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Thor's Midweek Meltdown, Window of Hotness, Sober Gel

Episode Transcript

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Good San Diego, and welcome andwelcome, Welcome to the show. Yo,

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A new new day is here,and what better way to start it
than with I feel like the showis going to be great. This show.
I would like to introduce you tothe ringleader Eddie. I have a
young mindset, okay, the motherof this crew Sky. If you don't
know anything about me, you maynot realize that I get cold very easily.
Thor, I'm very rude, I'mobnoxious, and I don't care.

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And Emily, ever since I canremember, I've never wanted to sleep with
another human. Welcome to the show. On San Diego's rock station Rock one
oh five three. Well, Thoris going to be flying back to New
York later today. Not great circumstances, No no, yeah, I was

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passing of your grandfather. So you'regoing back to New York, meet up
with your family, funeral, thatwhole thing. So that's a major bummer.
Now, we did talk recently.I think it was on the P
one podcast about you, you know, hitting up all your your hot spots
while you're back in New York.Gotta get some bagels, gotta get a
slice, gotta go to a diner, all that stuff. I did.
I did because we talked about thebagels and Emily wanted me to buy you

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guys bagels. That would be nice. Yeah, would still waiting for that
Venmo. Oh well, I mean, I don't know what. I don't
know how much it is. What'sa dozen in New York? I don't
know, don't know. See,I'll text you. You're gonna set like
a Venmo link text Eddy, textEddy request. So so I do have

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I did get some Uh, Idid get some ziplock bags ready good.
So they're laying on the counter rightnow, like the big ones. Good.
So are they gonna fit? Theyshould? They should? You're bringing
it just to carry on right?Yeah? So I uh, I'm only
there today. I come back Saturdaymorning. This Saturday morning, so I
didn't want to go crazy and doa check on check on beg. So

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I'm flying Delta there and uh,you could do a free carry on with
Delta and the way back and flyingJet Blue and they make you pay for
a carry on. What Yeah,isn't that crazy? So my plan is
on the way back, I wantto take it all the way to the
gate and then when they say,hey, we have too many carry ons
who wants to check their bag forfree, That's what I'm going to do.
That's my plan now, Yeah,because I mean it's not every time

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they say that, I'll fingers crossed, baby, you know. So when
I went to select, I paidthe extra like thirty bucks to select my
seat and all the seats. Yeah, I know, because it's it's a
five and a half hour flight,so all the seats are middle. So
I canceled that. I'm like,I'm not selecting the middle seats. Yeah,

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thirty bucks. So that made mefeel like it could be a full
fool. Remember last time I wasin New York and I flew back,
Jy Rule was on the same flight. As that was exciting for you,
I hope, so cool a littlewrap battle against him? Well, I
remember I walked on the plane andhe was sitting in the first seat and
I was like, is this Rule? And I was looking around living it
up? He was, and thenI met him afterwards. Couldn't have been

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nice? That's great? Couldn't havebeen nice? That's great? Yeah.
So yes, as you get readyto gear up and go to New York,
I'm assuming because your flight's this afternoontotally packed Eddie, Eddie, do
this, dude. You know I'mgonna stress out what time you leave?
So my flight leaves at twelve ten, leave right now, get out?
Oh god, you need to goto the airport six Yeah, that's extreme

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hours before So twelve ten are showins at ten? Yeah? Are you
straight to the airport? No,I don't have my bags with me.
Oh my god, because we havea we have a one of our bigger
bosses in town. So I wasI was told I had to go.
I was told they have to go. Say hi, so, oh you're
and fit that I got a FaceTime, I got it. I was told.

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God, So I uh, lastnight, I was like, just
I just didn't want to pack,you know, No, I don't know,
and I'm not good. Like Icould pack jeans, underwear and socks,
but when it comes to shirts,you know the rolling thing people do.
My wife does that and it actuallyworks and the clothes don't get that

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wrinkled and it saves a lot ofroom. So she will be home when
I get home because she doesn't worktoday. So I said, hey,
when I get home, do youmind helping me finish packing? And she
said she would so, so technicallytechnically ask for your wife to help you
pack. Now, well, technicallyi'm help Well technically I'm not unepacked because

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I have the ziplock bags out.Okay, So I got to do the
clothes. Yeah, yes, andmy wife will help me pack when I
got home. You know, thisis the first step in the like old
guy will pack your bag. Therewill be a day picking out your clothes.
No. No, so I pickedout my clothes. He's a big
boy, and like I said,I packed there. She just has to

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do the shirts for me. Sowhen I get home today, I asked
her to get the suitcase out fromthe closet. So you have nothing packed?
No, why would you do that? Because I told you I didn't
feel like it. Last night Icouldn't sleep. I was having anxiety for
some reason about the trip. Iwould do you know we relieved some of

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the anxiety. Yeah, ready towalk out the door? Is wrong?
Would you? Last night she didn'tget home until later because she was doing
something. So I was like,she told me she was gonna help me,
and then she didn't come home.So you have done all the other
stuff, and then I don't knowwhere the things go. All these bagels
I need to get for everybody.Now, you don't have to do anything,

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and then I can't. I neverdo my toilet trees until until I'm
leaving for the plane, because younever know if I need to use my
daughter in again to brush my teethagain, I don't know. So I
never packed toilet trees until that,like right before I'm leaving. This is
madness. Honestly, we get offat ten. He's got to say hi
to the boss. You're not goingto get home until how are you well,

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I'm gonna I'm gonna I get Ileft ten minutes from here. I
told Haley, you know, grabthe suitcase, let the dogs out,
and then I'll pick out stuff quick, and she'll put them in the suitcase
for me, like an assembly line. I'll take him from the closet,
she'll put him in the luggage.What time do you think you'll get to
the airport. My flight was attwelve ten, I said twelve thirty.
I don't know why I need tobe there at eleven ten. So I

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think I can get I think Ithink I'm good. An hour, yeah,
I don't like it. An hour'sgood. No one's traveling on a
Wednesday you think a Wednesday, Iknow what happens, and I don't know.
I think it's terminal Delta's terminal tworight, yes, and nobody says
nobody's traveling on Wednesday, like literally, like San Diego State just graduated,

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like schools are out for summer.Yeah, no one's traveling on What do
you If it was next week,I'd be like, oh, okay,
because it's Moral Day weekend. Butthis is the next week. I'm fine,
but I need my wife to foldthe shirts for me because I need
my shirts not wrinkles. This isAno the other part of Thor and the

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packing and stuff. He won't packbeforehand because he believes if you pack the
night before, your shirts and clotheswill get extra wrinkles, which doesn't make
any no, but they'll stay ifthat's not deep. I cannot have wrinkles.

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To me, What do I thinkis worse than I said? Nothing's
worse than a stain. You knowit's worse than a stain, wrinkles,
wrinkles. The shirt that I'm wearingnow I was gonna wear three days ago,
but it was so wrinkled I hadto resh it because it was a
hanging I don't know. I don'tknow, and like I'm only coming in
this, you guys, what doI care? But like I just the

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wrinkles were so much, so likeshe's gonna fold it in such a way
that's gonna be perfect. She's gonnaor it was very good at that.
If that's the case, then whydidn't she do that last night because she
came only typically Okay, now getit done. Are you a hotel room
iron guy? Will you iron itemsin the hotel room? I can't answer

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this? Why can't you answer this? I'm not a good ironer. So
I will ask my mom iron atthe hotel. It's my mom's daddy passed
away. I'm gonna ask her toiron face. Oh my god, sweet
sweet, how old are you?You're a thirty seven year old man now
and you my mom is a phenomenalironer. Moms are Okay, it's phenomenal.

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They all iron I don't know.Yeah, it's a fact. Yeah
we don't. Our generation doesn't ironno, no, but previous generations moms.
I I am a good ironer.Oh well, you're an old soul,
miss braggadocious. I'm over here.That's last night. I said that
and you you recalled like I saidsomething offensive saying you're an old soul?

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Was old in referring to me.I'm not a fan of you. Just
you. I guess you're right.I guess you cook? Yeah, you
clean? You you now? Wait, hey, you drink heavily. I
feel like you're it's a great point, is all. Okay, I guess
that is old stuff. You're old. Mom? For my reaction, I
guess you're kind of I didn't.I did. I'll say it in an

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offensive way. You wear old necklacesthat say twenty ten on them. Oh
not that again. Here are mysons. He was born here, become
a mother. Thank you very much. So will your mom push back on
iron? This is what happens.You're closed? Why what happens? My
mom will go, are you fitserious? Come on, ma? And

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then she has had a lot onher plate right now, well, her
dad died, And then she'll sayI'm not doing it, blah blah blah
blah. And then the morning ofI'll go, macul you iron for me,
and she goes, I give mea shirt and she'll do it.
But it's a game. Yeah,it's because she really wanted to play she
really wants. She does she wantsto do. I disagree. I think

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part of her feel like a mom. It's like when I go out,
when I go to Florida, andI'll bring clothes with me, and I
want to wash them before I gohome, just because it's easier. I'll
say, where's your washer, andI know how to use a washer.
I do the launch for me mywife, and she'll go, it's in
the garage. I because you showme how to use it. I don't
know how to use your washer,and then that will turn into her doing

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the laundry. You, she loves, are ridiculous. I'm not ridiculous.
You have had I've noticed this aboutyou for many years. Is that you
act like you don't know how todo things. Oh yeah, just get
people to do it for you.Don't say that to my wife. I
know it's a fact because she hasfigured this out. Yes, it depends

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on the mood she's in. Iknow she felt bad that she was late
last night, so she will foldthe clothes right for me. Yeah,
but she like pulled the clothes rightby the way you could do it.
No, I can't. I can'tdo If people do things a certain way,
Really well, why try to mixit up? Why? My mom?
Really well, why want to changethat? You're a grown a man,

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Hailey folds like that, really well? Why change? There's this new
event book called YouTube, and theyhave literally have videos to show you how
to pack correctly if you want topack the way you're talking about. So
all you got to do is goon your phone real quick. Oh that's
how you fold it? Boom,done to. But I live with somebody
who's a great packer. Haley neverchecks a bag. This is the other

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thing he does. He over complimentsYouTube to make you feel like, oh,
you're so good at it, sothen you should just hear a son
of a bit. My wife neverchecks a bag. She packs very light.
She's able to fit everything into asuitcase. So she's got this for
me. She's got this. Whywhy why would I try to put it?

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I'm all over the place. I'mnot even just like down traf like
infomercial. I can't figure out howto throwing socks everywhere? Yeah, uh,
are you going suit for the funeral? No? No suit? No?
No? So last year I meanyou were. I heard somebody wore
jeans to a funeral. It wasmy grandfather's funeral. Okay, I feel

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like in New York and that closeof a family member, you have to
go suit. It's very old school. I have assumed it as well.
What are you wearing? Viory?So I last year I wore my Viory.
They make slacks or slacks. Yeah, they're very comfortable. They're very

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comfort They're very comfortable, and they'revery nice. I mean, come on,
were they eight? No? Atleast? And I have I have
some button downs and I went tomy grandma's funeral last year. This year
Grandpa's funeral, was looking for thebutton downs. They they couldn't really find
them. I don't know what happenedto them. So I don't know what
happened to you. It's been ayear. I have. We're in a

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very small apartment make it easier tofind. But there there they overtime are
our spare room, our second roomhas the closet has just become like a
storage area. So they're just packedin there, and I'm just like,
I'm not you just don't want tolook at that's what it is. Ay
wants to get in there. Shecan get in there. It's just your
stuff. So I have two niceviewry collared shirts that I'm going to wear

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to my grandpa's fam like polos,short sleeve, come on short sleep no
no, no, no no no, I trust me. Some of my
family members. That's what I thought. And this was my wife's family.
One of her uncles died and soit wasn't even my family. I thought
the same thing I thought going in. I know them last year, I

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know some of the cousins. Iknow some of for you know, family
members. They're they're East County folkslike me. I was like, Okay,
they're gonna be rocking jeans. They'regonna be They'll probably be wearing like
ripped T shirts to be honest withyou. And so to my surprise,
when I rolled up to the funeral, when I was rocking jeans and a
black polo, they were all dressedin suits and I looked like a sort

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There's absolutely zero chance I'm wearing asuits my grandfather. Why zero chance?
You don't got a garment bag?No, I don't have a garmentg my
my cousin, Matthew last year warjat war jeans to my grandma's funeral.
Okay, so I'm wearing really nice. Is it his grandma? Yeah?
Okay, so it's gao, yeah, says grandma too. So we so
we I'm wearing really nice viewy slacksand a really nice jury keep saying you're

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dropping the designer like different. It'sgonna know Viory. Yeah, she's gonna
look at you. What's your dadwearing? My dad will wear a really
baggy of slacks and a giant tiebaker. Yes. So I said that
to my wife, and I go, do you think I can get away
with the college shirt? And shesaid, yes, your parents wore a

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windbreaker out of a wedding. Youwear a college She should not have signed
off on that. And all ofour pictures, all of our wedding pictures,
my parents are rocking wind breakers.It's pretty wild. It was a
wild choice. I have a niceI have a nice jacket that I'll wear
over the collared shirt, and I'mgoing to tuck in the shirt. The
shirt's gonna be tucked in. Thatdoesn't matter a huge if you if you

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went t shirt and tucked it in, it didn't matter. What are you
talking about? Though? You're anightmare. You're a nightmare an idiot.
If anyone says anything, I'll belike, dude, you know this is
or hopefully Haley will pack it rightfor you and then your iron it right
for you. Hopefully they do theirjobs. All good. We know how

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expensive things are these days, especiallyhere in San Diego. While we know
about the home prices and the rentand the and the groceries, it sucks.
But now it's gone too far.We're gonna see what is now one
of the most expensive things in thecountry here in San Diego. That is
maybe the tipping point when we getback on the show on Rock with five

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to three some forty one on theshow, it's rock within O five three.
So obviously it's pretty frustrating living inone of the more expensive parts of
the country. You know, weknow here in San Diego it's expensive to
live. You know, rent ishigh, home prices are high, gases

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high, groceries are high. Imean, I can keep going. Yeah,
it'sys. Everything is very expensive.Yeah. It was a big topic
of conversation at Mother's Day, especiallyyou know with my brother of like,
okay, you know, when ourdaughter's done with high school, where are
we moving to? Because clearly SanDiego isn't a spot where you can afford

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to retire unless you're like independently wealthy. Yeah, And so then all the
talks about the Floridas and the Arizonasand the Texas spots and like, you
know, and then just the complainingof just how insanely expensive it is to
live in California and San Diego ingeneral. I get it, it's tough,

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but yeah, this is really disappointingnow as we are learning that San
Diego is now one of the mostexpensive cities for pizza. Oh my god,
god, what are we doing here? Man? What are we doing
here? Oh? No? Yeah, they were looking to find out like
some of the best pizza cities,and one of the categories to qualify is

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how much does your pizza cost?Because even if you're a city that has
legit pizza, if it's too expensivefor anybody to really afford, it will
knock you down a bit on thatscale. So then that's what everybody started
talking about, is how much doesa pizza cost? And where is it
the most expensive place to buy it? So they were looking at a large

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cheese pizza, so they were comparingso, you mean just a plain pizza
because there's there's three ingredients to apizza, dough, sauce, cheese.
So if you I don't know whyyou have to. There's no such thing
as can I get a sauce pizza? No, No, it's just it's
just a plain pote. Pizza justmeans no toppings, or you could just

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say plain pizza because that's a plainpizza. I honestly would I wouldn't even
know what a plane is. Howwould you not know there's three ingredients.
There'd be no tops, no toppings, there's three ingredients a pizza pizza.
No, that's that's why would youdo you want extra cheese? No?
Why would you say cheese pizza?Would you say? Because there's three ingredients?

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I understand. What if you goto New York and say can I
get a cheese pie? They'll go, huh you say that? But then
we challenged you for it, andthen we actually called your place where you
used to go to, and theyand what you don't That was very famous
and they said no, yeah,they say cheese pizza, they don't say
plain pot So that was yeah.Did that happen? Yes? Yes,

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oh yeah yeah, got that uglyones over the cheese pizza versus the plane
Potow his favorite spot says cheese pizza, so crazy for according to the the
average price of a large cheese pizza. Okay, how much does the cheese

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pizza cost? Like average? Whatwould you think? Like twenty bucks for
large? Maybe more? I'm goinghigher. I would guess you're going well,
I would. Well, here's theproblem. Number one, order a
lot of things off of the deliveryapps, So things are a lot more
expensive in my brain than if youwould, you know, pick it up

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yourself. You got the thirteen fees. Yeah, so I would I would
think a large cheese pizza unless you'regetting it at like one of those places
as who's known for their cheap,cheap pizza. If you're just getting at
a regular spot, I would guessaround like twenty five bucks. I don't
think so, but that could againbe my grub Hub. Yeah, I
don't think. Yeah, I wouldsay between fifteen and twenty bucks for cheese,

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just to cheese, just cheese.Yeah. Well, when they looked
at the most expensive pizza cities,we come in number seven and they say
in San Diego, the average cheesepizza will cost you twenty two dollars and
seventy cents they say, overall pizzaprices are up four percent across the country

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due to inflation, and we aredefinitely one of them. Do we have
a sauce shortage? Probably? Probablyshortage? The would you say? Not
good shortage? A good shortage?Here? Good? What are you talking
about? But we're we're not goingdown good shortage? Now go down this

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route. We have a we're reallystill upset about this plane cheese pizza pie.
You're good to go to New York. I mean, the finer is
not great, we know. Okay, that's so nice. Understand me.
It's crazy to spend that much onwhatever. Pizza. No, okay,
I'll tell you pizza. Yeah,he definitely. I'll tell you what when

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I go to New York, Ididn't getting taco shop? Not stupid,
I understand. Well, New YorkCity is the number one the most expensive
spot. You're getting good food cheesepizza there on average, costing just under
twenty nine dollars. Oh for acheese pizza large. But it's a large.

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Isn't even that big? So Iknow, right, it doesn't see
it seems like they made it smaller. I swear how much is a slice?
I remember? I mean I haven'tbeen. I haven't had a slice
in years. But when I whenI was a kid, it was like
two bucks for a slice tomorrow orI went to I went to Legit places.
What is it now? I'll letyou know tomorrow. Do like Bronx

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used to be able to, likeyou could get Brox pizza, get like
two slices a a coke like fivebucks. Yeah, I don't think it's
Jamie saying it's eight bucks now.Yeah, I like two slices. When
I go to Bronx now it's liketwenty two dollars. We get pepperoni,
So it's like twenty two bucks,twenty three bucks for pepperoni pie. Yeah,

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that's mad. If you want somereal cheap pizza or Richmond, Virginia,
it is your spot at the averageyuck's costing under fifteen dollars. Yuck.
You won't even bother. No,I had pizza in virgin had pizza
in West Virginia once. Why Iwas there? Why? All right,

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guys, we have huge news whatthe new Golden Bachelor has been. Stop,
we're gonna see which granny is gonnaget it coming up next on the
show. I'm not going a fiveto three. That's blank on the show.

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It's rocking five three. So myself, Thor and Emily are massive fans
of the Bachelor franchise, all formsof it, The Bachelor, the Bachelorette,
Bachelor in Paradise, but the GoldenBachelor was something special. It really
was. For some reason, Thorwas out he did not want to watch

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the Golden Bachelor, which that wasa huge mistake. You missed out.
I can't. I cannot deal withanyone over fifty five making out on TV.
You're an agist. Maybe maybe Iam. I just I don't want
to watch it. I'm sorry.I like watching even The Bachelor sometimes gets

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a little much because they overdo thesloppiness and the noises of their kisses.
But like old people making out,I just can't do it. I'm sorry,
it's too much for me. Theyreally were light on that. I
feel like they didn't do it nearlyas much as the Bachelor. Bachler are
not as sexual, not at all. I mean Gary was trying to get
it. Oh, Gary was gettingafter It was like a sweet kiss.

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It wasn't like they didn't like goup close. They got what. They
were married for what five months andthey got divorced like this, So I
mean they're just taking a break andit didn't work out. Taking a break,
they're getting divorced break. Remember Gary, Teresa thought they were just separating.
I didn't think they actually know it'sdivorce. Oh yeah, we talked
about it. Break we talked wasdevastating. You're just learning about this we

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talked about on the show. Yeah, So Gary ended up picking this girl,
Teresa, and it was a matchmade in heaven. Not really,
it was. You're wrong, Itwasn't. You don't know what you're talking
about, because they got divorced becausethey didn't. They couldn't make it work
living separately. They wanted to stayclose to their It wasn't a match made

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in heaven. Otherwise it would haveworked out. Why are you being this
way? Why can't Why can't youjust appreciate sorry? Love? Sorry?
Why can you appreciate love? Youdo that? You don't do that with
other forms of the Bachelor, Butfor some reason, the Golden Bachelor,
You're you're being a real dick becauseit feels left ou because he didn't watch.
That's what she knows. He knowshe missed out on a special moment.

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With with silly Kathy in there,Joe she was so silly. They
keep bringing out these old chicks toold way too much, like way too
much. Well, and they're givenlike the younger generation advice, but they've
all like been divorced multiple times,Like wasn't she wasn't she divorced like three
times? And she's giving like adviceon relationships. No one wants your advice.

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Yeah, she didn't find the rightperson. She was choosing the wrong
pic. Does Susan get a littletoo much airtime? Is that the one
looks like old Chris Jutter. Oh, she's everywhere. He's on every like
why is she? Like? Why? And I even see her like on
Instagram on like random celebrities like accountsat parties. I honestly wouldn't. She

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would love to be. For somereason, Susan was the star that came
out of The Golden Bachelor. Idon't know why she was she the hottest
No no, and like she didn'teven have that great of a connection with
Gary. No. No. Shewas kind of, you know, sassy
and kind of like New York fun. Yeah. In the last season of

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the Bachelor with Joey Marie No Maria. She was like, we loved her,
was this kind of of what shewas just kind of like what Susan
was. Loved her because there wasno scandal with Susan. No, she
wasn't like the bad one or anythinglike that. She was just whatever.
I don't know. They really likedher, and so we get a lot
of her. She was a hairstylist. Did she you do the lady's hair

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for date nights? Yes? Ohwow, it's great. Oh what a
night. She's that nice friend.How old was she? It's like seventy,
Oh wow, maybe in her latesixties. The fantastic lady. Oh,
fantastic lad. So we really enjoyedthe Golden Bachelor. It was fantastic.

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Unfortunately, yes, you're right,in the end, it didn't work
out. Sad, very sad.But now here we go, they are
just named who is going to bethe Golden Bachelorette. So what they do
on these bachelor series is they takesomebody who was a member of the cast
and then they make who didn't getpicked, and then they make them the

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next Bachelor or bachelorette or whatever.And normally it's been like one of the
people who make it really far andbecause the audience kind of falls for them
and makes their story and they go, I really hope they eventually find love,
yes, yeah, and then theywe follow their journey. Yes.
Okay, So I've just named quitea few of the Golden Bachelor chicks that

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were on it who we fell inlove with. Yes, who could it
be? Wow? Who could havebeen? I'm so excited to hear this.
Well, they have just announced theGolden Bachelorette, the first one ever
be Nancy, and they are kindof sticking to their usual formula, but
a little bit different this time.And it's not one of the ladies you

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mentioned. This may be a ladythat I'm not even sure you might remember.
We are talking about Eddie. Canyou calm down? He's freaking out
in the corner like Emily Eddie.They have gone with Joan from last season.

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Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Joan. Joan was
the one whom Wember left early thirdweek. So her Gary had a real
connection. I mean we we kindof thought. We kind of thought,
oh yeah, I can tell youeverything about Joe really. So Joan pretty
good looker, yeah for age sixtyone. So her and Gary ind They

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had a nice little connection. Theywent out on a date. Everything was
going well, well well. ThenJoan got a phone call from her daughter
that she was pregnant and having complications. You know what, she needed her
mom. And so Joan said,you know what, my family is the
most important thing to me. Eventhough I'm finding this connection with Gary,

(29:34):
I have to leave it to gobe from there for my daughter. And
we all just we're all in tearsbecause I hated emotion. I hated this
for Gary. I hated it forJoan because we just saw there was something
there. There was a spark,there was a real spark. Yeah,
and Joan was was fantastic, butshe had to leave. And so this
makes a lot of sense, Yeah, because we want she's on the younger

(29:57):
side. Sixty one, sixty one, yeah, yep. How old was
Gary? He was in the seventies. Yes, wow, so so Robin
the cradle a little bit. Uh. So Joan a mother of four,
grandmother of two. Oh now aschool administrator. She great story lost her
husband? Is it a great story? They were married for thirty two years.

(30:18):
Oh what happened? He died intwenty twenty one of pancreatic cancer.
YEP lives in Rockland. Marilyn loveswalks on the beach, spending time with
her dog, cooking, and listeningto Elton John. This is a catch,
Oh Joe, what a catch.This is a good pick. Wow,

(30:38):
this is a good pick. She'sgot a good personality, you know,
which is important when you're the bachelor. Bachelorette that was going to be
a looker. I think she's notbad. She's pretty. I think so
bad, you know, if we'regoing in this direction. Pretty woman.
Kind of odd that her husband diedin twenty twenty one, she was on
the Golden Bachelor in twenty twenty three. Jeez, a long year together.

(31:00):
Well, they were together for thirtyyears. It's your next chapter in life.
The whole thing we got a Sky'sMom situation. Are people sooner than
you're ready? You know what Imean? Oh boy, you know what
I mean. I mean I'm notready and I'm not even that family.
Yeah, And then the world looksin and says, really, skuy,
if your mom was on the GoldenBachelor, yes, would you call her

(31:21):
and say I need you mom tocome back? Yeah, because you're pregnant,
Because I don't think Yeah, Ithink that what would you what would
guy need her for? I don'tokay, Brad, I'm just saying I
don't want you to find last Imean two years and you're going to go
on National TV or Rsilver Singles dotCom. I mean ticket either way,

(31:42):
give us a call right now eightseven seven five seven one five three.
If you want to play the show'smystery music shuffle, you can try and
win by guessing what is on ourplaylist when we get back on the show
on Rock five three. Do youever have a bad hangover? It's the

(32:05):
worst, right, Yeah, Ican't get rid of it. Yeah,
terrible. That's what's going on withPadres. I got a bad hangover.
Go it's going Yeah. Well,they had their big series win against the
Dodgers and have not been able tokeep that momentum going against the Rockies.
That does not make any sense.Once again, last night they dropped one
to the last place Rockies, losingsix to three, and once again Padres

(32:30):
had their chances. They went downsix to nothing. When the Padres started
to battle back a little bit,they scored three runs in the seventh,
but once again didn't capitalize. Withguys on base, they had their chances,
oh man, and they just couldn'tdrive in those runs. So the
Padres fall to two and four againstthe Rockies this season, which is badness,
and are just eleven and fourteen againstteams with losing records. Those that's

(32:53):
gotta flip, you get. Youcan't lose games against teams with losing records.
The opposite, like, you can'tjust get fired up for the games
against the Dodgers and against the youknow, really good teams. You got
to beat the teams you're supposed tobeat. That's how you have a successful
season. So it's not good.So they got to figure this out.
NBA Playoffs last night saw the Knicksdominate Game five against the Pacers, winning

(33:15):
one twenty one to ninety one.Yeah. Jalen Brunson again had a huge
night, scoring forty four in thewin. So New York now holds the
three to two series lead. Yeah. I was kind of worried going in
this game. They're so injured,but they came out. The Pacers made
it close by seven in the thirdquarter, and then the Knicks just they
took the fury of them and thenjust went off and went by thirty.

(33:36):
It was crazy. He's going tobe in New York. You're gonna well,
they're gone Garden. They play Yousaid Friday, right, but they
played. They play in Indiana onFriday, so that I think if it
is a game that it would beSunday. Stay tickets are tickets to the
Garden Friday and one thousand thousand forlike. The Nuggets also stormed back to

(34:00):
take a three to two series leadagainst Minnesota, winning one twelve to ninety
seven. Caitlyn Clark made her wNBA debut last night, and it didn't
go so well really. Now,She's scored a team high twenty points,
but she also had ten turnovers andgenerally didn't play that great as her fever

(34:20):
lost to the Connecticut Sun. Now, the crowd was huge. It was
eight thousand fans, which marked theSun's first home opener sellout since two thousand
and three, which was the inauguralgame for Connecticut. So I mean that's
great. But yeah, Caitlyn playwell, but she it's only the first
game. She's nervous. She's arookie. It's not that figure. Yeah,

(34:43):
I agree, but this we're notused to seeing, you know,
her struggle at all. Yeah,but I mean, she's playing with pros
now. Yeah, you know,big difference. So we're gonna get the
full NFL schedule release later today,but we now know what the international slate
is going to look like. Threegames are gonna be played over in London,
starting with the Jets playing the Vikingson October sixth, Then the Jaguars

(35:06):
Bears are gonna meet on the thirteenth, and then the Jags are just gonna
hang out and stay and play thefollowing week again against the Patriots on the
twentieth. Then the international schedule isgonna wrap up with your Giants playing the
Panthers in Germany on November tenth.Oh great, are you going to Germany?
I'm not going to Germany. Idon't what a terrible game. If

(35:30):
you're an NFL fan. The twoof the worst teams in football, the
Giants and the Panthers, I mean, and November tenth, they'll probably both
have three wins. You're not gonnawake up at six thirty. The thing
too, it's a sixth thirty inthe morning if they have three wins or
less. If they have three winsor less, I will not wake up
a letch November ten. I'm veryout on them right now, I'm very

(35:54):
out on them. I have notbeen. Like the schedule gets released today,
I'm like seeing certain thing and I'mjust like usually get excited. Like
there's a rumor going around they're gonnaplay on Thanksgiving? Why they suck?
And on thanks By the time Novemberrolls around, they're going to be a
four win team. Oh great,yeh. I'm tired of watching my team
get embarrassed on national television. Ican't take it anymore. I thought you

(36:16):
said you were going to let itall this bother you. Oh that's crazy
twenty ten. Okay, I don'tneed that for you right now? Necklace?
Yeah, radio, now stop me. If you've heard this before.
What the Astros are being accused ofcheating? If they suck? I know,
but their Pictureel Blanco was ejected lastnight for having a sticky substance on

(36:40):
his glove during an after inning checkby the umpire. Now the um said,
this is the stickiest stuff he's everfelt on a glove. Oh dang,
they know they're being checked. Yeahright, I mean now they still
do that? How do you thinkyou could get away with it? There
you go, sports it is broughtto you by Palamar Health. We talked

(37:02):
yesterday about Sky and her lottery Scratcherchannel and got that whole update. Well,
it looks like winning the lottery,Sky is not all it's cracked up
to be. We're gonna see whathappened with one major lottery winner and his
family coming up next on the showon Rock with five three Scorpions on the

(37:24):
show It's Rock five to three.We were talking yesterday about Sky's lottery Scratcher
channel. We got a little updateon it. Not looking great. Yeah,
still on life support the channel andI still haven't won. Oh you
haven't. No, No, Iactually have still chas. I also heard
about you being a total jerk andnot wanting to share your winnings with me

(37:46):
if we were buying tickets together,Sky, you said the same thing.
It's unbelievable. But Sky, yourdream is to win that uh that lottery
right eventually, that's the dream theywould be if one of us wanted and
Guy didn't. I don't know whythat was. What's gonna happen because I
play every one like once a year, and so that one time I play,

(38:08):
I'm gonna hit it and Sky won'tbecause she plays every day. And
then like and then if there's likeraffles or other things I'm interested in,
Eddie knows how to get under myskin. I'll be like, oh,
I'm buying ten tickets, how manyare you gonna buy? And he'll be
like, just one. I justneed you you buy? What the all
these raffles? You spend hundreds ofdollars on stuff that you're never gonna win.

(38:28):
Thousands, thousands, somebody's got towin, but you never do well.
I imagine if you put that moneyinto your daughter's college fund. What,
yes do you guys? Remember whenthe actual lottery got over a billion
dollars that was huge, like onepoint three billion dollars. That was pretty

(38:49):
recent, and then there was likeone guy that won it in like Maine
or something like that. It wasinsane. Well that guy is now dealing
with a big time issue with hisfan. Yeah. So it was back
in November when this guy was thesole winner, like Eddie said, of
a Mega millions drawing that was worthone point three five billion dollars. Yeah,

(39:14):
so he took the lump sum andafter taxes and pan out, let's
day pan out about five hundred millionwas his take home on that. Yeah,
one point three that's what this articles overhaf Less. That's insane.
That's still five hundred million. Still, I mean I'll take it. Yeah,
it should be more that he takessomeone. Well, the lottery gets

(39:36):
a cut. Still though, ifyou take the lump sum, then get
a cut, they get a cut, and then there's state taxes and federal
taxes. Yeah, I still yeah, because if you take the lump sum,
it's like already like getting close,you know, to half right to
get that lump sum, and thenonce you have taxes on it. Yeah
in California, Okay, you stupid. Well, so I guess this guy

(40:02):
and his family are now in themain court system because they are now suing
each other, filing claims against eachother. And it all has to do
with this big winnings. So itstarted with the guy who won, and
all of the information is like JohnDoe Jane Smith because it's all about concealing

(40:22):
his identity. So he was thefirst one to lob the shot and file
legal paperwork. And it all hasto do with his baby mama. So
I guess this guy has a kid, but they like never got married.
But the woman has clearly stayed inhis life because of the kid, and
then also stayed in his family's lifebecause of the kid. And so after

(40:45):
he won, the guy told herbecause he was like, hey, we're
probably gonna have to have our daughterchange schools, Like if this comes out,
like we may have to go onan extended vacation just to let things
calm down. And so he madeher the the ex sign a non disclosure
agreement saying that she would not tellanyone that he was the one who won

(41:08):
the one point three five billion dollars. So she signed it, and then
all of a sudden, he fileshis legal paperwork suing her for violating the
non disclosure, saying that she wentand told his parents, and now his
parents are demanding stuff, and nowthey're demanding, well, not demanding stuff.

(41:30):
Didn't tell his parents that he wonthe lottery. Well, so that's
the weird thing. So he filesthe first round of stuff against his ex
claiming this, and then his exthen files her own paperwork saying I did
not tell his parents. He toldhis parents and then either doesn't remember or
is trying to flip it now becauseit's gone sideways, right, because according

(41:52):
to the dad who submitted documentation onbehalf of the X on behalf of the
baby Mama not supporting his son supportingthe acts, he files paperwork saying,
yes, my son came over tomy house and told me about his win.
And he didn't just say, oh, I want some money. He
told him like massive win, andthen started promising his dad's stuff, saying,

(42:17):
I'm gonna I know you love yourcars, by I'm gonna fix up
your garage. We're gonna get someclassic cars in there. I'm gonna pay
off your house. I'm also gonnaset up a million dollar trust for you,
so if you ever need medical careat any point in your life,
you are taking care of. Andso Dad's like, well, that's great.

(42:37):
And then all of a sudden,you know, little time goes by
and Dad goes, hey, sowhen are we gonna start working on that
trust and the garage, and andhe goes I never said that. I
never said that, And all ofa sudden starts filing this paperwork about the
non disclosure. So now the twosides are fighting. Oh yeah, where
the sun claims I never told myparents, I never almost them anything,

(43:00):
and them and the XT saying no, you did, and you need to
take care of people. How manytimes have we heard of things like this?
You know, you win this moneyand then people come out of the
woodworks trying to get at the money, and then you start having fights with
your family. I mean, thisis I mean, it's just tough.
Well because obviously you want to winit, but like it does come with

(43:22):
its own set of problems. Andaccording to her paperwork, it sounds like
he's getting super paranoid because she saysthat people are now following her and there
are tracking devices, so she believeshe has hired people to keep tabs on
her because all seems like a job. If I want five hundred million,
if I had five hundred million check, like after taxes and everything, don't

(43:45):
you just give you your parents yourparents? So I would give like certain
people this amount of money and thenthat and I would tell them I'm giving
you this, and then that's it. Don't ask anymore plans. Yeah,
not make these grand plans. Here'smy parents get like a couple million bucks,
sister gets a couple million bucks.You know what I mean? It
sounds but you know people are stillto come out with their hands. Well,

(44:07):
you have more. I mean,you have all this money. Yeah,
just give me a little bit.But I gave you what I was
going to give you. You can'tgive me a little bit. No,
wow, Yeah, But then Ifiled pepperwork and say you promised that this
is such as case and has it'snot good. The sky went in the
lottery, not crack. The thingis, guy wouldn't give anybody anything.

(44:30):
She would. All right, we'regonna see what he's gonna rant about this
week. It's Thors Midweek meltdown goingdown. When we get back on the
show and rock with five three.Some say that's Thor's anthem. It is
Nirvana, the shows said. Somesay, I didn't say nobody. I've

(44:51):
never heard everybody. I never youheard it. If people are saying it
never, well we'll be the judgeof this. As he is about to
go crazy. If you would seethe amount of notes he has on this,
I can't. It is time forhis ranch. It is time for
Thors Midweek meltdown. And now theshow is happy to bring you. I

(45:19):
have some respect Thors Midweek meltdown meltdown, and I take umbrage with that open.
The show is happy to bring youyou're not happy. No no,
no, no no no. Oncea week, Thor gets to go off
on something. He complains more thanany human being on earth, But once
a week he really lets loose,and this week, he says, this

(45:42):
has to do with his wife.You are a dude, careful, brous
This isn't gonna pages here. Whatis this all you do with your free
time? No? I don't.It only takes me a couple of minutes.
Right, that's psychologic. It's likeyour manifest so it really takes me.
That's crazy. You know. I'mall distracted today the NFL schedule came

(46:07):
out. I'm up and down.My emotions are crazy. I love it,
I hate it, I hate it, I love it. I this
is not technically this is something mywife did. This is something that affects
me and my wife. Let metake you back to Saturday night. I
don't care. Saturday night. I'mat home. It's like, uh,

(46:29):
four o'clock, so early evening.My wife texts me, says, hey,
hey, hon, Hey, Idon't like what she calls me,
Hon. I don't know, youdon't like anything. Yeah, if it's
like it, I feel like honis She's annoyed, she's annoyed, or
she's going to ask me something.If it's babe, it's nice, but
hey, Hon, is this whatthis is? Sorry? No, sorry,

(46:51):
I could I could do two pages. Okay. So she says,
hey, Hon, I'm going topick up sushi, can you and we'll
do a night in, watch amovie, have cuddles. Oh that was
our Saturday night. We have toschedule cuddles. I think she just threw
it in fun. Okay, Sowhat's different than most of your Saturday nights

(47:15):
such true week go out sometimes?And I said, and she said,
all you have to do is pickthe movie and you would fit. You
would think picking the movie would beeasy. That's the easy part. Yeah,
that is not the easy part,because immediately I get anxiety. Palms
are sweaty a week, arms areheavy. It's not like it's two thousand

(47:39):
and one. I can't just goto a Blockbuster walk around. I'd walk
around, I'd walk around, andthen I'd finally find Every once in a
while, you go to grab somethingand there's no little case behind it,
and you're like, ah, it'sout, but you get what you want.
I don't believe that happened oh,no, we want a video store.

(48:01):
I've seen thorst. I've seen thorstwhere they walk around, walk around,
walk around. I would have topick a movie, but it's a
movie they've probably rented like five times. Yes, I wouldn't go to release.
No, I would eventually league withsomething Eddie, but something's probably already.
Oh he's renting Major League for thefifth time. Yeah, it's twenty

(48:22):
twenty four. Okay, it's twentytwenty four. It is, so I
like to So I go down thedark, scary, dreary hole of streaming
services and what's to watch? SoI go to Max That's where I start
started Max Wild. See where I'mat? What movies we got? What's

(48:45):
new? Head over to Peacock.They got Oppenheimer? Now do I watch
Oppenheimer? Yeah? I don't know. Haley would love that. I make
a left turn at Prime Video.I got screwed and paid the two ninety
nine a month like everyone else did, because I don't want to add.
Okay, wait for them to makemore money. Then I swung by Apple
TV Plus because they got stuff goingon to Okay. Then I put my

(49:07):
hazards on and parked at Netflix.Okay, what's going on Netflix. Don't
always started Netflix. I would thinkpopped a yuwie and said, hey,
Disney Plus is right over here,check this out. You don't go in
that realm okay, stay out ofthat neighborhood. Maybe a Marvel movie want
we don't want? Then I go, I go through every top ten list

(49:30):
of like the ten best movies theyhave. Then you're making this so much
more difficult. It's insane. Whatwas the first first, uh, stop
on your your journey by stopping myjourney with Max? Okay? Yeah,
what just got released? The IronClaw. It's a movie you wanted to
watch. It's about their express Butdo I want to watch a sad movie
right now on a Saturday night?There's so many other operas, there's so

(49:53):
many other options. I can't.I can't just go like a fat kid
in a candy store and pick outthe first thing I see and eat it.
I need to go through all myoptions. I need to go through
all my top ten lists. Thenwhen I narrow it down, I do
I back up, put my blinkerson. I back up, and I
go through everything again to check theRotten Tomato reviews, and then I check

(50:15):
the trailers. Because you know why, because you know why, there's so
much content now that some of theseactors that shouldn't be acting in these movies
are in them, like and hejust watched the show Night Agent, and
it was all a bunch of actorsyou'd never heard of before. These actors
are movie our actors that should bein like McDonald's commercials, But because they
have so much content now, theyneed to hire them. So I got

(50:35):
to make sure if I'm gonna wastemy time watching something I ain't even know
if it's good. And then Istart thinking, well, wait a minute,
well wait a minute, why evenwatch a movie we could binge a
show? We could watch, ashow we could watch. So I start
googling crew trime, shows, showslike Reacher, maybe comedies I haven't seen
before, and the list goes onand on and on. Then my wife

(51:00):
comes home and she goes, shegoes, what did you pick? And
I said, did you get extrawith sobby? And she said no?
And I go, well, that'sinsane. And then she says, what
did you pick? And I said, I have made the decision yet,
and then she goes down the rabbithole and then she and then she can't
make a decision. She throws acouple of suggestions out. I don't like
them. She goes, well,what about Barbie. We haven't watched Barbie

(51:22):
yet? And I go, comeon, that's so, that's so last
year. First of all, Firstof all, he doesn't want a sad
movie. Okay, okay, soBarbie, great choice. Maybe maybe I
want action. So then so thenshe goes, well, I can't take
this anymore. Let's just watch ModernFamily, dude. So now we're fighting.
So now we're fighting. I'm madat her eating the shrimp tampora.

(51:45):
She walks away into the other bedroom. I don't know what to do,
and I'm sitting there frustrated. There'sno cuddles. But I don't blame my
wife. I don't blame you myself, you know, I blame I blame
this dreaming service. There's too muchcontent. Okay, you guys need to

(52:05):
stop. There's too much. There'stoo many shows, there's too many movies,
there's too many documentaries. I'm noteven on podcasts. There's too many
podcasts much. You realize, though, if you just made a stick,
then you could check that one off. There's the content. Then you eventually
you're gonna check things. You're nevergonna catch up. You won't. You're

(52:29):
never gonna You're never gonna catch out. You're never gonna catch them all.
It's not okay, you're gonna startwhat you here's what you should do.
Make a list of the movies youwant to watch, because we've talked about
this of like, oh, Iwant to watch that, I want to
watch that, I want to watchthat. You never watch anything and you
just keep going back to the samesame stupid five shows that you watch constantly.

(52:52):
Make a list and go start checkingthem off. But I don't think
it's crazy that one day somebody's goingto walk in here and go, do
you hear it happened to so andso? And I'm gonna go, what
and you can getting divorced? I'mgonna go why they're gonna go? They
couldn't make a decision on what towatch. It ended it, It ended

(53:12):
it. I'm telling you that's goingto happen. Do you have that's going
to happen? Like your own quelike your own my stuff? Do you
click on and then you have thatlist that you go to, you know,
this is what you need to do. So you've got your content instead
of all too much. I'm tryingto help you. Here's my solution,

(53:36):
here's my one. It's fine,here's my solution. Talking to Hollywood,
talking to the producers, Netflix,Max, all the newer streaming services.
Give us six months off making contentfor six months. Let me catch up.
Let me catch up my anxiety.You're still not let me catch up,

(53:59):
and then let me say after sixmonths. Wow, I wish they
would come out something new. Ifyou didn't start off, if you just
made and then start off again,if you made a pick, then we
could get there. Too much content, Eddie, and they need to stop.
And I'll tell you what. YesterdayI was on my pad. I
got a five hour flight after theshow, and I was like, download
some stuff. Smart didn't anything?You still have it? Went through every

(54:22):
went through every streaming services. AllI did was download nine Modern Family Too
much contents? Your problem. Youcan't make a decision at foot locker,
bro. He's stopping for months.Yes, this is a problem. Six
months. No stop making content andstop putting terrible actors and movies. I

(54:46):
can't take that anymore that I agreewith. Its stupid. You're stupid.
Okay, did you guys, hearabout that whole New York Dublin portal thing.
Actually had to shut it down alreadya cool idea until humans got involved.
We're gonna see why this thing hadto be shut down, coming up

(55:06):
next on the show and Rocking Ofive to three. That is three doors
down on the show. It's Rockingfive three. So I got pretty hyped
when I heard there was a portal. You tell me there's a portal on
something I'm in. You're watching toomuch sci fi? Give me a come
on, okay, different kind ofportal. Maybe doctor Strange made the portal.

(55:30):
You're not going to don't multiverse,that would be kick ass. You're
okay, whatever. Well, apparentlythere was some portal between New York and
Dublin, Ireland, where I mean, what does that mean? I don't
know. That sounds incredible. It'snot what you think. No, it's

(55:52):
basically like a live feed between thetwo but you can see each other live
webcam into this portal, so youknow, they set this thing up,
you know, in both places obviously, Yeah, and you'd look in and
you would see live what was goingon in Dublin through the portal, and
they could see you so you're lookingat each other through this giant portal between

(56:15):
the cities, and so that soundskind of interesting and kind of cool.
You know that you're just like standingin there looking they can interact with you.
It was a whole thing. Yeah, that was until oh wait a
minute, we can act like jackasseswhat and go viral? Yeah, this
didn't go well at all. Sothe portal launched May the eighth, and

(56:37):
this is a Dublin thing. SoDublin started with New York City in Times
Square, Fifth Avenue. But theysay that the plan was to do other
massive cities, other destinations around theglobe. Unless I could travel through the
portal, I don't care. Whowould care? I don't care, like
IB cams anywhere. Yeah, Icould face time with somebody in Dublin.

(56:58):
So if you're walking into I'm Squareand somebody goes, oh, they just
set up this portal where you getthe concept. But would you stop and
look or no? You? Okay, so stop you but I don't care
that much. Okay, once youlook in there, Oh this weird Irish
dude's looking back at me. What'sup? Guy? All right? Later
done? And then you're done.I got to travel through the portal.
You want to, you want to? Actually, I want to. I

(57:21):
want to walk through. And thennow I'm in Dublin and they get a
pint and they'll walk back and thenyou turn around back to New York.
Right. Well, that's what weneed, what we work on, what
we need. So no, it'sa live webcam and Eddie the whole points
and why doublin well so created they'rethe ones who are They picked New York
City, New York said no,so, I'm not sure if you're familiar

(57:46):
on Fifth by the flat iron buildingin Time Square, and so they said,
the whole point is you said,by the flattern. Yes, I
thought it was. I thought itwas gonna be by the Eminem store.
Oh, the Eminem's store. Yeah, I thought you met like Eminem You're

(58:06):
Oh no, you're like he's astore, giant foot locker store. Okay,
you are, you are. Sothe whole point of this live webcam
slash portal thing is unity and toshow that no matter where you are on
the globe, we're not that muchdifferent. And it turns out they were
correct, because we aren't that muchdifferent, because we're all kind of a

(58:30):
hole. So point proven now theyhave just set shut down the portal.
And there were many reasons that ledto this, but then there was one
final straw that broke the camel's back. Uh So, they said, some
nice things happened in the portals.We had some friends reuniting that live,

(58:51):
you know, across the globe.You can't each other, you need to
use the port The next they said, there was even a proposal via the
portal. Why would you propose someonewhen you're not next to them. Well,
I don't know, maybe one personin New York, one person in
Ireland. They were there on abusiness. I don't understand. I don't

(59:12):
know. I'm not sure. I'mnot sure. But there were also some
bad things going on, a lotof people just walking up and flipping off
whoever is Some people in Dublin thoughtthat it would be hysterical to hold up
pictures of nine to eleven and thetwin towers coming down and show those two

(59:36):
people in New York City. Wegot a lot of people saw it and
she's like, when did that happened? She forgot it, that's right,
she doesn't know where she wasn't.I mean, I figured out and I
remember now I was in saying youjust made I don't. I didn't.
Of course, a lot of peoplemooning the camera. They say. The

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final straw that made it shut downis an only fans model from the US.
Ava Louise decided I Am going togo up right to the camera and
reveal my goods and completely she flashedit, flashed all of it. Let
me tell you something, this tickgot body. Really many times it's everywhere.

(01:00:22):
Wait excuse me, Well I know, but many times I figured,
after you've seen it, who yeah, feed sky and so on the feed
it comes up a lot. I'mnot going back and watching it over and
over again because I'm a pervert.Okay, although I would because she is
really a porn star huge cans gradeass too by the way that she is.

(01:00:47):
Wow. So those people over inDublin were very lucky that they got
that shot. Well, why whyshut it down? That's what it's for.
Nope, they say it was thebest thing to happen. Well,
I guess according to the people runningat that is one of the worst things
to happen. I would have arguedthe whole nine to eleven thing was one
of the worst things to happen.Yeah, a little bit worse, a

(01:01:07):
little bit worse than some some goodlooking boobs. But they decided we need
to shut this down, and weare gonna take the next week or so
to come up with some new measuresto prevent things like this. It'll never
It'll never happen in the future.We are humans, yes, by nature,
we're idiots. Yes. Now morepeople are gonna go do this.
Look at the attention this scal isgetting. Oh yeah, man, dude,

(01:01:29):
I'm telling you right now, thisis the least of their problems.
Yeah, so, yeah, thisis not good. All right. Coming
up next, we are gonna bejoined bar Bold, buddy from KGB Clint
August is gonna come in here andtell us about a cool event for motorcycle
riders that's coming next on the show, and Rock with A five three as

(01:01:50):
Black Sabbath on the show. It'sRock one five three. Who wants to
go to Disneyland? I do,yes. If you want to win some
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hooking you up with Dieseland tickets,which we have to give away all week
long. Now, this is sortof like Disneyland for motorcycle riders. If
you ride, let me tell yousomething. The may Ride. That's your
spot. And Clint August from KGBis joining us right now. Is our
old friend Clint. Everybody knows Clint. How long you've been in San Diego

(01:02:37):
radio? Clint? Ye are wetalking about I'm only thirty nine? Oh
wait a minute, hold on,so it is twenty seven years. I
think, look at you, Ohyou've almost made it. Oh, good
job, good job. I washoping you're gonna bring Sarah over here because
I really like looking at Sarah.Okay, looking at it. Sarah.

(01:02:58):
He's the best that they had toput an ogre with her, right.
I don't understand why I got tosit here with Clint, But anyway,
talk about may Ride, because you'vebeen doing may Ride. I don't even
I've lost count. Where are weat? How many years? This is
the twenty second annual may Ride.You know, way back in the day
your number one Yes, no,but it doesn't matter if you ride.

(01:03:22):
It doesn't matter what you ride.People think because it's a BIG's Harley Davidson
and San Marcos. Oh I don'tride a Harley. We still get that
twenty two years later. Really,yes, it does not matter. No,
so for is an Indian guy toan Indian guy, we got fight?
Yeah, weird. Unfortunately, Amy bike is out of commission right
now. And B I'm going toNew York today. Okay, you didn't
say the New York thing. Iwas about to say, you borrow one

(01:03:43):
from my garage, my dad's bike. Oh I would, but yeah,
I'm going to New York today.My grandfather passed away. Oh so wow,
Yeah, I have fun with thatat all, I said. I
was literally gonna thanks Clinton. Iappreciate that I have to pull it out
of me. Wow. Okay,I mean we've been talking about it all
morning. Yeah, anyone, Iwish I could make it. I wish

(01:04:09):
I could. It sounds like suchan awesome party. Well I haven't.
I went like years ago, Andthat's exactly. No. You don't have
to run distracted, he said,something bad happening. I am sorry.
Sky looks like she would ride likesome tight jeans on some boots. She's
a bad bitch. I just don'tthink you guys the hell yeah, that

(01:04:29):
helmet. I've got a very smallhead. I have a normal size.
Do they have kids helmets? Iwould use an adult helmet. I have
a smiley faced helmet. That's threequarter that is it would be perfect.
But I have a normal size head. You don't. Guy's hiding behind that,
behind that microphone. You can't seeshe uses the microphone cover. I

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don't. That's not funny. Twentysecond Annual May. It is going down,
and it is going down this weekend, right it is. I can't
believe it's already here. Yes,this Saturday in May eighteenth, BIG's Harley
Davidson and San Marcos off the seventyeight freeway. It's from eight am to
four pm. Nice. Now,there are some things we always talk about.
The opening ceremonies, right with thepurple heart pledge of allegiance by Buddy

(01:05:14):
to hear Davis is going to singthe national anthem, the Blessing of the
bikes, and then all the ridersare going to take off. Thanks to
bigs Hog in North County, theycreated this route going to bates Nut Farm.
Have you guys been there? Oh, long time ago? Yeah,
I love that puff. So thefifty miles going out there is this roundabout
route through the backwoods, and Iswear there's a place called Kooser Canyon.
I've never taken lived here my entirelife, been riding for years, didn't

(01:05:36):
even know about it. I feltlike I was in Tennessee. Really yes,
with all the trees. Yeah,and it exactly that. It is
beautiful. And then it's just abouteighteen miles coming back to Big So you're
about sixty eight seventy miles. You'llcome back to Biggs for the after party,
whether you ride or not, that'sfree. Yeah. But we have
three live bands going up all daylong. You've got the Wickhuser Band,

(01:05:57):
the Classic Rock Band, and youalso have to Bill seven. But there's
a guy from the Classic Rock bandwho was military, right, and I
don't know what his connections are,but he calls me up one day about
a month ago. Hey, man, do you think at the after party
you might want a black hawk flyovera helicopter flavor? And I'm like,
wait, what what? And I'mlike sure? I really thought he was
full of it. He sends mea confirmation email that it's happening between twelve

(01:06:20):
forty. Yes, where do youget to see that? That giant sporting
events or that's cool. So that'sjust one of the many things artist Alley
that we've never done before. There'stwelve different artists coming with it is red
Beard original, and then it's alsothe Low Side Clothing company. They put
together this artist Alley. They're buildingstructures for live graffiti. While you can

(01:06:43):
watch them do that and see somepaintings live, that's different. It really
is Clint's gonna paint me like theFrench girls he paints. He's gonna be
uncomformable, blinking taking pictures right now, so I can do that. And
I've got the snapshot thing interesting well, so it is really an event that
you can kind of bring the wholefamily to. It sounds like, yes,

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absolutely, the kid zone from theArmed Services YMCA. They've got the
jousting pit, the bounce house,we're supposed to have the rock wall again.
It's all free. If you decidethat you just don't have any money
to spend, just want to swingback there. Yeah, just being there,
you your family, whether you're rightor not. Supports our men and
women at the Arm Services YMC atall the money States San Diego. That's

(01:07:27):
why again we'll always have you onto promote this. You know, we're
big supporters of the military as asyou are. And so I think it's
it's a wonderful event and it's happeningon the eighteenth, which is just a
couple of days away. Dude,Yeah, I'm kind of freaking out.
Yeah you should, Yeah you shoulda little bit. Yeah, So go
check out the Bay Ride, BIG'sHarley Davidson and San Marcos. Go check
out Clint. It's going to bea really fun event and go support the

(01:07:47):
military. It's gone. And Igotta say this, there's a big crew
of people who help out with everyyear with this, so it is it
is not a me thing, itis an US thing and you guys are
included in that for promoting. Wow, another tier to my eye. And
let's get Curst my grandfather. NowI know, I just I just couldn't
get over this, Like, whywould he bring that up? It looks

(01:08:09):
like we have a small window oftime for us to be hot in our
lives. Well, we're gonna seewhat this theory is saying about when our
window for being hot is when weget back on the show on Rock with
five to three. He's wearing theshirts, Mom Spaghetti. That's right.

(01:08:30):
Edie has just played that Eminem songright there for us show. Very excited.
He's he put it's coming out ofthe new album, and he put
and he put an obituary. It'scalled the death of Slim Shady. And
he had Slim Shady in Detroit FreePress obituary. And I'm trying to get
the paper, the actual actual physicalcopy. I asked my sister who lives
in Michigan. But it was fromMay thirteenth, and my sister was like,

(01:08:55):
I can't get it because I askedbecause I thought it was May fourteenth.
So then I so that I hitup the Detroit Free Press and their
live chat and they said, wehave no physical copies. Oh that's too
bad. So I have one more, one more gun in the hole.
Trying to help me out here,what is that? Emily says that she

(01:09:15):
could get it. How can Emily? But I don't this whole time,
been trying to get him to emailthe obituary editor this whole time, correctly
personally, wow, because I feellike, if you're like live chat,
you're not who knows who you're reallytalking to, But if you get in
there. So I I did somedigging, and I sent an email this
morning to like ten people on theirstaff in every department wait asking if they

(01:09:40):
could on the show them. Ilet them know that my husband is the
biggest Yes, there's my husband.It's the biggest tattooed on his arm that
he had eminem tattooed on his armrecovery. Speaking of recovery, I dropped
the thors that my husband is seventeenyears sober and I want to give this

(01:10:01):
to him as a sobriety gift.Okay, I love her. Would you
love her if it doesn't work?Oh? No, I you know what.
I appreciate effort. I appreciate theeff so many other I appreciate it.
I also did tell her if shegets me two copies, I'll buy
her lunch. Oh that's why she'sworking hard. I was wondering. I

(01:10:21):
was like, this isn't just outof the kindness of her. Actually,
it's a little bit of both,because I do just like the challenge.
Now, what if she scores onecopy, no lunch? Lun no lunch,
no lunch. She said too thathe said too, that's the parameters,
no lunch. Maybe like if shegets I get, I'll get her.

(01:10:45):
Yeah, if Eddie she ad buysherself Jersey Mike's I'll get the chips
like corn nuts. That's what youdid. That's what I really appreciate it.
It made me think, like,man, Emily, a little sneak.
You think, like if you reallyput her mind to things to get
some wild guests for the show.Yeah, I had once done that.

(01:11:12):
I mean, it's true. Idon't know what you're offended about. I've
tried. You have like this thishard Yeah you got I got you that
Chris Harrison happy Birthday thing we playedthat time. We didn't pay for it.
I got that through his people.Oh, a free gift. Anyone

(01:11:33):
emails you back yet? And Isent it. I sent it about an
hour ago. It's noon over there. Huge. Oh the subject was a
huge all caps favorite to the obituarydepartment. But they've probably never received an
email. Is probably it's probably justAI. Yeah, it's not really.

(01:12:00):
Well. Apparently there is a theoryout there that has gone viral, and
it all has to do about ourvery slim window of being hot. Yes,
like sexy, sexy? Why doyou say it like that? I
don't know, I don't know.I got this guy. So somebody was

(01:12:24):
talking about this on social media andit quickly went viral because people want to
nail down their window. Because thetheory on social media is that everybody has
a window of hotness, and yourwindow of hotness in your life lasts between
eight to ten years. They say, normally, could be a little shorter,
could be a little longer, butbetween eight to ten years. And

(01:12:46):
the deal with the window of hotnessis it's not saying like, okay for
women, your window of hotness isthis age. It is different for every
human because you know some people whoare super hot, like in their teens,
but then there are people who gothrough weird phases in their teens.
There's people vice versa as adults.They give up as adults, some finally

(01:13:08):
start working out as adults. Sothey said, what in life exactly?
For example, Edie, Alright,she was on Eddie's Guilt List and we
didn't know she was dead, butbefore she died she looked great. Wow,
So that was her window of hotwindow. So now people are trying

(01:13:31):
to identify their own windows of hotnessin their own life. Have they hit
it yet? When was it?Are they still in the middle of it?
And that's what people are putting onsocial media. There's no doubt about
this. For me, I wasnot an attractive kid in high school.
I've seen I, like lots ofpeople know that we're started on this.

(01:14:00):
I show you were like this,like Pip squeak squeak, be offended by
it. But I have pictures,bro it was a pencil with ears.
Yes, that's true. It wasn'ta pencil with but I would say I
would say around like thirty five.So two thirty four is when I became
like the best looking I've ever beenin my life because compared to my old

(01:14:23):
picture, Like all look at pictures, usually see yourself in your twenties,
and you're like, man, Iwas good looking. Afraid I couldn't disagree
with you again because you went througha fat thing fat thor was not very
tracked. But the last year orso you've gotten back into shape. I
got your beard, the hair ison point. And then let me describe
you please. Your ass is popping, Eddie. You want to describe it.

(01:14:46):
Let me do this. So Eddie, would you say thor is currently
I would say it started last yearand now you're in it, so you're
currently, So to use this upblew waist? Oh what? Okay,
don't get weird all some filler yeah, wild smile lines okay, but other

(01:15:08):
than that not bad. Your windowdefinitely in my just as wardrobe. But
yeah, I feel I got wardrobe. I feel like I got like four
or five year period right now.Yeah, you make solid run. That's
huge. Yeah, congrats out there. Uh you you've been through the gamut
here I have you know, youwere super hot in your twenties. I

(01:15:30):
still find you super hot. Whoa, it's really nice of you. Different
variations of hot though, yeah yeahyeah yeah this is more roquel Well yeah,
I wouldn't go there. Yeah,like like her earlier days were more
like, you know, a rockgroupie type of you know, yeah,

(01:15:54):
well you are we pasted your windowor what are we going on? I
think we're pasting my window. ButI also I don't think my window of
my hottest was when I had thebig fake boobs in my early twenties.
Don't really because those are not cutein hindsight, like my hair was wrong.
Did you think your window is stillcracked open? No? I think
it's hard, shut, hard andold. That's these days in my face.

(01:16:15):
Nobody thinks that. Nobody thinks somebodyhas Yeah, i'd say twenty five
to thirty five when you were pregnant. Yeah, like right before I got
pregnant, and then when I logcont when I looked pregnant, I like
looked so good, and even afterI dropped the baby. Wait, like
a snap of a finger, andI was super thin. So I'm going

(01:16:36):
to say, so the shadesman hadyour best years? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, he yeah, he did, Yes, he did. Okay,
Sky, Hi ooh this is tough. Did you do that? Sky?
If I look at pictures of thesky, she looked the same for fifteen
Yes, literally look twenty four.There's been zero change, zero change.

(01:17:01):
She wears the same clothes, literallythe same exactly. Her hair is exactly
the same, her face looks exactlythe same. Like, I know,
this isn't this isn't a negative thing. Well shut up? Are you still
waiting for the window? Shut up? I showed for a picture of me
the other day that was maybe liketen years old. And I'm like,

(01:17:21):
wow, look how great I looked, and he goes, you look exactly
the same. But in my mindtime physically you ever looked different was when
you were pregnant. Yeah, youwere pushing two bills bills, but other
than that, you look exactly thesame. And you've never changed your look.
Oh, I thank you. Theonly time she looks even hotter is

(01:17:44):
when she comes in with straight hair. Well that's it's a rare occasion.
We get some rare. It hasn'thappened like four years. No longer sucks.
I'd have to get my hair donefor it to happen. Yeah,
okay, we don't. I guesspat right here, Well it got weird
and he'scot like cut and now it'slike cut. Now it's and now it's
like I gotta get cut. Well, it actually broke, I think like

(01:18:09):
it. So now I look likelike like you know, I'm in Whoville
and I have one like curl thatjust sticks out of the side of my
head. So yeah, curly hair'swild. I don't know what. I
don't understand you guys, were youOkay? So I was thinking when was
my window? And I was thinkingimmediately I went to like my teen my

(01:18:30):
late teen years when I was dancingall the time, and my body was
amazing those pictures, the folly picture. Okay, all remember my gangbanger face,
right, But my body was rocking. But there were well, and
I was dancing every single day likehours. But the face, we had

(01:18:50):
some face. We had some acneissues and that they kicked up in my
twenties for some reason. So wegotta we gotta cut that whole period out.
Okay, So when you were overalls, I heard which that was very
in style at the time, anda nice temp choker for a while,
but you kept it going past thewindow. Well, you know, I

(01:19:12):
have to wait till my clothes literallyfall apart from me to get rid of
them, and even then you don'tget rid of them. So I don't
know what we're talking about here.So I feel I had a pretty good
run. The year after I hadmy baby, I kind of got weirdly
sick and dropped all. It wasvery unhealthy weird. Yeah, yeah,
but we're not talking about being unhealthy. We're talking about being hot. Okay,
I know, but it wasn't agood looks Okay, thank you.

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Everyone was complimenting me even though Ifelt like I was dying. I think
you look not to sound creepy,but you look your fittest now, like
you've never looked more fit. Hrremember that yoga dreaming out about me.
So the two of you are inyour windows. What you're saying, what
are you gonna do? I'm thoroh no, I'm not doing it.

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I mean I'm married. So itit started then, and then that window
closed hard and somebody was taking doinga lot to take out a lot of
drink, lots of drink healthy ina lot of ways. So I feel
that was my window. Gosh forme, it's tricky because when I was
about twenty one, I got intopretty good shape and I was doing a

(01:20:19):
lot of working out and stuff likethe mullet one No mullet was earlier than
I think. I was around likeseventeen eighteen nineteen somewhere around there. So
around twenty I got into pretty goodshape and I was, you know,
but then I came to San Diegoand I started partying and went to start
drinking every day. It's it doesweird stuff here, and so I felt

(01:20:40):
really fell off and so that didthat window closed pretty quickly. Oh so,
uh, then you know I gotback into you know, somewhat shape
about I don't know, ten yearsago or so, and I think I'm
on the down side of my windownow where I'm starting to get a little
bit older, and you know,things are falling apart, you know,
so like a Tony dropped like seventypounds, So that that small gap of

(01:21:04):
time right there was good for me. And I guess that. I'll go.
You always have those camvs that windowclose, they enclosing power, so
I'll go, I guess around there. That's wow to think that, like
you're gonna be like eighty one dayand your calves are still gonna look like
that. You're damn right, it'scrazy. You're damn right, you're against
anybody. So yeah, that's it'san interesting theory. I don't know.

(01:21:27):
Uh, the Padre has got ahangover, man, and it's not good.
We're gonna see why the Padres can'tseem to get over this big Dodgers
win and now can't beat the Rockiesnext in Sports Dirt. Well, we
uh are seeing a bad hangover goingon right now with the Padres. Yeah,
of course they got the big serieswin against the Dodgers, but then

(01:21:47):
they have not been able to keepthe momentum going against the Rockies. Fucks
are last place once again. Lastnight they dropped another one to the last
place Rockies, losing six to three. Once again, Padres had their chances,
though they went down six to nothing. When the Padres started to come
back a little bit, they scoredthree runs in the seventh inning, but
then they didn't capitalize again with guyson basin in scoring position. So that's

(01:22:12):
tough, man. Padres fall totwo to four against these Rockies this season
and are just eleven and fourteen againstteams with losing records. So you gotta
flip that, man. You gotto beat the teams you're supposed to beat.
So hopefully they get it together andyou know, I'm able to get
a win today. NBA Playoffs lastnight saw the Knicks dominate Game five against
the Pacers, winning easily one twentyone to ninety one. Jalen Brunson once

(01:22:35):
again had a big night, scoringforty four in the win. So New
York now holds a three to twoseries lead. Love it man, Hopefully
they can win Game sixth, butwe'll see the Nuggets have also storn back
to take the three to two serieslead against Minnesota, winning one twelve to
ninety seven. Caitlin Clark made herWNBA debut last night and then did go

(01:22:59):
great. She scored a team hightwenty points, but also had ten turnovers
which is a ton, and justgenerally didn't look that good. The Fever
lost to the Connecticut Sun. Now, the crowd was big. They had
eight fans there, which marked asellout. It's the first home opener sellout
for the Suns since two thousand andthree, which was their inaugural season in

(01:23:21):
Connecticut. We're gonna get the fullNFL schedule release later today, but we
do know what the international games aregonna be. Three games are gonna be
played over in London, starting withthe Jets playing the Vikings on October sixth.
Then the Jaguars and Bears are gonnameet the following week. Jags are
just gonna go ahead and hang outthere because they're gonna play again against the

(01:23:44):
Patriots on the twentieth. Then theinternational schedule wraps up with the Giants and
Panthers in Germany on November tenth,the third. Yeah, both teams will
be out of it by November tenth. Oh boy, I don't know,
man. I'm looking at schedules.They get left and right and it's just
some of these games. Well,Giants, this may or may not excite

(01:24:04):
or because your Giants have been announcedas the team who is going to be
followed by Hard Knocks, but notthe regular Hard Knocks, the brand new
off season version of Hard Knocks.So apparently they've been filming and are we
gonna put together the off season lookat your franchise. That's cool. Yeah,

(01:24:27):
I'm looking forward to this, butit's also pretty wild because they did
like crazy research on quarterbacks. Theytried to replace their quarterback, but they
tried to trade up with Patriots whodidn't want to trade off. So I'm
wondering how much they're really gonna showbecause they still have Daniel Jones and he's
gonna get asked about it, andit could create a lot of tension between
him and the front office if likeit's a whole series of them try to

(01:24:48):
drafts quarterback and then not getting oneso and then being like, all right,
we'll back to Daniel you know whatI mean. Either gonna bring your
level of excitement up or it's gonnaannoy you even more because they're saying the
guy I want I wanted, Iwanted them to draft J J. McCarthy.
I thought, I think he's gonnabe a winner, and they're saying,
the Giants play the Vikings week one, and that's who draft to jag

(01:25:09):
oh oh. So like if hehas a big gaming, if I if
I like him in the show,then we get to see him and then
he has a big game against them. It just makes them any worse.
They play on Thanksgiving this year,par I just gradually, I'm just so
tired of them embarrassing me. YouSportster is brought to you by Jersey Mike's
be a sub above. Uh.There are times when you need to sober

(01:25:33):
up quick now, whether you needto leave some place or maybe take a
test or something like that. Andyou know, I'm not I'm not.
I'm still drunk. This is notgood. Scientists may have discovered a way
to sober you up fast. We'regonna see what that is when we get
back on the show and rock oneO five three. What are you waiting

(01:25:54):
for? Answer that free? Igot it, I got this. I
don't answer the South door answers thephone, it's Pink Floyd on the show,
and that was uh pretty much wasthat was recorded in the seventies.

(01:26:14):
Anyway, everybody's been in a situationwhere you feel the need. I got
a sober up, Like I gota sober real quick here, like this
is not good. Whether you're youknow, leaving a party and you're like,
well, I can't keep you onthe wheel. I got sober up.
This is not good, or Igot to get into work and been
there. There's been a couple oftimes where my friend Eddie back in the

(01:26:36):
day, Oh yeah, I didn'teven bother. I just came in drunk.
Yeah. He would just come straightfrom the party to work and then
think, oh, well, ifI sit on this couch for a half
hour, I'll be good. Yeah. When you drink water, nobody knew
were you so drunk. I don'tknow. Maybe you've been broadcasting live for

(01:26:57):
Saint Patrick's Day. Oh all morninglong, I'll drinkings and six a.
Yeah, and I remembered nailing soat nine, did you think to yourself,
I need to sober up here realfast because I got to nail this
and that happened. Yeah, youdidn't nail. I didn't. I did

(01:27:19):
sort of nail it. You remindedme randomly about something and that was it.
You gave me no details. Yeah, you brought gave me no details.
I swear Emily showed up a littlesix fresh. I don't know.
I wasn't there, so you actuallywere the whole time. But then,
why do I have no recollection ofit? It's blacking out? Did you

(01:27:42):
remember to nail it? I don'tknow. I'll tell you what. I
didn't need to sober up at somepoint, and I don't recall if I
did or not. But yes,scientists are figuring out ways for us to
sober up fast. Yeah. Sothese scientists have just made news because they
just test did a new product ona group of mice and they are very

(01:28:03):
excited about the results. Now Ithink they were definitely nailing it, because
then I remembered nailing They didn't wantdrunk well, Emily, they didn't just
want to test a drunk mouse.They also wanted to see if maybe you're
an over drinker as a mouse andwhat that looks like too. So there

(01:28:24):
was some mice in the study thatwere fed alcohol for ten straight days because
they want right because I wanted tolook at this new product for the person
who just has one glass of wineall the way to the person some people
have half a glass, Emily,half a glass of wine. What do

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you think mice like to drink?Do you think mice are like fruity drink?
Yeah, they like something sweet likeeddie. You know. I love
to get my drink on the mos. So they wanted to look at all
kinds of drinkers in this study becausethese scientists believe that they had developed something
that could help basically neutralize the alcoholonce it's already in your system, making

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you less drunk. And so it'ssome sort of protein gel and you take
Yeah, that's going to help sobroad Yeah. And so basically the way
the gel works is well, yes, you you take it or and then

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it takes the alcohol. Now ithappens, I probably wouldn't be able to
I got a horrible gag. I'mnot doing that either. Disappointing. Uh.
And so they decided, okay,this gel, this protein based gel,
will work by converting the alcohol inyour system to this like acid that

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just basically does nothing, you know, and it will then be metabolized by
the body. So They tested iton these mice, like I said,
all different levels of drunk mice,and they found that it reduced the blood
alcohol levels by up to fifty percentin all of these No, how is

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it on the other organs? Though? Like your body still has to process
the alcohol in your liver, likehow does so it doesn't ever reach the
liver. It turns it from alcoholinto an acid in your digestive track,
and so it so, but youalso have to take it. I don't
want to say early, but thealcohol still has to be Yeah, now

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you're gonna have to set alarm andremember to nail it like midway through your
drinking, because yeah, once ithits the liver, then there's there's no
yeah, no going back. Yourliver has done sun. But they're very
excited to move on too. Humaninterest. We'll see all right. Coming
up tomorrow, we're gonna play alittle throwback trivia for Throwback Thursday. Plus.

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Emily says she is over something herman Robert has been doing and it's
just really annoying you too much.Yes, okay, well we'll see what
it is all tomorrow