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One bag. Good morning, It'sTuesday. It's Tuesday, September fifth,
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twenty twenty three, Tender Drew andMorrow. We are love September already,
Holy crack, that's right weeks.There's years flying by like crazy. And
I was just thinking, it's basically, I feel like after September or you
know, after Labor Day, it'sit's basically October. It's basically Halloween season.
Yeah, then it's gonna be thefull on holidays after that. Well,
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because if you think about it,we don't really get another holiday in
terms of days off until Thanksgiving,right, and it's kind of it's kind
of nice to have a little dayto look forward to. So it's going
to be a bit of a dredge, especially since you know, last week
a couple of kids went back toschool. As of this week. This
week, it's a big week,routine, change a clock. Yeah,
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you can see it on the roadsthis morning. Two lots and lots of
people, lots more people on theroads this morning, and you have to
school's back in session. So I'msure a lot of parents are thrilled.
Thank god. Yeah, if Istuck out stuff, I step on one
more Lincoln lock In my house.I'm gonna go crazy, and I think
it's gonna get better, you know, but those for two days beforehand,
I forgot how tedious that is,just getting things prepared, and you know,
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and I was excited for them thatthey were, you know, laying
out their outfits. But you know, you're having to make sure that you're
not the parent who sends the kidwithout the school box full of all the
supply, right. You want tomake sure they've got everything they need.
You don't want to have to like, by the way, your kid came
to school without this or with we'llsee where is your number two pencil?
Exactly, Like you don't want tohear a judgmental tone from the teacher like
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this early on. Yeah, exactly. And they don't supplies supplies like they
did back when we were kids.You'd open a cabinet be full of glue
sticks. Now I buy the gluesticks. Right, it's a little changing
of the guard, but at leastthey have the stuff. Well, good
luck, parents, godspeed on yourjourney getting your kids to school, getting
back into the route routine of everythingthis morning, today and all week long.
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Yes, also later on this morning, we're gonna I guess we can
text Jesus. Yeah, there's anew app for that, which is great,
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It's fantastic. Yes. And isit my understanding that we can also
text Satan as well? You knowwhat I That's what I heard, But
I have the app on my phoneand I have not been able to locate
Satan's number. Now, do youhave the right one, because I believe
the one that I'm speaking of.You have to pay like two nine to
nine a month. No, okay, So here's the deal. Say,
there are free people you can textif you want to text, like,
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if you want to go deeper andtext one of the disciples, you're going
to have to pay. But Jesusis on the free version, so we
can at least start there. Theapp is called Text with Jesus. Okay,
all right, Well, maybe we'lltext the cheese this later on the
day, and if you have aquestion, we have many. Yeah,
we've got the answer for you.If you have a question for the Son
of God, the Son of ofyou know, Jesus will answer your questions
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later on this morning. Yes,you have a question for the son of
the Messiah. He's the Messiah.So he's the son of God and he's
the Messiah, the mo mom Messiah. Yeah, also later on today,
we want to know have you evertried to contact a dead relative? M
Like, did you go to apsychic and and say, you know,
it's been a long time since I'vespoken to my aunt Margaret. She was
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really sweet. She made great potroast, and I'd like to speak to
her about the recipe because somebody's usingthese mediums because they're in business. Yeah.
Maybe you just got a WEGI boardin the closet thieve tried to use.
Oh God, I mean, I'venever you've never weached him? Have
you seen the board? I've beenvery you know, I guess I was
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too add as a kid. You'venever I've never weed. She was never
weahed. I can't believe you guess. Yeah, I'm sure you didn't actually
contact anyone. I didn't I gotbored. So you're they're selling you a
box with some cardboard and like alittle what's a little like a triangle,
a little triangle with like a Idon't know, it's it's I don't know.
It's funny. They're selling you junk. Yeah, that's that person's a
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crook. I weede you play withyour action figures. I mean, what's
the difference did you weedede to once? How many times did you weed?
I just I just one time?Okay is one weed and you put the
board away forever and like, let'sfay life instead. That sounds better.
Yeah, now we're talking, Well, we'll talk to we'll talk to somebody
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later on today that you know istried to contact their relatives, you know,
after in the afterlife. If youhave done so, please let us
know how it went. Who wasit? You know? Would you guys
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His Tealth Portland and OHSU Health partner. Here's Laura And there was a lot
of death this weekend. Jimmy Buffett. Jimmy Buffett. First things first,
Jimmy Buffett passed away at the ageof at seventy six, and actually a
margart Retaville is now enjoying a resurgencein popularity of following his passing on Friday
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night. He had been battling arare and aggressive form of skin cancer called
Merkel cell carcinoma. I never heardof it until until I was reading it
over the weekend. Me either,But I mean, who doesn't love Margaritaville,
And you know, people are playingit, have been playing it all
weekend in celebration of his life.Rip. Of course, Steve Harwell of
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smash Mouth passed away as well,at the age of fifty six. That
one was interesting because I got anotification that doctors were saying he only had
hours to live after liver failure.And then it was really just a short
time after that that we started gettingemails about this passing. Yeah, I
was. I was screwing around onthe internet over the weekend, like we
all do on the toilet, yeah, and I saw on TMZ that it
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said, yeah, the lead singerof smash Mouth had a week live,
like less than a week to liveor something is what it said one on
TMZ. And then the very nextday, Yeah, the very next day
he had passed away. Really sadbecause we know he'd kind of been battling,
uh, you know, an addictionto alcohol for a while and we
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only get one body. I mean, he's a perfect example. He's not
even sixty years old and his liverquit. Yeah, it's really sad.
And you know, especially when yousee the last performance he had in smash
Mouth was not the best, Likehe was hammered on stage and wigged out
on the on the crowd and everybodyoff. Yeah, and you can tell
it. So he was as sickas you can get at the end of
that. Clearly its that hammered andthen his liver fit and then oh yeah
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great. I forgot how many songsthat they had. People think that smash
Mouth is like one hit one orno way, right, there's like four,
three or four hits. Did theyhave a song on every Shrek soundtrack?
Whors is just one of them?I feel like I feel like Shrek
and smash Mouth go ahead as well, they walk in on the I don't
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know, very sad alright, Idon't. And while we're while we're talking
about death, you want to stayon the topic. I think it's Gary
Wright, the singer of dream Weaver, passed away yesterday as well. At
the age of it. It's inthrees, so true. It's a funky
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song, like it's so good.And if I'm a big you know,
if I'm a musician, I justdon't want to die around the same time
another big musician or celebrity. It'slike you kind of get washed under the
rug or swept under the rug.It's so funny you say that. I
was just thinking that, of allpeople, the smash mouth guy like on
the first of the second and youknow, you're Jimmy Buffett and then you
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get a day and then the smashmouth right, give me sometimes celebrate me
song woman. Yeah, this isbaby making music. But I want to
get to the chorus. I don'tactually recognize this. All right, Well
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this was a second hit by theway, Okay, I was gonna say,
I'm like, this is nice.Oh yeah, that's nice and space
just close my yeahs time the dreamWow, what a classic. See he
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opens with this one and that secondcut that's in the sheets Yeah, that's
when he has really get going.This is when he draws you in that
last song is when he's already sealedthe deal. That's when it's game ten
tomorrow. I'm gonna even a bat, you know, I mean tid Block
was taking. This is baby makingyears. Oh my god, this is
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a good song. All right,we're gonna check your talkback messages, so
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Drue he Well, things did notgo to plan for number nine Clemson
last night, as they got themselvesin a situation where they're they're number nine,
they're playing duke and if this wasduke basketball, no big deal.
This is duke football. This islike ten tiers below what they do with
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the on the basketball court. ButClemson last night, if you were to
just pull the sheet of paper andread everything other than the score and the
red zone situation, you'd think they'dwon. They when you get two d
two hundred yards both rushing and passing. They had never lost under him in
his entire tenure, one of thewinning his coaches in college football. But
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last night they were decimated twenty eightto seven because they just couldn't punch it
in down to the one yard linemultiple times. Their coach, Dabo Sweeney
was just completely beside himself and didn'tunderstand how it happened, but he added
piece works every indicator that you thinkis gonna win, you know, two
hundred, two hundred and twenty ninefirst down, seven fifteen on third down,
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but it came down to red zone, three turnovers and the two block
kicks. So just incredibly disappointing.You know, Star Force, incredibly disappointing.
That's an understatement. They were goingto tumble down the rankings and it's
gonna take all season to get backbecause well they're a powerhouse. The rest
of their conference currently is not,and that could be an issue. Luckily
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for them, Florida State crushed LSUand put him in a position to have
a stronger unit this year and finallyshow hi Otani, the two way player
who is known for king batters andhitting home runs and is up for that
massive, like five hundred million dollarscontract. His agent says, even though
his hand is hurt, he willplay both ways next season, So you
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know, don't be afraid to signto the dotted line. Bling, bling,
there's the sport, Thank you much. Coming up in one hour.
We've got tickets to go see threeDays Grace and Chevelle. They're gonna be
RV in Style and RV in StyleResorts Amphitheater later on this month. Yep,
you could be there too. Comingup next though, we'll tell you
about a flight that had to behow to do an emergency landing due to
a passenger's diarrhea. Oh that's you'relistening to Tanner, Drew and Laura,
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So you know that moment. Andwe've all been there when we have to
go number two in public. Yeah, you like you're at a mall or
something, you're in a grocery storeand all of a sudden it kicks in,
like oh god, dude, ohgod. Seriously. It's even worse
when it's something like diarrhea, becausethen you have very little control of the
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back door of your situation. Yeah, and you can always feel when you
know it's gonna be a little runnierthan you alright, forgot I always feel
like too, like if you've gotthat, there's a good chance you probably
already know before you leave the house. I don't know. Sometimes it comes
on just to surprise diarrhea. Ican feel. I can feel when it's
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not of a natural sort right likeI and never am I like it.
You know, when I get upto come see you guys, do I
think that's gonna happen? But Imight be in the middle of an RVI
or something and all of it andit's not necessarily siss. Just every once
in a while, I feel like, especially at our age, your body
wants a cleaning. But I thinkof that explosive stuff, you know.
I think my guess is that whenit's happening over and over, when you've
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got like, yeah, you've gota sickness, if it's really really bad
and it's explosive, probably staying home. But it happens. I've been in
situations where it was, you know, at a game stop, pick it
up a copy of San Andreas,you know, and all of a sudden
because I just had a Sabarro's pizza. Because you learned that once you're forty,
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you don't have to be sick toget diarrhea. You just need pizza.
Sometimes it just happens. Yeah,but imagine being on an airplane.
It already sucks when you have togo number two on an aeroplane. It's
the worst I've had to do it. It's been years because I usually try
to evacuate myself before I board,right, But you know, it's it's
the worst having to go number twoon an airplane because you just know someone's
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gonna smell it. See if yougo, If you go and it's if
it's the diarrhea too, it's gonnastink like hell. But if you go
into that bathroom, if you getto the bathroom, it wouldn't be so
terrible, right, like if yougot there and you got it in the
toilet. But is that the caseare you talking about on the airplane?
Yeah, I'm still like you feel, it still sucks because it's still uncomfortable
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to have to go. It's stillcomfortable to get to go because as soon
as you get off, the peoplein the back, which I've setten it
back before, they're gonna smell itregardless unless you're sitting there for a little
bit, well even and let itair out. But then you're you'regging the
bathroom. At that you can't becauseusually there's a line, right, you
know, there's somebody waiting to usethe bathroom, and it's unavoidable. They're
gonna, at the very least,they are gonna smell what you just And
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what's the worst feeling is when you'vejust done your business in the bathroom and
you get out and you see someonestanding there like, ah, what do
I do? I apologize or likeblame it on the person before you try
by the way, before just wrecksthat bathroom. Don't know who ate before
something before they got on this plane. I don't know. It's not me.
It's the worst feeling. We canall at least at least kind of
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late to some of the stuff.We're human. Everybody has had to go
where they didn't want to go.Well, it's true. I don't know
that many people have been through this. This person has a Delta flight was
forced into emergency landing by a passenger'sdiarrhea. So I'm assuming that perhaps he
didn't make it to the bathroom.I get the feeling it's cabin active,
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I think from I'll read you thestory. But what it sounded like to
me like he did, but itwas a disaster in the bathroom, and
once he went back to his seat, some of the some of it made
its way back to a seat ohso he wrecked like it was eve explosive
situation in the airplane footprints as hewalks down the aisland. A Delta flight
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from Atlanta to Barcelona was forced toturn around and make an emergency landing after
a passenger quote had diarrhea all theway through the plane. Oh what does
that have when you turn back aninternational it's a lot of diarrhea an international
flight to Barcelona. The Airbus Athree fifty aircraft was two hours into its
transatlantic flight from Georgia to Spain onFriday when the pilot asked to come back
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because of a quote fecal fiasco.That's a good way to the I guess,
the pilot said, quote this isa biohazard, he said the air
traffic control it's a quote biohazard.We've had a passengers had diarrhea all the
way through the airplane, and theywant us to come back to Atlanta.
Now, the identity of that passengerremains a ministry and that person's from Like,
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thank god, God, Yeah,I bet someone had a cell camera
and we got to get something upthis plane. Oh my goodness, all
throughout the plane. What does thatmean? The passengers and crew were transferred,
and the flight finally made its wayto Barcelona the next day, eight
hours later than schedule. Oh hopefullyon a clean plane. And how does
that go? Like does everyone geta voucher or is that you just got
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a crappy situation you have to havesome sort of voucher or they got up
there and they were only eight hourslate. So I bet the airline in
their head are like, hey,no harm, no foul. Yeah,
I mean no harm, no foulthere help, Yeah, but it's time.
What a waste of times on ourproblem. We didn't we didn't have
chili. Look like my pants didn'thappen? Not me, Oh man,
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it was Eric in thirty one seed, you know. But my question is
like, is the person is theculprit the guy or the man or woman
who pooped all over the plane?Is are they then on the next flight,
Like if you're sitting next to thatperson, are you like, bro?
Bro? They don't know if thatperson was even on that flight.
They say that maybe that person stillmade it, but they're not positive.
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My guess is no. My guessis he had a medical emergency and was
taken to a hospital and the fluidsbecause he probably lost a lot of fluids,
and I wouldn't want to disappear intothe woodwork, right, like to
lay in a bush. I wouldn'twant anybody to know that I was the
guy. Right, Cleaning crews wereable to scrub down the aircraft what's it
landed in Atlanta? When it youknow, returned and it was used for
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another flight. I think they geta voucher. I think they should,
or at least a free drink.But Delta confirms that it was a medical
issue and the guy just probably gotsick, you know, a medical issue.
Yet I think diarrhea always is amedical issue. Right. Oh,
sorry, the gate unlocked and herewe go. That's medical for anybody.
Floodgates opened up. But man,that's such a track, and you know,
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he probably tried to hold it in. You know, I'm wondering if
maybe it would have been better ifhe just would have like listened to his
guesses. My guess is it soundslike like he blew up the bathroom and
maybe maybe yeah, stuff got allover and he tracked it back to his
seat, like there's maybe like justa little bit because so you need is
a little bit of diarrhea to makeit smell like a little way. Maybe
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got on his hands, or youknow, those laboratories are so small,
it could have gotten on the wall. He could have leaned against it.
See if this happened to me,and I know you're the same way,
I would not leave that bathroom untilI had grubbed every square. I don't
care if my pants were wet whenI came out, I might do it,
wouldn't have diarrhea. I might dowhat the fugitive did and crawled through
the toilet seat and out the bottomof the plane. Yeah. I don't
want these I don't want these peopleto see me again after that. I
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would want one of those Air Forceone escape pods. If we're going,
you know, it's nice a littletie and Harris quote a couple of Harrison
Ford movies. Here this sque wecan do him in two. I wonder
if Harrison Ford's pooked his pants ona plane. Oh, I'm sure he
is. It is age he's crashedland as a plane. If he didn't
poop his pants when he crashed landin his flight, the impressed. I
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think most people do. It's likea little bit. I would, I
would, for sure, and I'dclear it up right there. Everything was
fine, People got to where theyneeded to go. The guy, poor
guy, his medical attention harassing.Half of them have hepatitis. When you're
slatting in the first day and you'refeeling some verst diary of diary, Diary,
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when you're slanting in the hole andyou're shruckle full of foam in the
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The Brute Dot com Also, wefound out at the top of the show.
Maybe you heard over the weekend thatwe lost Steve Harwell, the lead
singer of smash Mouth over the weekend, Jimmy Buffett, and the singer of
dream Weaver. His name is GaryWright. It's a lot of hits in
one weekend. Yeah, it isa lots, but there we ruined it
to pay tribute. Oh good tosmash Mouth, and this is pretty great.
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He used artificial intelligence to get JudyGarland to sing a smash Mouth song.
Oh okay, they're smash Mouth lyricstoo. To Somewhere over the Rainbow?
Oh I like that? Or isit under the rainbow? Over?
What's over the rainbow? What's underthe rainbow? Gold? Gold mom naughty
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once told me the world it's gonnarun me. I ain't the sharpest show.
I'm shaw crashy was looked in kindof job with the painer and the
ThM in the shape. I'm nolonger full beautiful like its claiul. Wow,
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I feel like I should hear thatlike walking around Disneylanders all right,
and that's I mean nice. Thefact that that's even possible is amazing.
It's almost like you wouldn't even noticeit. If you aren't paying attention,
I would just think it. Holdon a second, if you were in
a grocery store, you probably wouldn'tturn around and say, did they just
right? They just smash naughty.Once told me the world it's gonna run
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me. I ain't the sharpest show. I'm shap She was looking kind of
job with a painer and a combin the shape I'm no longer full.
I kind of turns it into asad song. And it's a sad time.
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Don't talk about yourself that we lostwell, we lost a great don't
Steve Harwell lead singer smash Mouth.It is a sad time. We all
moren different we do. Grief comesin different forms. Okay, gotta check
it out one of five nine theredot com. Just click on Tanner,
Drew and Laura. All Right,at seven thirty this morning, we'll play
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I saw something over the weekend thatwas so ridiculous. I thought it was
so ridiculous. I want to knowif you think it's ridiculous. Okay,
And it's funny that I saw thisyesterday and then last night getting ready for
today's show, I found this.At M fees are at a record high
right now, and they aren't kidding. I hate the fees because it used
to be a dollar twenty five dollarsfifty back in the day, and it
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felt like that hurt. But nowit's out of line. It's ridiculous.
I understand the high at M feeif I'm at a casino, you know,
when you go to a casino withthe coast or you're in Vegas.
I get it. I don't likeit, but I understand it. Money
hungry, Yes, doesn't make senseto like, why are you charging me
to access my own mind? Andalso you know I'm giving it right back
to this casino and just let megrab cash. You get it all.
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But that's how you know, that'show the ATM owners get their fees.
It's how everyone gets paid, youknow. And they're gonna just keep getting
higher and higher. I was atthe Clackamus Town Center just yesterday taking my
mom to go see a movie.Yeah, and I went to go get
money out of the ATM machine that'slike right there in the front. Yeah,
and the ATM fee was four dollarsand ninety five cents five dollars five
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additional dollars to twenty dollars. Butit was twenty five bucks just to pay
a cab driver a ten dollars tip. That's believable. I feel like if
you own the establishment, whether it'sthe mall or you're at a pot shop
or whatever, the owners should beable to have a say in that,
like charging my patrons. So whodoes five dollars a click? Who determines
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the feet? I think it's thepeople who own the ATM machine. Yeah,
the man in the dark. Soit's not the mall that owns it.
It's not the convenience store that ownsthe ATM machine. They, I
think, can rent the spot outand they get a little money for having
it there. Yeah, but it'stheir thing. Yeah, so that's the
person who owns the ATM, andI'm I'm pretty sure it's up to them,
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you know, to see what theycan get in return, right like,
because if you put it too high, they might not take the money
out. But if you put itat a sweets about this guy clearly or
whoever the owner is doesn't care.If there's someone out there who knows exactly
how it works, like who makesthe decision on the ATM fees, I'd
love to know? Yeah, isit the do they? Are they in
cahoots? Because four ninety five isinsane if I'm trying to get like I
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wanted a Popeye's chicken sandwich, That'swhat I wanted, and I had to
I had to take out an extrafive dollars just to spend more than the
cost of the sandwich. It's crazy. It's borderline criminal, because what if
you had twenty three bucks in youraccount and you're hungry. You can't eat
now because you have you can't covera five dollars. Stay. Yeah,
let's go to this before I getdown to this list, Let's go to
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lone one. It's Tandard, Youand Laura good morning. You're also forgetting
about the fact that thanks also chargingATMC for four and ATM. So not
only are you paying the four ninetyfive, but I'm sure you're paying also
charge you three dollars great, twentyeight dollars to take out twenty dollars to
take out a twenty Yeah, you'realmost at a fifty percent clip on your
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tax. It's insane. I willsay your money that Sometimes credit unions,
like I bank with a credit union, if I go to the ATM of
another credit union, I don't getcharged, right, but also take also
take take a week to get yourpaycheck next your week. She gets paid
every three weeks. That's false.Yeah, but my bank Bank of America
to okay, so that'll tell youget that money back. Yeah. Well,
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Bank Rates did a survey and foundthat the average total costs for an
out of network ATM withdrawal has reacheda record high of four dollars and seventy
three cents. Terrible. So maybethat five ninety five wasn't that crazy.
But this this includes the average searchcharge of three dollars and fifteen cents that
comes from the ATM owner, aswell as the average fee of a dollar
fifty eight that the bank charges itscustomers for it out of network ATM.
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The research reveals that some other bankfees are actually on the decline, though,
with overdraft fees the lowest they've beenin two in two decades. Oh,
I'm gonna let you go. Itsounds like you're tumbling down a hill,
my friend. I'm sorry, butI don't know what I appreciate that
or that he's he's at I flyright now? Broad Are you saying?
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What the hell is that? Knowing? Yeah, we're talking. I put
us on the two. All right, all right, well, we're gonna
let you go. I appreciate yourcall. Thank It's like I got the
wind in my air right now,my dad, man, good, it's
not and it feels great. Yeah, that's true. I thought it was
a little chilly. But that's fine, thank you. They say the average
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overdraft fee. Now, by theway, holy crap. You want to
hear the which overdraft fee? Yeah? Twenty six dollars and sixty one.
Oh my god, if you goa penny over you get hit. If
my bank charged me an overdraft feeof twenty six dollars, I'd be in
trouble because do you bounce over thethin red line? I do? Oh
wow, I do. Do youjust move something from your savings over to
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yeah, well, it automatically.So that's why I don't really worry about
it, because you usually have acash in my savings, so that's when
it just pulls from that. Butit's it's like it's like four bucks my
bank charges me and then I getit back at the end of months.
I think that I've got a twentyfour hour grace period. I haven't done
in a while obviously, but whenI was in my twenties it happened.
Looked quite a bit. Yeah,and overdraft my account. But I think
they give us, from what Iunderstand, a twenty four hour grace period.
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So if you put money in there, oh that's nice. Overdrawn,
they won't charge you with the thirtydollars fee whatever that has. I mean,
every once in a while, youforget, you know that own I
didn't pay this this month, andthen it comes out and then you're surprised.
Like in certain types of accounts youcan actually like where they're paying our
fees. When we use an ATM, if you go in there, they're
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trying to get you to sign upfor the new suite account. A lot
of times they'll add that on foryou. While the average is down,
the overdraft fee still charge. Theoverdraft fees are still charged by ninety one
percent of accounts. Bank rate researched. So ninety one percent of people are
still dealing with that? Is thatwhat that is? I think? So?
Yeah, yeah, well, andit's got to be a lot of
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like what Laura's talking about, becauseyou have multiple accounts and you're sliding stuff
away. I just always keep thatone more loaded because I don't want that
red line. They say the overdraftfees can be as high as thirty eight
bucks. That's terrible. The averageNSF and sufficient Insufficient Funds fee is at
a twenty five year low of nineteendollars ninety four cents, down twenty five
percent from twenty twenty two. Dude, how how messed up is that?
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Though? You know, it's like, obviously I don't have the money in
my bank account, and now you'regoing to charge for me to put me
even more in the hole. ButI guess you know, overdraft fees are
billions of dollars of revenue for thebanks. Absolutely, jerks and if you
don't have any money in the bank, you're not gaining them any interests,
and they'd love for you to gobank somewhere else. That's true. Atlanta
Metro has the highest ATM fees inthe city of Georgia. You'll pay around
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five dollars and thirty three cents foran out of network ATMA. Boston has
the lowest combined average fees of outof network ATMs for at four dollars and
twenty four cents. Dude, Evenweed shops don't charge you that much.
No, no, don't stupid thatthe state still doesn't allow you to use
a card in a place like that. They're doing business. Yeah, honestly,
because the weed shop of my houseis like a bank because they have
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so many ATM machines. It's justa line of them. So there you
go. Just be careful when you'redoing the banking. I think we're in
the wrong business. We should ownATMs. Doesn't that you do nothing but
pick up your cash? Right?I love that? Oh you want to
drink tonight, Well I'm going totake I'm going to take five of your
heart on dollars every time you touchand have you done this like I've gone
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to I'm such an idiot. I'vegot to like the weed shop before like,
and then I took out eighty bucks. Oh, and then it was
two eight and then and the machineagain put money of your pre rolls back
Tanner instead of going back to theoption. Coming up on tomorrow's show.
So one of my neighbors runs alandscaping business and found something pretty gnarly in
a client's backyard. We'll tell youwhat it is, and we want to
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know have you ever found anything crazywhile on the job. We'll take your
calls. Coming up at eight plusmore three days Grace and Chevelle tickets up
for grabs, your chance to winthem at seven thirty. And there's been
some developments in our hunt for TerryPorter. We'll give you the updates at
seven. It's all coming up tomorrowmorning with Tanner, Drew and Laura and
now back to the podcast and nowthrew sports Ears Drew. He well last
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night Clemson and Duke, and ifyou were looking at the line, you
pray back, Oh, I'm notgoing to bet on this game because you've
got Duke who's a massive underdog.There's no way they're going to cover this
spread, and who knows what happenswhen you've got the big wide margins.
Well, nobody thought that Clemson wouldhave a huge day offensively, but just
failed to get in the end zoneon repeat, multiple turnovers, block kicks,
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Things were just not going their way. Dabbo called it the weirdest game
he's ever coached, and when hecalled a weird game, it's not normally
a win. And they get drummedtwenty eight to seven and will fall from
the ranks, likely at least atumble of ten spots or so. He
talked afterwards about what went in everyindicator that you think is gonna win,
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you know, two hundred, twohundred twenty nine, first down, seven
fifteen on third down, but itcame down to red zone, three turnovers,
and the two block kicks. Sojust incredibly disappointing, you know,
start force, incredibly disappointing. Now, it was a wild weekend in college
football, but only one conference remainsunbeaten, and one twelve game their first
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twelve games in their name, thePack twelve. Oh and what if they
go so hard this year that it'skind of it's gonna be bitter sweet,
right, everyone's heading to a differentdirection. But you were about to be
a superpower conference. It's heartbreaking.And finally, Oh Towney, the powerful
picture and hitter for the Angels,says he will reevaluate himself into the late
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season run. But his manager says, don't worry. If you signed the
big dog here, he's gonna bethe guy who hits and pitches for you,
and he's top level at both.But to have an injury coming into
a contract here has got to hurt. But he hasn't given up for the
season, so that's hard. There'sthe sports all right coming up next.
We've got tickets to go see ThreeDays Grace and Chevelle. The show's coming
up September twenty eighth at the RVin Style Resorts Amphitheater. Tickets are on
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sale at ticketmaster dot com. Butif you'd like to go for free,
you need to be collar ten rightnow. Eight six six four four five
one oh five nine. That's eightsix six four four five one oh five
nine. I'm gonna read off somenews headlines Summer reels from a fake.
He's got to point out which oneis which to Win's Tanner two and Laura
on the break you're listening tood TannerJ and Laura. Happy Tuesday, even
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it feels like a Monday. Yeah, definitely feels like a Monday. No
complaints there though. People are backin school KCB Fatter Bay just walked in
your your kids back in school today. They've been back in school for a
week. Oh, that's right,because you're vacouver kids. KOUP kids stayed
extra time, which makes no senseto me, Like you go to you
start school and then you hit athree day weekend once you just started.
After the three day weekend, it'sall about the amount of days total in
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the school year. Yeah, sothey don't get their funding budgets all that
stuff. It's all important to maintaina certain number of days, but I
just would rather tack it on theother end personally, even though summer's great
labor day weekends, kind of goodbyeto summer. Yeah for sure. We
also don't seem to get any likesnow day in the bank. You know
what I mean. You used tolike you would get four snow days and
then after that they would threaten youwith makeup days. Yeah, they had
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one snow day last year. Thisahead to stay an extra day to make
it up. Oh what, that'sstupid. So like they've manipulated the school
years in some way somehow, whichis ridiculous because they take ninety one in
service days every Thursday's early release.Do you remember any of that? When
you don't remember any of that?And so it's like, well, we
got to get him in school,seriously, And I just remember. I
remember snow days though, and Iremember it was the greatest thing ever.
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Oh yeah. You'd wake up andyou'd see that your yard just covered in
snow, and you're like, Idon't have to do it. I don't
have to go. You get tosleep in for a little bits. But
sometimes you'd be so excited you couldn'tsleep in. Yeah, you just wanted
to get out there and play init. So I live vicariously through kids
to this day like that, LikeI'm so stoked when that snow day hits
for someone I don't get a snowday for it, or if they have
to go to school, I'm mournedfor them. They're happy, I'm mourning
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for them. Yeah. Well,traffic is a lot thicker on the roads
this morning because everyone, lots ofpeople are going back to school today,
So just be safe, Lynn Masterston. We'll let us know what's going on
here in a traffic report in afew minutes. Meantime, let's do this.
It could be real or complete bullshour, fake news or fake news.
(37:05):
All right, I'm gonna read offsome news headlines. Some are real,
some are completely made up. Youjust gotta point out which one is
which to get the tickets to gosee three Days Grace and Chevelle. Let's
go to Amy, I believe isher name. Good morning? Where you
calling from? Amy, Hillsboro,Oregon. What do you do for a
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living? I'm a farmer. I'ma disabled debt so I'm a farmer.
Thank you for your service. Andwhat do you what do you farm?
Out? There? Some beats forlive stock, livestock, live stock?
Yeah, you say you scream beats? Beats? I don't know, because
beats are great. Everyone tho's beats. Nobody you're doing that because you know
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it makes we hate the hate theirgod like? Amy? Do you like
beats? I don't beats? Andeveryone in here except for you, like
all the cool people like she's anAmerican hero. Take it from her,
all right? Amy? Do youwatch the news? Do you read the
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paper? Do you know what's goingon in the world. I do not
watch the news. I very seldomread the paper. All right, this
might be a difficult game for you. I'm gonna read off some news headlines
Summer, real, summer, madeup. You just gotta point out which
one is which, and you gottaget at least three out of five.
Twin let's play real news or realor fake? Amy News study finds vaping
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can shrink testicles? Feel is thata real story? I don't even vape,
so I don't have the excuse.Yeah, how many guys just threw
it out of their window right now? Okay, and it's definitely like,
oh that's what that's the problem.Yeah, right there. You they've always
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been that way. But real orfake? DJ breastfeeds while spinning tunes out
of events real? Is that areal story? It is? I gotta
make de money. But the baby'sgot like headphones or so seriously, it's
like blue and eardrum. But Imade a point up there, two,
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like, do you have it likein a little what are they called Bjorn
Bjorn? Or even at least inone of those raps. One hand's gotta
be on a knob while the otherone's pointing into the sky for no reason
at all. Yeah, does itshow how much they just touched the buttons
rather than do anything else. Ido even I think it was dead mouse
or whatever. He says. Allof them tape them before the show's especially
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the big festivals are all they're justup there twisting nobs. Hype man at
that point, not DJ lactation.She does it for real, in real
time. The Tall City. It'sthe play button is not an instrument,
real or fake. Betting company betAt testing mini drones that grabs, covers
and tucks you in. I likethat a fake story. It is went
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for for not watching the news orreading the paper. I was a sweet,
pretty good you know, Tanner,you always say women don't really do
very well cleaned up. Yeah,it's true. I don't know why,
Like it seems like eighty percent ofthe time, like a lady will lose
this game. I'm just good.It might be good at don't get mad
(40:25):
at me. Laura's giving me thestink eye. It is just a fact
that I'm pointing out. You're justmanifesting this for the women in the eye.
But I'm very proud of her.Today. You know, it was
a three and ow today. ButI've seen some crash and burners, so
yeah, it's nice to see she'sbucking the trend, right beef. Look,
I'm just saying you don't maybe nottake that attitude with a farmer that
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farms livestock. She's don't get tougherthan you are. She probably is got
a pitchfork. She will use it. I bet she could arm wrestle.
What do you do with the farm? We raise a lot of our own
meat. Like what? No?But what do you do in particular?
Like do you you just like whatdo I do? Like? Do you
scoop or everything? Oh? Yourun the whole show? Clean everything out?
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Seed here, clips feet everything?Do you toss? You know,
bales of hay? Not so greatanymore? But I have kids for that
perfect and that is hard work toYeah, farmer Amy, what time do
you get up to start working onthe farm. Uh, well, we
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don't really have to do well.Actually we get up early in the morning
on kyote you watch so we canshoot parodies. Yeah, when's the last
time you blasted one's head off?I shot one a few days agog one?
What's today? Two days before that? Right, there was nothing out
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there today. Okay, yeah,I guess you killed him. You scared
him off. Shot. I wouldleave. It's corps there, so it's
all it's friends now friends. That'swhat I do with spiders. I don't
know if it actually works, butin my head of a right, good
idea. Thank you, Amy,hang on, you're going to perfect.
You're gonna go see three days,Grace and Chavelle. We got more tickets
coming up tomorrow, same time nowour brew News of Day powered by Adventist
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Health Portland and Ohsu Health partner.Here's Laura. Thousands of Burning Man attendees
finally made their mass exit is yesterdayafter intense rain over the weekend flooded campsites
and trapped more than seventy thousand festivalgoers. On Friday. Organizers put in
place a driving band preventing anyone fromleaving because everyone would just get stuck.
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But the wait time to leave yesterdaynight was roughly seven hours as people attempted
to drive out and navigate that muddydesert. Separately, authorities confirmed death at
the festival, but it was unrelatedto the weather because it's Burning Man and
you know, footage of people tryingto get out of that mud. It
was thick mud, and I guessthe mud. Oh yeah, like if
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you if you weren't, you weren'tsupposed to let it touch your skin because
it could could cause some serious,some serious issues, yikes. And there
were people worried about trench foot andall sorts of things. I'm sure.
Yeah, they're not used to thatmuch rain. You spend thousands, oh
yeah, just to hang out amud pit for a week. Am I
the only one who doesn't feel terriblefor him? And it's not at all,
not one you signed up it is. It is just a costplay in
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the desert for a bunch of weird, rich hippies. Yeah, yeah,
it's weird, a bunch of rich, spoiled people out there hanging out in
the mud. But hey, I'mI hope they all had a great time.
I'm sure until next So what happenedwhere all the like all the activities
canceled too. It must have beenbecause late well, like I had they
already like because's music, right,No, Burning Man is like there's birds
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and I think they're probably but it'slike a cardinal artsy It's like a big
cardinal. Everyone's doing drugs and yeah, so it's like a weird it's like
steampunk. It's like a steampunk very. It's not really like a festival like
you would think. So it's likea steampunk version of the country Fair.
And I think there's a lot ofe DM. I think there's more DM
than there are like bands, anda lot of water acid bros, you
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know. And I don't know.I think it's longer than I want to
say. It's like ten days orsomething said, and it becomes fifteen in
a mud ball two days, atwo day festival, and I'm like,
let's get the hell out of here. Time to go. I bet they
smell like a bike seat. Speakingof places where music actually happens, Metallica
unfortunately had to postpone night two oftheir M seventy two World Tour concert in
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Arizona after James Hetfield tested positive forCOVID. Yes, this is still a
thing that is disrupting our lives.They played their opening show at State Farm
Stadium in Glendale on Friday, butAn announced they need to postpone their shows
Sunday night following James Hetfield's diagnosis.Wishing for a speedy recovery, for James
and Denzel Washington had a pretty impressivebox office debut this weekend. The Equalizer
(44:55):
three were ACKed up forty two milliondollars over the long weekend, which actually
is the second biggest Labor Day openingin history, the first of which is
at sheng Chi and The Legend ofthe Ten Rings that still holds the record
with a ninety four point six milliondollars four day opening. In twenty twenty
one, Barbie, by the Way, still going strong, came in at
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number two with ten point six.Dude, I went to take my mom
to go see Barbie yesterday. Yeah, and the movie's been out for how
many weeks now, a month?Seven, I think more than a month.
It was in one of the smallertheaters at the clock inst Town Center,
but the theater is still pretty big, and it was packed. There
were many seats open. I mean, it was a packed theater. Game.
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I think movies are back. Yeah. Also, we mentioned it earlier.
Just a quick note that we lost. We lost three grades over the
weekend. Well they were all Welost Jimmy Buffett. He died of skin
cancer at the age of seventy six. Pretty pretty shocking to see what was
to me, it was a combinationof some places. Whe I wrote the
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song, and it's basic pure escapism. Everybody wants doesn't just was living pure
escapist, basic pure escapism. Everybodywants to go where it's wrong, and
everybody, I think their image ofa vacation is sitting by the beach with
whatever your cold drink is you want. But it's something to do with dame
away from what would be a normallife. Jimmy was skin cancer too,
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right, skin cancer, Yeah,but everyone thought he was like a lay
around just during Margarita. Isn't slept? He made a billion dollars. Oh
yeah, that's his net worth ashe dies because he was a great business
manifest for him, right. Imean, have you ever been to a
Cheeseburger in Paradise? I have,I'm not it sounds delicious. I don't
know if I've ever had a cheeseburgerat Cheeseburger in Paradise, you know,
and I don't know if it everchanged. But you know, he actually
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doesn't own Cheeseburger in Paradise. Hesued the guy who started it and then
ended up letting him keep the restaurant. That's so crazy because they literally played
Cheeseburger in Paradise every hour on thehour. They must get a stipend now
or something. But he lets somedude inside the stick. What a great
guy. That's Jimmy Puffett. Also, we lost a lead singer of smash
(47:09):
Mouth, Steve Harwell over the weekend. Died of liver failure due to alcoholism,
which is unfortunate if you're If you'rean addict, seriously seeks some treatment.
My stepdad struggles with it. Getyourself some help. My friend,
my friend was a full blown alcoholicfor like twenty years and wanting to rehab.
And she is a different person.The warnings are real, right,
(47:32):
they'll tell you you will die andthey're not getting with you. Yeah.
They told her, like, you'rein a situation where if you have one
more drink, your your Pinnix couldrupture or something. You're pancreas. It
was a pancreas you had a problemwith with something done there and that's the
finish line that should be it.And they're like, if you if you
have one more drink, everything couldgo south. So this is what And
he was fifty six, he wasa young guy. Yeah right, Yeah,
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And of course lead singer dream wedream Weaver singer Gary Wright died over
the weekend at the age of eightyyears old. Yeah, this was in
a Wayne's World just close. Actuallyre recorded it for Wayne's World. So
I don't know this is a hit. Kind Oh he rerecorded it. Yeah,
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I don't know that. So Idon't know if this is the O
G or if sounds OG trying totake away today and leave tomorrow. Don't
you just want to rub somebody rightnow? Somebody shoulders rub some case he's
(48:37):
inching over here right now? Abottom I Rocks got their stereos and tested
with tracks like this is baby makingmusic. Man. If you hands yourself
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anyway, rest in peace. Youalways lose them in threes, right right,
hopefully that's lose them in threes allright. Coming up next, we
would love to know have you evertried to contact a dead relative? M
Like, you know, maybe UncleRon passed away and you really liked Uncle
Ron, you know, like,I don't know why you would like Uncle
Ron. Casey, where'd you hidethe money jar Uncle Ron? Yeah?
(49:27):
Questions right, Maybe you reached outto Uncle Ron. Maybe you tried to
talk to Grandma. Maybe it wasa child or a grandparent. Yes,
has anyone in here ever ever donethat? Oh? My god, Lord
gave me a weird look. Savethat thought. Whatever it is. I
didn't even say anything. You hada weird look. You could feel it,
almost like we're a medium. Eightsix six four four five one oh
(49:50):
five. Nine is the phone number. Have you ever tried to contact a
dead relative? Who was it?And did? Did? Did you make
the connection? What they say?Yeah? Get calls? Texts coming up
after Pearl Jam. It's Tanner,Drew and Laura. You're awaken up with
Tanner Drew and Laura. Want tochime in? Text Tanner, Drew and
Laura anytime on the Lazy Boy textline at nine eight one nine seven,
(50:17):
Get off, get off, getoff, get off? All right.
We would love to know this morning. Have you ever tried to contact a
dead relative? Maybe you got aWuiji board, or maybe you went to
a psychic or I mean, youknow, made a call to one of
those one hundred numbers. Oh yeah, one nine hundred numbers. I feel
like they are yeah, because it'slike if you want to talk to your
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dead you know, grandmother twelve.It hurts bad because I would think I
would think five bucks was the eightiesprice back in the nineties. Yeah,
that's true. That's how it getsyou. So, yeah, when did
you try to reach out to adead relative? Who was it? Did
it work and what did they say? You know, because I've never done
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I've never reached out personally, butI do feel like right after somebody passes.
I don't know if it's objective,like it's something that you come up
with in your own mind, butI feel like those people are kind of
like it sounds weird, but likemy redheaded grandma died and then for like
a month, every time I'd seelike a red bush like swing, it
almost felt I got the heaves,Like yeah, but I think that's partially
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you not willing to let go yet. Yeah, there's there's probably some truth
to that. And there's just peoplewho believe that maybe they're spirit ended up
in a like a butterfly that landedon their shoulders. Yes, and they
had a weird experience when a squirreland then I feel bad because I smacked
it with a rolled up newspaper.Squirrels in the yard, butterflies or squirrels
for that if it's in my circleand I'm not feeling great odd to hear.
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A news survey found that fifty threepercent of people say that they've contacted
deceased relatives successfully or of attempted.It just says, yeah, it's just
as tempted. Fifty three percent saythey've well, no, three percent,
so they've contacted deceased relative. It'sall in the eye of the beholder,
right, as long as they believeit. Yeah, I feel like there's
a lot of that is us wantingto believe that that's happening, you know
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what I mean. Like I'm thesame way, Like there's a part of
me that goes, man, thatwould be really awesome if we could connect
with the other side, And thenthere's another part of me that goes It
seems like there would be more concreteevidence that that's possible. Be water Bay,
our promotions director. Your grandmother justdied not too long ago. Have
you thought about reaching out? No, I haven't thought about reaching out because
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Laura up, get up a targetand get Auiji board. Dude. I
just spent the whole day over inher empty house yesterday cleaning the carpet,
so that stuff crosses my mind fromsure, but now I don't I don't
know if I have any interest indoing that. Well, fifty three percent
of people have, apparently, andthe common forms of communicating with those on
the other side include dreams or sensinga loved one's presence drew, like maybe
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seeing Graham on a bush. Yeah, and I don't know. The dream
thing doesn't seem like a fair thingeither. It's like, oh, I
had a dream about it. Ialso had a dream that I beat up
a rhino. Like, do youthink I get any of that's real?
Yeah, that's that's a good dreamsor weeks. There's weird things too,
like I'll be every once in agreat while, you'll be at the grocery
store or something, and you'll geta whiff of like my grandma's perfume or
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whatever, and you like, itnever happens, And so when that happens,
I go out. I wonder ifthat's something that's happened to me before.
And its women. Women were mostlikely to report connecting to those in
the beyond. Yeah, as we'rereligious people into Spanish, believe it or
not, they're open minded. Andpeople often awake from these dreams with a
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vivid sense that they really saw theirdeceased loved ones as that it was a
real encounter as anything else in thereal world according to experts, and it
would be weird if you're on theother side, right, I want you
guys to listen. If I'm tryingto send you a signal, you know,
I'm flicking lights and you're passing itoff like I'm trying to talk to
you, I'd be so mad.I know. It's like he's always like
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this. I remember being a kidand my mom took me to go see
Ghost Dad with Bill Cosby in thetheater. Yeah, and he was trying
to kick the can and they weren'tremember how frustrating that was. You could
he had to like really muster upthe energy so he could kick the can
as a ghost. Yeah, it'san important part, you know. And
that's that's the whole basis of ghostin the movie, Like if if,
if you like, let's say youdie and you're really triggered by your kids
(54:19):
leaving the door open and you justsitting there as the watching them, watching
them just leave the door open,all the door open, lights on sync
running. Did I teach you nothing? Yeah? Yeah, I will haunt
them if I will haunt my familyfor something I find funny about ghost shows,
like they're always you know, demoniccreatures that are trying to Like I'm
talking about the ghost TV shows,it's almost always like some sort of exorcism
(54:42):
type stuff. Yeah, when they'reever just a helpful ghost. It just
always put your keys where you like, right there, right, never have
to look for anything, your wallet, your keys is always right there,
the bro ghost. Yeah, let'sgo to well, bro Guiste, let's
go to Karen. Hi, Goodmorning, Karen, Good morning. Do
you ever try to contact a deadrelative? Absolutely? Last February I went
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to see a psychic and he broughtback my mom, my dad, and
my brother whoa like, do youget a discount if you're going for three
or pay for those individually? No, you just pay one prize and he
brings back whoever wants to communicate withyou. How much did you end up
paying to talk to them? Twohundred and fifty dollars? Wow, And
(55:30):
what you say it was worth it? Then it was a hundred percent worth
it. They see a way toomuch about my mom. My mom,
she was a gambler and a prettybig partier back in the day. She
was one of the first people torun a strip far in Portland. And
she loved gambling. He knew about. Used to always do the thing with
(55:54):
her fingers, you know where yourebbing together and say show me the money.
I want the many money. Hedid that. And and my mom
when she passed, we took careof her. She died of cancer when
I was twenty eight. She wasfifty three. And the first thing that
he said is that he wanted shewanted to thank us for taking care of
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her when she passed. And there'sno way he would have known that because
there wasn't even internet back then oranything. And when I made that,
when I made the appointment, Ididn't even like use my real last name
or anything because I didn't want anyresearch then. I wanted to be or
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that that's what was happening. Weappreciate that, listen. I think it's
great that you got a chance totalk to him, you know what I
mean. It was really special.I'm very skeptical, but I hundred percent
believed that he brought them back.Very interesting. Well appreciate it. Thank
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you. Have you ever tried tocontact a dead relative before? Did it
work out like it worked out forKara or Karen, Karen, that's unfortunate
name. Yeah, you tell it, Karen, what she wants to hear?
Yes? Well eight six six,four four five, one h five
nine. What was said? Whatdid grandma say? Well, because you're
(57:19):
expecting this love fest? What didthey come back? And there I got
it. Turns out she hated youflat out, yeah, not stoked onout
how you settled that estate. Andwe'll find out about Laura because apparently she
may or may not have done this, Saint and Now thru Sports ears Drew.
(57:40):
When you come into a football seasonin college, you're in a situation
where everybody else's guess how good youare based on who you were in the
past, based on how high yourdraft or your recruiting classes, things along
those lines. But all you cando is guess, and it isn't until
you step on the field that youfigure out who's who. And Clemson learned
(58:01):
last night that they're not ready forprime time as they got drum twenty eight
seven by Duke. Now, Clemsonwould argue that they had a ton of
yards, they just couldn't get intothe end zone. The argument on the
other side would be, you simplycannot win by not getting into the end
zone. Afterwards, Dabo Swinney,the coach for Clemson, had this to
(58:22):
say about the game. Every indicatorthat you think is gonna win, you
know, two hundred, two hundredand twenty nine first down, seven fifteen
on third down, but it camedown to red zone, three turnovers and
the two block kicks. So justincredibly disappointing, you know, Star Force,
incredibly disappointing. There really is onlyone conference who is undefeated and has
(58:45):
twelve wins already, and that isthe Pac twelve as they've gone huge,
and even USC has two wins atthis point. But what will happen in
the future still left to be said. But Oregon State and Oregon rolled through
the weekend and we'll hope to climbthe rankings themselves. There's sports. Thank
you very much this morning. Wewould love to know if you've ever tried
(59:06):
to contact a dead relative, didit work, what did you say to
them, what do they say toyou? And how much did it cost?
Because I'm asuming you might have beento the psychic Yeah, eight six,
six, four four five, oneoh five nine. Your calls coming
up next Portlands Rock Station one ohfive nine the Brew It's Tanner, Drew
and Laura and this morning we'd loveto know have you ever tried to contact
a dead relative? Have you everreached out to a dead relative or a
(59:30):
you know, just a friend,maybe a co worker. I don't know,
yep, but did you try tocontact a dead person and did it
work? Because we found the storythis morning. It's actually a survey of
fifty three percent of people say they'vecontacted deceased relative. I just found that
hard to believe because I feel likea lot of people think it's a bunch
of hooeie, you know what Imean, Like it's I think that some
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people are saying it's tooie and thenturning around and doing it. If fifty
three percent of people have done it, it's a lot. It's a high
clip. Like if I was guessing, I to guess much lower. But
if it is what it is,Casey, you said no, Laura,
Laura, have you You had aweird look in your face and I brought
it up earlier, making me thinkingthat you have. I have not ever
tried to reach out to a deadrelative or any dead people. I'm not
(01:00:16):
opposed to it. I just havenever gotten around to it. I have
used a Wuiji board kind of,but not seriously. You do the tarot
card readings and yeah, but that'snot to like really speak to people.
Yeah, I mean, yeah,you could call it that, but it's
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definitely not to really reach out tothose who have passed. Like, if
there were Vegas odds on who inthis room would contact the dead, I
would think Laura would be odds favorite. And absolutely Like last time I went
to New Orleans, I did planon going to like get my palm red
or go speak to you know,the whole crystal ball thing like I want.
(01:01:00):
I wanted the entire experience gumbo andghosts they call it totally, but
we've r had out of time,so I ended up not doing it.
But yeah, I'm not a postI just have never experienced it. Well,
we want to talk to somebody whohas who has experienced it, someone
who's contacted a dead relative and hada full on conversation with them. This
guy's been on hold for a fewminutes. It's Tanner, Drew and Laura.
(01:01:20):
Have you contacted a dead relative?Oh? I have, really,
Yes, my wife she's a mediaYour wife is a medium. Okay,
so who'd you contact and how didit go. I've talked to every pat,
every family member who has passed away, and I've even talked to friends
who have passed away. So ifyour wife's a medium, I'm assuming it's
(01:01:42):
like almost like a cell phone,like, hey, can you can you
get the dog on the phone realquick? Yeah, it's a hurry up
off, that's something to say,totally totally. It's uh, it's I
call her might tell if my myLatin line work, my skyline? Yeah,
we get it. She talks todead people? How often do you
do it? How aften are youreaching out to the dead view of your
wife? Sometimes they just pop inand tell me stuff I need to know,
(01:02:07):
and then you're times when I feelI need to talk to them.
So sometimes it can see weekly,it just even go monthly or even daily
daily. Is this one of thosethings like when your wife cuts hair?
You know, like so now yougot to get a haircut from her every
time, whether it's good or not, or whether you believe in her abilities.
Is this one of those things whereyou just lean in because other if
(01:02:28):
you tell her you're crazy, thenyou break up in the very beginning.
That's kind of how I felt yetYeah, but the fact that she was
able to tell me an insight jokebetween me and a friend you've passed away
who she had never met. Mthat was that was my confirmation. That's
crazy. Yeah, thank you,thank you for sharing this story with this
(01:02:50):
man. Great, great story.I mean, I don't know if it's
believable, but I think you knowwhat I mean, until it happens to
you, I think, yeah,it's easy to say that's b S.
I don't believe it. But Imean some of this stuff is really unexplainable.
Like if somebody, a stranger,tells you things about a loved one
that nobody else would know, howdo you explain that? I mean,
(01:03:12):
I don't know that they did researchor how do they do research on somebody
they don't even know? Like ifyou make an appointment, they're not gonna
be like, Okay, what's thename of the person you want to contact?
Like do they have a Facebook page? You don't know, but you
would you would research that person andfind out who all's connected. So maybe
when they get there, you don'tknow exactly who they're going to bring out
research you have to know about theirentire I get it. But there's a
scam somewhere. And I'm not sayingthis is done every time, but when
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you call make an appointment, likethe person who called earlier, that person,
I really feel I got scammed,you know, like out of the
two hundred and fifty dollars we foundout. I didn't say that to her,
but that's how I feel. Ifeel she called, she gave her
some information enough for that person togo and do some research. Then you
got the other side of that coin, though, But for her that was
two hundred and fifty dollars with apeace of mind true, How do you
(01:03:58):
argue with that? Like she's finewith the person, she didn't get fleeced
out of money or whatever. Ithink even false hope is hope. I
feel like that's the crux of it. People are just looking for that connection
because they're not, like Drew saidearlier, you're not quite ready to let
it go yet, right, AndI think that what they would accuse Tanner
and I of which I also thinkit's a cop out, but they would
say that we're too closed minded,that you can't contact the dead if you're
(01:04:23):
not going to allow him in.But I don't. I don't think that's
a fair assessment to say that it'sthere. You're just not letting it in
type of that guy's wife needs tocome in here and show us all what's
going on. Yeah, and we'vedone that in the past, and it's
like, uh, you know what, if she'd like to I've got a
grandmother I'd like to reach out to. Let's try it out. We can
do it on the Donkey Show podcast, so we can do it unedited,
(01:04:45):
not great idea, worry about commercialsor whatever, and just and just try
to reach out because I know alot of things about my grandmother, or
even if he went with say anotherrelative that we're not going to tell her
yet, you do that, andanother you know a couple second layer you
got if you know all this stuff, it's a bunch of olds in my
family have already telling me about theold What would it take to convince you?
I mean, I don't know certainIs there a certain thing that could
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be said that would make you go, wait, okay, I believe that
you Casey, you're starting to makeit sound like you believe it. I
don't think he's hung out with thedead a lot. Tanner, Well,
that's that look you just said,my thing. I know you used to
work into your family. I havebeen around the dead so much in my
lifetime that I would have encountered somesort of something, you know what I
mean. And I've never felt likeI was in the presence of a ghost
or whatever and you were always dead. People are just in the basement,
(01:05:30):
gone out of his family, weren'tkillers, They owned a funeral home.
Have you ever got you haven't goneout of your way to like try to
speak to the dead, though,No, I've I've again, I've had
psychics come into various shows and studiosand stuff, and I've never he would
look his finger and put it intheir dead ears. Though you would just
going too. Yeah, there's apart of me that wants to believe it's
(01:05:53):
possible. I just feel like itwould have happened by now. I would
love the thing that you've got theguardian angel factor, you know, and
I and just ignorance is bliss.So sometimes I like to just think that
someone's watching over. But I gotno. I couldn't come to you with
a piece of paper in bag.This is why ghosts exists, Like there's
nothing there. Someone said, Iwish someone would contact Miss Cleo. Did
she pass She did? She passedwith a fat bank account. Somebody should
(01:06:15):
try to reach out to Miss Cleo. Yeah, I'm nember those commercials.
She's busy. She's talked to thedead enough now that she's dead, she's
one. I mean, I actuallyrecently watched a documentary about Miss Cleo.
You never talked to Miss Cleo.You talked to her her people. Yeah.
I heard they were so big thatthey had like actual operation. It
was a huge scam. Same reasonyou never got Don Warwick when you're call
it exactly, he didn't get DanWarwick. Though. Well, it looks
(01:06:39):
like, you know, the surveysays fifty three percent of people have contacted
the dead. We got a holdof a handful of people who says that
they have contacted dead relatives, andthey're fully convinced. So what do I
know. I've never done it.Seems not eat to me, but I've
never done it. Yeah, ifyou're right for the opportunity, Yeah,
we're gonna have to get somebody inhere. Yeah, I mean, I've
been hung over enough to think I'mnearly about to contact the dead. But
(01:07:01):
that's a personal problem. Syrian Steve'sin the phone. Good morning, Syrian,
Steve. Hey, good morning guys. How are we doing today?
Pretty good? Man? Have youever tried to contact a dead relative?
Well, heck, cam man,did you give me a one hundred and
fifty bucks an hour where I cancontact anybody that you want? I just
caught myself yawning on the camera.Oh yeah, old yawn cam. Yeah.
(01:07:24):
I was stretching and I had mymouth out. You know, I
looked like the like the Mummy whenhe screamed. That's that's how a great
look always high. Anyway, youcan watch the Tanner, Drew and Laura
live stream online at one five ninedot com, or just make it easy,
go to YouTube or Facebook and typeand Tanner, Drew and Laura yep.
So in this hour, we wereasking a question, have you ever
tried to contact a dead relative?A new poll found that fifty three percent
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of people say that they've contacted deceasedrelatives. Fifty three. It's a much
bigger number than I ever enticed.That's exactly what I was thinking. That
seems high. We got a talkback through the Ihear radio app What Brew
crew. So I'm Native American andmy brother. I wouldn't say you could
talk to dead people, but hecan definitely see spirits and uh understand them.
(01:08:11):
When we were little, he usedto be able to tell us about
our great grandma and stuff that wenever even met, and my grandma was
able to confirm everything he said.So we had to take him to one
of our Native American doctors for it. Oh. Interesting, it's pretty crazy.
Wow, So like they had totake him to the doctor like this,
(01:08:32):
he talked to the dead, Sodoes he become part of that or
they? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know if people are convinced
that they've done it. So thereit is fifty three percent of people say
they've contacted dead relatives. Well,next time I have the opportunity, I
will give it a go and I'llreport back, all right. Yeah,
(01:08:55):
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So this Phoenix man let a tenyear old drive on the freeway. Was
he drinking? I feel like normallythat's the way that goes right. It's
like, oh, I'm too drunkto drive our kid take the keys.
Alcohol may or may not have beeninvolved, but I do remember my mom
letting me drive as a kid.I don't ever remember getting in the passenger
sea i'm sorry, in the actualdriver's seat alone, or even on yeah,
(01:10:03):
not alone, or even on mymom's lap. I just remember leaning
over and grabbing the steering wheel andjust like she would do the pedals and
you would do the steering. Yeah, but that would that would be like
for like a block or two whennobody was around back road. I'm sure
Casey did that while his mom waslighting a smoke. I mean, I
also enjoyed being able to shift inmy dad's truck. I would shift from
(01:10:27):
you know, gurty, he trustsyou. If he's gonna let you shift,
the cars blow out the transmission.Well. If Phoenix father was arrested
after allegedly allowing his ten year oldto drive his pickup on the freeway,
Troopers from Arizona Department of Public Safetybriefly pursued the boys Saturday afternoon. When
the boy finally pulled over, hisforty nine year old father was in the
passenger seats with an open container.Of course, So I guess what is
(01:10:51):
the more evil move? Is themore evil move to have the child drive
or for you to drink, drinkand dry? I mean, now,
granted neither there's a great choice,but which is the more evil? I
would say drinking and driving is moreevil? Right? No, I don't
know. I think ten year oldon the freeway. See, that's pretty
intense, it is, But sometimesyou know, my friends came up from
(01:11:15):
Eugene yesterday or on Saturday, andthey've got a ten year old and she
is she is your height. True, she's advanced, she's yeah, But
I don't care. It's not necessarilyfor me. About can you reach the
pedals? It's you know, it'scan you keep the wheel straight? Can
you be trusted not to merge intoanother lane? Like? You know what
I mean, There's a lot morethat goes into it than just like breaking.
(01:11:35):
And if if you're hammered and you'rebehind the wheel and your kids in
the passenger seat, there's no that'salso terrible. Options scary too, I
mean they're both, they're both terrible. Comes over and let that guy sleep
it off. It's the worst one. I'm gonna I'm gonna say drinking and
driving. What do you say,Casey, I would say drinking both.
You're putting your kid into into perileither way, So I think drinking and
(01:11:57):
driving with your kid in the caris probably worse. True, I'm gonna
say it's worse to be drinking anddriving, at least over on the side.
You are impaired, but you canguide, you be a little guiding.
I would I do it? Negative? But if we're talking less of
too evil and if nothing else,you get a little credit for teaching life
skills while you're making bad choices.Laura says, No, it's definitely letting
(01:12:18):
a ten year drive on the freeway. Drunker's a thing I don't like.
The child is not facing charges,but the father is facing several in relation
to the incident. No, Doweyso didn't get it. That's true.
That is not one of them.It's probably reckless endangerment all this other stuff
that's way worse. Yeah, Imean he's got a good chance if he's
especially if he's an only father,of losing that kid. Yeah, you
(01:12:40):
don't want to be doing all that. Hopefully it was a tall can,
so he at least got a fullbelly on the way. I told him
to put it in Makuzi. Thereyou go. Don't drink and drive,
kids, don't drink and drive.Coming up in just a few minutes.
Would you like to talk to Jesusor Satan? Oh boy, Laura found
an app and ai app allow youto ask questions to Jesus and Satan.
(01:13:04):
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It's one of five nine the procoming up on tomorrow's show. So one
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Were using the tugback feature on theiHeart radio app downloaded for free and
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send Tanner, Drew and Laura amessage? Now? All right, So
Laura found an app that allows youto ask Jesus and Satan questions. Yes,
and she's been bugging us about itthe last two weeks. So let's
let's ask Jesus and Satan questions.Yeah, I mean, aren't you curious?
(01:14:09):
So this Jesus is different than theold school. And like, there
used to be a phone number forJesus and it was before smartphones. And
so if you were at the barand you were arguing with someone about a
fact before Google, you could callJesus and Jesus would google it for you
because he didn't need a smartphone.Was it a guy? And he was
answered, and he would do aJesus impression. He would play Jesus,
(01:14:30):
Jesus. It wasn't oh my god, so really he would he would answer
as Jesus. It wasn't like anautomated thing. Yeah, no, he
would answer as Jesus and then hewould just google it because you couldn't you
just shot a non smart sure,but then when a smartphone came, Jesus
was out of work. Yeah.This is just an app, and this
is a fairly new app. Apparentlyyou can there's like an advanced version of
(01:14:54):
the same app, or you canpay three dollars a month. Yes,
but we just got the free version, right or did you pay it?
Yeah? No, So you canonly get Satan if you pay the two
ninety nine. So and I wantto devilish man. Yes, yes,
So we have Jesus and we haveSatan. All right, Actually we have
everybody. I mean, you nameit, we got it. John the
(01:15:16):
Baptist got him. I'm just I'mjust saying. So we threw it out
there, and nobody's called to askJesus or Satan a question. I just
can't understand why we don't come toyou guys for God. No, it's
just Jesus. You can ask himanything. You can ask him if he
wears nikes. So do you doeither of you have any inquiries for either
(01:15:39):
Satan or Jesus. Yeah, Ikind of want to ask both of them
the same question. Okay, well, okay, that's a good idea.
What do you have a question mine? Or do you just want to ask
them? They say the same question. I didn't necessarily have one of mine,
but I could come up with something. All right, we'll put your
noggins together and all right, Well, what are you got If I've had
a and you're gonna have to figureout how to write this out a ton
(01:16:01):
of premarital sex, can I stillget into heaven? It's a good question.
It's a very good question. I'vebeen promiscuous before marriage. Can sluts
get into heaven? That's maybe that'sabout I think all slutes get all It's
there. It's your favorite screaming.So Laura's got to type it into the
(01:16:26):
app. Yeah, all right,here we get If I've had a lot
of pre premarital sex, can Istill get into heaven? Oh? He's
typing. He's just typing. He'sjudging. He's typing a lot. We're
going to hell. Wow, Okay, you know you want to know what
he says. He says. Inmy teachings, I emphasize love, forgiveness
and redemption for all. It's notmy place to judge, because damn anyone.
(01:16:49):
The whole idea is everyone's a sinner, everyone has sinned, and all
you have to do is repent andyou're okay and you're good. Oh,
sweet Jesus, I had a thingfor something for the weird stuff. Everything's
got weird. I'm sorry, Backand back, big ups to the apology.
Can you ask that the same questionto the devil? Yes? Sure,
if I've had a lot of premunts, by the way, hold on,
(01:17:11):
I need them. I think theDevil's first line is gonna be oh,
there we go, oh oh,oh, all right, Satan is
typing. I love that you cansee the three dots when Satan and God
are responding. Gosh, it's takinga long time. He's he's skipped a
lot of school at Satan. Whatis Satan going to say to that same
(01:17:31):
question? Oh, I feel likethis is a cop out, Satan.
Oh, the topic of salvation andjudgment, it's not for me to determine
who enters heaven or not, asthat is within the authority of God alone,
whoa a lot of respect. He'slike, hey, I'm not gonna
step on other people's feet in differentareas. We're in a battle, you
know, for eternity here. Butit's I don't want to step on the
guy's toes exactly. We got toco exist, all right, Well,
(01:17:55):
all right, he's for nothing forthree boots steering clear of that one.
So the question, let's go toline one, that's ten or two and
Laura, good morning. Who's this? Yeah, Hello, Hello, good
morning. What's your name? Hey, well, I think that my name
is Jack. I guess they're thinking, you know, that's kind of a
loaded question because it's not a tonof three matters of sex, you never
(01:18:16):
get married, right, okay,so but I think we still they still
want you to not do it tillyou are exactly right. They don't want
you to your virginity until you've beenmarried. Like if you choose not to
get married, they're like, wellthen you don't get to do it that
diag Yeah, all right, okay, well I got a question that all
right, do you have a questionJesus. Jesus, yes, he's saying,
(01:18:40):
you can't say the ass word onthe radio, so get some so
you're going straight to Hell. Wedidn't even have to ask say, oh
look, yeah, Jesus, yeah, you're not welcome up. Jesus says,
yeah, get the matter. Let'sgo to Blake. Good morning,
Blake. Would you like to askJesus or the Devil a question? I
would ask Satan if it's really thatbad down there? All right? Satan?
(01:19:06):
Is Hell as bad as everyone makesit out to be hot? Question
Mark? Is Hell really bad?Because to me, he's to make visitating
question Mark. Honestly, to me, Hell is a nightclub with a DJ.
I mean, all my friends aregoing to be there. Hell,
It's just gonna be it's just gonnabe Diplow and Dead Mouse music playing the
(01:19:28):
whole time, and be like HouseBlake never comes on. It's just forever.
Right. Oh yeah, the question, Laura? Yeah, okay,
Satan says, Oh, my dearmortal, you underestimate the severity of hell.
The Bible describes hell's a place oftorment and eternal separation from God.
Hell is not a place anyone shoulddesire to be in. It was created
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for Satan and his fallen angel.So do you need sunscreen? There?
That's what we really wanted. Imean, I'm thinking, what should I
put that to? The question?Thank you, my friend? He's kind
of skate, seems a bit vague. He is sounds like, is that's
how you stay in management? Right? It's Tanner, Jow and Laura.
(01:20:12):
Let's go to this Richard. Thisis Mike. Yeah, all right,
Mike, what's would you like toask Jesus or the devil? A question?
Question? I have a question forboth of them, and it's the
same question. All right, allright? Are either one of them ever
gonna shake hands and bury the hatchet? Oh? Will you ever get along
with Satan? I guess is whatyou could ask Jesus. Okay, they're
(01:20:34):
going to be start with Jesus inthe olive branch, the holy alive branch.
Will you ever make amends? Let'scross the shop shouldn't be Satan.
Yeah, I think it's yeah.Well, I mean I bring up old
stuff, you know, all right, he's typing all right as I like,
(01:20:58):
very well thought out response from Jesus. I like that. There they
get back to you quickly, likeJesus doesn't leave you hanging like you.
Next girlfriend of mine, it's true. Send her a text message would be
like the next day if I'm sorry. Getting ghosted by Jesus would be the
word okay. While my mission onEarth included overcoming Satan's temptations and ultimately defeating
him through my death on the cross, there will not be a reconciliation between
(01:21:21):
us. Jesus is like, nah, but what about Satan? What does
he say? Does he is hewilling to let bygones? We go bygones
are like two grumpy old brothers whowon't talk at the family reunion, grumpy
old men. I was just askme if I was enjoying text with Jesus,
(01:21:45):
say it to how many starts doyou want to give Jesus on the
app app stores dye in to knowas Satan, I have no intention or
ability to make amends with Jesus mortalenemies. It's a no hard two neighbors
fighting over property. Line. Thankyou, my friend, appreciate it.
Let's go to line three. It'standard you and Laura, good morning.
(01:22:09):
Would you like to ask the devilor Jesus a question? I got one
for Jesus. Akay, how youstanding by is anal a sin. Jesus
might not might frown on it,but just ask you might as well asking.
I'm asking the question has been presented. Not to ask would be rude.
(01:22:30):
Oh boy, I'm a I'm nervousabout this one, as people are
with that subject. Better. Yeah, just free Laura, Okay, here
we go, all right, herewe go. Let it happened, all
right? Well, okay, Sothe Bible teaches that sexual relations are to
be enjoyed within the sacred bond ofmarriage between a husband and wife. So
(01:22:56):
it's a yes. Oh wait,hold on, any sexual activity outside of
this context, including the aforementioned activity, is considered contrary to God's design for
human relationship. No, no,I know it's like the ultimate sink sex.
(01:23:16):
Oh well, okay, I meanI wouldn't call it safe, yeah,
but I mean pick it up downalright, thanks dude. Well,
oh boy, oh my god,Bugsy backside there. It's all right.
If you have any questions for Jesusor the Devil, feel free to reach
(01:23:40):
out and ask us anytime at eightsix six four four five one five nine.
You can also shoot us a textmessage on our Lazy Boy text line
at nine eight one ninety seven.That's rough. I think we all learned
a little something here, did we. The Devil skirts around all this tough.
Yeah. The Devil just can't answera question. He's like a lawyer
on the news answered the question,or like a politician or something, not
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a deposition buddy. Yeah, he'sreally He's very Switzerland on things. We're
gonna find out what's trending coming.I'm next thing you're listening to Tanner,
Drew and Laura. Here's what's trendinga lot of good stuff on the website
at one of five nine the brewdot com. There's we played it this
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morning. It's a really cool video. You know, we lost Steve Harwell,
the lead singer of Smash mouth overthe weekend. Ye, now he's
walking on the sun. Dannnt DaveDapa, he's actually there now. Oh
we think we should ask Jesus.Yeah, we should have. You know,
we'll ask Jesus and the double morequestions in the Donkey Show podcast today,
which you'll be able to hear ofcoming up around eleven o'clock. At
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one of five nine the Brewe dotCom. But this guy on YouTube,
he goes by there, I ruinedit. You might have may have heard
of him before. It's great.We've played a bunch of his stuff on
the radio. He sometimes makes itbetter. But he used AI to get
Judy Garland to pay tribute to SteveHarwell of smash Mouth. Mom naughty once
told me the world's gonna run me. I ain't the shoppest showing the share.
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She was looking kind of job withthe plane in the shape. Now
it's beautiful, Julie. Only shewas here today. Yeah she's rolling in
a grave. Yeah, face downright now. But that's online if you
want to check it out. Atone of five nine the Brute dot Com.
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Uh, this has also gone viral. A drunk driver accidentally calls a
nine one one and reports himself.Oh brutal. Yeah, you know you've
done that where you dial three numbersgiving your license plate, told me drink
sure. Yeah, yeah, thathappens all the time. Actually, simple
mistake. Quarter for every time thatapp it was in Nebraska. Lancaster Lancaster
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County, Nebraska, accidentally called thisguy actually called nine and one of himself,
thinking he was alerting the cops tosomebody driving on the wrong side of
the highway, when really it washim. Great, Oh what a champ.
Yeah, here's the clip one.Where's emergency. I'm on high Lay
seventy seven going north and there's somebodythat is on the wrong side of the
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road. And then see what coloror type of vehicle was. No,
he had a bright garn man heso he so my understanding is he doesn't
know that he's on the wrong sideof the road. Yeah, he thinks
everyone else is to blame. Buthe's done this road. I am going
north bound on seventy seven. Hewas going south bound. I am on
the east lane. He would doon the west plane about Marley. That
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was like a lot. He soundsHimad Haley. When police responded, the
man they pulled over for driving wasactually the guy that pulled over for the
going the wrong way while driving,was actually the guy who called the police.
Yeah. Do you know why Istopped you? Yeah? Because I
was on the wrong side of theroad. Were either one that called yep,
you work? Yeah, because Ithought somebody is on the wrong side
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road and it turned out it wasyou. Ye, look at dumb.
You know. I can almost hearhim with the cuffs behind him, just
letting look an idiot. It changesthe way the lungs sit. Yeah,
you can hear it. Watch enoughcops to know. So there you go.
That videos online as well, andthe full story if you want to
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get into that. What a bumthat's unfortunate, like you're trying to do,
you know, the good Samaritans getsome like maybe if I get the
cops to pay attention to that guy, they won't be worried about me drunk
driving and they would have never beenonto him if he didn't just ruin himself.
Yeah, he just went home.He's lucky he didn't kill thirty people
being on the wrong side of theroad. Yeah, really take that as
a win. Could have been bad, all right, that's all online one
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if five nine The Brew dot com, we will see you tomorrow. Tomorrow,
We've got another pair of tickets togo see Three Days Grace and Chevelle.
And by the way, we aregetting closer and closer to Bacon and
Beer. Yeah, bing Bong,which is coming up September twenty seconds at
Gamesh Brewing in Salem, the firsttime we've ever made it to Salem.
Everyone who shows up gets free bacon, and someone's gonna walk away with a
free trip to Las Vegas to seeAwakening. At the win, you got
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a lot of prizes to give away. Mayor of Salem Chris Hoyle will be
in attendance, and we're still tryingto get Terry Porter. There have been
some developments ladies in general. Ohgreat, we're moving towards it. And
I did I share some of thisdevelopments on The Donkey Show today? Sure?
Okay? Why not? Sure?All right? There have been some
very cool developments regarding Terry Porter possiblybeing at Bacon and Beer September twenty second.
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Okay, I'll tell you what thoseare coming up in the Donkey Show
podcast, which we'll be heard aroundeleven o'clock online at one to five nineth
The Brew dot Com Teresa's next.She's got your shot at a trip to
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