7.15: Gary Busey, Swearing Fines, and This Day in History

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Jez my my thank you. Tim Wilson, God rest is soul.
I missed the man all the time. No reason for
that song. I just just missing Tim Wilson for some reason.
This morning, John, thank you for that. All Right News
Radio eight forty whas Dwight Whitt and John Alten hanging

(00:21):
out with you on this Tuesday and John, it's amazing
you just assume how long have you been married.

Speaker 2 (00:29):
I've been married now four or five years?

Speaker 1 (00:31):
Five years? Okay, so that's about right. At some point
you and your wife will know all of your all
stories or so it might seem okay right, I would
hope so I would think so too. So recently, my
wife and I, as you know we talk about on
the show, I don't watch anything.

Speaker 2 (00:51):
Current rarely, well rarely same I'm in that same boat.

Speaker 1 (00:53):
We watch stuff from seventies, eighties. We do watch a
couple of current things when they come out, like you know,
series on Netflix or whatever. So for whatever reason, we
went back and we started watching The Celebrity Apprentice and
are you FAMI familiar with it at all?

Speaker 2 (01:11):
The show that was Trump was on it right now.

Speaker 1 (01:13):
It was Trump. He had the Apprentice and then what
he would do is the fall. During the fall run,
it would be just The Apprentice and it would be
regular guys and regular girls. Then in the spring series
of it, it would be Celebrity Apprentices. So we said, well,
let's watch the Celebrity Apprentice, and we started to do it.

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And on this particular season that we started, it's got
a whole cast. Little John's on there, John Rich from
Big and Rich, Gary Busey, Janet not Janet Jackson, but
I think it was LaToya Jackson. I don't know. It
starts to a cast. But Gary Busey is a very

(01:56):
odd character, okay, And uh, he's kind of a nerve
racking to be around. For example, he'll he'll like, if
you'll say happy, he'll say happy h A P P
why no give out like some kind of acronym that
doesn't make sense, Like, you know, however, applying people's perceptives yearly,

(02:19):
you know, it makes no sense, you know what I mean?
And he just you know, interrupt and you don't know
what he's talking about, and he's just he's a character.
So we're watching this and it's really uncomfortable to watch
him interact with people. So I'm laying on the ground.
Susan and Elimbi are up on the furniture, and I
popped my head up and I said, I got to

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tell you, it's even creepier when you talk to the
guy in real life. And she said, oh, did you
interview him? I said, well, no, it was Tony Vannetti's
bachelor party. And she laughed and she said, what do
you mean. I said, We've been married thirteen years and
I've never told this story to you, and she said, well,
well no. And the reader's digest version is I was

(03:03):
on a rock morning show called the Rocky and Troy
Morning Show on WQMF, and it was me and Rocky Knight,
Troy Roebuck, and of course the great Jim Bullet and
Tony Wolf and we would go out that used to
be the Foster Brooks Golf Tournament and he would bring
all these celebrities in. They would golf. And then when

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he retired, golly, why can't I think of his name
Deliverance from Kentucky Oof.

Speaker 2 (03:34):
I wish I could help that gone it.

Speaker 1 (03:37):
Ned batty ned Baty takes over well. On this particular year,
three of the celebrities are hanging around the morning show
non stop, and it is the night of the next
night was going to be Tony Venet's bachelor party. This
was on a Friday. His bachelor party is going on Saturday.
And you probably won't get the names, but you know

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who Gary Busey is, right, Actually we do not know,
right well, Gary Busey was in a lot of movies,
Ed Bayglee Junior. And then if you watch Laverne and Shirley,
which is another reference you won't get, there was a
guy that played Carmine and Ragusa, the big the Big
Ragou and I was I hung out with these three

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guys all day and I think if I recall right,
I asked Tony should they go to your bachelor party?
And he said yeah. And it was so uncomfortable because
this is a this is the conversation. It's how a
conversation with Gary Busey might go. They finally show up,
it's it's it's some kind of I don't know what

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it is. It's in mutual There's like an overpass and
then there was some kind of a building underneath it
that you could rent, and that's where we were at.
It was hot, it was sticky, and the strippers that
showed up. Weren't let's say they weren't the A team.
So sure enough, Gary Busey, the big rat gou and

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then Ed Bagley Junior show up at Tony Vaneddi's bachelor party.
And this was like a here's a conversation with Gary Busey. Hey, Hey, Gary,
welcome to the party. Would you let me get you
a beer from the keg, or maybe just.

Speaker 3 (05:20):
Talk about buttered sausage, where it comes from, what it does,
Why is it doing what it's doing?

Speaker 4 (05:24):
Get it out of my face?

Speaker 3 (05:26):
What butters buttered sausage?

Speaker 1 (05:30):
We don't have any butter sausage per se. But if
beer's not what you like, maybe you get a mixed drink,
get your my jam I don't.

Speaker 4 (05:37):
Buy you, and buy honey and I kiss it on
the lips.

Speaker 1 (05:43):
I really liked you in Lethal Weapon.

Speaker 3 (05:46):
Thought you were talking about buttered sausage, where it comes from,
what it does, Why is it doing what it's doing?
Get it out of my face? What about butters buttered sausage?

Speaker 1 (05:55):
And then God was so intense John. He would get
up in your face and he would do like screams
and stuff, and he would say nonsense. So it got
so bad. It was Vanetti's bachelor party. He had to
stay right and all his friends they had to stay.
I call the girl that I'm dating at the time,
and I say, look, I need you to come and
get me. Here's where we're at, but do me a favor.

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Park two blocks away and call me. It was before taxing.
It was the It was like ninety eight. So I said,
call me when you get here, and I'm going to
walk two blocks to you. But under no circumstances show up.
It was just weird man. But after all the thirteen
years we've been married, I can't believe I never never
told her that story. To her.

Speaker 2 (06:33):
He sounds like the kind of guy who he's in
your face. He's also spitting at the same time. Yeah, no,
I a little to no awareness that he's drenching your
face with saliva.

Speaker 1 (06:42):
Absolutely zero awareness, is what I'm telling you.

Speaker 4 (06:45):
And I kissed it on the lips.

Speaker 1 (06:49):
Hey, what about butter sausage?

Speaker 4 (06:51):
Carry talking about buttered sausage? Where it comes from, what
it does? Is it doing?

Speaker 3 (06:54):
What it's doing? Get it out of my face? What
about buttered buttered sausage?

Speaker 1 (07:00):
Buttered sausage? Anyway, I don't know where that came from
I was just thinking. I couldn't believe after thirteen years
of marriage, never shared this story. A British submarine base
was put on lockdown after a sailor allegedly thought it'd
be a hood to call in a bomb threat on
a nuclear submarine. Are you thinking? Man? The sailor question thought.

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He's thought to be a petty officer aboard the HMS
Vanguard allegedly called in a bomb warning into the control
room of the submarine from the rear of the vessel.
He's actually on there. That turned sparks for fear of
a doomsday meltdown because it happened to be a nuclear submarine.
The guy's been arrested since. But you wonder what people

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are thinking, get it nuclear, get it.

Speaker 4 (07:55):
Hate.

Speaker 2 (07:55):
I don't want to revoke the two dollars. Maybe I'm
just I feel like I'm just uneducated for not getting
the joke.

Speaker 1 (08:00):
No, there is no joke.

Speaker 2 (08:01):
There's no joke.

Speaker 1 (08:01):
There's no Maybe he thought it would be funny. Oh,
I just don't understand what people are thinking of.

Speaker 2 (08:07):
Maybe, Oh, okay, I was gonna say, maybe he can
take two dollars out of.

Speaker 1 (08:09):
Joke or well, speaking of money in jars British The
British communities looking to find the public for swearing. You
got to watch your language if you visit the shores
of Kent, England. The Council's trying to revive a plan
that puts fines on people that are swearing in public.

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People busted using cuss words loudly on the streets will
be asked to pay severe fines, it says. The council
says the move is being made to help diffuse tensions
between anti social youths and drinkers in the streets. So
I guess people are out drinking in the street and
these anti social youth they I don't.

Speaker 2 (08:51):
Know how do you police that? I guess I don'ys
have enough people, And I'm sure you're focusing it in
on on on situations that are escalating to be something
that are a lot more dangerous and violent. So if
you're somebody who just yelling across the street at your buddy,
hey bleep but he bleep bleep, and you get someone
else bleep but he bleep bleep back at him, you're
probably not gonna get fine. But if it's going to
be an aggressive manner, that's probably the bad time to use.

Speaker 1 (09:13):
I would say, I just wonder if I mean it
seems like number one the swear jar. Yeah, you know
how you got to force it. But number two, for example,
Gary Busey, what would be a better way in your mind,
what would be a better example than finding.

Speaker 3 (09:26):
People talk about buttered sausage? Where it comes from, what
it does, Why is it doing what it's doing? Get
it out of my face? What about butters? I fixed
buttered sausage.

Speaker 1 (09:36):
That's a great point, if you ask me, John Oligan,
that is a good point. You know you think celebrities
don't have it all together. This is why whenever I'm
going to vote or we're not going to do anything
that involves finances for my family. The very first thing
I asked myself is what would a rock star do?
Or what would an actor or actress do? First?

Speaker 3 (09:56):
Not my gem.

Speaker 4 (09:56):
I don't buy John, Buy Honey, and I kiss it
on the lips.

Speaker 1 (10:00):
Hey, hey, Gary Busey, I'm thinking about moving all of
my money out of my four oh one K and
put it in Blockbuster stock. How's that sound?

Speaker 4 (10:10):
There's not my JOm. I don't buy John, buy Honey,
and I kiss it on the lips.

Speaker 1 (10:14):
Thanks Gary Busey. Can you imagine what a genius and
mass in the state where Boston resides. I can't say
the word because I cussed when I say it accidentally.

Speaker 2 (10:30):
Massachusetts.

Speaker 1 (10:31):
That's it right there in here. You finished for me.

Speaker 2 (10:34):
In Massachusetts.

Speaker 1 (10:35):
A collectible shop has been the victim of one hundred
and thirteen thousand dollars Pokemon heist happened at New Bedverd's
First Edition Collectibles. They reported to break in on Tuesday
at two thirty in the morning. The thief made out
with a handful of Pokemon cards, including five to seven
rare cards and vintage boxes. The store it's run by

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three guys, now asking customer and dealers to keep their
eye out for these Pokemon cars. I thought Pokemon wasn't
that wasn't Pokemon the thing where people were keeping their
heads down on their phone.

Speaker 2 (11:10):
Yeah. So during this was right after I graduated high school.
There there was an app called Pokemon Go where you
would they would put the the virtual Pokemon in different
parts of your you know, your city, wherever you might
have lived, and it was all over the place, not
just here in Louisville, but there would be crowds of
people in random parts of the cities, I mean here

(11:30):
in Louisville, Jeffersonville, whatever, and people would they would go
in these massive groups, and they would like it be
in restaurants. Outside of the restaurants, you'd see people running
to different parts when they find these pokemon.

Speaker 1 (11:43):
Weren't they like bumping into each other and getting hit
by cars and all kinds of stuff.

Speaker 2 (11:46):
Yeah, there was, I mean it was. It was a
very weird phenomenon, very phenomenon.

Speaker 1 (11:52):
Phenomenon. That all right. Listen, Tony Vannetti. He's out the
rest of the afternoon. He'll be back tomorrow. John Alden,
we're here steering the ship, and I want to tell
you about Tony's break and alignment. Listeners, hot out there.
How's that car's air conditioning? Huh? Minus? Crisp and cold.
I feel like a piece of iceberg lettuce whenever I'm

(12:14):
in the jeep. I love it. That's how you can feel, too.
Let's get that air conditioning running. Let's get whatever your
car needs. Tony's breaking alignment is much more than just
breaks in alignment. They do just about anything to do
to just about any type of vehicle. But here's the
cats man. They get it right the first time. They've
got the best technicians, the best diagnostic equipment money can buy,

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and they get it right. They're so confident in their work.
At Tony's break in Alignment, they don't give you just
a warranty, no, sir. They give you a three year,
thirty six thousand mile warranty. And that's on every single
job that they do. Folks, put your mind at rest.
Go with Louisville's best, and that's my dear friends at
Tony's break and Alignment. I go to therapy at Ellison

(13:00):
Bodenhausen this Friday for my torn Now I tell you
I had a torn achilles ten and I try to
keep it mentioned it. I try to keep things private
on the air because the listener shouldn't have to endure.

Speaker 2 (13:11):
No, my bravery be very uncourteous of you.

Speaker 1 (13:14):
It would be very uncourteous. But every once in a
while I just feel the need to peek behind the curtain.
I start my physical therapy at Ellison Bodenhausen this Friday.
The very first question I'm asking is can I please
now get in my Southern Comfort hot tub? Folks, if
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(13:56):
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Hot tub payments sixty five dollars a month. How about that.
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a vacation in your own backyard. You're gonna love your
Southern Comfort Hot Tubs. Stick around More on the way,
including news than More with Me and John Auden, News
Radio eight forty whas.

Speaker 2 (14:30):
This is Dwight on guitar.

Speaker 1 (14:32):
Oh my gosh, News Radio eight forty whas John Alden
Rock on our Tuesday and then he'll be back tomorrow.
He had to leave it a little bit earlier. Look
like ac DC had a lot of fun on this
thirteen city tour. I planned on going to two different cities.
The cities I wanted to go see this tour on

(14:54):
was Nashville, Tennessee, just because it's the closest. Yeah, And
they also wanted to go to Dallas at AT and
T Stadium because it's an easy fly it's our forty
five minutes plus. I thought, what a spectacle as big
as that, as big as AT and T Stadium is,
why not want to be a part of that? But

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unfortunately I had something wrong with my eye and I
wasn't able to attend.

Speaker 2 (15:19):
I thought, they're gonna say your achilles, No, something wrong
with my eye. I'm surprised that they weren't on the
Louder than Life bill this year, to be honest.

Speaker 1 (15:26):
You know what was wrong my eye?

Speaker 2 (15:27):
What was wrong with them?

Speaker 1 (15:28):
Couldn't see myself paying those ticket prices. You can get
those dollars pack. No, I think they're I think that
would be quite costly for Louder than Life.

Speaker 2 (15:40):
But really, they've had Metallica though for the two nights
a few years ago.

Speaker 1 (15:44):
Yeah, but if you look at Metallica, see Okay, there's
certain bands that start to age out. Rolling Stones is
one of them. But God love them that they're in
the studio now and should be releasing. The rumor is
by fall. But they're limited. There's only so much that
they can do. So they'll go out and they'll do
like a ten city tour and that's that. And that's
what ACDC had to do as well. Metallica, they're still

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out there. They're running. I mean, they're my age. They
got plenty of energy. They've got both Achilles tendons. Listen
more on the way, including we're going to be doing
a little bit of this day in history. But I
do want to encourage you. What are you doing for
lunch today? What are you doing for dinner? If you

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have it? I'm sure you already know about this. The
family of Detective Michelle Rush. We want to lift them
up financially and preferily lift them up as well if
you could. But today at every single baron knows location,
twenty percent of everything, twenty percent of everything folks, food, drinks, dine,

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in carry out delivery. Twenty percent is going to go
to help her husband. Also, Detective Rush. If you own
a business, what a great day to say thank you
to your employees by buying several Baroneal's pizzas and feeding
them and then also doing some good for the neighborhood.
Detective Rush was a she was a strong woman, She

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was a hard fighter, and she did so much, so
much for the children in this community to protect them.
The stories are endless. She worked while having cancer. She
would leave the hospital and go work on cases. God
lover her and her husband. They've been here for Louisville
and the children of Louisville. So Louisville, let's be there

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for that family today, and let's contribute just by simply
eating some delicious food all day to day. Baronel's pizza
twenty percent off her twenty percent goals to the Rush family.
All right, stick around, there's more on the way, including
this Day in History with John Alden. I'm Dwight Whitten
and this right here is news Radio Go eight forty.
Whas I look at you, John Awden didn't even call

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for it. You get to this this day in History music.
Let me take a look aback at some of the
influential things that happened over a course of time. Let's
go back, and this would have been a great We
just played the George song George is on my Mind
from the great Tim Wilson. This would have been a
good George. It was today July fifteenth, eighteen seventy six,

(18:23):
when George Washington Bradley. Take a guess what did he do?

Speaker 2 (18:28):
Did he chop down the cherry tree?

Speaker 1 (18:30):
No? No, but that was creepy? What that was? Washing? George?
Just George Washington, George Washing on this date, on July,
on July that going on my headphones, hang on. It
was this day, July fifteenth, eighteen seventy six, George Washington
Bradley pitched the very first no hitter. How about that?

Speaker 2 (18:50):
Here you go?

Speaker 1 (18:51):
It probably told me to I did what. It was
today July fifteenth, nineteen oh four, the very first booth
this temple went into the United States. It was established
in Los Angeles, Calafornia. It was also today July fifteenth,
nineteen twelve, when Jim Thorpe won the decathlon in the

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Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden.

Speaker 2 (19:18):
Jim Thorpe, don't we have a Jim Thorpe Pennsylvania is here, Like,
there's a Jim Thorpe.

Speaker 1 (19:24):
This is Gilthorpe, isn't there? Like a wasn't there also
like an old timey cartoon something Thorpe. Maybe maybe it
was Jim Thorpe. There was like an old timey it's
one of those cartoons was above my head I was
a kid. Yeah, uh it was today. Let me ask
you this, Okay. So when I went to school, grade school, whatnot,
most I think it was mostly grade school, they would

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have something called a book fair, and these people would
bring in all these books and you would you buy
them or not buy them. And every year the only
thing I ever wanted was this Guinness Book of World Records.
Oh yeah, was the Guinness Book of World Records? At
when you were here?

Speaker 2 (20:00):
That was every boys, That's what every school aged kid
wanted to get instead of a regular book. Was the
Guinness Book of or the Ripley's believe it or not.

Speaker 1 (20:09):
Okay, So that didn't exist, Well maybe it did, and
I just know about it. But the only thing that
I knew about was and we every that was the
one common denominator with almost every kid in your class
at the book fair. You wanted to buy the Guinness
Book of World Records, So that was a thing for you. Yes,
And it was weird because every single year it's the

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same crap. It was the same thing. It was a
different colored cover, right, Yeah.

Speaker 2 (20:36):
I think the big appeal was that, like they would
have all these you mentioned this earlier, just it would
kind of transform your school's library and the kind of
this little like a little almost like a little carnival.
But that's not really what it was. It just looked
a little more appealing than it normally does, at least
extra shelves. It's more colorful and made it seemed like
it was the cool new thing.

Speaker 1 (20:54):
And you know, it was really quite stupid to hold
it in the library too, right, they might still do
books well in that the worst venue to have it
in the in the library where you can actually just
rent the book or check the book out for free. True.

Speaker 2 (21:09):
You know where would you put it though, dude?

Speaker 1 (21:11):
Outside cafeteria or something? You know? No, I think the
little fat dwight be going. I wonder if we have
pizza Tomarrow or the fried fish. Well, the reason I
bring that up it was today July fifteenth, nineteen forty
the world's tallest man. His name was Robert Wadlow. He
passed away. He passed away the age of twenty two

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years old. Let's break down, let's unpack this a little bit. Uh,
Robert Wadlow was eight feet eleven inches. Let's just call
it nine foot, right, Yeah, let's call it nine foot.
God was nine foot. He weighed four hundred and thirty
nine pounds. His shoe size. His shoe size was a
thirty seven double A.

Speaker 2 (21:55):
See, whether you're this guy or somebody else who is
just obnoxiously tall. The most inconvenient. I mean, there's probably
several inconvenient things, but one of the most inconvenient things
you have to do is get custom shoes. Yeah, anytime
you get a brand new pair of whatever it is
you might need, I can't imagine.

Speaker 1 (22:12):
I can't imagine they'll go back to the get in
the Book of World Records Again. I was always fascinated.
Number one, they had the Siamese twins. Had to go
there first. Now they're still there. The guy with the
long fingernails, Yes, who, By the way, we worked with
a girl that did that. They were so long that
they curled. And I'm not gonna say. Let's just say

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be careful.

Speaker 2 (22:38):
There is an exit ramp right there.

Speaker 1 (22:39):
Yeah, I'm just gonna take it. There's certain things I
wonder how does she do that? Yeah? Second of all,
I s walked in the kitchen one day and there's
communal condiments. There's a jar of mustard, not to squeeze
his regular jar, catch up mayonnaise, whatever, but people would
use for little lunches, get rid to vomit. This is

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where I walk in and she's using her super duper
long fingernail to go into the mustard jar and then
spread it onto her bread with it. And after that,
I thought, my god, I'll never eat anything unless I
cook it or go to a restaurant.

Speaker 2 (23:17):
No one else is this. I don't want to mean
to chase the squirrel here for a second, but what
always grosses me out is people who mix their sauces
together on their plate. Like if you've got ketchup and
mustard and you kind of combine it all to make
whatever secret sauce is you're trying to make, that's absolutely disgusting.

Speaker 1 (23:33):
Another thing, just one more squirrel. Then we'll come back
to the list. Because I was fascinated with as many
kids were with Guinness Book of World Records the Fattest
Twins and the picture of the fattest twins. It would
have on two motorbikes. And if you look at them today,
they're thinner than most people at Walmart that are driving

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the thing. I'm not exaggerating. You're the ones. God bless them.
They can't walk, they're driving the thing. They're thinner. Now,
you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 2 (24:04):
How many times as you get yelled out when you
were in Walmart using those things during your Achilles injury?

Speaker 1 (24:08):
I never used her. I couldn't bring myself to do it.
So poor Susan had to do it now to go
to the store for you. She had to either that
or you know, I just order it and get it
delivered and I just pick it up off up front porch.
But I couldn't bring myself to do it. Let's go
back to this day in history. It was today, July fifteenth.
I didn't realize this is this channel's younger than I

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thought it was today. In nineteen ninety six that MSNBC,
the twenty four hour all news network, made his debut
on cable and the internet, I thought it'd be. I
know CNN was the first one to do it. That
was in I believe it was the eighties, early eighties.
They said we're going to run news all of the time.

Speaker 2 (24:49):
And then how long before it became left wing centric?

Speaker 1 (24:52):
I don't know. I don't only answer that because when
it came out, it was in the eighties and the
last thing I wanted to do was watching new.

Speaker 2 (24:58):
Yeah, that's the thing. I feel like that and become
a thing until like maybe the last ten fifteen years
or so.

Speaker 1 (25:02):
I guess that maybe. Okay, so my generation we had MTV.
I guess that was the older generation's MTV look News
or I'll tell you what else was man. The old
people really loved the Weather Channel for some reason.

Speaker 2 (25:15):
I this is weird, a weird thing about me. When
I was a kid, I loved watching the Weather Channel
all of the time. The first job I ever wanted
to have was a TV meteorologist, and thank god I
didn't go down that direction. Those are the most hated
people in media.

Speaker 1 (25:32):
Hey, johsh shut up the due points you're getting ready
to come on? It was today in nineteen ninety seven,
July fifteenth. I still remember this because I wasn't sure
who the guy was, and I found out that day.
Fashion designer I hope I don't crucify his name, Gihonny
Versace was murdered outside his home in Miami, Florida. The
man believed to be the gunman, I suspected serial curra

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Andrew Philip was found dead eight days later, and that's
how I found out what Versace was, who VERSACEI was,
the whole bit. It was today, July fifteenth, twenty sixteen,
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump announced his running mate, Indiana

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Governor Mike Pence as his vice presidential running mate. And
people say, you know what, I think these two kids
are going to make it. They've been best of friends
ever since. You can't separate these two, is what I'm
telling you. Christmas cards, the whole bit. And that's this
day in history, July fifteenth. Throughout history, I do want

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to remind a couple of people with a couple of things,
Sims Furniture. Right now, it is the Christmas in July.
Cell go see my buddy TC Fane and his crew
down there, best of the best. I'm telling you, the
workers down there, they've been there for decades. Why because
it's a good place, as an honest place, and they
have great furniture. Right now, SIMS Furniture one M Sims,

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Dixie Highway, Preston Highway. Christmas in July is going on
loved ones. This is the lowest prices, lowest prices of
the year. This is their biggest sell of the year,
and it lasts for all of July. After July it's gone.
We're talking about these comfy new corduroy couches, the softest
things you ever sit on. They have all the colors,

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all the styles. They have bedroom suits, they have living
room suits, they have kitchen, dining, you name it, washers, dryers, appliances,
anything you need for your home to make you and
your family more comfortable, they have for you at SIMS Furniture.
Don't take my word for it, go to Dixie Highway
or Preston Highway check them out for yourself. Let's redo

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the wholesale of the whole room, the entire house because
it's Christmas in July, the lowest prices that Sims Furniture has.
And then while we're going at it, let's go ahead
update those windows too with Pello windows and doors. Baby,
Why Pella Because Pella is the best rated, number one
for highest rafsmanship, number one for highest value, and they're

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not just made in the USA. They go one step better,
made right here in Kentucky by our friends or neighbors
or family members. Did I mention that you could Pella
now and pay later? You're gonna love these beautiful replacement windows,
new construction, patio doors, whatever it might be. You got
to do yourself a favor and Tripella their shortrooms on

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factory Lane. Go check them out, or do yourself one better.
Go to Pello Louisville dot com right now and start
shopping around. And did I mention that you could Pella
now and pay later? You can. Let's get that house
looking great. Let's do it with Pello windows and doors.
And one last reminder, folks, it is to Baronols taking

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care of the Rush family, Detective Russia's family. Today. If
you're looking for a place to go to lunch, you
got it Baronos Supper Barons. Twenty percent of everything everything
goes to Detective Russia's family. If you own a business,
go ahead and treat your staff and do some good
for the neighborhood while we're at it. We're out of

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here on behalf of John Auden and Tony Venetti. This
is dwy Witt and saying we'll see you Manianna. Have
a great day and I love you Ma,