Friday-6-14-2024

Episode Transcript

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Who's keeping track of this? Allright, fine, whatever, Happy Friday
morning, case O Day radio program. And since it is Friday, you
know, we got a little somethingto be excited about, especially if you're
going to be heading down to theold US Open. Congrats, by the
way to our winner was Chris,Right, Chris yesterday won himself a couple

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of tickets and then some of youwere like, dah, you guys should
give away what we don't have anymore. So trust me, if there were
extra tickets, and like for Ross, he wouldn't use them and we'd give
them to you. But no,they didn't have any. So but it
is going to be a good event. I was surprised yesterday. I was

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watching and I thought it was goingto be much more murderous on the Greens
for holding them. And don't getme wrong, they're they're definitely fast,
but no, it can make Thething with the US Open is sometimes they
make it so hard. It's funto watch, like a car accident for
a little while, but also youkind of miss out because you know,

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guys, the risk reward becomes soimportant and I understand the strategy of it,
but I want to see a guytry to rope it around some trees
two hundred and thirty yards with aniron, So I could feel bad about
my game. I want to seethat stuff, but it was definitely frustrating.

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Who was the one guy was aposting? He did a me I
call it a me. That's whereyou hit a shot and then you flip
your club and you kick dirt likea three year old, and then like
because he's a PGA guy, itjust bounces out of the trap and then
lands like five feet from the pin. So I you know, we mere

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mortals don't get brakes like that.But yeah, so you know, if
you're gonna be headed down there doingthat, be a little warm, but
should be a whole lot of fun. Of course, looked really interesting,
so we got that to look forwardto. On the show today, Pete
Callender will be joining us. We'llpick his brain on golf eat on golf.

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I've tried to talk to the manabout it. Just not his thing,
and I'm like, you're a talkradio host, how do you not
golf? It's basically required. Sobut also I suspect Jeff Bellinger doesn't golf
either, but maybe we'll find out. On the non golfing front Chick fil
A stepping up customer service to alevel I I'm not sure we've ever seen

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before. And that's saying something becauseyou know, that's the stereotype, and
what a great one it is.You go to Chick fil A and they're
just like, yeah, here's yourmeal. Do you need help paying your
mortgage? Can I baby sit yourkids? Like they're very helpful over there.
This though, boyl boy, thisis a thing, and we are

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gonna solve some Joe Biden mysteries today. You guys want to do that,
and we got we got a fewto choose from, Like where the hell
was he going? Where was hegoing? And I looked at the longer

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video. It's worse. It's worse. I don't where where was he going?
You know, like last week withthey did he poop his pants?
Yet? D Day, it waslike just watch the longer video and you
can see what's going on. Butthis time, when you watch the longer
video, you're like, it isbut is bad? This is what is
he doing? Where's he going?I have some theories? Okay, I

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have some theories. Do you knowRoss, do you know where the G
seven is? It's in Italy?Oh, it's it's all coming together now,
huh. I think that poor bastardheard this show and and in in
his in his drug addled mind,is now convinced that there's a massive olive

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garden somewhere nearby. I mean,he's out there. He's got to try
the best. He's the president.Right. You can probably get like a
corner booth at the original alive gardenin Tuscany where they train the chefs.
Well, I think he's in Fersano, so he's not too far actually,
but it doesn't matter because it's notthere. And this poor man has the
power. He has the entirety ofthe US military apparatus, he has secret

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Service, he's got an a ina huge amount of staffers. Right,
he doesn't need to go find ithimself. He's not majellious. First,
you're denying the boon, Big Beer, the big Beer Boon, the triple
b. You deny that, youdeny the first owl garden at the Tuscany
in Tuscany, Italy, because I'vebeen to Tuscany and there's no olive garden.

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You sound like these people back inthe day. They would deny like
Area fifty one. We're like,oh, it's not there. Well,
Area fifty one is the fake out, can we agree? I mean Area
fifty one when it was Area fiftyone, Ah, okay, Area fifty
one now is it's basically a touristattraction if you can nearudo run at it.
It's not where the aliens are.So just something to think about.

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But yeah, so that's over inItaly, and I thought, maybe that's
a possibility. I don't know theItalian Prime Minister, she's the one who
had to retrieve him. And thenhe puts the shades on. He loves
that move, and I will say, it's kind of a cool move,
you know he does. It's likethe reverse David Caruso. But when you're
so stiff and standing there and youjust wandered off and the Italian Prime Minister

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had to come find you, hellof fio. But yeah, that continues
to go. I do know this. The New York Times wrote a piece
because they saw the video too.It's called go slow, Joe, Go

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Slow Joe, And I'll read someof this abomination to you. So yeah,
we got that. The Chick filA lesbian for switches. Didn't think
you were getting that this morning,did you, but you are, we'll
talk about Gladiator. I have someideas there. So definitely an entertainment part

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of this. A Supreme Court rulingwe have to talk about. It's going
to be kind of a big deal. And this article did a very good
job of literally documenting all all ofthese high profile, big rich corporate dudes
who were very openly putting their moneywhere their mouth is for Joe Biden just

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one cycle ago, right, andlook, the loyalties lie in their ability
to do business. But too oftenyou have CEOs of companies who don't want
they or just higher level execs,they don't want to be on the record
for stuff. Remember what happened tothe Mozilla dude because he donated money that

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ended up on that proposition campaign inCalifornia about gay marriage. No it wasn't
gay marriage, it was, butit was something along those lines. They
ran him from his own company.So a lot of these guys, unless
they're out there doing Democratic fundraisers,they just they're not going to get into
it. And the amount of businessfolk who are openly coming out and being

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like, you know, you gottavote for Donald Trump is pretty wild to
me. If you'd if you'd havedone that during the twenty twenty election data
fat they had a hostile takeover you. And now it's just it's it's not
even an old it's not even asecret anymore. So we'll get into those

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details as well. Well, wegot to start to do we got to
start with this Chick fil A storybecause I have to do it twice today.
It's that amazing. Okay, Sowith that in mine, hang on
back in just a few minutes.When it comes to customer service among fast
food restaurants, Chick fil A findsthemselves right at or near the top whenever

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whenever they you know, they doany of those rankings, and to the
point where it kind of becomes likea like a not a joke in a
bad way, but you know whatI'm saying, right, You're just like
it's amazing. And then they cameout and changed my tires. It was
so it was so nice of them. This though, this is amazing.

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A Chick fil A employee, Isuspect soon to be a former one,
is in a Danville hospital getting himselfa mental evaluation right now. So what
happened? Well, please say,the man reportedly broke into another Chick fil

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a employee's home to perform an emergencyexorcism. Yeah, thirty eight year old
Robert Knaalker Knolker anyway, and he, by the way, he's charged also
with felony, residential entry, criminalmischief, disorderly conduct. All right,

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So what happened here we go?Uh? Caller calls nine one one about
one twenty in the morning saying thata man had broken into their home and
was screaming, please roll up,and outside of the house is a white
two thousand and five Prius that's running. Okay, They start off up the

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front porch and made contact with thevictim, who said a man that they
knew as Robbie was inside and he'snot supposed to be. Officers yelled for
him to come out. Eventually Nulkerappeared. He's covered in blood and he's
frantic because he lost his sunglasses.See, when you're doing an exorcism,

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you can't look the demon in theeye, is what he explained to officers.
And then he informed them that theybetter not look the demon in the
eye. It sounds like police didnot put sunglasses on at night, did
not take Corey Hart's advice. Sonow the dude's freaking out, and he
keeps screaming, she hasn't been stabbed, she's possessed, in an effort to

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explain the blood that he is againcovered in. Now I guess he had
he had some sort of headcut orsomething, so it's not really clear totally
what was up. So they're like, yeah, we're gonna we're gonna put
you in handcuffs, sir, towhich Naulker reportedly said he started talking about
and trying to explain to officers thatthe the blood is not the victims.

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He's doing an exorcism, and theblood was because the demon locked the doors
and windows, so to get into do the exorcism, he had to
literally jump through a window. Andwhen I say through, I mean through
a window because you know, thedemon doesn't want exercise, so of course
the demon's gonna set the alarm andlock all the doors and windows. You

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know how demons do. I mean, this just shows once again how dedicated
the employees are. Though yes,I will jump through the window to get
the demon. I will do whateverI have to do. Well being handcuffed,
Naulker reportedly also asked to go insideand if he was not allowed to
go inside. It was imperative thatthe officers go in, find his portable

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CD player and play track three tosave the soul of the other employee.
What is track three? Why isit not in the story? Come on,
you know, you know, forthose of you who don't know,
if you get into real like musicheads, there is a thing where track

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three. There's an argument over whatnumber track on albums is consistently the best
track, and track three is theone. A lot of people argue,
did you know that? Yeah,that's a thing, and I'm like,
that's true, and you know what, there's a lot of good evidence.

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Pink Floyd's albums is track three areall bangers the Beatles. There's a bunch
of Beatles albums track three. There'sliterally some science saying that third or fourth
position is the best place to putyour top. Go ahead, find an
album with some good songs on it, and go look see what track three

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is. It doesn't always hold,but there it's it's hard to ignore the
coincidence. Elton John two, EltonJohn Yellow Brick, Road, Look Sharp
Devo. Both of their hits aretrack threes. I actually pulled a list

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together because I hadn't thought. Ihadn't thought about this in years. Guns
n' Roses and Guns and Roses islike that with the they say, with
the exception of appetite for destruction.But I think night Train is a great
track, an entire song about AxelRose renting a hooker, not for that,

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but so that she could go andcontinually re buy three dollars bottles of
bad wine so he could go ona bender. And he never touched the
that's the saw. It's a greattune, So maybe that was it.
I don't know what Track three was, track three of the Top Gun soundtrack.

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Oh what? Oh? I restmy case, and you know,
the demon's fleeing because he's like,I don't want to play Homer Rontick volleyball.
I'm out of here. That ballsjust going around on Iceman's finger,
you know what I mean? Comeon? That is that's satan. By

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the way, this story's not over. He's got a hug up on the
track three, all right, Sohe's got to play track three on his
portable CD. Walkman, everybody hadone of those. Still. It's one
of those new ones where it doesn'tskip when you jump up and down.
Oh wow, now, is itbecause of the technology or is that from

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Satan right? Definitely Satan Okay,but I mean that's that's new relative to
like, you know, the midnineties. But still it's impressive. All
right, you ready to be moreimpressed because this guy's this guy's rules are
not done. After officers again hestarted telling officers, you have to go
in and play track three to completethe ritual. He again berated him that

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if they were going to go inthere, to not look into the eyes
of the beast. On the Chickfil A story, there was one other
piece of the mystery, and Ifeel like after explaining that he thought his
coworker was possessed via Spotify, breakinginto the house to do the exorcism with
his portable CD player playing track threeto excise the beast sunglasses or el's all

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of that insanity. Apparently, atthe time police showed up to the residence
where he was attempting to do this, he was in the middle of writing
on the wall in his own blood, as you do, and he had
started to write and he wrote theletter R backwards and then there was a

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line. So whether that was meantto be an I or he was continuing
it. But they don't. Theydon't in the article or in the police
report say what he was trying towrite. I was getting. I get
read rum vibes from that, Ithink because they are backwards, and then
if you have just a line there, you could totally make an e with

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that. But again I'm just speculating. I don't knew. But that's okay
because it's not even the most insanestory I have in the stack today.
Sorry, I was just pulling someaudio here. We're gonna have to I'm
gonna put Russ. I'm gonna pullthat. Uh, we're gonna have to

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talk about the Trump clip or actually, do you want to find fight?
Go ahead and find that, allright, because I'm gonna play this.
So going back to Biden Trump,So like Biden's people put out this weird
three am thing, which you know, you go back and you remember that

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reference from Hillary with dad who willbe there to answer the phone? Right,
And then that started like it becamea meme, a political meme among
literal top level political candidates. Andthere's a little flavor of that here.
But I want you to pay attentionto someone. I'm gonna play the audio

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from this, and I want youto see if what the first thing that
I picked up on, which actuallymakes this incredibly sad when you approach it
from that standpoint. All right,you ready for this? Here we go.
This is from the Biden people,because at first you'll think Trump's people
put this out because Joe sounds soJoe. But this is this was the

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Biden campaign sticking it to Trump.Be ready, here we go. Cackle
climate change or do the bidding ofoil executives. Oh, I don't want
I don't want to say it.I don't figure tackle climate change. Trump
will do the bidding of the oilcompanies they make us all sicker, lower
insolent costs, or rip away healthcarefrom millions of people at lowered influent costs

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from four hundred bucks a month tothirty five bucks a month. Student debt
relief or billionaire tax brace? Areyou kidding? Student debt relief? That's
why it works so hard to doit. Believe there's paid eight point three
percent in taxes. I want togive people a chance. Good by the
way it helps the economy. Meetingwith voters or ranting on truth socialist three
in the morning. What he's doingat three in the morning, I don't

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know. I guess the guy can'tsleep by seven. Builty conscience, all
right, So that's that's it.Do you notice something that is a hallmark
of all of these campaign videos?Nine thousand edits? I mean, look
at the structuring of that. Doyou think that was structured because that was

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the best way to deliver that?Or do you think it was structured like
that because they can old they onlyhave like four second snippets of him flipping
coherent on this stuff. And actually, as somebody who edits words together every
day when I'm putting, you know, doing commercial production things like that,

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I don't even think some of theanswer to that, the two last questions,
not that, not the three am, the two before that. I
feel like if you listen to it, that could be an answer to any
other question, a bunch of otherquestions that they just edited in there.
I don't know that they did that, but I do know that there's a

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thousand edits and cuts in these commercialsand these videos that the campaign puts out.
What did we have? What didwe have? The we had like
a sixteen second cut a few weeksago, where there's like thirty edits in
it or something, and as somebodywho again reads fifteen second copy regularly,

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I've never seen anything like that.So they put that out and then the
Trump folks respond, that's right onthe truth. Social they decide to go
ahead and post a video as well, called the Timeless Quotes, and it's

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not Trump, it's just Joe rightback there, and they do it in
kind of the same style. Areyou ready for this? All right?
We all these truths to be selfevident. Oh many women created by go
you know, you know the thing, just the greatest TransNation that can be
defined in a single word. Iwas the foot him foothills of the MLAs

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with Shijing. Pinge knows so longnot I'll say it can never be secure.
We'll never forget lying around, AndI said with him lying around.
Actually, it is noteworthy that thepercentage of women who registered to vote and
cast a ballot is consistently higher thanthe percentage of the men who do so.

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And the quote repeat the line,I'll lay it affect the strategy to
bobbilized. True. And I sufferedthe pressure. So they're just railing these
out. They put a bunch ofthem out by you know, little.
Well, here's one, here's one, and now they're putting out super cuts
their own thing. Dude, Iforgot about the repeat the line, repeat

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the line. Oh that's great becauseit's not just end of quote, repeat
the line, dude, you gota twofer on that. That's amazing.
So uh yeah, man, it'suh they crazy crazy Friday there. But
yeah, I don't know that theI don't know the Biden campaign necessarily scored

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the hit that they wanted to.But with that in mind, there is
a Donald Trump quote that's going aroundthe social media today and when you first
see it, all you could go, well, first you go, is

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that real? And it is,but you know, we live in a
world of open ai and rock andeverything else. Man, well, I
think it's fair to say too,like the clip that's going around isn't the
full clip. I know you're goingto be shocked to hear that. Well,

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yeah, it's like the middle twentyseconds where and they're phrasing it or
they're making it look like they're like, look at Trump is having a nervous
breakdown live on stage. He's doingsomething perverse. What is he talking about?
But yeah, thirteen second clip isthe one that everyone's going off,
because that's what I've been seeing froma lot of like lefty accounts where it's
like Trump is losing his mind,check him out on stage to have a
nervous breakdown. And you watch itand you're like, what is that about?

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Now? When I watched it,I'm like, I'm sure he's talking
about an issue, and there's somethingbefore and afterwards that they've cut out,
and I'm sure whatever he's talking about, it's probably funny in context. Well,
you know what, let's play thewhole thing and you can be the
judge and i'll let you know whenwe're at the part where that's floating around,
just so you have some semblance ofan idea. All right, here
is uh Oh, I forgot tolook where he was speaking yesterday. Well,

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whatever wherever he was speaking yesterday,this was this was part of it.
He guess over that big bar belland she gets it up, and
she's so proud of herself. Shegets it up. Oh, she's got
it. The mother's gonna go,Pabby, go, you can do it.
You can do it, Pabby.I love you so much. Right,

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here's what they put up. It'sspared deuce bad things are happening.
Eh, Mom, I'm sorry,Mama, didn't do a boem didn't do
it. Then a guy comes along, he's necks and he transitioned recently.
They said, have you lifted before? No? I haven't really. Well,

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well, good luck. He goesover the bar, looked at bing
Bong bo. I think they brokethe record by one hundred and fifty pounds.
Okay. And what he's specifically,if what he's super specifically talking about
is the Canadian weightlifting thing that happenedwhere a trans transgender female weightlifter destroyed the

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old record. I don't know ifhe said bing bang Bong and the announcer
at the time, I'm but sothat says this is Trump put it.
He's talking about a situation where abiological woman is out competed by a transgender
It's obvious that's a that's a winningthing to bring up in a Trump rally,

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right, But that's what it is. You wouldn't know that from the
clip floating around, would you.You'd have no idea. And it's actually
the thing that made you know insocial media zoopie famous if you're on social
media. Yes, And he didit as like a funny skit like,
hey, I'm a dude, butfor the next ten seconds, I'm a
woman. Boom, I'm gonna liftthis way and I'm gonna do a deadlift.
I now broke the world record.I'm the strongest woman to ever live,

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and now I'm back to being aman. Yep. But he did
it funny because at the time itwas like, that's not gonna happen.
And then guess what happened few yearslater, it actually happened. Is he
in the record books should be that'swhat that's about. And you, by
the way, you can be repulsedby that if you want, like,

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but at least understand what it isyou're evaluating. Because with the with the
main one, we get she getsover that big about right here, bar
Bell, here we go, andshe gets it up right here, and
she's so proud of herself. Shegets it up. Oh, she's got
it. The mother's gonna go,Paby go, you can do it.

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You can do it, Pabby,I love you so much. And then
they would cut and then they cutit right there and that's what they had
flown around out there and you're justlooking at it, like the hell is
he talking? About But that's thecontext. So there you go. All
right, six forty six CaCO DayRadio program. Coming up, we will
speaking of Biden. We'll look atthe Maureen Dowd article from The New York

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Times entitled go Slow, Joe.Anybody else finding it rich this deep affinity
that these leftist riders all of asudden are feeling for Ronald Reagan. By
the way, it's like the GeorgeBush thing, right, Yeah, I
mean, Ronald Reagan was the devilback in the day, Satan of all

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satan then and then George Bush wasthe devil, right, but then his
son w that was the truth.McCain. McCain was a devil. Thank
god he never gotten off it,cause the devil, dude. Yeah.
And then Romney please can you imaginehe was gonna pull a reverse Annoy Hilton
on all the Democrats? What Iheard, how the Satan? Now Trump
isn't here, and he's like superdevil. Oh yeah, well now he's

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the devil combined with Hitler, Stalinand Mao, remember, yeah, all
of them. So we'll get intothe Marine Dowd's affinity for Ronnie. She
calls him Ronnie. So oh,this stuff is so annoying, which is
why I have to share it toyou so or with you. So uh,

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it's not just me miserable. Allright, six forty seven hang out.
You can't do your breaks how youwant. I mean, what's uh,
what's even going on here? Sosome sworn officer is what, oh
you just said, Okay, thankyou. Rols was just filling me in.
I don't know why. There aremultiple stories this week at the intersection
of law enforcement and only fans.But it's a thing they in California.

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In California, one of the countylockups. I don't have it in front
of me. They just like theyjust they're the inmate like constructed a noose
and nobody was watching the inmate.And then they found out that all eight
of the guards were had pooled theirmoney so they could subscribe to this chicks

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only fans, and they were watchingher only fans in the you know whatever
room they're at the jail. Bythe way, you want to watch only
fans with all your bros, I'lllet you make the decision there. This
is this is different. This isNashville, Yeah, Nashville. Now.

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Former officer Sean Herman was arrested.So basically, I don't know he knew
some only fans check and she's like, what if you pull me over and
I settle up the ticket? Right? Yeah, he did like the classic
like porno scene and like an abandonedparking lot or whatever, and like he
would you know, he's a realcop. So he pulls over and the
scene goes forward and stuff, andI guess you can't see his face in

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the video, but believe it ornot, there are people on the internet.
Yeah, who could a weird patches? Right? They looked at his
patches and his uniform and they figuredout who he was, and well,
yeah, yeah he's he's you knowwhat, Actually, let me I'm not
this guy's agent. But uh,what's that one cop or former cop chick
doing all you're talking about? Selutcop? Poor cop? Yes, well

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she owned she owns the police department. Now, I mean she ended up
getting a crap ton of money.Yeah, but you know they should do
like a video if that's what theywant to do. People buy that.
People are so dumb. Yeah,it goes back. You try to like
hide yourself on the internet. Whenyou post a video like this, it
always goes back. To Shila Buff'sflag. It's amazing. It's one of

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my favorite stories that we've ever done, and all of it, the totality
of it using air contrails too,and the star positions. Right, he
put up the resist Trump flag inthe middle of nowhere, and he was
like Tennessee or Kentucky somewhere. Hehad a field no one will ever know

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where this is, and you hadpeople were unfotuan or red or whatever where
they figured. Yeah, they lookedat the stars and the contrail and lake.
They figured out exactly where it was. They figured out within uh.
I think they added down to aboutfive hundred meters, so you know,
five football fields. And then thefinal nail in the coffin is when Shia
set up the camera. It hadsound so like dozens of them were driving

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around this county honking their horn whilethe other ones listened for the horn.
And it was game over at thatpoint. And then he moved the flag
to London on top of a buildingand they ziplind over they found it and
then ziplind like they're in an actionmovie to get the flag. I was

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unaware of the zipline part. That'sgreat. Oh yeah, that was the
Chariot. That's when Shaia said allright, I'm done and you know what.
To his credit, but after thatand that thing that happened where it
was in Savannah or Charleston where hegot it was, it was one of
those videos where you just he gotinto it with police down there, and

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I saw an interview with him.No, he's turned his life. Yes,
yeah, I legitimately believe it.Good for him. Ever since I've
seen him on he was on theHot Wings show, the Hot Ones.
Yeah, ever since I saw himon that, he seems like he's in
a different track. Now. Goodgood. That's as much fun as it
was because he was such an ahole around that thing. Remember he assaulted

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a dude for coming up on thecamera in Brooklyn, because that's initially where
it was I will not submit orI will resist or whatever, and people
were coming up and mocking the cameraand he hit that dude. Like.
I enjoyed following that story just forthe sheer insanity of all the four chance
stuff and everything. But at theend of the day, I get that

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story and it looks like a guyactually turned his life around, and good,
I'm happy for it. But Iwill never not think that story's funny.
I almost feel bad for this girlbecause she's just trying to make tiktoks.
She's a German who lives in theUS and she's making a video about

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things she prefers in the US.I had to try did you see this
thing? Ross? And I getfed a lot of the same stuff.
Obviously. I sent it to abunch of people yesterday. This is amazing,
and she's and she's totally innocent.I went and tracked down the actual
video video. She's just like,you know, one of the things I
really like it we don't have inGermany as bagels. Why don't we have

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bagels in Germany? And this goesback to the protests we had on campus
right where they were giving their theirdemands, right, yes, their food.
This is what we want to eat, don't they don't? They said
no bagels, and people at thetime are like, what's up with bagels?
And you realize, like where bagelscame from? And why do I
have a problem with the bagels?And then the yeah, but those are

(33:31):
scumbags. This is just a girlwho found out she likes bagels, right
yeah. She's like, look,I like to travel, and let me
tell you what. There there arethings that people eat in other countries as
much selection as we have here inthe US. I think it's wild when
I see something I've never heard ofthat's delicious, absolutely jaw droppingly delicious,

(33:55):
And I'm like, how is therenot like an arteasonal friggin store here with
it? Some hipsters are running withthis, so I can have it.
She just wants bagels, probably.I wonder if she's tried locks. That's
so oh it is. That isunfortunate, but hey, that's what we

(34:16):
do. Laugh at other people's screwups. So and bagels are good,
all right? New York Times MarineDowd, Go Slow, Joe, that's
the title of the article. Let'sdive into this. In Normandy last week,
President Biden gave a speech defending democracy. It was designed to evoke Reagan's

(34:37):
famous Boys from Point to Hawk,the address that took place literally in the
same spot forty years prior to that. And again, I want you,
as I'm reading this, to payattention to the water carrying for Biden,
but more specifically this renewed love ofthe gipper. Right this this Marine Dowd,

(34:59):
who buy way was among the journalists, if I remember correctly, who
was mocking Nancy Reagan for just sayingno. And somebody was rolling I guess
video or audio or something. Ican't remember what the story completely, but
like they didn't like Reagan. Theyfreakin hated Reagan. All of the you

(35:20):
know, the krusty elite journalists.Maybe they didn't as openly do it.
And then to mock Nancy because she'slike, hey, you know what,
you shouldn't do kids all the drugs. Whether you think it's effective or not,
we can debate that, But howdo you get mad at somebody going,
hey, maybe you shouldn't do drugs. I went through that program as

(35:45):
a kid. The just say nois oh yeah, yeah ye as a
kid, and the dare you knowevolved into Dare for us. Yeah,
I had the T shirt and everything. But like as a kid, it
was effective for me. I knowpeople make fun of like the adults,
but like telling kids not to dodrugs is pretty is a pretty good message.
Like, yeah, I think there'sa waste of time. You know,
you know, in Wyoming we havethere is a there is a big

(36:05):
problem. I had a family memberget addicted with meth and other stuff.
And it's just like, because peopleare looking for stuff to do, there
is a lot of poverty, especiallyas you get near some of the reservations
up by Ranchester. So addiction runsrampant within the Native community there, I
mean, And so like that's agood message. I wouldn't wish. I

(36:28):
wouldn't wish having to go through whatwe went through on with a with a
close family member who who struggled withthat kind of addiction, because it like
it almost took him going to prisonand basically all of our efforts and he's
a he's one hundred percent turned aroundfor over well over a decade now.

(36:52):
But so it's what's I don't knowwhat's wrong with the message is the point
that I'm making. So and I'msure in schenectadyither you guys problems, you
had some drug issues up there.I don't understand why you listen. I
am one of these people who arelike, you know, when a president
is elected, I don't you know, you're not electing the first lady.
She has no actual powers, right, and a lot of times they feel
like they can overstep their pound theirbounds. You can change all your kids'

(37:14):
food at school. Yeah, like, I didn't vote for you, what
do you even doing? But Ican understand how you'd be in the White
House and board maybe and be like, maybe I can use my power for
good. I will tell kids notto do drugs. I think that's positive
or even like, yeah, I'mgoing to tell kids they should read.
Right, it's positive. That wasHillary's thing, wasn't it at first?
Then she then she got into thehealthcare stuff, right, and then right,
that's what I'm saying. Then youoverstep your bounce. But I can

(37:35):
understand that. But yeah, what'swrong with telling kids that, hey,
you shouldn't do cocaine or whatever?Yeah, you know, it just seems
like it's not you know, someto get weird. Why would you get
mad at that? Or you don'twant to do cocaine that's been stomped on,
right, so you got dirty?Yeah yeah, yeah, so sorry,
don't do drugs kids. But alsoit's like, you know, the

(37:57):
DARE program, even if you don'tthink it was effective in the war on
drugs, and trust me, Igot a lot of beef with it.
I am. This is where themore libertarian meet kind of pops in.
Not on the cocaine front necessarily,but like it's like cost benefit analysis to
some of the stuff we do withlike enforcement for marijuana. Yeah, no,
it's fair. Yeah, Like thoseare adults, Like adults gonna have

(38:19):
these discussions. But somebody telling kidsnot to do drugs? What is wrong?
Like you can go too far.There comes a point where like your
program goes over the line. AndI get that, but yeah, but
also I was going to say thatprogram was also an opportunity for kids to
meet police officers. That was coolback in the day. Man. I
remember being in elementary school and theywould come in with the big case,
the suitcase full of drugs, butthey bring the dog a lot of times

(38:44):
too, Yeah, and the casewould be like clear on the inside and
it would be like all the drugswould be divided up and they'd be like
this is this and they'd explain ascool as a kid, Yeah, you
know what you know when it's notwhen the guy with the dog who's in
there with the case is your uncle, Because you know, it's never cool
when you were a kid to haveyour family there at school even though I

(39:04):
had two, uh, I havethree, I have three, or had
three. My uncle passed away,but uh, well, you had three
law enforcement officers. It sucks livingin a small town where you're they're the
cops, right, and they're atyour school, and then they bring you
up but from the class and theyuse you as an example of tasing.
You know. They're like to sayyou taste somebody, and you're like,
ah, I would have been amazing. Yeah, it would have been a
made Brian would have done that.He'd have thought it was funny. Oh,

(39:30):
don't You're right? I love myuncle Brian character. Yeah, but
that's he's the one who's like,he's the one who would take me into
the back country a Yellowstone every summerI was. I looked forward to that
so much. And he's the onewho had to go on a radio call
when we've talked about this. RememberI told you about the guy who got
mulled by the bear. Well,I was in Yellowstone at the time,

(39:52):
and he's just like, yeah,we're you know, we're all finding body
parts and stuff. And I'm like, I'm eleven. I don't don't tell
me your mom. I have to. I was crazy, crazy times,
but no, this now Love renewedLove of Reagan by Mourning Doubt in others

(40:13):
just whatever. The piece continues,But if Biden wants to make sure democracy
is defended from tyrants, he shouldemulate Reagan in another way, the Gipper's
leisurely travel style. Nancy was alwayson guard making sure her husband wasn't being
over stuffed with facts or overbooked factsor overbooked with travel. And you know

(40:37):
what, Doubt's right, Like,she's voicing what I think most of us
have said. Why does Joe Bidenallow this? As weird as that sounds.
Why do the people around Joe notgo, hey, let's not do
all of the things today. Sothen they go through and they talk about

(41:00):
travel schedule, and she traveled whenReagan did his trip to Japan. And
then she compares and contrasts it toH. W. Bush. If you
remember he famously threw up on theJapanese Prime minister and that passed out in
his lap. She continues, Bidenand his staff always seemed to be frantically

(41:22):
trying to prove he's energetic. Theeighty one year old sometimes jogs to the
podium. Will you pull the videoof that? Do we have the do
do we have the Joe Biden joggingvideo? Because I have to see that
no offect. This dude doesn't joganywhere, nor should he attempt to.

(41:45):
It's almost as if Biden is tryingto exhibit through a strenuous travel schedule.
He's up for the job. Hearrived backed in the US and immediately went
to Wilmington, Delaware, where peopletheorize they're juiceing him, but you know
whatever, that's theory. He cameback to Washington the next day to host
an early Juneteenth concert at the WhiteHouse. On Tuesday, he gave a

(42:07):
gun safety speech at the Washington HiltonAwkward after Hunter Biden's guilty verdict on gun
charges, and she goes through allthis stuff and then she starts talking about,
hey, you know, yeah,no, you just got to do
things like Reagan Ray. They weredestroying Reagan for this exact thing. Do
you remember how excited they were whenthey found out he had Alzheimer's As twisted

(42:30):
as that sounds, because then theycould go, see, we told you.
And what's most repugnant about that isthose are the same people that are
writing articles like this to carry waterand deflect from people making the same accusations
about Joe Biden. I think That'swhat triggered me when I read this thing,

(42:51):
because it's just if you have amodicum of understanding of the history of
these folks, whether it's Marine DowdFineman who just passed away, the reporter
just passed away, or others,you realize the rank, hypocrisy and all
of this stuff. Not only doyou see in print now, but you
see it in other media as well. Right, like back in the day,
when it comes to Reagan's memory,it was like a big thing on

(43:12):
SNL. Right, yes, touchthat, and they will never touch Biden
now, they would never, theywouldn't do it. But the best,
although the best SNL Reagan skit,it will always be my favorite, is
Phil Hartman as Reagan. And he'syou know, he's the gipper. When
the girl scouts are in there,he's like, oh, shuck spot,
and then the moment the door shuts, he's like, all right, and
now we're going to murder. Iran right, and he's like got maps

(43:36):
and schematics, and then the secretarycalls are like, oh, the boy
scouts are here now, and thenhe goes into Grandpa mode and then the
moment they're out is Phil Hartman's screamingagain about you. They did like a
similar I mean, and you've talkedabout this before in the show. Really
it's a similar thing they do withTrump now, where he's either a bumbling
idiot or it's all Republican genius.Yeah, it's always Republicans. Is every

(43:59):
Republican is either a four D chessmaster or the dumbest person you've ever met.
And it's like pick a lane,Just pick a lane, man.
I think with Joe, at thevery least most people think it's the former
or the latter rather than an evilgenius. But yeah, that's for you

(44:21):
to decide, all right, seveneighteen. You know what, though,
you know what, Maybe I'm wrong, Maybe he is. Did you guys
see the story about the dogs yesterday? Because if you process it through the
evil genius death spot, North Koreadictator kind of vibe, it tracks.

(44:47):
And if you don't know that story, I'm gonna share it with you next.
So hang on, this is theSNL's good. All I can say
is I didn't know, well tryingto find out what happened because none of
us No. Well, thank you, mister president. Well I hope I've

(45:07):
answered your questions as best I couldgiven the very little that I know.
Goodbye and God bless you. Thankyou, mister president, Thank you very
much. There's a reporter lady tokick it off. Okay, get back
in here. All right, let'sget down to business. I'm only going
to go through this one, soit's essential that you pay attention. What

(45:29):
casey, sir, you'll spearhead ournew operation to fund the contrast. The
C five days with the tow missilesand grenade launchers will leave for South Africa
at eight hundred hours. I wantyou to supervise the loading two Reagan.
Yes, sir, Well, I'mafraid you're going to have to resign,
but first you'll make a public statementsupporting me, which I wrote myself.

(45:50):
It's over there on the word processor. Just key in and press file.
The code name is Oh all right, I'll do it for you. Now.
Any questions, mister president, you'regoing so fast. There's still a
lot about the Iran Nicaragua operation.I just don't understand, and you don't
need to understand. I'm the gristonly I need to understand. Is that

(46:12):
clear? Yes? All right?Car let's say your new and he has
a painting that detracts. Red countriesare the countries we sell arms to.
The Green countries are the countries wherewe wash our money. Blue countries.
I think it's me, mister president. Sir, Yes, it's your eleven
thirty photo opportunity, the little girlwho sold the most girl Scout cookies.
Damn okay, let's get it overwith everybody else. Come on, move,

(46:37):
This is the part of the jobI hate. Well, oh little
girl, what's your all right?I retweeted the old video. I'm not
gonna play all eight minutes of way. So what they do to Republican presidents
is he's either a bumbling idiot oran evil genius. Yes, but that

(46:57):
recognizes it like that, and it'sreally funny. Is the next video suggesting
is one of my all time favoriteclips. It's remember Bill Clinton, right
when he got in and the SecretService jogged him over to McDonald's. It's
the classic warlord skitch, yeah andeverything. And so he keeps grabbing people's
food and he's like, let's say, you're McRib is an aid package to

(47:20):
Ecuador. Oh, it's been interceptedby warlords. And then he just goes
around and eats everybody food, everybody'sfood. SNL had it made in that
era, which is what made itso tragic what happened to Phil Hartman.
I mean just you know, mostof the characters there in that run,
in that era of SNL where PhilHartman characters that just laid man. In

(47:44):
thirty minutes time, we'll be chattingwith Pete Calender, our little normal Friday
thing that we do. So ifyou enjoy that, that is that's coming
up, and then we'll make Petehandicapped golf and that will amuse me.
So because there's a little tournament goingon. I don't know if you guys
heard about it, so and ifyou are headed down, have fun over

(48:06):
the weekend. A few things beforewe get to that, though, I
was excuse me. I was readingabout the new Gladiator movie that they're doing,
and this is the speech obviously thatis iconic with the very first Gladiator,
Russell Crowe's character. I remember goingand seeing Gladiator in the theater and

(48:35):
I really liked the movie. Ithink most people did. The whole incest
thing was just so weird in thatmovie. That's what was like my only
beef with it. But also literallywhen in Rome of that era. Remember
you're you're just days away from orgyboats. So and if you don't know

(48:55):
that story, that's another one ofour favorite. Here on the radio,
they found the wreckage of the threeorgy boats that Caligula had, and then
we thought, wouldn't it suck tobe on the third Orgie boat? Like
you want to be on boat A, right, you don't want to be
in the ugly Orgie boat, thelepper boat. It just sounds like popcorn

(49:19):
poppin', right, So yeah,yeah, that was a whole thing.
But before that you had to,of course, you had to murder Maximus
Meridi a spoiler alert, but herehe is given a speech for it happens.
You do have a name. Myname is Claudia tom how dare you

(49:39):
show? Go back to me,slap you will remove your helmet and tell
me your name. You don't wantto do that. This is also,
by the way, when I realizedhow weird he was as an actor,

(50:02):
not not Russell Crowe obviously joker jokerbefore he was joker. All right,
continue, My name is Maximus DecimusMurdius, the Mono of the Armies of
the North, General of the FelixLegions, loyal servant to the true Emperor
Marcus Aurelius, father to a motedson, husband to a moted wife,

(50:29):
and I will have my vengers inthis life for the next. Movies used
to be so good. So Isaw this story of prep Lesson and I'm
like, that's going on the buttonbar. Oh yeah, I mean that's
you have to It's one of thebest oratory reveals in movies. Now,
you're right about the guy with jokercomminists. Why can the day his name

(50:52):
Jaquin Phoenix just a look on hisface. He does an amazing job,
like h lip his quivering and he'sjust like, oh I I'm in trouble.
Yeah, it's so awesome. Theproblem is Russell Crowe, in an
interview, said he is slightly uncomfortablewith the sequel because obviously he did spoiler

(51:14):
on the first one. But youhad you had like twenty five years.
That's on you. Yeah, yeah, Can I suggest something multi versus what
do you think? Huh? Wedo a multiverse right right right, So
in this multiverse, after he givesa speech, yeah, comedist is like,

(51:36):
oh, oh, I can't andthen he stabs Commedists in the abdomen
and he becomes emperor. Uh huhuh and then but also comedists in that
in that timeline, did knock hissister up so completely? Yes, yeah,
yeah, yeah, so gotta dealwith that now. Yeah, so
like I feel like I could bea Hollywood producer. Yeah, well we

(51:57):
need is multiverses or it is alla dream because you know at the end
when he's then in that dream sequenceabout it, he wakes up in a
field of wheat. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, he's seeing his wife,
you know, yeah, and it'sjust like and it's just her like,
why are you sleeping right now?In the week they had too much meat

(52:19):
or whatever it was, Yeah,me meat, too much meat. I
don't know the constant problem back then. Well I think they drank meat and
wine and stuff. So yeah,absolutely right. So in this one,
he's like he's like a deadbeat dad, alcoholic. Like that could be a
different one and then they could allmeet up. But also, what a

(52:42):
weird interview to kind of give becauseyou would think that they would have they'd
have they want. I wonder ifCrow has points on the sequel. He
was a big enough star at thattime. He's saying he's getting pissed off
and angry about it because he doesn'tknow anything about the movie because he's not
in it. Yeah, but hesaid, I'm tired of them asking me
questions about a movie that I don'tknow nothing about, and they should give
me money for all of the interviewsI'm doing for this movie for money,

(53:05):
absolutely. But also what I'm wonderingis if financially he doesn't have interest in
it because he had a producer crediton the first Gladiator, so I don't
I don't know how that works.But yeah, that's just baffling that,
Like you wouldn't talk to Russell Crowe. What do you think He's gonna squeal,
gonna get over there? He's like, all right, I got the

(53:25):
I got the I got the skinny. Here's what's gonna happen. And then
there's no spoiler alerts. Just ruinedthe damn thing. It has nothing to
do with me, he says.In that world, I'm dead six feet
under. But I do admit toa certain tinge of jealousy because it reminds
me of when I was younger andwhat it meant. What did Crowe go

(53:45):
from? He was in a tonof movies, body he was in what
was it Body of Lies with DiCaprio. That's why I love that movie.
I think that's a great movie.It says, see DiCaprio and him or
Cia, guys operating in the MiddleEast. It's a really good movie.
I'm trying to But he got heput on a bunch of weight and stuff.
It's about the thing with Russell.Him and Val Kilmer got really fat

(54:07):
after that end. It's sort oflike, because you're so used to these
celebrities not getting old and not goingthrough the natural progression of getting older,
right, right, and they havewhere it's sort of like Marlon Brando did
too, right, like he gotbig and old. I think that's that's
like Russell's own thing. But RussellCrowe was in he played Zeus in the

(54:28):
last thor movie, Levin Thunder Andyes, I had no idea until like
the second or third viewing of thatmovie that. Yeah, I watched that
movie two or three times. It'snever mind. Yeah, I'm like,
that is Russell Crowe. I hadno idea, Yeah, no idea.
I love me some Russell Crowe backin the day, and I like his
carrot and I like his character asCia character in that movie that I recommended.

(54:49):
So but yeah, so he's alittle tinge there, but also like,
why would you want to involve yourself? Did you see what they're doing
with Star Wars? Now? Iknow that this is like a thing we
talk about every week, lesbian lesbianwhich forced ghosts who can immaculately conceive,

(55:12):
you know, as is canon withinthe Star Wars community, power Power,
dub power, Power, dub power. This is from Acolyte, the new

(55:37):
series that I haven't watched any of, and we just made a baby that.
Don't get me wrong, a couplelesbian force ghosts show up, I'm
not immediately throwing them out. I'mopen minded, right, So it depends

(55:59):
on the on the lesbian which you'relike, you might have some good points
when to hear you out. Yeah, but if she starts chatting and making
babies, I don't want to go. I don't I'm not I'm not getting
baby trapped so by lesbian forced ghosts. Witch Lady. We just got a
tweet a reply uh oh at Caseyon the radio from our good friend Dibbs.
Okay, all right, talking aboutthe Russell Crow thing. Yes,

(56:20):
another area woke plot twist he happenedto have universal health care and he got
better. Oh good, that's good. I was I was worried because I
totally thought he was dead, becausehe says he's dead. So all right,
look that this is gonna be abanger man. He should do his
own one, you know, likeremember when Armageddon and Deep Impact came out

(56:45):
at the same time, and herealized that it was two producers. You
got in a fight, and they'relike, I'm gonna do my own thing.
We need more of that, andthen he can go straight with the
multiverse thing. He can have thatfor free. All right? Seven races?
No, no, what was he? You should have put me on
with you. I watched that episodeof the Accolyte last night. You gotta

(57:09):
make the connection. Let me Sonnyninety five next few days. Who cares?
You gotta make the connection? Allright? Anyway, go ahead,
tell me about cat fires in space. Defend this monstrosity. It was a
little it was a little strange.I mean, I didn't like the whole
chanting stuff and stuff like that.But you have to make the relationship to

(57:29):
Anakin Skywalker. That's what it was. The twins were conceived by the Medchlorians.
I think that's the message that they'retrying to make because Anakin didn't have
a file, which would be amaculate conception under the definition right, same
kind of theory. But no,it's the words are the right words,
man, But you have to goback to and that's what they were.

(57:51):
That was really the storyline. Theywere conceived, for lack of a better
term, the same way that Anakinwas. Because if you remember in The
Phantom Menace episode one Worst movie ofAll Time Stars movie, you know,
the mom did say, you know, there was no father, and I
think they used the same line lastnight in The Acolyte they said there there

(58:12):
is no father, you know,and then they said I don't know how
he was. So you watch whenyou watch too, when they go to
get tested, I know you didn't. Maybe somebody out there did. They
did give them a shot or theone that become whatever, and that what
they were doing, it was theywere going to test, you know,
what level of medichal Oreans that theyhad if they were capable and would become

(58:37):
Jedi. So I'm going to setup a play date with you and Steven,
And this definitely sounds like something Iwant to watch. It's still had
it still has my interest. Imean obviously as a fan, it still
has my interest. So you know, that was the whole and I was

(58:58):
kind of like, oh, well, that's kind of I get it what
they're trying to do. Then you'retrying to Yeah, well I don't.
I don't. I mean, youdon't have to like it. Campfires in
space, you're a you're a guywho's a man of science. Campfires in
a vacuum in space. Nothing.I mean, I mean, it is

(59:19):
show. It is a show aboutspace wizards. So I mean, and
I give it and as a result, I will give it more latitude than
a lot of things. Yeah,and you need to understand too. I
mean, there is in each Insome of the movies before this, you
know, there is talk of theForce being like Witchcraft, and you know,
Han Solo actually mentions that in theoriginal Star Wars. You know,

(59:40):
Hoky, religion and ancient weapons ain'tno match for a good blaster at your
side. I mean that, Ithink that's one of the references. He's
trying to be kids. You havekids? How did that happen? The
oldest actually turns twenty one today.Wow, you know, what medichlorians.
Maybe I have no idea, andthen it's hot. There you go,

(01:00:00):
and they're two girls, so theydon't want to hang out with me.
So I spend a lot of timedown in a one a, which I
call my man cave, and Ido watch a lot of Star Wars Strikes
back. I saw some today.They were talking about how seventy percent of
the Star Wars fandom is dudes overthe age of thirty. Sure, sure,
it makes sense. Yeah. Soit's weird though, that they're trying

(01:00:21):
to, like, you know,seeing that that's the audience, that they're
trying to make it more female friendlyand get away from that audience that you
know, that's their bread and butter. It's weird. Yeah, and you
know, I get it, andI'm trying to do that. And yo,
it's my favorite movies or series thatthey've put out. Obi Wan was
great, but you know, it'sI don't think it's going to be my
favorite, but I'll watch it.I know plenty of women who like Star

(01:00:44):
Wars because that's that's kind of theirtheir their thing. It's just to Ross's
point, the math doesn't math right. So yeah, but anyway, all
right, Well, thank you.I'm sorry that we nerd triggered you.
Okay, all right, we'll talkand he's talking an hour and I will
cue something up to get your goatagain. Okay, all right, very

(01:01:07):
good, raced agic from the WeatherChannel, far far away, Weather channel,
long time ago. We'll talk tohim in an hour and we'll be
right back. Hang on for comingout. We had a little client event
yesterday and we're gonna we're putting together, by the way, another event,

(01:01:28):
a listener event, perhaps with somebourbon tasting. That's a super secret.
Don't tell anybody, not yet.We'll give details on that coming up.
But so, we had a clientevent last night. And the only reason
I'm talking about this because I know, like you guys all don't care,
but it was so Ross didn't Rosscouldn't do it because of scheduling. He's

(01:01:53):
getting ready to go go see hismom and all that good stuff. So
he's getting all that ready, soinevitably, if I'm the only one there,
clients are coming up, and thenyou know, they say things like,
hey, you know, this isgreat. You know we're talking about
how's theer advertising working out? Thosekind of conversations. Except one dude one

(01:02:13):
of our He is a he's abuilder renovator, right, and he does
really good work. By the way, I'm not going to say his name
just because I didn't clear it,but I thought it was really funny because
he comes up and he's talking aboutsomething that we had on the show yesterday,
and then he goes, oh,by the way, tell Ross,
I can still build the Castle Grayskullrenovation for his house if he wants,

(01:02:36):
and I'll cut him a deal.I thought you were just doing your roof.
I just started laughing. I'm like, and what other planet would somebody
come up and go, hey,just a reminder. I checked the schematics.
We can we could do a CastleGrayskull renovation. You're thinking about memiate

(01:02:58):
and some new hardy board or paintingit, you know what I mean.
But we had mentioned possibly, yeah, I mean if he could make that,
you know, like a castle GraySchool aesthetic amazing. She run this
by your wife? Can you imagineshe comes It's like one of those weeks
or she go visits her family.She comes back, She's like, where's
my house and You're like, it'sinside the castle. Come come in.

(01:03:20):
You gotta do a dungeon, right. I mean, if you remember the
old Castle Gray School toy, itdid come with a trap door on the
top four. This is why we'rehaving this conversation. If you it's like,
uh, did you see the videoof the home alone house that's for
sale and they took out all thecool stuff and now it has an indoor
basketball court too, which I don'teven know, but like, the basement

(01:03:43):
isn't scary anymore. There's no boobytraps on the stairs. Big letdown.
That's how I would feel if youwent full Castle Gray School and didn't put
a trap door, it would itwould be the same offense in my humble
opinion. So with that in mind, we got Pete calendar coming up.

(01:04:04):
Maybe we'll ask him about trapdoors.We'll do that here at eight poh five.
And yes, I do have topick ray stage's brain in the
next hour about actual weather because nowthere's like they're tracking like two different things
that could come to be a bigproblem. So we will get into that.
And of course Jeff Pellinger, maybewe'll see if he wants to weigh

(01:04:27):
in on the acolyte. Maybe he'sgot some thoughts. I don't know.
Myrtle Beach waffle house server attacked bybelligerent customer. I have a question.
I assume this happens so often.I'm surprised it makes news. And I
actually was at waffle house this morningand there's four dudes at a table.
One's passed out, one should be, he's not really focused, and the

(01:04:50):
other one is talking about eating hiscountry ham and the other dude goes,
he wouldn't eat it, all right, he can't eat it because it's pork.
The guy goes and I almost died. He goes, you ate bacon?
Stupid? To help me scream aboutother stuff, including blow up dolls,
Pete Callaner, our radio buddy tothe South Midday's WBT via the iHeartRadio

(01:05:12):
app. How you doing, sir? I am doing all right, sir?
How are you? I'm pretty good? But all right, we're going
to bounce around. I got threeI only have three stories I really must
get to, so we'll see wherewe go from here. And I want
to start with a story that wetalked about on the radio yesterday, and
that was this woman who went toget an oil change and Carrie and while

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she was there, she's wearing amask. She has stage four breast cancer.
I get it. I don't reallyhave beef with this woman necessarily,
but it's the way that it wascovered by WRL, and it has to
do with the mask bill, whichis the reintroduction of really what the law
was for a very long time.And she ran into a guy who,

(01:06:00):
according to ral self identifies as aconservative, who berated her and coughed on
her. And I think you andI are probably in agreement that don't be
a jerk. Leave people the hellalone. And that's a policy that I've
subscribed to, not just now,but going back to this little incident we

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had a few years ago, andI'm going to ask you, Pete,
and I'm curious your thoughts on thisfive years ago? How long have you
lived in North Carolina? Even longerthan me. I've only been here to
what thirteen years? I think you'vebeen here? How long since two thousand?
Okay, jump back to the waybackmachine to two thousand. Do you

(01:06:44):
remember what happens in two thousand ifyou go into a store and see somebody
wearing a mask. I would liketo say that we would engage in beatings
of the person with the man rightif I recall correctly of eight yes,
yes, yes, right, No, I don't actually even ever remember seeing

(01:07:05):
people wearing masks. I'm sure Idid, sure, but yeah, I
don't recall. But even but ifI did, it would it would not
even really register on the radar.Nope, not at all, not at
all. In fact, where youI think you were more likely to see
it is if you flew. Iremember, I remember seeing masks when I
fly, and like, I getit. The last time I was on

(01:07:25):
a plane, I was sitting nextto this little old lady and she is
all masked up, and you knowwhat, I do my best to make
sure I don't reach across her kindof is to the extent that you can
in a plane. And that's it, just normal people doing normal stuff.
We both got off the plane.There was bad turbulence. She didn't make
a sound. God bless her.She's probably seen some stuff, and like

(01:07:48):
it was fine. And so Iasked myself, how did we get here?
And I'm watching this w ral pieceand this is the timeline from RAO.
Let me just play this cut,and I'm losing my crap for what
I think is a glaring omission.Here's the audio and we'll see what you

(01:08:09):
think. So this is all wegot to this point. The bill was
filed to band mask wearing on publicproperty for health reasons on May seventh.
On May fifteenth, the State Senatevoted to move forward with the band.
Then on May twenty first, theHouse refused to tick up the bill without
a medical exemption. You fast forwardto June sixth, the state Senator approved
the compromise bill, which allows exemptionsand includes campaign finance provisions. Yesterday the

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House passed the bill, sending itto Governor Cooper's desk. So would you
say that is a complete and fulltimeline starting from May sixth? Yes,
ah, okay, yes, yes, I disagree that is accurate in the
way that it moved through the legislature. But remember the larger story is how

(01:08:53):
why are insane conservatives attacking poor,defenseless cancer patients. What's the price of
this? So right? Yeah,So obviously it ignores and this is a
familiar tactic, particularly among the left, is to start recording history. It's
sort of like, oh, there, you know, more terrorist attacks by

(01:09:13):
right wing white Christian males in Americathan any other demographic. But you go
and look at the data. It'slike, we start tracking that on September
twelve, two thousand and one,right, you just ignore the nine to
eleven terrorist attack because that would skewthe numbers for decades to come. So
yeah, you start the timeline onMay sixth, and this way you can
ignore what occurred in twenty twenty withthe masking, but also going back to

(01:09:38):
the fifties when the mask laws wereput in place in order to tamp down
on the KKK that was emboldened bycovering their faces and then terrorizing, intimidating,
harassing people and engaging in illegal activity. And by the way, New
York City is now looking to implementmask bands because of the raging anti Semitism

(01:09:59):
that's been on the rise up there, where you've got people packing subway cars
telling all of the Jews that betterget off the train, which I would
say that is a reversal. Usually, yes, the anti Semits are telling
Jews to get on trains, butin this case they were yelling at them
to get off the train because Iguess they're not allowed to write public transit
in you know, in the city, in my city or whatever. The

(01:10:21):
thing with the mask stuff, withthis particular story, and I know,
like there's just there's an element ofthe population slapping it up because it's a
self proclaimed conservative guy yelling at somecancer patient and like, I want to
be on record here, he's ajerk, right, an absolute jackass.
Now that being said, if youare wondering why people have become so crazy,

(01:10:46):
rewind back to COVID because people wenta little nuts because of the government
mandates that came down, one ofthem being the mask mandates. And I've
never understood the people that or walkingaround in stores or walking on the street
or whatever, and they feel theneed to scream at other people that have
chosen a different path for themselves.I don't understand. But why do you

(01:11:12):
even care, Well, they're gonnabe killing me, Well, you're wearing
the mask. If you believe thatthey work, your mask will protect you.
Why does somebody else walking past youon a sidewalk outside need to wear
a mask as well. It's thesame thing with the shots, get them
or don't. I don't care.You don't need to be telling other people
what to do with their own bodieslike that. It's just it's an amazing

(01:11:35):
psychology. I cannot explain it andfor the WRAL folks to be lamenting how
we got to this point. Iwould submit, take a look at your
reporting and the stuff that you guyspromoted for two years with regards to mask
wearing, And it's very easy.I did this thing where I went and

(01:11:55):
I searched COVID and then I putin a date range for WRAL article.
You can do all of this onGoogle, folks. You can probably do
it on a lot of them,but it's fairly easy to do if you
get into advanced search. And youwould not believe the headlines. Pet He
was like, oh my gosh,like you remember, these are the folks

(01:12:15):
who were like run like they were. They stirred the a speedway thing up,
which resulted in that lawsuit. Therewas this very negative reporting about people
attempting to do church inside their ownvehicles in parking lots. They chewed on
that story like four or five times, and and they know, they know

(01:12:39):
that they absolutely bear responsibility for theinsanity that is out there. Whatever you
think of Tim Moore, does TimMoore think that if you are a stage
four cancer patientist doctor encourages you becauseof your immuno situation to wear a mask
that you shouldn't be able to becausethat's the narrative that is clear being gone

(01:13:00):
after here. Well, yeah,of course it is. I mean,
this is the thing. So muchof journalism has become hall monitoring, and
it really took off during COVID.The number of people that are in media
that believe their job is to basicallydrive the speed limit on the interstate in
the left lane, to block everybodyelse from going above the speed limit.

(01:13:23):
Right, just hall monitoring, Karen'sif you want to call them like this,
which I don't actually like the term, but this, like this mindset
has become so pervasive, and notjust in society, but even more so
in media. And I got tobelieve it's time to tied to some sort
of psychological neurosis or anxiety or something, you know, this need to Oh,

(01:13:46):
they're breaking the rule. They're breakingthe rule. Like these are the
kids that would tell the teacher they'vegot to assign homework. You know,
guys, just just let it be. Let people alone. This guy at
the oil chain shop that's pretending tocough on some body like, and here's
the thing. That woman should havefiled a complaint, She should have pressed
the press charges against the gums becausebecause otherwise he's going to keep doing it.

(01:14:10):
Now this gets to another thing,this this idea that uh I will
you know, be be taking thefight to the libs or something by merely
transgressing over all norms. Uh,you know, all standards of politeness and
such. I'm not saying that youdo it that you suffer from, you
know, some sort of crippling uhhpoliteness And you don't say things that are

(01:14:30):
true because you don't want to offendpeople, uh and cause problems. If
you need to speak the truth,speak the truth. But in this scenario,
why do you even need to dothat? Like? What is I
always have? Is the juice worththe squeeze? Is the jew? What
is even the juice here? Whatdo you think you're going to do to
this woman? You're gonna yell ather and brate her to the point where
what Now she's she's going through cancertreatment, So now she's not gonna wear

(01:14:53):
a mask anymore. You can bewell, I guess I need to die
from you know, not wearing amask of something that you've changed her mind.
This asgressive approach to political issues,like not everybody has made the same,
and maybe not everybody needs to bedealing with politics and talking politics.
Maybe find another hobby. If thisis the way you approach people in public,

(01:15:15):
strangers wearing that, maybe you needto be I don't know, focusing
on woodworking or something, no silverwareand light sockets. It's a fun hobby.
You guys should try it. NodeAnd the thing is too here because
every step of the way is injectedwith politics. By not filing a report,
some people are like, it didn'thappen. RAI backed it in the

(01:15:36):
report, saying that they spoke tosome of the witnesses, but we don't
know which one, So then peopleare gonna question I'll take it at face
value because insane people are everywhere.True, and it's not about the singular
incident. It's about as we talkedabout. It's about this disconnect for responsibility
here, which if you it's myblood pretty sure. Right on the store

(01:15:59):
on your search, Wris, didyou come across any videos? Remember all
the viral videos of crazy people followingothers unmasked in paint or the pay there's
the paint store video from here inRaleigh. There was what happened in Winston
Salem, right when remember when theGovernor's like, now we're deputizing you to
be the police basically to store owners. And you had that run in with

(01:16:20):
the deputies in Winston Sale. Ican't remember which store it was. Yeah,
these things are all reported as attemptsto kill the elderly and the immuno
compromise. Yeah, they were preclearly positioned that way. All right,
I got a pivot because I promisedI want to get to these And you
have an amazing story in Charlotte,an amazing story. So a waitress is

(01:16:43):
out of a job because a mancame into the restaurant she worked at with
a date, an inflatable date,proceeded to sit and you know, have
a date with his blow up doll. She videoed it, it went viral,
they fired her, tell me moreso, right, So she and

(01:17:04):
she was very clear, she said, either this either the video goes viral
and I get fired, which iswhat happened, or it gets no views
and I still have a job,which obviously did not happen. So she's
it wasn't her table, so thiswasn't her client, her customer, but
she saw the person sitting outsided witha little outdoor area and he's out at

(01:17:25):
a table or by a window,whatever, and he's got the blow up
doll and he's just you know,sitting there, having something to eat or
drink, and she just shoots thisquick video and it goes viral, and
in the comments section of her videoon TikTok, the guy who brought the
date, not the dons, notthe date, the guy the dog just
to right right. Yea, yeah, the guy who brought the blow up

(01:17:48):
doll. He responds to the serverand says, that was me. Yeah,
I lost my fantasy football league.That's what happens, and this was
And the irony is that he wasthe one in his little group of dudes
that does the fantasy group fantasy footballleague. He was the one that suggested

(01:18:10):
this as a punishment for finishing last. That's great. I mean, do
you understand the position of the restaurantbecause it borders on because you have to
operate under the assumption that there's apossibility that this dude lives in a delusional
land where he's married to a blowup doll and he would be offended by

(01:18:31):
this, and clearly that wasn't thecase. So you understand, like I
kind of get where as weird asit sounds, I kind of get where
the restaurant's coming from. Right,they're not interested in having the debates about
what, you know, what certaincustomers are doing that you can shoot video
of or you cannot, Right,because what then, like if some people
walk in and they're dressed really weirdly, right or speaking, do you have

(01:18:55):
a furrez group that meets at DavidBusters some listeners sent me a picture of
but they're just over there. Idon't know how they're eating. I don't
know how the costumes work. Butwhatever. Plus it's Dave and Buster,
so you know, so wacky whackingenvironment anyway. Yeah, So, like
it seems completely rational and logical tome for the restaurant to just say no

(01:19:16):
shooting video of anybody in the restaurant. As an employee, you're not allowed
to shoot any videos. You can'tpost any videos. And so she violated
the policy, and so you're outof a job. And I think that's
the right call. I'm sure sheand I think she actually already has landed
another job, because I think there'sjust there are a lot of restaurant openings.

(01:19:36):
Well yeah, yeah, yeah,that's that is that is no joke?
All right? And then finally,well, this won't be as exciting
as the last story. I can'tdecide if it's worth the squeeze, as
you say, to go through allof this Merrick Garland stuff because nothing's going
to happen. Am I wrong?I don't see how. Yeah, I

(01:19:59):
don't see how one of his ownemployees brings him up on contempt charge.
Right, yeah, but here's thething you got, like, you got
to do something, Like it's likethe woman not filing the police report.
If you don't do something and putit on the record, then it's like
it didn't happen. At least there'ssomething on the record. And who knows.

(01:20:21):
If you get a President Trump inthere, maybe it's possible that something
changes. I don't know. Youcan't really do anything after he's gone,
but maybe you could. I don'tknow. Thirty seconds, do you feel
that the green speeds at Pinehurst areappropriate for a US Open? What are
your thoughts, mister guy who golfs? I'm sure I think they're fine.

(01:20:42):
You don't golf, do you not? At all? Okay? Yeah,
one time I played half a hole. Oh all right, well, good
on you. Man, I don'teven did you play that from the first
half for the second half, butthe first the first half? Okay,
all right, well there you go. Yeah, he's a golfer, all
right, Pete, I appreciate it, my man. Thank you for every
great weekend. I'm not here nextweek ron vacation. So oh and also

(01:21:03):
because Casey I'm sure wouldn't ever talkabout this, congrats on the fantastic right.
I gotta go to break. Igotta go to break. Thanks Pete,
We'll be back. I figured outhow we're gonna bait rased agic.
I can't do the Star Wars singagain. You know what I was gonna
do. I was gonna play theMelissa Harris Perry audio of her explaining what
Star Wars is because we have itin the system and if, by the

(01:21:27):
way, if you don't know whatit is, that was very irresponsible to
me. I probably should have grabbedit. Hang on, hang on,
man, I forgot all about thatwoman. Yeah, completely forgot about that
moon bat And now you have togo bring it up because I thought this,
you know, because he's in thereand think, no, this is
what it really means. So thisis Melissa Harris Perry, remember her professor

(01:21:49):
over at wake Forest University. Shegot some thoughts on what's what's going on?
I know why I have feelings good, bad and otherwise about Star Wars,
and I have a lot. Ispent a whole day talking about the
whole Dark Data situation. But ohyeah, like the part he was totally

(01:22:10):
a black guy whose name basically wasJames Earl Jones. But while he was
black, he was terrible and badand awful and used to cut off white
men's hands and didn't you know,actually claim his son. But as soon
as he claims his son and goesover to the good, he takes off
his mask. But he is white. Oh yes, I have many,
many feelings about that, but Iwill try to put them over here right
right, you know, exactly asLucas intended. Right, I was going

(01:22:36):
to use that, but now I'mgoing to use this, right we Unfortunately
we didn't have enough time to getto the fourth story I wanted to with
Pete, and that is The NewYork Times wrote a piece and it's supposed
to be a food piece, butyou know, they can't help themselves.

(01:22:57):
So they're talking about hot summer foodtrends. You should get into and they
utilize a survey that was done bythe National hot Dog and Sausage Council,
which, by the way, ifthis radio thing doesn't work out, I
would like a job at the Nationalhot Dog and Sausage Council asap. I
would be a I think I wouldbe a wonderful brand ambassador, as I

(01:23:20):
am a big fan of cured meats, so I love nitrates. Care what
you say, but the very firstthing the New York Times wants you to
get on board with, are youready for this? The hot summer trend.

(01:23:41):
Mayo on hot dogs. Mayo onhot dogs apparently we as now I
don't know if you know this.Over in Europe they use mayo. In
Central America they use If you getFrench fries, they give you mayo,

(01:24:02):
and so it ends up on otherstuff. If you get a buddy or
whatever it's called over in the UK, which can have sausage, they'll put
mayo on it. So it's nota thing. But it's not really a
thing here. I mean it isa thing around the world, not really
thing here in the US. Ican understand it, right Listen. I'm

(01:24:23):
a big fan of hot dogs,as well as Boloney sandwiches, and I'm
well aware that they're both pretty.They're the same thing, right, just
cut differently. Yeahs. Basically,yeah, I said, I'm not putting
mayo on my hot dog and I'mnot putting ketchup on my Boloney sandwich.
You know, some people obviously don'tdo ketchup on hot dogs around here.
It's some mortal sin. But youknow that's a colloquial thing. And if

(01:24:45):
you're a kid, whatever, putketchup on it. I don't care.
But the mayo thing, I hearthe argument, and that's the argument Pete
made off the air because we're justchatting after the interview and he's like,
dude, it's just do you eatlike a hot Blooney sandw actually put mayo
in the answers? Yeah, dude, I go down. I'll give him
a I'm gonna give him a plug. They're not they're not a client.

(01:25:08):
I just want to be abundantly clear. I go if when I go eat
at Scooters, which is the bikerbar off Atlantic there, it's not really
a biker bar Bridge it is,but it isn't. So they have a
they got a Blooney sandwich there anduh, the lettuce and the tomato,
and then I'll get a little extraseasoning. I love old bass seasoning on

(01:25:28):
that, which you can do.But yeah, I slather mayo all day
on that, and you're right,it's kind of the same, but it's
not. I don't know. ButRay puts ketchup on blowney sandwiches. We
believe, I believe in the past. Yeah, he said he's done.
He does that, that's his thing. His argument was, it's the same
thing. I don't know. Iif I thought about it, I could

(01:25:55):
probably come up with examples of thereare a lot of examples of food that
is the same thing, but it'spresented differently, so it's not the same
thing, or at least we don'tthink of it to be the same thing.
You know where you call it itliterally its name changes, like elotes.
Do you know what that is?A lootes, which is the Mexican

(01:26:16):
street corn, right, it literallychanges the name. There's another name for
it, and I'm forgetting the Spanishword for it, but well, a
lote is corn, but they haveanother And I just had some the other
day at that food hall and highPoint that's under our new studio and it
was pretty good, but it waslike seven dollars crazy. But it's weird
because I know people that will eatthe street corn, but they won't put

(01:26:40):
stuff that they would normally put oncorn. And I'm just like, why
wouldn't you put butter and you know, all the good stuff with corn man,
maybe some tagine like Mexican seasoning orsomething. And it's like, so
like, I get that disconnect insome things because I'm looking at them.
I'm like, corn is corn broEither it's hot or it's not. Those

(01:27:01):
are your choices. So anyway,oh look at that. All right,
hold on, we're gonna get aspy report from our good friend Marshall.
So Marshall lives this lucky listen tothis, this lucky son of he lives
down on Pinehurst Caddie there for yearsand years, so he's got the uh,
he's got the up to the minutereport. Marshall. How are you
doing this morning? Hey good man? How you do it? Good?

(01:27:26):
Now? I now correct me ifI'm wrong. You you probably eyebawled a
lot more. I was very busyyesterday. They were screaming that those greens
were gonna be unholdable, which theywere for me when I played number two
a few the two times I've beenlucky enough to do that. But these
guys are professionals, and it lookedlike they were. They were landing and
scoring yesterday, so good doud thumbsup, man, I'm excited to see

(01:27:49):
where we're going. Yeah, theyplayed pretty good yesterday, man, But
you watch. I mean, they'renot gonna water. They're probably not gonna
water those greens the rest of theweek, and then they're gonna start putting
the whole locations in tougher spots,so you'll start seeing them oh rolling off
and yeah, I mean, youknow how it is you played out there.

(01:28:11):
You can put a ball off thegreen right into a bucker well.
I told this story the first timeI ever played. It was ahead of
the Open last time, which wasjust an oven, absolute oven. It
was so hot. But we playedthe media thing like two weeks before,
and they didn't even like the Ithadn't even dyed, so it was thicker
in the waste area the plants there, and they but they shot un started

(01:28:36):
us and I started on number nineand I almost birdied it, and I
remember thinking to myself, I'm like, whatever this isn't hard. And I
almost quit. I almost quit onthe about thirteen holes in. Man,
that is crazy. So good crowdsall that down there. Huh yeah,

(01:28:57):
good crowd. I'm actually on theway left. Say now, yeah,
Pinehurst hands out beat down day inand day out to everybody that comes to
play it. Man, it wasn'tjust you, okay, good, make
sure you individually. I remember inthe email you said you lost the ball
or a few drives out there.Remember what all those were? All of

(01:29:18):
them any place you would hit adriver. Just those, just the ones
where you hit a driver. Idon't I was falling apart. I was
falling apart on the So it'd befifteen. That's into the par three sixteen,
right, because sixteen's part three,right, yeah, so for part

(01:29:39):
five, oh, sixteen is apart five and then the par three is
fifteen then, right, I rememberingthat correctly. Okay. So then so
I lost on fourteen and I losttwo balls on sixteen. I remember that
because yeah, yeah, I'm notgood. You put him in the water.

(01:30:00):
No. I had a fore caddiewho was with us, who literally
stood there on the left side becauseI push it left and he looked and
he instead of knowing where the ballwent, shrugged. It was so bad.
It was It's not on him,it was on me. But whatever,
all right, well, very cool, my man. We'll have fun

(01:30:23):
out there today, okay, andmaybe I'll see you tomorrow, so yeah,
that'd be great man. Just yougot my info there, yeah,
for sure, and then maybe I'llcan find my balls. That'll be amazing.
So all right, thank you,Marshall. Appreciate the calling in this
morning with the spy reports. Seelook at that. We got all the
experts and none of them can fixmy drive, all right, raised agic

(01:30:47):
from the Weather Channel. The NewYork Times says the hot summer dining trend
is mayo on hot dogs. Thatmakes me want to throw up. Wait
okay, hold on, hold on. How do you feel about ketchup on
blooney sandwiches? Absolutely? Ketchup onballooney sandwiches. I'm leaving ross to the

(01:31:09):
rest of the show. Hypocrisy fromthis man. I can't what about gosh,
here we go, what about Americancheese sandwich with ketchup? Love that?
No, I know, I don't. I can't put ketchup on any
sandwich, but I understand I understand. I think it's the consistency of the
bread. You know, my sisterwould eat grilled cheese and dip it in

(01:31:30):
ketchup, and even as a youngand I knew that something wasn't right with
that girl. Yeah. I usedto put ketchup on everything. Maybe not
so much anymore, but no ketYou can't do ketchup or mustard on sliced
turkey though, like if you gowith the deli turkey, No manol mustard
on a turkey sandwich. No,you know what, ross I believe the

(01:31:51):
pod people theory. Now, yes, I'm all in, all in,
all right, pod person, tellus how hot it's gonna you know what,
And when we're done, I'm gonnago eat a turkey sandwich with all
the mustard, you know. Youknow. Now he's a pod person,
so he's obviously is manipulating the weatherright clearly with the alien story from yesterday,

(01:32:13):
it's all kind of together. Itis it is, and yeah,
what do they call it whatever,some manipulation of weather, manipulation whatever it
is or trying. Yeah, it'scalled harp. Yeah, is that what
it is? You know what it'scalled. No, I've never heard of
it. The machine in your pocket. Man. Yeah, it's a fob.
Actually have no idea what it is. Yeah, but whatever it is,

(01:32:33):
I can't manufacture anything cooler than ninetythe next few days. Maybe some
uper eighties try out west and intothe mountains, but I think low nineties
today, low nineties over the weekend, a little bit nineties early next week.
There might be a shower thunder showertry to pop up later today,
early tonight. That's a little bitof a change to the forecast. Anything
that does go up probably not gonnabe much so heading out to the open

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gonna be hot for hanging out anywhereelse sounds like a pool or a lake
or maybe head to the beaches.Does look like it's going to be a
real nice weekend, and it's goingto say hot right through next week and
dry for the most part except forthat shower thunder shower chance as we go
through today. Is it true you'reheaded to just south of Fairbanks, Alaska
later as far as I'm aware,But well, here's where your heart machine

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is. I could be fun withthat. Well we're not here next week,
okay? Well, hey joy,Yeah, we'll all the dad's out
there. Happy Father's Day. Holdthat good stuff all right, cool cool,
Thank you sir, appreciate it,yuch, and we'll come back with
Jeff Bellinger next. Well, Goodmorning, casey. Stock market future suggests
we're going to end this week ona sour note. Dow futures down two

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hundred and seventy five points at themoment. Investors are continuing to weigh the
federal reserves, indication that policymakers arein no hurry to cut interest rates.
Adobe could be one of the brightspots on the street. Though the creative
software maker posted stronger than expected quarterlyresults and issued upbeat guidance. Shares were
higher and after hours trading yesterday,Elon Musk got what he wanted. Tesla

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shareholders approved Musk's multi billion dollar compensationpackage and his plan to make Texas the
company's state of incorporation. Tesla wasincorporated in Delaware. Apple's being sued by
two female employees. Their proposed classaction accuses the iPhone maker of paying women

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less than men who do comparable workin its engineering, marketing, and Apple
care divisions. We probably didn't needa scientific study to tell us this,
but we now have one that saysdefinitively that men eat more meat than women.
A paper published in Nature says genderand meat eating preferences are linked,
and this is true in nearly allcultures, especially so in more developed countries.

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And the case scientists didn't say whichgender eads more oreos, but whatever.
The company that makes the popular cookiesis vowing to hold the line on
prices. Mandalize International says the itgoes for all of its chocolate products,
even though cocoa prices are through theroof right now, casey, nobody's going
to do that research because they don'twant murdered. I will say this.

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Women do lead in meat consumption.That they didn't order though, Oh really
right, because I ordered it becauseyou said you wanted a salad and why
are you eating off my plate?So I feel that that would work all
right for dessert too. Yeah exactly. Man, Oh I didn't order it,
it doesn't count, all right.Hey, Jeff, We're on vacation
next week, so really okay,Yeah, so we'll talk to you in

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a week's time, sir. Soundsgood talk to you. Then, all
right, there you go, JeffBellingin, Yeah, we'll do there you
go, Jeff, Bellinger Bloomberg News, and I said I was going to
do this story twice, and Iwill do it twice because it's just that
good. We opened the show withit. Police in this is dan This
is Illinois, not Danville, Virginia. Somebody was a little confused because I

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can't remember if I said it.I probably didn't. But he he had
a mental healthy valve. He isa Chick fil A employee who decided that
his coworker was possessed by a demon. And you know the level of service
provided by employees of Chick fil A. So what does he do? Well,
he goes over to the house atone in the morning, and believe

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it or not, the demon didn'twant XI, so all the doors and
windows were locked, so he ranthrough like kool aid man a picture window,
cutting himself. He then started touse his own blood to start writing
a word, but he didn't finishit. It's we all. We know
it's an R with a line afterit, So I'm thinking maybe red rum.

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I don't know. And that's becausepolice showed up because the people in
the house didn't want him there either, because again one of them's possessed by
a demon. He thinks. Whenpolice arrive, a white two thousand and
five prius is idling in the driveway. Then the dude comes out it had
broke in, covered in blood,screaming that he lost his glasses and advising

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officers that they need to wear glassesand not look the demon in the eye.
Good advice if you've ever watched anexorcism movie. As he's being handcuffed,
he repeatedly demanded the officers let himgo inside, or they themselves go
inside, locate his CD Walkman,and play track three to finish the exorcism

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and save the soul of the victim. And they don't tell us what track
three is. And there's a thingin music where people where there's an argument
over which track, on average isthe best track of an album, and
track three is the one that getsmost of the discussion. So that is
a thing. But we need toknow the album. Ross checked out the

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Top Gun soundtrack. This is trackthree on it, So I can't argue the theory