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Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, it is Mojo in the morning. The phone
number is eight four to four Mojo Live. Eight four
four six sixty five sixty five four eight. The text
is nine five five zero zero. It's good to have
you guys here with us today. I had kind of
a crazy thing happened to me, and I, you know what,
I want to bring this up and see if you
(00:20):
guys think that I am just a little too weird
and this is why it's happening. Answer is, yes, I was.
I was out walking getting some steps in and I
don't know all my neighbors. And when I say my neighbors,
I'm not talking about immediate street. There's like a subdivision
right behind me that I walk through and walk down
the street. But there's homes that are literally right behind
(00:44):
mine that I can you know, if I wanted to,
I could pretty much throw a baseball and probably get
it into their yard. Back in the day, I was
actually a pretty good baseball player. Okay, all right, So
I digress. So I'm walking by one of the house
and a guy stops me, and he stops and he says, hey,
how you doing. How's the wife doing? And I said,
(01:05):
you know what, the wife is doing better. Thank you
so much. Everything's going good. Hey. I heard you say
one time that you are a guy that likes to
have like sign collectibles, and I said, well, just sports ones.
I'm not a big guy like I don't, you know,
go out and buy signed autographs of you know, celebrities
Like I wouldn't have like a Martin Scorsese poster on
(01:26):
my wall with his signature, because I'm not a big
movie guy. But I like sports guys, and I figured
that one of the things I wanted to do was
collect the best of each sports So I got Tom Brady,
I got Miguel Cabrera, I got Tiger Woods, you know,
so I got some good ones. Long story short, this
guy's telling me about how he's got a ton of
(01:47):
autograph signatures, including some very big celebrities, and he names
through a bunch of them, and some of them are
actually way bigger than even the ones that I had, Like,
he said that he had a Ty Cobb autograph, which
I thought was a crazy Ty Cobb is the guy
that's in the outfield of Comerica Park that doesn't even
have a number. That's how good of the best of
that ever played the game. Okay, So long story, shorty goes,
(02:08):
come on in. I want to show you, and I
get ready and I'm taking a couple of steps. I'm
going I just saw that ed onlix on Netflix. Literally
just saw this movie about a guy that lived in
a neighborhood.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
It's Charlie Hunham by the way, pretty to look at
what the voice.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
So here's my question I want to ask the listeners.
I just want to do a quick survey. Do you
think it's okay to go into a random neighbor's house
that you never ever met before? The moment he stops
you on the street and goes, hey, how's the wife doing?
You know what I mean? I said to him, I go,
you know what, I really appreciate it, But I got
to get home here soon, so I'm gonna have to
(02:53):
do my quick little walk and go. But maybe another time.
I didn't want to tell the guy I think you
might be ed gin. I think you gotta be worried.
You gotta be on your p's and q's. If you're
a gun carrier, stay strapped, or have you a little
knife which you don't go ahead and blonde.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
If you're getting a bad feeling like feeling for your
knife or your gun before you go in someone you
probably shouldn't be going into that house.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
I want to see the top come I might want
to see. I wouldn't drink anything, you know what. I
just feel like it'd be. Here's the thing that I
think in I'm a crazy one. I think I'm gonna
go into his house. He's gonna say, hey, uh, here's
all the stuff, and he's gonna show me a room
and go real quick. I got to go find something,
(03:36):
and he's gonna come back and he's gonna have like
a hack saw you have a pig mask, or he's
gonna yeah, exactly, I'm gonna be dying. I'm eight four
four Mojo Live eight four four six six five six
five four eight. We all have creepy neighbors, right, we
all have him. I don't know if this guy's a
creepy neighbor because I don't want to say that because
he obviously listens to the show. But he could be.
(03:57):
I've only met him once. Literally, I don't think I've
ever seen the guy other than meeting him one time,
and that was this. But would you go into a
random neighbor's house, you know all your neighbors that I
don't know and there.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Yeah, so there is one house in my neighborhood and
the kid we call it the Haunted House. And it's
one of those houses that you can tell back in
the day was like this beautiful, beautiful home. And I
think the story that I've heard is that is that
a little old lady lives there and she takes care
of her mom who still lives there, and they never
come out. But this house is so scary. And this
(04:33):
is true story since the kids were little. If we're
riding bikes or taking a walk or walking the dogs
or whatever, and we're walking on the sidewalk in front
of that house, they will cross the street, go on
the sidewalk across the street, and the cross back over
so they don't have to walk right in front of
the house.
Speaker 1 (04:47):
That's scary.
Speaker 2 (04:47):
It's that scary. I'll take a picture of it so
you guys can see what I'm talking. It looks like
a movie should come and be shot in front of
this house around this house.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
Well movies, though, I feel like nine times out of ten,
they're the nicest people. It's like bright Lin, it's like
the old lady. Yes, the old lady making you cookies.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
It felt like I would never go in that house,
maybe out of curiosity, but Sean, what's going on?
Speaker 1 (05:13):
It's Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
High, Hey, Mojoe. I just want to call in and
say that I think guy's praying, waiting this whole life
for years.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
To come out and shoot a shot with you, and
now he's he's going to be self conscious and hide
from I didn't say that I think that he's creepy.
I just said the idea of not knowing somebody and
going into their house is it creepy? You know what
I mean? He seemed like a nice gentleman, but he
(05:42):
did seem hungry, and my fear was he would have
a lot to eat if he was he wanted to
eat me. Uh, what's going on? It's Mojo in the morning, Maddie.
You got some neighbors in the neighborhood that you wouldn't
go into their house for fun?
Speaker 2 (06:00):
Long time? Damn. But actually I was at a garage
sale and I was kind of doing the like, look around,
not be rude.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
I didn't want to buy anything, and ladies like, what
are you looking for?
Speaker 2 (06:11):
And I said, oh, night stands, and she invited me
in the house, and I'm like, okay, didn't even look
that much at the house. The house did not have.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
Electricity or water.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
We go upstairs, I'm like, oh, I think I left
my wallet in my car. Literally scurried down the stairs
and TI tailed it out of there and was like,
oh my god. This I would have been the topic
of a true crime podcast.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Yes, but isn't it amazing though, that you wanted that
night stand so bad that you were willing to like
put your body on the line and go in there.
It's crazy you don't even think. Yeah, I just followed
her up, like all right.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
Let's go.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
It's funny how we actually are I guess, ruined by
true crime, like we're ruined by these podcasts, these shows, movies.
Because the problem was, back in the day, we would
go in and do that, and the odds of us
being it, the odds of us being attacked or something
like that, probably not what year did the again stuff happen? Well,
(07:07):
you're right again, the reason we got the story. What's
going on, Shannon? How you doing.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
Hi?
Speaker 1 (07:15):
I just wanted to say that it's kind of like
the grown up version of Hey, kid, get in my car.
I've got some candy y y white man question for you.
Would you would you Are there any neighbors in your
neighborhood that you for damn sure would never go into
their house because you know that there's something crazy going
on in there.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
Oh yeah, honestly, Yeah, it's funny. I feel like every
neighborhood has like one or two places that.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
You're like, yeah, no, yeah, I always believe it's the
one with eight thousand cars in front of it, you
know what I mean, for the old beater car that's
I bet you in the trunk, there's a body. I
guarantee you. All right, thanks for the car, Shanage, take
care of yourself. Yeah, I have a good one.
All right, it is Mojo in the morning. The phone
number is eight four to four Mojo Live. Eight four
four six sixty five sixty five four eight. The text
is nine five five zero zero. It's good to have
you guys here with us today. I had kind of
a crazy thing happened to me, and I, you know what,
I want to bring this up and see if you
(00:20):
guys think that I am just a little too weird
and this is why it's happening. Answer is, yes, I was.
I was out walking getting some steps in and I
don't know all my neighbors. And when I say my neighbors,
I'm not talking about immediate street. There's like a subdivision
right behind me that I walk through and walk down
the street. But there's homes that are literally right behind
(00:44):
mine that I can you know, if I wanted to,
I could pretty much throw a baseball and probably get
it into their yard. Back in the day, I was
actually a pretty good baseball player. Okay, all right, So
I digress. So I'm walking by one of the house
and a guy stops me, and he stops and he says, hey,
how you doing. How's the wife doing? And I said,
(01:05):
you know what, the wife is doing better. Thank you
so much. Everything's going good. Hey. I heard you say
one time that you are a guy that likes to
have like sign collectibles, and I said, well, just sports ones.
I'm not a big guy like I don't, you know,
go out and buy signed autographs of you know, celebrities
Like I wouldn't have like a Martin Scorsese poster on
(01:26):
my wall with his signature, because I'm not a big
movie guy. But I like sports guys, and I figured
that one of the things I wanted to do was
collect the best of each sports So I got Tom Brady,
I got Miguel Cabrera, I got Tiger Woods, you know,
so I got some good ones. Long story short, this
guy's telling me about how he's got a ton of
(01:47):
autograph signatures, including some very big celebrities, and he names
through a bunch of them, and some of them are
actually way bigger than even the ones that I had, Like,
he said that he had a Ty Cobb autograph, which
I thought was a crazy Ty Cobb is the guy
that's in the outfield of Comerica Park that doesn't even
have a number. That's how good of the best of
that ever played the game. Okay, So long story, shorty goes,
(02:08):
come on in. I want to show you, and I
get ready and I'm taking a couple of steps. I'm
going I just saw that ed onlix on Netflix. Literally
just saw this movie about a guy that lived in
a neighborhood.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
It's Charlie Hunham by the way, pretty to look at
what the voice.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
So here's my question I want to ask the listeners.
I just want to do a quick survey. Do you
think it's okay to go into a random neighbor's house
that you never ever met before? The moment he stops
you on the street and goes, hey, how's the wife doing?
You know what I mean? I said to him, I go,
you know what, I really appreciate it, But I got
to get home here soon, so I'm gonna have to
(02:53):
do my quick little walk and go. But maybe another time.
I didn't want to tell the guy I think you
might be ed gin. I think you gotta be worried.
You gotta be on your p's and q's. If you're
a gun carrier, stay strapped, or have you a little
knife which you don't go ahead and blonde.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
If you're getting a bad feeling like feeling for your
knife or your gun before you go in someone you
probably shouldn't be going into that house.
Speaker 1 (03:15):
I want to see the top come I might want
to see. I wouldn't drink anything, you know what. I
just feel like it'd be. Here's the thing that I
think in I'm a crazy one. I think I'm gonna
go into his house. He's gonna say, hey, uh, here's
all the stuff, and he's gonna show me a room
and go real quick. I got to go find something,
(03:36):
and he's gonna come back and he's gonna have like
a hack saw you have a pig mask, or he's
gonna yeah, exactly, I'm gonna be dying. I'm eight four
four Mojo Live eight four four six six five six
five four eight. We all have creepy neighbors, right, we
all have him. I don't know if this guy's a
creepy neighbor because I don't want to say that because
he obviously listens to the show. But he could be.
(03:57):
I've only met him once. Literally, I don't think I've
ever seen the guy other than meeting him one time,
and that was this. But would you go into a
random neighbor's house, you know all your neighbors that I
don't know and there.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Yeah, so there is one house in my neighborhood and
the kid we call it the Haunted House. And it's
one of those houses that you can tell back in
the day was like this beautiful, beautiful home. And I
think the story that I've heard is that is that
a little old lady lives there and she takes care
of her mom who still lives there, and they never
come out. But this house is so scary. And this
(04:33):
is true story since the kids were little. If we're
riding bikes or taking a walk or walking the dogs
or whatever, and we're walking on the sidewalk in front
of that house, they will cross the street, go on
the sidewalk across the street, and the cross back over
so they don't have to walk right in front of
the house.
Speaker 1 (04:47):
That's scary.
Speaker 2 (04:47):
It's that scary. I'll take a picture of it so
you guys can see what I'm talking. It looks like
a movie should come and be shot in front of
this house around this house.
Speaker 1 (04:56):
Well movies, though, I feel like nine times out of ten,
they're the nicest people. It's like bright Lin, it's like
the old lady. Yes, the old lady making you cookies.
Speaker 2 (05:06):
It felt like I would never go in that house,
maybe out of curiosity, but Sean, what's going on?
Speaker 1 (05:13):
It's Mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2 (05:14):
High, Hey, Mojoe. I just want to call in and
say that I think guy's praying, waiting this whole life
for years.
Speaker 1 (05:21):
To come out and shoot a shot with you, and
now he's he's going to be self conscious and hide
from I didn't say that I think that he's creepy.
I just said the idea of not knowing somebody and
going into their house is it creepy? You know what
I mean? He seemed like a nice gentleman, but he
(05:42):
did seem hungry, and my fear was he would have
a lot to eat if he was he wanted to
eat me. Uh, what's going on? It's Mojo in the morning, Maddie.
You got some neighbors in the neighborhood that you wouldn't
go into their house for fun?
Speaker 2 (06:00):
Long time? Damn. But actually I was at a garage
sale and I was kind of doing the like, look around,
not be rude.
Speaker 1 (06:08):
I didn't want to buy anything, and ladies like, what
are you looking for?
Speaker 2 (06:11):
And I said, oh, night stands, and she invited me
in the house, and I'm like, okay, didn't even look
that much at the house. The house did not have.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
Electricity or water.
Speaker 2 (06:20):
We go upstairs, I'm like, oh, I think I left
my wallet in my car. Literally scurried down the stairs
and TI tailed it out of there and was like,
oh my god. This I would have been the topic
of a true crime podcast.
Speaker 1 (06:32):
Yes, but isn't it amazing though, that you wanted that
night stand so bad that you were willing to like
put your body on the line and go in there.
It's crazy you don't even think. Yeah, I just followed
her up, like all right.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
Let's go.
Speaker 1 (06:45):
It's funny how we actually are I guess, ruined by
true crime, like we're ruined by these podcasts, these shows, movies.
Because the problem was, back in the day, we would
go in and do that, and the odds of us
being it, the odds of us being attacked or something
like that, probably not what year did the again stuff happen? Well,
(07:07):
you're right again, the reason we got the story. What's
going on, Shannon? How you doing.
Speaker 2 (07:15):
Hi?
Speaker 1 (07:15):
I just wanted to say that it's kind of like
the grown up version of Hey, kid, get in my car.
I've got some candy y y white man question for you.
Would you would you Are there any neighbors in your
neighborhood that you for damn sure would never go into
their house because you know that there's something crazy going
on in there.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
Oh yeah, honestly, Yeah, it's funny. I feel like every
neighborhood has like one or two places that.
Speaker 1 (07:42):
You're like, yeah, no, yeah, I always believe it's the
one with eight thousand cars in front of it, you
know what I mean, for the old beater car that's
I bet you in the trunk, there's a body. I
guarantee you. All right, thanks for the car, Shanage, take
care of yourself. Yeah, I have a good one.
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