hundred
pounds, so it's not a bigbelly, but you can definitely tell that
there's something there. Oh I see, yeah, yeah, it's visible.
Yes, hmm. The bikini costumewarned by Kerrie Fisher in nineteen eighty three
Star Wars Return of the Jedi isheaded to auction. Dallas. Heritage Auctions
(02:38):
is bidding that bikini starting at thirtygrand. Start saving your money starting at
thirty grand. That thing we'll getright for sure. Michael rubins annual Fourth
of July White Party brought in allkinds of celebrities once again this year,
Kim and Chloe, Kardashi and RobGronkowski, Brady Drake, Machine Gun,
(03:00):
Kelly Megan, Fox, Lil Wayne. The list goes on and on.
There were performances by Shaboozi, MaryJ. Blige, and Lil Wayne,
and a beach football game that wasled by Tom Brady the day before that
of a Porky got Wow. Everyonethat was there was famous. I've never
(03:22):
heard of the guy who's party itis Michael Rubin. Yeah, you'll have
to look him up. Yeah,I will. Despicable Me four topped the
box office over the holiday weekend,grossing seventy five million dollars, and Inside
Out two brought in thirty thirty milliondollars. Okay, moves over a billion
dollars. This Despicable Me will dohuge, Yeah, big yeah. They're
(03:45):
expecting big, big numbers from Despicableto Me. Four and finally, Justin
Bieber sang fourteen of his songs duringa concert held at a pre wedding ceremony
for a billionaire couple. The groom'sdad has a net worth of over a
hundred and twenty three billion dollars andis described as the richest man in Asia.
The couple's lavish three day wedding ceremonyis set for July twelfth through the
(04:09):
fourteenth, so it's not even justyet. At the groom's parents' twenty seven
story home, as well as aworld convention center, which his family owns,
of course, and can hold morethan sixteen thousand visitors. Now,
Justin's performance comes after you guys aregoing to remember this. Rihanna performed at
(04:30):
the pre wedding celebrations back in March. That's right. How many pre wedding
celebrations do you need for one couple? That's pretty annoying. You have the
price or no, ten million dollarsfor one performance. Yep, that's wow,
It's wild. Michael Ruben, bythe way, is the founder and
CEO of Fanatics, Oh Fanatics,Fanatics. He's basically just a billionaire philanthropist.
(04:54):
Gotcha. Yeah, TV tonight wehave the Bachelorette and American Ninja Warrior.
All right, tell thanks so much. You're coming up at one other
point three w and I see backto work, ready for maybe isolated storm
dayble check in without one long streetas always. I don't know how the
weekend was, and get ready forMonday Friday. I think today's still a
(05:17):
busy travel day. You know,a lot of people. It's weird.
This is a weird time because afourth of July was on Thursday, and
a lot of people started their vacationWednesday, and we'll go like Wednesday to
Wednesday, or some people ended theirvacation yesterday. Yeah, the road will
drive the drive in today, wasn'tyou know. And we get in early,
but still didn't seem like as busyas it normally is. It didn't.
You're right, I didn't. ReallyThere's only like seven cars on the
(05:41):
road when I'm coming in it's justfrom my way. But when there's two
like I'm fourth of July. WhenI drove in, there was I mean,
there was no class. I madea whole stretch of seventy five without
a car. It felt like COVIDtimes again. Oh my god, the
road to yourself. Yeah, oheeverybody had a nice Fourth of July.
Hey, you know what I watched? Do you see Chelsea? I feel
like you didn't watch it. Ithought maybe Alison did. Did you guys
(06:02):
watch worsh Roommates Ever? No?On Netflix? I did? No?
Yes, yes, because yes,remember the like remember the grandmother she was
burying people in the yard. Yes, so there's a second season. I
saw that. Did you see anyof it or you saw the pre I
just saw that. It's I justsaw it's being promoted. I will tell
you that it's really hard. It'shard. It's hard to watch because you
(06:24):
know, when you hear like worshRoommate Ever, you think of like somebody
that like brings bugs in and strangepeople and like disrespectful. Yeah, I
like most of these episodes end inmurder, Like I mean, like it's
they're really bad. Ye like this, I'll play a little clip of this
preview, but like, this iswhat I saw, this is what I
like. It kind of reeled mein and then I was like, why
(06:44):
did I watch this? From thetime Scott moved in with his two dogs,
he started being strange and odd.Sometimes you would just open my door
and shut it real quick while Iwas asleep. Then I would come very
angrily out of my room and say, what are you doing? Next time
knock? And he would say,I just want to know if you're home
or not. He would come inand like knock something off of a dresser
(07:11):
and then run out the door beforeI had a chance to really fully wake
up and realize what happened. Justodd things that would just drive your nuts.
Terrorizing my cats. Every time Scottwould come in and slam the door,
they would freak out and go hide. I had complained to Anita on
numerous occasions, but she declined todo anything, and she said, that's
(07:34):
not my problem. That's between youand Scott. Anita. I don't know
if she didn't care the two didn'tget along. Scott just could talk a
good talk. He just was acharmer and she trusted him. Ooh,
what is okay? I are aw, so they live in somebody They all
(07:58):
live in someone else's house. Yeah. So that episode, and the long
and short of it is is thatthis woman has this house, she loves
where she lives. She's getting she'solder, and you know, taking in
borders. She's Yeah, she goesto Craigslist and is like and and her
family says, well, you gottavet people like you gotta get information from
them, and yeah, and maybedon't post on craigslist because you're not gonna
(08:20):
always get the best candidates there.It's like, oh, you've got seven
hundred dollars for the room, comeon in, and she just and there
you go. Okay, And shewas taken into at a time which is
fourteen hundred dollars. She's paying hermortgage and this guy comes in and he
kind of befriends her and makes thisother guy's life. Hell, this guy,
this other guy, the guy youhear talking there at the beginning,
(08:41):
That guy went to jail and didnothing wrong. I mean, that's all
I'm gonna tell you. But Imean, what happened to the cats?
You got to watch? Tell meno, But this show is this show
does that they reenact everything in thesereally kind of cool animations. Yeah,
(09:01):
you can hear it is what youplay. Yeah, so you're like it
paints this picture. Yeah, andit's hard for me to say because it's
so intriguing, but like most ofthese end in murder, and I like,
yes, well, hopefully murder ofthe other guy. But I love
to just I love our little words, just the three of us talking.
(09:22):
But we do have listeners, andI don't want to screw it up for
them. So, oh, that'sright. You know, it's sadder.
I'm not going to say it,but I think I probably can tell who's
going to be murdered since the oneguy's alive. Is it the cats worst
roommate? The listeners don't care ifyou tell me what happened to the cats.
Well, you're gonna have to watchit. I can't watch the whole
point. No dogs and cats aregonna get hurt. I don't like it.
(09:46):
I will say to the guy thatwas talking in that by the third
time of that guy, there's alot on urging it into my room.
I'm changing my door and I'm gettingone with a lot. Yeah. You
know what, though, you'd besurprised at how people live their lives when
they have bad credit. Like inother words, that guy, I mean
that guy had he didn't have options. Yeah, he went through a divorce,
(10:07):
had terrible credit, would not probablyhave a criminal record, but he
wouldn't pass you know. Yeah,a management company is not going to like
give him our lease. Sure soknobisn't that expensive? You can pay for
one of those? Yeah. SoI watched that and got Texas Roadhouse,
(10:28):
which was great. Yeah, yeah, I got some Texas Roadouse. My
parents had a fifty dollars gift cardfor Christmas and they the role. We
had to get Texas Roadhouse. Thatbothered me all week. I'm not joking.
We had such a good time.I'm sure it was fabulous. That
food is wonderful, but like that'snot what the Fourth of July is meant
for. And it really bothers methat that was your plan. Well I
(10:50):
can really further. Yeah, Warner, we got Burger King. That actually
doesn't upset me further because their burgerstaste like they're off the grill. That's
why Burger King won on that day. Those were flame broiled whoppers and impossible
whoppers. I just mentioned two tosomebody. I said, you know,
I don't know if there's anything betterthan a whopper junior. I mean a
wopper or is pretty good. It'sreally good. And I but I you
(11:13):
can't get the impossible whopper in ain a junior because obviously they only come
in one side. But it's it'salways too much. I mean they're huge,
they're huge. So we me andmy family also went to Burger King,
not on the fourth. We grilledlike normal people, but we did
go to the to the Burger Kingin town. And my nephew Cam,
(11:35):
he's four, and he calls itKing Burger. He cannot get it through
his head that it's Burger King.I love King Burger. Yeah, have
you got a King Burger? Yeah? Yeah, you got to get that
that Burger King statue for him andthen that good the window. While we
were there, I because we don'tgo often, So while I was there,
(11:56):
I got the Burger King original ChickenSea because yes, of course with
cheese, because they originated I meanthey they didn't, but their chicken sandwich
was always better than McDonald's. Inthe beginning. It was like a club
in the beginning. Yeah. We'rejoined by Fox two's Dylan who produces the
six AM hour of News. Dylan, how are you? I'm pretty good.
(12:18):
I mean I'm missing my music.I was gonna say, are we
just going cold? We didn't havethirty seconds to play the song? You
know what, give me a minute. I do love it though, that
anytime I get a message from alistener about something, they can never just
if it's about you. It cannever just be Dylan. It's Dylan,
Dylan, Dylan, Absolutely, Dylan, Dylan, Dylan Dylan. Now he
(12:43):
comes into demands anyway. So Dylanwas telling me over the weekend, he
texted me that you're you're gonna begone for like, why where are you
going on some zog trip for amonth. I'm going to Ferndale, Michigan.
Okay, beautiful there, lovely thistime of year. No, just
taking a week off and then comingback and then doing a week of our
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political show at eleven thirty. Whatis our political show at eleven thirty?
It's actually launches tonight. Tonight's thefirst episode the Pulse, Oh the pul
And so this is basically about howcritical the swing states are right. Machine's
a battleground in every action, butespecially this one swing state or a battleground
state, both not mutually exclusively.Yeah, I think it's kind of the
(13:26):
same thing. So you're just flippingshifts. Yeah. The producer Normad does
that show is taking time off aswell, so I'll be covering him for
a week. So I'll go'll beback with you guys until like August.
Wow, unless I sneak in fromthe radio and just don't go ahead and
don't My math isn't good. Yeah, but you just you just talked about
(13:48):
two weeks and one keeps talking abouta month. I mean, what's the
thing today, It's like it's theeighth Okay, so I'm here tomorrow almost
August, the first first week.Guy, I'm gonna be gone for a
month. I'm like, well,we better have you on okay. Good.
Yeah, And if me and Alisonare the ones that are like correct
(14:09):
on our math, then there's reallya problem. What's going on with Cleveland.
I don't know that I passed.I'm done. I'm done with Cleveland.
I'm done. I did I dida nice story on that. I
interview that that kid that did that. I'm good. I'm fulfilled. I
saw some pictures and I'm being passiveaggressive and I don't care invite I'm actually
(14:31):
not. Researchers at the University ofMichigan are developing AI technology to interpret dog
communication, distinguishing between playful and aggressivebarks. The study uses models originally trained
on human speech as a foundation tocreate systems that target animal communication. So,
Dylan, this is one of yourstories from the six am newscast.
(14:52):
Is this a positive of AI?It depends, Uh, if you think
your dog likes you or not?Do you want to find out the hard
way? It's like, ah,this guy's back. Yeah. But also,
I mean, does AI really whatdoes AI really know? I mean,
(15:16):
it's great. Can it tell mewhy my dog Shelby woke me up
three times in the middle of thenight, seemingly needing to desperately go to
the bathroom and then she gets outsideand just eats grass. It's probably not
going to do it, probably justknows that the dog is somehow in distress.
But can it tell the difference betweenI have to go to the bathroom
or like there's a predator? Idon't know? And also, like,
(15:37):
what's I mean believing that AI canreally determine what your dog's barks are?
Is there any difference between that andbelieving what the psychic told you, because
I mean, I'm open to both. But I'm just saying, right,
yeah, right, yea, probablyno difference. That's what I'm thinking.
All the psychics that I've ever seenare like, I'm seeing love in March.
(16:02):
March is coming, gone Sherry seventimes, and I still don't have
love. Okay. I always getI feel like you, I feel like
you. I don't know you,but I feel like you work in a
world where you're around a lot ofpeople. I don't know you. Really,
Phyllis, I've never seen Phyllis thepsychic. Gotta get to their name,
and you gotta get a stage name, Phyllis the psychic. That's right.
(16:22):
Well Dylan, Well Dylan, we'llsee you in a couple of months,
see in October. Something like that. Yeah, yeah, enjoy the
time, enjoy the time. Iwould have said no to that other that
that producing that other show. Imean, can you imagine if they said
to me, Jay, we're gonnahave you do for a week, is
(16:44):
is do nights on w N Isee, Okay, if they didn't give
me the week in between. MaybeI'm just saying I like my franchise.
There you go, there's Dylan onone hundred point three w n I S
just tell me you guys have somegood news. Feeling good in the d.
One hundred point three WNIC is broughtto you this morning by Michigan Lotteries
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Fast Cash. Listen to this.A seventy five year old woman in Pennsylvania
named Donna was supposed to fly toFlorida for a vacation. Her flight got
delayed so many times. When shewas at the airport, She's like,
this must be a sign I'm notgonna go. I'm just not gonna go.
So she decided to skip the tripand went home. It's a good
(17:29):
thing she did. She ended upon her way home buying a lottery ticket
and one five million dollars. Ohoh, you can go on as many
trips to Florida as you'd like.Now. Oh my god. Now she's
planning a much bigger vacation to Alaskacourt first class, and she recently beat
cancer, so things are looking upfor Donna. Yeah, that is great.
(17:52):
I do wonder at what point you'dpull the plug on, like,
after how many delays are you justlike you know what, this isn't worth
it. I'm not excited anymore.I tell you, though, five million,
I mean after the taxes, whatare you at like three point five?
I don't look at it like that. It's pretty good. It's like
three million. It's pretty good tohave in the bank. Yeah, it'd
be a good way at seventy five, for sure. We're joined by Fox
(18:18):
two's Allan long Street Alan, Helloto you, Hello, morning guys.
My friend he missed you at thisThis is Yeah, this feels good.
My heart feels filled. It's beentoo long. It's been a week and
a half. I know I've seenthe two of you. You haven't seen
Jay all the time. Yeah,we worked all week last week? Yeah?
Did you really lazy bums? Likehalf days though? That? First
(18:42):
of all, our job is notwork. Second of all, yes,
especially on a holiday. How muchbarbecue was brought in or how many food
cooking segments were there? Nothing?Surprisingly few? I got all phoned in
last week. Yeah no, noteven burnt ends. No. But you
know what we did have We hadsome donies. Jay brought some donies in,
so that was nice. That's nice. Yeah, a little bit of
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Duncan, Yeah, it was it. Have you had the burnt ends,
by the way, that's my myparents are Jason, We're going to get
the burnt ends. Do you wantto come over? No, you like
the burn ends. It's it's justribs. But it's like the pieces of
rib meat without the bone the bone, prefer without the bone. Actually,
you're great. The burnt ends thehot new food trend. Yeah, everybody
hopefully had a nice couple of daysweatherwise today. Are we getting storms today
(19:27):
or tomorrow? I would say mostof us nothing today, an isolated storm
late, so you know, willsomebody get one? Yeah, we'll be
you probably not otherwise that summerfield midupper eighties and then by the middle of
the week. Uh, Baryl,who is making landfall this morning in Texas
will be heading in our direction.Wow. Barrel? Yeah yeah, Barrel.
(19:48):
Isn't that a fun name? Yeah? You know Barrel. No.
I wanted to make sure I saidit right too, and I just kept
saying in my mind every time Iread that story last week, there's Meryl
Streep, so take the m away, make it be it's yeah, yeah,
because I wanted to say, Iwanted to say Burrel. I think
he did say, yeah, Iprefer I wish it were burrel. I
like that, that sounds more pleasant, but no, it's barrel and she's
(20:11):
gonna be heading our way, andso we'll get some rain on Wednesday,
Tuesday, Wednesday. I mean people, should you know that's not stormy weather.
It's just rain. Well, theremight be some storms, but it's
not like you know, a hurricaneis gonna come get us. However,
you know, some of the modelsput down one to two inches, so
some minor flooding, but again notlike the you know, major impacts you
see up along the coast of Texas. Right, so still a little like
(20:32):
typical for July for us. Sothat's on the wind. Right school back
into to school, to school,back into what we're gonna do right here
is go back back in the day'sbrought to you by McDonald's one hundred and
forty three years ago. In nineteenshould say eighteen eighty one. Eighteen eighty
(20:55):
one, Edward Berner of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, invented the ice cream Sunday.
A customer asked him to top adish of ice cream with chocolate sauce.
The sauce previously used to simply flavorsodas, which were illegal to serve
on Sundays, so he sold hisice cream concoction on the Sabbath and called
(21:15):
it a Sunday Oh wow, Allison, Yes, that's a good story on
the Sabbath. I kind of feelthough, like the customer who asked for
that should be the one getting credit, right, I mean, that person's
the one that wanted that on theSunday. Had anyone gotten that before?
I don't know. Hey, Ed, this ice cream is great. What
(21:37):
do you say you pour a littlethat uh syrpeer on it? Yeah,
that guy should get the recognition.In nineteen ninety six, the Spice Girls
release their debut single Wanna Be.We remember it well very well, really
well, and they went on tohave great fame and great money and success
(22:03):
and can't get a reunion together becausethat Poshpiice won't do it. Did you
see her and David Beckham both puton their wedding dress and suit for their
twenty fifth anniversary and it's just likeit's still fit. Don't believe it?
I'm like, I can believe it. Your shape has not changed in twenty
five years, and neither has it. Thanks for rubbing it in. Do
(22:23):
you ever notice like with people onsocial media, whether it's them or just
anybody like. I don't know ifit's because we get up and go to
work every day and feel like we'veyou know, we're lucky, we're fortunate
we have these jobs. But Ican't imagine waking up every day and wondering,
like, what like thing am Igoing to do on social media today
to get myself attention? I know, I just couldn't do it. I
(22:45):
know. I mean every day,I mean we joke about somebody we all
follow, and I'm like, yougot up and like worked on that,
Yeah, every single day, creatinga new five second reel about you jumping
into a new outfit or something goingon in your life, like nothing going
(23:07):
on in your life? Yeah,yeah, I mean that's it. Those
are like jobs, though, Nofor sure. I mean, for as
much as I make fun of influencersand all of that, I was hard
pressed. I had nothing but timewhile we were off Wednesday through Sunday.
Didn't post a thing and thought aboutit and felt bad about it. But
(23:29):
I had nothing. But money wasn'ton the line. Money's not on with
you. In two thousand, TheReal Slim Shady debuts at number one in
the UK, giving eminem his firstchart topper on the Singles chart. He
doesn't reach number one in the UnitedStates until two years later with Lose Yourself.
So this number one in the UKtoday, back in two thousand,
(23:56):
it's hard to believe that the UKgot him to number one one before.
Right America Right twenty ten. Inceptionof Leonardo DiCaprio premiered. In twenty eleven,
Jennifer Anison's comedy Horrible Bosses was released, which did pretty well, and
in twenty twenty one, Walker Hayesreleased his song Fancy Like Ary Fancy Applebee's
(24:18):
on a day night. That's abarmester you say with the oil shake gets
some will crane. That was agood time for Applebee's. Loved that.
Ate that up they used it.There you go one under point three,
wn I said Dearborn Detroit. Timefor Hollywood been now with Chelsea's brought to
you this time around by David Femininioget David getpaid dot com m night.
(24:44):
Shehmelan describes his new movie called Trapas Silence of the Lambs meets a Taylor
Swift concert. Now we got tosee a little clip of this at CinemaCon
in Vegas and it looks good.I cannot wait for this to come out.
But it's basically about a pop concertthat's actually a sting operation by police
and his daughters in it, playingthe flue or something. Right. No,
(25:07):
she's like attending the concert. Ithought, Oh, okay, they're
trying to catch a serial killer.By the way, it's that trailer looks
good. When does that come out? That's that's that this month. No,
the new bon Jovi album Forever onlyspent one week on the Billboard two
hundred, so unless it rebounds,it's going to be the first bon Jovie
(25:27):
studio album to do that. Whywhat was the single off of it?
Was there? Maybe that's the hand. I think there was no single off
of it. A seventy five yearold Journey fan in Cleveland has been reportedly
swindled out of one hundred and twentytwo thousand dollars by someone who claimed to
be Steve Perry. The impostor toldthe woman that he quote needed a woman
(25:52):
in his life and had a greatbusiness opportunity for her. She ended up
writing him a check for seventy twothousand dollars and then sent fifty grand in
gift cards. When this foe,Steve Perry, would not provide a picture
of an ID or a passport.The woman finally got suspicious called the police,
who are attempting to id the thief. But I'm telling you a little
(26:14):
too please do that beforehand. Yeah, what were you thinking. There's a
whole Blue Blood's episode about these peoplethat prey on the elderly, and they
get them to send them the giftcards, right because it makes it so
much harder to track and find them. And by the way, I can
kind of maybe there's a little portionof my brain that gets it if it's
(26:36):
just somebody's trying to woo you withthese things. But if the guy says
he's Steve Perry, he's not.I'm getting the FaceTime video with Steve Perry
before I send five dollars. Andit's not a video. We'll be working
during the FaceTime and it's not likeit's seventy five year old and feeble.
You're not say no. And finally, Danny Trejo got into a bit shad
Tea on the fourth of July whhim and his friends got hit with water
(27:02):
balloons. Danny thinks that his crewwas targeted because they're Mexican. Can you
imagine throwing a water balloon you're screwingaround and it hits Machetti, No,
and it comes at you can't Tonightthe Bachelorette an American Ninja Warriors. All
right, Chelse, thank you somuch. Still to come this hour,
A couple of Fox to News headlines, and there's a hurricane of coming.
(27:23):
Allison's bubble is on the way next. It turns out, until World War
Two, the insides of our mouthswere really disgusting. Oh all right,
we explained in the morning. Isee what's in the bubble today, Allison.
(27:47):
World War Two wasn't that long ago. I think I actually had a
bubble of how many people from WorldWar Two were still alive? Like,
I don't know. But anyway,since it wasn't that long ago, I'm
wondering what was going on all theway up until then. Yeah, because
we weren't brushing our teeth. Itdidn't take off in the United States until
(28:08):
after w W two, when soldierscame home and brought the habit with them
of brushing their teeth. Yes,they learned where. Yeah, so they
brought that habit home and we pickedit up then, so up until then,
you just had a sky mouth.I don't think. I don't know
(28:29):
what we were doing. Oh god, but we weren't brushing our teeth.
Thank you World War two. Geez, if they're if we're putting all the
good things crest a couple of FoxNews headlines today. In just a few
weeks, EA Sports will release CollegeFootball twenty five, making the highly anticipated
return of the series after more thana decade since the last version. Now
(28:52):
I don't play this, but Iknow it's a big deal. Right.
Isn't it a big deal when theydo a new college football game because they
have new play and a lot ofthese kids are like, I'm on a
video game. Take a big deal. Yes, yeah, I'm sure it's
really fun for if you if you'rea player and you're finally included in a
video game that you probably played asa kid. Yeah, it's really exciting.
(29:14):
Yeah, that's cool. My brotherwas obsessed with I think it was
mad. I was gonna say,for as popular as that is, it
doesn't slide out of your mouth likeMadden. No, you're right, yep.
Yeah. Hurricane Beryl has intensified intoa Category one hurricane is closing in
on the Texas coast, with warningsissued for a potentially deadly storm surge,
flooding, high winds, possible tornadoes. It's expected to make landfall later this
(29:37):
morning. Alan Longstreet gave us theheads up that in a couple of days
we'll see kind of the leftover rainfrom this hurricane here in Michigan. That's
kind of always what's happened if ahurricane makes it that way. By the
time it gets here, it's justa lot of rain. It's not the
you know, the wind in thestorm that it was. This is really
a crazy story, you know.I heard this yesterday and I thought it
(29:59):
was a typo. I mean,that's when I saw it in my newsfeed.
A block party on Detroit's East Sideturned violent yesterday morning, resulting in
twenty one people being shot, includingtwo people dead, with all the victims
in their teens or twenties. Currently, no suspects are in custody. The
mayor and DPD are going to holda news conference later this morning to give
(30:22):
us more information. Twenty one people, but I know they've made statements,
like you know, there's got tobe a way to resolve issues. So
it sounds like there was a fightat this block party and then retaliation then
yeah, guns came out. Yeah, because that's the mentality of too many
people. Unfortunately that I'm mad,I'll just go get a gun, right,
(30:44):
And how did it ever get Howdid it ever get to that?
Block party is supposed to be fun, you're grilling, you're hanging out with
friends, like, it's not supposedto escalate to anything like that. Life
is too short start. Yeah.And also when you get mad, no
matter how mad you get, thesecond thing that you do is not go
get a gun to deal with that. Now you're in jail for life.
You killed two people. Ford hasissued a critical recall for tens of thousands
(31:10):
of newer Mustangs from twenty twenty twoto twenty three due to a software issue
with a torque sensor, which cancause the steering wheel to turn on its
own, pausing a serious posing aserious crash risk. Dealerships are going to
contact you for the free repair.That's crazy when they find these things that
they have to recall, because youwonder, well, how many times did
it happen before the recall? Yeah, you know how they find out about
(31:33):
it? Who was affected by itright. Researchers at University of Michigan.
We told you about this with DylanDylan Dylan and identifying what your dog's bark
means. That's some new technology comingout and despicable of me. I think
Chelse mentioned this took in seventy fivemillion over the five day holiday weekend.
I got to call Anthony had Imagineand find out how the weekend was for
films, because Fourth of July isusually kind of a blockbuster. You know,
(31:56):
it's hot. People usually go seea movie if they're in or sometimes
if they're in town busying. Itmust have did well. Seventy five million
dollars is pretty good for any movieto make out a holiday weekend, right.
So I feel like we should mentiontoo that Beverly Hills cop axle fully
which that was not released on Netflix. I feel like it should have been
(32:17):
released in theaters so much in thatmovie they are but bush Man is like
opening up the film. I watchedit. He sounds it's great. His
voice is the first thing you hear. So cool. That is crazy wild,
and I watched a lot of thatmovie over the weekend. I got
(32:37):
halfway through it. It's really Idon't care what critics say. It's really
good. But it's a lot ofDetroit, which is why I liked it.
Right, did you did you seethe T shirts the JLB and Wheels
logos T shirts or did it comeby so far? No? No,
no, he's I mean when helands in LA he's wearing a JLB T
shirt. That's unreal. I thinkthat's so cool. Yeah, it's awesome.
(32:59):
So they there you go. Acouple headlines in w N I se
do you want me to play youthe beginning of the Yes, Beverly Hills,
cop axleven. Absolutely. Here's aNetflix logo. Our friend Bushman from
WJLB starts this movie off Netflix logostill playing here? All right? Yes,
(33:21):
yes, yes, Don Simpson JerryBurckheimer Films should have fastthearted. Hey,
what's up, Detroit, it's yourboy to push man. It is
another Bonnie day here the d whena weather advisory in effect. So unless
you're headed to the Red Wings,g stay the hell off my road.
Come back to the music from wj LB. Oh, it's great,
(33:44):
that's amazing. I can't there's EddieMurphy driving in Detroit. That Mike drop.
You got chills. Right. Iam so excited for him. I
mean, there's the there's our City, there's the Rensen, I mean everything.
It's such a great start to amovie. Oh my god, Bushman,
this is a star is the starof Beverly Hills Cops. Wow.
(34:07):
I mean that is just outrageous.I just so he literally starts off the
movie. Yeah. The first thingyou hear in that movie, how are
there not emails every single I meanthere was an email, but like every
day. I can't believe there's notlike a I might do a respond all
on that one. I know that'sa respond all for sure. It's worthy
of one. Wow. Wow.I mean imagine being asked, Okay,
(34:30):
if one of us were asked,like, hey, can you film a
little voiceover for a movie that's goingto be coming out. It's pretty big
deal, but you assume that it'sprobably going to be kind of buried in
the middle of the film when maybeno one fully notices it. That's literally
the first thing that you hear.Yeah, I was, I'm in a
movie. My old show. It'sjust like that. It's on the radio.
(34:53):
Yeah, my old show on theradio in this movie. The thing
is is I can't tell you thename of the movie because it's not a
Beverly Hills cops. No, no, no. But it was like a
legit movie. And I remember whenthe clip was, you know, put
in the movie and there was someyou know, hoopla, like oh look
(35:14):
at you, and I'm like,I don't know what movie this is or
who's even in it? Right,I don't know was it in theaters?
Is it a movie just before toBe? That's like a joke on everything
now everybody makes joke. Is ita to B movie? I'm like,
hey, I like those two BEmovies. Here's something we won't be saying
to uh to Bushman. Good foryou? Because good for you is considered
(35:37):
to be passive aggressive, how itmust be nice. It's good for you
can be if you're like good foryou, Christian Bale, right, if
you're literally like, oh my god, good for you. Yeah, I
mean, I think it's also aboutinflection and excitement, like I am really
excited for you now. You knowwhat, though I would say I'm so
(35:58):
happy for you, wouldn't I wouldsay I'm so happy like we would just
say we're so happy for him.Yeah, I'm sorry you feel that way.
Is considered to be a passive aggressivestatement. You shouldn't be saying anymore.
I'm sorry you feel that way.Well, because it's not placing blame
on yourself. It's placing blame onthat. Right, It's fine, Chelsea,
that's on your that's that's one ofyour tops. Oh, that's fine,
(36:20):
one of your top threes. Yeah. Well I do have to say
that all the time because when Istart to explain myself and why I'm annoyed
or upset by something, no one'slistening. So what oh you usually usually
say it went well, anyway,what's whatever? Would you like to finish
that? Now? Whatever? That'sfine, whatever, it's fine, we're
good if you say so. See, if you say so doesn't seem doesn't
(36:44):
sound mean to me. But Iguess in an argument it would be yeah,
if you say so, Yeah,I can't. I don't know if
I can cute that one up,because I can. That's fine. Like
if you're like, hey, couldyou d D, I'd be like,
yeah, that's fine. Yeah see, And then that's not you know it,
you're just too sensitive. Some peopleare. That doesn't bother me,
(37:07):
settle down, bothers me. Don'tever do that. Settle down, calm
down, chill out idea. Youknow the best is to do in an
argument, my favorite, my old, my old trick. You know what,
you're absolutely right, I apologize.Okay, that's just annoying. You're
annoying because you're putting a period atthe end of the sentence. That's it.
Okay, you're right, I'm done. So you don't argue anymore.
(37:27):
And then people that want to argue, we'll continue to argue even after you
say I'm sorry. So that itselfis passive aggressive. No, it is
right. Uh, there you go. Hopefully you learn some stuff. Congrats
to bush Man time. But that'sincredible, some incredible stories from around the
world and beyond. We'll start withthis today. Wisconsin is the cheese capital
of the world. Sometimes that comeswith trouble. Here's a news report about
(37:51):
what happens. Well, there's thatthat if you live there, I guess
that's just part of your of yourworld, right, So Claires they spotted
to the most Wisconsin complaint ever onMonday night, officers checked out a report
of someone chasing a driver down andthrowing cheese at their car. Police call
the complaint not goudha and it's unrelievablethat someone would do that. The department
(38:16):
ended the post by writing, throwingcheese is not your best look. Okay,
it's not cheesy at all. Thatguy, he went for the trifecta.
You know, somebody wrote that andhe just had to sit there and
have to read it. No,that was pretty good. What an abuse
of cheese? How dare you right? Scrambled pancakes? Are they the hot
new breakfast trend? On TikTok,a woman made a joke video last month
(38:38):
saying they were not good, butother people tried it and said they are.
So what is it? You takethe pancake and you put it into
the pan, and you know,you start cooking it, but instead of
flipping the batter, you start tochop it up like you would scrambled eggs,
and then you put it onto aplate, but syr up on it.
So it's like, imagine it's thatbad, right, Yeah, it's
(38:58):
the same consistency, right, justshaped differently. Yeah, all right,
that's cute. I mean, Idon't think I would ever try it,
but I think that there are worse. The night cool Chicken comes to mind
from TikTok, and I think it'snothing like that. That's incredible. A
poll found almost one in six Americansand a quarter of young people now rock
socks with sandals. Why is thata story? Because it is an age
(39:22):
old Oh pah, yes, andI have steadfastly stood by my nope,
cut you off right there, ragwool socks with birkenstocks. I love that
look. We have worked together forabout eight years and you have said that
for eight years and I have not, once in that entire time, ever
(39:45):
seen you wear that. How oftenare you looking at her feet? No?
Every day? Yeah, because Ihaven't had any birkenstock sandals. Well,
I'm gonna get you some FRI.I used to rocket and it was
awesome, and I love that lookabout the crocs you have those who wear
crocs, you know, I knowthat it's okay to do that now,
but I still can't. Maybe youwant the executive ones that I got.
(40:07):
I don't know if they're called theexecutives. No, no, no,
they're just like, are you wearingcrocs? No? Because if you are,
then I have a pair at homethat I really like. And they're
not like your typical crocs. They'relike, you know, like chefs can
wear them and things like that.They're good for your feet. Do you
wear them around the house. Iwear them around the house. They're my
house shoes. Okay. A teammade a move you'd see in an action
(40:29):
movie on Wednesday in New Hampshire.It happened when a sailing instructor was teaching
kids how to sail. When hereached out for a tennis ball used to
teach turning, a student's boat tippedover and the mask hit the instructor's throttle,
throwing him from the boat. That'swhen the seventeen year old and a
neighbor got the kids out of harm'sway and leaped onto the boat. I
(40:51):
mean, it was like something outof a movie here, and I looked
up and I could see this boatcircling, and then of course looked at
the boat and there's nobody in it. Boat was circling like that. I
could have hit somebody. So hejumped on his boats only to get on
the jet ski to go get thekids out of the way. It just
came to me. I didn't reallythink I just did it. I'm realizing
what I did scared me a littlebit. But it's fun, Yeah,
(41:13):
incredible, and yeah, it's incredible. You could easily get really hurt trying
to be a rock star like that. But absolutely. A high school teacher
gave her kids an assignment that couldbe more open ended. They basically had
to make their own magazine, butthe topic was anything they wanted. Are
you interested to know what the younghigh schoolers are thinking of right now to
(41:37):
make a magazine about? Listen tothese topics. That's what high schoolers are
interested in. We're telling them theycan write about whatever they want. Topics
include Jimmy Buffett, was he agood guy? Magnet fishing, coral reefs,
Naruto, the effects of LSD onthe body, human augmentation, Why
umpires are the worst? Travis Scott, Women's fashion in the Victorian era,
Kurt Cobain, the hitjab ban inFrance, Chapel Rowan, How suburbia is
(42:00):
ruining American culture, acts throwing theNew York Times, games like spelling,
the whole bunch on soccer, messyis the best? Ronaldo's the best?
Few more in basketball, The inspirationbehind the film Godzilla. There you go.
Wow, some of those high schoolstudents so prot Naruto, right,
Wow, where did you even learnabout that? That? Was a test
with most most of those, Yeah, I thought they were good topics.
(42:22):
It's funny to hear too, likebut soccer lots of lots of stories on
soccer right, Oh my god,there was so much soccer watching in my
house this week. My god,it was too much. A popular wishing
well at a Roman bathhouse in Englandrecently switched to contactless payments so you can't
toss coins in anymore. It costthem about one hundred thousand dollars a year
(42:45):
in donations, so they made onehundred grand in donations a year. They
got rid of it for contactless payments. No, it's not the same.
I'm not gonna make a wish withmy debit card. I'm not. No,
but I will throw my quarter inand I and twenty seven percent of
me thinks my wish might come trueby doing that. Sure, you know
(43:06):
how people throw money into the fountainat the dustry zoo. Imagine then going
and them being like, sorry,you have to swipe. So I hope
you feel really dumb now losing onehundred thousand dollars a year. Last but
lot Lisa study found even babies haveaccents they pick up on language patterns while
they're still in the womb. Ohinteresting, there you go. Detroit's favorite
(43:28):
game, Battle the Sex is back. It's brought to you this time around
by our friends at Hollywood Casino atGreek Town, where you can get fifty
dollars a win. Kenya is playingtoday as a hairstylist. I will play
for Randy, going for win.Number two. Chelsea asked the questions,
let's play battle, Alison, whichjob requires a uniform? Please? Number
one? Ten points, Jay,name's some of the best ways to calm
(43:52):
a crying baby? Best ways tocalm a crying baby? Sing to it?
Second best five points for that.Feed them was number one, Allison,
what are some common baby shower gifts? Blankets? That is the fourth
best answer. One point for that. Diapers was number one, Jay.
Name of food you would eat with? Ketchup a hot dog? That is
(44:15):
the second best five points for that. French fries was number one. Ketchup
on hot I know, I know, I just Alison's in the lead eleven
to ten. Alison. Name apopular board game Monopoly? Number one yep,
and Jay named something that can bespread butter? Third best. One
point for that. A rumor wasnumber one and Alison wins twenty one to
(44:37):
seven eleven. Sorry about that.
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