BMMS 11-06-24

HUMP DAAAAYYY!!! There Was An Election Last Night, When Stealing Tires Goes Wrong, You Can't Sell Your Baby On Facebook, Secret Service Names For First Familes, FIB News, Daylight Savings Time Effects Your Dog, Look At All These Beers, & Lies Mothers Told Us!!!!

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good morning. We've got tickets to see Primus Pussifer in

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Tickets available Bokcenter dot com. We're gonna see what Lindsay
wants to talk about. We've also got our top five
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The Childless Cat Lady. It's top five. I realized there

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is a list for everything. Yes, you can compartmentalize pretty
much every song. It belongs on some list. Uh. And yeah,
let's get to the thing everybody wants to talk about.
The election, and did marijuana pass? I know that's been
the thing that you guys want to know. Overwhelmingly, I

(03:54):
think you guys we probably felt like it would pass.
Overwhelmingly it did not. It did not. This was the
South Dakota, North Dakota, right Nebraska, Florida, right, even Massachusetts
was on that as they were trying to decide whether
to have the psychedelics oh yeah, and they said no,

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oh god, no, we don't need you all tripping out here. No,
that sounds like a horrible idea. But Nebraska was like,
hell yeah, let's make weed the thing. Oh yeah, So
they're gonna get medical marijuana there. Florida they voted to
legalize marijuana and it actually got fifty five percent of

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the vote. It actually got more votes than no. But
it is a no because they have to get a
certain percentage to change their state constitution. So it did
not pass. And that was for recreational youth because they've
already got the medical wez yeah, just to make it
legal legal. North Dakota not the same story they were Foreshore.

(05:00):
Absolutely not. North Dcota's like, hell no, we don't need
you hip ASTs hair. That kind of shocks me a
little bit, say more, just because of the revenue stream.
Look how much it's been proven throughout the country that's
legalized it at least medically right, and the revenue stream
that it's brought into those states. How can you not

(05:20):
look at those numbers and be like, yeah, this is
a great idea. I mean, I think what you're saying
is accurate. But it's not like there's a windfall, right,
It's not like suddenly you know there's marble floors in
the school. Oh yeah, absolutely, But it does put a
big dent, No, I think, No, it has not. That
has not been proven to be true. Income, yes, but
a windfall of money, no, it has not. So I

(05:43):
think you're you're partially right. Why you wouldn't still want
even a couple million a couple of babelion. But it
is a no for North Dakota and then Nebraska. Seventy
percent of the vote was like, yes, give me that weed,
and then South Dakota was like, oh god, no, this

(06:04):
this is a this is a hillacious idea. So fifty
six percent said no on making lead wead legal. Uh,
please play that clip again so I don't have to
get pulled into a media Yeah from Meet the Parents, Yes,

(06:24):
Falker his name. Yeah, I just I stomped on it.
I just wanted a little bit of clarity. I get it,
I get it. The whole New world here getting me
in trouble. Playing weird sounds again. You're like, well, you're
a patrol. That's okay. Yeah, I uh, but I think

(06:45):
you're right. It's kind of shocking that that maybe it's
like this the old vote, Okay, And what I mean
the old vote is like the niche of people who
vote that are of a certain age, demographic traffic that
are like no right, the older people. No. Nebraska, as
an example, I would suspect that eastern southeastern corner of

(07:08):
the state was like big turnout right to vote for
legalizing weed, just because it's so close to Colorado. No. No,
southeast would be near where the university is Nebraska college kid. Yeah. Yeah,
a lot of younger people live there. Not a lot
of people live out near the Wyoming border. Yeah. I

(07:29):
once pushed a car in that flat area why of
Nebraska for fun or again? No, I tip, but that's
not I mean, I thought you knew me better. But
I guess maybe I haven't done a good job selling
what I like to do in my spare time. Listen,
this sounds like something that happened in a younger Corbin
phase of life. I did not know you that you

(07:49):
said for fun exactly? Have you ever heard me when
I talk about the younger version of me been like, man,
when we were young, we'd find salt flats and get
behind trucks. Oh man, what'd you do? You drank that
you ain't living until you push the car. Yeah. Now,
I was with one of my buddies and for spring break.

(08:11):
He was like, I'm gonna go home. Do you want
to go with me? I'm like, where do you live?
And he goes Scott's Bluff, Nebraska, and I go, okay,
road trip, I have no idea where that is. And
so we drove from college and went to Scott's Bluff, Nebraska.
For those who don't know, it is five minutes I
believe from the Wyoming border. Okay, it is very far
out there. And so we stop in Omaha and he goes,

(08:33):
this is it. So if you got something you need,
go ahead and get it now, because there ain't nothing
between here and there. I'm being a little dramatic, but yes, yeah,
basically wow. And so it's nighttime when we approach and
he's like, oh, we're almost there, and you start seeing
because it's so dark there's nothing and you just see
like light in the horizon. He's like, yeah, that's that's

(08:54):
Scott's Bluff, and I go oh okay, and that's when
his car died. Oh did it just run out of
guess or was there something? I remember it ran out
of gas if I remember right. And he was like,
this is why he wanted me to go. He was like, hey,
i'll drive you push and it's flat. I'll drive you
push and it's flat. And so mad had me push.

(09:24):
I pushed the truck, got behind him and give him
a good show. I got behind the truck. Uh huh,
well he's in the truck while he was steering. We
did that the rest of the way and we had
to have been thirty forty miles. Did you guys ever
switch positions? Uh? There was an instance where I said, hey,

(09:45):
uh huh, do you might if I steer and you
get behind this vehicle to continue the propulsion forward. I'm
not trying to steer you into saying something that I was.
Just sit in that chair and lie like that. You're
gonna lie be way more more covert about it. I

(10:05):
was like, the worst cover up ever. No, no, no,
I'm not no, you stop, you're just using those adjectives.
I just wanted to know how much of a dick
your friend was, right, that's you're still doing it. I
wasn't trying, You're still doing it. Where I'm just like, God,
what an asshole. You stay back there the entire No,

(10:27):
this is my car. I know how to steer it.
Nobody else knows how to steer this car. Like I
know how to steer this car. So you stay back
there and push. That's all I was wondering. To be fair, Hey,
let me give your legs a break for a second. Yes,
because you've been concerned with my well being in the
history of us. Ever, this is what twenty year old corbin.

(10:50):
So I'm just saying, uh, you can take the dick
out of dickhead, but he's still one. And so he
was like, you know, here, you hold the steering wheel
and push with the door open. It was doing okay.
At least he gave you a hand in there somewhere
he helped push, Yes, the vehicle, not not just making

(11:13):
you do all the work. Yeah. Yeah, but it was
surprisingly easy because it was flat. But I think Nebraska
is awesome. I think Nebraska is a cool town, never been,
cool state, never been, never been. And I've thought about
because you know, the more that I travel on my bike, right,
the more I realize things aren't that far away. Things

(11:33):
are not that far away, you know what I mean.
I made it to Florida in two days, right, and
I probably could have made it in one if I
really wanted to. And I'm looking on my all right,
other places that I could go, because my goal is
to get a patch at every estate that I travel to.
This is as long as the place is open and
it's not too far off the beaten path and it's
not raining. Right, it has slowed me down a little bit,

(11:57):
but nonetheless, I was like, all right, so I was
what was it was? I think it was Nebraska, No. No.
One of the stage just above Kansas, whatever the hell
that one is. And I was like, that Nebraska is
that Nebraska? I was like, that's not that far away.
That's like a six hour drive, an eight hour drive,
that's a day's work. That is really not that far away.

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But you know, it used to be like, you know,
it seems like everything was just so far away. Nebraska
is so far away, Arizona so far away. It's not
it's not really I'm just looking real quick.

Speaker 6 (12:33):
How many miles have you put on your bike so far?

Speaker 1 (12:35):
Oh? Hell? I six hours thirty four minutes. See, that's
not that bad. That's not that bad. That's true. I mean,
I think the people in the covered wagons when they
went to San Francisco and it took them ninety days,
they were like, ah, it's not that far. It could
have been worse. They could have been hooking at walking.
They pretty much worse. Yeah, they had horses drawing their

(12:58):
cabage some times, you know what I'm thinking about. Two
with that, I was just happy to be reading an
article about that today because I read really riveting, really
really riveting things. But the that I was thinking about,
like how they went with wagons over mountains with trees,
and and some days they go maybe a mile, yeah,

(13:19):
because a wheel would fall off, the weather or just
space yeah yeah yeah, but that mile that was a
hard work mile. And then they camp for the night.
And name anything you do for ninety days straight besides sleep, breeze, reep,

(13:40):
not even work, not even work, Yeah, I mean because
weekends off, God forbid one of us work six days.
We're like, I need a goddamn brank. I had to
work over time ninety days. And by the way, that's
the average. A lot of it took much longer than that. Yeah,
and nothing, not a damn thing. Do something you let's

(14:02):
just say, do this ninety day sex challenge, manhappening, masturbate
ninety days straight. I don't think you can brush our
teeth again. It's something you have you medically do does
not count.

Speaker 6 (14:19):
I don't even cook a meal in it for ninety
days straight.

Speaker 1 (14:22):
That's one slow cooking, long ass meal. Jesus.

Speaker 6 (14:26):
But I mean like cook, you meant multiple mass.

Speaker 1 (14:30):
It's gonna be good, promise. Slow cook day stirred the stews.
That one friend who's like, I'm around the corner, right
you left five minutes ago. I'm around the corner. Then
why you texted? Yeah, that's ninety day is a long

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time to do anything continuous, and I'm sure it gets
tired and it gets boring, but you gotta look at
the end goal. And then the end goal for the
people on the Oregon Trail was, you know, let's get
let's get there. Yeah, not die. Yeah, No, I don't
disagree with that. There was a thing of hope, right,

(15:11):
there was a thing of I want a better life.
And human beings get distracted real easy. They get shiny toys.
There's a reason there's a population between here and the
West coast, because people are like, ah, this is good.

Speaker 6 (15:25):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (15:28):
Why do you think there are so many towns at
the base of mountains because they look up at that. No,
hell no, yeah, yeah, I'll start tomorrow. I'll start tomorrow.
I'll start to I'll start on a Monday. You have
a fear of heights, right, Oh you heard someone they
couldn't get their wagon wheel fixed. Are their plates had

(15:49):
busted inside their barrels of flower? Yeah that had been
overrun with varmints. Yeah, with beetles and rats and weevils.
But my dishes a safe. Weavils gets you every time
one of their kids is dead and they're like, I

(16:11):
just bury him here. We'll come back, move on, come
back and visit time? Was it Johnny buried around herself?
I swear we put him right next to the tree
with the rock next to it. Or they didn't and
brought them along. Oh god, that's like like National Haampoon's vacation.
They just tied her to the roof, just taking and

(16:32):
rotting in that hot Texas. Yeah, there's no oh god,
vultures just showing up so good old days. Oh right,
that's why I like reading about that stuff because people
are like, oh, the good old days when you'd work

(16:54):
hard and die at thirty yeah, or or I was
thinking with the storms that came through, imagine just having
like a tpe, right and people lived here and just
a strong wind blows your house down the way. And
I'm not diminishing the strength of a tepee. I'm just saying,
seventy mile prour winds can sometimes mess up a house. Yeah,

(17:15):
but they didn't have heartback then to adjust the weather
like they do now, and sure make the winds more powerful. Sure,
I'm sure. Back in the early seventeen eighteen hundreds, it
was just a smooth absolutely not yeah, absolutely not, absolutely not.
Then the aliens came and they're like, hey, let me

(17:35):
show you something. Yeah, yeah, all right, glad we covered
covered wagons. Who had that on their Bingo card to day?
I actually had that on my Bingo card today because
I talked to him. I was like, you never know,
all right, we got to take a break. We've got
tickets we're gonna give away'll see what Lindsay wants to
talk about. And we got our top five songs.

Speaker 7 (17:52):
You're listening to the Big Man morning show. This is
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Speaker 1 (17:58):
Kim Out Good morning. It's the Big Mad Morning Show.
Good News. Washington County. The city of Bartlesville is, amongst
other cities, has decided to allow alcohol sales in single form,

(18:23):
so like in restaurants and stuff, seven days a week.
That passed last night. So congratulations, are you welcome to
the twenty first You couldn't get beer in Bartlesville on
like a Sunday. I mean you, from I understanding, you could,
but this was like in restaurants and stuff. That's what
I'm talking abou. Yeah, you couldn't go in and get
a beer. Yeah. Interesting, yeah yeah, And you're wondering why,

(18:46):
Like South Dakota is like, ah no, I'm the weed
all right. They couldn't even get that right. They're like, rad,
I don't know, Sunday it's supposed to be the Holy day.
Sure it is? Yeah, no hunter, hundred percent. K I
knew that calendar when they were right. It's time for

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news quakis world news, local news and news that just
makes you say, what the Here's Corbyn Gimpean Lindsay with
what's going on news Quakies from the Big Nine Morning Show.
In ninety seven, five.

Speaker 6 (19:19):
Kmod man caught trying to steal tires slams into police cruiser.
This happens in Farmington, Connecticut, where police identified the suspect
as twenty six year old Bryant Serrano of Hertford. Around
one forty five in the morning on Tuesday, officers said
they found Serrano in the parking lot of the Hampton

(19:41):
Inn on the Cold Highway. Police said he ignored commands
to stop and tried to flee in an unregistered Toyota
Avalon with misused plates. During his attempt to escape, Serrano
collided with a responding officer's cruiser, which disabled the avalon,
police said. They said Torono then got out of the

(20:03):
vehicle and fled on foot into nearby woods. He was
trying to steal tires from vehicles at the Inn in Farmington,
and he was arrested after he slammed into the police cruiser,
so they said that he fled into the woods. Officers
from Yukon Health Center, New Britain and Plainville responded and

(20:24):
helped to maintain in a perimeter that A drone team
was activated and worked in conjunction with a canine unit.
They said they found him hiding in the woods. He
was taken into custody without further issue, charged with third
degree larceny, interfering with an officer, reckless driving, failure to

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renew registration, illegal operation of a motor vehicle without minimum insurance,
improper use of marker plates, illegal operation of a motor
vehicle under suspension, engaging police in a pursuit, and evading responsibility.
He was held by the Farmington Police Department on a

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seventy five thousand dollars surety bond.

Speaker 1 (21:10):
Yeah all that for some tires?

Speaker 6 (21:13):
Yeah, exactly? Did tires really go for that much? Like
on the streets?

Speaker 1 (21:17):
What depends on what kind of tires we're talking about.
Tires can get pretty expensive, that is true. Woman accused
of trying to sell newborn baby on Facebook. This comes
out wait to figure out how much? Oh is it great?
This comes out of Texas, a twenty one year old
woman by the name of Juniper Price. And I went

(21:37):
into labor and September and see what happened was is
she gets knocked up and she posts to these birthing
mothers looking for adoptive parents pages on Facebook, right, and
she's like, hey, I got this bab anybody want a baby,
And so she does that, and there's a lot of

(21:58):
people that had reached out to her and was curious,
all right, So she reaches out to one of her
relatives and asking if she knew anybody who was trying
to adopt a child, and she said that, by the way,
this baby may test positive for drugs. All right. Well,
the family member posted to Facebook that a relative was

(22:19):
looking to looking for adoptive parents because she didn't want
the child going into the foster system. So as these
inquiries start to come in, Juniper's relative decided, well, I'm
just going to go ahead and call the police on
this one. So she calls the police, lets them know
what's going on. She says that she first posted the

(22:42):
Facebook and that Juniper repeatedly mentioned that whomever wanted to
adopt the child was going to have to compensate her.
And that's when the relative was like, what do you
mean compensate? Like you want to pay you for the baby?
You want money for the baby. And the relative was like,
that's illegal. They call that human traffic. And she's like nah, no,

(23:03):
Juniper's like, it's called surrogacy. Way, So Juniper went on
to tell her relative that she wouldn't look for anything
crazy at all, just enough to move into an apartment
so she can work a job and get her other
daughter back. Or maybe a cheap down payment on a
car so she could DoorDash. Or oh, yes, so she

(23:24):
could door dash and earn some money, trying to you know,
get her life together. No, it was her kid back,
or right, like, there was another possibility. I wasn't sure
which one. Yeah, yeah, I can work a job and
get my daughter back. Or a cheap down payment.

Speaker 6 (23:40):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (23:41):
Yeah. So the relative went on to tell police that
she immediately added another post of the Facebook and about
wanting to get rid of the baby, and then she's like,
I'm out of here, She said that they the police
searched Juniper's phone found several ranked messages from people who

(24:01):
responded to her. They say in one conversation, she had
found a gay couple that was traveling from Louisiana to
be with her in the hospital at Houston, and she
told that couple she said, I'm not waiting to get
paid until after giving birth, saying that she would ask
for a minimum of how much upfront. Take a guess

(24:23):
a minimum how much upfront. Do you think she wanted?
Oh no, no, no, no, no, Well you went sorry,
I'm gonna say I'm going to say gee, I'm gonna
say a thousand. She said that she wouldn't accept anything
a minimum of one hundred and fifty bucks. Oh my gosh,
I gave her too much credit. I was thinking about

(24:45):
rent and a card down pay, like at one hundred
at get you nothing, one hundred and fifty bucks up front. Listen,
I'll sell it to you for more, but I want
one hundred and fifty upfront.

Speaker 6 (24:54):
Just to make sure you're serious.

Speaker 1 (24:56):
Now, this is after the gay couple had already given
her money for food. See, she was in the hospital
and she was hungry. So she starts hitting up this
couple and send them pictures of the food that she wants.
So they sent her twenty five dollars via Apple pay
so she could have some food door dashed to her
in the I just love what we keep saying gay
couple because that somehow makes it wow. Same sex couple.

(25:19):
Sure we don't know this lady's sexuality. I think we do. No,
she's having a baby. No that doesn't mean anything, Sure
it does, No, it doesn't. Well, two women can't have
a baby together corb. But they cannot physically produce the baby.
Just because you get sperm from somebody doesn't mean that's
your preference. He's had sexual with a guy, that doesn't
mean that's her preference. Now, we're not gonna argue about

(25:40):
this one. I'm just saying. You're the one saying the
gay couple, like, what's that matter?

Speaker 6 (25:43):
Now?

Speaker 1 (25:44):
When you read the worst same sex couple, what's the
first thing that comes to your mind? Nothing? A lot.
You don't have to be a same sex couple to
have a surrogate. No, that is true. I don't. Yeah,
people that can't have babies a man, you're a female
that can't, they want a surrogate. But these any Nonetheless,
we're not gonna argue about this one. She asked for
one hundred and fifty bucks menimum, on top of the

(26:06):
twenty five that they already gave her, and she went
on to tell them to get bent because the gay
couple was like, hey, don't you think we should get
this adoption through an attorney? And Juniper's like, oh hell now,
she said, before blocking them on Facebook. If her baby
wasn't worth two hundred dollars to them, then screw y'all,

(26:29):
and then block them on Facebook anyway, so the police
they eventually catch up with her, take her in four
one count felony sale or purchase of a child, and
she is currently in jail on a thirty thousand dollars
bum There are certain things in life that are worth
what you pay, and I would think if you are

(26:50):
incapable of having children, it should be a little bit
more than two hundred dollars. Tend a twenty five dollars
Apple pay two hundred dollars is quite the bargain for
the baby. I'm just saying, I mean, what's too much?
What's too much to pay for that baby?

Speaker 6 (27:06):
Let's see, say it's addicted to the babies addicted to.

Speaker 1 (27:12):
May test positive. May we don't know that may test
positive for drugs. More than likely we'll test positive for drugs.
But one hundred thousand. I think if I was to
go out and buy a baby, you know, off a
Facebook marketplace, and they're like one hundred thousand dollars, just
that sentence alone is right. Do you meet a a
quick trip I don't know, I get get a well

(27:32):
lit area. What's a safe place for transfer of child
a Walmart parking lot. Maybe I don't know, Mom and Dad,
where'd you get me? I mean you don't want to
meet in the car wash, you know what I mean?

Speaker 6 (27:45):
That's just now, yeah, behind a liquor store.

Speaker 1 (27:52):
Five months long drug investigation leads to arrest. This happened
in Delaware, where a man is behind bars. After a
five month investstigation, law enforcement executed a search horant on
the man's apartment, which was obtained during an investigation into
thirty six year old Samuel Seymour and the distribution of
illegal narcotics from the apartment. During the search, detectives reportedly

(28:15):
discovered that he threw narcotics out the apartment window. During
the search of the apartment, the and his vehicle, they
led to the discovery of eight hundred and sixty two
grams of cocaine, thirty one grams of crack, a digital scale,
drug paraphernalia, nearly four thousand dollars in drug money. He
was charged with two counts of possession with intent to

(28:36):
deliver a controlled substance, tampering with physical evidence, and two
counts of possession of drug parafernalia. I don't know how
criminals don't know this. If you try to flush it
down the toilet, throw it out the window, they and
you get caught. It's another it's a more serious charge
at that point. Destruction of evidence or evidence, Yeah, interfering
with the investigator. Like there's a couple of other things

(28:58):
that it's like running just making it worse at that point. Right,
But the thought there is, well, if I have if
they don't see me toss it, then I get away
scot free. I mean, yeah, you also don't get go
to jail if if you don't do it right, right,
I get it, I get it?

Speaker 6 (29:17):
How much?

Speaker 1 (29:18):
Yeah, so almost two pounds of coke. That's a lot
of cocaine. Yeah. I can't blush that down the toilet
all No, that's why you throw it out the window. Yeah,
that's why. Yeah, heave it out the window. Do you
open the window first? Yeah? I mean, I mean to
get it out the window and remove the screen. I
would think, I don't know. I mean, if the cops
are right there, you ain't got time to punch a screen.

(29:39):
Now you just toss it out there. I guess it
feels like if you are like hit the screen or
break the window you're just you know, pointing to the
problems to do it quietly. I mean, I you hearing
the story. I don't think he would have screens on
his windows anywhere. Yeah, good call, you know what I mean,
Why one place I've lived was in California that they

(30:03):
didn't have screens on windows. Yeah, I mean screens come
off with windows, and I think, like, well, of course, yeah,
this probably got taken off because I don't know, he
maybe lost his key and needed to get in the
house somewhere or bad part of town. I don't know.
I just don't see this guy having screens on his windows, or.

Speaker 6 (30:17):
If there are screens that are already damaged, right.

Speaker 1 (30:20):
Like the screen itself come on from the frame.

Speaker 6 (30:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (30:23):
I mean, this clearly is an entrepreneur. He surely knows
to go and buy, you know, a sheet of screens
from the corner hardware store and can replace on his own.
It's not a hard project, No, I've done it. Very
It's very easy.

Speaker 6 (30:33):
Takes a while, though, No, it's very easy.

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Speaker 6 (31:05):
A star player on the seventy six ers is paying
for his off court actions. The NBA suspended Joel Embiid
three games for shoving a reporter. The seven time All

(31:26):
Star will lose more than a million dollars in pay
during the suspension, and ESPN reports the punishment will start
once he's ready to return from injury. Embiid took exception
with Philadelphia Inquire columnist Marcus Hayes, who recently wrote an
article about Embiid's conditioning and professionalism while bringing up his
son and deceased brother. The former MVP hasn't played this

(31:49):
season due to management of chronic and knee issues.

Speaker 1 (31:53):
I mean, what do you expect that's going to happen
when it's Jason, any human being and you insult their
sibling or their kid, their dead kid. Yeah right, it
was was it his dead kid?

Speaker 6 (32:03):
Brought up his son and his and his dead brother, okay, the.

Speaker 1 (32:06):
Other way around. Yeah, what do you think is gonna happen?

Speaker 6 (32:09):
Exactly?

Speaker 1 (32:09):
You think he's gonna be like, it's all good. You're
a journalist. Hell no, man, I don't care who you are.

Speaker 6 (32:14):
Yeah, same with Jason Kelcey, right yeah, so yeah, fair game.

Speaker 1 (32:22):
Yeah. I just think you shouldn't be think you're gonna
be abstained from consequence.

Speaker 6 (32:26):
Right. The Nuggets are going to be without a member
of their starting lineup for the foreseeable future. ESPN's reporting
that Denver forward Aaron Gordon will miss multiple weeks due
to a right calf strain. Gordon was injured during the
team's win over the Toronto Raptors on Monday night. The
twenty nine year old signed a four year, one hundred
and thirty three million dollar contract extension with the team

(32:48):
prior to the regular season. He's averaging fifteen point four
point six point seven rebounds and three point one assists
through seven games played this season. And Joelanbiid is probably
probably like going back. He's probably like a million dollars
well worth it. I will take that fine very easily.

Speaker 1 (33:07):
Well, I think it's I don't know, no, I don't
think he may would like to lose a million dollars,
but the uh, the fine has to be hefty. You
also can't have players attacking reporters, right, But.

Speaker 6 (33:20):
It probably felt good for him. His money well worth
it for him.

Speaker 1 (33:25):
I don't know. Hmm A million dollars for a few
seconds of joy.

Speaker 6 (33:29):
Mm hmmm, it's nothing for him though.

Speaker 1 (33:31):
That's one expensive How much is that worth.

Speaker 6 (33:35):
More than a million? I mean, he is one of
the highest paid in the league.

Speaker 1 (33:40):
I'm just saying, I don't think anybody likes losing a
million dollars.

Speaker 6 (33:43):
The Lions are bringing in a blue chip pass rusher
for the stretch run of the regular season. The team
acquired Zadarias Smith and a twenty twenty sixth seventh round
pick from the Browns in exchange for a fifth and
sixth rounder in April's draft. The thirty two year old
is five sacks and nine game this season and has
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who broke his leg last month. Detroit recorded only one
sack as a team over the past two games, but
still leads the NFC North at seven and one after
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Speaker 6 (36:22):
You gotta catch because I feel something licking me. So
last night, while I was watching all my television light
up turning red, some states turn and blue, mostly red,
of course, I went down this rabbit hole and I
was finding out what our secret service code names were

(36:48):
for the First families in the past. And the Secret
Service has been using secret nicknames for First families since
nineteen four for security reasons, of course. And I didn't
know if they went by nicknames, but no, they didn't

(37:09):
use they were nicknames, but they went by personality traits
for the first families, and they used them because they
didn't have electronic communication back then, and they are still
used today for clarity reasons. And I found some of

(37:31):
the uh the names to be pretty cool. The Bidens
Joe Biden. His security name is Celtic. Jill Biden's is Capri.
The Trumps Donald was at one time Mogul. Milania went
by Muse, Donald Trump Junior was Mountaineer, Ivanka Trump was Marvel.

(37:54):
Eric's was Marksman, Jared Kushner was Mechanic, and the Obama's
Barack was Renegade. You heard any of these?

Speaker 1 (38:05):
I knew they used code words, but I've never registered
what they are. I've heard the renegade before, Yeah, but
mostly just for the presidents themselves. I've heard the names,
not for the entire family.

Speaker 6 (38:16):
Yeah. Michelle Obama's was Renaissance, Sasha Obama Rosebud, Rosebud. Yeah.
Her sister, Malia Obama was Radiance.

Speaker 1 (38:31):
Milania Milania Mala.

Speaker 6 (38:34):
Malia Malia Obama Radiance, and George W. Bush was Tumblr
and later went by Trailblazer. Laura Bush was Tempo.

Speaker 1 (38:47):
For the worst car that've for ever made, or she's
a good runs at a good pace, it might not
be the car, dude.

Speaker 6 (38:56):
Barbara Bush was Turquoise, Jenna was Twinkle, the Clintons were Eagle,
Bill was Eagle, Hillary was Evergreen, Chelsea Clinton was Energy,
and then George H. W. Bush was Timberwolf, Barbara Bush

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was Snowbank, Marvin Bush was Tuoner Neil Trapline.

Speaker 1 (39:30):
The part that I don't understand about any of these
is supposed to, you know, talk about their demeanor. Yet
I don't. I can't see it, right because you say
they got it off of like personality trades. Yeah, let's
just go off renegade, right, But what is a renegade
to you? It's someone who doesn't follow the rules, right.
I would imagine any of them kind of do whatever
they want to a degree, right, So I'm not clear

(39:55):
on and when you have a coat in the idea
is no one knows what it is. So when they're
talking on or they're talking, nobody knows they're talking about
those people. But if I know, you're renegade, Yeah, not
a very well kept secret. I guess renegade a person
who deserts and betrays an organization. Not a great title. No,

(40:16):
some of you are saying what fits right? You forgot
Jenna's twinkle Jenna Bush, Yeah, twinkle.

Speaker 6 (40:26):
Twinkle, I said that, twinkle. Yeah. Jeb Bush was Tripper.

Speaker 1 (40:32):
Yeah, and I understand like he wasn't even in the
White House.

Speaker 6 (40:35):
No, But I suppose if he was ever hanging out
with them or something, he would need to get clearance to.

Speaker 1 (40:40):
So someone goes to visit the White have no problem
getting in to see the brother, but like you have
to go, like, hold on, we need a nickname for
the like it feels like not an important Yeah, Dorothy
Bush Dorothy Yeah, uh no, you're reading. I don't know
who Dorothy is. I didn't know. American author and philanthropist.
Sure is the sixth and youngest child of the forty

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first president George H. W. H Okay and old Babs.

Speaker 6 (41:07):
And they called her Tiller.

Speaker 1 (41:09):
Okay, she turned up dirt like maybe maybe maybe not.

Speaker 6 (41:19):
Ah, her picture she's kind of cute.

Speaker 1 (41:22):
Sure, Sure, I'm sure she's very nice. Worthy.

Speaker 6 (41:27):
The Reagan's Ronald went by raw.

Speaker 1 (41:29):
Hyde, which that would make sense because he owned a ranch.
He was known, you know to ride horses, cowboy, you
know what I mean. Yeah, that makes sense.

Speaker 6 (41:38):
Nancy Reagan was rainbow, maybe bright, cheerful. Sure, Maureen Reagan
was Rosebud. Yeah. Michael Reagan was Riddler. Maybe he was
a joke jokester.

Speaker 1 (41:58):
A fan of the Batman series.

Speaker 6 (42:00):
Possibly Patty Davis Ribbon. Ron Reagan reliant Doria Reagan Radiant,
The Carter's.

Speaker 1 (42:15):
Jimmy Carter stamina, psych Highlander, Lackmaster.

Speaker 6 (42:30):
Or Deacon, Rosalind Carter was lotus, pedal or Dancer. Amy
Carter was Dynamo, Chip Carter was Diamond, Jack Carter was Derby,
and Jeff Carter was deckhand, deck with a deck hand.

Speaker 1 (42:57):
Gotta get that clarification.

Speaker 6 (42:59):
Yeah, yeah, which maybe he was into the boats and
stuff like that.

Speaker 1 (43:07):
Maybe he liked to build places outdoors for people to
sit just outside the back door.

Speaker 6 (43:15):
Could be the Ford's. Gerald Ford was pass key, kind
of weird. Betty Ford pena four or pena Susan Ford panda.
Michael Ford was known as the Professor, and Jack Ford

(43:36):
was pac Man. Richard Nixon was known as search Light,
pat Nixon was Starlight, Patricia Nixon was Sugarfoot, and Julie
Nixon Eisenhower was Sunbonnet. Lyndon Johnson was voln Tier.

Speaker 1 (44:01):
Have a quick question, Yeah, you're gonna go all the
way to like the President's in nineteen forty four. Uh No, okay.

Speaker 6 (44:09):
The Kennedys JFK was Lancer and Jacqueline Kennedy was Lace.
Carolyn Kennedy was a lyric and JFK. Junior was a lark.
Rose Kennedy was copper tone, and Ethel Kennedy sun Dance.
I like those copper Tone I liked for Rose Kennedy,

(44:32):
maybe she liked to sunbathe a lot. Don't forget your
copper tone. So I thought, what if we had nicknames?
If we were in the White House?

Speaker 1 (44:44):
Code names?

Speaker 6 (44:45):
Yes, what would our code names stupid? If? Well? I
picked out for based on personality traits. Okay, I chose
three for each of us. Okay, based on our personality traits. Okay,
you can pick your favorite based on the ones I chose.
Because I don't think if we if we went based
on nicknames, I think it would give it up. It

(45:07):
would give it would give out who we were if
we went. I didn't. I don't know what your nickname
was growing up, Harvin, you didn't have one.

Speaker 1 (45:14):
I had one growing up.

Speaker 6 (45:15):
It was Buttsy, Lindsey, Buts bouerm h wow, yes, yes,
and Gimby. The only nickname I know of for you
is GIMPI that is true.

Speaker 1 (45:28):
But I had several of them. Uh. There was Nubs
that was a fun one, Uh, Ninja Turtle obviously t
Rex was another one. Why Ninja turtle. Yeah, because I
got an arm that shaped like the ninja turtles.

Speaker 6 (45:44):
I don't see that.

Speaker 1 (45:45):
I don't see it. But okay, you ain't never looked
at the ninja turtle's hands. We have exactly the The
only difference between my arm and a Ninja turtle arm
is color. There's this green and probably muscle. I'll give
you that much too, because they do a lot of
working out. But whatever. But yeah, exact same shite everything

(46:05):
three Fingers did. In fact, you know, when I got
with my my youngest boys, I had never had stockings
growing up as a kid for Christmas or whatever, like
fee hat like Christmas stockings. Oh okay, Christmas stocks socks,
got it. Yeah, I never did any of that as
a kid. So she's like, oh man, that's gonna be great, fantastic. Well,

(46:27):
I'm gonna put you up a stocking. I was like, well,
that's cool, that's very nice. So she had some extra stockings.
Which one does she decide to put up for me
the Michaelangelo Ninja Turtle stocking? And I was like, I
was a little traumatized. Did she know that that was
a nickname for your one point?

Speaker 6 (46:45):
So you had Ninja Turtle t Rex was another one.

Speaker 1 (46:49):
Kids are mean, Yes, yes they are, butsy.

Speaker 6 (46:54):
I mean I had a little Bubba butt. Still do
You're still a kid though, I know it's true. Uh Okay.
So for myself, I for personality traits easygoing, personable, and.

Speaker 1 (47:12):
Loyal, I chose Okay.

Speaker 6 (47:15):
For Corbyn, I chose witty, philosophical and confident.

Speaker 1 (47:22):
So are these the code names that you chose for us?
Are just the personality traits?

Speaker 6 (47:25):
They personality traits. So you could choose one as that
would be your code, your code.

Speaker 1 (47:31):
Worst code names are horrible.

Speaker 6 (47:33):
What would you choose?

Speaker 1 (47:34):
Well, hold on finish.

Speaker 6 (47:36):
For gimpy, brave, fearless or faithful.

Speaker 1 (47:41):
Yeah, I get it as like personality traits, but I
don't think those would make good code names, right, Like,
if you look back, think about Reagan for example, right,
they called him rawhide, right, Yeah, probably because he liked
to work on the ranch. He was a cowboy blah
blah blah. You know, they didn't call him cowboy or

(48:02):
horse rider or something like that. So I think you
have to take those words that you came up with
and then find a separate name word that kind of
fits with those in there, okay. For example, right, like
you put down Faithful for mine. I wasn't gonna say anything,
but you opened the door, so you chose that one.

(48:25):
So like maybe Yellowstone, right because that's where old Faithful
is the guyser, okay? Or or like you know what
you said, brave, Yeah, you know, like like brave heart,
you know, something to that effect. I think would be
better chosen code mame.

Speaker 6 (48:45):
How about Rokie for karaoke for me?

Speaker 1 (48:49):
Sure that's a little different, but it makes sense.

Speaker 6 (48:51):
Yeah, Cush for you.

Speaker 1 (48:55):
Okay. See I actually text in and said, yours would
be Cush, Mine would be sargeh and Lindsey would be
mm hmm.

Speaker 6 (49:04):
Or I'll take Rokie, but Cush. I love cush for
for you.

Speaker 1 (49:15):
To be fair, you can't you you can't pick your
code name.

Speaker 6 (49:19):
I just did. That's right, That's right, that's right, all right.
So Trump's gonna need a new code name.

Speaker 1 (49:31):
Maybe not true, true, because I mean they could just
use the same one.

Speaker 6 (49:38):
I don't know. They've already they've already said what his
what his name what? They've already put it.

Speaker 1 (49:44):
Out people every That's again, these aren't secrets, they're not. No.

Speaker 6 (49:52):
I mean they've kind of put them on. They should
be secrets.

Speaker 1 (49:55):
I don't disagree. That doesn't mean they are.

Speaker 6 (49:59):
Well, we'll see if it'll it'll stay mogul or if
it will change the names from the Secret.

Speaker 8 (50:05):
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Speaker 6 (50:24):
You got a cat because I feel some lick at me.

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We're gonna give way a pair of tickets right now
and pick the flick is the game? Current record is
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What is your name, Matthew, Matthew? How are you today?
I'm doing good, Matthew. Who would you like to give
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(51:54):
seconds are on the clock. Timers starts after the first clue.
Are you ready? Yes? Here we go? All right, matt
you this is a Vietnam war movie from the eighties.
It's got Charlie Sheen in it, Willem Dafoe, hang its
even got Forced Whittaker in it as well. When you
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(52:17):
This is Tom Cruise and Dennis Hoffman, and he's all
about numbers. Dennis Hoffman's a little artistic. What do you
call the water that falls from the sky? Rain Man?
There you go? Uh? This is the friendly ghost Casper.
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(52:44):
guy Neo. Welcome to Blank, Red Pill, Blue Pill, Lawrence Fishburne.
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Yet people have won with three before, so hang on
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(53:31):
What is your name? What's your boy? J Rock? Jay Rock?
Sixty seconds are on the clock. We've got to beat three.
Are you ready? I'm ready. Let's do it. Here we go.
This Double Pointer movie. It's a scary movie about a
tall individual. Correct. This is a Stephen King novel. Corey

(53:54):
Feldman was in it. They go by the train tracks
to see a dead body. Oh man, there's also a
song about it. Not pet cemetery. No, the opposite of sit.
The opposite of sit daman stand is correct and not you.
But there you go. Pass uh. This is the movie

(54:22):
in White Russians Bowling Woody Harrelson. Correct. Uh, this is
about the the government and the the robots. Arnold Schwarzenegger
terminator correct, Laura Kraft is correct. Natalie Portman movie and

(54:45):
the Guy with the Mask, No, the Guy with the
correct time. Good job man, congratulations any one, brother, Very
cool show happening first at the Bok Center. Hang on
the line, so gimick get your info. Okay, Yeah, I
love y'all. Have a great day. Yeah. Three was not

(55:07):
gonna make it happen today. I'm so sorry, brother, got it.
Have a good one. You are one pathetic loser.

Speaker 6 (55:18):
This is the one that Corbyn skipped.

Speaker 1 (55:20):
Nicholas Cage comic book movie. It's got mcking Lovin in it,
all right. If you get in a fight with somebody,
you say you're gonna do this to their backside, I'm
gonna blank your blank Yeah and found Yeah, Mario Poo

(55:42):
Pooso book, Martin Scorsese movie about the Mafia, De Niro,
James Kahn. I mean it is considered the Mafia movie
of Mafia movies. They did a two and a three, right,
And I guess he's never watched him ever before or
ever heard anybody quote the line didn't want to make

(56:03):
him enough where he can't refuse. Sometimes you have your
best friend be the blank parents and the church. It's
like a church thing during a baptism. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (56:13):
Yeah, is that the one too where he say hello
to my little friend.

Speaker 1 (56:18):
No, no, that's Scarface. Oh yeah, oh yeah, completely different.
And then this one, uh yeah, Morpheus Neo. They made
three of them. The Wakowski is the Wakowski Brothers. Yeah,
is that right, the Wakowski Brothers. And it was in
the nineties. It's about the computer and we live in
a simulation. Look Out for the woman in the red dress. Yeah,

(56:42):
follow the White Rabbit because he's never watched that movie either.
It was just on last night. And the graphically speaking,
I don't know if at ages as well, but storyline, yeah,
oh my gosh, it is a brilliant movie, just brilliant,
all right. The record now that keeps me in the
lead with sixteen, moves Corb into thirteen and keeps Lindsay

(57:05):
with TM.

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first we've gotta sea since gimpees four by four? Hell
call that s says here that Trump speaks to supporters
in West Palm Beach. Former President Trump has taken a
victory lap after being projected to win the twenty twenty
four election. While speaking to his supporters in West Palm Beach,

(58:09):
he said his presidential victory was the greatest political movement
of all time. Trump said he overcame many obstacles to
beat Kamala Harris in the twenty twenty four election. He
added that he ran for the American people. While surrounded
by his family, Trump thanked VP elect jd Vance, who
called the victory the greatest political comeback in history. The

(58:32):
cy say it every year at elections. It's history every time.
I'm not talking about I would have said this yesterday.
Get It's a crazy thing to watch. It's so cool
historically to watch people run for presidential office and then
everything like unveil itself throughout the night. Yeah, it's historical

(58:54):
every year, and this one definitely was won for the
books for sure. Only one other president that's done two
terms nonconsecutively, right, Rover Cleveland, So that's pretty historic. To
one hundred percent as well, just from just that stat
alone is wild, very impressive. What else we got here?
The CDC says most healthcare workers are saying no to

(59:14):
COVID nineteen boosters. Five out of six healthcare workers in
hospitals and nursing homes are saying no to COVID nineteen boosters.
The CDC is reporting that just over fifteen percent got
boosted during the twenty three to twenty four respiratory virus season.
The drop off came at the end of a Biden
administration vaccine mandate and free government funding COVID shots. Recent

(59:38):
survey shows that despite the fact many healthcare workers view
COVID as a serious health threat, they're not that confident
in the safety, effectiveness and benefits of the vaccine. And also,
your insurance won't pay for it, right, right, so you
got to pay out a pocket Yes, what else we
got here? Time change can cause anxiety for pets. Your pets.

(01:00:04):
Standard time isn't feeling so standard, is what they say. Anytime,
you're a creature of habit, changes to routine can rattle
your sense of well being, including dogs. Now, veterinarians say
that dogs are extra sensitive to our two time changes,
and their rhythm is sinked to sunrise and sunset. And
now bedtime, meal times, and walk times are all at

(01:00:26):
different times. Your puffs might show signs of anxiety, like
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up a little bit earlier than normal and offer your
pets some extra TLC. Go now, get and then I

(01:00:49):
do when you come home late, you don't feed them
on time? Weird? They don't know, it's crazy. What do
you mean they don't know how to read time? Well,
I understand that, I guess. But again, we talked about
this yesterday. It's called the circadian ry of them, and
that is yeah, and that has to do with the
sunlight and the sun coming up and down has zero
to do with the time. No, But if they have
an internal clock, that tells them Hey, Master comes home,

(01:01:10):
usually feeds me at this time. He ain't here. They
don't know time. Yes, they they not physically look at
the clock and see that it is seven fifty three
right now. Yeah, so they don't go. Master comes home
at this time. They don't know. No, they go home.
They know I get fed at about this time, the
feeling that I have inside my internal They go, I'm
getting hungry. He usually feeds me by now exactly. And

(01:01:33):
it's that's not a time things it is though.

Speaker 6 (01:01:36):
It's an internal clock.

Speaker 1 (01:01:37):
It's an internal clock. It's exactly what it is. Listen,
So you sit over there with your non zoological degree
and me over here with my non zoological degree to
our time degree, and try to understand or explain it.
It's common sense. Sure it is, okay, argument, okay. Hey,
Monroe Nichols wins told some mayoral election making history as

(01:01:58):
the first black mayor of the city, and I bet
you his dog can tell time. History was made. As
State Representative Monroe Nichols was elected as the forty first
mayor of Tulsa and the first black mayor. Mayor elect.
Nichols declared victory during a watch party last night at
the Greenwood Cultural Center, and he said in his speech
that he is ready to hit the ground running and
thank the community for their support throughout his campaign.

Speaker 6 (01:02:34):
Pope Francis seemed to inadvertently bless the New Orleans Saints,
which couldn't come at a better time as the NFL
team just excommunicated their head coach. The head of the
Catholic Church posted X on Tuesday morning, the Saints are
precious pearls and are always living and irrelevant because they
provide a fascinating commentary on the gospel. He included a

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hashtag on the word Saints, which on X automatic added
the team's logo, their lives are an illustration of the
good news that Jesus brought to humanity. God is our Father,
who loves everyone with boundless love. The Pope wrote. It
comes as the New Orleans Saints fired head coach Dennis
Allen on Monday after the team lost to the division

(01:03:17):
rival Carolina Panthers on Sunday, making their seven straight defeat.
The post triggered a host of hilarious responses. Even the
Pope is excited we fired Dennis Allen. One user added,
this might turn their season around. Another wrote one person said, Yeah,
those New Orleans Saints definitely could use some divine intervention.

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The Saints had kicked off the season with a pair
of victories, but of slumped sense currently at two and
seven on the season, Fans will have to keep the
faith until Sunday, hoping for Hail Mary to see if
the Pope's blessings pay off on the field. As the
Saints play against the Atlanta Falcons, the Steelers are getting
reinforcements on both sides of the ball. The team acquired
receiver Mike Williams and pass rusher Preston Smith ahead of

(01:04:00):
to Tuesday's trade deadline. Pittsburgh sent a fifth round pick
in April's draft to the Jets for Williams, who signed
a one year, ten million dollar deal to join Gang
Green during free agency. The veteran has just twelve catches
for one hundred and sixty six yards and nine games
this year. Meanwhile, Smith is coming over from the Packers
in exchange for a seventh rounder in the upcoming draft.

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The thirty one year old has two and a half
sacks and nineteen tackles this season. He has almost seventy
sacks in his ten year career and that's your Balls
to the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay in ninety seven to
five KM.

Speaker 1 (01:04:50):
Good morning, it's the Big NAD Morning Show. Nine four
six oh KMOD. You can also text MMS and then
what you want to say to eight two nine.

Speaker 6 (01:05:02):
Good morning Lindsay, Good morning Corbyn our friends at Miller LA.
I want to send you to Arlington to see the
Dallas Cowboys wine. Listen during your next Balls to the
Wall Sports for your Dallas Cowboys update, I'm gonna tell
you how to win those tickets.

Speaker 1 (01:05:14):
Good morning, Gimpie, Well, good morning corbyin You just got
your first keyword to rock the bank. The keyword is bank.
It's pretty simple. You just take that keyword punching into
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be a thousand dollars richer and you've got more chances
throughout the day. All right, let's do a fill in
the blank news. I'll read the headline and then you
guys got to try and guess what the blank part
should be. The first one, blank is the best warm

(01:05:38):
weather destination. Blank is the best warm weather destination.

Speaker 6 (01:05:47):
First thought, Florida, Okay, but.

Speaker 1 (01:05:51):
Looking for a city Okay, right, So here's the thing though,
is it warm weather, Like it's warm outside so I
want to go cool off? Or is it like it's
not as hot here as it is over there?

Speaker 6 (01:06:04):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:06:06):
Well, you're I like where you're at, but somewhere save
Oh Okay, Las Vegas is the best place to visit
during the winter months. That's according to a new survey
by finance website wallet hub, which found Sin City to
be the best winter vacation destination for warm weather lovers.

(01:06:26):
The study was based on several indicators, including warm weather
activities and attractions. Number two was San Diego, okay. Number
three was Dallas. Number four was Austin. I just laughed
because we talked about Austin yesterday. Okay, there's five place.
I never said that. Number five is Phoenix.

Speaker 6 (01:06:49):
Yeah. I was thinking probably not Florida because of the humidity.

Speaker 1 (01:06:54):
But if you want to go, but you want to go,
it's the winner. So you want to go for warm
I mean the whole idea of of like the people
in New York going to Florida. I thought it would
be on this list. Las Vegas not on my radar
places to go in the winter. Phoenix.

Speaker 6 (01:07:11):
I've never been so yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:07:13):
Nor uh Dallas, No, that's not on my list. San Diego, yeah,
but not not the not in Las Vegas. I get
Vegas though, because there's a lot to do there, so
that that's true since uh cold weather destinations. Atlanta, this
is in the winter. Atlanta, New York, Washington, d C, Chicago,

(01:07:40):
and then Cincinnati, Ohio. I get Atlanta. There's a ton
to do in Atlanta. Great entertainment scene, good culinary scene.
New York. Do you need me to explain why New
York would be a destination any time of the year. DC,
same thing, an amazing place with so much things to do,

(01:08:02):
culinary all that. Chicago, same story. But Cincinnati, Uh, nope,
that's Cleveland. I was thinking in the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame there that's in Cleveland. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:08:14):
Yeah, Colorado's not on there.

Speaker 1 (01:08:17):
No, huh.

Speaker 6 (01:08:18):
I would choose Colorado over Chicago Cincinnati, to be honest.

Speaker 1 (01:08:24):
Yeah, it borders Kentucky Oky. Baby pygmy hippo named blank
born in Scotland. What's its name? That's what I'm looking for.
Baby pigmy hippo named blank born in Scotland, Scottish hippo.
Scotti should have a Scottish name Wilburg Mick McLeod Irish Okay.

Speaker 6 (01:08:52):
Scotty hmmm hippo.

Speaker 1 (01:09:02):
Okay Scotland alistair aengus hippo. I like it. Another baby
pygmy hippopotamus is making the rounds online. By the way,
if we have not seen the baby pygmy hippo that's on,
oh my gosh, it is weirdly cute. Uh, much to
the delight of the Internet. There's another one. Hagis was
born October thirtieth that Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo and so far

(01:09:26):
as doing well, she's following the footsteps of Moo Dang,
a fellow pigmy hippo born in Thailand that went viral
with her cuteness. The endangered species is native to West
Africa and there are only about twenty five hundred left
in the world. Well, we need to get what was
it hummus again, Hagisgus and mang pal meng mooding, MoU ding.

(01:09:47):
We need to get them to gather, get them together,
hook up a little hippo love. Well, they're babies, so
we should wait right now and eventually Hagis so I
married an Ax murderer. Right, yeah, it's a if I
remember it's a sheep stuffed stomach full of meat and
rice heat head. Blank files for bankruptcy restaurant. I'm looking

(01:10:14):
for blank files for bankruptcy. Oh, Carl Juniors are disappearing
around here once who is not only has pissed me off,
Carl Juniors. No, I could see them filing for bankruptcy.

Speaker 6 (01:10:29):
Chili's Chili's Okay, Fridays Friday still exists.

Speaker 1 (01:10:36):
It's like they want to like, I'm sure there's still
a few around, but we don't have any here in town.

Speaker 6 (01:10:41):
And is it red Lobster? Have they officially like his
face couldn't save them?

Speaker 1 (01:10:46):
TJA Fridays is filing for bankruptcy. The American casual dining
chain filed for bankruptcy protection Saturday. In a statement, the
executive chairman of TJA Fridays said the COVID nineteen please
four years later pandemic and the company's capital structure where
the primary driver of the financial challenges. The filing impacts TJF.

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Friday's parent company, which operates thirty nine restaurants. These locations
will remain open as the bankruptcy proceedings move forward. I
don't know how you're flying for bankruptcy.

Speaker 8 (01:11:16):
Man.

Speaker 1 (01:11:16):
Those tater skins, they are like so good.

Speaker 6 (01:11:20):
I have not been into aside from I don't think
there is one here anymore. But if there was, I
probably would go in for the tater skins. But I
haven't been in one since. You can get their stuff
inside grocery stores.

Speaker 1 (01:11:35):
Right, Okay, so it's not the same, But I hear you.
There's no reason to go get the tater skins because
they sell them, or the mozzarella triangles or whatever. Even
when they were open, I always went in. Man, it's
dusty in here.

Speaker 6 (01:11:48):
Yeah, it was never busy.

Speaker 1 (01:11:50):
I think if we learned anything, appetizers won't save your business. No, no, no,
not what the biscuits, Not what the tatar skins. Besides
their appetizers, name what they're known for? Uh, flat iron steak.
I don't even Okay, I'm gonna believe you.

Speaker 6 (01:12:05):
Yeah, me too. Maybe every restaurant has exactly I have
no idea.

Speaker 1 (01:12:11):
Blank wants to be on a guitar list. Blank wants
to be on a guitar list. Obviously we're talking about
a musician. Oh huh, okay, like a list of the
greatest guitar players of all time. There have to be
somebody new then. I imagine it could be somebody old,

(01:12:32):
somebody's been around for a while just underappreciated. Like I
feel Slash is going to be on that list. Yeah right,
you know, Peter Frampton.

Speaker 6 (01:12:40):
Okay, Eric Clapton, John Mayer.

Speaker 1 (01:12:43):
We'll go with the ringo. Billy Corgan thinks he doesn't
get nearly enough recognition as a guitar player. There's a reason.
In a new interview, Corgan explained, most people don't even
recognize my contributions as a guitar player. They don't need
assume I'm the one playing a lot of the guitar.
You have these silly lists that come out about the

(01:13:06):
greatest guitar players. I usually don't even make those lists,
or they'll put me behind somebody who I could play
circles around. I don't mean to degenerate the person in
front of me, or denigrate the person in front of
me or the people in front of me, but come on, now,
you know I'm enough of a guitar player to know
who's a great guitar player. He went on to say,

(01:13:26):
once you go beyond, let's call it Zach Wilde's and Dinback,
Darryl's and the truly great Randy Rhodes of the world.
There's a lot of people who pretend to play guitar.
I certainly have no problem believing I'm better than a
lot of them. I'm being frank about it. People who
have a hard time understanding that as a pertains to
the Smashing Pumpkins, I'm writing songs, lyrics, melodies, arrangements and

(01:13:48):
playing most of the complicated guitar and that I'm capable
of doing a solo on top of that. I think
that's hard for people to process. Okay, I was aware
that he on the albums, he played a lot of
the stuff. He was the guy, right, and everybody else
was kind of like a touring musician. I don't think

(01:14:10):
And there are definitely guitar signals in those songs that
you go, oh, that is Smashing Pumpkins like very much identify, right,
But I don't consider him like the best. No, I
don't look at him as a guitar player. You know,
weird vocals.

Speaker 6 (01:14:26):
Yeah, it was a lead singer.

Speaker 1 (01:14:29):
Let's see how this will go.

Speaker 6 (01:14:30):
He should be on a lead singer list.

Speaker 1 (01:14:33):
But like Paul McCartney is considered it a great guitar player,
and he does the same thing he does, and so
I hear what he's saying, but to audiblize it makes
you come off a tad douche.

Speaker 6 (01:14:49):
Absolutely, what about he sounds like he's saying, I am
the smash, that's all me.

Speaker 1 (01:14:55):
You are easily one of the most influential nineties bands. Easily.
Maybe they aren't the most, but they definitely belong in
the conversation. And if you were making a documentary about
nineties music, you have to include them. Yes, for sure,
that's a pretty great accomplishment. But then you're like, no,
I'm not being recognized. Shut up, pansy. Okay, More Blank

(01:15:20):
tour dates coming this week. More Blank tour dates coming
this week. Oasis Ghost Okay, that wouldn't make sense, I guess.

Speaker 6 (01:15:32):
I mean they were the latest to announce a tour, true.

Speaker 1 (01:15:34):
Yeah, and they're like, keep your cameras and your phones
put away. Yeah, watch your show, not your cameras. But
you're still watching the throat show. It's just through a camera.
Shut up.

Speaker 6 (01:15:45):
Yeah, I do get it, though, I mean I go
through my camera reel a lot on my phone. I'm
like I took all these photos from this What do
I do with them? I don't even post them on
social media.

Speaker 1 (01:15:57):
Oasis will be adding more dates to their twenty twenty
five reunion tour this week. South American tour dates are
expected to be announced Tuesday, November fifth. The bands have
already announced dates in the UK, US, Canada, Mexico and Australia,
with virtually all dates already taken by scalpers sold out.

Speaker 6 (01:16:12):
And they're still getting along for now.

Speaker 1 (01:16:15):
Yeah, Blank crown saddest song of all time, Blank crowned
saddest song of all time. You'll you won't remember me?
Yes from Campbell not Gonna miss Me. That's the saddest

(01:16:36):
song of all time. In my book, it is that
I will always love you from uh from the Whitney.
You will never guess this, tiptoe through the you will
never you will never ever never guessed this.

Speaker 6 (01:16:54):
What if you gave us the artist? Would that give
it away?

Speaker 1 (01:16:58):
I don't think so. Okay, Okay, I don't think so.
This is the most jacked list of all time. And
I'm not gonna I'm gonna play the song, okay, and
then I'll play one of the other ones to see
if you're still believing that this is a good list. So,
according to these idiots, this is considered the saddest song

(01:17:19):
of all time. You know what it is, lindsay, topest frong.

(01:17:49):
It's a phenomenal song. Yeah, saddest ever. Though, saddest ever,
it's not even in my top fifty. It's so cute.
You still know what it is, lindsay, Yeah, right, How

(01:18:12):
disappointing is that to be on that list?

Speaker 6 (01:18:14):
Is it because they're not looking at the song, but
the artist like and they're thinking of, like what you have?
Maybe what he was going to tell you wrote the song?

Speaker 1 (01:18:22):
Maybe I like where your head's at? Here is the
second one on the list, doesn't No, right, this is
not to me, not at all. I love this. Yeah,
it's a phenomenal So I don't even put this on

(01:18:43):
a sad list. Now maybe maybe it is sad right.
Here is the other one of the other ones that
was in the top of the saddest songs according to
the ease idiots. I'm sure I get this cued up
the right spot because I don't want to misrepresent here.

(01:19:04):
Now this is in my top ten. Yes, it would
hold all those list. Yeah, Alison Chains. For those who
don't know Alison Shane's Nutshell, you can hear the agony
in his voice.

Speaker 5 (01:19:23):
Yeah and yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:19:30):
Yeah, phenomenal song. Right, All these songs are phenomenal by
the way. Uh, and then I'm not gonna play one
of them because we all I think we'll agree. Uh.
Tears in Heaven is for sure, well, completely sad song.
I mean, it's about his kid dying. But they put
Nirvana as number one sadest song over yeah, over Tears
in Heaven. Yeah. And then this, this is the fifth

(01:19:54):
one on the list, right, Michael, It's a pretty sad song.

Speaker 2 (01:20:03):
Everything is wrong.

Speaker 1 (01:20:04):
It feels more, it feels more like an empathy song,
like yeah, no everybody hurts, Yeah exactly, Yeah, that does happen.
They use this song, I believe in the late nineties
for like feed the Children or something like that. I'm like,
all right, yeah, it's a sadass song. It it'll it'll
draw on emotion, but it's as set as angel Sarah McLaughlin. Right,

(01:20:25):
But over are Nirvana over this one? Oh? Yeah? Again,
these idiots. You had to have done it just so
it would go into magaizmums of us, you know, people
like us morons would be like, oh my god, yeah,
I'm not even to tell you that. They don't even
deserve the credit. Moving on, Blank launched there are You

(01:20:48):
Ready to He? In Oklahoma? Blank launches there are You
Ready to he? In Oklahoma? Are You Ready? Comes to
mind obviously, But I don't think that's not their name.
It's not the name of the tour. Are You Ready?

Speaker 8 (01:21:10):
Is it?

Speaker 6 (01:21:12):
Uh?

Speaker 1 (01:21:13):
Post Malone and Jost Malone and Jewel No, oh, Jelly Crall.
I was like, that is one hell of a team
up there. Creed has kicked off There Are You Ready
tour with Three Doors Down and Mammoth Van Halen over

(01:21:33):
the weekend. Saturday's opening show was in Oklahoma City. The
band played freedom Fighter, a song that they hadn't played
since two thousand and two, mostly because they weren't available.
They're onto Little Rock Kansaity, Nashville, Biloxi as well. Buzz
around the social media is this is a really really
good show. They put on a great performance. Listen. I

(01:21:53):
will tell you this. I've seen this band three times.
M It's like watching you go. This is awesome. You
forget how many songs? Yes? Actually no, yeah, I can't
stand him, but he is a phenomenal front man. Somebody
had called him out and they're like, we need to
get Creed at Rockellholme on. I was like, okay, I
can see that'd be an interesting geit. And like you said,

(01:22:15):
just like nickelback man, you forget how many of those
songs you'd be singing right along with. I don't know
about Rockaholma, but I hear that you're you're making a
good argument.

Speaker 9 (01:22:24):
I just.

Speaker 1 (01:22:26):
I don't know if you should look at the poster
and go. But again they put, if you get a
chance to see him, anbody should see Creed, especially if
you grew up listening to all those songs and they
sing arms wide, opening everybody's singing and say it's an
awesome experience. Moving on, Blank opens up about talking distressed
woman off a bridge. Blank opens up about talking distressed

(01:22:52):
woman off bridge. I did this for this reason right here,
because I knew this would be Definitelyn's response.

Speaker 6 (01:23:00):
I tucked about it, and it was son of a
beanch living on a prayer guy, Come on.

Speaker 1 (01:23:08):
Now, bon Jovi, Yes.

Speaker 6 (01:23:11):
Yes, yes, yes, John bon Jovi and his wife. But
was it him or was it his wife? Who really
talked her off from jumping off of the bridge?

Speaker 1 (01:23:19):
John bon Jovi John bon Jovi is opening up following
talking a woman off the ledge of a Nashville bridge.
The incident occurred when bon Jovi was filming a music
video for a song People's House. The front man noticed
the woman standing over the railing of the John Single
Fowler Pedestrian Bridge, which crosses the Cumberland River, and confronted
her with his team. He managed to talk her back

(01:23:41):
to saving the team's like what about us, and stayed
with her until emergency services arrived late on the scene.
During a recent discussion with Stephen Colbert, bon Jovi opened
up about the helping distressed woman. Quote, We'd all do
the same thing, he said, before noting the incident proves
that mental health is a real issue. In the video,
the woman, who we believe is his wife is talking

(01:24:02):
to her way before John steps up there, so maybe
she wasn't getting anywhere, and then she's the guys, Hey
you're jump, but yeah, I'll get over the ledge. Yeah.
Blank won't return gar Blank won't return guitar to Tommy Iaomi, Oh,

(01:24:24):
who's got to Tommy's guitar? An X do you know
his ex's name?

Speaker 6 (01:24:31):
I don't.

Speaker 1 (01:24:35):
Geezer, Butler his same sex lover.

Speaker 6 (01:24:42):
M an ex manager maybe, or groupie or road road manager, like.

Speaker 1 (01:24:54):
The idea of Ozzy Black Sabbath Icon Tommyomi says the
Hard Rock Cafe won't return a guitar he sold them.
Oh damn. Iomi sold his red Gibson SG named Monkey
to the hard Rock after he retired it, calling it
too valuable to him. He said they offered to buy
it and that if he ever wanted it back, the

(01:25:16):
deal would be for the same price. Iomi said the
person who bought it on behalf of the company passed away,
and that hard Rock knew nothing about the deal in place.

Speaker 6 (01:25:24):
Oh well, deal's a deal.

Speaker 1 (01:25:27):
Sold it you sold it, bro?

Speaker 6 (01:25:28):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:25:28):
Yeah? And what are you selling someone not getting it?
In writing? Exactly, those little details matter. Otherwise it's just
hearsay exactly. I'm pretty excited to talk about this one.
We're running out of time, but this one's really fascinating.
Blank show ends when fans rush stage. Blank fans, I'm sorry,

(01:25:52):
Blank show ends when fans rush stage. I've seen this artist,
I've seen this happen. Okay, Ombu so You've seen a
lot of artists, so Metallica Garth's books.

Speaker 3 (01:26:11):
My gosh, Taylor Swift, Yeah, could be Taylor Swift mm hmm,
because Tony Iomi could be a country.

Speaker 1 (01:26:21):
You're never gonna guess it. Morrissey's Dallas concert took a
chaotic turn over the weekend when an unexpected rush of
fans forced the singer to cancel the show. The incident
unfolded at the fair Park Music Hall, where Morrisey was performing,
when a single fan managed to get on stage to
embrace him. Security stepped in to guide the fan away,
but then things spiraled out of control as other audience

(01:26:42):
members began following suit and rushing the stage. Additional concertgoers
attempted to join the impromptu meet and greet. Security struggled
to contain the crowd. According to footage obtained by TMZ,
at least one guard appeared to lose balance during his scuffle,
injuring his leg. Morrisey was quickly whissed off stage by
his team, leaving the audience without further explanation. He has
not issued a statement. This happens at Morrissey shows. People

(01:27:03):
want to touch him. It's the craziest thing not like
touch him, like, you know, like who doesn't want to,
you know, hug a celebrity, But this happens Barry Man
easily one of the highest security shows I've ever been to.
This is up there, really, yes, the amount of stage
people to block the stage and people trying to get
on to hug him. And Morsey's fine, Like, I'm not

(01:27:26):
a giant Morsey fan. He's just historic for me in
music culture. And so going to see him twice, I
saw it happen and I was like, this is crazy, man. Interesting. Yeah,
but you got to give the fans credit to see
that happen and one person they're like, this is the moment,
and they all do it. Whoo. I've got so many

(01:27:47):
good ones. Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury Top list of blank celebrities.
Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury, Top list of blank celebrities. Uh,
influential ooh.

Speaker 6 (01:28:04):
I like that. Influential or secretive celebrities.

Speaker 3 (01:28:11):
Game?

Speaker 6 (01:28:13):
Okay, one of them will let you guess which one. Yeah,
most items auctioned off Okay.

Speaker 1 (01:28:27):
Forbes is out with its list of the highest paid
dead celebrities of twenty twenty four. The new list shows
how much money celebrities are making this year, even though
they've passed on. Michael Jackson tops the list after making
six hundred million dollars this year from the Michael Jackson
musical that's been touring all over the world. Freddie Mercury
comes in at number two, having made two hundred and
fifty million dollars this year. Number three is doctor Seuss,

(01:28:49):
who made seventy five million dollars last year, Wow, rounding
out to top five. Or Elvis Presley with another fifty million,
rick O Kasik, songwriter for the Cars, who made forty
five million. Wow. All right, we got to take a break.
We'll be back.

Speaker 7 (01:29:05):
More of the Big Man Morning Show is next ninety seven.

Speaker 1 (01:29:10):
KMOG, Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show KMOG.
When I was in Austin, I went to a bar

(01:29:33):
and they had two hundred and two beers on tap.
That's a lot of beers on tap. Two hundred and
two and it felt overwhelming. That's a lot. But they
had it broken. They had two sides. One side was
one hundred one taps, the other side was one hundred

(01:29:56):
one taps and there were there was no duplicates. That's cool,
so go over and you look and they've got it
broken down. So if you like wheat beers or stouts
or whatever, they've got it broken down so you can
just find your section as a picked from that. Yes, yeah,
it was very manageable from that standpoint. So asking I'm

(01:30:17):
a believer in asking the people that work there to
tell you what they like. They see all of that stuff,
especially when there's an overwhelming choice. And so I asked
the guy. I said, what's the best or weirdest beer
that you've got to try? I like trying different new beers.
I try to. There's a one out of Oklahoma City.

(01:30:38):
They do a a Basil Sejuan pepper beer and it's
surprisingly good and it's not for any reason, like why
not try it? And so I ask him and he says,
I think just like the most disappointing answer, He says,
a pickle beer. So let me get this straight. You've

(01:31:02):
got two hundred and two beers on tap, and the
weirdest one is the pickle beer. That just goes to
show that everything else is just normal. Yeah, regular old,
ain't nothing special about it beer. Yeah, they're not taking
chances on the ASA eight Dragon fruit beer, right right,

(01:31:26):
whatever the thing is craziest we get it's a pickle
I'm like, oh, and then listen, pickle beers are crazy,
but they're also very common in the craft beer world. Yeah.
So it isn't like.

Speaker 6 (01:31:38):
You can go to any liquor store and get a
pickle beer.

Speaker 1 (01:31:40):
Absolutely, absolutely, And so I was kind of disappointed from
that standpoint.

Speaker 6 (01:31:46):
Kinda come on, man, Yeah, and.

Speaker 1 (01:31:49):
So would getting Oh I'm not like I stayed in
my wheelhouse, but it wasn't. We So we were there
with a couple of friends too, and we ordered some
beers and just sat around and talked, and then they
were gonna leave, and the girls like, we want to
go shopping, and we were like, well, we don't want
to go shopping, so we stayed. In the fact. I
didn't know they did flights where you can just try
a bunch of beers. Oh, those were always fun. Yeah, yeah,

(01:32:12):
how that worked out for you? Yeah?

Speaker 6 (01:32:15):
Did you even try it? Did you even try the
pickle beer?

Speaker 1 (01:32:17):
At that point? I don't like sour bears.

Speaker 6 (01:32:18):
Oh, okay, I.

Speaker 1 (01:32:19):
Don't like sour beer, so yeah I didn't. I typically
don't order beers. I don't like that profile.

Speaker 6 (01:32:25):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:32:25):
Uh. And so with this was at like we went
to brunch at like ten thirty with our friends. It
was right next to where this bar was. We go
to the bar, and then at three we're like, we
have a seven o'clock dinner, so we I gotta go
because the girls had left, and I was like, I
gotta I need done, I need to nap. Feeling pretty

(01:32:47):
good right four yes, yes, and so yeah we were
there like four hours.

Speaker 6 (01:32:54):
Nice good time though.

Speaker 1 (01:32:55):
Yes, Yeah, it's Austin is the wildest scene I think ever,
Like bars with nobody there and giant TVs out front,
like the size of the wall, like massive or massive
TVs and the thing, and then like folding chairs, you

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get a Walmart. Just everybody's trying to be the weirdest. Yeah,
who's the quirkiest person here? Pickle beer Ale and he
got a pickle beer. Yeah. I tried a lot of
local beers and they were fine. I think our local
beers are better, just being honest, I didn't think they
were that great, but it, Yeah, two hundred two beers overwhelming,

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like a cheesecake factory of beers.

Speaker 6 (01:33:43):
I'm stuck on that guy saying that pickle beer is
the weirdest I'm pretty sure he probably wasn't a beer guy.

Speaker 1 (01:33:48):
Yeah, probably the weirdest to him. Weirdest to him for sure. Yeah,
I'm sure if you'd have got somebody else, you probably
would have gotten a different answer. Now, if you've gotten
somebody else and they still said pickle, I'd have been like,
all right, I'm out of here. Not everybody who works
at a beer place is enthusiastic about their beer, about
working there, right, You make a misconception. You go to
a craft beer place like here, and they go, oh,

(01:34:10):
this is what we think you should try or whatever.
This guy's like, Aye, it's just order you beers man, Yeah,
a job. Yeah, And then you don't want to ask
it again, especially if he's standing, you know, three down.
You're like, ah, it feels weird at this point. Uh,
but two hundred two beers man over overwhelming. My wife
was like, you're gonna have to pick for me. This

(01:34:32):
looks insane. Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show

(01:34:54):
nine one eight four six h KMOD. Before we get
to sports, a little quiz for you. What do you
think the percent digit of teams in the NFL that
have two wins two? Two? Percentage of teams that have
only two wins six six percent. Yeah, okay, two twenty

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eight percent. What do you think the percentage of team
because there's only nine teams that have only two wins,
what do you think the percentage of teams that have
four wins? Fifteen? Seventy seventy percent of teams only have

(01:35:36):
four wins. That means seventy percent of them are at five. Like,
that's not good. It's not like we're seeing elite football happening, right,
everybody's just kind of micky. It's some teams and then
there's everyone else. Yeah. Yeah, twenty three teams have four
wins only wow, Right, it's crazy like that. I think

(01:35:59):
that's a blaring stat there's.

Speaker 3 (01:36:00):
Only one undefeated teams, that's true, Lindsay, I don't think
we have to remind everybody.

Speaker 1 (01:36:07):
They're showing highlights of Patrick Mahomes throwing left handed incompletes. Right,
that's how much they've got a excitement for the Chiefs.

Speaker 6 (01:36:15):
Yeah, the Commanders are bolstering their defensive back room. Washington
acquired a four time Pro Bowl cornerback Marshaw and Latimore,
and a twenty twenty five fifth round pick from the

(01:36:38):
New Orleans Saints. The Burgundy and Gold sent the Saints
twenty twenty five third and fourth round picks, as well
as a twenty twenty five sixth round pick. Latimore has
started all seven games and has played in this season,
missing two games with a hamstring injury. He has thirty
total tackles and two passes defended. The twenty eight year
old made the Pro Bowl in twenty seventeen and twenty

(01:36:58):
nineteen through twenty two one, but missed ten games in
twenty twenty two and seven games in twenty twenty three.
And Matt Ruhle and the Cornhuskers are adding a former
Power five head coach to the staff. ESPN is reporting
that Nebraska is hiring former Houston and West Virginia head
coach Dana Holgerson as an offensive consultant. Holgerson is set

(01:37:20):
to work with the offensive staff in a role that
will evolve as the season goes on. The fifty three
year old coach has spent time with TCU as an
offensive consultant this season. Holgerson was fired as the head
coach of Houston following a four and eight campaign back
in twenty twenty three, and it is now a time
for your Dallas Cowboys update, brought to you by our

(01:37:40):
friends at Miller Lte. The Cowboys made a deal with
the Carolina Panthers on the day of the trade deadline.
The Cowboys acquired wide receiver Jonathan Mingo and a twenty
twenty five seventh round pick from the Panthers for a
twenty twenty five fourth round pick. Cowboys owner and general
manager Jerry Jones had teased on his radio show that
the team would acquire somebody they felt highly about during

(01:38:01):
the draft process. Mingo was drafted by Carolina in the
second round of the twenty twenty three draft out of Mississippi.
He has caught twelve passes for one hundred and twenty
one yards this season. If you want to win standing
room only tickets to the next Cowboys game in Arlington,
open the iHeartRadio app, use the talkback feature, tell us
to give you those Cowboys tickets, and that's your balls

(01:38:23):
with the Wall Sports. I'm Lindsay on ninety seven to
five KMODI.

Speaker 9 (01:38:47):
Good morning, It's the Big nine Morning Show. Nine one, eight,
four six oh kmod couldn't also text to be a
my mess in them? What you want to say to
eight two nine four five.

Speaker 1 (01:38:58):
I'm gonna give you your choice, lindsay, you can have what
or you can have fun? What or fun fun?

Speaker 6 (01:39:08):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:39:12):
Apparently moms tell like really bizarre lies to kids, and
I'm gonna I'm really curious if Lindsey experienced this, because
typically daughters have closer relationships with moms than sons do. Right, yeah, yeah,
I get it. You have a great relationship with your mom.
Don't need to text me to But these are things
apparently moms said. And I've been trying to rack my
brain about things my mom said and what they were true.

(01:39:33):
So like about like lying? As an example, one person
said that my mom said that my eyes would turn
yellow if I lied. No, you have jaundice, right, yeah,
right right. Another one said that she could tell by
looking at my tongue, so I lived in fear of

(01:39:54):
her telling me to stick out my tongue. Nope, don't
lie to me. I'll know, like I think every mom
so a parent even said that, but this one might
be a really good one, then I might think about using.
I asked my mom about the little bumps I would
get on my tongue. She told me they were liar bumps. Oh,

(01:40:18):
mm hmmm.

Speaker 2 (01:40:21):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:40:22):
Mom always knew when I was fibbing. She said she
could tell because I had a black mark on my forehead.
My grandma used to say the same thing. I would
run to the mirror to see it, but it was
never there. They said I couldn't see it because fibbers
eventually go blind. I was scared to death. Oh my god,
I just lie on top of lie, on top of a lie.

(01:40:45):
In order to keep us kids from stealing pennies from
water fountains, my mom told us the water was electrified
and we would die. I never had anything like that.
Another one about like hair. Mom would tell me if
I ate the crust of my bread, my hair would
get curly. Oh god. Another one, eating burnt toast at

(01:41:10):
breakfast would take the curls out of my hair. Nope,
my mother told me that if I ate my sandwich
crusts all the time, my hair would curl. No, this
is pretty. This is a pretty common lie. In very
different variations. The things would do just to get them
to eat all their food.

Speaker 6 (01:41:29):
Absolutely. I was told my eyes would be stronger if
I ate carrots.

Speaker 1 (01:41:34):
Yeah, which is one not true? Right? Your bones will
be strong if you drink drink milk one hundred percent
not true. Uh, here's another one variation of the bread.
You had to eat your bread crust if you wanted
to learn how to whistle. Another one, Mom convinced me
to eat the crust of bread by telling me that's

(01:41:55):
where all the vitamins are, as though vitamins could somehow
migrate outward during the baking process, not only entirely. Sure,
why I imagine that at the age of five or
six i'd even care about consuming vitamin foods. But it worked.
They said the same thing about like the skin on
like vegetables, carrots, potato, yes, yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, They

(01:42:17):
just left off the word. In addition to r right,
we were told as children that eating the crust on
bread makes your teeth wider, eating the end of bread
loaf will help to grow breasts. One mother told her daughter, Oh,
my god, white bread is only for white people. We

(01:42:38):
buy wheat bread because we're brown, is what one person said.
Their mom said, Oh goodness, there's one about what they
say about catching birds. I don't remember ever getting a
lesson about catching birds from my mother. To catch a bird,
sprinkle salt on its tail and it can't fly away.
I've heard about that. I've heard about that. Yeah, And
because if you can get close in up to sprinkle

(01:43:00):
salt on a bird's tail, you can catch it. It
just feels like some sort of cow tipping thing, like uh,
to catch a bird sprinkle salt on its tail. It's
another one. It's a very different one, like these are
multiple people texting in the If you sprinkle salt on birdstail,
it will sit still. Another one. She would bring salt
shakers to the beach and told us if we were

(01:43:22):
able to get salt on the seagull's tail feathers, it
would become our pet. We would be occupied for hours.
It's hilarious body horror. My mother and my friend's mother
told us that the inside of our ears would turn
black if we were naughty. Wow, you would get spots

(01:43:45):
like rotting bananas. If you didn't go outside. If I
didn't stop crying, my head would fall off and laugh
at me.

Speaker 6 (01:43:55):
God day I did. If I would pouch, I was
told my mom would tell me if I powdered, a
bird would come and poop on my bottom lip.

Speaker 1 (01:44:04):
If I yeah, you stick you bottom lip up. Yeah, Yeah,
that's disgusting. Yeah, I feel like I had one that
was like, your face will get stuck that way. Yeah,
oh yeah, of course. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:44:17):
And if you when traveling, because we do. When we traveled,
it would always be in the car for road trips,
don't put your feet out the window or your arms
or hands because someone will drive by and cut them off.

Speaker 1 (01:44:33):
I mean that is dangerous, But yeah, I don't think
that happens, right, people just driving down the highway with
their machetes hanging out.

Speaker 6 (01:44:40):
Well, we read ache, go down the rabbit hole.

Speaker 1 (01:44:43):
Go down the rabbit hole of people that put their
feet up on the drat dash and the passenger seat
and the injuries they get in car wrecks. Oh yeah,
that's that is a real thing. Uh. Who doesn't want
their kid to play with fire? It's dangerous right?

Speaker 9 (01:44:57):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:44:57):
When I was little, I played with fire. Caused little
bit of a damage to the house. Right, But nobody
said this to me. If you play with fire, you
will pee in your bed. I have heard that before,
that pyromaniac with the bed. That's not what this says.
Basically the same thing. Now, Oh, you're jumping my interests

(01:45:20):
would rupture mine. Sorry, my intestines would rupture if I
continue to use my belly as a bongo drum. When
you drive by a field and smell the fertilizer manure,
you should breathe in deeply. That it's good for your lungs.

(01:45:40):
My mom denies it now, but I remember my mom
telling me that babies come out of your armpits. Don't
play in rain puddles, you'll get polio. How old is
that person? What my mom told my sister this, But
she said that if you keep scratching your bobos and

(01:46:04):
drink water, that all the water would start pouring out
of your cuts and scrapes. She told me that my
head would turn around if I would leave the house
with my hair wet like a trip, like possessed. Yeah.
During potty training, my mom always reminded my sister that

(01:46:25):
if we didn't wipe front to back, we wouldn't have it.
Ain't a lie, especially girls. My mother used to convince
me that I was tired by telling me that I
had tirlies in my eyes, that she could see the
more toirlies you had, sleeper or you were always sent

(01:46:45):
me running straight to bed. Freckles erased by rubbing cucumbers
on them. My mom told me that if I didn't
wear socks with my tinnis shoes, my toes would rot off.
If you water plants while you're menstruating, the plants will die.
What uh if I I'm gonna unscrew your belly button

(01:47:10):
and your legs will fall off or wore its my
butt that would fall off though, yep, But what would
be the reason to tell the person that I don't know?
Just being silly, I guess. Never cover your belly button
when you're pregnant, or your baby can't breathe. You get
canker sores if you pee off a bridge. My mother

(01:47:41):
told me if I bit my nails, my hand would
grow in My hand would grow in my stomach.

Speaker 6 (01:47:47):
My grandfather used to say because they used to have
a swimming pool, and they used to say that if
you pee in the swimming pool, the water that attracts
the water bugs, they will come and bite you.

Speaker 1 (01:47:56):
Oh yeah, a lot. I mean these are all like
they don't eat before you get in the pooled sit
too close to the TV right like this, If you
looked at the microwave while it was in use, you'd
go blind. Don't let your umbrella open inside the house,
or your mommy's gonna die that and step it on cracks.

Speaker 6 (01:48:14):
Yeah, yeah, you'll break your mama's back.

Speaker 1 (01:48:15):
If I touched the basement freezer, I would be sucked
inside and no one would be able to hear me scream.
If I sat too close to the TV, my eyes
would become square. My mom told me that jet streams
coming from airplanes were actually toilet paper, and that if
I fell into the airplane toilet, I could get sucked
out along with it. Good morning, It's the Big nine

(01:48:48):
Morning Show. Lindsay, what'd you learn today? I learned that.

Speaker 6 (01:48:52):
Donald Trump has been elected the forty seventh President of
the United States, which is one way to get Kamala
Harris to stop laughing. I also learned that not all
same sex couples are gay. I'm not sure what they're called,
but I assume they're branded his best Friends Forever with Benefits, Gimp.

Speaker 1 (01:49:07):
What you learned today? I larned Gorman actually goes out
and does things with friends. Also, are welcome to Facebook marketplace.
We've got boats, we've got bikes, and we've got babies.
I also learned, if you're gonna about to get caught,
just throw it out the window unless you're cheating. That
feels like a little more dangerous. And I also learned

(01:49:29):
they say if you masturbate a lot, your hairs, your
your hands, get your palms get hairy. I don't believe it,
but it explains why certain women grow mustaches. It's Corbin saying,
make sure that dishwashers loaded right.

Speaker 6 (01:49:42):
Stop tracking my cycle.

Speaker 4 (01:49:45):
I'm sorry, Can I get.

Speaker 1 (01:50:00):
Lap to make.

Speaker 6 (01:50:05):
Some noise.

Speaker 1 (01:50:09):
Interpassport Corbyn new messages.

Speaker 9 (01:50:13):
The Big Mad Morning Show would like to take a
minute to thank troops from Oklahoma and all over the
United States.

Speaker 1 (01:50:17):
These soldiers have sacrifice. Give the Big Med Morning Show
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are total douchebag to bag a little incomplete douchebag. We
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We try boys,