BMMS 10-31-24

HAPPY FRIGGIN' "A" FRIDAY EVE!!!! A Massive Python Eats A Whole Ass Deer, Jet Ski vs Kayak, Wear Your Life Jacket, Cat-Eoke, Conspiracy Theory Thursday, This Week's Top List Was Yummy, & God DAMN!!!!

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Henny who. We've got tickets we're gonna give away to
Rise Against. That's happening November seventh at the Canes Bamroom.
Tickets available Canes Bamroom dot com. We'll see what Gimpie
wants to talk about. We've got conspiracy theory Thursday one
that I was brought was brought to my attention the

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last couple of days and spiraled me out in a
rabbit hole. We'll find out if there is any legitimacy
to it. Uh. We've got top list today we solve
can we solve questions? Top five Castle roles Now, just

(03:58):
for clarification, cast role has to have a has to
have a protein, was it, Lindsay? Protein and a vegetable.

Speaker 6 (04:07):
Vegetable and some sort of liquid.

Speaker 1 (04:11):
To be fair, I did some research on this, and
the only thing that makes the cast roll is the
dish that it is made in. Oh okay, glass or earthware. Yeah,
we know, we went that is a castor that is
a vessel. Yeah. Cast rolls a dish that's baked another
safe dish and is made up of a combination of
ingredients that melt together into a cohesive meal. Typically include

(04:34):
a protein vegetable and a starchy binder like pasta or potatoes.
So we're both right in the sense. Now, you know
you were quick to unholster and say we got it wrong. No, no,
it was You're like, you guys don't know ass No,
you you idiots on the other side of the gly
I heard. That's exactly what I meant. What happened was,
as I was putting this list together, I remember you

(04:55):
guys saying something about that yesterday, and I wanted to
go back and clarify and make sure. So I did
the research and I look for the definition and and
ultimately it's just made up of a combination of ingredients
that melt together into a cohesive meal. But the dish
itself is what makes it a cast role. But I
agree that it has to have a protein, a vegetable,
and a starchy binder. I don't agree. I don't agree

(05:17):
with the dish scenario. I don't. I don't agree with that.
That doesn't mean so when I make a a one
pot meal that's a casserole. It depends on the dish
are you using, like glass or earthware, because that's what
makes it a casserole is is if it's made in
a glass dish like a casserole dish or an earthware.

(05:38):
This says casserole is typically baked in a one pan
dish with various ingredients melded together. Absolutely has It says
zero about the molecular structure of the dish. And that's
that's here. If you want to break it down. The
key word in that is typically typically that's not the definition.
Typically is not the definition exactly. So you're using it

(06:00):
as the definition, and it's not just because that's your
typical cast role doesn't mean that's what makes the cast roll.
A castroll could be a bunch of different things. It
doesn't have to have the protein, the starch, and the
vegetable in it. It's just the dish that it's made in.
And as long as it is a combination of ingredients
that meld together into a cohesive meal. Again, I have

(06:23):
found no definition that says the vessel is what makes
it a castroll. Here's another one where it says a
casserole goes in the oven.

Speaker 6 (06:30):
Like I say, if it's going in a pyrex comes
out of the oven, it's a casserole.

Speaker 1 (06:35):
Absolutely, so a pie. When a pie is baked in
a pyrex? Well, does that have a starch? I guess yes,
the crust yes? So does it have a vegetable? Uh?
Most pies are fruit and does depending on the fruit. Right, right?

Speaker 6 (06:51):
I mean a shepherd's pie, I would say, is like
it would.

Speaker 1 (06:54):
Be because it's got the starch you bind. It doesn't
have a crust, No, but it's got the meat and
the vegeta, the protein and the vegetables, and then the
starchiness of the taters. Shepherd's pie is anything but a pie?

Speaker 7 (07:06):
Right?

Speaker 1 (07:07):
But damn God, damn right I slept on man? You
said it, sir, you said it. If we couldnt agree
on anything, we can't agree on this. And how come
you don't find shepherd's pie on like menus and restaurants
I have. I've been to a lot of different restaurants,
a lot of different kinds of restaurants. And I don't
think I've ever seen shepherd's pie on the menu. I

(07:30):
mean I've seen it in some Irish pubs, right, because
it's typically an Irish dish. But I I'm going to
say this, and I know I feel like you're going
to push back on this. Shepherd's pie more spirit than
meat loaf, both in the same class of food, right, yes, yeah,

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And you want to say no. I want to say no,
but you're you're right because you've got everything right there
with the meat complete meal. You've got a lot of meat,
and then your mashed potatoes are on the side, and
then your vegetables are on the other side. With the
shepherd's pie. It's all right there one honk and delicious.

Speaker 6 (08:08):
And don't sleep on topgoes Costo. Makes a good shepherd's pie.

Speaker 1 (08:13):
That make a good meat loaf. Yeah, yeah, it ain't
nothing unless you make it on your own, dude. I
don't know what they do to the meat, and they
put like I don't know, mustard inner or something. Let's
call it. Shepherd's pie is like the craziest flavor. It's
so good and the other thing that Shepherd's pie over
has has over meat loaf is a second degree burns

(08:33):
like you bring the top of your mouth. That is
all the time on Shepherd's pie boiling hot. Yeah, whether
it's thehetas or some sort of bourbon glaze over an
apple pie, when it comes out bubbling hot, for some reason,
we think it's better. Yeah yeah, and we don't wait
for it to cool down. You take a bite and

(08:56):
then you do the inward blow hot. Yeah yeah. Somebody texting,
I think baking is the critical differentiation. One metal one
pot meal cooked on the stove, ain' a castrole? Okay,
what about a sheeppan meal? Then that's made on a
metal pan. It's not glass or earthware, so it wouldn't

(09:16):
be considered a castrole. No, no, no, I'm going with this
person's argument of baking is the critical Oh okay, yeah yeah,
yah yeah yeah yeah. Green bean castle, no protein or starch,
it's definitely a casserole. Your starch would be your binding agent.
Which is the soup? Well, yeah, the soup I was
I was thinking more of the French fried onions. That's

(09:37):
the vegetable, right, well, the crispy onions out of the can. Yeah, yeah,
it's a vegetable. Is the binding agent, which you know, yeah,
but no protein.

Speaker 6 (09:47):
And I've seen people put bacon in there, so that
would be your protein.

Speaker 1 (09:51):
That's because that's because that castroles garbage and people just
put whatever they in and they're like, oh, it's just
my variation. At some point you get away from it
being the thing, right, So you're telling me lasagna is
a cast role. It's fun because I had I had
one on mine that I had to Google and say, hey,
is X a cast role? And sure enough, Google said

(10:12):
yes it is. I said, holy ones, because if you
would have googled is it not a casserole, it probably
would have said yes it is. Yes, lasagna is a cameras.

Speaker 6 (10:22):
Wait a second, how can you put lazagna on your
list when you don't like Italian food?

Speaker 1 (10:28):
Somebody texted me besides, I listen, let's get this thing
out of the I don't mind Italian food. It's not
my favorite. When you have to go back and retract
your statements because you have said I don't like Italian food,
then you try to retract it after we dig in
on you and try to give you that that scarlet
letter I'll eat it from time to time. It's not

(10:50):
my go to, all right. The pasta is too filling,
same reason why I don't like pizza. The bread is
too filling. Now, when I say I don't like it,
it's not like I hate it like Corbit hates O,
or like I hate the Beatles, or like I hate Lemons.
You know what I mean. It's just not my favorite
food type of food. You know, if you sat me down,
got to the offensive, you gotta pick, you know, Italian

(11:12):
food or Mexican food. I'm taking Mexican every time, you know.
And if it's like, hey, eat this Lasagnia, You're gonna die. Okay,
it feels an American did not like Italian food. Yes,
Shepherd's Pie is good. So, as you can tell, we
will be getting into this. Uh. We clearly have put

(11:35):
a lot of deep thought into cast roles in our
top list, and we will get to that coming up
here in a little bit. I did not have Shepherd's
Pie on my Bingo card today.

Speaker 6 (11:46):
Had a lot of things.

Speaker 1 (11:49):
I had a lot of things on my on my
Bingo card today, but Shepherd's Pie was not one of them.
I wanted to show this. I think you both will
appreciate this. So if you don't know, oh, in California,
I'm sorry. In Florida they have Burmese pythons are an
invasive species. They have taken over the Everglades and because

(12:12):
people get them and then they dump them. And the
biggest problem is they even have like an event every
year where like you can go and kill them as
you want. Yeah, it's a big pet festival. Like it's
a whole thing, right, and it's not helping. They are
becoming more and more overwhelming. And they have found now,
for whatever it's worth, certain other animals. Raccoons as an example,

(12:35):
have decreased in population by over ninety percent. Yeah, because
the snakes are eating them, of course, right, and so
then what are the snakes do start eating people? They
got to find something else, right, and god, you guys
went deep all uh, they have found and documented because
they weren't sure. Deer a snake eating a dear. This

(13:01):
is wild when you see this footage this, this snake
has its mouth unhinged eating a deer. Never before have
they seen anything like this. The deer was sixty six
percent of the snake's mass.

Speaker 6 (13:20):
That mother is huge.

Speaker 1 (13:24):
Now I know that deer are now hear him out
now right, No, hear me out. I've seen a python
eat a whole goat before. Now that's a pretty large animal.
But that's one of those in all that's one of
those ones in like another country. That's ridiculous, right, Yeah,
I get I don't know exactly where it was at.
But the point of it is is like you expect

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a python to be able to eat a German shepherd
without a problem at all whatsoever. But I figure like
a goat, and especially with the deer's kind of where
I'm getting at antler's horns, you know, and still massive, insize,
it's got to be a dough, a deer, a female
ray drop, golden sun me and EMI like to call myself.
The thing that's fascinating about this is they the population

(14:09):
of deer have been going down and they weren't sure why,
and they could They were speculating that it was the
Burmese python and they had no way to prove it.
And they finally have documentation that this is what is happening,
is the snake is moving on on the food chain,
right and that there's nothing The biggest problem they have
is they cannot find where they are repopulating. Okay, so

(14:33):
they don't know where their eggs are. They don't know
where this is happening, so they can like harvest them
up and like get rid of the These babies are fine
to get rid of, like they just gather them up.
So it's a crazy video. If you have not seen
this snake, I am not case, especially if it's a
shepherd pie. I cannot eat this slow no, no, because

(14:56):
it goes down and shed a time.

Speaker 6 (14:58):
Reason four hundred I did nine hundred and sixty nine.
Why I don't want to live in Florida.

Speaker 1 (15:05):
Yeah, that's fair. I'm good with that, putting that on
the don't live in Florida list. Yeah, I went. I
traveled the whole East Coast from Daytona Beach a well,
not the whole East coast of Florida, mostly the East
coast of Florida. Yeah, yeah, all the way from Daytona
Beach all the way down to Key West. And that's
what upset me the most about that vacasion. I didn't
see one near damn python. I didn't see their damn alligator.

(15:28):
All's I seen was at iguanas, most of them dead
on the side of the road because they're an evasive
species out there as well. You know some out there
sunning most of them roadkill. Didn't even see damn dolphins.
But they tell me that a lot of these, a
lot of that stuff that I wanted to see is
all on the west coast of Florida. That's where you
get your gators, your pythons, your flippy dolphins, all that stuff.

(15:52):
So this is it was a full sized white tailed deer. Wow,
damn he didn't have to sit in the stand for
hours on end wait out fourteen point eight foot hundred
and fifteen pound female Burmese pythons swallowing a seventy seven
pound white tailed deer. How they know what was seventy

(16:13):
seven pounds? Did they? Probably the snake's mouth open or
kill it and cut it open and then weigh it.
I mean, I would think if you're in the conservation
business and in Florida where they're trying to get eradicate,
and you come upon one that is eating a deer
and you've never had documentation of it, you kill it
one to make it one less, right, and two to

(16:37):
understand like how big was this? Like collect some data, right, right?
I guess you're right. I wonder what else they found
in there. Nothing, probably because those stories we've told on
the air before about like those pythons that eat people
like in Thailand or whatever, like has an old lady.
They go and cut the snake open and an old
lady rolls out. Like the python's massive, like it like

(16:59):
from scary movie type of massive, like B movie, right, right, scariness.
Maybe that's what the state of Flora and It needs
to do. Higher ice Cube and Jennifer Lopez, she's busy.

Speaker 6 (17:15):
Is there anything that praise on the Burmese.

Speaker 1 (17:17):
Python has no known natural predator except for humans. Yeah,
and even that isn't just because we're more for I
would argue probably ninety nine percent are gonna run the
other way. I got no interest in hutting a python.
I'll leave that, leave that up to the alphas. Absolute

(17:39):
funny how in certain scenarios we call that divine intervention.
But all right, we got to take a break. We'll
see what Gimpi wants to talk about. We've got tickets
to rise against conspiracy theory Thursday, and we settle the
long argued debate of cast roles. We'll do that today
more of.

Speaker 8 (17:55):
A big Man Morning show is nast.

Speaker 1 (18:11):
Good morning. It's the big mad Morning Show. All these
years of doing this show, there's a few things that still,
you know, make my heart warm. And one of them
is when we stumble into something really polarizing, like cast roles.
Because I just found out there's something called macaroni castrole. Okay,

(18:35):
this is great, now, that's what our top list is
gonna be. But macaroni castrole is a cooke dish. Of
of course, macaroni, which is a type of pasta for
those aren't aware, a mixture of egg and milk, meats,
vegetables or fish, and then commonly made with cheese mixed
in and bread crumbs sprinkled on top. I don't know,

(18:56):
it sounds like a castrole at that point, once you
start mixing all that stuff in, right, yeah, and then
here's where you completely drive the plane into the ground.
In most countries it's topped with ketchup. Oh god, bruin
macaroni and cheese with ketchup. It's only it's really good, Corbyn,
shut up now you're six.

Speaker 6 (19:19):
No, I don't even think my six year old at
the time would eat that.

Speaker 1 (19:23):
All right, let's go ahead and do news quikies. It's
time for news quakies. World news, local news and news
that just makes you say, what the Here's Corbyn, Gimbe
and Lindsay with what's going on news quakies from the
Big Man Morning, showing nineties out of five.

Speaker 6 (19:41):
Man arrested after knocking fishermen off kayak with jet ski.
This happened in Florida. This happened last Sunday, where a
TikToker Coastal Floats posted a video on his account asking
viewers to assist I've been finding a guy he had

(20:01):
an altercation with. So in his video, he's fishing from
his kayak when a group of jet ski riders came
through his area, scaring all the fish away. He was frustrated.
He confronted one of the riders who then purposely made
high waves toward his kayak and the waves caused him

(20:22):
and several of his high dollar items to fall in
the water, and he got it all on video and
then in a follow up he shared that two guys
in another boat helped him recover from the accident by
offering a dry towel and a place to relax safely
for a few minutes and thanks to the first video,
which includes a close up of the jet ski and

(20:44):
its rider, viewers used the vessel's whole number to identify
the man riding it as Philip Bunch, and they ended
up finding him and he was arrested and according to
the Nassau County Jails inmate look up, Bunch is no

(21:05):
longer in custody. However, court record show he was charged
with six felonies. He was charged on October twenty eighth
with battery and criminal mischief over one thousand dollars. He
was charged with failing to report a boat vessel accident,
leaving the scene, reckless operation, and resisting law enforcement. Viewers
flocked to the comments to show their support for the fishermen.

(21:28):
He will likely have to pay you to complete probation
or anything. They said that they were glad that he
got the footage that he needed for proof, and he
was glad he was okay, he lost thousands of expensive
equipment when his boat flipped. His kayak And.

Speaker 1 (21:46):
What are you doing out on the boat, because kayaks
roll over all the time, and you've got thousands of
dollars of equipment on it. That seems pretty reckless.

Speaker 6 (21:54):
I mean he was in I mean it is a
big It's common to fish out of a kayak.

Speaker 1 (21:59):
One percent. It's also common for kayaks to roll over.

Speaker 6 (22:02):
Sure, but he is. If you watch the video, and
I did post it up on our on our Facebook page,
you can watch it. He's in a pretty calm area
and you can clearly see him. It's in broad daylight.

Speaker 1 (22:16):
Yeah, one hundred percent. I'm saying the video, it's been
out for a couple of days. The boat one hundred percent,
A jerk one hundred percent in a hole one hundred percent.
Don't disagree. I'm just saying it's a little reckless to
think people are going to be watching out for your stuff.
You got that much of stuff that's that expensive, and
you take it out on the water on a vessel

(22:37):
that rolls over very easily, you got to know there's
a giant risk.

Speaker 6 (22:42):
It was more the guy on purposefing with him.

Speaker 1 (22:46):
One hundred percent. But you can't tell me kayaks don't
roll over. They do.

Speaker 9 (22:51):
M hm.

Speaker 1 (22:52):
So again, to take thousands of dollars worth of equipment
onto a boat that rolls over easily is reckless.

Speaker 6 (22:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (22:58):
True, But the guy with the jet skid doesn't have
to be a douchebag either. And I don't know if
he's gonna that's gonna stick. I don't know if that
charge is gonna stick.

Speaker 6 (23:08):
I hope it does.

Speaker 1 (23:10):
Again morally, this is a bad individual. Criminally, Yeah, they'd
have to prove intent, like he did it on purpose,
because if it was an accident as an accident, as
an accident, I mean, you know, the jet ski comes
close to the kayaker, causes sub rift, you know, knocks
him over that way, that's an accident. But if the

(23:31):
guy's being a dick making a b line for it,
and then it's shortly before he gets to the kayaker,
maybe turns it real sharp, yea, causing that You see
what I'm saying, there could be plenty of arguments litigiously
out of it. Again, the guy in the jet ski
complete jerk, not good etiquette. That doesn't make it against

(23:51):
the law. Yeah, the chargy. I get that they charged him,
but to prosecute it for the court to spend time on,
feel like murderers are a bigger deal. No, definitely, no
douchebags on jet ski's man, right, Yeah. Yeah. Influencers at
a yacht party drown after refusing life jackets to keep

(24:14):
their tan lying otherwise good right. This is natural selection
at its finest. This comes out of Brazil, where two
social media influencers won by the name of Tamra Tamara
Morea de Amorim and her friend Beatrice Tavaris de Souzava Faria.

(24:35):
I'm sure that's exactly how you pronounce them. You know,
They're on this luxury out in Brazil, and the yacht's
got a lot of people on it, and these people
are partying their little asses off. They're Brazilian. These people
are partying their big asses off, right. So this yacht
hits a wave, and because there's so many people on

(24:56):
this yacht, it can't just plow through it. So the
yacht starts to sink, and according to witnesses, everybody's trying,
you know, I don't know, not drown. So they toss
you know, most of them's got their life jackets on.
They tossed these two bitches life jackets, okay, and the
girls were like, no, we're not gonna wear these life

(25:16):
jackets because, according to the witnesses, they were taking selfies
and they would get in the way of their tanning.
So they ended up drowning because of it.

Speaker 6 (25:24):
So they threw them life jackets after they were already
in the water. Oh seek, Because I was thinking that
is totally a move I probably admittedly would be like
I don't want to wear life jacket. I don't want
to get tan lines. But if I'm into the water drowning, yes,
throw me a life jacket please.

Speaker 1 (25:43):
Even it doesn't matter. As soon as that boat starts
going down and give me a line. Check. Absolutely, I can.
I can handle the tan lines. It would be fair. Yeah,
some isn't adding up here might say that, well, because
I thought the way I understood the story was that
they didn't want to put them on when the boat
was like when the boat was moving, right, once they

(26:04):
get on the boat when you're partying, what makes sense?
That makes That's a very common thing to be like
I don't need I don't need a live jacket, absolutely,
but when it starts to go down, put it on.
And they're like now, okay. So they're like the boat
capsizes and they're like splashing about and they're like, here's

(26:25):
a live jacket or Portuguese or whatever, right, and they're like, no,
I'm good. That's what I gathered from it, and the
only person's testimony we have is the only person alive.
I guess there's other people that interesting. Interesting. I'm just
saying it's it's something isn't adding up here. Who in

(26:46):
the right mind is drowning? Goes I don't want to
be saved. Well, you know you take a pictures. You
ain't taking selfies while you're drowning.

Speaker 6 (26:54):
I don't think there was enough life jackets on board.

Speaker 1 (26:57):
That's what I would believe too. That feels like more
on online there, lindsay, Yeah, this story is so funny
to me. Russian court finds Google for an undecillion rubles.
Russia is finding Google for more money than the world's
entire gross I'll say that again, the entire world's gross

(27:17):
domestic product. Sky News says a Russian judge made the
decision this week after Google removed state run and pro
government accounts from YouTube. Google was fined in quote undecillion rubles,
which is a one followed by thirty six zeros or
a trillion times a trillion times a trillion. The court

(27:42):
said Google cannot return to Russian market until after the
fine is paid. Google has a current stock market value
of about two point one trillion dollars. They just want
them for everything they get. No, they just don't want
them doing business right again, A trillion times a trillion,
even though they have one two point one trillion, they're

(28:06):
stole off by a bunch of trillions. Yeah, yeah, and
a trillions not easy to get at all. You know,
with the right people and a fundraising, you know it
could happen. Right, We'll host some black time dinners. This
feels like when we do the thing, we go around
the room like how much it would it cost you?
When we hear lindsay, go a trillion dollars and you're like, okay,
start calling you Russia from now. All these stories are

(28:29):
few of these stories. We've posted links on our Facebook
page if you want to see them. Facebook dot com,
slash PMMs six.

Speaker 8 (28:34):
Nine More of The Big Men Morning Show is next
ninety seven KMOT.

Speaker 1 (28:49):
Good morning. It's The Big Man Morning Show. Nine one
eight four six oh k m O D. You can
also text BMMS and then what you want to say
to eight two nine four five. We'll actually be off tomorrow,
so we need to do our NFL picks for the week.
And Gimby gets a break because his forty nine. Ers
are off this week, so Bears Cardinals. They're gonna be

(29:12):
playing at the Cardinals, and the Cardinals are one and
a half point favorites.

Speaker 6 (29:15):
Lindsay, man, I'll go I'll stay true and say, Bears.

Speaker 1 (29:24):
What are you manning? I'm just.

Speaker 6 (29:29):
She's upset because I know he said it for me.

Speaker 1 (29:35):
Okay, I'm not looking I'm looking level. I think the
cards are have the let's say four and three, four
and four, there's okay, I am going to take the
Cardinals on this one. I mean, you gotta pick one
of the two. They both kind of suck. But when

(29:56):
we pick against your team, Lindsay, does it hurt?

Speaker 6 (29:59):
No, Okay, I'm used to it.

Speaker 1 (30:03):
The Buccaneers Chiefs. Chiefs are nine and a half point favorites.
That actually went up. There was a lower number, but
it went up. And the cheap that is a Monday
night football game, Lindsay, Chiefs. Gimme. Yeah, I gotta take
Queps on that one too. Yeah. Uh, it makes there's
no reason to not take them. I can't think of

(30:25):
a reason not to take them other than you're gonna
we're gonna lose. At some point, I have been rooting
against the Bucks all season just because of uh, what's
this nuts? Was the Bradford Baker Mayfield or Mayfield? Yeah? Yeah, yeah?
Oh man? Uh and then uh for the replacement game,
because Gimpee's team is not playing, we're picking Cowboys and Falcons,

(30:46):
and the Falcon That game is in Atlanta, and the
Falcons are a two and a half point favorite that
has actually gone up as well in the last few days.
So what do you think, Lindsay Falcons any reason?

Speaker 6 (31:02):
Yeah, I just I'm I usually pick anyone that's playing
against the Cowboys.

Speaker 1 (31:09):
All right, Gimpie, Yeah, the Cowboys have been playing like
hot garbage all year long. I have to pick the Falcons.
The Falcons are five and three, the Cowgirls are three
and four. I think it only makes sense. There is
a chance we could get surprised. I highly doubt it, though.

(31:29):
I actually am going to pick the Cowboys on this.
They are working hard for retribution. It's gonna be a
close game. I think. I think Atlanta's a little erratic
at times. Bijon is a stud. Kirk Cousins can be
the guy, but we've also seen him not be the guy.
So I think that the Cowboys are looking for redemption.
They have the worst rushing defense and Bijon's a stud,

(31:53):
so I don't know that would be the only X factor.
But Dak and CD have to get on the same page.
And also he should be thrown it to the Star logo,
not the Bird logo. That'll make a big difference as well.
So but I'm going to pick the Cowboys on that
because I think they're going to make a turn at
some point. So there we go. All right, let's see

(32:15):
what Lindsay has for Balls to the Wall Sports.

Speaker 6 (32:30):
The New York Yankee season is over after losing to
the Dodgers last night at Yankee Stadium in the World Series.
The Yankees jumped out to a five nothing lead in
part thanks arm. However, the Bronx Bombers couldn't hang on
and lost seven to six. They lost the series four
games to one. The Dodgers Freddy Freeman was named Most
Valuable Player after hitting four home runs in the series

(32:51):
and picking up twelve arbis. Thousands of people took to
the streets of Los Angeles to celebrate the Dodgers winning
their eighth World title. There were street takeovers and fireworks
being lit in several intersections. On Wednesday night, police declared
an unlawful assembly and issued a dispersal order in three areas,
including at Sunset Boulevard and Vinskul Avenue in front of

(33:13):
Dodgers Stadium. There are also reports of looting near Broadway
and Fifth Street and downtown. People were seen breaking into
a Nike store and stealing boxes of merchandise. The LAPD
declared a citywide tactical alert after the Dodgers won, keeping
officers on duty past their normal shifts.

Speaker 1 (33:31):
Stunds like it sounds like sp for you know when
a team wins a championship that the town goes a
little crazy and starts losing their minds. I get it.
Go crazy, take the streets over, celebrate, have fun, right, hoorah.
There's no sense in rioting and looting, right, Yeah, I
working into stores and stealing stuff. Yeah. But my thing is,
I don't like the implication that those that are celebrating

(33:54):
the wind are breaking in two stores like that. Those
maybe people just seizing an opportunity, right exactly. I get it.
Not everybody is, and probably i'd say the majority of
them are not. But you get those few that do it,
and it makes the whole crowd look bad, and it's
just like, come on, yeah, man, just celebratee don't beat asshole. No,
I'm saying like I think there are people on their

(34:14):
couch going, oh, this will be a time let's go
break into a store. Yes, yeah, that's what I'm saying.
And good on the Dodgers because they're going to get
a parade. They didn't get a parade the last time
they won because it was a pandemic. So they're gonna
get their parade. And the Yankees gave this to the Dodgers.
The fifth inning was atrocious. I think they even said

(34:35):
atrocious defense in the broadcast. Aaron Judge looked away from
the ball before he caught it, hit his glove bounced.
They had an easy out at third, and the runner
got in the way deliberately to try and put pressure
on the throw and was running really fast and he
ended up dirting the throw and the guy was safe,

(34:57):
and then they had a easy play. Was hit to
first and they'll picture just had to cover first base,
that's all he had to do, and he didn't, and
the Dodgers got on first base. And then Freeman's sack
fly I mean, Mookie back, dude, they gave. They saw
an opportunity and they crushed him with it. Yeah, it

(35:17):
was awesome to watch.

Speaker 6 (35:20):
That's your ball, So the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay in
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Speaker 10 (36:38):
Crown No world, take my stroll hand, get on give train.
On the give train, round world, take my my troll hand.

Speaker 1 (36:49):
Get on the train. Looking back to the word I
can't press the fire button and jump at the same thing.
Fell down one of probably the dumbest ra but holes
I've ever been down. The other day cat conventions. It
all started with the TikTok video yepe feeline feline okay,

(37:09):
kitty you know, uh not not the other one, which,
by the way, if you try to get on the
hub anytime soon, you won't be able to access that
at all. Whatsoever. They have made it to where you
have to show your ID. Go ahead, go to pornhub
dot com. Check it out. Check it out, check it out.
Go to pornhubt dot com. Go ahead, you cannot access
it at all whatsoever? Just pornhub dot com. No, and

(37:30):
then what now? That's it? Just go to the main page.
Oh when did this happen? I guess this today midnight
or whatever, because it was fine yesterday, but today and
not so much so. Yeah, you can no longer in
the state of Oklahoma access the porn Hub or I
guess any other adult websites. I think where we talked

(37:51):
about it not that long ago to where they were
trying to pass where you had to prove that year
of age eighteen and uh and well they passed it. Yeah,
you can go there, but you have to verify your
age every time, every time, and it isn't Yes, I'm
twenty one. There's actually this is more stringent than the
very rigid gate keeping of alcohol sites. Yeah. Yeah, you

(38:16):
have to like upload your dreaver's leasings and stuff every
time every time. I'm like, that is insane. Thanks lawmakers. Anyway,
back to cat the real problem. Yeah, right back to
cat convention X. Still see it on X. It's not
the same. It's just not the same. Anyway, back to
cat conventions. I didn't know that this was a thing. Now,

(38:37):
when I say cat conventions, you know they have like
your reptile expose and your koyfish expos. No, it's not
like that. These are the comic con of cats. The
cat conventions. I didn't know this was a thing. Sent
me down the rabbit hole. We'll get to the video
that I found here in a little bit, and uh,
these are the eight biggest cat conventions around the world.

(39:01):
I'm telling you. When I said it was the dumbest
damn rabbit hole I've ever fallen down, I ain't lying.
So the first one here is cat KHN out of Pasadena, California.
It says here that cat Cohn describes itself as part expo,
part symposium, and all cats celebration. It's a pop culture
event in California that bears a striking similarity to the
state's most famous convention, km of Con. It's a two

(39:24):
day experience that first took place in twenty fifteen and
since then has exploded into a cat centric phenomenon. It says,
between product demonstrations, feline merchandise, educational seminars, and celebrity speakers, Yes,
celebrity speakers. Cat lovers won't run out of things to
do with cat Con, they say. There's a reason that
attendees return year after year, and it's not just to

(39:46):
meet and greet celebrities like Little bub mayshe rest in
peace and Jackson's that a cat. I guess, okay, I
guess Jackson Galaxy. I was like, I thought the same thing.
Is Jackson a cat? No, Jackson's a YouTuber who has
cats and he goes to the cat con as a
cat expert. Anyway, cat con allows you to connect with

(40:08):
the community of cat lovers, raise money for charity, and
have fun. Okay, another one here is the This is
the second one Edmonton International Catfest out of Alberta, Canada.
It takes its cat convention very seriously why wouldn't you,
and says though it's virtual only this year, this event

(40:30):
promises an agenda bursting with all kinds of fun. Going
online won't keep organizers from their mission to bring cat
lovers from all walks of life together and unite and
raising money for kitty related causes. I don't know what
I'm looking at, but and I this is I'm going

(40:51):
side unseen on this ah because I went to their
instagram for cat Con and they had a link of
cat hold on. I want to make sure I get
this right. I don't want to misrepresent cats doing impressions
of nineties rock stars. Oh god, so I don't. I
don't know what this is gonna be. Well, Okay, hey guys,

(41:13):
you're ready. What impressions? All right, what about some rock stars? Okay,
so this is a man videoing his cats, so big shock.
He's wearing crocs. Nothing against crocks. I love him, just
not a shock. And he's then doing the voe. He

(41:33):
then took the video, made his script. Yeah, weighed on
what were the funny lines were gonna be made edits,
then voiced it and then made a video, then probably
made more changes, then went nice, right, this is awesome,

(41:59):
and then yeah, I'm posting this, and then okay, what
do I know? He's got two hundred and eighty thousand followers. Yeah,
whatever works, man, there's a lot of cat lovers out there. Sorry,
I actually thought I was gonna hear the cats go
now like I thought I was gonna hear the cats
do it not, Chad. So back to the Edmonton International

(42:20):
Cat Fest. It says here if you decide to attend,
your calendar will be booked solid for an entire two days.
You might want to attend one of the live workshops
to gain skills in pet first aid or learn the
history of cats from the past. Perhaps you'd like to
take your kiddy to a virtual cat yoga session and
if you're in the mood for something more family oriented.

(42:43):
Their storytime, art lessons and readings for you to try,
all while staying within the theme of the felines. God,
this is so dumb, but I was like, I'm in
I'm drawing into this. God dang cat conventions. There's another
one that comes out of London, England called Catfest. It
says here that it's hosted in the historic Beckenham Palace

(43:07):
mansion in South London. It's a two day boutique. All
these cat festivals are two days anyway. Usually conventions are
more than one day. Guess that makes sense. I just
didn't know you can cram so much kitty in two days,
you know what I mean? Usually more than you can handle. Usually,
it says here it's a two day boutique festival designed
as a cat oriented oriented marketplace with events, activities and

(43:31):
a charitable drive. Attendees will be able to browse merchandise
from over fifty exhibitors, listen to live music and talks
by authors, and you can enjoy vegan street food and
cat inspired cocktails on with meeting adoptable and celebrity cats
like Grumpy Cat. The Grumpy Cat. I just added that
in because I don't know very many celebrity cats. I

(43:52):
don't even know if grumpy cats alive.

Speaker 6 (43:54):
Grumpy Cat died a few years ago.

Speaker 1 (43:57):
There will also be a fancy dress co test, free
face painting and storytelling tent if you want to bring
your kids. What else we got here? The Okay, yeah, okay.
The CFA International Cat Show is in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. All right.
They haven't announced the date for this year, at least

(44:19):
according to this article. It's the world's largest registry of
pedigreed cats and maybe right up your alleys what they say.
One of the biggest cat shows is the CFA International
Cat Show, which takes places in different locations every year.
This event is a cat show where breeders and owners
can bring their pedigreed cats to compete for various prizes,

(44:40):
and if you're interested in watching different competitions such as
best in Breed or agility exhibitions, you may enjoy joining
the audience at the CFA International. Beyond the show itself,
there are informed informational workshops and a vendor hall, but
the real draw of the event is to see the
finest cats in the world. That is where the the

(45:03):
TikTok video that I found that sent me down this
goddamn rabbit hole in the first place comes into play
because I guess this video happened at the CFA International,
which is what the CFA is. What it's the the
this it's the International Cat Shows. I appreciate you saying
CFA like, I'm gonna know what that means. Cat Fanciers Association.
Sure right, that's what CFA stands for. So I stumble

(45:26):
across this video and one of the events that they
have here at the CFA International Cat Show is kataoke.
Mm hmm. You say, like you've heard this before.

Speaker 6 (45:37):
I saw this video too.

Speaker 1 (45:39):
Okay, So Lindsey, you don't get to play. Then you
don't get to play the game because the game is
guess the song that these people are singing. People are cats,
are singing, they're people, but they're not singing the words.
They're meowing. It's awesome they are meowing. So Corbyn, you
get to play this, okay, since Lindsay's already seen the video. Okay,

(46:00):
but we will get LENSI involved here. I may start sneezing,
but okay, okay, so here's the first one. Now I
might have to turn it up a little bit. Just
I recorded it straight from the TikTok. All right, so
bear with me on the audio quality. Corbyn, guess this
Cadioke song? Can you guess the Kadioke song? Corbyn, I'll

(46:23):
play for you one more time. No, lendsy can't touch this, Yes,
can't touch this. I'm gonna be honest. I've never been

(46:44):
good at guessing something when one word is repeated over
to cover inflection, pitch and words, because it's the same
word over and over. I'm now all right. See if
you can't get this one here at Corbyn, it's an

(47:07):
older song. I'll give you one more try. Here we go.
It is an older song, and I am sorry to
say that. I am not recalling it at the moment.
Oh okay, I just know it's an older song. Huh,
lindsay me and Meal don't don't do that. Just give

(47:28):
the words.

Speaker 6 (47:30):
Put a Madonna song.

Speaker 1 (47:32):
Ooh good call, oh good call. Yeah you're right, you
think so. Yeah, it's like a virgin Okay. I took
it as material girl, Oh material girl. Okay, I thought
it was girls just want to have fun. But okay,
with all the meowing let's go with girls. We just
want to have fun. Let's hear it. No, that's not

(47:53):
girls just want to have fun. Okay, now let's do
material girl. I don't have material girl on here. No, no,
like play it again. We're gonna think it like think
of the song material Okay, okay, okay, it's all good, good, Yeah, yeah,
it's material girl. It's material girl. How about this one,
Corbine and you know that one? You know that one?

(48:26):
I know it, I know no, I know it because
how much restraint Lindsay's having to use. She's so there's
a tell that people do. I don't know if everybody
knows this. I do this a lot. It's literally the
only way I can keep my mouth shut is to
cover my mouth. So I'll like put a finger over

(48:49):
my mouth to like not talk right right. And when
you started playing that, Lindsey covered her mouth. She didn't
think I saw, but I saw, and she did it
so she wouldn't blurt it out because she loves this
uh person who decides to take long swims and bathtubs high.

(49:10):
That's Whitney Houston. Absolutely, let's see if you can guess
this one. Wow, only Americans.

Speaker 6 (49:21):
Know that one disrespectful.

Speaker 1 (49:25):
I don't disagree, but I'm sure some people feel like
that is the ultimate patriotism, right it sure is? Yeah?
So yeah, that was the national Yes meow, here's a question.
Here's a question. Here's a question. Here's a question. Do
I have to stand up and cover my heart? I
think you do? You don't. I don't think you do.

(49:46):
I think you do. It's not the that's not the
national anthem. It's the music behind it and the meaning
behind it.

Speaker 6 (49:53):
What's the meaning behind it?

Speaker 1 (49:55):
Because it feels like it's cats singing the national anthem
them because you know it's not no, it's not no,
it's not you just lied. It's people imitating cats.

Speaker 6 (50:07):
Which makes it a parody.

Speaker 1 (50:11):
All right, one more and then we'll we'll get on
and then wrap this up. Let's see if you can
guess this one. Probably one of my favorite singers of
all time. That's Roy Orbison. Yes, yeah, yes, woman, Oh gosh,

(50:33):
I love this text. Never amazes it never stops to
amaze me. How you guys take crap and make it interesting. Yeah,
And somebody texts us in and I don't disagree. Cat's
got us. Game of Thrones For those that don't know.
He wrote Game of Thrones all based off seeing his
cats play like that triggered his brain to start writing it,

(50:53):
and he was like, cats, aren't that compelling? What if
we made it? All? Right? So, now as we start
to wine this contempt, I have a question. Yes, conventions
are notorious places of adultery. Uh, excessive drinking, okay, partying,

(51:14):
drug use, maybe drug use? Right? Do you think at
the kitty conventions somebody met their partner. They were like,
I'm just going with my friend and I just went.
And then like they were like, hey, will you volunteer
in the uh the uh catnip booth? And you do,

(51:38):
and now I'm a catnip CEO. I was like, I
can do a better catnip Like surely, right, absolutely, one
hundred percent. I'm sure that has happened. I'm sure people
have hooked up at the cat cons. I'm sure people
have made long lasting relationships out of like there's their person,
like they're married, but once a year they go to

(51:59):
cat con. Yeah, just be with their cat con husband
or wife. Yes, oh my god, sorry, their cat lesbian
relationship here. And here's a question too, uh huh. I
am shocked that this surprised you, okay, because we have
learned on this show a long time ago that there
is weird stuff like there are goldfish conventions. Absolutely, absolutely,

(52:23):
Why I consider that more of expo. I thought exposed
and I think exposed and conventions are two totally different things.
Say more. You know, like I've gone to reptile expositions
where you know, everybody brings their lizards or snakes or
what their reptiles in and they sell them. You can
go in there and you can check them out and
you could buy whatever reptiles that they have for sale.

(52:43):
But this is a convention where everybody gathers around and
there's guest speakers and they can buy and sell, and
there's exit. There's all kinds of different things. Listen to this.
Because you hear expo, You're like, yeah, I'm going to
the gun expo. Yeah right, listen to this. This is
according to the definition, the difference between an expon and
a convention. An expo is about products and lead generation. Okay, okay,

(53:09):
it isn't about you, it's about it is a it's
a group sales event. Yeah, basically, we're selling you your
pain to enter a sales event. Pretty much, yes, wild
and then a convention is to concentrate on education or
development in that area. I see makes sense, cat con.

(53:30):
So as we wrap this up, Lendsy, I need you
to get your catiocht ready. Okay, Okay, you're gonna know
this one, and I want you to do any proud
and Corbyn you're in it too, all right, So don't
be a sucker and just let's have one, all right.
So Lendsy, here you go. You know what to do, Lindzy,
you know what.

Speaker 6 (53:50):
To do, okay, me mam your mel me mew maw me,
I'm a man.

Speaker 3 (54:00):
Oh now now.

Speaker 9 (54:03):
Now now now now now now now now now no
mail me me me me me meo, mail me I
mam me on me on me on me me ow
me mail me me me mail me o me i
me on me out mail me now now noll me

(54:26):
o no no.

Speaker 6 (54:30):
Maim me ma'am me no no.

Speaker 9 (54:35):
Now mew me mam me me me maw mail me
I may i mel me I'm man now, maw may
ma mal me.

Speaker 6 (54:40):
I'm your man.

Speaker 1 (54:41):
Now now.

Speaker 6 (54:44):
Mail me I'm your mal now.

Speaker 1 (54:46):
No alright, I don't cut you a Lindsey. Just bout
this up We've got to have this up quick. I
literally could not find the gun effect fast enough. But
you're next, buddy. We've run out of time. No, we
are listen, we are way out of time. I ain't
gonna do it. Just let you know. Now we are

(55:07):
a way out of time. I can't sing. What makes
you think I can be out seeing? Oh? But this
is so easy and it's a super easy song. I
know you can't sing, all right, so I picked an
easy one for you. Okay, you should be able to
get this without a problem. Now now now, yeah, all right,

(55:42):
and I will. I'm not gonna go now, of course
I'm gonna go. I have to. I can't let you
guys just do it by yourself. So I picked songs
that everybody knew, and this is one my go to karaoke.
So let's have fun.

Speaker 7 (55:52):
Huh yeah yeah now now now now now now now
now now now now now merrow me me o now me.

Speaker 1 (56:12):
No now now now now now now. This is a
texta Kim and I have cats. If I ever do this,
just shoot me another one. What's with the me owing?

(56:33):
What's happening? Dear God help us? This is called being
number one. That's what's happening right now? Cat conventions and kadaoke. Sorry,
I had to turn it all down because of all
the meowing.

Speaker 10 (56:47):
Crown the World, take my strong hand, Give train, Alma,
give train.

Speaker 1 (56:55):
World, take my my shrow hand.

Speaker 10 (56:59):
Damn Yeahream.

Speaker 8 (57:03):
Tulsa's Morning Show.

Speaker 1 (57:04):
Oh yeah, he's coming right back.

Speaker 8 (57:07):
Mad Morning Show, Tulsa's Rock Station.

Speaker 1 (57:09):
Ninety seventy five. Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show.
Nine six oh kmod. Let's play a game. We got

(57:32):
tickets to give away for Rise Against. That's gonna be
November seventh at the Games Ballroom. Schnip Schnapschner is the game.
Curt record is I am leading with sixteen. You and
Lindsey are tied with eleven. Last week's winter that'd be
you so Gimpy and Lindsay at nine one eight four
six oh kmod nine one eight four six O kmo
D call up, decide who's gonna be your clue giver.

(57:54):
Whoever gets the most right is winning those tickets to
see rise Against. Good Morning around the are. What is
your name?

Speaker 5 (58:01):
Sean?

Speaker 1 (58:02):
Did you play yesterday? All right, buddy, let's give someone
else a chance. Then Good morning. You're on the air.
What is your name, Kate? How are you today?

Speaker 2 (58:13):
I'm great?

Speaker 9 (58:14):
How are you good?

Speaker 1 (58:15):
Thanks? Kate? Who do you want to give? Clues? Lindsay
or Gimpy. Oh, let's go with Gimpy. Sixty seconds are
on the clock. Timers starts after the first clue. Here
we go. Okay, so this is something? Okay, So when
you lay on your bed by yourself and you sprawl
out all your arms and your legs, what's that called? No,

(58:36):
it's think about ocean ocean animals. That's no, damn woman.
Think about the blanks in the sky at night? What
comes out of the sky at night? The yes? And
what's an animal that lives in the ocean that has
star in it? There you go? Oh god, this is
a tropical fruit. There's also a dispensary on.

Speaker 6 (59:00):
Go uh?

Speaker 1 (59:01):
This? Oh, a wooly blank giant elephant with hair things
that go back and the crap that comes out of
them is called what I did not hear that? All right?
This is a feathered animal, the female version of a rooster. Okay,
and what Okay? Chicken excrement is also called chicken. What

(59:24):
there you go, say the whole thing chicken? There you go,
what's the opposite of slow uh, red bull is a
blank drink energy time time? Six is what I got?
Hang on the line. Cap might be good enough for
the win. Okay, all right, let's see who Lindsey gets.

(59:46):
Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name? Aaron? Aaron?
How are you today?

Speaker 11 (59:51):
I'm good.

Speaker 1 (59:51):
You've got to beat six? Are you ready? I'm ready
to go, Aaron leather.

Speaker 6 (01:00:00):
And yes, this is if you're smooching and you use
your tongue.

Speaker 1 (01:00:10):
French kiss.

Speaker 6 (01:00:11):
Yes, you drink at these establishments A bar plural bars.
This is in the ocean and it is very giant.
And yes, and what do they produce?

Speaker 8 (01:00:30):
What?

Speaker 6 (01:00:31):
A males?

Speaker 1 (01:00:33):
When they what is? Yeah?

Speaker 6 (01:00:37):
There you go at an airport. If you have to
wait longer, you may have a yes, blank tea, certain
kind of tea, A drink.

Speaker 1 (01:00:52):
Tea, black tea, no green tea.

Speaker 6 (01:00:57):
No, uh, much better for you.

Speaker 1 (01:01:01):
I guess time time time?

Speaker 6 (01:01:05):
Man?

Speaker 1 (01:01:05):
I thought you had that. Oh no, I'm sorry. Get
you got that one right? I'm sorry, I got six
to five? Is that what you got? Gim what I got? Yeah,
I'm so sorry, man, Aaron, Thanks for playing.

Speaker 5 (01:01:20):
I appreciate it.

Speaker 1 (01:01:20):
Guys, buddy, congratulations, Kate, you're getting those tickets to Rise
Against that. It's going to be a pay ballroom on
November seventh.

Speaker 11 (01:01:31):
Good Rise Against a huge You guys are Oh that's awesome.
Rise Against has this song they don't play live. Just
they played it so much they don't play it live.
And a kid rore a shirt to a recent show
and said.

Speaker 1 (01:01:46):
Uh, you got you guys are pussies if you don't
play and then named the song or a shirt. The
band stop the show and played the song. They are
an awesome band. You're gonna have a good time. Hang
on the line, Kate, so gimb you can get your info. Okay,
love when they're excited. That's awesome. This hung you up?

(01:02:07):
You got locked up? You know the answer to this, gimp.
There's a shampoo that in the commercials women have orgasms
washing their hair and the shower. It's called blank essence. Yeah,
Basil sage are types of what and it's he said tea,
so tea right. The other thing you said that was

(01:02:30):
sperm whale locked you up too. You were fine until
you went into some sort of I don't know, psychosis
of how you get something to say sperm I know,
and then the other one that I thought was funny
is you said you might be at the airport at
a long time. That's a delay. A layover is the
amount of time when you're switching planes. Listen. One of

(01:02:52):
the things I love about this game is how you
just like you have to go so fast your mind
has to keep up. Man, it doesn't matter. Gimpy got
to win record now keeps me in a lead with seventeen.
Keeps you guys tired with the living. Take a break
and we'll be back.

Speaker 8 (01:03:07):
The Big Mad Morning Show returns next Elsa's Morning shown KMOD.

Speaker 1 (01:03:23):
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If you thought cats were compelling, we have a very
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Let's go ahead and see what Gimpi's got in his
four by four Good Day, Big Day here on a Thursday,

(01:03:44):
KMOD stick around. We're gonna gonna talk cast roles after
the cat segment in the face. This is where we're at. Hey, listen,
you can't be on the air this long and not
run out of material. That's not us, that's right. Anyway,
we got here. The number of infected in McDonald's E.

(01:04:07):
Coli outbreak is up to ninety now. The CDC says
twenty seven have been hospitalized. One person was killed as
a result. Two more people developed a serious condition that
can cause kidney failure. The outbreak was first reported on
October twenty second and has affected thirteen states. Scientists are

(01:04:28):
hopefully a new experimental brain zapping can help people overcome
their addictions just wild to melcohol. Yes, I thought we
got rid of electrotherapy. I guess not. Doctors at West
Virginia Universities Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute have a special one million
dollar helmet and goggles now people wear while being shown

(01:04:52):
images of what they're struggling with. The helmet then pulses
parts of the brain with ultrasound waves until the craving
are okay, so not electricity, Like here, put this stick
in your mouth right right, and we'll put two suction
cups on the side of your brain. It's a little
bit more advanced, yes, but I still think they're shocking

(01:05:15):
your brain and I don't. I'm not for it. I'm
not for it. Yeah, this is I read that this morning.
I went what yes, how insane? Right? All right? House
Speaker Mike Johnson is denying that he wants to repeal Obamacare.
The Louisiana Republican told The Hill that despite Vice President

(01:05:36):
Harris is campaign referring to comments that he made at
a campaign stop, and he'll never he never said that
he wanted to end Obamacare. Reporters asked Johnson about former
President Trump's plan for healthcare reform, to which responded, it's
going to be part of the agenda and then never,
that will never happen. Twenty one million people are on it. Yeah,

(01:05:56):
it's not gonna happen. Hey, good luck, good luck. You're
gonna have to wait till August to sign up your work. Right. Lastly, here,
the Tulsa County Election Board reminds voters about rules regarding
clothing at polls. There are a few things. This is
amazing too. I didn't know this is the thing, but

(01:06:17):
it makes sense. There are a few things that you
should and shouldn't be doing at the polls. It's electioneering
that the Tulsa County Election Board wants to remind voters about.
And it all starts with your wardrobe. Now. According to
the Tulsa County Election Board, electioneering is displaying or discussing
political matters or issues at or near a polling place
during an election campaign. Signs, t shirts, pens, and hats

(01:06:40):
are a few things that are considered electioneering. It doesn't
matter what it reads concerning presidential or state candidates. It
cannot be within three hundred feet of the polling entrance.
And if you do have anything on that says who
you're voting for, you will be asked to remove it
before entering the polls. It could cost you ten thousand
dollars or a year in jail as a fell in

(01:07:00):
in conviction or both. They take that extremely seriously. Yeah,
I extremely I didn't know that was a thing, but
it's like after Rena's like, that makes sense. So there's
your PSA, keep your shirts at home. I feel like
there was even a Curb Your Enthusiasm episode about electioneering
where Larry David gave water to somebody in line and

(01:07:24):
they were like, no, I remember that episode, And the
idea is that, like the implication is that you I
gave you water. If you did this, you're you're influencing Yeah,
it's wild, and I mean that makes sense. Yeah, you
shouldn't be able to do that. It's a pretty clear
thing that's been around for a long time.

Speaker 6 (01:07:43):
The man was choking.

Speaker 1 (01:07:45):
He thought he was doing a good thing. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:08:01):
The Packers star quarterback is optimistic about playing against a
division rival this weekend. Jordan Love told the media on
Wednesday that it's that it's realistic he'll be able to
suit up against the Lions at lambeau Field on Sunday.
The QB suffered a growing strain during Green Bay's Week
eight win over the Jags. The twenty five year old
miss Wednesday's practice and was only seen riding an exercise bike.

(01:08:23):
Malik Willis would start under center if Love can't play,
and is two and oh this season as a backup.
Green Bay is second in the NFC North at six
and two, while Detroit sits it first at six and one.

Speaker 1 (01:08:35):
Packer fan has to feel good either one of those
guys good choices for quarterback in Detroit.

Speaker 6 (01:08:40):
There is now an internal affairs investigation into the Jamison
Williams traffic stop, looking into why Williams wasn't arrested at
the scene. A report concerning the October eighth traffic stop
reveals that Williams was a passenger in a car being
driven by his brother at the time of the stop.
During the stop, williams brother told off that there were

(01:09:01):
two guns in the car. One was owned by and
registered to Williams brother, who also had a concealed pistol license.
The second gun was owned by Williams and hidden under
the seat of the car, but there was no concealed
pistol license at the scene. It certainly appeared as though
Williams was on his way to being arrested, as he'd
been cuffed and placed in the back of a squad car.

(01:09:23):
Williams then dropped the knowledge that he played for the Lions,
and the sergeant was called to the scene to handle
a high profile person situation. That sergeant was also a
Lions fan. Phone calls were made and a lieutenant allegedly
gave the ok to let Williams walk. Now, the investigation
aims to find out how much of a role the
fact that Williams played for the Lions played in the

(01:09:45):
decision making process on the scene.

Speaker 1 (01:09:47):
I think it's good that they're doing an investigation. Let's check.
Let's just make sure and it sounds like the sergeant
who got called to the scene did not make the decision.
His higher up made the decision. Yes, it sounds like
they followed it by the book. To me, now, maybe
there was that, but it wasn't like the guy who's
a Lions fan made the stick. I can't imagine anybody
to trait it's not a Lions fan right now, but
right the lot his higher up made the call. Sounds

(01:10:11):
like all the guys in the field made the right
They did the right moves.

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other chances throughout the day. All right, Conspiracy theory Thursday.
This is one that was brought to my attention a
couple days ago and sent me down a rabbit hole.

(01:11:20):
And it's all because of something that I saw online.
And when you hear it, at first you go, well,
that doesn't make sense, and then you hear some more
of it and you go uh huh. And then, just
like most conspiracies, the longer you think about it, the
more you go, Okay, okay, I'm this might be this

(01:11:43):
might be something. So this is from online a TikTok
where guy is talking about the actor Bond, the actor Bond.
So here it is. If you've never heard it, I'm
gonna play part of it. A secret Starbucks?

Speaker 7 (01:12:01):
Is that right? Yeah?

Speaker 2 (01:12:02):
There is a Starbucks that is like above reserve, like
a Starbucks no one's ever heard of or been tip.
All Right, have you ever wondered while driving in Los Angeles?
How come you've never seen like Will Smith stuck in
traffic on the four or five.

Speaker 1 (01:12:17):
Have you ever thought that not that way that we
were exposed to that. No, I just assume that they've
they've got drivers. They're not driving themselves, right, you know,
that's why they're not stuck in traffic. If you're unfamiliar,
traffic in La is wild like there, it is backed up,
back doesn't matter today and time. It's insane how backed

(01:12:38):
up highway traffic is.

Speaker 6 (01:12:40):
I used to follow him Will Smith on TikTok or Instagram,
and he would do a lot of videos from inside his.

Speaker 1 (01:12:48):
Vehicle, so while he was driving that fields dang right.

Speaker 6 (01:12:52):
Or maybe it's because he would make them well stuck
in traffic.

Speaker 1 (01:12:55):
Sure, so this is the question that's being posed.

Speaker 2 (01:12:59):
Yeah, I've never seen one just in their car stuck
in traffic.

Speaker 1 (01:13:02):
Why is that?

Speaker 2 (01:13:02):
That's because there's a series of intricate tunnels underneath Los
Angeles known as the Actor Boller.

Speaker 1 (01:13:10):
I'm not kidding.

Speaker 2 (01:13:11):
Like, they get access points to move through the city
without ever having to be in traffic. You can come
up in Lax, you can pop up at Dodger Stadium.
Underneath there in those tunnels is Starbucks is set up
at different locations to allow them to get coffees while

(01:13:32):
they're driving all of them. Seinfeld, you've seen Seinfeld down there. No,
I've seen Seinfeld down there. Dude, almond milk latte, two shots.

Speaker 1 (01:13:47):
So let's just talk about the logistics of this building
a tunnel system, the amount of money it would take,
crazy maintenance. You even if this there was a place
where this special group of people could drive and not
deal with traffic, you would need some sort of crew

(01:14:08):
to maintain it, deal with repairs, breaks, whatever, right, and
so you would have to then swear them to secrecy.
Probably not gonna be a great paying job. You're definitely
gonna get some people that would be willing to talk
for the right amount of money and violate their NDA right. Yes,
and so then you would also who decides when they

(01:14:33):
get access to the tunnels? At what status of Celebritism
do you get access? And do you lose it? Did
Nicolette Sheridan did she lose her access? I saw Jenna
Jamison doing a live yapp but yapp and did she
lose her access? What is the status of the ad
who decides that someone's gotta and then is there a

(01:14:56):
pass key? Where are the entrances at? So to me,
there's a lot of logistics to get over the hump
on on whether this is a thing or not. So
I had seen something similar to what you're talking about
still on the TikTok Okay, don't prove or crush because
I want to. I'm trying to do something here. Then

(01:15:17):
I'll keep my mouth shook and say you no idea
where you're going, but carry on, and I'll just take
them well, like that's where you were going, like very
well could but you and I could be on the
same page here and I know about it, so I'll
let you fashion. Then I'll say my piece at the end. Okay,
So then the idea that they would have to maintain it? Right,
then you got a thing like a Starbucks, Like this
guy's eluding, how do you get employees to the Starbucks? Right?

(01:15:42):
How do you get these actors? No, the people that
work at the Starbucks to make these special coffees at
the special Starbucks that exists. All right, they're all underground
or whatever. Yes, how do you get deliveries there? Oh? Well,
maybe there's a building. It's got an elevator and then
they just drive the thing and then goes Still, those

(01:16:02):
somebody's gonna yap, right, whether it's a blog post, whether
it's anonymous or whatever, and maybe that's what this guy
is doing. Right. So for me, there's so many things
in this that I'm like, absolutely not. Maybe if they
these employees signed an NDA, you know, then that's how

(01:16:23):
they're sworn to secrecy. Yes, but people love yappin' but
they also love not getting in trouble. True, But there
are count I love this argument. There are countless people
that will talk right, regardless agreement or not. Edward Snowden
comes to mind. Yeah, right, he didn't talk for a
long time until he's finally like, you know what, this

(01:16:45):
ain't right. No, he talks pretty fast right on the now.
Maybe it was the straw that broke the camel's back,
is what you're implying. But like he still talked. He
still broke it at some point, absolutely, And that would
be the one you should fear the most. Arguably. So
people talk, they just do, or they tell their friends.
Where do you work? I had a Starbucks, which one

(01:17:07):
can't tell you right, Not only that you would have
to staff it with people that maybe that group sick
and they need someone from another Starbucks. Do you then
pull them in and go, Okay, so listen, those are
really I gotta sign this thing. Huh. If I had
to sign an NBA to work at a Starbucks, I'd
be questioning some things, right. Nonetheless, the point I'm trying

(01:17:29):
to make on this is that it's there's too many
thing humps to get over for legitimacy. So I start
doing a little tippity tapping and guess what. There are
tunnels underneath the city of Los Angeles, intricate tunnels that
span in many different directions. They these tunnels absolutely one exist.

(01:17:57):
So then so then seeing them, I went, hole, cow,
maybe there is something here. Because in this city there
are tunnels under downtown. Yes, you can go explore them.
You can. They do tours on them, and when you
see it, you go, okay, yeah, the city. The tunnels
under this city aren't made for cars, articular traffic, pedestrians. Yeah,

(01:18:20):
It's made for you know, people that are walking that
are taking important documents from one place to another. That's
just from what I've heard, and a lot of cities
have this. At the University of Minnesota, they have tunnels
to connect buildings and campus because they have horrendous winters.
And where I went to school at Northwest Missouri State,
they had tunnels, Like this is not an uncommon thing.

(01:18:42):
They have them here, they have them in other businesses
around town. Tunnels to connect buildings not an uncommon thing.
A tunnel for pedestrians versus a tunnel for cars is
a completely different thing. Engineering, speaking is a completely different thing. Maintenance,
it's a completely different thing. We didn't even get on earthquakes, right, right,

(01:19:06):
And so I go down the rabbit hole. I find
out that these tunnels actually exist and that there is
a travel guide. Eleven miles of tunnels are available underneath
the city of Los Angeles, but they are listen to
this abandoned equestrian and subway tunnels. Equestrian tunnels right like horses.

(01:19:33):
Uh huh? You know about these?

Speaker 2 (01:19:34):
No?

Speaker 1 (01:19:35):
Oh okay, you said, uh huh, like you horses. And
they are closed to the public, and that apparently they
the Hollywood does use these for filming purposes.

Speaker 6 (01:19:52):
Yeah, that would make sense. Eleven miles isn't far. It's
not like that's that helpful if they were open.

Speaker 1 (01:19:59):
No, the typically tunnels in most scenarios are as the
bird fly as the crow flies right, like they don't.
They typically don't go around things, they go straight. So maybe,
but I don't know how you deal with fuel underground
car runs out of gas? Yeah, yeah, I would think

(01:20:21):
having petrol underground to fill someone's tank would be and
that no accidents, right, there's a lot that goes in there. Yeah. Yeah,
And they the article articles I found felt very confident
that there was no Starbucks yeah, or pluraled underground.

Speaker 6 (01:20:41):
Yeah. I'm convinced that the celebrities get their Starbucks through
an assistant. They make a phone call and say, hey,
I need an order for Oprah or whomever, and then
they just get charged more to get theirs in a
faster way.

Speaker 1 (01:20:57):
From Starbucks yea or wherever. To me, plenty of celebrities
going in order things straight from the counter, but it's
quite common. And saying, oh, I've never seen a celebrity
in traffic is a really insane thing to say, in
my opinion, because if somebody was fame, if Blake Shelton

(01:21:19):
was next to me in a Ford f one fifty
or whatever with tinted windows, how would I know? You know?
They say Jack White has a house here, how would
I know of Jack White's next to me. I mean
he is kind of pale. He has a very but
he has if he has sunglasses on, right, No, but
he has a very distinctive look. That man is white

(01:21:41):
as white can be. Okay, you know, very black hair.
I'm gonna I get what you're saying. This is dumb.
But there was a Timothy Chamalot chamlat chamlet whatever look
alike contest in New York City this past week apparently,
and he was like, I'm gonna go, and the went,
which is hilarious. And there was a lot of already

(01:22:05):
documentation of women going to try and find their boyfriend
because apparently he's a very good looking man to some
and that a lot of those people look like him
like they were really close. And so just because someone
has what pale skin, that doesn't go you don't go, well,
there's Jack White, right. I think it would be very

(01:22:26):
hard to discern if somebody's famous in the car next
to you. You may piece some things together and go, oh,
that's a there's a fifty six Chevy and a guy
who's pale and he's wearing a Derby hat and a
bunch of vinyl stacked in the backseat. You know what
I'm saying, Like, I feel like there'd be a bunch

(01:22:48):
of leaps. My sister's a drummer, she's my wife. Whatever,
it's bumper sticker, right, I mean maybe, But I think
overall it would be quite hard to discern. If somebody
is a celebrity next to you, I would think they
would have cars with tinted windows, and you know they're not.
And we have countless stories of people getting in accidents
that are celebrities, right right. And when celebrities are dressed down,

(01:23:13):
they don't really like themselves that you would see on
the red carpet or you know, in the movies themselves.
They look like you know, Tammy from the trailer Park. Dude.
How about this part? When I was homeless, I lived
in the tunnels under Las Vegas. Man, I'd love to
hear more about that, because that is a real like
city community thing. Vehic Commission vehicle emissions underground would be

(01:23:35):
a killer. Yes, you'd have to have some way to
exhaust it out. If OJ had taken the tunnels, we
wouldn't have gotten the slow chase. That's a great point. Now,
maybe they weren't around then, but if they were, you
could just escape and people that run from the cops

(01:23:56):
in La which is a whole thing, that's a subculture.
You know that there is peak like criminal running times
like they there are certain times when people will run
from the police, like it's got they can pretty much
predict it like time wise eight nine or whatever. Yeah,
I believe it's like one and three.

Speaker 6 (01:24:16):
Huh interesting everywhere just in La La. Huh.

Speaker 1 (01:24:22):
I'm like, what, how do you know? Like, I guess
you could make the argument it happens the most during
that time because what the other times are all gridlocked
out there's you can't get anywhere. Okay, but nonetheless the
actor bond not really not really a thing, So you
got that's all good? Right, I can go Okay, I

(01:24:42):
just want to make sure because I've seen on TikTok
and and I just I had to look into it
to be like what really Elon Musk has built tunnels
under major cities for at least two transit, Las Vegas
being one of them. Or you you're doing li you know,
the goal is to you know, get to where you
need and hurry like his hyper loop. It says that

(01:25:05):
his original vision for the TBC or the boring company
was to build a hyper loop, a futuristic system of
underground tunnels that would move people and cargo at up
to seven hundred miles per hour. But they've got the
Las Vegas Convention Center Loop. It says. It's a one
pointy seven mile tunnel system that opened up in twenty

(01:25:25):
twenty one. The system allows Tesla cars to travel between
three stations, including the LVCC, and his plan to expand
to sixty eight miles. The LVCC has been praised for
its technology, but has faced criticism over safety and trespassing.
All the things that will be brought up. So when
you say there's you know, the actor bond the tunnels

(01:25:48):
under La, that doesn't surprise me at all whatsoever that
they would be there, and that this guy financed it,
and that they do use it. And it wouldn't surprise
me even more. If there is certain membership fee that
you have to pay that only the one percent the
elites can't afford. You couldn't afford it. I couldn't afford it.

(01:26:11):
But Will Smith other actors who are bajillionaires can't afford
that membership fee to use that buy that, so that
would make sense. I'll buy that, except the hyper loop
in Las Vegas has been deemed a failure. Absolutely, But
I mean from just the sheer efficiency of how they
built it to the efficiency of its use. And I

(01:26:33):
get that as the hyper loop, but just as traffic
tunnels to avoid La traffic, Las Vegas traffic. Whatever I
see it happening, I can see him financing it, charging
a membership free fee, and then the elite get to
use it. Meanwhile the rest of us commoners are stuck
in traffic for six hours. I'm with you, I could

(01:26:53):
hype in a utopian scenario, I could see that happening,
but the complications that come along with it are so numerous. Right,
Maybe it's just the ground the ground floor of something
that will be more commonplace. Would you pay I'm trying
to think of a place. You think of a place
you go a lot like I'll just go with work here.

Speaker 6 (01:27:12):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:27:13):
Could Would I pay to have a tunnel from near
my house to seventy first in Yale? Would I pay
a membership where there's no traffic, no weather, you know,
no ice, no red lights? Would I pay for that?
Depending on the cost, the answer would be s one

(01:27:33):
hundred percent one hundred percent as long as it's a
reasonable cost. Yeah, even if one from here to Oklahoma City, right,
or for me one from here to Rogers or something,
you know, because bike excludes barbecue a lot of concerts
over there, one hundred percent to avoid all that.

Speaker 6 (01:27:51):
Yes, yeah, Lindsay, I think for me it would have
to be for from here to like Indiana that that
long stretch of the drive.

Speaker 1 (01:28:02):
Yeah, he's stuck in a tunnel that long would be
very claustrophobic. I would think that is true. But you
got a self driving car, Tassley, you just sit back
and chill and let the robot do its work until
it glitches, until it maximum overdrives you run out of battery. Right,

(01:28:23):
all right, we gotta take a break. We'll be back to.

Speaker 8 (01:28:25):
Tulsa's Morning Show continues next with The Big Man Morning
Show on Tulsa's rock station ninety KMOD.

Speaker 1 (01:28:43):
Good morning, It's The Big Man Morning shown six KMO D.
You can also text BM a mass and then what
you want to say to eight two nine four five.
The next thing I have for conspiracy theory Thursday is wild.
Apparently some people in Silicon Valley and investors in that

(01:29:07):
area are backing research into a plan to block the sun.
You know how bad that would be. You know how
much trouble that would cause on Earth to block the sun.
Don't worry, you'd still get your d Listen how they

(01:29:31):
want to do it. They want to spray reflective particles
into the upper atmosphere that would make the clouds brighter,
then in turn cool the planet quickly. A couple startups
are already trying to deploy the untested technology, or that

(01:29:51):
the government will use it. A bunch of nonprofits are
obviously not okay with this. With the world hotter then
at any point in human history, at least recorded human history,
and emissions showing no sign of depleting the pitches that diminishing.
Dimming the sun is a cheap way to turn the

(01:30:13):
heat down. Go inside where the air conditioner ish, put
on sunglasses, anything, anything. I was talking with my brother yesterday.
Yesterday I believe and like, oh, I think Oklahom was beautiful.
There's I mean, you have every ecosystem. You have salt flats,
you have sand dunes, you have swamp areas, you have mountains.

(01:30:36):
I mean it's Oakland was a wild place. With that
being said, if we didn't have air conditioning. They I
know people lived here without air conditioning. That doesn't mean nothing, right.
They bust people here if you will, and we're like, stay,
if you If this technology came out and they were

(01:30:58):
able to block the sun, it wouldn't be an immediate
cool down, you think. I don't know. I imagine it would.
It would take some time for it to cool down.
I don't know, dude. I open an umbrella and block
the sun, it cools down. It's right right right going
into the shade. It's twenty degrees cooler than standing out
in the sun. I get that. Huh. To get started

(01:31:20):
it would take one person and about one hundred million
quig because this came from a UK story. Uh, I
have a business jet, let's go. And that's the idea
that that's all it would take to do this. The
concept of reflecting sunlight to cool the planet, known as
solar radiation management, could change rainfall patterns and or negatively

(01:31:42):
affect the ozone layer. Why would that be a problem
because of little things like malaria, crop failures, geopolitical chaos,
and the fact that blocking out the sun doesn't actually
do anything to fix the climate. Right, It's like, uh, hey,
I'm cold, Let's pour gasoline on the fire. Good for

(01:32:03):
a second, it sounds good in theory. The company called
Make Sunsets oh Man came up with the idea. Tens
of million dollars have already been committed to the research.
Let's talk about cancer, shall we? To organizations like Quadrature

(01:32:29):
Climate Foundation and the Simmons Foundation. People like Bill Gates,
Open AI chief executive officer Sam Altman and former technology
chief Mike Schropfer and co founder Dustin Moskovitz of Meta
and Hotel heiress Rachel Pritzker have all shown support for

(01:32:52):
the idea. Most I just like saying the name. Most
SRM research focuses on play lanes delivering sulfur dioxide to
the stratosphere. At least one startup is already iterating on
the concept. The man it Makes Sunsets says that the

(01:33:12):
startup is already launching sulfate filled balloons and sells cooling credits.
It's impossible to measure exactly what impact, if any Make
Sunsets has on the planet's temperature. What if let's just
make a hypothetical. The state of Idaho says, we need
to cool Idaho down, and so they fund it, but

(01:33:33):
then they don't get the aim right, and now it's
cold in Oklahoma. It feels reckless. I don't know if
we understand enough of the atmosphere to be trying to
block some on. And I know some of you're gonna go, oh,
there's already weather controlling. Of the tests that have been
done where they have done, or examples they have done,

(01:33:54):
like in Saudi Arabia and other that the data that
comes back it rain, yes, but they can't say for
certainty if it would have rained less or more, if
that wouldn't have happened. The data does not back up
the science yet, so it doesn't work at this point.
Are they doing it? Yes, that doesn't mean it's working.

(01:34:15):
There's correlation for sure, but that they can't prove that
that is what caused it or caused more right, So
to me this feels very reckless. Oh yeah, I think
just the mere thought of trying to block out the
sun is a terrible idea.

Speaker 6 (01:34:32):
It don't mess with mother Nature.

Speaker 1 (01:34:33):
We need the sun, we need it, well, hold on,
we mess with Mother Nature all the time.

Speaker 6 (01:34:38):
Yeah, but this just seems like it's going it's two extreme.

Speaker 1 (01:34:43):
We blow up rivers to redirect them. We blow out mountains,
we take down forests, we take over landscapes. True, so
we have messed with mother nature a lot. Yeah, I
think it's a little different when you're clearing deforesting an
area to make a highway or clearing through a mountainous

(01:35:06):
area to build a tunnel or something and then blocking
out the sun. Yeah. No, I hear you. I'm not
for it. I'm just saying people make the statement that
Lindsay did of like, don't mess with mother nature. What
are you talking about? Since humans have been around, we've
messed with with mother nature. Here's reasons why we need
the sun. Obviously, vitamin d uh. Another one sircadian circadian rhythms.

(01:35:31):
Sunlight helps regulate the body's natural sleep and wake cycle,
also known as the circadian rhythm. Sunlight slows the production
of millwatunin, which makes people feel tired. So that right there,
if we're gonna block out the sun because it's hot,
then everybody's gonna be dog ass tired all the time
because I think it's night time.

Speaker 6 (01:35:51):
Yeah, I feel like zombie.

Speaker 1 (01:35:52):
I think about all the the nocturnal animals right who
typically will only come out at night when the sun
goes down, Well you block out the sun. Now you
got all these nocturnal animals coming out trying to live.
They're like, oh, is in nighttime? And then they see
their day shift counterpart out there and they're like what, Ted,

(01:36:14):
what are you doing? It's nighttime? And they're like, no, man,
it's TikTok. It's ten in the morning. People are texting
this in and this was my final point on this,
And this is how you know it's gonna happen. It
was on a Simpsons episode. Of course, they predict a lot,
so that means if the Simpsons are doing it, it's
happening for sure. All right, take a break, we'll be back.

Speaker 8 (01:36:36):
Tell us this morning show, The Big Man Boarding Show.
The assault continues the next thirty.

Speaker 1 (01:36:41):
Seven five, Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning shown
four six oh kmod can also text bmms and then

(01:37:03):
what you want to say to eight two, nine, four
or five coming up, we're going to talk about cast roles.
I was gonna bring this up. It's a crazy story.
I didn't even know as a thing. Tom Brady is
kind of in trouble. This guy's already got to having

(01:37:23):
a hard time as you. Received a lot of backlash
for his broadcasting for the NFL, and some people are like,
he's not doing a good job, and this is me
being rated broadcasting nitpicky, and I don't like the pitch
of his voice. I don't think he's got a good
pitch for broadcast. There is a certain pitch range that
is a desirable pitch range for broadcast, and he doesn't

(01:37:47):
have it. He sounds very young and whiny his voice.
Does some females fall into this problem when they're trying
to be professional broadcaster? Are high level professional broadcasters because
the picture of your voice of certain female falls into
a range, according to research isn't desirable. Whether that's true
or not, I don't know. I think it's a preference thing,

(01:38:07):
but anyway, Also, his commentary has been coming under criticism
that he doesn't do a good job. He bought this
team also coming under criticism. Now he can't say certain
certain things, he can't go to meetings inside facilities, like
he's got all these stipulations now and they paid him
a lot of money. Yeah so, but now he's under
criticism because he was talking about Josh Allen, the quarterback

(01:38:28):
for the Buffalo bills, and he said, quote, sometimes he
played like a spaz, like a grade schooler on a
sugar high. But now he's controlled the chaos, and that
he's like a storm coming into town. You don't know
what storms coming into this town. What word do you
think they had trouble with? Gimpie storms? Spaz? Spaz? Apparently

(01:38:54):
I didn't know this. And this term has used a
lot in sports vernacular in different ways, and that is
that it is a Apparently it's used to describe people
with disabilities in a derogatory manner.

Speaker 6 (01:39:14):
I could see that.

Speaker 1 (01:39:15):
Ah, how.

Speaker 6 (01:39:19):
It's it's got it's negative.

Speaker 1 (01:39:22):
It feels well, yeah, that's like it would be. That's
the critique of him as negative. So sure it feels negative, right.
The definition of spas an incompetent or uncoordinated person or
loose physical to lose physical or emotional control. Yeah, so
I don't see any problem with it. But again, I'm

(01:39:44):
they're just worried. This is used against me in jiu jitsu,
where if I'm trying to get out of something, I'll
do a spazy white belt remove. It's kind of like
where you just kind of flail and have no control
or as GIMPI used the dev mission lose control, and
I never was like, I am not that person. I'm

(01:40:06):
lot of SPACs.

Speaker 6 (01:40:08):
Well, like people with Tourette syndrome. They refer to having spasms.

Speaker 1 (01:40:15):
Well that's spelled completely differently. Yeah, right, this is spaz right,
that's spasms like muscle. Right.

Speaker 6 (01:40:24):
But I think that's where they're getting it from.

Speaker 1 (01:40:27):
No, I think you just pulled that out of the sky.

Speaker 6 (01:40:31):
Maybe they are too.

Speaker 1 (01:40:32):
The word spastic is considered an offensive slur by some people,
particularly in the United Kingdom. Uh this says this is
a newly deemed offensive word. They has added it to
the list words that pissed people off. In twenty twenty two,
Lizo removed the word spaz from a song because of

(01:40:53):
the backlash. By the way, you want to go down
rabbit hole. Go look at her instagram. Dude, Ozamba, ain't
no joke. I'm not kidding.

Speaker 6 (01:41:03):
Is she on it? Admit it?

Speaker 1 (01:41:05):
I mean, I have no idea. It is the only
answer to losing that much weight that fast that I
know of what I see. You just did this weird
little hand gesture I know you do when you're debating
on whether to say something. Yeah, time wise and we

(01:41:25):
got to get the sports. But I'll go ahead and
say it anyway. She was all about body positivity. I'm
a big, old, hefty gal. Look at me, I can sing.
Be put out of me. I am embracing my body
and I'm all for it. Yeah, I'm all for it.
Be body positive, embrace your heftiness. Okay, if that's the case,

(01:41:45):
why go on o zepic and lose all this weight
and try to be something that you're not. People can't
change their minds. I think when you stand up for
that harshly as she has, I mean, yeah, you can
change your mind won't. But I mean it's kind of
contradicting what she's been. You think it's hypocritical. Absolutely, I

(01:42:05):
absolutely do not, because you're implying she still doesn't feel
that way and we don't know that you can have
to be that way. And also go, hey, I probably
could live longer in life if I didn't weigh so much.
Maybe so, I don't know. I just think it's hypocritical.
There you go.

Speaker 6 (01:42:34):
The Jets are replacing their kicker. The slumping Greg Zerline
has been placed on injured reserve.

Speaker 1 (01:42:40):
Would you say the slumping why.

Speaker 6 (01:42:41):
Greg Zerlin has been placed on You called him a spaz, Yeah,
I know. He's been placed on injured reserve due to
a left knee injury. The thirty six year old has
converted a career low sixty percent of his field goal
attempts this season. The Jets have signed kickers Riley Patterson
and Spencer Trader to the practice squad. Patterson has experience

(01:43:03):
with the Lions, Jags, and Browns with an eighty eight
percent field goal success rate. Schrader played in one game
for the Colts at the beginning of the season. Interim
coach Jeff Ulbrich indicated earlier in the week that the
team will decide who their kicker is before Thursday night's
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didn't think we would find a more vile argument than

(01:45:11):
what a hot dog is, but I think we may
have found it. Oh no, that's the wrong one. I've
done that twice. This week. It's hyper Big Man Morning
Show's top list random topics, randomly drawn with random results.
Now here's Corbyn, Kimpi and Lindsay with this week's top list.
This week's top list is Castle Roles Top five Castle Roles. Lindsay,

(01:45:35):
all right, I had to put.

Speaker 6 (01:45:37):
This one on because my mother in law used to
make this pretty damn good tuna noodle cast role.

Speaker 1 (01:45:47):
It feels classic, it is.

Speaker 6 (01:45:49):
It's it's pretty classic. Kevin doesn't like this one so much,
so I don't really make it very often, but his
mom made it, Yes, and that's probably why he doesn't
like it so much, because he grew up with it
and ate it all the time. He used to say
that his mom only made a few items very well,
and so when she did make something good, she would

(01:46:09):
make a lot of it and this was one of
them too.

Speaker 1 (01:46:12):
Yes, Yes, what isn't it?

Speaker 6 (01:46:14):
Tuna she'd u tuna and then spaghetti noodles. Whenever she
made a cast role, it was always with a spaghetti noodle.
I think it was probably her favorite. And then peas,
and I think she used a cream of either celery
or cream of chicken soup. Yeah, pretty simple, and she

(01:46:36):
wasn't much of a spices person, So salt and pepper
for me, usually celery salt as well. Yeah, very simple,
easy dish, and breadcrumbs on top.

Speaker 1 (01:46:51):
Breadcrumbs okay, because some people do crackers, some people do
chips or.

Speaker 6 (01:46:56):
The panco breadcrumbs. Oh yeah, and number four on my
list is the tater tot taco cast role.

Speaker 1 (01:47:08):
I'm not familiar, so.

Speaker 6 (01:47:10):
This one is the hamburger meat in there, black beans,
can of corn, not cream corn, because that is disgusting. Yes,
you can use if you're on the cheap side, you
can just grab a can of rotel. I like to

(01:47:31):
use rotel. But also bell peppers. I know you'd probably
take those out because you're not a bell pepper fan.
But then also a yellow onion. Usually the recipe calls
for a red onion, but I don't like red onion
because they give me heartburn, So yellow onion sure, so
I'll tay it all together, put it in your casserole dish,

(01:47:53):
put that in the oven, shrit up some cheddar cheese
with that too, and bake it.

Speaker 1 (01:47:56):
Oh my gosh, where's the binding age? Does there have
to be a starchy biking.

Speaker 6 (01:48:01):
Chicken chicken broth something like that?

Speaker 1 (01:48:04):
Do you put that in it? Yeah? Oh you didn't
say that.

Speaker 6 (01:48:06):
Yeah yeah, and then sour cream on top when it's
all done. Yeah yeah, super super yummy. Number three a
breakfast strata that's got bacon or sausage. I prefer bacon,
cheddar bread, eggs, and spinach. Delish, delish. Number two farmers

(01:48:34):
hot dish.

Speaker 1 (01:48:36):
Are you still doing movies here?

Speaker 6 (01:48:38):
Right? I learned that when I lived in South Dakota.
And that is the big elbow macaroni, the large elbow
macaroni with some hamburger meat, some onion soup mix, canned
tomato sauce, some yellow corn and some dice tomato. Mix

(01:49:01):
that all up, and some shredded cheddar cheese. Mmm, so good.
If you want to spice it up, put some rotel
in there. Delicious.

Speaker 1 (01:49:11):
Never heard of this, really good. And that's difference that
between that and your strata.

Speaker 6 (01:49:18):
It's not a breakfast dish. There's no eggs in it.

Speaker 1 (01:49:21):
Oh farmer's casserole. Isn't it a breakfast dish?

Speaker 6 (01:49:24):
No, no farmer's hot dish.

Speaker 1 (01:49:26):
No farmer's hot dish.

Speaker 6 (01:49:28):
Yeah, it's with the elbow macaroni, corn, burger, tomatoes. Could
really put it whatever, but I yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:49:39):
Yeah, rotel. This must be some where did you have it?
Like I know you said South Dakota, but like where
did you have it? Well?

Speaker 6 (01:49:46):
A guy that I was working with taught it to me.

Speaker 1 (01:49:50):
I can't find it. It's not list like I can't
find it.

Speaker 6 (01:49:53):
Maybe it was his own recipe.

Speaker 1 (01:49:56):
And so macaroni noodles, uh huh, can.

Speaker 6 (01:49:59):
Of co drained rotel, undrained tomato soup, onion soup mix.
And then hamburger and that's yeah, and cheddar cheese mix
that all up.

Speaker 1 (01:50:14):
Huh.

Speaker 6 (01:50:15):
Sprinkle some more cheese on top, bake it.

Speaker 1 (01:50:17):
Oh it's interesting. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:50:20):
And then my number one, and.

Speaker 1 (01:50:21):
That was number two. That's over the other ones. You wow,
it must be good, Okay, yeah it is.

Speaker 6 (01:50:26):
And then my number one is a turkey tetrasini and
that we make it every year, usually with leftover turkey
from Thanksgiving. Also made with the spaghetti noodles. My mother
in law taught me this one too, with mushrooms. Sorry,
gimp Usually it's uh. I'll get some baby portabellas and

(01:50:47):
also cream and mushroom soup in there, some heavy whipping
cream and lots of parmesan cheese.

Speaker 11 (01:50:56):
So good.

Speaker 1 (01:50:56):
What's the difference besides the protein between the tuna one
and the tetrazini one.

Speaker 6 (01:51:04):
Mmmm, there's no peas in turkey tetrasini.

Speaker 1 (01:51:08):
Okay, vegetable change.

Speaker 6 (01:51:09):
But yeah, and this one has got some red wine
vinegar in it and it's a little bit sweeter. It's
very good, and lots of parmesan.

Speaker 1 (01:51:22):
Okay. Top list, we're doing casseroles. Gimpi number five. I
put down a buffalo chicken cast role. Pretty simple stuff.
You take some either elbow macaroni or some penny, you know,
and some chicken breast. Cut up your chicken breast, you know,
nice and chopped up cube like maybe even round that up.

(01:51:45):
Cook it, lots of franks a right, use some cream
of chicken as your binder, right, mix it all together,
sprinkle some I prefer like a Kolby Jack blend on top,
you know, throw that in the oven boom pal Buffalo
chicken casserole. Number four has to be on this list,
all right. It's the green bean gas roll, and the

(01:52:07):
people make it in various different ways, but I'm a
pretty traditional kind of guy. Instead of using cream of mushroom,
because that's just disguising, I use either cream of celery
or cream of chicken, you know, and as green beans,
and with the French fried onions on top. It's green
bean castle. We all know where it is. It's pretty good.
Number three is a tater tot cast role, which I

(01:52:28):
think I discovered that I don't know twelve thirteen years ago,
started making it, and it's it's great because when you've
got small kids, they love to eat it.

Speaker 11 (01:52:38):
You know.

Speaker 1 (01:52:39):
It's got the tater tots, it's got the beef in there.
You know. I'll take some ketchup and mustard, put it
on top, make kind of like a cheeseburgery sort of thing,
you know, right along with it chopped onions. So it's
tater tots layer, tater tots down, You ground up your
beef and you throw in your like again, I use
like a cream of celery just as a binder or whatever.

(01:53:00):
Mix that up real good. And then you lay and
with the onions, the chop onions cooked inside of it.
So you got a layer of tater tons and then
you've got your beef concoction, and then another round of
tater tops on the top, and then cheese on top
of that. Put it in the oven. Boom. Kids loved it.
It was easy and it fed a lot of us
for dirt cheap. You know. That's a good thing about castroll.

(01:53:23):
It's a lot of people for dirt cheap. So that
was number three. Number two is Mexican lasagna. Mexican lasagna
basically like another regular lasagna, but instead of noodles, noodles,
corn tortillas down at the bottom, layer of refried beans

(01:53:46):
and then your ground beef on top of that. And
what I do with that sort of thing, and the
same way with like other foods. I'll take like a
like a jar of paste and put that in there,
mix it up with the meat, real good, cook it
up and then and so it's like corn tortillas, beans,
beef concoction, cheese, and then just repeat until you fill

(01:54:08):
up the pan and then throw it in the oven,
cook it up. Mexican never heard of that.

Speaker 6 (01:54:14):
That sounds really good.

Speaker 1 (01:54:15):
It is really good. You could use enchilada sauce if
you want to, you know, but I just prefer I
prefer the paste. It's got the sauce, it's got the spice,
it's got the other vegetables in it. It's just easier
that way. And then number one on my list are inchilattas,
and I had to google its enchiladas a cast roll
guess it is because of the the dish that you

(01:54:37):
make it in, and it has all the same typical
cast role ingredient of protein, your vegetable and whatever your
starchy goodness. So I prefer when I'm when I make
my enchiladas, I use flour tortillas, okay, and the same
kind of beefy concoction that I would use for the
Mexican lasagna, ground beef jar off paste. Mix it up,

(01:55:01):
and then so I'll lay out tortillas and a little
little line of some of the beef concoction and then
shredded like Mexican blend cheese on top of that. Roll
it up, do that about eight times, fill up the pan,
cover it with red encilata sauce, and then the rest
of the bag of cheese on top of that, you know,

(01:55:25):
just to give it that goodness on top of it.
I am not of the mindset that the dish is
what makes it a casserole. If I baked a chicken
and a casserole dish, it ain't a casserole. So like,
I am not one with the to me, I don't
think enchiladas is a casserole. You can make enchilada casserole,
but when they're rolled up and lined up, that ain't
a casserole. Google tells me different. Okay, I googled it.

(01:55:47):
It said enchiladas can be a casserole, is what it says.
At the top. It says, yes, enchiladas can be made
into a casserole. But nonetheless, it's your list, just like
we want to know what yours would be. Top list
for castrolls, bmmss and whatever that is to a two
nine four five number five. For me, this may be
an asterisk. There may be some pushback, and that is

(01:56:09):
sweet potato casserole. Okay, where's the pushback on it? And
there's no protein? Okay, now, sweet potato casserole for those
who don't know, it's usually that sweet potato thing you
get at Thanksgiving sweet potatoes. No, it's a sweet potato
casserole and it's got a ton of brown sugar mashed

(01:56:31):
up sweet potatoes covered in marshmallows. Usually I've had a
best one I've ever had was marshmallows and then covered
with candied pecans. Yeah. Yeah, it's usually how I make
just regular sweet potatoes.

Speaker 11 (01:56:44):
I don't know.

Speaker 6 (01:56:44):
I mean it's baked in a casserole dish.

Speaker 1 (01:56:47):
That is true. That would be like a dessert castrole.
I've never had it as a dessert castle. It has
been a side at Thanksgiving.

Speaker 6 (01:56:54):
Right, But I've never heard of anyone say past the
sweet potato castrole. It's always been past the sweet potata.

Speaker 1 (01:57:00):
But nobody says pass the roast turkey. They say past
the turkey, right, Sure, they say potatoes. They don't always
say mashed potatoes.

Speaker 6 (01:57:09):
Well, they'll say which ones the mashed potatoes?

Speaker 1 (01:57:12):
Which ones?

Speaker 6 (01:57:13):
Yeah, sweet potatoes or the mashed potatoes.

Speaker 1 (01:57:15):
Huh, that's number five, number four kind of what Gimbi
was describing. Mine's a little different. We did this in
college all the time. We had an oven in the
like a little kitchenette the dorms, and we would we
bought a pan to make this in and we would
make it once a week and we would we'd make
like tons of it. And that is ground beef casserole.

(01:57:37):
And all it is is ground beef. Whatever cream of
soup you would is your is the rhythm of your
dance floor. And then uh, mix it up, put it
in a pan, put tato tots on top. That's the
end of the conversation. Yeah, very simple, very good. If

(01:57:59):
they we sometimes we put corn in it. Sometimes we'd
put mushrooms in it. Sometimes we would put just onions
in it. I mean, whatever was around you just put
in it. That was number four. There's a variation of
that with tuna, and he use tuna instead of ground
beefs Number three U noki casserole. You take noki, the

(01:58:22):
little potato pillows of heaven and pasta, sauce, whatever protein
you want in there, mix it all up, dump it
in there, cover it and cheese sounds good. Yeah, anything
covered in cheese is delicious. Yes, there's a variation of it.
You can do it with ravioli's, so instead of noki,
you do raviolis and it's delicious too. Growing up, my

(01:58:46):
mom would make ravioli casserole, and it would be the
giant cans of ravioli.

Speaker 6 (01:58:52):
Yeah, like cheppe boyardy.

Speaker 1 (01:58:53):
Correct, and two cans of that. A bag of frozen broccoli,
oh God, mix it all together, put it in the pan,
covered in cheese and bake it. And that was a meal.
And it's not. I didn't like broccoli, but I would
eat it that way. And I hate frozen broccoli for

(01:59:16):
the reason of you. It's more stems and more bas
than it is. Flour. Yeah, yeah, flour broccoli delicious. The
stalk is gross. I'm not a panda. I don't eat bamboo. Yeah.
So that was number three. Number two variation of what

(01:59:37):
give me taco casserole? It is black beans. It is
ground beef for ground chicken taco, seasoning onions and then
covering it in avocado and fresh onions and tomatoes cilantro
and yeah. And you can eat it just like it is,

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or you can spoon it into teas or chips. Ah,
use it as a dip. Th that's the number two
and number one. This is a very generic term, many
different variations of it. I've had it in French toast form,
I've had it in pancake form. I've had it with croissants,
I've had it with biscuits, and that is a breakfast casserole,

(02:00:22):
breakfast castrole. I'm in not strata what Lindsay described. That
is a completely different dish. I'm talking a breakfast castrole
of the time. It's a bread, cheese and a meat
and that's it. And they are delicious. That's how I
learned to put mustard in my eggs. It is so
good breakfast castroles. Never I've never had one been like,

(02:00:44):
well that was gross. Yeah, especially if it's got bacon
in it. And I love it when they do the
sausage links, but they dice up the sausage so it's
like a piece of a sausage link. Yeah. Chopped ham
always delicious too. Somebody saying Lindsay's dish sounded like goulash,
totally hungarian dish. Yeah. Uh, casseroles still suck. I wouldn't.

(02:01:08):
I wouldn't say they're amazing, but I would say casseroles
definitely have a place, absolutely, especially in the fall. It's
a great question, is castrole from Thanksgiving considered? It is
dressing from Thanksgiving considered a castrole? I think it's a
fair question.

Speaker 6 (02:01:24):
I don't consider it a cast roles. I mean, why
not Why I stuffed my.

Speaker 1 (02:01:29):
Bird with it? Well, you know you're not supposed to
eat it after you do that, right.

Speaker 6 (02:01:33):
It's it's getting cooked, it's cooked ready. I mean, I've
never been sick, and I've moved.

Speaker 1 (02:01:42):
Meeting later today about that. Right, I would consider it
because I believe, you know, it's the dish that you
make it in earthware or glassware, and if it's cooked
in a glass casserole dish, then it makes it. But
is it missing the protein? Maybe? I don't know. Somebody
at texted it in earlier about how vegans use mushrooms

(02:02:04):
as their source of protein. Well, many vegetables have protein,
so you can easily get to proteins included when you
include a vegetab. Yeah. Yeah, So I think if you're
considering it like that, and you're putting like a mushroom
in your in your dressing oysters, a lot of people
put oysters in dressing or stuffing, yeah, that would still count.
That's not legit meat. Yeah. Tato toot castrole line of

(02:02:26):
casserole dish with frozen tato tots cover layer or cream,
mushroom and Campbell's cheddar cheese, cheeses, mix layer of ground
beef and onions, one more cup of soup, mixed layer,
baked ten minutes. Cover with shredded cheese, baked five more minutes.
Casseroles have a very soft spot in the heart of
weed people. Yeah. Uh, breakfast cast casserole, brown ground sausage,

(02:02:52):
scrambled eggs, hash browns, cheesy, gravy, cheese gravy. Sorry, cheese gravy,
gravy on top with crumbled bacon. I'm all right with that. Yeah,
I've had one breafs castrole. It's hash browns. The cubes
you chrisp them up in the oven, put them in
a castrole dish, cover the castorle dishes with scrambled eggs,

(02:03:15):
whatever sausage you want, and then sausage gravy on top. Okay, yeah,
but to add biscuits to it? Yes, Uh. Tater top
breakfast casserole, sausage, egg, cheese, tater tots. Yeah. What protein
is in green bean casserole? Bacon is optional? I think

(02:03:36):
the green beans carry a protein element. Make tater top
casserole with cubed hamsteak instead of beef. Game changer. That
hopefully after this week's topless that's the end of the
castrole discussion. Probably not. None of you have ever displayed
your ability for something to be over for that to

(02:03:57):
be the end of the discussion. All right. Somebody says
the meat loaf is a cast role. No, I have
to say it's not, because meat loaf is made in
a loafing pan. Not a cast role. Not always, Okay.
A lot of people will form the meat loaf and
put it in a casserole pan and bake it that way.
I guess I tried that once. It didn't really work

(02:04:18):
out that well. Unless I'm making a big meat loaf,
like I'm making like a three pound meat loaf. You
definitely get a different browning element, which is also delicious
when you do it in the loaf pan. But I
have had it in the mushed form of like it's
not it's more of a pud than it is a
loaf at that point. But it's still quite good and

(02:04:40):
you don't get the the perfect square yeah, if you're
a meat little sandwich person, but it is really good.
I want to try a castrole that should not be
check out the sushi castrole. Ah, it's a cold castrole. Okay, yeah,
I think of like, is it California role. It's got
the treaded crab and stuff. Yeah, a dorito taco Castro.

(02:05:03):
I went and looked this up. Who yeah, yum. But
my problem with using chips in a casserole is they
get soggy. Right. That's why I don't get nacho's at
a restaurant or anything, because they get soggy so fast.
Same way with like a Mexican lasagna. Those tortillas get
a little sog But it's okay. Best breakfast castro. Who

(02:05:24):
I love this home fries, sausage cheese. Put that hot
in your dish. Crack eggs over the top and put
it in the oventil. The egg whites are hard, way
better than scrambled eggs. No, anytime you get runny eggs,
it's delicious. Oh yeah uh. If you want stone of food,

(02:05:44):
just add cube ham to queso like velveta and rotel
and laidle it onto corn bread. It's called ham shortcake.
I don't want my corn bread wearing a rain coat
if I don't eat it fast enough. I ain't trying
to make some teflon dish. Right, all right, we got

(02:06:06):
to take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 8 (02:06:08):
If you're listening to The Big Mad Morning Show, this
is Tulsa's Morning Shown.

Speaker 1 (02:06:33):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine one,
eight four six oh kmod can also text bmmass and
then what you want to say to eight two nine
four five might need your help. I've got an idea
for what I want to call this, but it's not
something I don't want to say a bunch of times
over the air because some people don't like this word,
and that is I want to call this segment God damn.

(02:06:57):
But some of you might not like it. So what
I was my backup was www, which is why why?
Unless you have a better recommendation, I'm all for the
first one, but you should be shocked when I tell
you these two stories. You should be like, what why?

(02:07:19):
Or goddamn New York mom and two young kids jump
into the Niagara Falls. Goddamn? Why? What? What? Why? Thirty
three year old mom stepped over the guardrail holding her
five month old baby and her son and jumped two

(02:07:43):
hundred feet into the into Niagara Falls. It happened at
nine o'clock at night. They say it was intentional. They
have not found her her nine year old son or
the five month old baby.

Speaker 6 (02:08:00):
If only the sun had been blocked and she wasn't
so hot.

Speaker 1 (02:08:04):
I don't think she did it to cool off, Lindsay.
I could be wrong, though. My mother was a domestic
violence counselor. According to information about her online, she graduated
from school Noon built Buffalo, and obviously people were shocked
and saddened by it. Probably a good time to remind

(02:08:25):
you that if you're feeling lost and confused about life,
nine to eight eight is how you can get someone
to help you, not alone. You're wanted here. Wild that
you would do that and then take two other people.
There must have been something going on that made them

(02:08:45):
think that was the solution, right, whether it was something
at home or you say, she's a domestic violence counselor,
so I would hate the mere thought of somebody, and
I'm sure it happens, but somebody in a position like
that that hears stories every day, day after day after

(02:09:07):
day after day, for eight hours or more a day,
that they finally just snap and they're like, I can't
take this anymore. I can't instead of quitting their job,
you know, I'm finding something with a little more peace
of mind in it that they just grab their kids
and jump over the railing at Niagara Falls.

Speaker 6 (02:09:26):
And you would think she would have other counselors that
she was working with or close to that she herself
could have talked to.

Speaker 1 (02:09:34):
Maybe she tried. Maybe what she thought she tried is
that like a roofer with a bad roof, I'm here
to help other people, but I can't talk to anybody else.
And you can't use rational thinking with someone going through
an irrational situation because you don't know it's it's wild,

(02:09:58):
it's a there's no way to relate to it. When
you feel like it's a cloudy day, there ain't nobody
that can tell you the sun's always there.

Speaker 2 (02:10:08):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (02:10:08):
In twenty twenty three, another mother jumped with her son
into the Niagara River, just down from where this happened.
The mother died, but they were able to save the
five year old. Okay, that's good. I gotta be honest.
We always, you know, people joke about the dangers of
the Golden Gate Bridge. I don't remember anybody ever talking
about Niagara Falls. I thought they kind of nip that

(02:10:29):
in the bud to stop people from doing that, but
wild to grab like, oh, how terrifying for those children.
Are people still going over Niagara Falls and barrels? No,
they've pretty much limited that that. I think you've got
to have an ABC special or something to do that. Okay, Yeah,
they try to keep people out of it. It's real dangerous. Yeah,

(02:10:50):
I don't know if you guys are aware. Yeah, it's
very dangerous. I've never been. I've only seen what's on
like television and stuff. But don't they take like a
ferry up in there so you can get like deep
into the falls. He's a nice guy. I'm just saying,
take a boat of swords to run on the bottom.
You can take a boat a vessel near the splash

(02:11:16):
zone and get misty wet, okay, and get moist moist.
I was thinking that, like you're getting up that close,
there's a potential to uh you know for the waves,
current falls whatever. Yeah, the boat send it tipping, yeah,
you know, kill everybody. Yeah. I would love to go
see it pretty much the end of the stones. Yeah right,

(02:11:38):
I don't need to get on a boat. You wouldn't
hop lot of fury and go see the balls. No,
I don't like soggy, I understand. Uh, here's another one
for goddamn or why manic flyer viciously beats deaf, nonverbal
passenger into a bloody pulp? What goddamn ye the hell

(02:12:03):
is wrong with flying?

Speaker 3 (02:12:08):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (02:12:08):
Shockingly, a Florida man pumbled a deaf and nonverbal passenger
while he was sleeping until the cabin was spattered with
blood on a trip on United Airlines this week. It
happened on a flight from San Francisco to Washington Dulles
on Monday. Everett Nelson, forty four, got up to use

(02:12:34):
the bathroom. While returning to his seat, he stopped at
seat twelve f oh god, and without notice, began physically
attacking a sleeping male passenger by punching him repeatedly in
the face and head until there was blood. The next

(02:12:56):
thing I know, I just hear these blood kerdel screams.
Who was sitting in a row behind them. He was
just very violent and aggressively pummeling the guy who was
in the window seat, who was in front of me,
And it was vicious. This wasn't like a barm I'm

(02:13:16):
going to throw a couple of punches a barroom. I'm
not going to throw a couple punches around. He was
just being vicious. The man rained blows on the defenseless
man for a full minute, who couldn't yell stop because
he's nonverbal. A good samaritan jumped in and pulled him

(02:13:40):
off the victim. The man then split the man's nose open,
causing blood to splash all over his seat, the cabin wall,
the window, and the sleeves of the assailant. The victim
was also left with two black eyes. After the two

(02:14:00):
were separated, a doctor who happened to be on board.
No not clear on what kind of doctor, all right,
he could have been a dentist chiropractor treated the man
for his injuries, which is when passengers and the crew
discovered the man could neither hear nor speak When he
was trying to communicate with us in sign language. That's

(02:14:21):
when we realized he was deaf and nonverbal. He was
able to communicate with the crew members through phone messages.
He just kept texting, I'm so scared. This is awful.
The assailant escaped unscathed, and there's no indication on why

(02:14:44):
he struck him. Fight attendants moved him to a seat
up front and put the same good samaritan who got
involved in charge of keeping watch over him until the
plane landed. Not God, dang Manhi, that's on me now, yeah,
Can we just duct tape him to a seat? Let
it be someone else's problem, right. Uh. The complaint does

(02:15:09):
not describe a motive and does not say whether the
two men had any prior relationship before they attack, and
that it came out of nowhere. During a tech exchange
with the victim, a flight attendant wrote that the suspect
had claimed the victim attacked him in the street earlier,
but the victim responded that he had never seen the
man before in his life. There are eighty two passengers

(02:15:30):
and six crew members on the flight. FBI was contacted
mid flight and indicated there was a level two disturbance
on board, not a level one. Apparently that's not a
level one, and the FAA then made the incident a
level one. They stepped it up, which is disruptive behavior
before level three, which is attempted or actual breach of

(02:15:50):
the flight deck. Wow, you would think level one would
be the most No, level three is the most serious.
Thanks to quick action of our crew and customers, One
pastyeor was restained after becoming physically aggressive toward another. He
faces up to only a year in prison if convicted.
Where's the video. I'm surprised there isn't a video of

(02:16:11):
this happening. You know, they catch videos of people on
planes urinating in the aisles or masturbating vigorously or whatever. Well,
I'm glad you said that, because there have been reported
to the FAA one seven and forty eight instances of
unruly passengers so far in twenty twenty four. Last year's
total number two thousand, seventy six. Damn, people be going crazy.

Speaker 6 (02:16:35):
And this was on his way to the bathroom or
on his way back, said.

Speaker 1 (02:16:39):
Back, yeah, yeah, he had to been. He had to
be drunk something drunk, and I tried to talk to him.
We wouldn't talk to me. He thinks he's too good
for me. Liberal. All right, we'll take a break, come
back find out what everybody learned about.

Speaker 8 (02:16:53):
Tulsa's Morning Show is coming right back to The Big
Man Morning Show, Tulsa's rock station.

Speaker 1 (02:17:13):
Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show. Nine one
eight four six oh kmod can also text, BM mess
and then what you want to say to eight two
nine four five Lindsay what'd you learn today?

Speaker 6 (02:17:29):
I learned that castle rolls are both efficient and lazy.
It's the only dish that allows you to toss in
whatever's left in the fridge, bake it and call it cuisine.
I also learned that Gimpy now knows a lot about
actual kiddies when he found that porn Hub was blocked.

Speaker 1 (02:17:50):
Gimby, what'd you learn today? I'll learn that Kay conventions
or crawling with Pussy. I also learn without internet porn,
we'll have to resort back to the Stone Age and
use magazine. Mm hmmm, uh, I learned I have never
I learned. I hope I never get to hear one
of the movies Lindsay promotes at nine called cast role,
especially when I know all the things it takes to

(02:18:11):
make a cast role. And I also learned I gotta
know what's in. Gimby has been looking at online for
his algorithm to take him to cat conventions. Corbyn say,
make sure that dishwasher is lettered.

Speaker 6 (02:18:23):
Right, it's Lindsay staff tracking my cycle.

Speaker 1 (02:18:25):
This is Gimpy. I'm sorry, Daddy. Can I get up?

Speaker 6 (02:18:45):
It shouldn't.

Speaker 2 (02:18:47):
Make a noise.

Speaker 1 (02:18:52):
Interpasswort new messages, The.

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