BMMS 12-3-24

It's The Day Before The Toy Drive!!! We Talk About Toy Drives From The Past, Fake Doctor Gives At Home Injections, Reason #16 Why You Shouldn't Journal, This Pizza Makes Me Feel Funny, Listener E-Mails, To Tell The Truth, & Where'd Granny Go!!!!

Episode Transcript

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Speaker 1 (02:24):
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We've got tickets to Trans Siberian Orchestra. It's gonna be

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at the Bok Center Friday. Tickets available at Bokcenter dot com.
We've got listener emails meet help with something. Do we
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to tell the truth, your chance to get to know
the show better. Ask any question you want. We'll do

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that at nine. And tomorrow starting at six am is
our fourteenth annual toy drive for fourteen years. We can
collect the toys for the Marines of Toys for Tots
with your help. And I've already seen at least two
and I know of at least two more that I

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haven't seen. Pictures of batches of toys. Nice that some
people have put together. So we'd love for you to
come out and donate toys and see the remodeled Dave
and Busters because it's pretty cool. They now have these
bays you can rent with dart, virtual darts and virtual
shuffle board. I think there's one other game in there,

(04:13):
two darts and a showboard. Is it a joke? Did
you set up a joke? That's a movie? Lindsay's going
to be promoting him there, not unless it has Mama June,
which is also something promote at nine and so that
starts tomorrow. We'll be there for me. I don't know.
It's funny. Fourteen years we've been doing this and people
are like, oh, so what do you leave it? Like five? Yes, no,

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it is twenty eight hours NonStop. Well why don't you
do twenty four Well, because we do two shows from
there and that would be twenty eight hours, and our
friends at us Cellular are the ones that helping us
make this happen again for the second year in row,
so we feel very lucky than that. And there's a
rumor of a special guest that's supposed to show up,
but I'm not gonna say anything beyond that. I wouldn't.

(04:55):
I don't think it's happening. Probably not, but just in
case we don't want to jinx like we do with
all of our interviews. Yeah, this and this, this time Thursday,
I will divulge who we thought it was going to
be fun. I'll share that because by Thursday it should
be closed. Book. Yeah. I think if they show sweet.

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If not, okay, Yeah, we're still going to collect toys, yeah,
and play video games a lot of them. I'm pretty
psyche to play some.

Speaker 6 (05:23):
Video and also darts and shuffle board.

Speaker 1 (05:25):
Yes to darts and board.

Speaker 6 (05:27):
Yes, because I know gimpy and I.

Speaker 1 (05:28):
Love sounds like a new podcast two darts and board.
That's just a nice Uh. Yeah. It's one of the
great things about going is you get to drop off
toys and you can do videos and there's a full
bar there.

Speaker 3 (05:46):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (05:46):
It's a really an amazing place. A lot of businesses
will give you, like some time off to go and donate,
and so if you work at a place and you
want to get out of work, you know, go take
your two hour dump and then drop off toys and
play video games, all in the name of taking care
of kids. Absolutely, and if you bring to him toys

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or more. We'll talk we'll mention your business. Twenty toys
or more. We'll talk to you about your business. It's
and mention you, mention you. No, we just talked to him.
We don't mention him anymore. We just talked to him
one time. No, and then that's yet No twenty eight
hours of course not. We'll mention it throughout the toy drive. Yeah,
so again that starts tomorrow, David busters seventy first and

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one nine right there behind the best Buy. And if
you haven't seen he remodel, it's worth come to see
for that. And we always have. We have some people
that I've seen. I know you're listening stunning your mat uh.
And he always shows up before his night, his shift
in the in the morning, yeah, and the witching hour,
yeah every time. But I see him because his routes

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around us, like in the wild. Yeah. Well I think
I've only seen him in the wild maybe a small
handful of times, and it's usually at a concert, but
never working. Yeah, that's a hard worker. Well yeah, yeah,
a trashing goal collect itself. Bro, it's sure, thank goodness.
So we will hopefully get to see him and talk
to him. So I can't wait to see him again.

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It's always joy to see people we haven't seen a
long time. We get people that come out and go,
i've been busy, all right. And then some people that
we've seen them be by themselves, their partners in crime,
get married and now with multiple kids. You're like, this
is awesome. I'm excited for the Raider Nation to come out.

Speaker 6 (07:33):
I know somebody we're going to try new tequila most likely, yeah.

Speaker 1 (07:37):
More than likely. They told me something that I'm not
going to dive old fun to be a surprise, all fun.
It's a surprise for somebody on this It's not you,
it's not me, because I know about it all. Yeah,
so it's one of y'all. Two but I ain't gonna
say nothing. I can't wait until they come down and
let them do the surprise. Good people. I have to say,
it's pretty awesome. My brother and my sister in law

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hate the Raiders, right, A lot of chief sins hate
the Raiders, and I'm like, yeah, I don't like the
Raiders because they're in the you know, our division. But overall,
Raiders fans have always been I've always had awesome time
with Raiders fans. And nine eight Radier Nation falls in
line with that too. Oh yeah, they're fun people, man,
bring the party. Yeah, and they they are fully aware

(08:24):
of what's going on with their team, right, So it's
fun to be able to brag and have fun with
them because I know the day's coming and I'll be
ready to take my lickings when it's time. So yeah,
I can't wait for everybody to come out. It's always
a good time and always leading up to I'm like,

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and then when it's over, I'm like, that was awesome. Right,
Sit down with your nice drink because you've been up
for the past Oh god, no, do something drink? No,
you don't. I go to bed, have a little nightcap. No,
like ten in the morning. No, and then get the
shower and to bed. No, y'all weird man, says the
person drinking at ten am when you've been up for

(09:08):
forty somethings. Drink. Yeah, you're a boy. There, I wasstery,
I'm unwinding. Bit you've been drinking for hours. Yeah, started
at ten o'clock on Wednesday and then just kind of periodically.
Oh yeah, you've been drinking. No, I the the it

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cannot happen fast enough from shower to bed, and nine
times out of ten, I take the shower and I
lay down and I'm like, oh great, see, And that's
what I'm talking about, that last little boost of energy. Right.
You're like, I am soaked by the time is done
ten am Thursday morning, we're toast, right. Yeah, but then
you finally get home and you get that last little

(09:52):
boost of energy. You're like, what the hell say it's
a little you know, Yeah, I don't medicate to go
to sleep. I usually don't get good sleep that way.
You know, everybody's different biologically or pretty much the same.
But I hear you. Yeah, deech is on. But yeah,
twenty eight hour Toy Drive starts tomorrow. I wanted to
play some audio for you. You might remember a story I read,

(10:14):
or somebody on the show read about a couple who
was having their wedding and then they were in a
golf cart going back to their either the reception or
to their cabin to either consummate their marriage or continue celebrating,
and they got hit by somebody else in a car

(10:34):
or a golf cart that was drunk and killed the bride. Yeah,
hours after they got married. Yeah, yesterday she was convicted.
She had twenty five years the person that was driving,
not the dead bride yet, correct, No, her conviction happened, right,
she's dead, And make sure everybody's on the same page. Yeah,
And so she got twenty five years, and she has

(10:55):
shown remorse. She is carrying shame even you know in
her speech to at the end she was apologizing and
is quite aware she's showing remorse. And its twenty five
years a lot. Maybe did she take someone's life, Yes,
I don't know. If it be in their wedding makes
it worse, still a life, right, But what I wanted

(11:19):
to play for you is I wanted you to hear
from her husband and from her dad. Okay, okay. This
is audio from the victim's statements from the husband when she,
the drunk driver, was driving sixty five miles per hour
in a twenty five mile per hour zone with a

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blood alcohol level of more than three times the legal
limit and struck the newly weds in the golf cart,
put him in the hospital obviously for a while, and
killed his bride. And this is him speaking maybe on the.

Speaker 8 (11:54):
Golfer she showed me you didn't want to night to end,
and I kissed her on the forehead, and then the
next thing I remember is waking up in the hospital.

Speaker 9 (12:06):
We got rapped through at sixty five miles per hour,
and there's no way any four of us, any three
of us, should be alive. All four of us should
have died that night. But I'm a firm believer, Sam
says us. That's who she is. You took the greatest
human being I've ever met. She's not coming back, she's gone.

(12:34):
Your sense does not matter to me. If I had
it my way, i'd give you life.

Speaker 10 (12:40):
See, it's only fairs that you took Sam's life in
the hole that you had ripped through her entire family,
my family, and all of our friends. But I know
that decision does not up to me.

Speaker 1 (12:56):
Clearly, he's sharing how sad he is. Right, this is
the bride's father, and this I think it was only
fair to play him the husband. But I want you
to hear the dads because this is the one that
I'm like, wow, this and rightfully so it's there. It's
his child, right, but listen, his grief is is bad.

Speaker 9 (13:22):
For the rest of my life.

Speaker 11 (13:24):
I'm gonna hate you. And when I arrived to Hell
and you come there. I'll open the door for you.
You have ruined so many people live. I hope you
understand what you did. Because you've taken no responsibility for

(13:46):
what you've done. You can apologize all you want later.
I would not listen to it or.

Speaker 1 (13:56):
Wow, yeah right, yeah. I just think it's impactful to hear,
Like when you get in a car i'veter been drinking.
You don't think you're like, I'm fine, it's fine. What
a line when I greet you in hell like I'm

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going to hell? Right? That's how mad I am.

Speaker 6 (14:19):
Exactly because he's clearly saying I cannot forgive you. And
maybe that's why he feels like he's because he just
can't forgive her. Maybe that's why he feels like he's
going to hell.

Speaker 4 (14:30):
I don't know, but I don't think you go to
hell for not forgiving someone. I don't think you go
to hell for not forgiving someone. I don't know, well,
I don't think anything but right right.

Speaker 1 (14:41):
I don't think it's in the things of things that
put you in hell. I don't think forgiveness or lack
thereof put you there. Right would and it sucked and
not get into Heaven's gaze because you didn't forgive somebody
for cutting you off for something minor, basically is what
I'm saying. I mean, we don't know, right, you do
everything right, and it's like, oh, well you you got
mad at this part and for cutting you off and
you did not forgive them soon in the list of

(15:05):
things they need, in the list of things that get
you into hell, I can't imagine. At some point there
was some sit down, yeah, and it was agreed upon
what it would be, and like, hey, well you pass
it on. You got child rapers and murderers, okay, and
then over here you've got the light offenders, the the
non forgivers. Yeah. I don't want to put child rapers

(15:29):
and people that didn't forgive right. Maybe they're in different
clicks right down there, but different sized pineapples, yeah, I
probably just like blueberries. I would think some people might
like that. It's a weird thing to stand out on
real quicker, smaller, okay, makes sense less of a punishment, Right,

(15:51):
you like a strawberry or or something. I'm not gonna say,
a kiwi? Have you ever touched the outside of a
kiwi or a dragon fruit?

Speaker 12 (15:57):
Right?

Speaker 1 (15:57):
I gotta be honest, a pineapple and a dragon fruit
I don't know, or spiny fruit weapons or a starfruit. Yeah, anyway,
just incredible motion. And him the dad say, even though
you hear her, she shares that she she takes responsibility.

(16:20):
Even if she didn't just plead guilty. It's within her
constitutional rights to go through a trial, and she has
allowed that. And so the idea of like him saying
she didn't take responsibility again, he's feeling it. So I'm
not telling him he's wrong. Who am I to say that?
But she all this stuff I've seen from her, she's

(16:41):
one hundred percent been like I've made a huge mistake.
I apologize, I take ownership what I did, like all
those stuff. But all that doesn't negate the father's feelings,
and I shouldn't. It shouldn't be like, oh, because you
know you're showing remorse and you feel really bad for
what you did, I'm just gonna go away and let
bygones be dog bones. So two thoughts on that. One,

(17:05):
he doesn't say that, he says, you've taken no ownership, right,
which is not what which is what I'm saying she has.
And two, you forgiveness isn't for that person. Forgiveness is
for you so you can manage, and he's just not
there yet, right. Who knows if you'll ever get to
that point. Can I can't fathom. Yeah, I can't fathom.

(17:30):
And probably because I hope most people who lose a
loved one don't have to witness it in some capacity
as like this was. Probably loved ones were around, so
they probably rushed to help. Right. The husband that was
in the court with her, well, he was, they was.
He doesn't remember, he was out right, right, But how

(17:50):
about those kids who got dropped off at their home
and coedo only to find their mom and dad there
was a murder suicide. I mean, that's I hope you
people don't. That's not a way to find out some
one dies. That is a far worse way, Yeah, far worse.
When you have the visual image, it is insanely traumatic,

(18:11):
rather than you just hear, right, trooper knocks on your door,
you know, you get that phone call while you're going
to do a morning show or whatever. Yeah, it's horrible, right,
I'm not wishing that on anybody, but the two on
a linear level, one is near the end of AI.

(18:33):
But I wanted to do you to hear that, because
that is the father's grief is you feel it in
your heart, You feel it in the when the husband talks,
but the dad. If you didn't feel it with the husband,
you felt it with the dad. Anyway. Hey, we're collecting
toys for kids tomorrow at the Marines Toys for Tots
for a twenty eight hour toy drive brought to you
by US Cellar. Make sure you dump off a new

(18:53):
toy at Dave and Busters. We're gonna take a break
and we'll be back. You tell us. Here's the morning Show. No, yeah,
he's come right back.

Speaker 13 (19:01):
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Speaker 1 (19:15):
Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show nine eight
four six oh kmod. You can also text BMMS and
then what you want to say to eight two nine
four five or twenty eight hour Toy Drive starts tomorrow
and it runs from six am tomorrow till Thursday at
ten am at Dave and Busters. Brought to you by
US Cellular. I hope you'll join us. Let's do news quikies.

(19:37):
It's time for newsquakies. World news, local news and news
that just makes you say, what the Here's Corbyn Gimbi
and Lindsay with What's going On newsquakies from The Big
Mad Morning Show. In ninety seventy five, kmod.

Speaker 6 (19:49):
Fake cosmetic surgeon charged after injecting for women he met
at a dog park. This happened in Toronto, Canada, where
police say they arrested a twenty nine year old man
from Toronto on Saturday on seven counts of assault with
a weapon as well as a common nuisance charge. Investigators

(20:12):
allege that the man approached four women at a dog
park in downtown Toronto, and he posed as a surgeon
at a local hospital and offered them cosmetic procedures out
of his home. Police say the women went to the
man's house and received what they believed were injections of
SAM and DNA, which is a skin treatment, along with botox,

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wrinkle reducing shot, and ozempic, a diabetes medication used for
weight loss. Toronto police say the man approached the women
at the dog park and he posed as a surgeon.
The women became suspicious of the man's behavior and contacted
police after learning he was not qualified to perform the procedures.

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A police spokesperson says it's still unclear what sub since
he the alleged injections contained, but none of the victims
had to be taken to the hospital. Police say there
could possibly be even more victims.

Speaker 1 (21:12):
So essentially nobody got hurt, right, this guy's just pose
on hands a doctor. So he just was like, I'm
a doctor and they're like, no, you're not, and that's it.

Speaker 6 (21:20):
No, no, no, they actually got injected with the stuff.
They exactly So.

Speaker 1 (21:26):
Where'd they do it at?

Speaker 8 (21:28):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (21:28):
God, I know people do it botox all the time.
Botox parties. Yeah, there are people that host botox parties,
just regular Junes and Jans.

Speaker 6 (21:40):
But typically I mean.

Speaker 1 (21:42):
They have someone there that says they're a nurse.

Speaker 6 (21:45):
Well, they'll meet the I mean I would assume.

Speaker 1 (21:50):
So you've never done one.

Speaker 6 (21:52):
No, I haven't gone to a botox party, but usually
they have. They are clinically come from a clinic and.

Speaker 1 (22:01):
They tell you about them.

Speaker 6 (22:02):
On the side, they tell you that, yeah true.

Speaker 1 (22:07):
Do you go to anybody's house for a medical procedure?

Speaker 6 (22:10):
No, nope, No, I don't even like I have been invited,
but I have never gone.

Speaker 1 (22:17):
I don't even like the idea of getting a tattoo
in someone's house. You used to be that's the only
way to do with though. Oh, rusty needles, right.

Speaker 6 (22:28):
But the botox parties are extremely popular.

Speaker 1 (22:33):
Were parties. But you know, I don't know if they're
extremely popular. They happen. They happen, and every time I'm like, oh, weird,
let's milk, let's mix alcohol and medical procedures. Shark pointing needles. Yeah,
you're not asking to lose an eye, are you. And
I've never been to one, obviously, but do y'all just

(22:53):
sit on the couch and then they just go around
and puff puff past type of thing. One guy just
go around injecting all the women on his couch or
I mean it's been a nurse. I know it's sometimes
it's a nurse that does it, right, it's wild to me. Yeah,
I ain't hating somebody with a side hustle. But if
you go to one like nah, does make sense? Right,

(23:17):
We're having an appedectomy party. Everybody come on in and
get your appendance is taken out. I mean I almost
just swore, by the way, just have chiropractors do crack
backcracking parties? Right, Oh, they bring that roller table with
I guess it'd be our You ain't bring that roll.
Have you ever seen that? That thing? That thing stupid.

Speaker 6 (23:40):
I know a girl who had a woman come to
her house to do like lip injections, and then when
she wanted it done again, she was nowhere to be found.
So like she know she was not a real injector.

Speaker 1 (23:55):
Yeah, how do you check that?

Speaker 6 (23:58):
Yeah, I mean I suppose your license would be online
for I mean, if you were a licensed cosmetologist or esthetician.

Speaker 1 (24:08):
Well that's a doctor. I don't know, I have no
I know you can go look up on the state
medical board, like if someone's a doctor and if they've
had complaints against them. I don't know about nurses, yeah,
maybe there is, And I definitely don't know about estheticians.

Speaker 6 (24:23):
Yeah, I mean even when you go to a salon
you see that their license is Yeah.

Speaker 1 (24:29):
Yeah, sure, because you can't buy those put them off
from the internet.

Speaker 6 (24:36):
I don't know how it works.

Speaker 1 (24:38):
You can just buy those. They have like waxing parties,
you know, like Brazilian parties. Yeah, I don't think so,
because that's what's the word I'm looking for. Gross. Hilarious
though fucking from a long day of work. Your wife's
gol all of her friends gathered around and living room,

(25:00):
pants off, spread eagle getting waxed.

Speaker 6 (25:03):
Some people do that out of their home. They have
their own salon from there, but.

Speaker 1 (25:07):
It's in a cordoned off area. Right, it's not the
same garage. Right. Just another example, by the way, that
women just show their huhahs off. They just go to
a wax and just like, here's my vagina and my anus.
Huh make it by And men are like, I don't know.
Some men are fine with it the idea. There's a

(25:29):
woman I know that does it, and I've asked her.
I'm like, that's guys just show up and you just
wax their stuff. She's like, yeah, I'm a professional. Slowdown.
I didn't just accuse you of being a tramp. I'm
just saying that, like, it's a little weird. It's just
there and you're gonna have to move it. Yep. It's

(25:49):
not like I don't even want to go to auto
thief makes damning journal entry. This is why journals should
not be a thing. It comes out of minute soul,
don't you know. I remember this gal. She's thirty. Her
name's Vanessa Guerrera, and apparently she decided one day to
steal somebody's two thousand and four Ford Freestar, and then

(26:10):
she took it to a salvage yard and then sold it.
After she sold the stolen van, she goes home. She's
so excited, so hopped up on adrenaline. Then she made
a journal entry saying that she totally stole a car today,
something I thought I've never thought of doing. Effing super

(26:32):
freaking out about it. Well, of course, the guy who's
van this was reports a stolen. The cops start doing
some investigation. Somehow they connected miss Vanessa here to it,
and they did some digging around. That's when they found
her journal. That's where they found the journal entry that
was made on the exact same August day that it

(26:54):
was reported stolen. All the guys over to the salvage yard
said that, you know, she brought it in and sold
it to them. They didn't know that it was stolen.
They went back and talked to Vanessa about it, and
she says that, of course she denied knowing that it
was stolen. Now, this recent door dash driver has been

(27:17):
charged with two felonies receiving stolen property and theft. Yeah, wild,
this story that I've got, I'm gonna I think I need.
This might be a new version or a different story
or an update. So eighty five total customers affected by
THHC contaminated pizza. What that's the news to me? A

(27:38):
final report on a THCHC contamidated food in the Madison,
Wisconsin area restaurant is out. Public Health Madison and Dane
County officials say eighty five total customers, including children, were
affected by a contaminated pizza at Yeti's Pizza. More than
ninety percent of the people who ate at the food
ate the food. Reported feeling dizzy or sleepy, and anxiety

(28:00):
and short term memory loss were other reported symptoms, though
they remembered that. The department says five people were taken
to the hospital after eating the pizza in late October.
The health department says Delta nine oil was used in
pizza crusts and breads accidentally after it was taken from

(28:21):
a shared kitchen space. I'm high right now. I smoke
every day and I have since I was twelve years old.
I would think you would go to the hospital if
you were unsure what was happening. Yeah, yeah, if a
concentrate like an oil, I don't know. And it was
a lot like maybe you get a whole pizza. I
could imagine the if you were unfamiliar, like you knew

(28:43):
you took something and you start having these weird feelings,
you would go, WHOA, something doesn't seem right. I should
go to the hospital and get checked out. Oh my gosh,
I'm dying. I'm scared. Right, they're people watching me. What's wrong, sir,
I'm freaking out. Man, he won't open his eyes. It's okay, sir,

(29:05):
you're just a little stoned. Take a nap. I can't
get off the couch. My butt is so heavy.

Speaker 6 (29:13):
And do you then want to order more pizza?

Speaker 1 (29:16):
I mean you have pizza? Right. They were probably making
the problem worse exactly, just getting more high eighty five
people eighty five? Yeah, so what we're talking like twenty
five pies? Yeah? You know, you think about your average
family of four each eating a pizza, maybe two pizzas.
You know, maybe that feels like a lot of pizza

(29:39):
dough being made. Like I don't know about THC oil,
but would I would imagine it looks like a completely
different container than the oil you always use. Right, that's
probably some teenage kid thinking this is gonna be hilarious, right,
and then just doses everybody, Yeah, to find out they're
gonna go to jail. Good morning, It's the Big Mad

(30:10):
Morning Show. Nine four six O k m D. You
can also text BMMS and then what you want to
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Speaker 2 (30:23):
Balls to the Wall Sports.

Speaker 6 (30:36):
Bo Nicks and the Broncos capped off Week thirteen with
a win over the Jamis Winston and the Browns. On
Monday Night Football. Denver defeated Cleveland forty one to thirty
two in an AFC clash at empower Field at Mile High.
Nick's passed for two hundred and ninety four yards and
one touchdown to guide the team to their third street victory. Winston, though,

(30:58):
set a Cleveland single game franchise record with four hundred
and ninety seven passing yards in the losing efforts. Week
fourteen Yeah kicks off with Jared Goff and the Detroit
Lions playing host to Jordan Love and the Green Bay
Packers on Thursday Night Football.

Speaker 1 (31:14):
They had some likes nearly like eight hundred yards of
passing combined the two quarterbacks and also five interceptions. I
mean Jameis Winston throwing that many yards. I mean that
is incredible, yes, but also very Jamis Winston's to throw
three interceptions, one in the final forty seconds. Yeah, to
lose the game.

Speaker 2 (31:35):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (31:36):
Oklahoma has found its next offensive coordinator. The Sooners hired
Washington State offensive coordinator ben Arbuckle to the position. The
twenty nine year old led the Cougars to the twelfth
rank scoring offense in FBS this season. Our Buckle joins
in Oklahoma team that was ranked one hundred and twenty
first in total offense this season. Sooners fired offensive coordinator

(31:57):
Seth Latrelle back in October.

Speaker 1 (32:00):
I mean we'll see what happens. Yeah, Kenny jell In.
Do the guys like him? So you have all these
offensive guys that are showing that came to play for
someone else. Now they have a new guy. We'll see ye.

Speaker 6 (32:14):
Florida Atlantic has found its next head football coach. Fau
hired Texas Tech offensive coordinator Zach Kittley, who has led
the Red Raiders to the ninth ranked passing offense in
FBFS this season. Prior to his time as Texas Tech
offensive coordinator, Kittley was the offense coordinator at Western Kentucky

(32:36):
in twenty twenty one. The twenty twenty one Hilltoppers were
the top passing offense in the country and second ranked
scoring offense. Kittley is taking over an owl's program that
went three to nine this season. At thirty three years old,
he becomes the youngest head coach in FBS. A college
quarterback with starting experience is entering his name in to

(33:00):
the transfer portal. USC quarterback Miller Moss is entering the
portal with one year of eligibility remaining. Moss joined the
Trojans in twenty twenty one and has started a total
of ten games over the past four seasons. He has
completed sixty five point nine percent of his passes for
three four hundred and sixty nine yards, twenty seven touchdowns,

(33:22):
and ten interceptions during his time with the program. The
twenty two year old said that he's looking to join
a school that can compete for a conference championship and
win at the highest level.

Speaker 1 (33:35):
You mean, like the decision you thought you made, right Exactly,
I'll go somewhere where I can wing in. No, no, no, no,
who wants to pay me? That's what that is, exactly.
That's what that is. When you find out your team
isn't doing well or they can't make it happen, you
go all right, well maybe someone else will pay me.
Oh but I want to win of course.

Speaker 6 (33:57):
Yeah, and that is your bass of the Walls Sports.
I'm Lindsay in ninety seven five km.

Speaker 1 (34:17):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show nine one
eight four six O k m O D. You can
also text BMMS. You know you can put your coat
on right, yeah, I know, but instead of shaking loud,
do you plan on moving a lot while sitting there?
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show nine one

(34:38):
eight four to six, oh k oh D. You can
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to eight two nine for she's just sitting there shaking? Yeah,
Good morning, Lindsay.

Speaker 6 (34:47):
Good morning Corbyn. It is freezing in here though, Okay.
Our twenty eight drive kicks off tomorrow and I'm sure
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(35:44):
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So I'm not much of a bucket list guy, but
I like the idea of a bucket list, like things
you'd like to achieve. People have vacations that are bucket lists.

(36:06):
And I found this thing of the People's Vote for
an America and the World top bucket list destinations. Okay,
and I don't think these are shocking. Maybe they are
to you. What do you think the I'll let you
just take you guess on what could be the bucket
list experience top bucket list experiences for Americans. Just take guests.

(36:31):
These are destinations, right yeah, okay, yeah, I'll go ahead,
the experiences and destinations. Yes, okay, Eskimo, lindsay, would you
like to go first?

Speaker 6 (36:41):
I think people want to go to Vegas?

Speaker 1 (36:44):
Not in the top fifteen. Okay, I was gonna say
Hawaii not in the top fifteen. Wow, okay, well there
goes Greece for America, not in the top teen. No, no, no,
of Americans that voted, not in the top fifteen. Let's

(37:07):
go to Japan. No, okay, uh, Parus Eiffel Tower was
number four on the list, So number fifteen was Petra
and Jordan, which is the city that's carved into the mountain.
That's like they think like three thousand BC or something

(37:30):
like that, right, Okay, sure, going to Turkey is on
this list at number fourteen. Okay, swimming with whale sharks?

Speaker 6 (37:40):
Okay, okay, yash.

Speaker 1 (37:43):
Sure, yeah. I mean I don't know if I want
to go to Turkey, I would go to Jordan, to
Petra to look at these buildings carved in and be
like wow, like they say people were here three thousand
beasts Like okay, yeah, that's pretty that's pretty crazy, right. So,
and even swimming with whales shar even though it's not
your thing, whale sharks are impressive sharks. You would be like,

(38:03):
whoa right easily showing the montrosity of Earth and the
power that God, Mother nature whatever has right to see
that swimming. And then we have number twelve horseback riding.
What you could do that anywhere? That's what I thought,

(38:28):
That's what I thought.

Speaker 6 (38:28):
What were you saying, Lindsay, I would say swimming with
dolphins would be more of a bucket list for many people.

Speaker 1 (38:37):
Okay, it's not on here. Number eleven scuba diving, Okay,
as a bucket list. Okay, see that. Okay again when
you think, I guess you could see the wonders of
the ocean maybe with Scooba diving. Sure it's no horseback riding.

(38:57):
Number ten the Great Wall of China. That's fair. That's
been around for a long time. That's the way you
can see it from space. That's not true. But yeah, okay,
that's what they say that, but that's not true, right.
And then number nine a road trip to so actually
it just says a road trip. A road trip is

(39:20):
one of the ninth top bucket list experiences behind the
Great Wall of China. I wonder who they surveyed for
this information. Are these people that normally travel or vacation
via plane and don't take their car cross country? I

(39:40):
mean I don't think so, because again, you have road
trip and Great Wall of China. Sounds like a mix
of everybody. Yeah right right? Number eight well should also
make you go hot air balloon as a bucket list Okay,
I don't know about a bucket list, but Lindsay's not
on your head.

Speaker 6 (39:57):
Yes, I mean I could. I could see it for
the average American. It could be something that they might
not ever experience, but might have one chance in their
lifetime to do that. Right in a hot air balloon.

Speaker 1 (40:11):
I've looked into purchasing one before. They are not cheap, know,
and you're very limited to when you can use it, absolutely,
and you've gotta have a van to tite. I think
it'd be great to have a hot air balloon like
a giant middle Finger, just floating across the sky. Yeah,
I mean, I understand what you're saying. Lindsay, But I

(40:32):
think I look at bucket lists of like really moving things.

Speaker 6 (40:37):
Like maybe seeing the Northern lights or.

Speaker 1 (40:40):
It's not on this list, but skydiving I can see
as a bucket list. Oh, it's a thrill seeking, it
is a serenity moment. Hot air balloon is some stranger and.

Speaker 6 (40:58):
But also if you are afraid of heights.

Speaker 1 (41:01):
Then you don't want to be on a hot air
balloon or skydiving. But you don't want to be in
a hot air balloon.

Speaker 6 (41:09):
Or skydiving if you're afraid of.

Speaker 1 (41:10):
I know, but you don't want to be in a
hot air balloon skydiving. You're eventually getting closer to the
ground if you're afraid of heights. So next to that,
Number seven is the taj Mahal in India since Yes,
another massive building has been around forever. Another one Manchu
Picchu Okay in Peru. Wildlife like mind blowing place, they say.

(41:38):
Number five Zion National Park. Yes, in the United States.
Supposed to be again very moving to see what mother
nature has created. Number four the Eiffel Tower. Yes, Eiffel Tower.
You sit there and you're like, this is crazy. This
is a really old thing that they were only going
to leave it for like a year, and it's still

(41:59):
standing now. These are still just all only an America
Americans bucket list choices. Number three Bora Bora in the
French Polynesian. Yeah, you see pictures of it, you go,
that's amazing, and then you see it takes a day
to get there, and you're like, whoa, that's worth it.
Two it's two days of travel there and back. So

(42:19):
if you take seven days off, two days you're stuck traveling.
That is not awesome to me. Grand Canyon is on
here at number two. Yes, absolutely. If you've never sat
on the edge of a cliff dangling your feet over
the Grand Canyon, it is spectacular. You look at it,
people are usually shocked with how big the Grand Canyon is.

(42:43):
And then number one, and this is one on my
bucket list I'm hoping to do in the next year
or two is the Northern Lights. Yeah, Northern Lights is easily.
You look at it and go that's why that you
feel like you're in a Star Wars movie when you
look at the Northern lights and I'm not talking about
the Northern Lights when they're like, hey, you might be
able to see it if you turn your filter down
and your camera to No, you stand outside and it's

(43:04):
lights dancing across the sky. It's crazy. So that is
just American bucket list experiences. This is the world, Okay,
these are the world's top bucket list experiences. And number
twenty is the Colisseum in Italy. Okay, makes sense. I agree.

(43:26):
Colosseum's again. You see it, You're like, this is pretty crazy. Yeah,
gladiators and lions allegedly did this fought right here, and
you're like, what are got to stand in line to get?
In Africa? Another one on that was number twenty. Number
nineteen on this list is the Empire State Building. Okay,

(43:47):
that makes sense too. You know, it is a national
landmark here in the States, and I can see how
other people from around the world be like, I want
to go to this amazing building. I think it's one
of those things that just it's an icon of a America. Yeah,
because when you see it now compared to the other buildings,
you're like, yeah, no, it's cool. I get the historic
value of it at the time though it was when

(44:08):
it was built massive, Well how they did it? Sure,
the story of that it is an unbelievable story. But
I think because it's been on posters, and it is
the thing when foreigners especially think of America, or even
people not from the East Coast, they think of New York.
They think of that building rightly, that in the Statue
of Liberty exactly. People go, oh, you went to New York?
Did you go to the entire state? But I'm like, nah,

(44:29):
we went to a building that's like almost double the size.
Did you go to the mPire of State Building? Yeah? No,
they went to a building that was about double the size. Right,
you're not supposed to wear your codever readers the next
one on this list at number eighteen, if I can
find it because of the Niagara Falls, Okay, that makes

(44:51):
sense to it? Yeah again, and maybe if I look
at it as like, to me, I want to see
natural wonders of the world, natural wonders things that were
not man made, and Niagara Falls is definitely one of them.
When you see the sheer amount of water going over
the edge, and that is every day, all day, twenty
four hours a day. Hasn't like it keeps going. I

(45:14):
guess it has stopped a couple times, but like, that's
that's an insane bil Number seventeen on this list is
Big Ben in England. Again like I think Empire state
building that for England. Number sixteen on this list of
top world bucket list things is I can find it

(45:38):
Mecca in Saudi Arabia for sure, a religious symbol for
so many one hundred percent, I get that right. Number
fifteen as a bucket list for the world Antarctica, Okay,
which kind of guess makes sense. You want to see
what's down there, if anything, couple of penguins, maybe aliens.

(45:59):
Who knows. I don't think there's anything there, man, there's
even a couple months they don't let people go there
because it's so dangerous. Yeah, maybe I don't know. As
someone who wants to see wonders of the world, like
natural wonders ain't Arctica. Antarctica ain't one of them. So
that was number fifteen. Number fourteen on this list of

(46:20):
the top bucket list experiences in the world is if
I can find fourteen oh Stone Hinge in England where
the rocks were supposedly put there by aliens or whatever.
That makes sense. Get another one you like, because now
you can't even get closer. You gotta stand far away
and you're like, dip there it is, okay, let's go anymore. Yes,

(46:44):
knock it down with their car when they park too
close to the movie reference. I wonder if the uh
Easter Island is on that list anywhere? Did you see
that Easter Island is not on this list? Only that
seems interesting with the giant head spoken of on the ground. Yeah,
and I'm almost through this and then I've got something
else to share that I'll be like, huh. So that

(47:06):
was fourteen with stone Age, number thirteen, Mount Everest and Nepal. Yes, yeah,
a bunch of people died trying to climb a mountain.
Good movie too, that's number thirteen. Number twelve on this
list is the Statue of Liberty, which by the way,
wasn't on the American one. No, And I think everybody
should go to the Statue Liberty. It's you see and

(47:27):
you're like wow, and you see all these people from
immigrant and immigrant families taking pictures all dressed up to
the nines trying to take their whole family gramp like generation.
You're like, that's really moving. So that was number twelve.
Number eleven on this list is Hike Patagonia in Chile again.

(47:50):
Another mountain like Mount Everest, thing sure supposed to beautiful.
Number ten on the list is I don't know why
they have these, why they have them skin it all over?
Why can't they just be an order Grand Canyon. Right,
we already talked about. That makes list, it makes sense.
But for the world, that's pretty cool that that's on there.

(48:10):
Number nine, Eiffel Tower, number eight, taj Mahal, number seven
on this list for the world right World Experience bucket
List experiences Machu Peach you, which I already talked about.
Number six on this list is god damn anything on here.

(48:38):
I just gotta look around. There's five, there's eight, there's two, four, seven, six?
Is there no six? Okay, I don't know. Five is
bora bora? Number four? Here's the weird one. Disney World.

Speaker 6 (48:56):
I was just gonna say, No one ever said disney World.

Speaker 1 (49:01):
Interesting, this is the world. Yeah, and you can go
to Japan, you can go to you can go to Paris.
They have Disney Lands all over in a couple places. Yeah,
Disney World. That's wild to me.

Speaker 6 (49:14):
Yeah it is. Maybe because they want to see Universal Studios.

Speaker 1 (49:19):
No, it says Disney World true. Number three Santorino grease okay,
which if you've seen pictures, a lot of white buildings,
very blue water looks gorgeous. Okay. Number two a Safari,
I'd like, yeah, this just says Safari Africa. So yeah,

(49:40):
I think, yeah, I think that would be. Part of
me would love to do that, but part of me
is like, right, I don't need to be on some
viral video.

Speaker 6 (49:49):
Yeah, I don't want the animals coming into my vehicle,
and I don't need to feed anything out of my
hand that type of thing.

Speaker 1 (49:55):
Well, I think that's I don't think they do that
on a Safari. I think that's more of like a
drive through zoo in America. Right. I don't need to
be like high tailing out of there because the hippo's
showing their strength, right right, Sleep in the truck because
the lions might eat you at night. Hey, by the way,
don't chunk too loud. Right, But by the way, Number

(50:16):
six was the Northern Lights. Uh. Number two was the Safari.
Number one Bali okay, yeah right, which yeah, Bali bora bora.
All of those makes sense. Very tropical destinations, very beautiful area. So,
like I said to me, seeing all those things, You're like, okay,

(50:37):
that that's cool, that makes sense. But then I found
out that did you know there's the new seven Wonders
of the World. Did you know they changed I didn't
know they changed it. Yes, So when I saw the list,
I was like, well, why aren't people picking the wonders
of the world? And I and and I realized. As
my investigation continued, I found out that there are new

(50:58):
wonders of the world. And I'll name him for you. Okay, okay,
Christ the Redeemers on here as one of the new
wonders of the world, Christ Redeemer. If you've never seen it,
it was built in nineteen thirty one. It's in Brazil.
It is a amazing statue. You can go up in it,
you can stand, and I think you can stand on

(51:19):
his hands. I don't know. Nothing says that like climbing
up into Jesus. Well you do. It's a tourist thing.
It's so far deep from Jesus. This weekend, yeah, I
got bot to his niece taj mahal right, makes sense.
Machu Peachu is on this. Uh, I'm gonna mess this up.

(51:43):
This is a pyramid built in six hundred a d
in Mexico, chichen Itza, Okay, sure, six hundred e D.
The Coliseum in Rome. Yeah, yeah, Petra and Jordan, like
we talked about three hundred BC. I said, three thousand
three hun Great Wall of China's on here, makes sense.
And the geese up pyramids in Egypt. But I didn't

(52:06):
know that they. I always thought like Stonehenge was on it.
I thought Easter Island was on it. It says here.
The new Seven Wonders of the World is campaign ran
from two thousand and one to two thousand and seven,
selecting the wonders from a list of two hundred existing monuments. Right.
But that's what I'm saying, is that like it happened
that long ago because I thought like the Kremlin was

(52:29):
on there. The Grand Canyon was one of them, right,
Victoria Powers one, A Grand Canyon was one. The Sydney
I know, I know. That's what I'm saying, Yeah, is
that they changed at sometimes the Opera House. I thought
those were all Wonders of the World. Yeah, maybe they're like, Man,
we've been dealing with the same seven Wonders of the
World for centuries. Are they no longer wonder? That's I

(52:52):
feel like now you're the boy who cried Wolf. Maybe not.
Maybe enough people have gone to the Seven Wonders of
the World. They're like, they're not wonderful any more. We
need to find something different. Yeah, so you go to
the Lighthouse of Alexandria, which apparently is another one, another one.
No love for the largest ball of string in Minnesota. Hey,
if that's your thing, man, Right, every time I've been

(53:14):
to like the world's largest thermometer, I'm like, well, that
ain't a thermometer, right, that's all propane tank right right,
the world's largest gas pomp out there. Yeah, I not
not something I get excited about. Like you drive down
sixty six you see the red barn and you're like,

(53:34):
oh wow, that's really cool. The round one yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,
You're like that's cool, and then you keep going Yeah.
Same way with the whale. I've driven by that whale
many times out in the Catusa the blue whale, right.
I see people stop there all the time taking pictures.
Never once have I ever stopped by, and I could
easily just pull right on in, But I mean I

(53:55):
never think of taking people there. It's literally not on
my list of things to show off. And I'm not dogging.
I'm just saying it's just not on my radar of things.
But I guess if you grew up with like I
don't know, I haven't even taken my mom there. If
you grew up with like Root sixty six being a thing,

(54:16):
are you maybe you're a big car buff? Yeah, yeah,
makes sense. I don't know. Uh anyway, bucket list do
you have a bucket list thing? Lindsay, did this spur
something or did you have one?

Speaker 6 (54:29):
Yeah? Yeah, I mean I've Greece is on my bucket
list for sure. But and skydiving used to be on it,
but then I had children and Kevin said I couldn't
do skydiving in case I die. You can't raise our
kids alone. So that was off of it.

Speaker 1 (54:44):
Well, let ever come off the table, like when they
get old enough, like let's say they're adults, you're not
raising them anymore.

Speaker 6 (54:51):
No, I think that ship is sailed, especially since like
I've had so many back issues in my life that
if I had like a bad landing, I don't I
want to you know, mess.

Speaker 1 (55:01):
Anything up in all. Honestly, that feels that statement feels
like a more practical reason not to do it. Yeah,
than not showing your kids to have fun and take chances,
right right, GIMPI Going to Hawaii has always been one,
just simply because my folks liked it there a lot,
and I was supposed to go with them on their
twenty fifth anniversary but didn't. Ireland is another one. Ireland's

(55:21):
definitely on my list to go. I like that. Yeah,
I would like to go to like see the Northern Lights.
I mentioned that, But I try really hard. When there's
something I want to do, I just go do it. Yeah,
because I feel like there's no guarantee for tomorrow and

(55:44):
why not take the chance because you don't get a vote.
I don't want to be like I wish I would
have seen another wish you would have good herpes from
the Blarney Stone. Right. I'd rather book it and then
plan for it to happen, and I think might surprise people.
That's an impulsive thing of me, is I will. When
I'm like, we're gonna go do X, I start booking

(56:06):
it right away because I don't. I've made in my mind,
I've made the decision of I don't want to take
a chance. Now that I've decided we're doing it, I
don't want to take a chance to get hit by
a bus, and wish I would have planned it. Even
if I get a hit hit the bus before we go.
At least I knew we were taking we were trying
to do it all right. We got to take a break.
We'll be back.

Speaker 13 (56:27):
Tulsa's Morning Show continues next with a Big Man Morning
Show on Tulsa's rock station ninety seven.

Speaker 1 (56:34):
M. Good morning, It's the big Man Morning Show. Nine
one eight four six oh K, m O D. Let's
play a game. The phones be popping because we're giving

(56:56):
away TSO tickets. TSO is going to be at the
be Okay Center on Friday. Hit Bokaycenter dot com to
get your tickets. We're gonna play sing Sing current record
is I am leading this one with fifteen. Lindsay's kind
of right behind me with twelve. You're pretty far back
there with nine. Last week's winner, that would be Lindsay,
So Corbyn and Gimpy at nine one eight four six

(57:17):
oh kmod nine one eight four six oh KMOD Call up,
decide who's gonna be your clue giver. Whoever gets the
most right is gonna win those tickets to see Trans
Siberian Orchestra. Good morning, you're on the air. What is
your name? Cole Cole? How are you today?

Speaker 6 (57:34):
Oh?

Speaker 8 (57:34):
Good man?

Speaker 1 (57:34):
What's that? Not much, buddy Cole? Who do you want
to give? Clues? Gimpy or Corbyn?

Speaker 12 (57:39):
How about Gimpy Cole?

Speaker 1 (57:41):
Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer starts after the
first clue here we go. Uh okay, So this is
the lady that dresses up all weird, like wears meat
suits and stuff like that. Never mind, I already said, ladies,
Lady Gaga, get out of here. Uh okay. Eighties band
named after a color and a reptile.

Speaker 12 (58:01):
Color and a reptile.

Speaker 1 (58:02):
Yes, the color is the opposite of black. There you go.
And this is like when you have to start all over,
maybe in a new relationship or a job. You might
say this.

Speaker 12 (58:20):
Starting over.

Speaker 1 (58:21):
Okay, yes, all right, let's break this down. What's the
opposite of there? It's not blank, but it's there.

Speaker 12 (58:29):
Present.

Speaker 1 (58:30):
No, there you go. You got that one. That's the
first word. The second one is the opposite of you. No,
you there you go? So you got here and I no,
what was the first part of it? Clue first here

(58:50):
and then the opposite to stop. So yees, you got it.
The time ran out so you got zero. Yeah, yeah,
I'm sorry Cole. You're not gonna win anything, so thanks
for playing. All right? Like my odds here, I think,

(59:11):
good morning, you're on the air. What is your name?

Speaker 12 (59:14):
My name is Adam, Adam, how are you today? I'm good, good.

Speaker 1 (59:19):
You and I just need to get one man. And
then these Trans Siberian Orchestra tickets are yours? Okay, okay,
here we go. This is the sting is in this band,
and this is the song that people think is about smoking.
And this is the song that people think is about

(59:42):
stalking somebody. Oh god, okay, let me let me see
if I can fix this. Uh. This is a first responder,
not the fire department.

Speaker 12 (59:56):
EMS, not the E M S.

Speaker 1 (01:00:00):
Yes, that's yes, that's the band. And this is one
of the most famous songs. It's in black and white.
And in the video you there's a lot of smoke.

Speaker 12 (01:00:11):
Smoking in the boys room.

Speaker 1 (01:00:13):
That's not the police, that's Motley Crue. So if you
have air in the lungs, you have done what to
do that you in hell? Yes, you have to blank
in and out to live.

Speaker 5 (01:00:37):
Exhale.

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When someone says Hey man, you've got holotosis. You've got
some bad breath. Yes, police song with the word breath
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Speaker 9 (01:00:54):
All.

Speaker 1 (01:00:55):
I'm sorry, Adam, the time has ran out. That was
the Police and every breath you take. So we did
not win, man, I'm so sorry. No, no worries, goodness,
We're a better round, gimpie any clues. It's the Stalkers

(01:01:17):
song from the band from the eighties. That's the only
way I could describe it, you know, Yeah, that's it.
Maybe I could have said Roxanne, the band that sings Roxanne. Yeah. Well,
he eventually got the band, but uh, getting the song
just wasn't happening. Yeah, all right, so I already told eybody.

Speaker 9 (01:01:37):
What was Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:01:38):
Yeah, yeah, Tawny Katine dances on a car eighties hair band.

Speaker 6 (01:01:49):
Yeah, he ended up getting the band eventually.

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He got it at the end, Yeah, white Snake, Here
I Go again. And then the one he uh inadvertently
said the word. Yeah. She sings the the meat dress,
she can play the piano, she was in she was

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just in the Joker sequel. She was in, Oh, what's
the Bradley Cooper movie. Oh yeah, Stars Born, the Stars
Born Stars Born.

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It's because you have no life. Oh yeah, right yeah.
If I wouldn't have said lady and Lady Gaga, I
probably would have gotten that one. But I caught myself
and I just said, let's go on. Is that the
song goes?

Speaker 9 (01:02:41):
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(01:05:54):
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Speaker 6 (01:05:57):
Sof they're wortht that much, why are they filing again?

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They been in litigation with Russia that's one problem they have,
and they've got a slew of other problems, the dip
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(01:06:20):
previously said he would not pardon his son Hunter. Karen
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claiming that old JB put his family ahead of the country.

(01:06:42):
The part that I'll understand about it and the outrage
about it is go look at every president's pardons they've
given right. A lot of them can be scrutinized. Oh yeah,
absolutely every president. No president is numb or abstained from criticism.
Trump Bush like all of them. I think most people

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are up in arms about the fact that he's like, no,
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I will not pardon him at all. Whatsoever, in which
we all knew was a bunch of bs in the beginning,
but they've bought it, you know, and now he's coming
out saying it, and it's like, come on, man again,
it's the sun. It's his sun. So like the only
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Trump too? Right? That feels like even across that would

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That's two running backs. If there was debate if the
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This email says, I've been noticing some strange behavior from

(01:10:19):
my husband and I'm worried it might mean he's cheating
on me, or maybe I'm just being paranoid. He's been
very protective of his phone lately. He used to leave
it lying around, but now it is always in his pocket.
He suddenly started working late or going out with quote
friends more often, but when I ask who he's with,

(01:10:39):
his answers feel vague or evasive. He's become extra a
tentative to his appearance, buying new clothes and cologne, which
he never cared about before. I found a receipt for
a restaurant I know we've never been to together, but
he brushed it off when I asked. I don't want
to jump to conclusions and risk damaging a relationship unnecessarily,
but these signs are eating away at me. Am I

(01:11:02):
over analyzing things? Or could this be something I need
to confront him about? And if I do, how do
I approach it without making things worse? Listener to email
from I'm assuming a woman who thinks her husband is
cheating sounds like and he's done things like been going

(01:11:22):
out with friends and has new cologne. I wonder if
it's a new like kind or the same one that
he's always wore. He's just wearing them more often. It
just says, which he never cared about. So I'm gonna
guess new, Yeah, yeah, because that would make a huge difference.
Because guys, their sin is that's their scent, their cologne,
that's their sin, and they usually stick with it for

(01:11:44):
a long time unless somebody comes up and has a
new one says, oh that's nice, you should wear this whatever.
So I was thinking, if you got a new one,
then yeah, that's definitely not a good sign. But if
he just if it's the same old stats and he's
just wearing it more often now, yeah, I don't know
if that's Yeah, Joe Vaughn Musk, Yeah, if your husband

(01:12:06):
got a new cologne, would it alarm you? Not alarm you,
but would you be like, hmm.

Speaker 6 (01:12:10):
No, because I know that sometimes that when you wear
something for so long, it fades and you don't smell
it anymore. You know, you're you're, you get so used
to it, so then you you feel like you do
need something different, you need to change it up.

Speaker 1 (01:12:25):
I feel like your scent is a big life decision. Yeah,
And so I would think at least in my marriage,
we would consult about it. Yeah, But as time goes by,
sense change. If you think of chat back in the eighties,
it was high karate and brute. In the nineties it
was cool water and drakar war, you know, and then

(01:12:50):
and then or c K one.

Speaker 6 (01:12:52):
Yeah, oh my god.

Speaker 1 (01:12:53):
You just think about as the times changed, the sense changed,
So maybe that could be something. You know, like, man,
I've been wearing the same old brute By Faberge since
nineteen eighty six. Maybe it's time to step it up.
And yeah, I'm just I'm just saying to my marriage
like that wouldn't I wouldn't just do it if I
changed my sin she we would have a convert because
I don't want to get something she thinks. Thinks right, right,

(01:13:16):
if she doesn't like high karate, why would I move
to high karate? Right? We would have that conversation because
state your smell is like to your point, gimpie is like,
it's a pretty big decision to change it. Yeah, for sure.

Speaker 6 (01:13:29):
A while back, Kevin actually did do that and kind
of backfired on him because he did that. Did you
see the one that was on Facebook? And it was
like they did they have it for both men and women.
It was like this pheromone scent that it was like
when I wear this, look what happens And like it's
it's more advertised for women when they put it on

(01:13:49):
and the guy just can't stay off of off of
her and Spanish fly. I have no idea what it is,
but it's just like this roll on sense. Sure, And
so he ordered himself one off Tipto and yes, and
and he was like, let's let me see, let me see.

(01:14:10):
Can you smell it? And I'm like, I can't even
smell it. There's like nothing. He was like, what a waste?
Like yeah, how much was He's like twenty five bucks? Like, well,
I was always I didn't smell any I couldn't smell it.
Terrible purchase.

Speaker 1 (01:14:22):
So he bought a pheromone inducing roll on yeah liquid
from TikTok.

Speaker 6 (01:14:31):
Yeah, he bought into the ad.

Speaker 1 (01:14:35):
Okay, he wants to be He wants to women to
be like triggered when they they're like I can't help
myself raw. Yeah. I just think that it's like quitting
the bank to change your clone, right, Like that's a

(01:14:56):
pretty big decision. And this email, she says that's one
of the signs that something isn't right. I think going
to a restaurant, it's interesting you're going through his receipts, right,
Maybe she's doing laundry, found it in his pocket or
something like that, because I'll do that I'll take my
receipts or whatever after I tab out, and I'll wat

(01:15:17):
him up and then put them in my pocket. And
then at the end of the weekend, it's terrible, but
I throw them on the counter, unravel him and kind
of see what the damage has been done. Right the
weekend one hundred percent. This is a text one hundred
percent tell tale signs. My ex wife did the same thing.
Just be bold, be strong, and do it. You've got
nothing to lose at this point. I accept your marriage

(01:15:39):
if you're wrong, right, because that's going to cause a riff.
If she is wrong. He's a cheating war. Uh. He
got a side piece. There's that trend happening right now
on TikTok where it's like we listen, we don't judge,
and people are sharing. I mean, I think they're pretty

(01:16:01):
big deals. And one of them was I sometimes get
food and sit in the car after I get my haircut,
and I get food and I sit and eat it,
and then I come home and tell you, no, I
haven't eaten. Yeah. People do weird things. Yeah, receide to
a restaurant. I don't know if that's a sign of cheating.

(01:16:22):
Another one he's a he's cheating, he's going to restaurants
that he hasn't gone to with her. Yeah, he's already
stepping out on her with a new woman and looking
good for this new woman. What. Well, I'm gonna see
if I can't do this with I've giving out anything, right, Yeah,
it's kind of hard. Yeah. So just because a guy

(01:16:45):
is maybe cleaning up a little bit, she said, he's
wearing newer clothes, or wearing new clothes, you know, he's
got a new cologne or he's wearing cologne more off.
And then he said, so maybe this cat's been in
the same rut for the past I don't know, fifteen
to twenty or however long they've been married, right, and
he's tired of it. He's like, I need change in

(01:17:06):
my life. So instead of going out and finding some
young piece of ass, how about clean up a little bit,
build some confidence. We kind of talked about that yes yesterday,
a little bit off here, like confidence building, you know,
and having that confidence and new clothes will do that
to you, a new smell will do that to you.
So I mean, just because he's doing these things, maybe

(01:17:27):
he's doing it for himself and not for somebody else
go into a new restaurant because you know, well I've
never been there. That sounds interesting. And if the wife
is busy all the time, whether she's working or taking
care of whatever the case is, maybe that's the only
time he could go was on his lunch break, because
there are only there are some restaurants that are only

(01:17:47):
opened during lunch. Right, maybe that's one of them. And
he's just like, I'm trying to do something different because
I'm tired of being in this rut. Lindsey, have you
have you or do you go to restaurants that your
husband has never into? I have Gimpy. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:18:04):
Yeah, but then if and if I enjoy it, then
I come home and say, listen, we I've tried this
new restaurant. We've got to go because you'll love it.

Speaker 1 (01:18:16):
Right of course, But you've gone to restaurants without his
knowledge that he's never been to, right, Yeah, I don't
think it's a giant red flag. And to me, it's
not one that when you line them up. Now, here's
the thing. And she didn't mention this in the email
at all, whatsoever? What's the receipt say? Is it just

(01:18:37):
a number? Right? He spent one hundred and fifty seven
dollars whatever? Or is it itemized broke down? Yeah, that's
a two dates and two meals? How much that's a text?
How much was the total receipt total? Was it just
enough for one or was it high enough to be
a date? I mean again, let's I'll ask the question again, lindsay,
do you go to restaurants with other people? Yes, Gimby.

(01:18:58):
Do you go to restaurants with other people? Yeah? But
but here's the thing. When you go to restaurants with
other people, do you pay for the other person? Have
half before? Absolutely? You have? All three of us have
absolutely together, Absolutely we have what sometimes most of the

(01:19:19):
time reasonable answer. If there's anyone you should be able
to voice your concerns to, it's your husband, But be
prepared for answers. You don't want to hear nuclear answer.
He's cheating. Time to unleash the crazy, follow him, stick
a tracker on his car, install spyware on his phone,
bang his brother, best friend and dad. What it's not
called soft answer. If you approach him about it and

(01:19:42):
it costs you your marriage, it was already gone. Maybe
he's doing it for her with the cologne. My husband
eats at places with meat without me because he works
ten to twelve hours a day without me. Stop being paranoid.
That's a good point as a man who did all
these things while I was semi cheating, is that like

(01:20:03):
not hard cheating. He is definitely cheating, semi cheating meaning
they never had sex. They just probably talked a little bit,
had some conversation trying okay, building up to that point,
but didn't go through with it. Yeah, no, no, I'll
go ahead and psychologically analyze that text. You haven't accepted

(01:20:24):
you were cheating. Yeah, because micro cheating is the thing
people consider that it's cheating or it's not cheating. Your
partner has labeled it as cheating, and you're like, semi cheating, right, No,
it's cheating. Your partner deemed it cheating, and you're just
like that cheatings listener email from somebody who says that

(01:20:46):
they think their partner is cheating. They've noticed strange behavior
from my husband, and I'm worried he might mean he's
cheating on me, or maybe I'm just being paranoid. He's
been very protective of his phone lately. He used to
leave it lying around, but now it's always in his pocket.
He suddenly started working late or going out with friends
more often, but when I ask who he's with, his

(01:21:08):
answers feel vague or evasive. He's become extra attentative to
his appearance, buying new clothes and cologne, which he never
cared about before. I found a receipt for a restaurant
I know we've never been to together, but he brushed
it off when I asked. I don't want to jump
to conclusions and risk damaging our relationship unnecessarily, but these
signs are eating away at me. Am I over analyzing things?

(01:21:31):
Or could this be something I need to confront him about?
And if I do, how do I approach it without
making things worse?

Speaker 6 (01:21:38):
Lindsey, I liked what the one Texter said. Reasonable answer.
If there's anyone you should be able to voice your
concerns to, it's your.

Speaker 1 (01:21:48):
Husband, also bang, his brother, best friend, and dad. No no, no,
I don't like that part, but that was in the
same breath.

Speaker 6 (01:21:54):
Right, right, right, But honestly, I mean she should be
able to voice her concerns to her husband. Hiding the
phone and everything like that. I mean, it might not
be anything there, but if it was, if he was
dressing nicer for her and stuff, then maybe you would

(01:22:16):
think that he would be taking her to a nicer
restaurant or communicating that I'm doing this for you or
for us. So it doesn't sound like there's a lot
of communication. If he's not telling her who he's with
or what friends he's going with, it feels like there
is something going out. Where there's smoke, there's fire, and
a woman's intuition is usually pretty.

Speaker 9 (01:22:41):
Wrong.

Speaker 6 (01:22:42):
You have a feeling wrong, you should act on it.

Speaker 1 (01:22:45):
When I don't have a special skill set.

Speaker 6 (01:22:47):
Ask questions. You have to communicate and let him know
how you're feeling. If anything, just say, hey, you're not
communicating with me at the very least, and this is
how I'm feeling. I'm feeling insecure in our marriage. Why
am I feeling this way? This is what's happening. You've
changed and I'm not used to this new you. So

(01:23:09):
what's going on. There has to be some communication and
he's either gonna lie or be honest. So it might
come down to you following him or going a step
further and getting a PR or a PI.

Speaker 1 (01:23:25):
Something you're playing for.

Speaker 6 (01:23:29):
It sounds like something. It sounds like something somebody was.
It sounds like something is going on.

Speaker 1 (01:23:34):
Gimbi. Definitely, her concerns are valid, for sure, you know,
those are all you know. Strange. The thing about it is, though,
it's like maybe he was doing these things before, but
you've just never noticed it, and all of a sudden
you're noticing it and your mind's getting away from you

(01:23:54):
because your brain will do that to you. Your brain
will start filling in blanks real you know what I mean,
and the next thing you know, it's gone too far
and you start believing in your own bs. I'm not
saying that he is fooling around. I'm not saying that
he's not. I'm saying that, you know, I get where
you're coming from, and you probably should be like, hey,

(01:24:18):
I've noticed X y Z about you lately, can you
tell me what's going on. Fun thing about that is,
as Lindsay said, he's either gonna go tell the truth
or he's gonna lie, right, which is absolutely one hundred
percent correct. However, it's on the woman to figure out
whether she's gonna believe him or not, and if she's

(01:24:40):
already ramped up, I don't think that she's gonna believe
him no, no, honey, there's nothing going on. Yeah. Sure,
then what's this received from? What's with this new cologne?
What's with this new pair of pants and shirt? Da
da da da da da da? You know what I mean?
So it's it's it's really hard to to try to
navigate that. I say, sit back and wait and the

(01:25:02):
truth will reveal itself. Everything comes. What do you call
it there, Corbyn, Judgment day, discovery, discovery day, Discovery day
always comes, So just sit back, wait, it'll come around.
I don't know if you I was looking for it.
I couldn't find it. I don't know if you can
hear it. But the crazy train is leaving the station

(01:25:25):
and you're going corbyin. She's not great? How dare you
call her crazy? I'm not calling her crazy, I'm calling
the situation crazy. Your mind is a great salesman. Even
if he gives you an answer, are you going to
believe him regardless of what he says, because if he
goes no, I'm not cheating, all those red perceived red

(01:25:46):
flags are still there. So is there a chance let's
just say he is, it's already done. What do you
think is gonna happen? You're feeling insecure hundred Nothing wrong
with saying I'm feeling insecure because of these things. But
now it's kind of a weird thing. You are responsible

(01:26:07):
for your emotions and your mental state. You're believing all
this stuff. Maybe it's true, maybe it's not. But if
it's true, well by and you get fifty percent of
his stuff, have some self worth. If he's cheating, it's
over because if he is cheating, what are you gonna do? Right? Well,

(01:26:31):
I gotta know, Oh well, sometimes you might be wrong,
and then you just push the point and complain and
complain and complain and complain, and then now everything's a
red flag. Right what kind of like this text right here?
Maybe he hasn't cheated, but someone's showing him a little
more attention and he's enjoying it, versus asking him, why
not go premad adam and push him the rest of
the way out the door, And that very well could

(01:26:52):
be instead of talking or whatever, pushing him more further
out the door. Maybe he read it rip or whatever.
Maybe he about a book and the book said, hey,
if you're unhappy or you want your wife to desire
you more, work out more, find a new restaurant, for
you to go to where a new colone, where a
new cologne. That's a possibility as well. He's planning a

(01:27:14):
legendary anniversary date and wants everything to be perfect, and
he's leaving subtle hints he wants to be a better
man for her. Yes, that is as possible as that
he's cheating, because right now you're just assuming a bunch
of stuff, and your mind's a good salesman. You will believe.
You will disregard facts for whatever your mind's telling you.

(01:27:37):
Maybe you're unhappy and so you're creating these things. People
will do that when they're unhappy. Maybe you're taking a
receipt going well, he's having rest, he's eating with a whore.
He went to the sizzler. He never eats. Spin a
chart to choke him? Who will like spin art dip?

(01:28:02):
Not him? Yeah, I think you just need to It
is tough to sit on your hands. Okay. I read
this article recently that do you know when on takeoff
and landing that stewardess's flight attendants sit on their hands.
I did not know. I didn't know that either. Right,
I've never paid attention. I'm going to now, do you
know why for the chance that there's an impact, because

(01:28:23):
they can't stop the plane from crashing. If there is
same thing in this, this may be crashing and burning.
You gotta sit on your hands and let it play out.
If you force it, you may be forcing something prematurely
or unnecessarily. Well, if he loved her, he'd understand. I
don't know who wants crazy because how many times has

(01:28:46):
she done this? Or I don't know. I'm just saying,
let it kind of germinate before you pull the trigger,
because all the things you're saying to me are like
yellow flags. None of them feel like red. She's a
guilty conscience because she's the cheating horse. See you never know. Listener, email,
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at kmot dot com. This one's awesome. I don't think
I can do Thanksgiving with my family anymore. This year

(01:29:39):
might have been the final straw. My family's so different
from me. After college, I just went my own way.
But my family, including my brothers and myself, just don't
see eye to eye on anything. It's so stressful just
being around them. I think my question is that is
it normal or acceptable acceptable to not want to spend
time with them anymore? I wonder how many people came

(01:30:02):
to that realization after this holiday or any holiday and
they're like, I don't like these people. Or did something happen?

Speaker 12 (01:30:12):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:30:13):
Yeah? Did you sleep with somebody's wife or husband? Right?
Did your did somebody show up what was the term
we heard yesterday from our showed up with a pin
in their arm? What was the term she used? Oh?
A point? A point? She showed up with a point? Right.

(01:30:34):
There's a lot of reasons fallout happens, Yeah, and it does.
And are you out of line for not wanting to
spend time together? Right? Well, do they spend time with
them on the rag or is it just you know,
we only get together on the holidays now? But you're
absolutely right. I mean, if you don't want to spend

(01:30:56):
time with them because you don't have to. I've only
been told once like, hey, we don't want to spend
time with you anymore, and I was like, Okay, we
don't spend time together anyway, right, I see you once
a year, maybe, so not a giant inconvenience to me
something like that. It's not a big deal if you
only see him once a year, twice a year maybe

(01:31:17):
Thanksgiving and Christmas. Yeah, Well, don't know a lot of
people that spend New Year's Day with their mom and dad.
I always like growing up, I always, I mean, my
family never lived near me. Only when my dad died
did my family. Did my mom move here and I
could see her whenever I want it? Right, So it
relied upon holidays, and even in college there were times

(01:31:41):
where I wouldn't see my family at Thanksgiving, a Christmas,
or maybe just Christmas. And I feel like even one
year I didn't do either for no reason other than
I was at school and I could work and make
a lot of money. Right, tex says, I haven't been
to my family's holidays and almost a decade see my
parents once a year. Maybe I'd be curious what the

(01:32:06):
reason is. What was the fallout or was there a fallout,
or was there just you know, I've got other things
to do. I'm raising my own family. Just because you
don't want to spend time with them or haven't in
a decade, doesn't mean there was a fallout necessarily. Most
times there has been, but I don't think that that
means there has to have been, right, could have just been. Hey,

(01:32:29):
Like in Gorbin's case, most of his family was away,
They weren't close. It was a six to twelve hour
drive where they were at. Maybe that's the case. Or
if they're local, you're just too busy working. Now, my
parents were local before they'd died. I mean they're still,
they're permanently local now. But you know, we were close,
is what I was saying. But it's not like I

(01:32:49):
would go over there once a week, twice a week
on the weekends. Sometimes it was just family gatherings holidays.
Because you're too busy, you'd live in your own life, right, Yeah,
a little thing called life gets in the way, right,
I guess Like with my family, it wasn't a conscious
decision to not spend time with them, It was the

(01:33:13):
plan was to. And I'm like, hey, if I stay,
I could make five hundred bucks over Christmas break in
nineteen ninety five, so that was like hell, yeah, yeah,
good money back then. Sure, actually the good old days.
But to be like no, would have been a different mindset. Yeah,
I guess this person followed up with a was no fallout,

(01:33:35):
just not taking my one day off a month to
drive three hours an eat lunch. Okay, so that's interesting.
The reward wasn't there for you to drive three hours?
Right right? Hanging out with your parents isn't good enough
for you, the ones who brought you into this world
and raised you to be the person that you are.

(01:33:57):
You can't drive three hours to go have a ham
sandwich with them?

Speaker 11 (01:34:00):
Well?

Speaker 1 (01:34:00):
Is it six hours round trip? That sounds like it.
It's not like going to like Norman, right right, yeah,
round trip Norman. Yeah, this would be like going to
three hours of be like going to almost Dallas. Yeah yeah,
going to Rogers, Arkansas or something like that and then
back again, which still isn't that far. It's three hours.

(01:34:22):
It's still six hours round trip for forty minutes or
an hours. Well, then stay longer than forty minutes or
an hour, then make it worse, man, I get one day.

Speaker 6 (01:34:30):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:34:31):
We stopped having family gatherings when my grandpa passed, sent
my mom off her wagon for a while, and then
Grandma's passing made it worse. That does that to some people.
It happens to a lot of people when someone passes away.
I've gimpy and I have had many conversations about this
off the air. When someone passes away, I'm like, oh boy, yeah,

(01:34:52):
people go creat you give me my five point harness.
You don't know what's gonna happen. You know how they're
going to handle it, cause it's about to get everybody
in my life that I have witnessed someone passing away,
not always, I guess severity was different. Their life dramatically changed.

(01:35:13):
Not because that person wasn't in it anymore, right, They
changed who they were in a massive way. Oh yeah,
sometimes good, so not so severe, sometimes not good, extremely severe,
reasonable answer, it happens. You can walk away, but expect
there to be fallout. Nuclear answer. Time to show up

(01:35:34):
every event, hammered, peeing the living room, make root observations
about people's appearance. That sixteen year old nieces looking pretty hot,
Tell her dad the problem will sort itself out. I
mean starting to fight, Like a physical altercation is a
good way to end. You're not being welcomes. You don't
have like, don't make the decision right right? What is

(01:35:56):
a self sabotage. Then again, what if if you do
that and it's all acceptable and good, then you got
to do it every time? Right? But I don't know.
I think if you peel on the living room floor
enough times, that's going to be like listen, man, no
you get if you're if you're my bloodline, you get
to pee on the floor. Like that's a past. It
was one time, it was funny, two times was worried

(01:36:19):
about you.

Speaker 6 (01:36:20):
No, eventually they they catch on and then you calm
and they have plastic down.

Speaker 1 (01:36:24):
And ready for it and a mop uh at the
events outside or outside this year, I don't like going
to my family things, not because I hate anybody or
anything like that. I just don't enjoy doing that type
of thing. You mean things, right, what's that If you
don't like doing things with your family and your reason

(01:36:46):
is because I don't like doing that type of things,
that's not doing family things. No, that sounds to me
like somebody who would much rather sit at home and
watch TV or play video games or something to that effect,
as opposed to going and doing family time with anyone
or just family with themselves sitting at home. No, no,
do so you don't leave the house. Ever, that's what

(01:37:07):
it sounds like to me. That's also not safe. Okay, no,
it's not. I don't like people. Excuse me, why I
herm it up here in my apartment? Wow, that's that
lotion reeks, girl.

Speaker 6 (01:37:20):
Sorry, my hands are.

Speaker 1 (01:37:23):
I only see most of my family on Thanksgiving, so
I can say I saw them least once a year.
I love them, but I'm different from them, where everybody
in their family is different. That's what makes it special.
Listener email, I don't think I can do Thanksgiving with
my family anymore. This year might have been the final straw.

(01:37:44):
My family's so different from me. After college, I just
went my own way. But my family, including my brothers
and myself, just don't see eye to eye on anything.
It's so stressful just being around them. I think my
question is that is it normal or acceptable to not
want to spend time with them anymore.

Speaker 6 (01:38:01):
I think it's very normal. But you know, one day
you might miss out on not having the time with them.
But yeah, you know, I mean you pick and choose
the times. It doesn't have to be. Maybe it's just
the holidays you don't go see them. Maybe on a

(01:38:24):
different time you visit with them, and maybe it's separately.
Maybe it's when you're all together that it's bad. So
maybe visit mom and dad separately, maybe your siblings on
a separate occasion. Maybe it's just when you're all together
you're finding that it's hard to be in the same room.

(01:38:45):
But I don't see anything wrong with not wanting to
be with them all at the holidays. You can do
your own thing.

Speaker 1 (01:38:53):
It's not a problem. It's okay, GIMPI. Yeah, you totally
don't have to go and spend time with them at all.
They're gonna holidays or any time at all whatsoever. Linda's
got a point there. Eventually you're gonna miss that time
with them. Also, it doesn't say in the email, but
what are you teaching your kids? How about that for

(01:39:14):
a second, we're not gonna go to grammy and Grandpa's
because why because why? I just don't want to. Well, eventually,
at some point in time, your kids are gonna grow
up and they're gonna leave and they're not gonna want
to come over, and you're gonna be pissed, and you'd
be like, how come you guys don't ever spend time
with me? And they're gonna look back and be like,
you never spend any time with grandma and grandpa. All right,
we're just following the same shoes. They're cats in the cradle.

(01:39:37):
You know. It's the truth, I say, sucking up to
deal with it. It's once a year, twice a year. Maybe,
you know, go spend the holidays. Everybody wants to spend time.
You know, everybody wants somebody to spend time with them
at some point in time. I think eventually it's gonna
catch up to you and you're gonna be like, man,
I think I should go spend time with my mom

(01:39:58):
and dad, you know, And then you're gonna have to
go crawl in your ass back and be like, oh,
I'm so sorry that I have been here for the
past fifteen years. Would you please ever forgive me let
me come play hang out with you? You know what
I mean? So do what you want to your life.
I think you should not have a hard and fast
role like I'm not gonna spend the holidays with them.

(01:40:20):
That feels a little over the top. To Gimpee's point,
you can go, I'm not doing it this year. The
other part is maybe you just change the way the
holidays look so maybe this year you went and you
were there for seven days and you're all under the
same roof and you never left and ate every meal together,
and maybe that So control what you can control and

(01:40:43):
maybe stay at a hotel, Maybe you only go for
one day, maybe go for two days, maybe just go
for the day. I'm just saying, like, control what you
can control. You can achieve the thing of seeing your
family without having to do the full commitment. And yeah,
I think the day will come when you wish that
they could be around and you could get to see them.

(01:41:06):
I think also that you don't see eye to eye.
I don't think is a reason not to not spend
time with somebody. It's okay to have different opinions. That's
the end of my ted talk. It's okay to have
different opinions and still love that person. You can love
them for not having the same opinion as you. You

(01:41:29):
can love them for not seeing eye to eye. You're
just struggling that with yourself and like, well, why well,
they've got to like the way I like things, all right,
you're questioning some things. That's okay too, But maybe sort
of abuse right, mental, physical, verbal, short of even if

(01:41:56):
they're not good cooks. You should go eat the crappy
food just a little bit. It's all good. You can
be grateful. Maybe I'm just saying that, Like it feels
like that a lot of this is a you thing.
Both these emails felt like you things, like it's okay
to not agree with people. It's fine when everybody agrees.

(01:42:18):
It's a cult. Sure, you're right, all right. You can
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Speaker 6 (01:43:05):
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In response to the ejection and the backlash, Alshier took
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(01:43:28):
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(01:43:52):
coach Doug Peterson says the team will be waiting for
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Speaker 1 (01:44:02):
So the NFL just announced he's getting suspended three games
for the incident, and the coach of the Houston Texans
was like, hey, this is also on Trevor Lawrence because
quarterbacks are continuing, including Patrick Mahomes, are trying to take
advantage of that rule and act like they're sliding, act
like they're going out of bounds, and that's now on
the defensive player, Like what are they supposed to do?

(01:44:24):
It's if they miss it or allow it, they look
like a fool and they could get them cut right.
So it's kind of like this weird predicament. I'm not
saying it's Trevor Lawrence's fault. But also he didn't slide
correctly right.

Speaker 6 (01:44:36):
And also it's football, you know, I mean it's a
dangerous sport.

Speaker 1 (01:44:41):
Yeah, but there is a rule that's saying you can't
do it. So we're really talking about the rule. Yes,
it's football, Yes they get hurt, but there is a rule. Yeah.

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All right, So these are two that I saw online.
One is awesome. One I'm confused. By, so I'll do
the awesome one. First. What healthy foods taste so good

(01:46:51):
you think they are bad for you?

Speaker 6 (01:46:55):
Healthy foods? First thing that comes to mind is fruit
like watermelon. Okay, I could probably eat an entire one
at a sitting. No salt, nothing on it, nothing needed
for that.

Speaker 1 (01:47:10):
Somebody told me, the wider the lines, the sweeter on Oh,
the wier the white lines, the sweeter. I don't know
if that's true. I'm not a watermelon guys.

Speaker 6 (01:47:20):
I always just knock on them when I buy them,
and it answers. It sounds more hollow, it sounds than
the sweeter it is.

Speaker 1 (01:47:30):
Kim be chocolate, chocolate dark chocolate's good for you, but
it's is so good that it could be bad for
you as well. Cocoa and chocolate dosage is the poison, right? Avocados?
That is a healthy, healthy fat, little salt mixed with

(01:47:51):
some cilantro on onions, a little uh spicy with sabby
on it. Yeah, Amocado's so good. Made it a put
into a dressing, Yeah delicious. Here's the other one, and
this is the one I'm confused by. What are some
unpopular hygiene practices you swear by? Unpopular hygiene press.

Speaker 6 (01:48:17):
Taking a CUE tip, dipping it in hydrogen peroxide and
then two of them, one in each ear, and letting
it bubble inside your ear drum for like ten minutes
until it stops visiting. If you feel like a cold
coming on, it helps if you are getting a cold.

(01:48:38):
It will speed the process feeling. So your cold won't last.

Speaker 1 (01:48:43):
It'll speed the process.

Speaker 6 (01:48:45):
Like, yeah, your it won't your cold won't last as
long because why, I don't know. I mean, keep your
sinuses open. Players your it opens up your ears like just.

Speaker 1 (01:48:57):
And so you dip them in hydrogen and they both
have to be in at the same time. Yeah, until
you have these Q tips hanging out of your ear.

Speaker 6 (01:49:04):
And yeah, huh yeah, don't go walking around or anything.

Speaker 1 (01:49:08):
No, because I'd be crazy. Okay, now that I think
that answered the question one hundred percent. GIMPI probably not
as weird as that, But I mean, shower every day
and wash everything, your hair, your face. Pretty popular. Yeah,
so this is we're asking for unpopular. Yeah, I don't

(01:49:29):
have any of them. I'm not sticking you tips in
my ears to cure a cold. Yeah, but they say, oh,
you shouldn't shower, you should go like every two days
without showering or whatever, because the natural oil is on
your body and blah blah blah, wash your stinking ass
every day every day. It isn't hygiene, I guess. But

(01:49:56):
putting Vic's vapor rub on your feet and then putting
socks on, okay, when you're sick, it doesn't work. It's
a placebo. It opens, it does not work. It works
as well as the hydrogen peroxide Q tips stuck in
your ears. I'll give you that. But it makes it's

(01:50:18):
it makes you believe it works, and maybe that's good enough.
I don't know. If you were a serial killer, what
would your quirky calling card be? Why do you have
to be a selling serial killer? I mean, plump, you
know the wet bandits were just robbing people, right, Yeah?
But serial killer is the question. What would your quirky

(01:50:41):
calling card be, Lindsey.

Speaker 6 (01:50:44):
I don't know, like the like the black widow, probably
something like that.

Speaker 1 (01:50:48):
Like you would leave a black widow on them? Oh no,
see that's the calling card. You got to let everybody
know that this, this was you. You were there, right,
But I don't.

Speaker 6 (01:50:57):
Want to be found. I don't want people to know.

Speaker 1 (01:51:00):
Again, it is calling card play along. Calling card means
you're leaving something.

Speaker 6 (01:51:07):
Uh, kiss the mirror with a lipstick.

Speaker 1 (01:51:09):
Okay, Gimpy Banana and the tailpipe. It's pretty good. Yeah.
A porn magazine, just anyone furries. There you go, the
furry Bandit confuse them. Yeah, what do you really want

(01:51:32):
for Christmas?

Speaker 6 (01:51:32):
Lindsey mm m, money, sack of bills.

Speaker 1 (01:51:43):
Okay, Gimpy. I'd settle for a car that has power
steering in, a window that goes up, and the heating
air that blows. God, you are needy, I know, right.
If I had to pick one right out of those
problems that I'm having with my car right now, but
I still drive it anyway because it's two hundred dollars,
so why the hell not, I would probably be like

(01:52:04):
the air conditioner and heater blowing, right, Give me a
car that's got heat and air in it that actually
blows out, not just a little bit it a light fart, Yeah,
it blows out. It's just very light, and it takes
forever for me to get any satisfaction from it. So yeah,
if I had to pick one, that'd be it a

(01:52:26):
retractable garden hole host thing like the wheel that you
get retractable on its own. Oh okay, now you crank
right right? They have those, yes, at least according to TikTok,
they do. I just don't want to buy a TikTok one, right,
I don't.

Speaker 3 (01:52:45):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:52:45):
Are you all gonna make the trip to see one
of the ac DC shows. I'm thinking about either going
to Dallas or Vegas. Lindsay no, negative, GIMPI man, I
saw that, and I saw that they're coming to Arlington,
and I'm like, Okay, I didn't check the date to
see exactly what because if it's like on a Wednesday,

(01:53:06):
then there's no chance in hell. But if it's on
like a Saturday, yeah, I could probably swing that, but
deep down inside, probably not. Probably not. And I'm going
to blame it on ticket pricing is the reasoning. Why not.
It's on a Monday, Yeah, then that's definitely a no
go for me.

Speaker 6 (01:53:24):
Dog ticket pricing or ticket gouging.

Speaker 1 (01:53:26):
Yeah yeah yeah, uh yeah. And Nashville's on a Tuesday.
Yeah see, let me show on a Saturday and we're
in business. Yeah, I know. I think they'll announce some
more dates. Yeah, so circle back around. Maybe they'll land
here at Oklahoma City maybe. Yeah, I'm not. If I

(01:53:50):
were going to i'd probably go to Allegian to see him.
Rose Ball's pretty legendary. I mean, Raymond James Stadium down
in Tampa doesn't suck, right, that's on a Sunday. Yeah,
but no, I'm not making that that trip. Would you
rather start your life all over again with all the

(01:54:10):
knowledge you have now or would you want to go
five hundred years into the future. Would you rather start
your life all over again with the knowledge you have
now or would you want to go five hundred years
in the future lindsay, I guess.

Speaker 2 (01:54:32):
Us.

Speaker 6 (01:54:35):
Five hundred years is way too much, So I guess
I'll start over, Okay, all the knowledge I have now.

Speaker 1 (01:54:43):
Gimbie, that's a tough one, man, because I'm starting out
like I'm going to be a one year old knowing
everything that I know right now at forty four years old.
Oh no, man, Like I think that would drive you
crazy because you're starting to literally starting all over again.
You have to learn how to walk, you got to
learn how to talk, you got to learn how to
not piss yourself.

Speaker 6 (01:55:04):
You'd already know, yeah, I guess, I mean rich, But this.

Speaker 1 (01:55:08):
Is the knowledge that you have now, so I get
I don't know. I like the thought of the adventure
of going five hundred years into the future not knowing
anything at all whatsoever, and and going that route. Yeah,
I think that's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna go
five hundred years in the future because there is no
uncertainty you have. You have no idea what's gonna happen

(01:55:30):
if you go start all over again. You've got all
this knowledge, you know what's gonna happen, you know some things.
Why not start fresh and new and go five hundred
years in the future where you don't know much. I'm
shocked by Kimpy's answer to be honest, well, explain that
going five hundred years in the future, that first day
will be so scary. This I have it could be

(01:55:52):
dust this Yeah, so that doesn't sound fun, rather than
and this is why i'msprice Gimpy didn't pick this Biff
Tanan's play's your Paradise. I can pick all the Super Bowls. Yeah,
I can predict the iPhone, I can do all the
I can invest in Apple on day one, and I

(01:56:12):
could set some future up for the future means of
the world. Rather than go to the future and be like,
I don't know who this is, right, I'm just saying
money would have been the thing that I thought you
would have gone for on that if life were a
horror movie. Sorry, if life were a horror movie, of
the three of you, who would die first and how lindsay.

Speaker 6 (01:56:36):
Hmm, GIMPI would die first because you know, you can't
have sex and scary movies, and that's exactly what you
would do.

Speaker 1 (01:56:48):
So but if it's just the three of us in
the scary movie, no, right, he's saying, we wouldn't be
having sex with each other.

Speaker 6 (01:56:57):
Right, basically we would, yeah, but whoever you would be
with you and your significant other would probably get slaughtered first.

Speaker 1 (01:57:09):
Sorry, Gimpy. Yeah, I'm okay with going out first, you know,
for for Kayton, why not at least I went out happy.
Maybe maybe depends on what night of the week it was. Yeah. Right,
I'm gonna guess Lindsey because I feel like she would

(01:57:29):
recommend wanting to go hide behind the chainsaw, Shet. Why
can't we just get in the running care right? Yeah,
I don't know. I'm kind of with Gimpy. I'll go first.
It's a movie, it'll be over a few minutes. My
part's done. I'd go on with my life. What's the

(01:57:50):
one conspiracy theory you secretly believe, Lindsay.

Speaker 6 (01:57:56):
Bigfoot? I think Bigfoot's out there for or also I'd
love to find him for that million dollar reward in Oklahoma.

Speaker 1 (01:58:05):
What is it about that you believe in that that
makes you feel that what evidence is there that makes
you very sure of that? I mean, I just.

Speaker 6 (01:58:15):
It's kind of it's fun to think that he is,
that he's out there somewhere. But also Kevin and I
have had many conversations about Bigfoot, and he says that
he has act. He thinks that he's heard Bigfoot being
in the Upper Peninsula because he's heard mountain lions, he's
heard bears, and he's heard things when in the Upper

(01:58:38):
Peninsula that he's never heard before. And he swears it
was Bigfoot.

Speaker 1 (01:58:44):
There's no way to know because you don't know it
because he hasn't seen it, and you don't know, and
you don't know the sounds Bigfoot makes. Whoop, right, you
don't know it's true, So he doesn't know that.

Speaker 6 (01:59:00):
It was an animal sound.

Speaker 1 (01:59:02):
Maybe the woods make weird noises. I'm gonna go with
nine to eleven was an inside job. Hey, and what's
your start of foreign war?

Speaker 13 (01:59:18):
You know?

Speaker 1 (01:59:18):
Also, we needed a cataclysmic event to shift us into
a different timeline, and that that would have done it,
because if you think about it, after nine eleven, that's
when the world really changed, Harambi. We've been over this.
It changed well before Harambi. All right, nine to eleven
comes around. That's when the digital age comes around. We

(01:59:39):
kind of had it, but it really ramped it up
after nine to eleven. And I've been telling you since
the beginning that that cirn over there in France or
Switzerland or wherever the hell they're at, Many they are
doing some weird stuff. And so I could see, you know,
we fire up this this collider and we need to

(01:59:59):
make a shift into the universe. Well, we need a
major event to do that. Oh there you go. Let's
just go ahead and take a couple of planes, smash
men of this building, turn the world upside down. We'll
blame it on these guys over here. We got four
and mores getting money. Yeah, how about you? What's yours?

(02:00:21):
The matrix? You're in this computer simulation simulation deja vu
Mandela fact there's too many things where you're like, yeah,
that's the only logical explanation of why XYZ happened. And
you see the girl in the red draft too, the
distraction This is a fun one too. In the zombie apocalypse,

(02:00:45):
would you rather survive with a group of total strangers
or be alone with three of the most annoying coworkers? Oh? Wait,
in the zombie apocalypse, would you rather survive with a
group of total strangers or be alone with three of
your most annoying coworkers.

Speaker 6 (02:01:02):
I'm gonna say a group of total strangers because you're
with a bigger group of people, and maybe they've got
certain sets of skills that are gonna help you all
survive a zombie apocalypse.

Speaker 1 (02:01:18):
Gimbi, I'll go with the strangers as well. I already
know you people. Well, let's start off with a new
group of folks and I don't get to know them,
make some new friends. I like the idea of total strangers.
I don't know how many would be in the group,
but let's just say a gaggle, and I feel like
there'd already be an order established, a plan already established,

(02:01:40):
and so I could meld in with them and kind
of like go with the flow right, right, and at
some point then branch off. Where there are three of us,
let's hypothetically say, i'd feel like an obligation for us
to stick together, right, regardless that there'd be there has
to be like there has to be we're doing this
together other thing, which is fine. I feel like that's

(02:02:03):
a lot of responsibility where if I joined into a
group that that's already established, Yeah, I don't have to
be I don't have to carry that weight, right, makes sense,
That's where that's where my head would be. Let someone
else make all those decisions. But if I don't like them,
I'll just branch off. I'll just leave if they let me.
Because what was in in Waukee did was that they

(02:02:26):
when they met the governor, they wouldn't let him leave,
right right, So yeah, so long ago, uh Mary Bang
kill a vampire with dental hygiene obsession, which means they
cleaned they weren't really clean teeth, right, A werewolf who
sheds on everything. That's what a d sheds, or a

(02:02:51):
zombie with impeccable manners. Mary Bank kill, vampire with dental
hygiene obsession, a wear a wolf who sheds on everything
or a zombie with impeccable manners, Lindsay, I'm killing.

Speaker 6 (02:03:04):
A zombie because there's nothing attractive about a zombie, even
with impeccable manners. I'm gonna marry a vampire because they
live forever and a dental hygiene obsession. Okay, good dental

(02:03:24):
hygiene excellent, And I'll bang the werewolf who sheds on everything,
because who cares their hair gets everywhere?

Speaker 1 (02:03:36):
One time? KIMPI, I'm killing off the vampire with a
dental hygiene obsession. I say that because when I hear
the word obsession, I don't need this vampire every time
I did you floss today? Oh, don't forget to brush

(02:03:57):
your teeth? Rush one for rush right o? Brush? That
will be done quick, So we're killing that one off.
I'll have sex with the zombie with impeccable manners. It
may be a little slimy, a little smelly or whatever,
but they'll be very nice. They'll say thank you absolutely,

(02:04:18):
my pleasure. Absolutely. And I already live with dogs who
shed all over the place anyway, so why not go
ahead and marry the were wolf? Fascinating. Lindsay was concerned
about looks in this analogy, but Okay, I am one
marrying the zombie with impeccable manners. They're not eating me.
I'm so safe, right, they have impeccable manners. They're polite,

(02:04:42):
they're impeccable. But the word impeccable is the key word here,
impeccable not You can't tarnish them. They're perfect. And I
hardly think someone who eats another person has manners, right, Uh?
And then I will bang the vampire with good dental

(02:05:03):
hygiene because again, good kisses, right right? Who wants to
kiss with bad breath? Zombie? Hello? And then I'm killing
the dog that sheds everywhere. That's so annoying cleaning and
like cavn to have that special thing to get it
out of your car, or you find a dust bunny
under the bed, or you're on the bottom of your socks.

(02:05:28):
That feels like a lot to deal with. Anyway, Tomorrow
we're starting on our twenty eight hour toy drive. We're
gonna be at Dave and Buster starting at six am,
collecting toys for the Marines and toys for tots. We
want you to bring a new unwrapped toy and drop
it off for those kids in Green Country. So they
can have a good Christmas. We need your help. This
has only been successful for thirteen years because of you,

(02:05:50):
so help us make the fourteenth one successful as well.
And it's all brought to you by us Cellular. Take
a break and move be back.

Speaker 13 (02:06:00):
Show continues next Dax the Big Mad Morning Show on
Tulsa's rock station ninety seven to five KMOD.

Speaker 1 (02:06:20):
Good morning, That's the Big Bad Morning Show. Nine one,
eight four six Oh KMOD. You can also text bmms
and then what you want to say to eight two
nine four five. It's a pretty amazing story. There's a
huge search underway for a sixty four year old woman
in Pennsylvania. They have feared that she has fallen down

(02:06:43):
a thirty foot sinkhole because she was looking for her cat.
Cat's like finally, I'm right here, I'm right here. Oh bye.

Speaker 6 (02:06:55):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:06:57):
This happened in Unity Township. She went missing Monday while
out with her five year old granddaughter looking for Pepper
the cat. The young girl was found safe around two
point fifty in the morning inside her grandma's vehicle, which
was found near a large sinkhole that had opened up
behind a bar and grill. Emergency crews gathered along the

(02:07:24):
sinkhole to dig and look for, but as of Tuesday mornings,
still no signs. Her family had reported her missing around
one am, with witnesses telling police they saw the grandmother
searching for her cat as early as three PM. State
spokesperson said the sinkhole was likely part of an old
mine shaft in the area. Police decline to give any

(02:07:46):
further details and said the search and investigation are still active.
This is a similar compared to a similar incident in
Kuala Lumpur, where a tourist vanished into a twenty six
foot sinkle that appeared one summer. I don't know why

(02:08:08):
the kids dig dig now. Is it a sinkle that
just like goes and goes and goes, right, Surely it's
got to end at some point in time, But you
can get some ropes and repel down into this hole.
He said. It was only what thirty four feet? That's
not that far. You should be able to beam a
flashlight down there and be like, hey, god, thirty stories

(02:08:30):
they bow. It's thirty stories. You're not beaming a flashlight.

Speaker 6 (02:08:34):
Broken hips and lost consciousness.

Speaker 1 (02:08:37):
I think you'd hear her, yeah, But either way, it's
not like you know, you're going splunking into this one
hundred foot deep cave, you know, so I think you
should be. I think they go down there and walk
around a little bit, find out what's going on. And
it feels irresponsible for the grandmother to take the five

(02:09:02):
year old granddaughter looking for a cat? What was their
favorite cat? Yeah, it'll come back, or it won't, or
it's ignoring you. Right. Maybe the granddaughter was like, I
really miss what was it Pepper? Yeah? I miss Pepper. Oh,
where's Pepper been? Five year old's been on granny's ass

(02:09:22):
for like, you know, four hours, just non stop, yeah,
being five Yeah, and Granny's like, all right, fine, let's go.
Let's go. Let's go if we can't find her, you know.
And now they're both at the bottom of the sink hole,
and Granny's like, listen, if you capture damn mouse, shut,
we wouldn't be in this position. I mean, the kid's fine,
but like if they went out at three unless you

(02:09:43):
know me, Ma fell in at three, right, and the
kid's been sitting in the car since three. Yeah, wild
hear me out. The kid doesn't like mem okay, pushed
her in the hole. I think I think Pepper's down there, Mima, Yeah,

(02:10:08):
I could see that happening. I could see that happening too.
Or now hear me out me, Ma doesn't like the
kid left the kid in the car. I wanna go
check back behind this Chili's it's a bar and girl.
Yeah you know, and I'll be right back. And then, uh,
she ain't never come back. She said, the hell with you.

(02:10:30):
I'm out of here. I'm gonna go live with Merle
in Panama. I'm trying to see this union. I want
to see what this union bar and girl has to offer,
because she went in for some some appetizers and just
never came in. Yeah, like it's Friday, Chris, she ain't

(02:10:51):
going in there for that, says where friends meet, so
it must be good. Frank Kalamari, Sure these are appetizers,
saute green beans? And where was this that again? Union
Grill in Pennsylvania. Yeah, okay, crispy wings, sure, Garlic rolls,

(02:11:11):
ya ya, stuffed egg plant parmesiana. Okay, pepperoni rolls. I'm listening.
Fried provolone, where's the line? Fried zucchini? You can have
those stuffed hot banana peppers, fine bread and chicken tinders okay, yeah,
that sounds good. Steak, grilled tuna, buffalo chicken, uh a

(02:11:36):
chopped salad. Oh what a burger hamburger, a roberta, which
is grilled roast beef, coslaw, French fries, Swiss cheese, Thousand
Island dressing, Yeah okay, chicken pacushion, French dip. Yeah, yeah,

(02:11:56):
this all looks fine. It looks really good. Yeah for sure.
How about a lot in a gargan zola filet yees,
sounds delicious because you know they're that's how it's pronounced.
And then roasted veal and asparagus. What kind of mine?
Was this place?

Speaker 10 (02:12:13):
For?

Speaker 1 (02:12:13):
Real? Vill Marsala veal pikata chicken pikata for twenty seven
ninety nine? Good Lord, of course, all the chicken to
go with. We went to We had a real anomaly
in my house. I ate dinner at like eight thirty.
We went to Salt Grass. Who I'm telling you, it's late.

(02:12:34):
I get crazy on the week Yeah, that's what it was,
is a weekend. Yeah, yeah, hell yes, we're staying up late.
Not by my choice, by the way. And so we
went to Salt Grass and I'm looking at the menu
and I'm like twenty thirty five dollars for a steak.
I was like, you're out of your damn mine, no offense.

(02:12:56):
I'm sure Salt Grass makes great steaks, but I ain't
paying thirty five dollars for a steak there. Mm hmmmmmmmm.
I have been there several times. I've said it once,
I'll say it again. I'd rather be at the outback.
I even told him, brother, because you wanted to go
there first birthday, I was like, can we just go
across the street to the outback his birthday? And you're
trying to get cheat real, you know, but it ain't.
It ain't cheat.

Speaker 6 (02:13:15):
We're getting out back by the way, NBA.

Speaker 1 (02:13:17):
It's here. Yeah, great news. And I even told him,
like I got a chop steak and was like, no onions.
They messed it up any but yeah, even certain things,
I'm like, they didn't have any of this good stuff. Right.

(02:13:39):
We got a Linguini fantasy that's literally on here. It
sounds like a movie lens at nine o'clock. Not just
any shrimp, tiger shrimp, gallops, jumbo lump crab, meat, muscles,
baby clams, sautat in your choice of red or white wine.

Speaker 6 (02:13:58):
Yeah, that sounds really good.

Speaker 1 (02:14:01):
Guess good pizza selection there for you, Corbyn, the white
spinach and feta pizza or the traditional Italian style pizza? Oh?
I like that. Of these that I'm gonna try, I'm
probably gonna do the carbonara pizza. Okay, garlic butter, bacon bits, provolone, romano,
mozzarella and fontanella. M Yeah, race looks pretty good though too.

(02:14:25):
Yeah you what fresh made mozzarella, sliced tomatoes, basil with
our homemade scampy butter finished with a balsamic drizzle.

Speaker 9 (02:14:34):
Good.

Speaker 1 (02:14:36):
That feels a little over the top.

Speaker 6 (02:14:40):
Is this place of chain? Can we get one of
those here?

Speaker 11 (02:14:43):
No?

Speaker 1 (02:14:43):
The menus all over the place. Yeah, there's a lot
going on. There's no cleared. They have some Italian food,
but then they have not Italian food. Right. I could
see Gordon Ramsey going in and be like, what the
hell is going on here? You've got any items on
rival cheesecake menu?

Speaker 6 (02:14:58):
Did they check inside this place for granny?

Speaker 1 (02:15:00):
Maybe? Still looking at the menu. All right, we gotta
take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 13 (02:15:06):
More of The Big Mad Morning Show is next ninety
seven KMO.

Speaker 1 (02:15:25):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Shown six oh
kmo d Tomorrow, Dave and Busters, our twenty eight hour
toy drive is starting. We hope you guys will come
by at some point. If can't come by during the morning,
that's fine. We're gonna be there for twenty eight hours
non stop. So we'll be there at two o'clock in
the afternoon. At two o'clock in the morning, we'll be

(02:15:45):
there and you can come in and drop some toys
off and and a lot of people come at dinner,
which is great. A lot of people show up at dinner,
which is great, and they can they drop some stuff
off and play some games and stuff and see the
newly remodel. Dave and Busters, m h. Lindsay, what'd you
learn today?

Speaker 6 (02:16:02):
I learned that climbing into Jesus is on America's bucket list.
And if Sting saying smoking in the boys room, I'm
pretty sure he'd update it to vaping in the gender
neutral restroom, just to keep it ego friendly and politically correct.

Speaker 1 (02:16:16):
Gimbe what you learned today? I learned that Lindsey would
bang the werewolf because she likes his style. I also
learned that I've been inside enough whales in my life
I don't need to stop at the blue one in producing.
I looked it up.

Speaker 11 (02:16:30):
You.

Speaker 1 (02:16:30):
I'm sorry. What I learned is you, I looked it up.
You can't actually climb Christ the Redeemer, but you can
take a train.

Speaker 12 (02:16:37):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (02:16:37):
And I also learned that Lindsay finds a werewolf far
more attractive than a zombie. Scorpin, say, make sure that
dishwashers loaded?

Speaker 6 (02:16:46):
Right, it's Lindsay, stopped tracking myself?

Speaker 9 (02:16:49):
Yes?

Speaker 1 (02:16:56):
Can I gets one?

Speaker 6 (02:17:05):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (02:17:05):
Now?

Speaker 1 (02:17:05):
What the hell lay me to be?

Speaker 11 (02:17:09):
No?

Speaker 1 (02:17:11):
Make a noise.

Speaker 12 (02:17:16):
Interpassport corn new messages. The Big Mad Morning SHO would
like to take a minute to thank troops from Oklahoma
and all over the United States. These soldiers have sacrifice.
Give the Big Mad Morning Show before you.

Speaker 1 (02:17:27):
To back like the total douchebags that they.

Speaker 12 (02:17:29):
Are, total douchebag bag, total incomplete douchebag.

Speaker 13 (02:17:33):
We honor and respect you.

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We honor and respect you.

Speaker 6 (02:17:36):
We honor and respect you.

Speaker 13 (02:17:37):
Less rocking up, Bless Tulsa.

Speaker 12 (02:17:42):
We tried boys, We'll rusty coming back.

Speaker 1 (02:18:01):
Rusty. Yeah happens. You take the extended amount of time
off more than a day or two. We're supposed to
enter view the guy from Theory of a dead Man
today at ten am. Oh, and I forgot until this
morning when I got in. Oh okay, so pushed it.
That's okay, we'll do it next week. Yeah. What else
do we got to do after the show? Exactly? I mean,

(02:18:24):
I got a meeting, thing, I got a thing. We
can all we all got something. We will pause for
theory thought, pause to talk to theory of a dead Man. Yeah,
Tyler's Tyler's a stud man. Yeah, Canadian, right, I believe
that Canadian man A bunch of damn hoosiers. Yeah, I believe.

Speaker 6 (02:18:41):
So.

Speaker 1 (02:18:42):
Yeah, did you see this is gonna be fun? Uh?
There is new shine down music really not shine Down Saliva,
thank you for Okay, okay, but not not Josie Scott saliva.

(02:19:03):
Correct right, hold on, I'm trying to saliva with the
new guy. Is that what it is? I don't know
if that's what they call themselves. Saliva featuring Peyton Parish. Yeah,
Peyton Peyton. Are you saying Peyton or Peyton Peyton Peyton

(02:19:25):
or Peyton Peyton, Peyton Manning. He's also Peyton Manning. I
love those commercials. Man, Yes, Peyton. So this is and
this isn't has nothing to do. I don't. Yeah, this
isn't Josie. No, it hadn't been in it for a while.
That has been for a long time. This isn't Saliva

(02:19:47):
featuring Josie Scott. No, this is Saliva featuring Peyton Parish.
Fair enough, and so I'll let we can. We'll take
a we'll take a listen here, see what you're thinking. Yeah,
with the weight of the world and my still don't

(02:20:09):
do this, try to sound exactly like him. Fine with
the struggle, my mo never rest. They see a mask,
but never the pain. I am best with the bela
and every problem. Every time I confess to say two
full of the money, but now I finish three, and
every moment in time he's a chance to achieve it.
I don't matter the shit you believe. I'm not tying
for you to watch your flippant for me. You let

(02:20:32):
my fuse. I'm counting three two yeah m hm, well
good for them, Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah, that's fine. It
sounds all right. It's not the same though, it's not
the same, and it could just be me being partial
to Josie. That's that's my brother from another mother. But uh,

(02:20:55):
but I mean so far as the band it sounds good.
I have this thing that when I'm listening to new music,
I try to take away who they are. So I
going to hear a new Tool, new Saliva featuring Peyton
or Peyton Peyton, I try to take that away and
just go I'm listening to a song, is it good?

Speaker 12 (02:21:13):
Right?

Speaker 1 (02:21:14):
Because you're comparing it to the old stuff. I don't
have a preconceived feeling about it, right, like with Lincoln
Park and and their new gall or whatever. Yeah, at
least I try to do that. It's harder, yeah, yeah,
one hundred percent. But if you can not give them
the hey, this is not Chester, I think it's a

(02:21:37):
little more now if you would have told me that,
if you would have not told me that that was Saliva,
I probably would have picked it up and been like,
what Josie and the band get back together? Because it
does sound a lot alike. You know, it's fine. Yeah,
it's good. This is a term that gets used that
is not a negative. It's intermined interpreted as a negative.
It's mid, right, Yeah, it's good, it's good. It's mid

(02:22:02):
checks the boxes, gets the job done. I think today
in music you got to be great, you gotta be.
You got to put people on their heels. Yeah, for sure.
If you're mid you're just feeding the people that are
already there for you. Maybe that's what they're doing. They're
not looking for new listeners. They're trying to either a
regain those old listeners or or hold on to those

(02:22:25):
old listeners. Yeah, and not get anybody new. And they
I'm sure they would pick up a few new listeners,
you know, some some young'ins who ain't never heard of
saliva before, you know. Maybe so, I don't know. Maybe
they're just trying to collect a paycheck. That's possible too.
I mean, I'm sure they are doing the best they can.
That's not I'm not doubting that. I don't. By the way,

(02:22:45):
this is just my opinion. Yeah, they don't mean shit.
I don't. I don't know what I'm talking about. I do, however,
have h hold on almost twenty five years of experience
in music, right picking music, being a part of songs right,
So I feel like that means a little bit.

Speaker 6 (02:23:08):
Wasn't he a He was a country singer who Peyton
Paris have no idea?

Speaker 1 (02:23:12):
Did you know him? Out of this?

Speaker 6 (02:23:14):
He was a country country post grunge singer.

Speaker 1 (02:23:18):
I don't even know what that means.

Speaker 6 (02:23:20):
I don't either.

Speaker 1 (02:23:20):
Listen. You can put anything you want in your fucking bio.
It's like I went down a rabbit hole. Remember the
band Default. Yeah, on the song Wasting Time, it said
a great song from the nineties, huge radio song. They
had that one album the lead singer quit. He went
on to be one of the best Canadian country singers
of all time. Sometimes you just don't find your groove
until you switch switch sides. Sure, but that's an actual

(02:23:44):
thing that this motherfucker he just says he was a
country singer. Right? Did he have any accolades that are
worth noting? You?

Speaker 6 (02:23:53):
Remember the show Vikings. I know of the show Vikings, right,
we didn't watch it, but he apparently had the the
TV theme song for that. He sang that song.

Speaker 1 (02:24:03):
Okay, yeah, No, that's a good accolade. It's not country, right, right.
Do you get awards for for for best theme song
on a sure Vikings? Yeah? Yeah, soundtrack? Yeah? Yeah, okay,
TV theme song? Yeah? I mean, yeah, you do, but
not I mean it could have been a regular song
that they made outright, like your Boy for Yellowstone, That's right.

(02:24:26):
That's right, not like, hey, we need a song for
a show about vikings, Hit me with what you got.
There are a few artists, there are artists that are
well established that get asked to do that. Shine Down.
It's happened multiple times. Yeah, there are a few artists
that that's all they do is they write commercial music
for they get approached and write. The guy from the

(02:24:47):
Nixon's Zach right, that's what he did for a while.
All right on it works getting paid for it, yes, Ultimately,
in the end, that's all that matters. Yeah, as long
as you're getting paid for it. It's all about getting paid.
People miss interpret bands that they're like, no, man, that's
about the music. Fuck, no, it's not not. Once you

(02:25:08):
sign on the line, right, I think you start that way.
You say that when you're not getting paid, that's a
sign of a band not getting paid right now, we're
just doing it for the experience. When they're girls the
one selling merch right. But he's yeah, so was I
You can't sing? I bet? I bet that's that I

(02:25:33):
could make people believe I can you think so absolutely
just by a Wikipedia page. Oh okay, okay, oh yeah
for sure. Then, But like does that make me not
a singer. Then it totally makes you not a singer.
Makes you a filthy, fucking liar, is what it is.
No one doesn't. If I walk one step on the
Appalachian Trail, I have hyped the appalation trail. It didn't

(02:25:54):
say good, right, But there's a misinterpretation that when people
cite that they are singing that they're good, we expect
them to be good. That's on you then, right. I
got this really awesome question. It's a total philosophical question,
but it's super fucking fascinating that I've never thought about.

(02:26:14):
And I want you to hear this because it's really
interesting to think about that if, okay, if you do
something nice but you have to try to do it,
is it the same as someone who just is being nice?
As an example, if I have to go out of

(02:26:34):
my way and be like, hey, I need to write
a thank you note, is that the same as me
just doing it? Is one more honorable than the other?

Speaker 6 (02:26:42):
I will say yes, no actions speak louder than words,
so you.

Speaker 1 (02:26:46):
But if I'm planning my action to be kind, is
that really authentic? I don't think so. I don't think
so either. I think if you don't have to think
about it and it comes natural. That's where your authenticity
comes from. You lose authenticity when you have to be
told or you have to try, yeah, to do something

(02:27:09):
in this case would be something nice. If you are
a people pleaser by nature and you call people because
you feel like you've got to make other people happy,
is that the same as like, I'm worried about Gimpy,
I'm gonna call him. No, No, it's not right because
you're doing it for your own selfish gratification. If you're
a people pleasing people, please, yeah. But if you do

(02:27:32):
the other one, like, man, I'm really worried about Gimpy.
He's had you know, his car broke down, his dog died,
his girl left him. Country song direct, Yeah, then that
feels like real. But if I'm like, I gotta make
Gimpy like me, so I'll call him, those aren't the same,
but they're put in the same like, oh they're a
nice person. Yeah, I guess the umbrella is nice in

(02:27:56):
that way. I've never thought of shit like that, Yes, right,
I've never thought of like is that person really out?
One's a self serving thing, right, and the other one's
like no, I'm a but how do you decipher only
if you know that person is that characteristic? They do
it for everybody else. Yeah, I guess that makes sense.
That's a lot to think about the trip, right, It

(02:28:17):
makes my brain hurt. I mean I get that. I
can totally get that because it is it's pretty heavy
to think about. But I look at those type of
things as are people authentic and are they really good people?
I don't so I don't when someone's like, oh, I
got a birthday card, I don't care. That doesn't make
you a good person because you sent me a birthday card.
That doesn't make you a good person because you said

(02:28:38):
happy birthday to me? Right, But I didn't have to
know you sure didn't know you did. So it makes
me a little bit of a better person. I could
have just gone a whole another freaking day. And like,
if your motivation to send a birthday or to say
happy birthday is for you to feel like you're a
good person, you don't mean it. You do it just

(02:28:59):
to please yourself. I guess. So, yeah, that's a fucking trip. Man.
I get on Facebook every day and because I got
a lot of listeners, it's on my personal pages, friends
or whatever, you know, and yeah, it pops up there
it's their birthday or whatever. And I go through and
I tell them happy birthday, all right, happy birthday on
their wall or whatever. Yeah, not doing it just you know,
try to be people pleased or whatever. I just I
think that's cool. It's my favorite radio guy, like, you know,

(02:29:22):
post a happy birthday, pull me on my it'd be
pretty I don't. I don't disagree at all. But your
motivation is to be the radio guy saying happy birthday.
Maybe I don't know. And then there's the question of you,
And then there's the question of would you do it
if it wouldn't if you weren't being told right, you're
not putting any effort in terms of finding out if
it's their birthday, right, And I'm not dogging. I think

(02:29:43):
it's awesome. Yeah, I think that kind of shit's awesome.
I don't, uh, I don't know what to say about that. Yeah,
it's fascinating to think about it. I don't think there's
a wrong answer better than not doing anything at all.
I think it could, yes, you on your birthday. I
think it can be weird and tilt your head like
that that's kind of odd and also be great. Right

(02:30:04):
if it makes people feel good, who fucking cares exactly,
it's all that matters. Yeah, But when you want to
dig in and go, well, they're a good person, go well,
I don't know, right, Are they doing it because they
want to make themselves feel better or look better? Yeah?
You make the public eye. Making you feel good is
only a commodity of me pleasing myself. Giggy, giggy. Anyway,

(02:30:28):
I thought that was really fascinating. I saw that this morning. Uh,
this is really a funny headline too. People who think
they look good in the mirror are completely wrong, according
to a new study. Oh, I don't know about all that.
Say more, I think I look pretty good in the mirror. No,
you have said that with my clothes on. I get
in the shower and I got that big ass mirror

(02:30:49):
in the bathroom. I'm like, oh God, damn, you disgusting
fucking pig, especially this morning with all the leftover fucking
turkey and shit.

Speaker 6 (02:30:59):
Right.

Speaker 1 (02:31:01):
So this is from the University of Virginia, where the
research found that we tend to view ourselves as more
attractive than we actually are. Uh. And it's a trick
that your minds play on you. The image you have
of yourself in your mind is not exactly the same
as what actually exists, Okay, which I'm like.

Speaker 6 (02:31:21):
No, ship, Yeah, So is that opposite if you think
you don't look good in the mirror?

Speaker 1 (02:31:26):
No, because now you know that you know the other way,
So now that's not now you're just saying it to
be like I have a small dick.

Speaker 6 (02:31:32):
No, But like what if there's days where you're just like, gosh,
nothing is working. I look awful, like why is my
air not working?

Speaker 1 (02:31:38):
Like what is going on? And then someone that's vanity,
that's vanity on a different in a different plane.

Speaker 6 (02:31:43):
But someone could come out and say, no, you're wrong,
like your hair does look really good, like that you're
having really.

Speaker 1 (02:31:49):
Bad let's let's do this. Let's do this. Do you
ask your husband if you look good? Yeah? Do you
want him to be honest? No, you don't know.

Speaker 3 (02:31:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:31:59):
Do you want him to say you don't look good
in that? You want him to say that?

Speaker 11 (02:32:03):
No?

Speaker 6 (02:32:03):
You don't, Yeah, because I don't want to go out
in public in something that I don't look at.

Speaker 1 (02:32:08):
And this is a general we're speaking general. What the
fuck does your husband know that, right, you have good fashion.
Now you may feel again general No, does he have
your fashion? No? So you don't really care. That is
something you're you're fishing when you when people.

Speaker 6 (02:32:26):
Do sometimes I want to know because I'm.

Speaker 1 (02:32:31):
You're insecure. You're insecure about your decisions. Yeah, and you're
asking another person to make you feel secure about your decisions. Yes,
as long as they answer the way you want. Right,
of course, I want to I want, I want you
wanted to go. No, that looks horrendous. You look like garbage.

(02:32:53):
That's my point.

Speaker 6 (02:32:54):
I don't want to say that. You want to be
honest this instead that looks really good.

Speaker 1 (02:33:01):
Again, you don't want his real answer, right, the brutal honesty.

Speaker 6 (02:33:05):
You want a certain But you can be honest without
being rude.

Speaker 1 (02:33:10):
I mean, listen, if your fucking ass looks like, you know,
a sack of wet laundry, then you know you should
be able to handle that. Those genes do not look
good on you. I think married people have a hope
that their partner always sees them as a ten. Yeah,
and so they look for times for that to be
re be reassured of that. Sure, So you just said

(02:33:31):
in two in less than a minute, you contradicted your
own statement. You said no, I want him to be honest,
but then you're like, no, I don't want him to
be that honest.

Speaker 6 (02:33:38):
Well, I mean again, you can be honest without being rude.
You don't.

Speaker 1 (02:33:43):
What's rude to you is rude an answer you don't
want to hear, right, that's insulting. Just anything other than yes,
look good on you.

Speaker 6 (02:33:54):
That's not insulting.

Speaker 1 (02:33:55):
Yes it is. I don't think so, hey, you don't
look good in that, that is an insult. If I
walked down the hall and I saw something like you
don't look good today, that is an insult.

Speaker 6 (02:34:05):
That's an insult. But but you, but they didn't ask
for your opinion. I'm asking for an opinion. And if
you say no, that doesn't look good on you, okay,
that's me asking for your PENDI and it's not no,
it's asking for an opinion. But if you said you
look like shit, that's an insult. No, it makes you
look like a fat pal that's an insult.

Speaker 1 (02:34:26):
Different form, but it's insulting your I guess you could
say integrity or your choice of clothing. Will just say
like you picked out an outfit and you you thought
it fucking looked great.

Speaker 6 (02:34:36):
No, I'm your life necessarily, that's why I am.

Speaker 1 (02:34:39):
Well, it's the thing when people put things on, they're like,
I am going to wear this because I'm going to
be out in public and people, everybody's going to see
me wear X, right, And then you ask your old man.
You're like, hey, how does this look? And he's like,
not so good? Isn't that kind of insulting to your picker?
And if he said no, you look like a supermodel,
he's fucking just lying in the their direction, and you're

(02:35:02):
okay with that?

Speaker 6 (02:35:04):
I'd probably go are you sure?

Speaker 1 (02:35:08):
I bet you stop? Oh this whole thing right?

Speaker 6 (02:35:13):
Yeah, you'd probably go, oh yeah, I try really hard to.

Speaker 1 (02:35:17):
Go do I match because he does that too, Because
I don't want you're gonna lie to me. I always
my wife will go does this match? Does it look good?
And she'll go yes. I'm like, you have to say that, right,
it's your job as my partner to keep me propped up.
Sure you're not gonna be like, no, that's your fucking idiot.
Your pants are too big.

Speaker 6 (02:35:37):
No, you can't wear the black shoes with the navy
blue pants.

Speaker 1 (02:35:42):
You can't.

Speaker 6 (02:35:42):
But yeah, really, I've never. I've never.

Speaker 1 (02:35:47):
That makes about as much sense as you can't wear
white after labor day.

Speaker 6 (02:35:51):
Yeah, they they say you can.

Speaker 1 (02:35:53):
Now. To my point, it doesn't mean ship. And that's
why you just stick with jeans and a T shirt
and you got no problem. That's true, or maybe just sweatpants.

Speaker 6 (02:36:01):
The style of GIMPI.

Speaker 1 (02:36:03):
But I think overall, I think people don't want honest.
They want people to reassure them of their feelings, of
their choice. Yeah. Yeah, And that's why the mirror thing
is so fascinating, because you think you look good and
you'll be like, man, I look good today. Have you
ever told a girl a girlfriend that their haircut looks stupid?
Or your husband when he comes home his haircut looks stupid.

Speaker 6 (02:36:24):
I not stupid, but oh they took too much off
the top this time.

Speaker 9 (02:36:28):
Huh?

Speaker 6 (02:36:29):
I have said that?

Speaker 1 (02:36:30):
And does he go oh yeah, or he'll say yeah.

Speaker 6 (02:36:33):
I thought so.

Speaker 1 (02:36:33):
Do you think he really wanted your honest opinion? Okay,
so you did you insult him?

Speaker 6 (02:36:39):
I guess yeah, or the barber. But you know what, also,
I think there's a certain I think there are different
mirrors too, sure, because yes, no, oh yeah, no, but
hear me out because when I'm at a salon, I
will be sitting in front of the mirror while they're
cutting my hair, and I'm like, ugh, I I don't

(02:37:00):
like what I'm seeing right now in the front of
the hair salon mirror. But when I get home in
front of my mirror, I feel like it's a totally
different mirror because then I'm styling my hair differently, and
I don't mind it so much. I don't know, weird.
Maybe it's the lighting.

Speaker 1 (02:37:18):
It might be there. They don't style it the way
you do, maybe so it looks different. And also the lighting.

Speaker 6 (02:37:23):
Yeah, maybe, because it could be the lighting and it could.

Speaker 1 (02:37:26):
Be a different type of mirror. I don't think it's
out of the realm of possibility. A business is good,
so that's implying they do a shitty job, but they
have a mirror to make it look good. That's what
they do. They put them all in the homes, they
install them. Those are home mirrors. You go to the
home depot or whatever they have different I like this conspiracy.
They've got home mirrors and then they've got industrial commercial mirrors. Now,

(02:37:49):
have you ever looked at yourself in a public mirror
and been like, I don't look good because that's how
we test this theory. Oh man, I look at my
starring in any mirror. I'm like, look at this sexy
motherfucker with all this flow was on. Yeah, they won't
let me make it in the target anymore, so I can't.
Did every time I pass the mirror, I'm like, you
fucking idiot, negative, I've never looked in the mirror and

(02:38:11):
went like I've never done. And then the song comes
on and do the dance and the tuck and everything.
Yeah it's different. Yeah. And with my wife, I say,
she looks good as you should. Yes, yes, as you should,
because why if you told her she doesn't, it's gonna

(02:38:31):
fucking ruin the night. If there's ever something that isn't right,
I tell her sister and let her sister tell her.
That's actually pretty smart. Buy my wife's instructions. She's told
me to do that. Yeah, that's a pretty smart thing
I've got. I can't say as I blame you for doing.
I like having sex with my wife, so I want
to continue all I can. I'm gonna do all the

(02:38:53):
chest pieces out to do the best I can to
get to that end game.

Speaker 6 (02:38:57):
Now, one of my boys will say, but are you
gonna wear those shoes?

Speaker 1 (02:39:00):
Children's are that's an X factor? Oh my god. Brutal,
fucking honestly will keep you humble.

Speaker 2 (02:39:06):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (02:39:07):
Absolutely.

Speaker 1 (02:39:08):
Somebody I like he writes books and he talks about
his kid, was like, yeah, is that the Diary of Butthole?
And he's a New York Times bestselling author. Your kids
will keep you completely humble. So when a kid tells
you you look stupid, You're like, yep, I must be
a fucking whale. Then I know it. I'll remember this
when I have dementia. Nice to see that children have

(02:39:30):
not changed over the years at all. No, I love
when kids say that. I'm like that, that's awesome. I
saw a video where their kid, the kid was on
America's How Funny Stun Videos last night where the kid
gave the dad. The grandpa gave the kid like fifty bucks.
It's like fifty bucks, thanks. I always thought you were cheapskate.
And the dad behind the cameras like, and the grandpa

(02:39:51):
ain't having it. He's just like fucking pissed. You're like, hey, man,
give me back my money, motherfucker. Shit, it's tough. I
don't know what to tell you, you cheap skate. Life
is full of getting kicked in the balls. Yours just
came from your grandkid.

Speaker 6 (02:40:06):
Yeah, funny.

Speaker 1 (02:40:07):
Yeah. I wonder if we could survey people and ask them,
do you think you look good in the mirror? What
do you think? The percentage of people would say yes. Oh,
I'd say at least ninety percent. I don't think you're wrong.
I think a lot of people would could. Whether it's
vanity or you know whatever. Of course, it's self confidence,

(02:40:28):
is what it is. Self confidence. I think it's a
two sided question because I think if you go do
you look good? I would probably go in what retrospect
that others find me attractive?

Speaker 6 (02:40:37):
Okay?

Speaker 1 (02:40:38):
Yeah, but you got to think simpler than that. I
don't think people are gonna break it down quite like that.
If you just asked the question do you think you
look good? Most people are gonna say yes because it's
their their confidence levels. Now, you probably can find somebody
out there who has very little competence or whatever and
be like, do you look good now? I am a
highest fucking beast. I look like a control I mean,

(02:41:00):
you're right, I would never say I look like a
hideous beast, and I would go, my wife finds me attractive, right,
I hope. Right.

Speaker 6 (02:41:08):
So I hate to admit that I watched over the
week that we were off, I watched Mama June's Family.

Speaker 1 (02:41:15):
Christis nothing else on none of the other shows we got.

Speaker 6 (02:41:18):
I don't even know how I start. I started watching
something and you didn't stop, I know, but I did it.

Speaker 1 (02:41:24):
You can't go.

Speaker 6 (02:41:25):
And I was like, oh my gosh, this is this
is train wreck. I just cannot stop watching it. And
that woman has so much fucking confidence that I felt
like she shouldn't have this much confidence. She thinks she's
so fucking hot, and it was like Mama June from
not too hot and it was after all of her
surgeries and everything, and I was like, she's still not attractive,

(02:41:50):
but she thinks that she is. She was like I
was big and beautiful then and I'm beautiful now and
I'm she's not. Like I couldn't get.

Speaker 1 (02:41:59):
Over hold on woman, you're being really rude right now.

Speaker 6 (02:42:02):
I think I am too.

Speaker 1 (02:42:03):
But because because you're not attracted to her, right, somebody
somebody is, And why shouldn't somebody who is had like
has trouble with weight gain and all these things and
had changed things. Why should they not be, Like, I
look good the.

Speaker 6 (02:42:19):
Way that she presents herself. I mean she sits and
she farts and burps on camera and in front of
I'm during interviews, I'm like, what about you is attractive
when you're doing these things?

Speaker 1 (02:42:31):
And to you that's her personality.

Speaker 6 (02:42:35):
Yeah, I guess it's not your type.

Speaker 1 (02:42:37):
Yeah, And I could just be a stick that she's
doing because that's how she started off, you know.

Speaker 6 (02:42:41):
And then she was like she was and okay, and
then it was and she had this surgery that was
given to her to lose this weight, which was awesome,
and it's like, okay, don't take it for granted. Then
she's hiding all these sweets and eating all these cakes.

Speaker 1 (02:42:57):
Oh yeah, you can't. People don't change their heads, wrapping
us changing.

Speaker 6 (02:43:00):
Thing she wasn't. She went from a size like I
think twenty eight to a four, back up to eighteen,
and then.

Speaker 1 (02:43:09):
She was going to do which is still better than
what she was.

Speaker 6 (02:43:11):
Absolutely back to a beauty pageant, and she's practicing for
this beauty pageant. She's lifting, she's being all trying to
be sexy for a man or whatever, and her armpits
were oh, there was a bush of hair in her armpits.
And then she was going to do this lingerie photo shooting.

(02:43:32):
Her boyfriend at the time had to come and shave her.
Oh my gosh, herr vagina.

Speaker 1 (02:43:38):
Yes, so a couple of things I'm observing right now,
A couple of things I'm observing it happening. You don't
really believe reality TV? Right, you know that's all.

Speaker 6 (02:43:47):
Made right, right, right?

Speaker 12 (02:43:48):
Right?

Speaker 1 (02:43:50):
Do you? Though? Yeah?

Speaker 6 (02:43:52):
Yeah, yeah, I get it. I don't know if you
do definitely scripted.

Speaker 1 (02:43:56):
I don't know if you do like that's all made up. Yeah,
she may not really do that. She's just collecting her check,
right and two And this is going to come across
as me. But I don't know another way to ask this.
What makes you an expert? I'm pretty.

Speaker 6 (02:44:12):
Totally not. You're absolutely right, totally not.

Speaker 1 (02:44:15):
Neither am I.

Speaker 6 (02:44:15):
By the way, it's so subjective, But there's more than
it's inner and outer beauty, and she just wasn't it.
But again, I was so addicted to the show, and
I think it was more of her kids and that
I was more addicted to, not so much her. Yeah,
but it was just her attitude and she was so
judgy of everyone else.

Speaker 1 (02:44:36):
And have you listened to the show We're judgy? So again,
I don't know what attribute she's got confidence, right, yeah,
she I don't know what you're talking about, Like, she's
not pretty, she's not she's not your type. It's different.
That is a true story. She does look a lot better,
and she did though. I give her that. I gave

(02:44:57):
her that. She does look a lot better than she did.
She was a thumb before. Now she's just a skinny thumb.
She ain't my cup of tea. I don't find her
attractive at all, not even a two a. It's just
not my thing. But there's a lot of traits of
human beings that I don't like. That doesn't mean they're
not pretty people or beautiful people. It's beautiful on the inside.

Speaker 6 (02:45:17):
Watching the show, I wasn't even getting that.

Speaker 1 (02:45:19):
From really, you know how the story ends, Why you're
shocked by Mama June's a slob is not? Is really weird?

Speaker 6 (02:45:31):
Well, I'm still lonely on season two.

Speaker 1 (02:45:33):
So you watched the whole fur who's more? Who should
be more critique here? For real? Yeah? I by no
means know what pretty is. I know what I like
different strokes for different that's right. I don't think farting

(02:45:53):
is unattractive. Hmmm. Uh. I think you bring a valid
point there. If Kate Upton was sitting here in this
room with us right now and she let a big
old beefy ripper out, I mean like, okay, she's still hot.

Speaker 6 (02:46:10):
What if it smelled horrible.

Speaker 1 (02:46:13):
Doubled eggs, It's still fine, It's fine. Yeah, I don't
know that. I wouldn't say blow it in my face,
but yeah, I'll be like, okay, I'm I would still
like to see her naked. Can being authentic is a
great character trait? Can you still have that opinion even
with you don't agree with their authenticity? Yeah? I don't

(02:46:35):
think you can. You're judging that because she's fart and
Harry armpits that she's not pretty.

Speaker 6 (02:46:44):
No, she she's not. She No, there's no inner. There
was moments where I was like, oh, like yeah, she
that was really sweet of her to say, But then
she would go back and do something completely asinine on
TV right yeah, or lie about something or talk about

(02:47:06):
something that was just made.

Speaker 1 (02:47:08):
Her look ugly, Like we were talking off air, we
were talking about you said the Chiefs have the best
team chemistry, and I said, I don't know if I
agree with that, and you were very confident in that statement, right,
I have no idea. I'm seeing short fragments of team chemistry.
Team chemistry isn't what happens on game day. Team chemistry

(02:47:29):
is what happens in the locker room in a practice.
The things we don't get to see. We just get
to see these shiny, polished product because guys on the
sidelines going go get them guys is not team. Helping
players up. That's not team. It can be a sign,
but it isn't the definitive factor.

Speaker 6 (02:47:46):
I think they're a well oiled machine.

Speaker 1 (02:47:49):
I don't know, not the season. Nobody is this season
Bills the Lions, Yeah, they're pretty well oiled. The Vikings
well oiled. I'm just saying that, like you can't judge
based off one little glimpse like that.

Speaker 6 (02:48:07):
I think I'm basing it off of the past three
seasons though.

Speaker 1 (02:48:11):
Of a TV show which they filmed in like six weeks, oh,
in six weeks, right, like on The Mama June. They
film it in a short amount of time. Are you
the person you are on the radio. I hope so
do you are you the person you're on the radio.
I'm the same person on the air as I am outside.

(02:48:32):
I would I would say no for you because you
you will definitely not. We have some confrontations on the
show we just do, right. You wouldn't do that in public.
I don't think I've seen you see people act a
certain way and you let that go. You got to
catch me on a certain day or whatever, maybe feeling absolutely.

Speaker 6 (02:48:52):
I think it depends on the person though.

Speaker 1 (02:48:53):
Yeah, yeah, that too. There's a lot of different factors
that go in there, but overall scope of things, Yeah,
there's some things we have to do on the show
that we would not do in public. Right of course,
nine times out of ten in public, I'm not talking.
I just don't want to, right.

Speaker 9 (02:49:10):
So.

Speaker 1 (02:49:11):
I think when you're doing entertainment, it's a completely different boat,
completely different. Patrick Mahomes could be the worst human being
on the planet. His wife completely indoctrinate after just fucking
kicking babies. You wouldn't know it. I just don't think
you can judge off those little things. Mama June, what

(02:49:32):
the fuck are you doing already?

Speaker 6 (02:49:35):
It just happened to be on after something that find
the remote.

Speaker 1 (02:49:39):
I know, and you watched the whole first season I did.
It's enough to judge you just off that. That's how
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