BMMS 10-30-25

HAPPY FRIGGIN' "A" FRIDAY EVE!!! We Talk About The Most aunted States In America, Using Tech To Prove Your Innocence, Smahing Pumpkins Lands You In Jail, Would We Sleep With These Ugly Celebs, Conspiracy Theory Thursday, Top List, & There's A Cool Rock Auction Going On!!!

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our top list today. It's the worst costumes to be

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on Halloween. Top five Worst costumes to be on Halloween.
And we've got Cancer Sucks nineteenth ten yearl concert. That's
happening Saturday, November twenty ninth. That's at the Canes. Jose Scott,
the original voice of Saliva and Oranda, will be playing
potentially maybe your band. See what we're doing is we're

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gonna have a Battle of the Bands and the top
two winners from our Battle of the Bands we'll be
playing with Jose Scott, the original voice of Saliva and Aranda.
Submit your one song demo on the contest page at
kmod dot com. That deadline to submit is next Friday
the seventh, at five pm. Because essentially we are very close.

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That's why I had chuckled a minute ago. Data remembers
November twenty If you're like, oh, okay, no, twenty days
twenty one, that's not very far man. That means Thanksgiving
and Christmas to uh so we'll do all that coming up.
So you sed to meet your song. We have a
little like contest thing we do. It's a party. Yeah,

(04:28):
it's not like an actual battle of the bands where
they're all up on stage, you know, hammering it out. Now,
you submit your demo, we listen to it, we decide
which ones are the best. Pretty simple. You are battling.
They are battling against each other. But like, we got
a text in the other day that was like, where's
the Battle of the Band's gonna be my pants? Right?

(04:51):
I mean, yeah, it's gonna be in a room. We're
gonna listen to them. Yeah yeah. But I think that
person was thinking that we were gonna have like what
you see in the movies, a battle of the bands,
right where they're all up on end one right after
another and dah dah da da, and that's it's not
the case. But they're still battling out and there's gonna
be two winners, and those two winners are going to
open up for Dose Scott. Yeah. Simple. I would argue,

(05:12):
if you're a band, you don't want that. Why is
that you can have a bad day or if it's
a recording, you can make sure it's your best day.
You have a very very good point there. If you
submit your bad day recording, Ah, that's on you because
you didn't make the top five or the top two
per forming live. You could have a bad day, and
you're like, everybody has a bad day.

Speaker 7 (05:33):
Ye.

Speaker 2 (05:33):
Anything could happen, you know, equipment and malfunctions, you know
your drummers, hung over, electro magnagtic Paul, Yeah, multiple things. Yeah,
there are lots of things could happen. So we're giving
you a chance to have your best performance. Absolutely. See,
we're givers. It is that see it is. Yeah, You've
got a whole day dedicated to it. So you know. Halloween,

(05:54):
of course, and I went down another Halloween rabbit hole
because a list came out out of the most haunted
States in America, okay, and the top five well, yeah,
the top five are North Dakota, South Dakota. I don't
know why I did it like that, Vermont, Wyoming, and

(06:16):
Maine number one. So the reason being is North Dakota
has ghost sidings per one hundred thousand residents, one of
the highest. South Dakota indexed haunted locations per one hundred
thousand residents number three, Vermont documented haunted locations per one
hundred thousand residents, Wyoming haunted locations both documented and indexed

(06:40):
per one hundred thousand residents, and Maine has the most
ghost sidings per one hundred thousand residents. And these are
all people that say I've seen something spooky. Yeah, okay, yeah,
so there's that, right, And then the best cities for
ghosts to live in and went down that rabbit hole.
Do they base that on, like, you know, cost of

(07:02):
living and crime rate, entertainment, the factor in the location,
safety of the area, commute to work, proximity to everyday amenities,
the weather, how good the schools are, countless other things
that a ghost really looks at. Restaurants, how's the bar
scene in your right? Now? The top we'll just do

(07:24):
top five again, but Tulsa came in at forty three.
Okay out of how many I mean, this is list
is fifty, but it's cities in America. Okay, yeah, yeah,
So top five were Richmond, Virginia. Okay, this is for
best cities for ghosts to live in, Pittsburgh, PA, New Orleans, Charleston,

(07:48):
South Carolina, and Sylvannah, Jelgia. New Orleans kind of makes
sense to be on that list, and I'm surprised it's
not number one, you know, with their culture down there,
voodoo culture. You know, you go down Bourbon Street, there
are shops all over the place dedicated to it. Hell,

(08:09):
when I went to you know, I travel to states
and I get a patch for my cut right every
state that I traveled to, And when I went to
New Orleans, I could have gotten one that just simply
said Louisiana or New Orleans. But no Boodoo doll. I
don know, because that's part of the culture. I was like,
that's cool. Yeah, it's definitely has that stamp, right. I
don't know if it's a real thing anymore, but it

(08:30):
has that stamp rhyme that it is. But I was
a deo Savannah Georgia is quite surprised at and again
those are the best cities for ghosts in. And then
I went down the most dangerous states to trick or
treat it, and it takes those things into an account.
Oh right, and this is where the rabbit hole really begins.
And this says the most dangerous state. Now Oklahoma isn't

(08:54):
in the top ten, but top five is Tennessee, Arizona, Wyoming,
South Carolina, and New Mexico. Now I'm gonna go backwards
because Tennessee is where I'm really wanting to land here.
New Mexico is number one. It leads by a large margin.
It has the highest pedestrian fatality rate amongst all states. Wow,

(09:18):
makes sense for that to be a quantifier and trick
or treating. Also, high crime, violent crimes, high abduction rates,
and poor road safety index makes it the number one
by like eleven points.

Speaker 7 (09:31):
Okay, all makes sense.

Speaker 2 (09:33):
Number two South Carolina, they have a big violent crime problem,
which makes it number two. It's so bad it makes
it number two even though it doesn't score any other ones.
Are people really out there shaking others down for the candy?

Speaker 7 (09:50):
Though?

Speaker 2 (09:50):
I don't think it. I do with candy specifically, it's
just violent crime in general, kind of like where the
ghosts want to know, Hey, is there a good bar? Right?
Wyoming number three, which I was very shocked at because
I would think you would you would believe that is
a very safe community. Road safety is so bad there
that it cantapults it to number three. Crime rates low,

(10:14):
but it's the traffic pedestrian factors that supersede all that
other stuff. Okay, so when you say road safety is
like vehicle pedestrian accidents, all that stuff. Okay, Almost curious
as what do they mean by by road safety, But
I guess that makes sense. And then number four was Arizona,

(10:34):
close behind Wyoming has a strong problem with violent crime
and moderate pedestrian traffic. So it's kind of balanced between
Wyoming's safety and bad road situation. And then number five Tennessee.
It it's road safety stats are awesome, but it's violent

(10:57):
crime rates are among the worst in the world, and
it is the top abduction state in America. Really, yes,
who would have guessed Tennessee as the top abduction states?
I would because Memphis. I don't think it's the entire state.

(11:17):
It's not the entire state. But I think that one
or two cities make it that way, and with Memphis
is pretty crime ridden. Memphis has got a lot of
hookers around. I'll never forget riding through Memphis. Hell just
was it last year, year before last, and the eight
o'clock in the morning, and I'm on riding down the

(11:39):
highway which kind of goes through town, and there's so
many hors lined up on the side of the road
trying to flag down truckers and stuff like that. I
was taken back. I was like, Wow, these bitches are
up early ready to go to work. So I could
see how like that little corridor right there could leap

(12:00):
the entire state into that category. So this is nineteen
years and younger. Okay, so maybe those horse were nineteen
I don't know. Horses doesn't nessarily mean you're being abducted.
Maybe it does. But so then I was like, well,
what what are the states that have high abduction rates?
And Tennessee is on the list, of course, but by

(12:25):
a long shot. It is number one three, eight hundred
and ninety eight abductions kids under nineteen the last five years. Wow, right,
followed by number two Jooja two thousand and seventy seven ninety,

(12:46):
closely followed by Texas. That was my first guess. I
would have two two thousand, seven hundred and sixty right.
And then the next one is going to be California.
That makes it at fourth, one and eighty one. Again,
I'm surprised it's fourth, though I figured it'd be top

(13:08):
one or two. Again, I think that's just the misconception
that's played because you you thought you were you of
course thought it would be on there, but there's one
on here I thought would be on here it is not. Okay,
New York is not on this list because I think
if you're gonna say California, you gotta say New York. Yeah. True.
And so then fifth, if I'm doing my math correctly,

(13:29):
Colorado okay, right at one eight and forty four, and
then the then Utah really the Mormons after abducting huh.
I think it has to do more than like you're
gonna be my wife now. I like that one. Bring

(13:50):
her to me, creepy. And then the numbers get dramatically
smaller after that. Florida one hundred and eighty eight, Alaska
twenty seven, North Dakota one hundred and seventeen, Arkansas six
hundred and fifty six. So it's just crazy to think

(14:13):
about now missing children, cases of missing children, which we've
talked about before, which is completely different than abducted. Yeah, right,
missing children as you wake up and your kid decided
to run away or they don't know where they're at.

Speaker 3 (14:26):
Right.

Speaker 2 (14:27):
And California is overwhelming the leading state for that oney
three hundred and five estimated cases of missing children compared
to Texas three hundred and seventy eight, Florida thirty three,
which I would think Florida would be higher for Yeah,
why say that just because of the coastal area or what. No,
for the same reason that people don't realize the high

(14:48):
crime rate that Florida has. There's just densely populated people.
There is a lot of culture mixes. The warm weather
people think it's a great place to be. Makes sense.
But I never would have guessed the idea that Tennessee
would be the top abduction city up state in America.

(15:09):
And when you think about trick or treating, you don't
think about any of that information, No, not at all,
And you don't think, well, ghosts, you don't only care
about you see my point does that sort of information
slow you down from letting your kids go trick or
treat and buy themselves? Like lindsay, your kids are a
little bit older, mine are all growed up, but like
your your twins, Yeah, do you let them go buy

(15:32):
themselves yet? Because they're like.

Speaker 7 (15:33):
What almost almost twelve years old? And you know, they
go in a group of friends and their big brother
still goes with them, so yeah, they still Yeah. Now
I will say that sometimes they will go ahead or
fall behind, but they're always together.

Speaker 2 (15:51):
How do you know that?

Speaker 7 (15:53):
Because I have them all in my life through sixty
so I can track them on my phone, So.

Speaker 2 (15:58):
They're not really alone. No, they're not. If you're tracking
them on your phone, they are not alone at all. Whatsoever.
There you go and they're not alone because older brother
goes with them, so they're still being chaperone. Yeah, yeah,
but they're under eighteen, right, which is your point, I think,
And so I'm the same way, like I'm going to
have this from high kids right when they start doing

(16:20):
those things. What do you do? If the dots aren't
together on the Live three sixty, then.

Speaker 7 (16:28):
I usually go I go out in the neighborhood, our
neighborhood's not that big though, either, so it wouldn't take
me too much time to think how much? Oh, within
ten minutes.

Speaker 2 (16:41):
Okay, and but you check them again and the dots
getting further away. Yeah, and I'm hopping in the car
trying to chase the dot. The dots came. I'm just
asking the thought process.

Speaker 7 (16:52):
Yeah, I will find them.

Speaker 2 (16:54):
You will chase the dot. At what point do you
engage the police while you're in your hot pursuit of
a dot.

Speaker 7 (17:04):
If it's I mean, if they all know what time
to be back, if it's if if trigger treating is
over and they're not home.

Speaker 2 (17:12):
Yeah, and no, I'm talking about the citunarative situation we
were talking about. And you you are pursuing, you walking
to wherever you think their dots are, but the dots
getting further away. Now you got to walk back to
your car, and you said you were going to chase
the dot. What point do you engage the police?

Speaker 7 (17:28):
If I can't, If I can't find my kid and
no one knows where they are and it's been a
half hour to an hour, I'm calling the police.

Speaker 2 (17:37):
I don't. I don't think you're follow with you have
an app with dots, and you see the dots separate
where they're not together anymore. Yeah, because that's how you
determined they were getting ahead of each other a little bit.
But you see one dot not near them at all,
leaving the neighborhood. Oh then and you said you hopped
in your car and you would chase them.

Speaker 7 (17:58):
Yeah, then I'm following.

Speaker 2 (18:00):
At what point do you engage the police?

Speaker 7 (18:03):
If I get to that dot and the kid's not there,
I'm calling the police.

Speaker 2 (18:08):
Do the dots move faster like in real time? And
I say that like if your your child is in
a car driving, you know, as opposed to walking, you
would think that dot would move slower if you're walking,
but if you are, if you're in a vehicle, that
dot would be moving faster. Down it's straight line.

Speaker 7 (18:26):
No, it tells you if the person is walking or driving.

Speaker 2 (18:31):
See, I don't know. This is all new to me.
And there's a delay too. It's not like instead, No, it's
real time.

Speaker 7 (18:36):
Life through sixty is real time, and it tells you
if your son is walking, It'll tell you if they're driving.
It'll tell you if they break hard while they're in
a car. It is all it is live.

Speaker 2 (18:48):
So it's not like door dash when you're following the
dot for your It actually is exactly like that. She
Everything she's saying is accurate, but it is a delayed time.
That's life. It has to go to a tower, and
that has to go to a thing and then has.

Speaker 3 (19:00):
To go to you.

Speaker 2 (19:01):
Right, And I'm talking about pings. I don't maybe hers
has a cell service to it. I don't know how
it works. But even with your iPhone, which is real time,
there's a delay. Okay, So it's not one hundred percent
exact on their location. It's GEO FENCNE spots to where
the location is. I think, but I think it's crazy
to wait until you get to the car. What are

(19:23):
you how you're gonna stop the car? You're going pit
maneuver them bitches right now.

Speaker 7 (19:29):
If he's in a vehicle, obviously I would be calling
the police because they're not supposed to be in a car.

Speaker 2 (19:34):
Okay, I feel like I asked all that question those questions.

Speaker 7 (19:38):
Well, no, you said, if they left the if I'm
following a dot outside of my neighborhood, but I'm they're
walking trick or treating, so I'm gonna I would be
hopping in my car, finding them on on foot walking
outside the neighborhood, and I probably have words like, hey,
you're not supposed to be outside of our neighborhood and
you know this, now get in my car. Your trick

(19:58):
er treating is over. Get your ass.

Speaker 2 (20:00):
Home, right. I don't know what age my kids are
going to be whenever that happens. I don't know. So yeah,
I don't know. We're not to that part yet, so
I haven't given it too much thought. My kids are
pretty good, though, pretty responsible. So how old were you
when you decided to go for no clue? Thirteen? Maybe

(20:21):
I'm thinking twelve thirteen? I think maybe even eleven?

Speaker 7 (20:25):
Yeah, and were you ever alone or were you with
a group?

Speaker 2 (20:29):
Sorry, I was gonna say for me in particular, at
that age, I lived in Alabama, very rural, and there
was no trigger treating at all whatsoever, so I had
to wait till I got here. So yeah, I guess
it was thirteen. I mean I was always with my brother,
so he was two years older than me. So if
I was thirteen, he was fifteen. I'm I don't I

(20:51):
don't recall my parents trigger treating with me. Ever, I'm
sure they did. I'm sure they didn't let me go
out at eight, but I do you not have a
memory of them walking me around me? That doesn't mean
it didn't happen. I just don't remember turning back and
my parents being right there. Maybe they did stay out
of the street.

Speaker 7 (21:09):
Yeah. I remember my parents passing out candy at the
house right and my dad hiding in the front yard
scaring kids. And there was a group of us going
trick or treating, and maybe another neighbor parent was in
our group.

Speaker 2 (21:24):
So okay, no, that's true too, like maybe there was
another adult.

Speaker 7 (21:28):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (21:29):
Most of my memories of trick or treating are certain houses.
The costume, that's the end of it. Yeah, and then
coming home and watching your parents shift through all your
candy before you got one piece. Yeah, I gotta watch
off those razor blades and roams and giant pouches of
weed cocaine. We read that story, Yeah, I read another

(21:51):
article this morning. This is not a thing. I'm not
saying it doesn't happen, but it's not a thing. Doesn't
make it a thing, all right, We got to take
a break. We got news quickies we're going to do
when we come back.

Speaker 3 (22:04):
The Big Med Morning Show returns.

Speaker 7 (22:07):
Next woman forced to use tech to prove her innocence
after false accusation. This happened in Columbine Valley, Colorado, where
Christiana Elser was confronted by police Sergeant Jamie Milliman, who
claimed to have eeriefeudable proof that Elser was a porch pirate,

(22:29):
except that she wasn't. She was boasting about the hundreds
of cameras around town, and Milliman was convinced he had
his culprit dead to rights. He said, I've got you
on camera stealing packages. And when the sergeant refused to

(22:50):
hear her out or even show her the video proof
that he so apparently had, she realized that the only
way to prove her innocence was to prove him wrong.
So for weeks she and her husband went on a
mission to prove her whereabouts. On September twenty second, when
the alleged crime was committed, she combed through apps on

(23:13):
her phone in her vehicle, she compiled snapshots from Google timelines.
She was able to put together an overwhelming file of
evidence proving to the police that they had the wrong person,
and two weeks later, she received a letter from the
chief of Police commending her on her detective work and
clearing her of all suspicion.

Speaker 2 (23:36):
Good on her. Sometimes you got to do your own work.

Speaker 7 (23:38):
Yeah, right, But should she really have to?

Speaker 2 (23:41):
Yes, you have to prove that you're innocent, Dan, If
that's what you got to do, makes sense to me,
because ain't nobody else going to do it for you? You
think they should just take her word?

Speaker 7 (23:51):
I mean they probably should have shown her the proof
when she asked for it.

Speaker 2 (23:55):
Well, that doesn't that's not how it works. When you
get it in trouble for a crime. They don't go
you what you've done wrong, They charge you and you've
got to deal with it in court, right.

Speaker 7 (24:04):
I would I would say, show me the proof that
this is me, and then I mean you see it
in the questioning rooms all the time, like is this
you or you know? And then they'd be like, yeah,
you got me, let me confess it right here, or
no that's not me.

Speaker 2 (24:23):
Which I'm sure a lot of criminals have said. Right.

Speaker 7 (24:27):
Yeah, it just seemed like she had to do a
lot of her own police work.

Speaker 2 (24:32):
Yeah, well she has proven, didn't the police already do
their part and saying it was her?

Speaker 7 (24:38):
Yeah? But it seemed like they had fake proof, especially
when they didn't show it.

Speaker 2 (24:42):
No, that's true, but either way, Yeah, it's up. No
one's helping you, right, maybe Kim Kardashian, nobody's helping her mom.
Man arrested for smashing pumpkins. So there's this dude, thirty
one year old guy named aa Ron Thompson, and I
guess he got a upset because somebody on Facebook was
trolling him, so he decided to go for a little

(25:04):
walk right at like one o'clock in the morning. And
as he's going for his little walk, he finds himself
in front of the target and still pissed off because
you know, social media socks and people are making fun
of him. For whatever reason, he decides to take you know,
outside they have these boxes of pumpkins or whatever. So
he takes a bunch of these pumpkins, smashes them on
the ground, and then goes home and then goes to

(25:25):
bed like nothing ever happened. All right, He probably would
have gotten away with it, but he went back to
the scene of the crime the next day. I don't
know if he's going to check out his mess or
if he had to just pick up some jeans or whatever.
But he went back to the target and AP got
him and they're like, hey, can you identify the person
in this video? And he's like, yeah, that's me. So

(25:48):
he went on to tell them why he did it,
because someone was messing with him on the Facebook and
made a man. Anyhow, police were right there ready to
take him in. They took him in for felony criminal mischief.
They say that the pumpkins that he smashed were all
worth about five hundred dollars four hundred and seventy two
dollars fourteen cents to be exact, how many total? How

(26:10):
many pumpkins? Yeah, I didn't say that, just says four
hundred and seventy two dollars worth. So what are they at, like,
what eight dollars? Maybe I'm four dollars at the resources
on yesterday. Yeah, yeah, So he must have smashed the
entire box load of them that we're out there.

Speaker 7 (26:24):
Uh, maybe there were some glass pumpkins.

Speaker 2 (26:29):
I mean I think that's possible, but I think they
would have said that in the story. Yeah, decorative pumpkins, yeah,
not squash, right, which he squashed? Uh, Halloween style masked
attempted burglary prank confession. A creepy Halloween style masked attempted

(26:49):
burglary has been deemed a prank. A mother confessed to
police that she was behind the masked attempted burglary in Alexandria, Virginia.
I provided you guys at the video. Last week, three
Halloween styles masked people terrorized people inside a home, making
threats to those inside and damaging private property. The mother
behind the incident said she was trying to prank other
family members that lived in the house, alongside her two

(27:12):
sons and nephew. Alexandria police say in total, there were
three adults and four children involved in the prank, and
they spent around one hundred hours investigating. They also say
the victims are not pressing charges. Yo, if you're my
family and you do this, I am pressing charges. What's
the crime? Well, you terrorizing people? Attempted burglary was the

(27:34):
concern there, right, just because they're knocking on the door,
they went inside and caused damage.

Speaker 7 (27:41):
Yeah, if you're causing damage, definitely pressing charges.

Speaker 2 (27:46):
All in the state of trying to be scary? What
are you doing stand behind a corner and pop out
like everybody else? Just keep being weird and creepy on
the camera. That's good enough. You don't have to go inside.

Speaker 7 (27:56):
Yeah that is creepy. Them standing far away from the
camera like that, that's creepy enough.

Speaker 2 (28:02):
I don't even think you have to point or do anything.
Just stand there. If you want to freak somebody out,
you want to freak your neighbor out, wear a costume
and just stand in the range of their doorbell camera.
Just there, but set an alarm and do it every
night like those people that would dress up in clowns
and stand on the street corner. Was that a couple
of years back or whatever. Yeah, turned out to be
marketing for a TV show or a movie or something

(28:24):
like that. Yeah, yeah, all right, we're gonna take a
break and we'll be back. We got tickets to give
away to see A Day to Remember.

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Speaker 8 (29:14):
Crown No World, Take my strong hand, give train moments,
give train, no world, take my trun hand.

Speaker 2 (29:25):
Get a train.

Speaker 8 (29:28):
Looking by the little word I can't press the fire
button and jump at.

Speaker 2 (29:32):
The same thing. We've talked before about celebrity haul passes
or celebrities you'd have sex with. I think Lindsay's is
Ryan Reynolds and I think Corbyn's is Ryan Gosling. Right now, seriously,
who is it? Though? I can't remember? Sidney Sweet, Sidney Sweeney.
That's a good one. That's good. Mine used to be

(29:52):
Kate Upton, right for the longest time was, but has
since changed to Christina Ricci.

Speaker 7 (29:57):
Really yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 (30:00):
You know I was watching this is weird. I was
watching Adam's Family Values the other day and I was like,
how old was she when this movie came out? And
come to find out we're the same age. And then
I get to watch some of her other movies and
she is high. She got a bit of a five head.
But you know, it wouldn't be the first time that
I've made love to somebody. You can watch a movie
or on their forehead, you know what I mean. She
definitely looks like she runs the PTA, but she's just

(30:23):
got this certain jenness sequa about her. Man, it's just,
you know, hot black Snake Moan. I think was probably
her hottest role out of all of them, right, and
she's She's done some pretty spicy roles before, but she
just there's just something about her. Maybe it's the age
that we got she c she got pre phase is
something about her, right, But we're not gonna talk about

(30:46):
the celebrities that we love to have sex with. These
are what they deemed the ugliest celebrities in Hollywood, and
we're gonna see if we would have, if we would
sleep with these what they say are ugly celebrities. Okay,
so you're gonna have to put yourself in the mind
frame of I'm a single person and there's a possibility

(31:07):
that you'll have to change sexes. Okay. You know you
say it so nonchalantly, like it was a very comfortable
sentence for you to put out there. You know, it's
one of those things you can put yourself in that
mind frame. If I was a girl, would I sleep
with DJ Qualls? You know when that's just the first
one that comes to mind when you think of hideous,

(31:28):
ugly celebrities. He's got that doork look to him, and
you know, to be honest with you, I don't If
I was a woman, I don't think I could. I
don't think I could. There he is he is too bony.

Speaker 7 (31:43):
Is there is there a set number that we can
pass on?

Speaker 2 (31:46):
What do you mean we're not passing on any of these.
I'm gonna give you names, and you're gonna tell me
whether you'd sleep with these ugly ass lets or not. Okay, yeah, yeah,
So there's an om pass, all right, So follow along Lindsay,
are you ready? Yep? All right, now the first one
is here. Now the list of the forties and what
they say. These are not my opinions. This is IMDb's

(32:06):
put in ugly celebrities. Sarah Jessica Parker was the first
one on this list, and I'm like, Okay, she got
a bit of a horse face, but I don't think
she's ugly. She's not heady as I would totally bang
Sarah Jessica Parker.

Speaker 7 (32:22):
I think Sarah Jessica Parker has her moments of straight
up gorgeous. She's she's got a lot of style, and
I think she's a fabulous actress. However, I am I'm
big on hands.

Speaker 2 (32:42):
I like that means I'm out then huh.

Speaker 7 (32:44):
Hands are very attractive in her hands are awful.

Speaker 2 (32:50):
She got man hands. No, I never really paid attention
to Sarah Jessica Parker's hand what's wrong with them? Yeah?

Speaker 7 (32:57):
They are extremely aged, very bony, and they just look
very old to me.

Speaker 2 (33:08):
Okay, yeah, that's a Google search that you should look at. Yeah, yeah,
she got creepy old hands.

Speaker 7 (33:13):
Yeah. And when I see her on uh and and
the latest of Sex and the City, The newer show. Yeah, yeah,
it was like a spin off. When I see her hands,
I'm just so turned off by them.

Speaker 2 (33:32):
So you are not gonna have sex with her because
of her hands that you may or may not see
while you're doing it.

Speaker 7 (33:40):
No, because hands, you're very touchy feely when when it
comes to sex.

Speaker 2 (33:44):
I think. I think unless she has the hands of
like a lumberjack, maybe callous and dry or something that's
you know, where it's rough on the touch, I don't
think it would be that bad. I don't know. Bony
fingers wandering all over your body, touching you in your
nether regions.

Speaker 7 (34:03):
That could be soft, that's what I'm talking about, but
they don't look like they would be soft.

Speaker 2 (34:07):
That doesn't mean you're not making love to her hands though.

Speaker 7 (34:09):
That's hands are very important on the woman's body.

Speaker 2 (34:15):
Fair enough, Corbyn, how about you you have to pay
me to stop. She's worth two hundred million dollars put
those parchment paper hands all over me. That's an easy one.
That's kind of That's where I'm at. I didn't go
with how much she was worth or whatever, but just
strictly based on looks, on appearance. I didn't even think

(34:35):
about the hands. But you know, it was more of
the face. She's got a great body, and she's not
exactly a butterface either. It's just it's just long. It's
just long. That's it. Another one that has on here,
Tilda Swinton. Tilda Swinton, got to look her up. You
go ahead, I will say right now for me, that's

(34:55):
a no for me. Dog. She just got this weird
looking face. She looks like she's pissed all the time.
She I don't know, there's just something about her. I'm like, goeh.

Speaker 7 (35:09):
Too, Pale.

Speaker 2 (35:10):
I might have something to do with it too, but
I would listen. I wouldn't turn a powder down and
it doesn't bother me any. But there's just something about
this particular it's something about her face now that slows
me down. I mean, she is sixty four and she
does feel like she's one of those people that is
not a big concern for wearing makeup or anything like that.

(35:33):
But I have seen movies where she has sex. And again,
she is famous, so pay me to stop. So you're
going on this just because they are famous, it'd be
the notoriety behind yes, right, yes, okay, So I think
it would be fair to say, for you, there's not
many of these that you would turn down. I don't

(35:54):
if we're being honest with the parameters you gave in
the beginning. No, they're they're famous. You're gonna bang a
famous person. And I think when we start talking about
their pale skin or their weird face, what are we
talking about If you're twenty something and you have a
chance to bang a celebrity because you're doing it all right,
well let's do that then. I mean, granted, they are celebrities, right,

(36:15):
but let's just pretend for a second that these regular
ordinary people you find them at a bar. If you
see Tolda Swinton at a bar, are you going to
approach her and be like, hey, ha, you done. Let's
go back to my I mean, okay, we're changing the premeters. Yeah, No,
I would not. Okay, okay, okay, just because they're celebrities.
I mean I say that because I said I brought

(36:36):
up celebrities because the people that you know, you can't
just be like Jane at the grocery store that looks
like Tilda Swinton. No, that just makes a little bit
more recognizable. So with that being said, another one on
here is Jane Lynch forget about the fact that she's
a giant lesbian. All right, Gorbyn, you just cant to

(36:56):
think about it. I have never been attracted to her.
I have not seen her in a role or anything
else that I look at her and I'm like, Okay,
she's hot, not a single one of them.

Speaker 7 (37:09):
I don't find her hot. I think she is a
pretty woman. She's attracted. Yeah, she's pretty, she has she
has pretty features, she has nice eyebrows, she.

Speaker 2 (37:20):
Shws her hands.

Speaker 7 (37:21):
I don't know again, probably old, she's sixty five.

Speaker 2 (37:24):
That's so weird that like you're pulling out stuff, like
the hands, in the eyebrows. Those are things that I
do not pay attention when I'm looking at the attractiveness
of somebody. Am I attracted to this person? Well they
got good eyebrows, right, Well? I do, but hate two
eaches their own eyebrow.

Speaker 7 (37:40):
I was on fleet commands. But and she's extreme. She's
so tall. But I you know, and she's I find
her funny. I wouldn't sleep with her.

Speaker 2 (37:50):
No, I I think she's funny. She's a great actress.
She is tall, which kind of you know, I like
tall women. But they's something about her face that I'm
it's like, that is not attractive to me at all, whatsoever? Corbyn,
What's say you about Jane Lynch hooking up? She's funny,
she's funny. Yeah, she's funny. I don't give a crap
about all that other stuff. Okay, she's she's funny that

(38:14):
you'd be like, okay, sure, okay, okay. Whoopy Goldberg is
also on this list, and uh oh, look at Whoopee
and I see her teeth and I see I'm like,
you look like you have bad breath, and that turns
me off. It turns me off. She may be fresh
as a daisy, but I look at her and I'm like,
you look like you smell funny. I'm out say you,

(38:36):
lindsay you're sleeping, you're hooking up with whoop or not
if you're a man.

Speaker 7 (38:40):
If I'm a man, No, because Whoopee doesn't. She doesn't
look like she she doesn't get sexy, she doesn't sex.

Speaker 2 (38:51):
It up in any of her roles ever.

Speaker 7 (38:53):
Yeah at all. I think the only time we've ever
seen her in makeup was in the Sister Act movies
before she went in disguise as a nun.

Speaker 2 (39:03):
Maybe in Ghost when she had to go to the
bank and pretend she throws it. What's her nuts? Yeah, okay,
she kind of dulled herself up a little bit into
that role. But all in all, I'm with you, Lindsey.
I don't think she has ever been attractive, right.

Speaker 7 (39:16):
I feel like, whoever, she probably walks around her house
and like a mumu when she's alone, and that's not
attractive to me. There's no sex appeal.

Speaker 2 (39:26):
Corma, how about you. I feel like you're gonna say yes.
But yes, anyway, Ted dance and thought it was fine.
If it's good enough for ted it's good. I feel
like that's a pretty good Yes. He's a pretty dapper
looking man. Yeah, he's always has been, I guess. But listen,
people like to slum it up every now and again.

(39:47):
And maybe maybe that was Teddy's you know, low point.
He's like, uh, we had a movie together, so might
as well hook up with this ugly broad. It has
Lady Gaga on this list. I have to disagree with
whoever put her on this list. Lady Gaga I think
is pretty attractive. She got a bit of a pointy nose,

(40:09):
but I that doesn't bother me any Her body is
pretty hot, and aside from her pointing nose, her face
is pretty hot too. So I would have no problem
knocking boots with Lady Gaga knots.

Speaker 7 (40:24):
Yeah, yeah, I'd sleep with Lady Gaga. Maybe not in
the meat suit, but the meat.

Speaker 2 (40:35):
Suit comes off. Lindsay Corbyn, I'm sure you are. I mean,
she does have a long Island look to her. But
I saw her naked body in uh that movie she
did with A Star is Born with Bradley Cooper. She's
naked in that. Yes, Wow, I've seen it. I don't
know it's yes, Okay, I'm for it. Yes, here, let's

(40:59):
just scroll down a little bit. Sandra Bernhard Sandra Bernhard,
comedian actress. I only really known her from her part
on Roseanne. If you remember her having a role on
Roseanne back in the day, she got that giant gamp
in her teeth. For me, she is not attractive at
all whatsoever. It's her face, it's that giant gamp in

(41:22):
her teeth. Funny, yes, but I'm not making love to
your sense of humor, right right, So for me, I'm out.
I'm out on Sandra Bernhard.

Speaker 7 (41:33):
When I look at her, I feel like I wouldn't
be having sex with her. She would be having sex
with me, like she would just take total control.

Speaker 2 (41:42):
You're my bitch now, lindsay.

Speaker 7 (41:44):
Right, and I'm fine, sure.

Speaker 2 (41:48):
So you would sure. Okay, this one's tough because are
we going with seventy year old Sandra Bernhard? Are we
going with at her prime? Like when prime? And we
saw her right right? I would say with any of
these celebrities, it's not gonna be who they are now
if they're in their seventies, it would have to be

(42:09):
in their prime. You know, Whoopee Goldberg in her prime
still was not attractive at all whatsoever. Because this one
I just sent you of Sander Bernhardt, I'm out on
but this yeah, yeah, she looks like, hey, Jim, class
is starting. But this one she looks like a quirky,

(42:31):
weird indie girl. Okay, let's take a look. Then I'm like, okay, yeah,
she looks fun. Even that picture, man, I don't know.
It's her jaw, it's her teeth, it's the gap in
her teeth, it's a little bit of just everything from
the neck up that I'm just like, it turns me off.
I'm out. Yeah. Here's another one I've always thought she's

(42:53):
got this weird, quirky sexiness about her. But when I
see pictures of her, now, the one I'm just sending you,
you know, I'll give you that, this one black and
white one where she's got like blonde hair, open rope,
that's pretty hot. That just don't smile and will be

(43:13):
all right. The next picture when you scroll through that
where she's got that punk look, I'm out, yeah, I'm out.
On Look at the two I just sent you. Okay, okay, I.

Speaker 7 (43:23):
Just this one in the flowery blouse she's getting she's
going to Whoope's house for brunch.

Speaker 2 (43:29):
Sure. Look at the next one I sent you for
rum being hey, Bible School starting. Another one that they
have on here is Juliette Lewis. This one is one
that I have to disagree on, you know, from Natural

(43:50):
Born Killers, What's Eating Gilbert Grape? She was in that
one Cape Fear I. I I've always found her not
the most attracted, Like she ain't a ten on my book,
but at least a seven. And I would totally be
hooking up with Juliet Lewis.

Speaker 7 (44:11):
Yeah, I would too.

Speaker 2 (44:14):
So I think Juliet Lewis has that same weird quirky
look about her that sander Bernhardt does, and but look
at and they're twenty year age difference. By the way,
I just sent you a most picture from like two
days ago. She looks amazing. Yes that is hot, but
we're seeing her dalled up where sander Bernhardt don't care.

(44:35):
R right, I think even dressed down, plain Jane just
woke up on a Sunday, Juliet Lewis would still be
pretty damn cue.

Speaker 7 (44:45):
Yeah, there's some older pictures of Juliet Lewis where it's like, oh,
she needs to like get.

Speaker 2 (44:50):
Power washed, but you look dirty.

Speaker 7 (44:53):
Yeah, And then there's pictures but it worked for her,
like that look worked.

Speaker 2 (44:57):
For her, right right, right, Okay, here's a good one. Now.
Granted she's in makeup for a movie, but she don't
look good in this. Her and Peter Dinklige were in
a movie The Thicket. Yeah, yeah, that's pretty rough, but

(45:18):
we know that's not what she really Maybe it is,
Maybe it is. I was about to say, maybe that's
just all Hollywood makeup, but maybe they didn't have to
put makeup on her to get achieve that. Yeah, I
just said to another one, like a candid whatever and
she has a she's starting to get her Ron Howard

(45:39):
on her hair. Okay, yes, she got she got a
six head going on there, yeah, yeah, and a dog
and her I think she is an awesome musician, Like
I think she's fun. But I'm putting her and Sander
Bernhardt in the same boat. Okay, there's certain something about
him that makes them cute and doable. What else we

(46:00):
got here? Another one that I would personally disagree with
is Tory Spelling. They have Tory Spelling on here is
an ugly celebrity, and I don't think so. Even back
in the early nineties, the nine o two one oh days,
I thought she was cute. Then she wasn't the prettiest
one on the cast. No, I mean she was still
pretty pretty hot. So what would I totally bang it

(46:24):
out with Tori Spelling in her prime or right now? Yes,
one hundred percent.

Speaker 7 (46:28):
No, I wouldn't like because after you bring her, she's
gonna follow you around like a cat. She's not gonna
ever leave. Yeah, go way, Yes, you're gonna have to
keep feeding her.

Speaker 2 (46:41):
Stop ballowing me. Yeah there is younger okay, older her
hard pass Okay there. I do not love that plastic
surgery look. Okay, that she is. She is throwing around
and there is a little bit where she who's that

(47:03):
she had the talk show and she had the fainting
episode on the talk show. And Wendy Williams. She has
a Wendy Williams look to her. That AM just not
into Okay, Okay, I guess I get it. Ain't stopping
me any I wouldn't have sex with Wendy Williams. I've
never found her attractive at all whatsoever. Huge knockers, yes,
but the rest of her get on out of here. Uh,

(47:25):
here's one just for you, Corbyn. Hold on, I have
a Wendy Williams Tory spelling lookalike for you to gaze on,
and they are pretty pretty close. You're not wrong. You

(47:45):
are not wrong at all, my friend. A lot of
plastic surgery in the cheekbone areas, a lot I have
some whip fillers. Okay, I'm still not I'm still not
passing it up. I'd go for it. I go for
it all right. They have Taylor Swift on here as
one of the ugliest celebrities, and I kind of would agree.

(48:09):
She's got that weird pointy Renee's eel wigger kind of face.
That's not attractive to me at all. Whatsoever. You just
picked the Wendy Williams look alike. Listen, there's just something
about her. I just she looks angry, she looks pissed
all the time. She's super bony. For me, it's just
I'm not attracted to her. Now, take all that aside.

(48:31):
She's like, gimpe you want to get together. Yeah, she's
worth billions going on what you said in the beginning. Yes,
and to have that kind of notoriety. But if I
saw her and she didn't have all that, and I've
seen her at the bar or whatever, I'm not approaching her. Man.

Speaker 7 (48:46):
I don't think she's ugly. I think that she is
more of she's more of like a plane Jane. But
I don't find her ugly at all. And I think
that there's moments where she's where she can be extraly
hot in certain photos. But for me, yeah, she's definitely doable.

Speaker 2 (49:06):
We'll do a couple of warriors because there's all been
women so far, so we're gonna switch over to the
guys on this one.

Speaker 7 (49:11):
Would oh, we know, you'd sleep with Taylor Swift put
me in well, but again it's not Taylor Swift right,
put me in a head triangle.

Speaker 2 (49:19):
Those legs are wild man.

Speaker 7 (49:21):
Yeah, m, that is true.

Speaker 2 (49:24):
Keep your triangle legs to yourself. I'm still how about
Jack Black? Would you make sweet sweaty love with Jack Black?
I'm right there with you. He's a funny guy, can be.
He's a little set of the same old stick all

(49:46):
the time. But not an attractive dude, even back in
the day, right when he was a lot thinner, think
shallow hal days. Think you know, in the beginning, he
was not an attractive dude at all whatsoever, and he's
just gotten worse with age.

Speaker 7 (50:03):
I look at him and I just think that he's
got a He smells like onions.

Speaker 2 (50:11):
He smells like something Corbyn because he looks like a Shrek.
Is that where you're going?

Speaker 7 (50:15):
No, I just he just doesn't. He just looks like
he needs to take a shower. He doesn't look like
Shrek to me. He just looks unkept. Yeah, Shrek eight onions. Yeah,
I've stood next to him. He is a tiny person.

Speaker 2 (50:30):
No thanks. Yeah, he's funny though, if he wasn't so short,
the funny would get me yeah again, I just I've
never found him attractive. All right, last one here, and uh,
I'm gonna say Rayleioda, ray Lioda. Of course he's dead now,
but you know, clearly, either in his prime or whatever,
would you would you make sweet love to ray Lioda?

Speaker 3 (50:53):
Me?

Speaker 2 (50:53):
Personally? I probably would. I've always thought he was kind
of an attractive dude and seems like a cool kind
of guy as well. So I would totally let Rayleio
to give it to me.

Speaker 7 (51:05):
It's tough because he's got nice He always had nice eyes,
but he's always had that pock face. His skin was always.

Speaker 2 (51:15):
It's not like single you are petty.

Speaker 7 (51:19):
I mean, this was the whole thing was based on looks.

Speaker 2 (51:23):
Okay, yeah, so.

Speaker 7 (51:28):
But I probably would. I always liked his voice. His
voice did it for me. So okay, yeah, he looks
like he's going to punish you.

Speaker 2 (51:39):
Okay, right, Okay, I guess I could see that. It
doesn't look like a sensitive sensual lover, is what you're saying. Right, Nope,
he ain't going to take his sweet time. No, get
right in it. Okay, So are you are you letting
him hit it or what? Corbyn? Yes, of course you
would he looks like he's gonna hurt, like, okay, let's

(52:01):
have fun. Rale. Yes, women love assuming I would be
a woman right like women love those type of personalities. Yeah, yeah,
I'm in it. I'm in it for ray. There you go.
Even ugly celebrities need love to Sorr.

Speaker 8 (52:15):
I was looking at a least other big crown, no world,
Take my strong hand, get al give train, Alma, give
train around the world, take my my strong hand, get
all the train. Looking by the little word I can't
press the phone and jump at the same pain.

Speaker 3 (52:37):
You're listening to the big Mad Morning Show.

Speaker 2 (52:40):
Let's play a game. We got tickets to give away
to see Day to remember. They're gonna be a to
be okay, sent our November twentieth eight three three four
six oh kmod is the phone number and Schnip Schnapschner
is the game. Current record is well, sir, I am
leading with fifteen and you have twelve and Lindsey Hans
eight Last week's winter would be me, So Lindsay and

(53:01):
Corbyn eight three three four six oh K m o
D eight three three four six oh kmo D call
up decide who's going to be your clue giver, whoever
gets the most right is going to win those tickets
for a day to remember. Good morning, you're on the air.
What is your name, Jake, Jake? Who would you like
to give clues? Lindsay or Corbyn?

Speaker 8 (53:21):
Corbyn Jake.

Speaker 2 (53:22):
Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
first clue. Here we go. This is the twelfth month December. Yes, uh,
this is the blank Graham social media and stuff. Yes,
what is the actual word though that they're shortening? And

(53:45):
then yes, uh, this is a type of snake. This
was the evil leader for g I Joe. Yes. Uh,
this is a place where they make spirits like vodka,
whiskey discillary. Yes, not a butterfly. It's at night. They're
attracted to light. Yes that what did you say? Yes,

(54:11):
this is the money you have to pay every month
for your house mortgage. Yes, this is what you do
when you vibrate your vocal chords to music. Yes. Uh,
there's private bathrooms and blank bathrooms. Yes, well, aren't you
a smart one? Another word for smart eight is what

(54:36):
I got gimbie eight. Pretty good, Jake, hang on the line. Okay,
all right, good morning, you're on the air. What is
your name, Kelly? What is your name, Cody? How are
you today?

Speaker 7 (54:51):
I'm good?

Speaker 2 (54:52):
Good. Eight is the number to beat. Timer starts after
the first clue. Here we go.

Speaker 7 (54:57):
We mentioned this estate early this morning. It is very green.
Not hugely populated, hard working state, very green. Not much
to do there, Jack Organ past that one. Oh you

(55:22):
do this A lot of these in college. Legs, legs
up in the air. You're drinking beer? Yes, rod and
blank when fishing if you have yes uh not an
em you kind of looks like one, not a camel. Yes.

(55:47):
Uh the jersey. Oh, I almost said it. Okay, these
kids came from this shore. It was a show. But
what was the state? What was the yes? If you
are going to go to a different place in time,
you might say that you can. I have the ability
to blank myself back in time.

Speaker 2 (56:15):
Time time time time, time time time. Sorry, you did
not win, but thank you so much for playing. Thanks congratulations, Jake.
You're getting those tickets to see a New Day a
Data remember. Sorry over at the Bok Center on November twentieth. Awesome,

(56:37):
thank you. Hang Yeah, Okay, so the one you passed
on it is next to Colorado. Cheyenne Yanne what's the
letter before X. That's what the state starts with Wisconsin,
the other one not Washington, right, not Wyoming. And then

(57:04):
so Bill and Ted on their excellent adventure, would do
what in time? Your hands up travel time travel? And
how would that be achieved?

Speaker 7 (57:14):
My teleportation?

Speaker 2 (57:16):
Tell aboord through a bone boom?

Speaker 4 (57:18):
Yeah, so another word for witty or based on the spelling,
a butcher might use a.

Speaker 2 (57:29):
Meat that's where I was gonna go, or I was
gonna go to Beaver's mom on leave it to Beaver,
missus Okay, Ward and Jane Blank. Yeah, that's clean clever,
but if you get them, I think that's pretty close.

Speaker 7 (57:42):
Yeah, definitely.

Speaker 2 (57:43):
Is that clever or is it clever? What word? We
don't know, It doesn't matter. I just got to get
you to say what's on the card, all right? The record, Now, well,
that keeps me in the lead with fifteen, moves you
to thirteen, and keeps Lindsay with it. Wel Colvin says
here that Apartment of War order to carry out nuclear
weapon testing. In a social post on truth Social Trump

(58:05):
said due to the testing programs of other countries, he's
instructed the Department to start testing US weapons on an
equal basis. In the post, he specifically cited the nuclear
programs of Russia and China. The last time the US
tested a nuclear weapon was in nineteen ninety two. Wow,
it's been a little while since we've tested something crazy. Yeah.

(58:29):
RFK Junior says there's not enough proof linking talenthld autism.
He told reporters yesterday that the association betwixt talanol given
shortly before, during, and immediately after pregnancy is not sufficient
to say it definitely causes autism, but very suggestive. He said,
pain medicine should be used cautiously. Did you see what

(58:51):
it was wearing?

Speaker 7 (58:52):
Right?

Speaker 2 (58:54):
Suggestive? The makers talentol have repeatedly denied the or defended
the medication, saying has no specific link. What else we
got here? High senior makes test Okay, a Tennessee high
school senior makes a test to check for spiked drinks.
All right. When one of Abigail Goddard's family members was

(59:15):
sexually assaulted after having her drink spike, she became determined
to find a way to protect more women from being
drug now. The product is called Spiky and is a
set of test stripped stashed inside of a keychain. And
each keychain contains test strips that change colors blue, orange,
or gray when exposed to certain drugs that are used

(59:36):
to spike drinks.

Speaker 7 (59:37):
Yeah, why did I think that these already existed?

Speaker 2 (59:40):
Because there's been a thing on the internet about fingernail
polish that does that. That's fake. And I guess Abigail
here said, you know what, We're gonna make this a reality,
which I think is pretty smart. Now now will be
easily accessible and affordable. Right, but a high school student
did that. I think that's pretty impressive. And then lastly,

(01:00:01):
here Broken a Republic school says meal program will continue
uninterrupted amid the potential snamp suspension. The district stated all
school breakfast and lunch programs will continue without an interruption
due to the US Department of Agriculture's funds still being
received by the Oklahoma State Department of Education. Students already
receiving free in or reduced meals don't need to take

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any accident at this time. For families who believe they
might need free or reduced meals due to the loss
of income or issues surrounding the shutdown, you could submit
an application for the district busy meal.

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Speaker 2 (01:01:01):
Good luck, Good morning, gimpee, Well, good morning, Corbin. I
want you to come hang out with me tomorrow night.
I'm gonna be at the Lady Danavas from five to
seven for their Spooky Spectacular Halloween events, costume contest, drink specials,
sexy ladies and me come and hang out Conspiracy Theory Thursday.
This is gonna be a fun one. I am fascinated

(01:01:24):
by the sheer number of people that go missing, just
evaporate into thin air, and if anything, it gives me
evidence that we live in a simulation in a computer.
It's the only explanation that these people evaporate. I'm not
talking about Bob, who you know lives down by the

(01:01:45):
River who no one misses. These are people that were
quote semi famous, well connected, like Shelley Miss Cabbage. I'm
sure i'mmutal that she's the first Lady of the Church
of Scientology. She was killed off. She was married to

(01:02:06):
the group's leader, and she was last seen at her
father's funeral in two thousand and seven and has not
been seen publicly since. Leah Rimney found it odd that David,
the leader, was the best man at a Scientology member,
Tom Cruise's wedding to Katie Holmes in two thousand and six,

(01:02:27):
but Shelley was absent at that ceremony. She has since
been raising questions about her disappearance. Leah Riimney left the
church in twenty thirteen followed the missing person's report with
the LAPD. The church claimed at the time that she
was doing fine. She's not a public figure and we
asked that her privacy be respected, a spokesperson for the

(01:02:50):
Scientology said. In twenty thirteen, Church officials said the missing
person's report was nothing more than a publicity stunt from
missus Rhymney cooked up with unemployed anti zelots. They maintained
that she's been working with the Church of scientology, but
offered no additional information about her well being. Now, I

(01:03:10):
think police can go we're here for a welfare check. Now,
you don't necessarily have to abide by it, right If
you know, if I answer the door and they're like,
we're here to do a welfare check, I don't think
they have the right to come inside. I think you
have a warrant for that.

Speaker 7 (01:03:26):
Yeah, they just have to make sure that you're alive.

Speaker 2 (01:03:30):
Yeah. But if they're looking for my wife and I'm like,
she ain't here, I don't know what you're talking about,
or she's fine, I don't have to show them to
her or show her to them. Oh, I don't know
what right would they have.

Speaker 7 (01:03:48):
Well, if the call is specifically about her, I would
think that they would need to to know that she's
okay and her whereabouts.

Speaker 2 (01:03:58):
I think it's in there afore time being is that
they are police, that you would have to all right, Well,
because how are you going to prove that they're fine?
You know, they they're you're gonna they're gonna take your
word for it, right, But I don't know what legal
Unless they heard distress or felt like she was there,
I don't think they can just enter, like you just

(01:04:21):
can't go into somebody's property, into someone's house.

Speaker 7 (01:04:23):
Well, if you were to say, well, she's not here
right now, I think they can say, well, we're gonna
wait until she comes back.

Speaker 2 (01:04:30):
Okay, yeah, go ahead, wait out there, and they might
just do that. Okay, that doesn't mean anything, right, right.
I just don't think police because they're there for a
wheelchair gives them the right to enter property that I
don't know. We'd have to speak to some of our
police officer friends, right. You could easily be like, get bit,

(01:04:53):
I don't have to give you a true I get
what you're saying, right, But doesn't that escalate the situation
a little more? Right, And we're like, all right, this
guy is being a dick. Let's get a warrant to
search the property for a person. Even though it started
off as a simple welfare check. It's like those simple

(01:05:17):
traffic stops, right. And then these entitled people are like,
I don't have to give you my lasses. I don't
have to give you nothing. It's my right, I know
my rights. Bucker Bucker Buckler, Bucker Brooker. And then that
just makes things even worse, and they got to get
the boss out and da da da dad. And it's
just like, if you do just shut the hell up
and let them do their job the first time, we
wouldn't have this problem. No, I don't disagree with any
of that, but it's I think the movies have made it.

(01:05:38):
You believe that a welfare check, they can show up
and if no one answers, they can kick the door in,
And that's just not true. Unless they can see it
through a window and see somebody lying on the ground,
they hear screams for help. There's something to warrant that action, right,
But just because you call in a welfare check and
they go and knock on the door and no one answers,

(01:05:59):
there's nothing. That's the that's the end of the welfare checking.
Let's put it to the thest We'll do a welfare
check on somebody on the show's house and you know,
you say, no, man, we stop it and let's see
what happens. Jody Hugh's new trit She would go to
work at three am and she was a morning anchor
on a TV station, and in nineteen ninety five, she

(01:06:22):
was late for her daybreak at six am segment. A
producer called her twice. I talked to her and woke
her up. The first time that was in a twenty
eleven interview. The second time, it just rang and rang
and rang. I don't remember how many times. The producer added,
I had obviously woken her up. She asked what time
it was. I told her. She said she'd be right

(01:06:42):
in the news. Acre never made it to work that
day and vanished from her apartment complex. Investigators found no
signs of struggle in her apartment and believed she was abducted.
They also found a bent key outside her car. In
nineteen ninety five, Christopher at Rievak was named a person
of interest in the case. He took his own life
in prison after being arrested in connection with a different case.

(01:07:04):
John vanshe was believed to be the last person to
see Jody alive before disappearance, was also named a person
of interest. The case still is unsolved three decades later.
It's got Hurt listed as dead died in two thousand
and one. Yeah, I think because after a certain time,
when someone's been missing, you can legally claim them there

(01:07:24):
go ahead and pronounced or dead. Yeah, Okay, Glenn Miller.
That Glenn Miller, the trombone player. Uh he's obviously one
of the biggest pre war musicians. During his days as
a bandleader for the Army Air Force Band, he and
his mates would record and perform up to eighteen hours
a day dozens a dozens of military bases, even enlisted

(01:07:47):
as a captain in the US Air Force. In forty four,
he boarded plane for Britain departed for Paris, where he
was expected to perform for troops. He and the rest
of the onboard crew never made it across the channel.
A buddy houlid it Patrick McDermott. That should sound familiar

(01:08:09):
because that is her ex boyfriend, Olivia Newton John's ex boyfriend.
He was a cameraman. They did it off and on
for about nine years. He went on an overnight fishing
expedition didn't return. This happened in two thousand and five.
His bag, walt and keys were found on the boat
and his car was still parked where he left it,

(01:08:29):
but none of the other twenty two passengers and crew
members on board reported him missing when they returned. The
search for him began only a week later when his
ex wife reported him missing, with nobody seeing him go overboard.
Some speculated whether he faked his own tragic passing to
flee from his financial woes. Theories even went further that

(01:08:51):
he had been seen in Mexico. Some claimed he was
living under a new identity. Others claimed having to see
him live on a yacht off the coast of Acapuco.
On occasion. In twenty seventeen, a photograph was published claiming
it was Patrick himself posing with another woman, but this
was disproved after a Canadian couple came forward and said

(01:09:13):
they were the people in the picture. I love. Wouldn't
they say someone's missing, They're like, oh, they're living off
a yacht in Acapuco, or like they always make it
sound like this glamorous thing, but that would be impossible.
Maybe he got tired of getting physical all the time. Sure. Uh.

(01:09:33):
Pierre Bioncini was known for a his soccer play. He
played defender for European teams, and he was known for
being kind of a troublemaker. He got numerous red and
yellow cards. For those that don't know, that means when
you're in trouble, it's like a flag. On occasion, he
was granted the red card for slapping the player, but

(01:09:55):
instead of silently walking away, he reportedly ripped the card
up and headbutted the referee. That's what kind the guy
he was. You can't do that, man. He was thirty
one when he disappeared in December of nineteen ninety three.
He had left his home in Corsica drove away, disappearing forever.
His car was found abandoned in the port of Bostia
with no sign of him. They don't know if he

(01:10:17):
was linked to criminal circles that led to his disappearance.
There was nobody and no clues that gave any answers.
Just boom.

Speaker 7 (01:10:25):
Did they ever question that ref that he slapped?

Speaker 2 (01:10:27):
It was the circle of refs is what it is
a little organization. We honestly know about Jimmy Hoffa. Nobody
knows where he is are they do, Alan Khan. This
is a French glam rock icon. This artist was inspired
by David Bowie. Loureed, known for the weird lyrics. His

(01:10:49):
career peaked in nineteen seventy and some reportedly claimed he
not only managed to meet David Bowie, but was even
whisked away in his in David Bowie's black Mercedes for
ten days the singer was last seen at a subway station.
He vanished from Paris without a note or corpse ever
turning up. They speculated that maybe he passed away to

(01:11:10):
overdose or maybe foul play. There have been no leads
and they have no idea what's happened to him for
three decades. Zoe McClellan, this is fairly recent. This is
an actress who was on Designated Survivor in CIS and
her ex husband said she disappeared with their child. A

(01:11:31):
warrant was issued for her for the child custody, deprivation, kidnapping,
and child of stealing in twenty twenty one, and according
to the ex husband, the actress took their four year
old son to Toronto without his consent, and that they
had been missing since April of twenty nineteen, not appearing
in any productions and presumably living under a different identity.

(01:11:54):
Fans think that she's acted, she hasn't acted too, checked
her son from harm, and that they are living off
the grid. Meanwhile, a former boyfriend of hers has come
forward and said they reconnected many times. They even have
exchanged messages and he said that the boyfriend they got

(01:12:18):
weird phone calls. He got weird phone calls from her
and wasn't sure what she was saying, and that they
haven't heard from each other since. They believe she may
be very much alive, but she suffers from bipolarism, and
if she does, I would think she would need some
medical treatment or her erratic behavior would draw attention to

(01:12:42):
her and her son, especially in a small community cliche,
you know, up in Canada, right off the beaten path,
I would think, and at some point you think maybe
the child would come forward. I'm reading this book right
now about these women who are held by these guards underground.

(01:13:03):
They don't know any they don't know what time, they
don't know what debt time is. They think they're living
in twenty four hour cycles. They don't know. They only
eat one meal a day, and the guards one day
just disappear and they don't have to figure out how
to live.

Speaker 7 (01:13:18):
Oh, so they're not getting their one meal a day anymore, right.

Speaker 2 (01:13:20):
The guards are gone. Yeah, And so kind of like that,
if you were the Sun and you've been there since
you were four, and you've been out excluded, you don't
know what life is right right, being raised about wolves? Yeah,
fortis eight. You don't remember a lot of those things
that you've done. Another one Joe Peckler. He was in

(01:13:44):
Varsity Blues. He was the kid who dressed up Vanderbeek's
brother who dressed up in different characters you might remember. Yeah,
And he relocated to Los Angeles to pursue his acting career.
He started at least fourteen movies and television shows at

(01:14:07):
his parents' request, He paused his acting career to finish
high school. His car was found four days after his disappearance.
Inside the vehicle, there was a note where he expressed
the wish to be stronger and desire for his possessions
to be handed to his younger brother. The active detective
on the case suspects the incident to be self harm.

(01:14:28):
His body was never found. They have no clear line
of what happened to him. Another one a rapper, real
name Forrest Shob otherwise known as d Y, which is
short for Richard Young. He disappeared in twenty ten. The
family reported him missing after he departed from Mexico. Three

(01:14:51):
months after he departed from Mexico, nobody knows the reason
behind his trip, whether he reached his destination. Some reports
claim he was a mex Go shooting his music video
that that's my spot before his disappearance. They haven't heard
from him since then. They're obviously worried. It's considered one

(01:15:12):
of hip hop's biggest mysteries. I don't know if any
that's true, because I didn't know who he was until
reading this. Maybe he was taken out by snow. He's like,
if you's gonna be any Canadian rappers, it's me. He's like,
I'm on Fama. Tammy Leppert she was a beauty queen
actress model. She was eighteen years old when she disappeared

(01:15:35):
nineteen eighty three. She appeared in some films. Her most
famous role was in Scarface. In nineteen eighty three, after
the shooting of the movie spring Break had finished, the
model went unaccompanied to a party one week and and
returned to a different person, according to one of her friends.
Months before her vanishing, she reportedly started showing signs of

(01:15:55):
mental distress, including a fear of being attacked. She was
evaluated at a medical center in cleared of illegal substance use,
but her behavior continued. The model was last seen in Florida.
Her mother struggled for years trying to find a culprit,
with people such as serial criminal Christopher Wilder kidnapper John
Crutchley being considered suspects. A Cocoa Beach detective said in

(01:16:17):
eighty five that he received two telephone calls from an
anonymous woman claiming that Tammy was alive and pursuing a
career as a nurse just straight up evaporated. John Paul
Senior and his son, John Paul Junior were father son
racing combo, winning several races as a team in eighty

(01:16:39):
one and eighty two. John Paul Senior's racing career took
a blow when he was sentenced to prison for a
list of crimes, including trafficking of illegal substances and ending
the life of federal witness. While behind bars, another inmate
attempted a prison escape by squirting a mixture of hot
sauce and liquid floor cleaner in a guard's face. The

(01:17:00):
guard recovered and fired a shot at them, foiling their
attempt to scale a twelve foot wall at Baker County Jail.
Their attempted prison escape was unsuccessful. The racer married a
woman named Colleen Wood, who unexpectedly disappeared during a boat
trip with him in two thousand. The next year, he
also vanished without a trace, and no one knows where

(01:17:20):
he is to this date. Just immediately, just gone right
off the face of the earth. No one has any
idea where they are, what they went, where they went.
Last one Joe Cripps. He was a drummer for a
Grammy Award winning band called Brave Combo. He left the
band in the nineties, but he stayed active in the
music scene and moved back to Little Rock. He was

(01:17:42):
last seen in October of twenty sixteen, spring a massive
search that still remains unsolved. His brother revealed at the
time he was supposed to play a gig on October
twenty first of twenty sixteen, never showed up. Quote, he
missed a job playing music locally. That's unlike him. I
was called by band members to check on him. The
word brother told media outlets that it was unlike Joe

(01:18:04):
to stay out of touch with everyone for a long time.
We feel like he could have had a medical emergency,
is ill or hurt somewhere and we can't find him,
or perhaps maybe even foul play. They have no idea
where he went. Remember that story a while back about
the guy who was felby. He was like on top

(01:18:24):
of the cooler, a worker, and he fell in between
the two coolers and he was there for god knows
how long. People just buying their Swansons and whatever else.
I think that happens a lot. I think I don't
know if that happened to any of these people, but
they maybe trip and fall in the woods, right, went
on a hike, filled down and vein. Yeah, and you know,

(01:18:44):
maybe they're unconscious. Maybe they died and Amil drags their
carcass off right, and their bones are in a cave somewhere, right,
Or they were abducted by aliens, or they were taken
out of the game, right, It's possible. Yeah, all right,
I got another conspiracy, but it's very true, or is it.

(01:19:05):
I'll do that one when we come back.

Speaker 3 (01:19:08):
More of the Big Men Morning Show is next.

Speaker 2 (01:19:11):
Snspiracy Theory Thursday. This happened, I believe last Friday, when
a sheriff's department put out a note stating that they
had a problem and that a truck hauling monkeys from

(01:19:32):
a lab. Tell me if any this sounds like a
movie has crashed and the monkeys have dispersed and the
community should be concerned. Yeah, not the first time a
truckload of science monkeys have been you know, crashed and

(01:19:53):
monkeys escape. The apparently got the monkey as many as
they could and killed them, but at one point it
was reported that three were still on the loose and
that the monkeys were carrying various diseases like hepatitis, c herpies,

(01:20:18):
and COVID nineteen, and that they said for the community
to be on alert and stay away from them, and
that they can weigh as much as forty pounds and
will attack humans. Wow, that sounds terrifying. Yeah, angry herpee monkeys.

(01:20:41):
This is what the police said. They do pose potential
health threats and are aggressive. So they worked with Mississippi
Wildlife and Fisheries. They wrangled almost all of them, killed
some other ones, but there was still one on the
loose still I think still today, still on the loose,

(01:21:02):
and they were being transported from Tulane University, and they
finally involved Tulane University and the university said that no,
these they're not infected with anything. These monkeys are fine.
They said that these were monkeys being sent to another

(01:21:24):
organization for research and hadn't been infected with anything. And
when they talked to the police or the media talked
to the police, they said, this is what the police said.
The truck driver told us that the monkeys were dangerous
and posed a threat to humans. How would the truck
driver know, so we took appropriate actions after being given

(01:21:47):
that information from the person transporting the monkeys. He said
they had to wear PPE equipment to handle the monkey's
personal protective equipment. And I'm with you, how would he
know that? I mean, sure he knows he's hauling monkeys,
but I don't know if like when you move steak,

(01:22:08):
do they go, hey, you've got t bones or do
they just go you're moving meat.

Speaker 7 (01:22:14):
Well, maybe the truck driver saw them in their in
their PPE clothes when they were handling the monkeys and
putting them in the truck.

Speaker 2 (01:22:27):
Well, if these monkeys are being transported for scientific works,
you wouldn't want a good specimen to get contaminated. Therefore
you would wear PPE. It wouldn't matter if they had
you see what I'm saying, Right, you would in case
you got the flu, you would be wearing that so
you don't infect the monkey. Right, that's going on for research? Heare, Yeah,

(01:22:50):
I mean that makes sense. I also think it makes
sense to just not believe the truck driver. I'm just saying, right,
he could be making stuff up. He could have been
talking to whoever's you know right in the little fork
low dolly, you know, loading these monkeys onto the truck,
and he could be messing with well, yeah, these monkeys
are diseased, be careful. I understand that maybe it was

(01:23:10):
a chaotic event and they wanted to protect the community
as fast as possible. I commend them on that, but
they also potentially created a chaotic situation telling people to
stay in their homes and you are in danger when
they weren't, and that I would think transporting in a
with semis and stuff, it's a pretty easy way to go.

(01:23:31):
Who's the contact number for your for your for your
order and you think, hey, let's start writing the text
message or whatever that's going out. You call the universe
wherever you got the shipment from. Let's confirm that these
are indeed sick, yeah, infected herpetic Babe, were in the hospital.

(01:23:58):
I got bit monk, bit by a monkey. Three months later,
all right, maybe I have herpes. What do you mean
you have herpes? You've only been with me. I know
you're lying to me. Remember that monkey was bitten by
don't blame it on the monkey. Yeah, what was this
monkey's name?

Speaker 7 (01:24:20):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (01:24:22):
And is hepatitis? See the that's the bad one.

Speaker 7 (01:24:26):
Okay, Yeah, that's the one that Tommy Lee gave Pamela Anderson.

Speaker 2 (01:24:34):
HEPSI can be transmitted from mother to baby during childbirth. Okay, Yeah,
I don't think there is a good form of hepatitis.
But I think that's definitely the one you don't want. No,
but I think there's one you're born with, like you're
naturally born with H that isn't like as devastating, one

(01:24:56):
is like ew, and one is like Okay, maybe I've
got that wrong. God knows the number of things that
we we've talked about on this show. You were born.
The hep B is what it says, given A it's
vaccine given a birth protect newborns from infection. So yeah,

(01:25:18):
B A. Parents with chronic hepatitis B infection have very
high chance of developing a chronic infection themselves. Okay, B
has a vaccine. C doesn't. Yeah. Either way, you're not
gonna hear whether I say I have B or C.
When I tell you I have hepatitis, you just gonna

(01:25:39):
hear hepatitis. You're just gonna hear the hip keep your
happy ass away from me. Right. The headline is gonna
be like morning show host has hepatitis, not morning show
host has curable. Right, Hey, hepatitis. But either one of
those hep C you've got corona and what and the

(01:26:02):
HERP is what those monkeys had. Those are all nothing
that nobody really wants to have. And this is hept
can be cured eight to twelve weeks of medication. Okay,
which hepatitis is incurable?

Speaker 7 (01:26:15):
Then it used to be c I think a cure
only came about within the past five to ten years.

Speaker 2 (01:26:23):
Okay, hep B is the incurable form of hepatitis. HEPC,
on the other hand, is considered curable with anti viral medications. Well,
then Google just contradicted itself. Yeah, this is a vaccine
is available to prevent it. Uh huh. Hepatitis A usually
resolves itself within a few months. HEP B can be

(01:26:43):
suppressed and yeah, and then yeah, heptize AB and C
did it da? Who knows? Okay, the alphabet of hepatize.
Heps is considered the worst. That's good. You can get
liver damage causes cirrhosis. There's no cure for hepsi, although
anti viral medications can effectively treat the infection and prevent

(01:27:04):
further damage. So there you go. All right, you gotta
have one which all right, okay, well we'll do this.
Then you find out your employee has hep insert hep here, Yeah,
we'll go see sure. How many days off do they
get from work after finding out they have hepsi? Incurable?

(01:27:29):
Gonna create some damage to the liver, donzie, Well.

Speaker 7 (01:27:33):
There's medication for it. Now, so you take you take
the rest of the week and see your doctor. Figure
out your game plan.

Speaker 2 (01:27:45):
Gimpie, Well, they already want to see the doctor. So
and that's how they found out they had hepatitis C.
And then like, all right, so I'm gonna say, no,
you don't get any time off, you bitch, get back
to work, come on now, because serious. I mean, like,
you went to the doctor and then you're coming back
the next day and be like I went to the
doctor yesterday. Oh yeah, how'd that go? Found out I

(01:28:08):
got heptitis C? But uh, you know I got some
meds for it. Oh, that's cool. Back on the line, Tommy,
I don't. I'm gonna be like, Hey, what what do
you think you need? I need a couple of days.
Gotta wrap my head around this. I gotta make sure
my game plans correctly. I gotta inform some partners. I'd

(01:28:31):
be like, Okay, yeah, whatever you need, so you can
be one hundred percent at work. If you're going to
show up and be twenty percent, I don't want you here.
People do that anyway without the hepatitis, you know what
I mean. So, but you're not asking for it that line. Now,
if you found out you had cancer or AIDS, I
might give you a couple of days. Oh that's treatable now, eh, right,

(01:28:52):
so is hepatitis? Parents. I'm just saying, why his aids?
You give them? You give them some time off for AIDS.
It's a little bit heavier, you know, news to get it. Then.
I don't know your hepatitis. I think I think anyway,
I like you got the HOIV huh, or you got
full blown AIDS. I think ultimately, as a manager, you
just go, yeah, whatever you need, it'll work itself out, right, right.

(01:29:14):
You'll either come back or you won't. Yeah, I'll find
some other idiots to take that job. And if you
have HEP or AIDS, I may have to find a
new person for there anyway, all right, company wants me
to get you to figure that out because we don't
want the claim to make all of our benefits go up.
All right, all right, we got to take a break.
We'll be back.

Speaker 3 (01:29:35):
Telsa's Morning Show is coming right back.

Speaker 7 (01:29:38):
Big morning, Good morning, Lindsay, Good morning, Gorvin. Happy twenty
seventh porn Star birthday to Miss Alexi Lower. She makes
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and Kinkiest Cowgirl in the West. She won Best All
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Speaker 2 (01:30:02):
Good Morning, Gimpie, Good morning, Gorbyn. Don't forget the nineteenth
Daniel Cansher Sucks concerts coming up November twenty ninth. And
if you've got a local band you would like to
open up for Josie Scott, the original voice of Saliba,
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do our top list's.

Speaker 8 (01:30:26):
Harberbic Med Morning Show's top list random topics randomly drawn
with random results. Now here's Corbyn, Gimpi and Lindsay with
this week's top list.

Speaker 2 (01:30:37):
This week's top list are the worst costumes to be
on Halloween. Number five Lindsay.

Speaker 7 (01:30:43):
A Christmas tree, Oklahoma. Weather is just way too unpredictable,
so I think that if it rains, getting electrocuted would
probably stop you from getting all of your favorites. Trick
or treating can't not a good time.

Speaker 2 (01:31:02):
Okay, Yeah, you know.

Speaker 7 (01:31:05):
Number four. Dressing up as a terrorist not a good
Halloween costume. Yeah, get the cops called on im, possibly
get shot, maybe rested.

Speaker 2 (01:31:17):
Yeah what if you just look like one naturally? Hey,
they'll make this personal, all right, I get checked at
the airport.

Speaker 7 (01:31:27):
Number three on my list, it's as a mom of twins.
It was always fun to dress them up in twin costumes.
One year they were two peas in a pod. Another
year I dressed them as a pair of dice. But
dressing them up as the twin Towers, I think is

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a bad idea.

Speaker 2 (01:31:50):
Only if your oldest son goes as a jetliner.

Speaker 7 (01:31:54):
Yeah, it's still it's a little cringe. Uh. Number two
my list a Holocaust victim, some old clothes, maybe a
slap in a name tag on that says Anne Frank
Or yeah, they.

Speaker 2 (01:32:10):
Didn't wear name tags right? Oh they had numbers, yeah,
tattoo numbers. They wore gold stars.

Speaker 7 (01:32:17):
Yeah or David yes? And bad choice.

Speaker 2 (01:32:23):
I don't I could be wrong. I wasn't there. I
don't think the guards cared about their names. They may have.
They may have been very kind guards, right, very true.
I don't think they wanted to know their names.

Speaker 7 (01:32:37):
Number one for me, which would probably be a very
easy costume for someone because you could just wear a
name tag and it could say Anna Rexia and you
could go as an eating disorder.

Speaker 2 (01:32:58):
Okay, topless. Worst costumes to be on Halloween? What do
you god can be? Number five is clowns. I'm not
like Lendsy, I'm not afraid of clowns, but kids in
clown costume, okay, adults in clown costume weird. Okay, that's
just my opinion. I mean, clowns are kind of weird anyway,

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even kids. But I get him. Clowns are four kids entertainment.
They're not really made for adult entertainment. Okay, I just
don't think they should be able to play on both
sides of the fence. You man, I'm okay with kids
dressing up as clowns, but they also can be quite
scary and intimidating, and so to me that's too he

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can we can't have.

Speaker 7 (01:33:42):
That, right, right, But Penny Weiss wasn't it was an adult.

Speaker 2 (01:33:46):
Yes, right, And at the point that Corbyn's saying, you know,
you could be funny and goofy and you'd also be
creepy and weird and scary murderous at the same time.
Really hard to decipher, it really is unless they show
us the teeth, right, right. Even John Wayne Gacy right,
who dressed up as a clown murdered a bunch of
little boys buried him underneath clowns are just just leave
him alone, man, leave the clowns alone. Number four on

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my list is Hangover Zach Zach Gallifanakis in the Hangover,
I am just stop doing that, just so over that
we got that one guy that comes to Oklahoma every
year and is dressed as that hangover Zach all weakened long.
I don't think he changes his clothes, No.

Speaker 7 (01:34:32):
I mean he doesn't nail that costume though I'm over it.

Speaker 2 (01:34:36):
I agree, I'm over it. Anybody who wants to be
hangover Zach to think of something else, all right. Number
three for me is the boat man kiny mmm. I
love that you're going with these cliche ones. You know it,
just nobody wants to see it. It didn't really even

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work for Sasha Baron Cohen in the in the movie
It's It's It was funny, it had its moments. Leave
it be, man, just leave it be. Nobody wants to say.
And do you really want your nuts popping out when
you bend over to pick something up off the floor.

Speaker 7 (01:35:10):
No, I don't know, you might, right, Yeah, that's why
they're dressing like that.

Speaker 2 (01:35:15):
I get it, you like the attention. It doesn't look good.
I can't think of anybody male wise that would look
good in that costume. No at all, whatsoever. Ryan Reynolds, No, No,
I'm trying to think of sexy Brad Pitt now, George Clooney, No,

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carlton Ford. Number two for me, uh now, Lindsay has
said a Holocaust victor, I specifically say, and Frank very drab?
All right? The costume and even if you do try
to go as like a sexy or a sluttie, and Frank,

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it's just weird. Okay, yeah, it's just and Frank was
not listen, Pioneer Great wrote a book not very attractive
at all whatsoever. And maybe that was just the time,
and maybe it was the pictures. But I don't know.
I look at some old timey pictures, you know, Western
days and whatnots like that. Wh I guess you're pretty hot,

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you know, but for that time you were very attractive.
For me, not so much. Well, I think it's just
anytime you see an adult dress as a kid's thing. Like,
I think it's weird to be sexy Santa, right, sexy snowman, right,
sexy postal worker. I understand some women have the it's

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just sexy postal worker, that's the thing. Huh. I have
to look into that. It is when you go get
your Halloween costume at four o'clock on the day of
the Halloween party. Last right, which brings me to number one,
is anything could relate? All right, SpongeBob, all right? Uh,

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any kind of kid's cartoon. You know, I've seen the
cosplay of a very sexy Velma from you know, Scooby Doo.
All right, but that doesn't work for everybody. Okay, anything
could related. Dressing up like a baby, I think is weird. Okay,
you know, wear the diaper and you got the bib
and the bonnet and the black No, that's weird, that's weird.

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You want to dress up a SpongeBob and a sexy SpongeBob?
All right? You trying to attract some young UN's there
your weirdo? Yeah, out of here? So number one, any
anything had related doing our top list worst costumes to
be on Halloween? Number five a woman wearing a pink

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dress from November twenty second, nineteen sixty three. Number four
a kid with a fro holding a pressure cooker. Okay,
Number three a bartender wearing a distinctly vibrant colored sweater

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and putting pops. Number two a defensive coordinator for Penn State,
with or without the shower curtain. And number one for
me on the worst costumes to be on Halloween would
have to be a born and raised New Yorker and

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American financier with a private island text that came in,
How about sexy sex offender? Ah, how would you do that?
Sexy child molester, which probably could go hand in hand
with each other. Sexy barrel of toxic waste. I've seen

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those sexy like nuclear plant worker costumes. Right, you're like, Okay,
it's just a bikini sexy Jeffrey Epstein. And for this person,
the worst Halloween costume to be on Halloween is a
sexy Corbyn. How would you do that? I don't know.

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I literally have no idea. I gave up trying about
thirteen years ago. You go to the Dollar General, get
you some glasses, right, maybe that borat MANKINI that we're
talking about. Listen, my wife engaged in charity work thirteen
years ago and I'm very grateful. Got her knocked up

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just to keep her locked in. No, I doubt I
did not. I had to get a doctor to help
me do that. Yeah, we'll be back.

Speaker 3 (01:39:52):
Morning show readturn snack.

Speaker 2 (01:39:54):
Talk sometimes about pain. Lots of money for ridiculous things,
baseball cars, football cards, memorabilia, things like that. There's going
to be a rock memorabilia auction next month with some
rare items from Tommy Lee to you two, Elvis Ace

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Freely and one of the things that is listed that
will be for sale. And this is really the only
reason I'm bringing it up. We'll talk about some other things.
Is in nineteen eighty five Gibson custom Michael Schenker Flying
V guitar played by Kirk Hammett at the two thousand

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and eight Metallica Tulsa concert. It is pretty badass. It's
verified with a photo and still has some of the
birthday shaving cream on it. Nice. How cool is that?
I'm not one to I Ten to fifteen thousand dollars
is how much they think it's going to bring in.

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And I'm not going to be spending that much money
on something like that. But going through the list of
stuff that they had, there was something that caught my
attention that I was like, I would do that. They
have Elvis Presley's bayonet from when he was in the military. Okay,

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two hundred bucks, I don't think so. How about his
Shelby County, Tennessee sheriff badge three hundred bucks? But does
it have his name on it? It's got a photo of him.
I don't care. That's a pretty ridiculously cool piece of memorabilia.

(01:41:52):
Right talking point, then these two, now we're getting into
something a little interesting. His black Jack is up forbid,
like one you whack people with. Correct, that's cool. Now
it says police blackjack. I can't imagine they issued him,
you know, full gear. Maybe they did, right, But they

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also have his police night stick. That's kind of neat.
That's for two hundred bucks. Is their blood still on?
I don't think he ever got to use it that way.
Then there's his karate weapons like numb chucks. That's pretty cool, man.
And then I don't know what this is, but it's

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his used throat sprayer like some of them. Link. I
don't want to see what you're looking at. Okay, the
throat spear that the throat sprayer specifically is what I
will put in the screener so you can see. And
then I'll put a whole the whole link so you
can see all the stuff, because it is pretty awesome that. Okay,

(01:43:01):
I don't know what that is. I mean, I know
it's a throat sprayer, right well, it looks one of
them looks like a bulb syringe if you know what
I'm talking about. That's what you use to suck the
boggers out of baby's noses. But I don't know what
that that other thing looked like a like an old
tiny perfume Yeah it does, yeah.

Speaker 7 (01:43:18):
And it and it could very well likely have been that,
and he made it himself.

Speaker 2 (01:43:22):
He turned it into right right, just put some water
and some pan killers in there.

Speaker 7 (01:43:27):
Or a lemon juice or something.

Speaker 2 (01:43:29):
I think. I think it also looks like the old
perfume spray with the little air ballb thing on the
on the end. Then there's this, which I also think
is pretty cool, and that is an RCA Record Executive's
rolodex that has Elvis's card in it, like where he
wrote this. It would just be fun to go through

(01:43:50):
all the names. I was about to say, I wonder
who else is in that rolodex. Of course Elvis is
gonna be the big name, Yeah that comes out, But
but who else that I think would be more interesting
to have than Elvett's bayonet or his throat sprayer. Now,
Tommy Lee has a bunch of stuff that is going
to be for sale, a lot of autographed Platinum records,

(01:44:14):
Gold records, things like that that are for sale, special
crew bracelet apparently that he used to wear, some limited
edition drumsticks that he had, a Sunset Strip Music Festival
Award that's given, you know, to him, things like that,

(01:44:34):
some albums. And this might be the coolest is the
black safe that the Pamela and Tommy Lee video was
allegedly in is up for auction. It's just a safe, agreed,
you know, agreed, unless the tape is still in there.

(01:44:54):
The original tape is still in there. I don't even
think I need to see it though. I mean I've
seen it, yeah, but to have to have it to
own the original everybody's seen it, everybody's seen how he
steers a boat, right, But to have the actual original
VHS cassette I think is pretty iconic. That's pretty awesome.

(01:45:16):
But other than that, it's just to say, and what
you're gonna tell your friends, hold on, let me let
me get into my Tommy Lee safe real quick and
get out whatever. I don't know. They also have some
of his roagdue cases. Okay if you know what those are,
Like he stored gear in and they're kind of bulky
and weird. Yeah, I don't know how cool that would be.

(01:45:39):
Maybe it would be unless they're autographed they are, Okay,
then that's okay, that's neat. That's neat. Put some shelves
in there. Put your dishes in there, maybe some can goods.
I mean, there's a lot of stuff from Tommy Lee.
I mean it looks like he's getting near out of everything,
like is he dying. He might be broke or need
the money, That's what I was thinking. Tommy Lee ceramic

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Moroccan vases. They don't from what I could tell, they
don't say Tommy Lee on him, so I don't know
why he would be even listed there. There's a lot
of cool stuff on this auction, man. Yes, Johnny Cash
played and signed harmonica, a nineteen ninety stage worn custom

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made black manual suit and guitar strap. Yeah, worn by
Johnny Cash. Dude. They have Michael Jackson's custom made Fedora,
the white one. That's cool. Yes, I'm not a Michael
Jackson fan really, but I mean he got good music.
I respect him, man, but that'd be a cool item
to own all this beetle garbage. What the hell, man,

(01:46:45):
I mean, for the right person to get to be
able to buy John Lennon's headphones, that's that's pretty cool, man. Ozzy.
I didn't think there was anything that crazy from Ozzy
that felt personal. There was some signing, some backstage passes
a guitar and pass signed by Ozzy and it's got

(01:47:07):
a Randy Rhodes guitar pick. I mean those are all cool,
but they don't feel unique. Like there's probably a hundred
of these out there, right, these type of things that
were were Ozzie's. But it's everything. I mean, chare Hank Williams,
like Kimp he said, Johnny Cash. Hell, there's even Kevin
Kostner has something in here, which would be his signed

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cowboy head from Yellowstone. That's interesting, pretty iconic. I mean,
if you're a huge fan of the series. Oh yeah,
zz Top is in there. Tommy Lee has one hundred
and thirty five things in the auction. Wow, that's crazy
talk man. Yeah, maybe he is proof, dude, he I

(01:47:54):
think he might be. Surely that would be in the news, right,
I mean I think so. Tommy Lee's net worth twenty
twenty five? What do you think it is? Seventy million dollars?

Speaker 7 (01:48:14):
Okay, oh, I'll say twenty million.

Speaker 2 (01:48:16):
Yeah, Corby nailed it. Seventy million because he doesn't have
as much. And again that's net worth, so it doesn't
mean he's got free cash. Right, is Tommy Lee broke?
No Tommy Lee is not broke and then it goes
And of course that's what the internet would tell me.
But why maybe it's just collecting dust. And he's like, listen,

(01:48:38):
I got all this stuff around, I don't want it anymore.
Now people purge things. Yeah, and that could be what
this particular case is. He's just like, I'm tired of
tripping over these cases everywhere I go. I'm tired of
lugging him from mansion to mansion. You know, let's just
sell this stuff off. I would be like, well, then
find someone to take it, get a no virus, signed

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picture and inscribed fifty bucks. I feel like you could
still get that pretty easily. Yeah, probably cheaper than fifty bucks.

Speaker 7 (01:49:10):
Metallica of the guitar that was played here in Tulsa,
how much would you bid on it?

Speaker 2 (01:49:18):
Like what would be my top dollar? Yeah? Okay, yeah,
I mean.

Speaker 7 (01:49:24):
Because you are I mean you do collect I have
three autograph guitars.

Speaker 2 (01:49:27):
Yeah, what do you think or what would you do?
I mean as a guy who collects those sort of thing.
I don't collect those sort of things, but I think
it would be awesome. It would become like tool right
now is my best piece I would that would easily
become the best piece. I'd be lying if I didn't

(01:49:47):
say I would. Probably I might put a bit on
it anyway. I think a thousand, Yeah, that's kind of
where I'm lying. Man, like five hundred maybe fifteen at
the most. You know, like they got Eric Clapton signed
nineteen seventy nine Fender Current bits one thousand dollars. Yeah,
that's pretty awesome. Eric Clapton's pretty legendary. Yea one hundred percent, right.

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But I feel like when for me, the caveat on
that is that it is a it happened here, it's
from here, you know what I mean? Right, and it's
still got a shaven cream on it. Yeah. To me,
that is the thing that makes sense rather than just
an Ozzie signed guitar, right, Okay, Like there's an Adam
Clayton stage played Warwick reverse Electric bass ten grand Get

(01:50:37):
out of here. That's wild to me. I mean, they're
selling all of Adam Clayton's guitars.

Speaker 7 (01:50:43):
They have a Keith Richards played photo matched and signed
nineteen sixty Gibson Les Paul Standard Sunburst estimated to go
between one hundred and two hundred thousand dollars.

Speaker 2 (01:50:59):
I've got the one them here that I want. Oh,
is it the Kenny Rogers American Music Award Favorite Male
Vocalist to the Year from nineteen seventy eight. You're very close.
It's Little Richard's nineteen seventy jumpsuit, bright pink and full
of polyester. Two hundred and fifty bucks. Sign me up, dude.
The thing, the thing that really caught my eye was

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the Sammy Davis Junior signed bowler hat. Yes, I said it.
I think that is coo ool.

Speaker 7 (01:51:27):
I want Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend signed leather jacket
two hundred bucks.

Speaker 2 (01:51:33):
Yeah. I mean, there's plenty of stuff on here. All
American Rejects has a guitar on here. I bet you
we can just hit him up and be like, hey, yeah,
I have it. I already have their undergraph all right,
And if you want it's called the Played Warn and
Tour Collection. If you want to google it, you do
have to register to bid. They don't just let any

(01:51:56):
dumb ass like us put a bid in. You have
to sign up to do it. To be able to
get your chance at getting any of these things, You've
got to bid live too, like there'll be a day
and you've got to be active in it, because here's there.
You know, there's bots and people trying. You know how

(01:52:17):
many hard rock cafe employees there are, Right, all right,
we'll be back.