BMMS 2-11-25

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what I'm about to tell you. But I'm short. Why now,
I'm five eight I am average height, that is the
average height of humans, five feet eight inches, right, and uh,
I always like to remind people that, but nobody likes
to hear it. There are smaller people in this world

(03:54):
than you. Yes, you too, You're five eight two dude,
I don't know. I don't think so I have to
get a tape measure out on this. When was the
last time you measured You've been measured up height? Yeah? Yes,
not from the beasts if I push it deep into
the carpet, all right. I think the last time I

(04:15):
went to the like for a doctor thing, Yeah, I
don't recall.

Speaker 6 (04:18):
What did they actually measure you? Or do they just
ask you?

Speaker 1 (04:21):
Yeah? That's that's a good point because usually I think
they just asked me, and I'm like, oh, yeah, five ten?
You say five to ten? Yeah, I think that's even
what's all my dreapers leasons as well? Do you think
he's five ten? Maybe? Why I think we should get
you know, uh, a tape measure or somebody smarter than
us in here to actually do it. What does it

(04:42):
say here? I know I'm five eight, so I don't
need a tape measure. Yeah, five to ten. I have
measured myself one hundred and eighty five pounds. Jus, so
you are a liar on your driver's no actually spilling
over the chairs? No, I've lost a lot of weight. Man.
You just talked about was yesterday about spilling over a chair?
Oh no, I was just those chairs are uncomfortable. I

(05:02):
was fat and bloated. I'm not spilling over the cheer,
not like I like. You know, I get an airplane
taking I gotta buy two seats, or when I go
to the thunder game, I gotta get two seats. Now
I'm just fat because I hate too many sandwiches. Yeah,
not five, are not one hundred and eighty five pounds, right,
I just know you and I pretty much look each
other right in the eye. We might be five nine right, no, right,

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But it's never bothered me. It's never I'm not insecure
about it. I don't care. You're the one that has
a problem with it. You're the one that thinks it's
Napoleon syndrome. You're the one that thinks it creates some
sort of inability to reach things on the top top shelf.
Right they mixed stepstools for that. Yeah, there's solutions, sladders, cheers.
It's funny how like someone like gimpy, You're like, good job,

(05:52):
Gimpy for overcoming your thing, But when someone shorts are
like pee you pussy, like get some leg extensions? No less,
uh huh. I wanted to share with you this relationship
between a guy who is five to six and his
six ' two girlfriend. Now they have a social media account.

(06:13):
They're in college. She is a former volleyball player. Toward
her acl he wrestles on the wrestling team at five
feet six inches tall helsball was she against six six two?
That is a dramatic difference. That's a big bitch type
of difference. So if you know the reference, it's all
for a woman. Yeah, yes, Amazonian like, yeah, definitely, She's

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not buying clothes at target, no true statement, and so
uh maybe she is just letting them be awkward. Nonetheless,
he is currently the fourth ranked one hundred and thirty
three pounder for the state the college wrestling team. He's
a four time All American in his senior year. And
what I wanted to point out was one how funny

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their tiktoks are because of the abnormal height different and
you would easily go to him and be like, look
at this clown, look at this silly individual. And this
boy can woolf's mass, no doubt, he is perfect height

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for her, perfect He just rest his little head right there.

Speaker 6 (07:22):
Honors he absolutely him.

Speaker 1 (07:25):
He does look like a little baby compared to her.
And I'm not calling him a baby. I'm saying he
looks like well and even got the glasses and all that.
He looks nerdy a f But this boy can whoop.
You don't become fourth in the country and not be good. Now,

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that doesn't mean he couldn't get knocked out. That doesn't
mean a calm down. They got him matched up against
a bunch of other losers. Sure, sure, in one hundred
and thirty three pounds. And she's not a she's not rails.
She is a tall, proportionally correct, completely fine looking woman. Yeah,

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and he is any tiny. Yeah. I just thought it
was an interesting You see a short king like this
and you go and he could easily smoke most of
us with no problem. Just because you doesn't mean you

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can fight. Just because you're big don't mean you can
fight exactly. I've seen plenty of people that think they're
tough af because they're tall and get whooped, not in
the street at fights. Just because you're ripped don't mean
a thing. That means you like to pump some iron
and go to the gym. Maybe that means you have vanity,

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is what it means. Because this guy don't look ripped either.

Speaker 6 (08:55):
No, eh, with his shirt off, he looks pretty ripped.

Speaker 1 (08:58):
He doesn't look Brad pitt six packs very tone. You're
not zero percent body fat. You're not seeing every muscle, tendon, whatever. Right,
he look like a rock when he takes his shirt off. Likewise,
he's not gimp your eye. He doesn't have a pack,
just one tall boy forty ouncer. Yeah, I don't have

(09:21):
I have a forty ouncer right there. I don't have
a six pack. It's more peer. But there are some
really big fighters that you would go no way, and
they are nasty fighters. They're so good, and I just
love a good don't judge a book by its cover,
video story because you don't know. Yeah, our friend, uh,

(09:44):
Jimmy the brick Flick, he's a smaller fellow. He's ripped
though he is. But if he's got his clothes on
or whatever, you look at average. He takes his shirt
off to fight, You're like, oh damn right and nice,
So like you think when someone's nice, they're like, well,
they're not tough. What does tough mean? Is tough mean tenacious, resilient, confident, right, right,

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ability to take a hammer to their pinky and be like, right,
go to work when they're sick. What is what is tough?
It's like mail is what it is. It's all just
a matter of opinion. What you think is tough, I
may not think is tough. Right, There is no clear answer.

(10:33):
I bet there is a clear answer, but I don't
know if you would accept it because it might not
go against the things that you think are tough. Some
people think not crying is tough, tough, that's weakness. Well
that's not tough. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (10:51):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (10:51):
Tough can mean strong, resilient, or able to handle difficult situations.
It can also mean difficult or stubborn. Ah, that's just
the google that if there was a story online about
Jason Kelsey and how there was this kid who was
injured and he wanted to go to the game or whatever,

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and his friend was injured, it was whatever, and he cried,
And Jason Kelsey cries a lot, and I would consider
him a very tough individual. You don't play offensive line
in the NFL without having some cohones and some resilience
and toughness, mental fortitude, and then cry right can be

(11:33):
sensitive to core right. Chris Jones right for the Chiefs,
He's one of his the famous pictures. I judge what
I blamed the reason they didn't play well because he
didn't someone handed him a tissue and we didn't see
him cry during these national anthem But then again, you
could be tough, but if you cried during the national anthem,
you're still tough, right, patriotic at that point? Yeah right,

(11:55):
because you yeah right? Or dust or you had some
of those cheese nachos and they put some of those
holopenos on it, and you rub your eye and got
some Holopeno juice in it. Those are things jam.

Speaker 6 (12:10):
Yes, and that'll make you cry.

Speaker 1 (12:13):
I don't love those. The cheese is never warm enough.

Speaker 6 (12:17):
No it's not, and it's sometimes too thick, and the
chips are kind of stale.

Speaker 1 (12:23):
Getting nachos out of a concession stand, what are you expecting?
Pro Yes, when I'm paying double digits for something, I
expect it to be above average. I don't know. We
may have to ask Gorski this when he starts coming in,
you know, to talk drillers baseball. But I imagine they
buy like their chip stock in bulk, like you know,
boxes at a time, and they'll get like, let's just say,

(12:47):
a hundred boxes. Yeah, and then you know some of
those boxes are gonna have sit there and they're ever
gonna be fresh. You know, they're gonna be a little sticky. Yeah. No,
I have an expectation of the price you pay equating
to the delicious and the and the holo painters that
come with it. They've been sitting in that can for
god knows how long, right with you know, the volunteer

(13:07):
just reaching in, grabbing a handful, flinging them on there,
picking their nose. We don't know when those hollow painters
were picked. We don't know when they were canned. Yeah,
there's just a date that's stamped on them that says
it's best if you use them by this date. There's
still good, but they're just best if you use them
by this date. I know this is just a flaw
in being five eight, but I kind of have an

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expectation of them being better than what you get at
a convenience store at two am, because it's the only
convenience store between here and you know, the two lane
road and the desert you're going to. I think short
of making your own damn nachos, I put them all
in the same category. Whether they're convenience store or ballpark notches.
Short of making them yourself. You're always gonna get that

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kind with that gloopy, gelatinous cheese that isn't really cheese, right,
I don't think so. It's not cheese product. Yeah, cheese ish. Yeah,
it's all the same. If you want real good, decent notches,
make it yourself. And and I just feel like I

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want it to be warm, right, yeah, and not stale.
It's not a high threshold. I'm not asking for Gordon
Ramsey with truffle sauce and all that other stuff. I'm
just saying warm and not stale. That's my thing. And
I know we'll get into a ballpark stuff. But when
I think about going to the ballpark, nachos and not

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on my radar, there's nowhere near my radar. I'm getting
a hot dog before before I get notch. Yeah you are, Yeah,
of course you are. Nachos anytime you want it right
in the bun till the no. You're not a picky guy,
all right, You'll gladly take the waner in the butt

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or not give me as long as it ends up
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Speaker 6 (16:20):
Man accused of stealing over twenty appliances from home construction sites.
This happened down in Palm Coast, Florida. Throughout the month
of January. Fifty year old James Shepherd stole twenty two
home appliances from home construction sites and Flagler and Saint
John's County. According to both Flaggler and Saint John's at

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County Sheriff's offices, Officials at cameras captured Shepherd driving through
the communities under construction, entering homes, removing the appliances and
placing them in the bed of his truck. The stolen
appliances ranged from refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, washing machines, and dryers,

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along with smaller items such as doorknobs, paint, air filters,
and tile grout. So far, detectives believe Shepherd committed eight burglaries.
He was arrested on January twenty first, finding the items
in a storage unit belonging to the man the day prior.
Officials arrested and charged Shepherd for driving with an expired

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license and driving a vehicle with a stolen license plate.
A full size refrigerator happened to be in the bed
of the truck and it was stolen. Investigators said that
Shepherd would often swap vehicles and license plates during his
string of thefts. He's now facing charges of burglary of
an unoccupied dwelling, petit theft, and grand theft. Both of

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the sheriff's offices are seeking victims who may have purchased
appliances since January first from Shepherd without realizing they were
stolen items. Residents are asking to call a hotline to
figure out out all of the details of their purchases.

Speaker 1 (18:09):
The construction sites. I don't know why more construction sites
don't purchase those standalone solar powered cameras. Yeah, like the
ones you see in like grocery store, parking lots and stuff. Yeah.
They built a dollar Tree near my house and they

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had one of those cameras up the whole time, facing
the front of the building as they were building it.
It was there until the day they opened. And I'm
sure they're not cheap, But to deal with that type
of frustration because construction sites get targeted all the time. Yeah,
their supplies are just laying there, and I get it,

(18:50):
you know, twiggers are like, oh I could take it.
Look at all that copper, Look at all that wood,
look at that referrige rate door, right yeah, And a
lot of times they're left unlocked right all the time
because they think, Ah, who's gonna who's gonna bother it?
And when you have places like that, our whole developments
are getting built and there's not a lot of eyes.

Speaker 6 (19:12):
Or do they just think like, oh, no, one's gonna
think that the appliances are even in yet because the
house isn't finished.

Speaker 1 (19:19):
I mean you would have to either stake it or
go in and search the home to know. It's hard
to know where homes are in stages from the outside
at night, right right, So you're definitely driving through during
the day while there's light, seeing what's finished and what's not.
I'm sure there's a method to their madness. Oh yeah,

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and think about the number of construction areas then construction areas. Yeah, yep.
Man charged after stealing and sniffing kids socks. It comes
out of Utah, where a sixty three year old dude
named Roland Brown was reported to the police because he
was stealing in children's socks at the Rush Funplex. Uh So,

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the witnesses say that he had stolen the sox and
sniffed them while he was taking pictures of the kids
playing at the funplex. So police go and they get
some warrants. They get a warrant to search his house
and as electronic devices. They found multiple files of child
sexual abuse material, some of which appeared to be produced

(20:27):
by the man himself. He said some of the other
pictures are found were of kids trying on shoes. They
went ahead and arrested him ten counts of aggravated sexual
exploitation of a minor, nine counts of sexual exploitation of
a miner, and one count of tampering with a witness
because he tried to get one of the witnesses to

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lie to the court. I don't want to smell anyone's socks.

Speaker 6 (20:53):
No, especially a child's shit.

Speaker 1 (20:58):
I mean, like I'm a to my wife, I don't
want to smell our socks at all. That was weird,
but like you, no, I agreed with it. Oh okay,
you've also made that when you're excited for something, So yeah,
I don't want to smell your wife socks. Do you
want to smell your girl socks? Try to get away
from them as quick as possible. Not like they're bad

(21:21):
or anything, but they're they're bad. They're bad their socks,
they're bad. All that foot sweat absorbing all day, the
bacteria breeding ground socks are gross. I'm just saying, like,
I'm I'm attracted to my wife and I don't want
to smell her socks. So the idea that you maybe
you can't get with kids because you're that's your thing, right,
But you're like, well, if I can get their socks, though,

(21:43):
that's just as creepy. Man, It's just as creepy. It's
creepy if it's your wife. I think I think it's
a little more excusable if it's your wife. But no kids, No, no,
it's your wife. Some sniffer underwear, right.

Speaker 6 (21:59):
Kid foot and pictures of kids trying on shoes.

Speaker 1 (22:03):
Yeah, that's a little weird. Yes, I like the way
you tie your shoes, right. Look at those slip ons.
That velcrow sound really gets me when. I love the
way they light up when you jump up and down.
Man faces federal charges for seeking elephant tranquilizer. Twenty nine

(22:25):
year old man is facing the federal charges I mentioned
after allegedly attempting to obtain a care final tell, a
powerful synthetic opioid use as an elephant tranquilizer. He was
charged with the carl Yeah, Pendleton was charged with attempted
possession with intented distribute after authorities intercepted a package containing

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twenty grams of the drug late last month. The drug
is ten thousand times stronger than morphine and highly lethal.
Investigators say the man tracked the package and kept records
of drug transactions. Wow, they even got him signing for
it because it got delivered to his home. Yeah, quick
Google search. I mean, I can't find anywhere where you

(23:07):
could just buy that sort of thing. I guess you
have to be a specialist. Is this for a zoo
or something? I don't Yeah, I guess you got to
get cozied up to the zoo keeper, the elephant trainer,
I guess, I don't know. And do they use them
a lot? Right? I would think the vet might be
the only person that uses it a lot, right?

Speaker 6 (23:28):
Or when transporting an elephant to a zoo.

Speaker 1 (23:32):
Do they I don't know. If you want to knock
it completely out. I mean they're kind of heavy. Yeah, right,
And we've all woken up, you know, still jacked up
from the night before, and I'm disoriented, wondering what's going on?
How did I get here? Who's this strange person in
my bed? Imagine if you were an elephant, and do
you go, hey, man, I've got some zannies, or I

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got some weed, or I've got some heroin, or I've
got some morphine, or I've got some fitting on and
that your customer's like, ah, I'm just tired of the
same old, same old. And he looks over his left
shoulder and looks over his right shoulder. He's like, I
got some elephint triquilizer. Show. You don't say what do

(24:18):
you get? What do you say? Like? Does the wife go,
what do you Who's gonna buy that? Who wants that?

Speaker 6 (24:23):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (24:23):
I'm gonna find somebody though. I got this one guy, Spider. Oh,
we gotta come up with a different name. I forgot uh,
we got this one guy Skeeter. Skeeter. Yeah, that's the
old Billy its it fits. I feel like, yeah, Spider
is dangerous, but Skeeter is too, but in a different way. Also,

(24:44):
you would go to a Skeeter to buy something. Probably
I got his friend Skeeter Man. He can get the
best stuff. He get the best ditch weed, all right,
and moonshine, and he knows how to fix your lawnmower.
And he loves biscuits and mustard. Uh all right. All
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Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show nine six kmod.
You can also text bmms and then what you want
to say to eight two nine four five. I was
looking at some NFL data from Patrick Mahomes and it
showed all of his games this season and his drop

(25:41):
back rate, I mean almost every game over fifty percent,
some games seventy percent. The Buffalo game is like seventy
five percent drop back rate. The Super Bowl seven, oh wow,
he easily had and not to take away from Philadelphia
because they played a phenomenal game, a classic, maybe one
of the best Super Bowl performances of all time. But

(26:05):
he did not have a good game. They crushed him,
and it think about that, you have like your worst
game of your career in the Super Bowl. Yeah, who,
it's not bad, I guess uh. I mean you also
might not forget it right. There could be some you
might not recover on something like that. Psychologically damning. It

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can happen. It can happen. It's really hard to get
a Super Bowl, so you may never get back that
chance to redeem yourself. That's what makes the Jalen Hurts
the story so impressive is he got the chance to
go back and redemption right. Redemption isn't automatic, but they
he had the worst game.

Speaker 6 (26:46):
So it's so crazy is that you know, everyone has
their bad days or whatever, but all season they didn't
have bad days and then.

Speaker 1 (26:53):
The one time where you're at amost exactly, I think, okay,
here's my ten thousand foot of valuation of it. I
think he's so much the heartbeat of the team is
when he has a bad day, the others can't get
on the same page. But when he's having a good day,
he can keep everybody going and they can help carry
their portion. But when he has a bad day over

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and over and over and over and over and over
and over and over and over and over and over.
And that's just the first quarter. I don't think if
they're like, if Patrick can't do it right, how are
we supposed to It's true, yeah, but it's some amazing
stats coming out. And also all these people that weren't

(27:36):
going to watch it because it was the Eagles and
Chiefs again, they have their biggest watch ever. Amazing how
that happens.

Speaker 6 (27:55):
The Saints have found their next head coach. ESPN reports
Eagles offensive coordinator Can Moore is expected to take the
job barring any unexpected developments. He's been the top candidate
for the vacant job since completing a pair of interviews
with the team last month. New Orleans fired Dennis Allen
during the regular season, and special teams coach Darren Rizzip

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filled in on an interim basis. Moore is no previous
head coaching experience, but has enjoyed success as a play
caller and oversaw an Eagles attack that ranked eighth in
the NFL in total offense this season.

Speaker 1 (28:29):
This is a really weird story because they have been
saying this for like four or five days, and normally
it's like the day after they finalized that. Right the
super Bowl as yousally wait, and the fact that he
had it didn't even get finalized yesterday. Now maybe they're like, yeah,
take a day to celebrate. But also, if you're the Saints,
you want to get that announced as soon as possible

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to get people excited. And there's a lot of hope
that he's going to be a great head coach. Some
obviously say he's a great offensive mind. He's more of
a passing offensive mind. So the fact that he changed
his mindset to be calling the plays that he did
for the Eagles shows his evolution. But I know Cowboys

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fan is like, huh, because he was a Cowboys offensive coordinator.
Oh and they didn't have a lot of success, and
the Saints have a lot of cap problems, so they're
not going to be getting any studs anytime soon. So
we'll see how that plays out. Maybe they'll announce that today.

Speaker 6 (29:28):
Yeah, I'm the head coach of the Super Bowl champion Eagles,
says adversity help them immensely. Nick Sirianni told the media
yesterday that he was grateful for how twenty twenty three
ended because it shaped the team for this playoff run.
Philadelphia started ten to one during that season and collapsed
down the stretch, losing six of its last seven games,

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including a wild card defeat to the Buccaneers. Meanwhile, several
players on the team use the Chiefs talk of a
three peet as motivation. Brandon Graham said it was kind
of a slap to the team when all of the
common Harry was focused on Kansas City leading up to
Super Bowl fifty nine.

Speaker 1 (30:05):
We weren't gonna play good. And then we saw Sports
Center right and we were like, well, that's it.

Speaker 6 (30:12):
All they do is talk about it, cheeves.

Speaker 7 (30:14):
We're gonna give them a reason to talk. We're making
to the biggest game of our career. Talk about us
on ESPN like that. We gotta show them, guys, was
this a Disney movie?

Speaker 6 (30:28):
And that's your balls to the wall sports? I'm Lindsay
in ninety seven five.

Speaker 1 (30:45):
Good morning, It's the Big NAD Morning Show. Nine four six,
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you head over to the website the rockskmod dot com
and sign up twins some there. All right, So there's
an article about a robot that was created and has

(31:34):
AI in it and did a thirty minute DJ set
in San Francisco. And here we are. We're not very
far into robots. I don't think we're that far into robots,
and we already have them not doing things that I
think are necessary. If we're going to create a robot,
maybe just have them focus on cancer for t'ma again,

(31:57):
I'm just but there are other things that I think
if we're going to create a robot that that could
be helpful with. Then I've compiled a list here of
things that we could use an AI robot for other
than a dj in a clerb like a pet translator. Yeah, okay,

(32:17):
learn their language and then tell me what my dog wants.
That are my goldfish?

Speaker 6 (32:23):
Are their ailments? Yeah?

Speaker 1 (32:26):
A wardrobe optimizer. So many people don't know how to
pick their clothes or what is the right color. If
you had a robot that could be like here, pick
these two things.

Speaker 6 (32:35):
Or for people that are like color blind.

Speaker 1 (32:37):
Color blind's another great one, or just blind might be
a good helper. A lot of people don't know what
to wear the right thing that isn't it hardly matters?
But to some people it does matter. A lost item finder?
How about a robot that uses computer vision and memory

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to recall and locate misplaced keys, wallets, glasses by tracking
their last location. And I know you can put an
air tag on.

Speaker 6 (33:07):
It, but does your husband really want to put an
air tag on his belt? Probably not.

Speaker 1 (33:14):
How's the robot going to know where your belt is?
Robot stuff? How does it know whether to play when
to play? Strutton? I guess you're right. Stroking A meal
rescue assistant detects when you're about to burn food or
overcook a dish and suggest quick adjustments. Are alternative recipes
to help salvage it.

Speaker 3 (33:34):
Love.

Speaker 1 (33:35):
That makes sense. Yeah, all better than a robot DJ
for a club or just to.

Speaker 6 (33:40):
Cook your dinners at night for busy moms.

Speaker 1 (33:43):
How about an energy saving robot detect when you lift
a room, turns off unnecessary lights or electronics. Adjusting your
homes energy uses intelligence. There's already a device you can
have installed on your on your your panel and it
will then kick it out into an app and it'll
tell you what is using the most electricity in your home.

(34:06):
Oh so if you need to, you can go and
unplug your refrigerator right, or that maybe it's using more
electricity than it should. Like I have an echobe thermostat.
It will tell me when the system is not functioning
correctly and I need it needs attention way before it
breaks down. Right, So uh, how about a silent alarm clock.
Now this one might need a little bit of cell

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but hear me out. Instead of hearing a loud a,
you have a robot AI gently wake you up. Oh god, O, way,
you're right. I didn't even think about that. This is
gonna take some getting used to this creepy robot coming

(34:49):
in and touching you while you're sleeping, trying to wake
you up. Excuse me, quarterbin, time to get up. There're
scientific evidence that certain smells control your mood, your demeanor,
and in some arguments, even make you better, like healthy,
and why not have a robot or AI that can

(35:10):
sense your mood and disperse senses to help boost you
mentally physically. You seem like you're in a bad mood.
Here's some lavender. I think this one's a pretty good one.

(35:31):
How about a social wingman can assist in conversations by
whispering interesting facts, reminders of people's names. Conversation starters love it. First,
you got to explain to these people who this guy is.
Just ignore them. You can't ignore him. He's made of
a metal Listen, an AI robot doesn't necessarily have to

(35:53):
look like an AI robot from I Am Robot. Sure, absolutely, Yeah,
they make those sex dolls realistic looking. You can they
those ray Band sunglasses. I ain't lying. I would like
I like I would like a pair that can you
can record. It shows video in the lenses, it talks
to you. It's kind of like Google lens, but from
ray Band. Yes, it looks a little more normal, Okay,

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it doesn't look so crazy and when they show the commercial,
they show it where uh the girl's playing pool and
she goes, uh, whatever, Google record and it records the
video of her shot. Like that's pretty rather than like
hold on the phone and unlock and the things, Oh
I could buy that. It would be better if it's like,

(36:36):
hey Google, how do I make this shot? Hey? Shut up, Lola,
nobody asked you how do I make this shot? And
then like it pulls up in your glasses like all right,
you want to hear death right? Or who's this walking
towards me? I don't do? How do I know them?
That's Steve from accounting Man. Then you're getting into you know,
personal information and the robots have it, you know, and

(36:58):
he already do up in arms of my anyway they
already do. They already do. Or it can go through
like facebooks and goes that's your friend on Facebook.

Speaker 6 (37:07):
Oh yeah.

Speaker 1 (37:09):
Kind of along the same lines. Out about a body
language coach observes your posture, expression, gestures, providing real time
feedback to improve your confidence, presence, and communication skills. Some
of these, now that we're getting to a little bit different,
like a sock matcher a little automatically sort and pair
your socks like maybe full my laundry. I'm all about,
But I don't really find matching socks as a giant

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obstacle or inconvenience in my life. No toothbrush timekeeper, I
don't see that as a giant inconvenience. I couldn't see
the argument that both these that I'm miss mentioning is
less still better than a robot DJ for a club?
How about an anti awkward exit assistant? And it detects

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when you're stuck in an awkward conversation and provides a
subtle excuse in your ear or via a phone vibration
to get you to leave, Yeah, yeah, or just go bye?
All right, I excuse me. I got to go give
my goldfish a bath. Most times I don't even say bye.
I just leave the old Irish goodbye. If it's awkward

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me leaving without announcing it, does it make it more awkward?
Parking Spot Sniper uses real time local data predictive analytics
to find you the best parking spot before you arrive.

Speaker 6 (38:25):
Love that, yes, home run all better.

Speaker 1 (38:31):
Or all better than a robot DJ. This text here says,
how about robot soldiers? So men and women are not
on the front lines. Isn't that kind of how terminator started? Yeah,
you know, but we'll have like an all sure crowd
navigator helps you avoid slow walkers and busy areas by

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predicting foot traffic flow and suggesting alternative routes until you
walk into a lake thanks GPS. Right, or it recommends
you know the bad part of town to walk through. Right,
there's less traffic in the high murder area. There's a
reason why there's a guy on TikTok that he rides

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his bike through like the most dangerous parts of LA.
He's got like one of those e bikes, so it's
kind of fast, and it's like usually homeless encampments and
sometimes he has to like avoid getting hit by bags.
It's the funniest thing and also the really rudest thing
because he's doing it for entertainment and these people are
like just trying to survive, like whatever. But yeah, you

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might get recommended to go down this slow foot traffic
area because a murder happened there. How About a smart
spatula monitors the temperature of your food and vibrates when
it's time to flip pancakes, steaks, or eggs for the
perfect cook. I wouldn't hate that.

Speaker 6 (39:54):
Well, making pancakes isn't hard, that's no, I don't need
that one.

Speaker 1 (40:00):
He's an expert pancake maker, pretty much sure. Grocery Freshness
Scanner scans food items in your fridge and alert you
when they're about to go bad, even suggest recipes for
using them. I love this. If you don't use AI
right now, there's a really good feature where you can

(40:20):
tell AI, hey, I have romaine, lettuce, leftover pizza and whatever,
and it'll kick you like four recipes if you ask
for four recipes. Or you can say, hey, I want
to make a one pan meal and I want it
to be easy, and I want it to be under

(40:41):
sixty calori. Whatever, you give it the prime, it will
find you recipes and they're not bad. I recently got
a chicken thigh marinade that I now love off AI
using yogurt and ginger and garlic and soy sauce. Would
have never done that on my own.

Speaker 6 (41:00):
Nice.

Speaker 1 (41:01):
Yeah, dog poop a void. Now, this isn't a problem
for me because I don't have dogs and I tend
to not walk in dog parks. Right, But if that
is an important thing to you, I could see the
argument of why it's better than a robot ai DJ
in a club.

Speaker 6 (41:22):
I'll just tell you to stay out of Gimpe's yard.

Speaker 1 (41:24):
Right, how about a nap time optimizer analyzes your sleep
cycle and wakes you up at the perfect moment for
feeling refreshed. They, I mean a lot of people don't
know the correct amount of time they need. Everybody's different.
Some people need eight, some people need seven. Some people
think they don't need four. Right, and this says, listen,
if you're not for twenty minutes, you're good. I'll wake
you up in twenty minutes. I bet I don't hate

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any of these. These are all better than a row.
I don't think we need a robot DJ. I'm always
impressed when you go to Walmart or Sam's Club. I
think Costco has one too, that cleans the floors and
there's nobody behind it. Yeah, and I also love to
throw things down in front of it because it doesn't
know if there's someone in the aisle and it's trying
to turn, it'll get stuck and block the whole aisle.

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It's so funny, and then a human has to come
in and fix it, put it back on its path.
I love it.

Speaker 6 (42:16):
This is another good one. An allergens detector.

Speaker 1 (42:20):
Dude, what would it do? I detect allergens? Duh? Like
I know there's allergy, like if you walk into an
area and it's like, oh, high pollen area, or maybe
you know, you walk in and it's like this place
has lots of peanuts, right, stay away, Or you walk
in and there's a dog in lows because they're not

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supposed to be there.

Speaker 6 (42:42):
Huh h.

Speaker 1 (42:43):
So that's where the dog poop detector and the allergen
detector would come in handy, right, Yeah. I one, we
didn't see a symptom checker that will tell you if
you're sick before you're sick. I wear a whoop and
there are many times it tells me I'm sick before
I know I'm sick. Off met biometrics and goes. You
know these things aren't normal. You're probably getting sick right right.

(43:05):
I was just wondering like how that would work out.
You're like, take a crap in this box and then
put it in the robot and it will tell you
what's wrong with you. Yeah. No, I don't think you
need to do that. Uh huh. That feels like an
extra step on your part cleaning a toilet cleaning because
they have like pools now where you don't have to

(43:26):
clean the pool. It's got like jets in the bottom,
and then we'll go around and clean the bottom of
a pool, whether they work well or not. I think
is you know, argumentative, but why not have that for
like your bathroom or your toilet so you don't ever
have to clean it? Right? Like Rosie the maid from
the Jetsons.

Speaker 6 (43:43):
Yes, everyone needs a Rosie.

Speaker 1 (43:44):
I'm down. I never trusted her, she's so chipper all
the time. And Kurr and George, you think he was
always the maid. It's always the maid. Man. She did
have a big old fat ass, did shit, and she
didn't order him around like his stupid wife. Jane, Damna Jane. Yeah,
how about AI that can scan your spouse and let

(44:06):
you know when and why they are mad at you?
Oh well, I think you know when. It's just the
reason why we need to figure out. Can you please
stop saying, Hey, Google, you're driving my car crazy? Thanks,
no problem. I want my robot to have a Gimpi's voice.
All right, then I'm weird, but okay, that's cool. I

(44:28):
guess sounds like Corman is upset and worried that a
robot is gonna take his gerb I hope, so please,
I'm gonna be honest with you right now, I'm getting
tired of waking up at three am, So you get
a robot to do it. Twenty years of getting up
at three am, it's getting a little tiring. A harmful
bacteria and mold detector that would come in handy. A

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lot of people don't know that their house is filled
with mold or bacteria. How about your kids sick? Yeah,
right before they like they're like like, hey, they were
exposed to Timmy today, Timmy's got e sues.

Speaker 6 (45:09):
Absolutely, or just put one in a school to detect sickness.

Speaker 1 (45:14):
I don't know why schools don't. They don't put that.
Some hospitals have it, and it's a like a robot
thing that you can put your wheel into a room
and it UV light kills all the bacteria. Yeah, they
use it to sanitize hospital rooms. I don't know why
schools don't have this.

Speaker 6 (45:29):
Because they're probably extremely expensive.

Speaker 1 (45:31):
Yes, so is healthcare. Yeah. I paid six hundred dollars
for a litter robot for my two cats been the
best robot I've ever bought. I believe that. Chalk it
up to another reason why cats are dumb. They poop inside,
and you've got to buy stuff they've got. A cat's
got to figure it out. They clearly the anyway. Uh
I had a robot vacuum, Yeah.

Speaker 6 (45:54):
Mine it.

Speaker 1 (45:57):
Here was my problem with it. The idea was that
you had it and it would just like you could
tell it to vacuum at night or when you weren't
there or whatever. The problem is is that if you
don't want it going into your bedroom or your floor
has to be immaculate all the time, right, Can have
a pillow, can have a blanket if it gets hung
up on a corner or your sweatshirt's kind of hanging

(46:19):
off the couch. Yeah, and they fill up fast. I
think so those little trash trays they fill up super fast,
and you got to empty it out before it's even
done with the whole damn house. Yeah. I didn't find
it to be that great. You have one.

Speaker 6 (46:32):
Yeah, it goes off every morning at nine am except
for Sundays, and I mean sometimes it'll run into an
occasional problem and it'll say her name its name is
Rosie actually, and it'll say it couldn't finish the job
properly or something because maybe it did get stuck on something.
But nine times out of ten it's pretty accurate. And

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if it does fill up, it'll go back to its
home and empty and then go right back.

Speaker 1 (47:01):
You have to maintain it. You have to go and
clean it out.

Speaker 6 (47:03):
No, it does it by itself.

Speaker 1 (47:04):
Clean out the big catcher that it sucks everything out of.

Speaker 6 (47:07):
So what happens to the trash it catches, It goes
into like a a vacuum bag. It's got a big
tank and then that it takes probably a month for
it to fill. So once once a month, you're changing
that giant bag that's in it.

Speaker 1 (47:22):
And it doesn't do your whole house.

Speaker 6 (47:24):
Yeah, it's a map. I think the only room I
have left off of it is the laundry room because
it's just so it's smaller and the lip there's a
lip in the floor that it has a hard time reaching.
And then my bedroom so uh.

Speaker 1 (47:42):
So, but it never gets caught up in your kids
rooms with their toys or anything like that.

Speaker 6 (47:46):
No, because well two of the kids rooms are upstairs.

Speaker 1 (47:48):
So it doesn't do the whole house at all.

Speaker 6 (47:50):
No, it does the whole main floor, but.

Speaker 1 (47:52):
It doesn't do the whole house, so you still have
to clean rooms. Yeah, unless you get a second one
for upstairs.

Speaker 6 (47:58):
Yeah, I ain't doing that. Those things aren't cheap.

Speaker 1 (48:02):
Robot nurse, Yeah, that's a good idea. Got my six
hundred dollars cat robot on Prime Day for two eighty nine.
Another one Corbyn pussy Okay, I hope you get that
figured out. Man. All Right, we got to take a break.
We got tickets to Jerry Cantrell. We're gonna give away.

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(49:27):
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(49:47):
is your name? Brandon? Brandon? How are you today? I'm
doing Get out of you, good buddy, Uh, Lindsey, Gimpy
and Corbin. Everybody's available today? Who would you like to
give clues? Gimpy. Sixty seconds are on the clock. Timer
starts after the first clue. Here we go. Oh, okay,
So this is a rap song that was the main

(50:07):
song for the nineties movie Dangerous Minds. Yes, uh see
a hated sign on the side of the road. It
says fifteen miles to the Uh. When two people really
like each other, you would say they are in blank

(50:29):
with each other. Yes, that's the first word. Second word
is another name for a rundown house. Maybe. Uh, there
you go. This is the John Popper, the fat harmonica
player from the early nineties. Uh huh and walk don't

(50:50):
blank run around? There you go, Jesus Christ. This is
the guy who painted himself blue and grewsome boobs in
the early two thousands. Yes, you got that one. What's
another word for drugs? I think like old school word
for it. There you go, time time, time, I got four?

(51:17):
Pretty good, Brandon, hang on the line. Okay, good morning,
you're on the air. What is your name, Jennifer, Jennifer?
How are you today? Doing?

Speaker 2 (51:28):
Good?

Speaker 1 (51:28):
Good Jennifer? Who would you like to go clues? Lindsey
or Corbin? Let's go a sixty seconds are on the
clock timer starts after the first clue. Here we go. Okay,
this is the name. The band's name is a female
group and it is what you season food with from

(51:49):
the nineties. Correct, And this is one of the h
This is something you do. It's one of their more
famous songs. All right, push it, push it, not push it.
This is the other one. Some it is. It has
an extra vowel, but it's when you go to the mall,

(52:09):
you do what you shopping? Yes, extra vowel. What's the
valin shop? Shoot? There you go. Uh. This Atlanta duo

(52:29):
and they have the song about miss Jackson and this
is probably their most famous song. Yes, uh Amy Lee,
Amy Lee's band and this is their most famous song. Time. Wow, Jennifer,

(52:53):
we did not get it done. All right, thank you,
engratulations Brandon, you kick ass man. You're getting those stikets
to see Jerry Cantrell on February twenty fifth and one
hundred dollars gift card of Moodies Jewelry and you're qualified
for rocks and roses, which could get you one thousand
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in front because everybody.

Speaker 6 (53:20):
Here's the one where Corbin ended.

Speaker 1 (53:23):
Yeah. This is Amy Lee's band and this is probably
their most popular song. If somebody died and you could
hear what they were saying, they would probably say this.
What's the opposite of death? Life? That's the last word

(53:44):
of it. What's the opposite of takeaway? I think, lindsay,
do you have anything?

Speaker 6 (53:55):
I mean maybe if you can sing it a song?
All I think of is the chorus of this.

Speaker 1 (54:03):
Yeah, the hints. The problem that is the challenge of
this game evan es since bringing to Life is that one.

Speaker 6 (54:08):
Yeah, and he didn't even get started on his I
throw it in your pile, started it with yours because
he didn't give one hand.

Speaker 1 (54:15):
Yeah, I didn't even all right the record. Now, well,
that puts me further in a lead with three leaves
you with one, leaves Lindsey with zero.

Speaker 2 (54:26):
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is not released by Hamas and Gaza, all hell will
break out and he'll call for an end of the
ceasefire between Israel and the Palestinian militant group. The President
made the comments at the Oval Office yesterday. He said
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should be canceled. If all hostages are not released by Saturday,
all hell It's going to break out. The landing gear
is blamed for a deadly Scottsdale Airport crash. He collapsed.
The landing gear is the apparent cause of the deadly
plane crash near Phoenix involving a jet owned by Motley

(55:48):
Crew singer Vince Neil. One person was killed in the
Monday afternoon crash at Scottsdale Airport, with Fire Department spokes
been saying three people were taken to the hospitals too
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not on the plane, however, his girlfriend was and is
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(56:10):
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Sith directs military pawns on transgender recruits on PEAT is
also ordering suspension to plan procedures for current service members
with gender dysphoria as comes along and with President Trump's
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(56:31):
Sith wrote in a memorandum for senior Pentagon leadership, efforts
to split our troops along the lines of identity weaken
our forces and make us vulnerable. And the lastly here
two new street signs are installed in midtown Tulsa to
increase driver's awareness of motorcycles. It comes from a group

(56:52):
called ABAIT or American of Bikers. Aimed towards education. The
group brings attention to issues affecting motorcyclists. These of the
last two signs to go up in Tulsa. The next
group next to the group hopes to help spread the
safety campaign to broken air and surrounding areas.

Speaker 6 (57:20):
The Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl celebration parade is set for Friday.
City officials said the parade will be a celebration spanning
from Lincoln Financial Field to the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Speaker 1 (57:33):
Hopefully it will go off with no problems. That's what
I was just thinking. Hopefully since after their little riots
on Sunday, I didn't know if they were still gonna
do it. Hopefully there won't be like people hurting each
other bringing a gun, like, just celebrate, man, you guys
deserve a celebration. Yeah, why pretty soon They're not gonna

(57:56):
have these type of things, No, because there's too much
involved in them. People got shot last year. Yeah, the
riots that happened on Sunday night, burning places down and stuff,
sep trash cans on.

Speaker 6 (58:08):
Fire, breaking into banks.

Speaker 1 (58:10):
The talk was that if the Chiefs were gonna win again,
they were going over like what the plan was because
of the incident last year obviously weighed on a lot
of people, so people were curious, and they were gonna
not have it open to the public. It would be
on television, family and friends and employees you know, for
the team would be allowed to do. They would do

(58:31):
it at the stadium. I think that makes the best sense. Yeah,
it sucks, but when you got people shooting at each other,
come on, what else are you gonna do? Yeah?

Speaker 6 (58:41):
Yeah, And the forty nine ers are planning on their
franchise quarterback hit not planning on their franchise quarterback hitting
the open market anytime soon. San Francisco owner Jed Yorke
said yesterday that the team once brought Purdy to continue
as the Niners QB and that the team will do
everything we can.

Speaker 1 (59:02):
To make that work.

Speaker 6 (59:03):
The twenty five year old is set to enter the
final year of his rookie deal after being selected with
the last pick of the twenty twenty two NFL Draft.
He passed for three eight hundred and sixty four yards
with twenty touchdowns and twelve interceptions in fifteen games played
this past season.

Speaker 1 (59:21):
This is an interesting thing because this is the second
time we've heard from management that they want to keep him.
Why do they need is not that should be obvious?

Speaker 6 (59:30):
You're right, how many times do we need.

Speaker 1 (59:32):
To Why isn't it done?

Speaker 6 (59:33):
Then confirm?

Speaker 1 (59:34):
Yeah, this feels like they're having a negotiation problem. And
because that happens, right, they use the press to like
use some leverage and stuff like that, like maybe Brocks like, yeah,
I don't know, maybe I can go somewhere else and
make other money, and they're like, no, we want you
to stay. Is that what you mean? Well are they pay?
They offered an amount and he's like, I'm not a

(59:55):
fan of that, right, and they're like, look, we want you.
And then they public could come out and say it.

Speaker 6 (01:00:00):
We said we'll do anything we can.

Speaker 1 (01:00:02):
We want to killer. He's the one not cooperating. This
is very much a game a chicken, got it? Got it?

Speaker 6 (01:00:08):
Yeah. The Oklahoma City Thunder improved to forty three and
nine with a comfortable one hundred and thirty seven to
one oh one win against the New Orleans Pelicans last night.
The Thunder scored forty points off turnovers and recorded more rebounds, assists, steals,
and blocks than New Orleans. Adam Flagler, Dylan Jones, Brandon

(01:00:30):
Carlson and Alex Ducas nailed consecutive three pointers in the
game's closing minutes as the Thunder set a new franchise
record twenty seven threes on fifty five attempts. Oklahoma City
earned a twenty point lead for the sixth straight game
after losing to the Golden State Warriors on January twenty ninth.
The team won all four quarters against the number fifteen Pelicans.

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Shay Gilgis Alexander finished with thirty one points on ten
for twenty, shooting three steels, two assists, a block, and
a rebound. In three quarters, he sunk four triples on
nine attempts, tied for his second most makes this season.
Oklahoma City matches up against the Miami Heat tomorrow at
seven pm. Two of the NBA's most exciting guards are

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heading to the Bay Area for the NBA All Star Game.
Dallas Maverick star Kyrie Irving is replacing injured teammate Anthony
Davis on Team Shack, and Atlanta Hawk star Trey Young
is replacing injured Milwaukee Bucks forward Ayannis Adato Combo on
Team Chuck. The All Star Game is on Sunday at

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the Chase Center in San Francisco. This year's format is
a four team tournament. The squads were drafted last week
by TNT analysts Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Shaquille O'Neill.

Speaker 1 (01:01:53):
I think they've done a good job of making this
more entertaining than in past because they had the same
problem the NFL did, where people, you know, players will
why am I going to try and get hurt? Yeah, right,
and jeopardized the career, especially if our team's on a run.
So how do they get around that with basketball? They
did the flag football for football, they do well, they
do this like draft thing and guys, nobody's going hard

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in the paint, gotcha and game. Yeah, it's more of
like a light pickup game that you would you know,
pract do and practice. But it's entertaining because you're getting
guys playing with each other that normally wouldn't and somebody's
drafting them, and like it creates a little more excitement
around it.

Speaker 6 (01:02:30):
Yeah. Are we team Chuck or we team Shack?

Speaker 1 (01:02:33):
Right? Yeah, so I think it creates a little more
of excitement around it. Yeah, that Peyton. It just it
feels different when like it's football because you're drafting so
many people, right, and it just feels different. I don't
know why, but still fun. It is more fun.

Speaker 6 (01:02:49):
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Show at kmod dot com we read an email on
the air and give advice on what we think you

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guys should do. Uh. This email says, my parents are
getting older and it's becoming clear they need more care,
not just the usual help with groceries kind of thing.
Talking about my dad nearly setting the kitchen on fire
because he forgot he was cooking, and my mom insisting
she can still drive, and she recently mistook a Wendy's

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drive through for our garage. I'm not sure I want
to be the one taking care of them. Call it selfish,
call it self preservation. But I've spent decades dealing with
their chaos and the idea of signing up for full
time encore isn't exactly appealing. Maybe it's the guilt talking,
or maybe it's just common sense, but I need some perspective.
What would you do if you were in my shoes?

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Listener email from a person whose parents are getting older
and need some more intimate attention in their older age,
and they don't want to take care of them. Know
what we would do if we were in their shoes?
That's a good thing about being an orphan. I ain't
gonta worry about that, right or because they've died, yes,

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of course, yes, yeah, both of them are gone. That
worked itself out. Yeah, I mean, that is definitely something
people think about. And in our culture there's a lot
of options, and some cultures there isn't an option. You
have to take care of them or regardless huh, yeah,

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and not. They're not cheap. Any of those options aren't cheap.
They cost money in some capacity. A lot of it depends,
like how how well the parents in this case can
take care of themselves, right, or they need nurses to
come in and change their diapers or whatever. Yeah, what

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that goes into it. I mean short of them dying
at a young age, that that is going to happen.
You're going to need someone to take care of your
elderly parents. That's just the way it is. Whether they
become they have dementia, or they have Alzheimer's, or they

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become incapacitating some realm, or they can't function they need
help with daily activities showering. You're gonna have to take
care of your parents. And I bet there isn't very
many people who have thought about it or have a
plan at all. I was just digging around, like looking

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at like local senior assisted living places just to see
if they have prices listed on their websites, you know,
seeing how much that sort of thing costs. They don't. Yeah,
they don't. They don't.

Speaker 6 (01:06:51):
They want you to come find out for yourself.

Speaker 1 (01:06:53):
Oh yeah, no, they want that lead.

Speaker 6 (01:06:55):
Yes, absolutely, This.

Speaker 1 (01:06:56):
Text says it's hard work taking care of a parent,
they start acting like children. Not only is it hard
work taking care of a parent, I mean taking care
of anybody caring for another individual is hard work, right,
just having children in caring for ms hard work? And
then add some other scenario medical reasoning. Whether it's a

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child or an adult, it is hard work. A place
for Mom dot com my father in law appreciated assistances
living because he had some sense of independence but was
still being cared for. I mean, I appreciate the name
drop A place for mom dot com feels like a
little sketchy. That's the one that Meredith Baxter endorses, you know,

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the mom his Family Times. Yeah. I was like, I know,
I've heard that name somewhere. Yeah, you know the type
of TV Gippi watches if that's the uh commercials reverse
mortgages and a place for Senior living for real find
out next after Andy Griffith. Yeah, and the costs have

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to be like crazy. I just did a simple Google search.
You know senior care facilities cost and it says according
to recent data, the national median monthly cost for an
assisted living facilities around fifty three hundred dollars a month,
while a private room in a nursing home average is
around good lord ninety seven hundred dollars a month. Cost

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can vary significantly based on location, level of care needed,
and type of room chosen. Yeah, ten thousand dollars a month. Right,
do you have ten thousand dollars a month to put
your mom up somewhere? I don't have ten thousand dollars
a month to put me up at the Radison, right, Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:08:49):
Where my where my grandparents were staying, because he was
in assisted living where he had his own place. It's
like his own like a one bedroom apartment. Wasn't a
full on kitchen, but he did have like a refrigerator
and a microwave and then a bathroom and one bedroom

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in a living room. And then she was in the
memory care part of the living center. So she was like,
I think closer to seven grand a month, yeah, because
she's twenty four hour care and he is too, but
obviously the needs are less, absolutely, and his was closer

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to like fifty one hundred and that was a discount
because they were both there at the same time.

Speaker 1 (01:09:40):
Right, So, just out of curiosity, lindsay, who pays for that?

Speaker 6 (01:09:45):
He did? They did?

Speaker 1 (01:09:46):
They did, yes, out of their Social Security checks.

Speaker 6 (01:09:50):
However, well, they had sold they had sold their primary
residence that they had lived in for sixty.

Speaker 1 (01:10:00):
In years okay, yeah, and then just use that money
and it's like, here's everything we got and put us
up for as long as this will.

Speaker 6 (01:10:06):
Get us pretty much.

Speaker 1 (01:10:07):
Wow, well sir, that's one hundred thousand dollars. It'll get
you seven months. I mean it's just sixty grand for
the for grandpa. Yeah a year, Yeah, ridiculous. So they
could easily go through their home in three years. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:10:24):
I think they were there.

Speaker 1 (01:10:27):
Just over a year, the two of them, So I
could see why, like people would choose to bring them
into their own house and take care from then. It's
more affordable that way, but that puts a massive strain
on your house ord and your family and the caregivers.
Reasonable answer, You're not legally obligated to care for your parents,
but you need to think about how you would feel

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if someone preventable, have something preventable happened to them. Nuclear
answer sounds like mom's driving is going to take care
of this issue sooner or later. Ah, yeah, and dad
will burn a house down. So that's all good unless
you want to spend a fortune for care, probably gonna
have to step it up that or find that weird
uncle you have that doesn't work and offer him a
room at your folks in exchange for caring for them.

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There was a story in the news the other day
that they just had a major bus I think here
in the area where they arrested some family members for
taking advantage of their elderly the people they were caring for,
and changing their estate and their will and taking money
from them and all of that. So just because it's
if it's the outcast uncle, I don't They may be

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outcast for a reason, right, I currently take care of
my grandfather. I'm twenty eight. I have put my personal
life on hold for the most part, I EU relationship, nights, out, vacations,
et cetera. But that did But that did take care
of me growing He did take care of me growing up.
And I'd choose to take care of my family ten
out of ten times. Everyone is different. You just have

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to be okay with your own decision. Yeah, I mean,
I bet if you asked your grandfather, he wouldn't want
you to put your life on hold. Right, I'm not
dogging on what you're doing. I think that's I think
that's cool. Yeah, it is. It's very admirable, very very honorable. However,

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this particular person may or may not. But I feel
like a twenty eight year old may look back in
like twenty maybe thirty years and be like, what happened?
You know, my kids are growing up. I've seen them
going out and having fun. I didn't get to do
any of that because I was still get home taking
care of ramps. Yeah, I mean I think they said
it you have to be okay with your decision. So
I think this person's well aware they're putting all that

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on hold. And what means more to you be like
when you close your eyes at the end, do you
want to go? I'm so glad. I told Grandpa to
get bent and I went and bendered at the local
bar or. I was there for the people I love
and that have loved me.

Speaker 6 (01:12:53):
I want to know why Medicare or insurance doesn't pay
for the cost of assisted living.

Speaker 1 (01:12:58):
I think you've answered that. I think you've already answered that.

Speaker 6 (01:13:03):
The cost or but why doesn't it even help put
you know in it, so pay for some of it?

Speaker 1 (01:13:11):
So couple things give me made a joke of like,
oh does it come out of Social Security? That's not
very much sure. I put money into my mom's account
every month from my personal money because she doesn't get
enough from Social Security to cover her daily expenses, and
she isn't living a glamorous lifestyle. So I that's a

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joke when people think they can live off social Security
as far as will Medicare pay for it will certain
places and to a certain amount. But you have to
make under a certain amount. It isn't a guarantee just
because you're a citizen you get this. Take Remember we're

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not for that. This says cruises. That's what my grandfather does.
That's what my parents plan to do. Cost my granddad
about ten thousand dollars a year. So you just put
your old folks on a boat and ship them out there.
That sounds good. But what if they need assisted care?

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That's what we're talking about. I gotta buy another ticket
for you know, the nurse and trust that they're not
going to be, you know, doing crazy. Unless you want
to spend a fortune for care, you were probably going
to have to step it up. Another one, Suck it up, buttercup.
Another one. I had to put my mom and assisted living.

(01:14:38):
It was memory care assisted living. It was in a
locked unit and it was eleven to twelve thousand dollars
a month.

Speaker 6 (01:14:46):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (01:14:48):
Another text. If I was in your shoes, I would
quit pissing and moaning about having to take care of
them and just do it like they did for you
when you were young, looking to options and about putting
them somewhere that is affordable for them, or or you
suck it up, but Buttercup, be there for them. Another one,
the home will take all of their assets and you
have to go back on financials for five years. Another

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one cruises. That's my grandfather. Those games, so that state
funding nursing homes are just that. A private one is
more expensive and you'll have to sign over all their
assets if they can't afford the monthly costs. Yeah. I
just got a text message and there was a call
that came through that he had mentioned that, like, yeah,
they'll pay for it, but you have got to uh uh.
This says here, they stay in one place until their

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money runs out and then insurance takes over once they
have no income or assets on anything. So the insurance
will do it, but you gotta have nothing before they
even think about it. That's terrible. Yes, yes, and again
I don't think most people have a plan. No, I
don't think most people have laid down, like put pen

(01:15:58):
to paper to try and figure it out, and they
wait till it has to be like a decision that
day because grandma or mom ran into the Wendy's, uh right,
and a state funded nursing home. I mean, go to
any state funded anything, right, right, and see what that's like,

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see if what you think of it. And then what
you're gonna go every day.

Speaker 6 (01:16:28):
To make sure her mom's getting the best care.

Speaker 1 (01:16:30):
Well, what are you gonna do? Right? Yeah, You'll start
off real strong for the first like month or so,
and then you're like this sucks, and then it's once
every three months, then it's once a year. Sure, This
tex says, I'm sorry. This email says my parents are
getting older and it's becoming clear they need more care,
not just the usual help with groceries kind of thing.

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I'm talking about my dad nearly setting the kitchen on
fire because he forgot he was cooking, and my mom
insisting she can still drive when she once mistook a Wendy's.
I've through for our garage. I'm not sure I want
to be the one taking care of them. Called selfish,
called self preservation. But I've spent decades dealing with their chaos,
and the idea of signing up for full time encore
isn't exactly appealing. Maybe it's the guilt talking, or maybe

(01:17:14):
it's just common sense, but I need some perspective. What
would you do in my shoes?

Speaker 6 (01:17:18):
Lindsay, I don't know where. I don't hear any guilt talking.
It just sounds you don't want to hand. You don't
want to deal with it. And I don't know if
you're an only child, but it sounds like you need to.
If dad almost burnt the house down, that is a
big problem already. If mom ran into a building that

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wasn't her own home, that is a big problem. It
sounds like you need to first speak to an attorney
to be head over everything of theirs and what is it?
Not a conservator? But what's the word? I don't know.

(01:18:03):
You need to be over everything, make their what is
the word that attorney? The that Jeff Hensley would.

Speaker 1 (01:18:12):
Have a trust?

Speaker 6 (01:18:14):
No, but power of attorney make the decision guardianship yes,
and maybe talk about a nursing home or having someone
go in and nurse go in daily to take care
of them if you don't want them in your home.
You do need to find some place to put them,

(01:18:34):
a nursing home, assisted living sounds appropriate, and figure out
what their funds look like if you're going to pay
for it. If they're able to pay for it, time
to maybe sell their home and look for that so
they're not in danger.

Speaker 1 (01:18:53):
Gimbi uh if you've got the money, because I understand
where those guys come fend. It's like, man, I can
take care of them. I won't have my own life,
blah blah blah. I get that. I get that, and
how you wouldn't want to deal with that. If you've
got the money, put them up in a home somewhere,
assisted living or whatever. However, here's the thing you gotta

(01:19:15):
you got you gotta realize they may not be getting
the best care possible. Well, we read that story last
week about the nurse that was twerking on the heads
of the patients. So so you know you're gonna have
to take chance of of lucretia, you know, twerking on
your daddy's head or your mom's. If it was me personally,

(01:19:41):
I would, I'd suck it up and just deal with it, man,
I would, because you know they took care of you.
They fed you, they clothed you, they housed you, they
wiped your ass when you crapped your pants for years, decades,
and I I think it's only appropriate that you probably

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do the same for them, show them the same respect,
because here's the deal. They're probably not going to be
around much longer, you know, so you're only going to
have to deal with it for a little while. And
as much as that sucks to think about it, it's
the truth. So you got a hefty decision to make.

(01:20:23):
The only credit counter I would have to that is
you don't know, right, Plenty of people live to one hundred, right, yeah,
and if they're eighty, that's two decades. Uh. Lindsey, do
you have a plan for your mom? Have you guys
talked about it?

Speaker 6 (01:20:35):
Yeah? We ask her all the time to come live
with us, and I tell her, you know, we'll take
care of you. But then what, to be honest, she
doesn't want to. She does not want to come right.

Speaker 1 (01:20:47):
I appreciate sharing the details. My question is, have you
guys had a discussion, because it will land on you
when she is not capable. Has there been Is there
a plan?

Speaker 6 (01:20:56):
Yes?

Speaker 1 (01:20:57):
That's good?

Speaker 6 (01:20:58):
She yeah, and she feels that be staying where she's
at is probably the best thing for her, and she
feels that she'll she'd be happier in a nursing home.

Speaker 1 (01:21:12):
So you got who's going to put that bill?

Speaker 6 (01:21:14):
She's got money for it.

Speaker 1 (01:21:16):
She's got enough money to put in the sale of
her house. Yeah, but listen, but we just talked about
how much it is and you can go through it
pretty fast. That's outside of other things you need.

Speaker 6 (01:21:28):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:21:31):
Yeah, So I have actually had this conversation with my
mom and I don't want to put her in assisted living,
but I have made financial moves to prepare for that,
and one of those is putting she doesn't own her
home anymore. I don't own her home. It's in a
trust because you have to have zero liquid assets to
be eligible for Medicare funding, assisted living or whatever that

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looks like. And again I don't want to do that.
Here's my vision. I want land. I want to build
a barn that has one side built out as a
home and the other side built out as a home.
And if my parents, whether my wife's parents or mine,
need a place they can stay there. I can have

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somebody come take care of them. They can have some
independence and it's within reach right what they call it
a mother in law suite. So yeah, yeah, yeah, which
is brilliant if you can make that happen. If you
can make that happen. But as far as I mean
that works, to be honest, it doesn't have to be

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you know, forty acres and two story bars. It doesn't
have to be all that. That's what I'm saying. Like
pole barn built out isn't crazy. And I think you're
having problem, especially when someone's like, you want to go
have this life. You're having problem with what you think
your life should be and what life really is. Yeah,

(01:23:01):
and sometimes things just don't work out that way. And
when it's all said and done, I don't think you're
gonna be able. You can't rewind the tape. That's just
my opinion. I know some people aren't going to agree
with this. Going out and partying doesn't matter, it just doesn't. Yeah,

(01:23:24):
but if I have to take care of my mom,
then that means I can't take that cruise next year.
That's true, that's true. But maybe you'll sit down and
while you're sponge bathing your mom and washing under her breasts,
you can hear a story about when you were younger.
I'm just saying that you may not get I remember

(01:23:47):
when you were just the boy. I had to clean
it from under cheese too.

Speaker 6 (01:23:52):
Hmm.

Speaker 1 (01:23:54):
I'm just saying those things, those type of things build character.
And when you can take the easy path and go
party and drink and do all that, but that doesn't
build character, right, Do it's best for you. If it's
taking care of them, great, If not, that's great too. Man.

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show at kmod dot com. This email says my wife
wants her friend to move in with us for a while,
and I'm not really on board. She says it's just temporary.

(01:25:00):
We both know how timber A house guests tend to
stretch into for starters. I like MySpace. I didn't sign
up for a sitcom where the quirky best friend crashes
on her couch and disrupts everything. Plus, let's be honest,
she's very attractive and I don't need that kind of
temptation or awkwardness floating around the house. My wife swears

(01:25:20):
it wouldn't be a problem, but I'd rather not test
my willpower every time she walks by in leggings. Also,
she's a bit of a tornado, loud, messy and the
type who drinks all the good whiskey and then forgets
to replace it. My wife says, I'm being unreasonable? Am I?
Or am I just seeing the train wreck before it happens?

(01:25:45):
Love a good It's not my fault. Huh Right, I
cantrol my sale?

Speaker 6 (01:25:50):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:25:51):
Did you see she's word leggings? Right, it's just like,
I mean, why would she wear those if she didn't
want me to rape her? Yeah? Listenery mouth from a
guy whose wife wants her friend to move in, and
this guy doesn't want it. Not just because she drinks
the whiskey, not just because she's a tornado, not just

(01:26:13):
because he likes his privacy, not just because that he
knows it could turn into something else.

Speaker 6 (01:26:19):
Because she's hot.

Speaker 1 (01:26:20):
Because she's hot, he's worried she's so hot he won't
know which ways up? Sorry, I was so discombobulated by
your hotness.

Speaker 6 (01:26:33):
Right, so my fault got turned on at the massage parlor.

Speaker 1 (01:26:38):
What kind of guy tells his wife his friend's too hot,
her friends too lot?

Speaker 6 (01:26:44):
I don't think he told his wife that. I think
he left that part out.

Speaker 1 (01:26:49):
Yeah she knows now, right, let's hope. Probably my second
favorite text that comes in, what's her name? I'll talk
to her?

Speaker 6 (01:26:57):
Right?

Speaker 1 (01:26:58):
Oh, the wife or her the friend? Because those are
two different answers. I would think, ah, man, the idea
of somebody moving in with you gives me so much anxiety.
And I want to have like a hard line stance
on that, right, I want to be like, but life,

(01:27:20):
you know, serves up some weird things, right, And I
don't think you can have a hard line answer on
something like that. And when you have your wife like,
what does her friend mean to her? Right? Is it
her best friend, the closest one, her sister like friend,
the one that she tells everything to when her mom
and dad died in a tragic car accident when the

(01:27:41):
train hit him on the train tracks. Did she go
live with these men it's more of like a sister?
Is that?

Speaker 7 (01:27:45):
What?

Speaker 1 (01:27:45):
We're talking about, or is it just a Facebook friend
that she does karaoke with or does Gallantine's Day with.
She's a cheating horror and wants your quote girlfriend to
move in. You probably need to reevaluate your marriage if
you don't know if you can control yourself with her.
There there's another one. This one's easy. Just tell your
wife you want to nail her friend that she won't

(01:28:07):
let her move in. Then so total win win. This
guy sounds pretty. I think I'm gonna go with petty yeah,
because that's not the right way to spell pretty. Maybe
this wife and friend have something going on between them.
Guys in your fantasy just take a break. No way, dude, Uh,

(01:28:32):
he's a liar. He already hammer fisted her. God her,
Oh god, if he hammer fisted her? I questioned just
what he's into in general? Right? How hot is she?
I have an open room for ren. I mean again

(01:28:55):
light mail right in terms of how hot she is?

Speaker 6 (01:28:58):
And what's the circumstance too? Is she going through a separation?
Is she building a house? I mean, what does she
need a place? Why does she need a place to stay?
Is she has she left an abusive relationship?

Speaker 1 (01:29:12):
Okay, let's go through those one at a time. She
let's let's go wrong time, get me one. Okay, she
wants to move in before.

Speaker 6 (01:29:20):
She's she just moved to town and she's looking for
a place.

Speaker 1 (01:29:23):
Oh, that could take a long time. Doesn't feel like
there's an end date. Hard pass. Next one.

Speaker 6 (01:29:28):
Okay, going through a divorce.

Speaker 1 (01:29:30):
Not my problem.

Speaker 6 (01:29:31):
Next one, Hey, she got evicted.

Speaker 1 (01:29:34):
Even more, not my problem. So she's not good with money, yeah,
bring her on it, right, not good with responsibility? Great?

Speaker 6 (01:29:41):
Her home just burnt down.

Speaker 1 (01:29:43):
Oh, I mean we can help her for a couple
of nights, but we're not moving stuff.

Speaker 6 (01:29:49):
In because she lost it all on the fire.

Speaker 1 (01:29:53):
I mean a couple of nights, like for the night,
one hundred percent. Couple nights one hundred percent. What's the
longest your and to go to let her stay their
house burn down? I'll give a hard number just for
the illustration. But I'm also going to be trying to
move some chess pieces day one, So like seven days

(01:30:14):
feels like a good You should be able to find
a rental in seven days. Your insurance company, the Red
Cross something, but it should be in the works by then.
I'm in a crisis. Is different than I want to
live here for me, right, Yes, I'll help a ton
of people out in a crisis. You got divorced. That

(01:30:35):
feels like you're not motivated. You need a place to reset.

Speaker 6 (01:30:38):
How about my house just got sold and my new
place where we haven't closed. I can't move in it
yet because waiting on the closing date or whatever.

Speaker 1 (01:30:48):
Pard no plan better, right, extended stay, hotels, There's all
kinds of different options for you to choose from. Yeah,
that is that hardly constitute an emergency. You got the
money to have a house built, you got money for
an extended to day. You should have been planning, right,
You should have been aware that that is a thing
that's not an emergency. Let's go with the domestic one. Oh,

(01:31:13):
I don't know if I want Chad here. Yeah, because
that could potentially bring some unwonted drama. I don't want
domestics happening at my home in front of my kids.
I don't want you complaining about him in front of
That sucks, my heart hurts. I'll put I'll get you
a hotel for seven days. Here you go, but you
ain't stay. You ain't bringing all that here. Yeah, listener

(01:31:36):
email from a guy who says, my wife wants her
friend to move in with us. I'm really not on board.
She says it's temporary, but we both know how temporary
house guests tend to stretch into for starters. I like
my Space. I didn't sign up for a sitcom where
the quirky best friend crashes on our couch and disrupts everything. Plus,
let's be honest, she's very attractive, and I don't need
that kind of temptation or awkwardness floating around her house.

(01:31:58):
My wife swears it would be a wouldn't be a
pro alb, but I'd rather not test my willpower every
time she walks past in leggings. Also, she's a bit
of a tornado, loud, messy, and the type who drinks
all the good whiskey and then forgets to replace it.
My wife says, I'm being unreasonable? Am I? Or am
I just seeing the train wreck before it happens?

Speaker 6 (01:32:16):
Lindsey, Okay, let's leave out all of the you're attracted
to her friend. I don't think you're being unreasonable. You
either care if she's there or you don't like you
don't want her there. That's fine, that's your home too,
and if you don't want an unexpected house guest, you
don't want it. You guys are married and you have

(01:32:37):
to be on the same page. You're not being unreasonable.
So but again, you could also tell your wife, I'm
attracted to your friend. I don't want her around me.
I don't trust myself around her. Swar, admiral ackbar you
were you were honest with us, Be honest with your guys.

Speaker 1 (01:32:56):
She is on their team. That is an admiral acbar huh.

Speaker 6 (01:33:00):
But honestly, I mean no, You guys have to be
on the same page. So if you don't want her there,
then you don't want her there. It's fine. It's your
house too, and you guys need to be on the
same page, So tell your wife no, and your wife
is going to have to get over it and simple himby.

Speaker 1 (01:33:17):
Yeah, I would keep that thought of your wife's hot
friend being hot to yourself. Don't ever bring that out.
You shouldn't have e been emailed it to us right now,
there's evidence for real. But Lindsay's right. You got to
talk to your lady about it, you know, and let
her know, Hey, I am not kind and it's going

(01:33:39):
to be an uncomfortable conversation. It's probably going to start
a fight and argument. You may sleep on the couch
for a day or two. But I get it, man,
I get it. You know, privacy is a nice is
a nice thing. I get up in the morning and
I have nothing on but my robe, like to play

(01:34:00):
video games, my legs sprawled out, and I don't need
Becky coming down. I just need to drink water while
I got my junk on display trying to play Call
of Duty. Get it. He's got to talk to your
old lady about it. And that's all that there is
to it. Yeah, I don't even know why you're saying
that about her being hot. The that's wild, man, that's wild.

(01:34:27):
Maybe she is, that's not the You don't have to
express every thought, my man, have that internal dialogue, and
then that's it. I already know all I need to
know about her. This is just a philosophy. I have

(01:34:48):
people who drink whiskey because they have either real or
mental problems, and I don't want them around imaginary, real, mental, physical.
I don't know, and she doesn't replace it. Those are
two giant red flags. That's enough for me to be like,

(01:35:10):
she can't we can't handle that dynamic in our home
right now, we're a team. I want to be together
as a team. This feels like that's not a team
having her here. She's not our child. All right, let's
let's we're not going to foster her, but we'll help
her find her forever home. Have you met John? Yeah?

(01:35:35):
That is danger Will Robinson over and over and over again.
Would we lend her money? Would we lend her one
thousand dollars?

Speaker 2 (01:35:47):
No?

Speaker 1 (01:35:48):
Then why we let her stay here? That's the X factor?
Right If you're not willing to lend them one thousand
dollars a thousand, I'm talking big bill. They only to
be in your home because they will not care for
your home the way you care for your home. As
somebody text, in house guests are like fish. They start

(01:36:08):
to stink. Big belief in that. All right, we got
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Speaker 6 (01:36:55):
The Charlotte Hornets are hoping to get some answers from
the league, according to ESPN, and the Hornets have been
in contact with the NBA as they explore options to dispute.
The Lakers failed a physical of center Mark Williams. The
team is considering their next steps and weighing avenues to
challenge the evaluation process or seek alternative resolutions. Charlotte traded

(01:37:17):
Williams and to Los Angeles last week for rookie Dalton
connect Cam Reddish, a twenty thirty pick swap, and the
lakers twenty thirty one first round pick. The deal was
rescinded two days after the trade deadline due to williams
a failed exam which showed multiple issues.

Speaker 1 (01:37:36):
I can't believe they didn't know right, So, like, was
he not communicating with Carolina and then or Charlotte? I mean,
and then they he got to LA and they're like, hey,
yesid is he healthy.

Speaker 6 (01:37:52):
The University of Florida is the latest school to hire
a general manager for its football program. The school hired
Nick Polk as Associate Athletic Director and football General Manager. Polk,
a former member of the Atlanta Falcons front office, will
be responsible for revenue share and nil allocation, student athlete

(01:38:12):
contract negotiations, football budgets, roster management, and work with football personnel.
In other news, the school hired Benjamin Elsner to the
program's front office. He will assist Poke with management of
the salary cap and contracts. He'll also lead the program's
efforts in analytics and artificial intelligence for all aspects of

(01:38:33):
the organization.

Speaker 1 (01:38:34):
Yeah, we're just continuing to see the evolution.

Speaker 6 (01:38:37):
Tiger Woods is withdrawing from the PGA Tour event he
hosts in California as he mourns the death of his mother.
In a statement on x, Wood said he planned on
teeing up this week, but he's just not ready. The
golf legend added he's still processing the loss of his mom,
who died on February fourth. Wood set he plans on

(01:38:58):
getting to the Genesis Invitation later in the week and
he appreciates everyone's kindness. The tournament kicks off on Thursday
from Tory Pines in La Jalla, after it moved from
its usual home at the Riviera Country in Pacific Palisades
due to the impact of the wildfires.

Speaker 1 (01:39:16):
I mean two days, Brot, two days, right, let's it.
Get on the course. Yeah, No, take as long as
you need, Take as long as you need, Tiger, listen
to your dad, get back on that course. Did we
know she was sick? How old was she? She's seventy eight.

Speaker 6 (01:39:35):
Yeah, that's it's good life, right, Yeah, I mean it
still makes it.

Speaker 1 (01:39:41):
I'm sure, I'm not. I think we make and we
make the wrong assumption that just because they're older, it's easier,
it's not as tragic, right. Uh.

Speaker 6 (01:39:53):
The Mavericks new star big Man is being sidelined for
the foreseeable future. ESPN reports Dallas forward Anthony Davis is
expected to miss multiple weeks due to a left a
ductor strain. His absence could reportedly stretch to a month.
Davis was injured during the team's win over the Houston
Rockets on Saturday. He had twenty six points, sixteen rebounds,
seven assists, and three blocks through the game's first three quarters.

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to the Lakers. And that's your balls to the wall sports.
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nine four five. A lot of people doing their you know,
New York's resolution of eating better whatever. And I saw

(01:41:52):
some people online talking about their midnight snack cravings and
how they go to the fridge and eat shredded cheese.
They just open them. I've never had midnight cravings. I've
never went to the fridge in the middle of the
night and eaten something. I've never woken up in the
middle of the night, like just wake up and go eat.

Speaker 6 (01:42:09):
That's not me either. My husband, however, he does, and
it's always usually he wants something sweet.

Speaker 1 (01:42:14):
So he gets wakes dead asleep, gets up and then
just goes he eats.

Speaker 6 (01:42:18):
Yeah, he's a midnight snacker for sure.

Speaker 1 (01:42:21):
I'll get up and get something to drink, but not
something to eat. Something drink, like a drink of water
or like you want a soda, yeah, water, of course, Yeah, yeah,
I think about as far as that goes. Now, maybe
that's because my child, you know, my childhood, and he
didn't get up in the middle of the night to eat. Yeh.
Ever right, uh, but I don't know. I'm so curious
by that type of behavior of getting up and eating.

(01:42:43):
Did you what causes that?

Speaker 6 (01:42:46):
His as Usually if he falls asleep early, if he
comes home exhausted, say it's six and it will fall
fast asleep. He will get up in the middle of
the night hungry and go for something and not always sweet,
but most of the time it is something sweet.

Speaker 1 (01:43:02):
Yeah, very bizarre behavior.

Speaker 6 (01:43:05):
But the cheese thing, yes, I will before sometimes before
bed or after dinner.

Speaker 1 (01:43:13):
Sometimes you'll open the container and sprinkle some in your mouth.

Speaker 6 (01:43:16):
Yep.

Speaker 1 (01:43:17):
Huh. I have been known to eat shredded cheese at
the fridge, but not in the middle of the nines.
I've never eaten it at like been looking for somebody
can go home and then sprinkle it in. I got
some cheese or maybe some lunch meat or something like that,
you know, get some cold cuts. I mean put it okay, okay,
I typically like to have a meal. Huh. Right. Would

(01:43:40):
you rather pick someone's nose or pick someone's ToeJam ew lindsay.

Speaker 6 (01:43:47):
I will go. I can't. I have to use I
would have to use a utensil for ToeJam I feel
like that's not.

Speaker 1 (01:43:55):
The option, though, keep down in it with your teeth.
Ross is just like picking a nose, you use your
hand picking to jam?

Speaker 6 (01:44:03):
Which one are you picking ToeJam?

Speaker 1 (01:44:06):
Any reason why?

Speaker 6 (01:44:09):
Boogers are just really really gross? And it can be well,
they both are, but I feel like ToeJam is probably
going to be not wet or snotty. You just never
know when. Sometimes if it's a booger, it could be
what stuck to the brain, and then you're pulling out

(01:44:31):
this long line of snot gross.

Speaker 1 (01:44:35):
Gimbi. Yeah, I'm going with ToeJam as well, because boogers
carry staff and I don't need your staff picking my body.
That's an interesting take. I'm picking nose though. I'm sorry
I'm choosing nose. Why is that toejam's gross? Has it

(01:44:55):
also has bacteria and other gross things? And if you
have a cut or unkept feet and god knows what's
growing there, at least I know with the nose, it's
pretty much one area. Somebody text in how much prep
is there each for each daily show? I'm gonna give

(01:45:18):
this answer. You'd be surprised, right, and let you figure
it out. If you had to outrun one horror villain,
who would you pick? Leatherface, Michael Myers or Jason If
you had to outrun one horror villain. Who would you pick, Leatherface,
Michael Myers or Jason Lindsay.

Speaker 6 (01:45:41):
Uh, probably Leatherface. I feel like he didn't run the fastest,
and I feel like everyone else caught you for him.
So if it's just you and him, I think you
would have a better chance, Like it feels like with

(01:46:01):
leather Face it was the sheriff or someone else on
his team that would get you for him.

Speaker 1 (01:46:08):
Kimb, I've never seen Michael Myers or Jason run at
all whatsoever. I have seen leather Face chase after people
briskly with chainsaw. Somehow, all three of these characters magically

(01:46:28):
catch up to you no matter what. So this is
kind of It's a tough one and I'm just gonna
have to pick one anyway, just for fun. Jason's a
big son of a bitch. Mike Myers looks like a
Janitor Colman. Mike Myers. Yeah. I mean the thing about

(01:46:51):
Mike Myers and Jason Vorhees, it doesn't matter how fast
you were, how slow you were, how well they always
were right behind you no matter what. And leather Face big, strong,
fast compared to the other two. But I feel like

(01:47:13):
it has to be leather Face because you know the
other two will always be there, right, or maybe you
know there might get be a distraction for leather Face,
or I can be a little more elusive with the
chainsaw or maybe able run out of gas or chainsaw gas. Yeah, mixture. Sorry,

(01:47:33):
uh right, So like I feel like my odds would
be better, not great odds, but better than the people
that are always there no matter what. That's weird. If
you could pick one player for from all time for
your favorite NFL team, who would it be?

Speaker 6 (01:47:56):
Hmmm?

Speaker 1 (01:47:57):
You could pick one player from all all time for
your favorite NFL team, who would it be?

Speaker 6 (01:48:07):
Goodness, and put them on my on my team.

Speaker 1 (01:48:11):
You could pick one player from all time for your
favorite NFL team, who would it be?

Speaker 6 (01:48:17):
I mean, I guess that would take Tom Brady when
he was playing and put him mak him a Chicago Bear,
so we'd have a great quarterback, maybe win some super bowls.

Speaker 1 (01:48:34):
Won super bowls.

Speaker 6 (01:48:35):
Huh You've won one super Bowl, yes, Gibbie.

Speaker 1 (01:48:39):
Yeah, I just kept taking a gagner here because I
misunderstood the question. I was like, well, Jerry Rice, picking
one player from your favorite team? Rice, of course, but
we're going through all the team all the time since
the very beginning. And that's a that is a tough one. Uh,

(01:48:59):
just because it was the first name that popped into
my head. Michael Irving. Okay, he's a pretty badass wide
receiver in his time, he partied his ass. I've got
popped with all those coke and hookers back in the day. Yeah,
in a hotel room. I mean you had you said,
Jerry Rice, that's a pretty great guess. That's a pretty
great pick man. Yeah. But if Jerry Rice is already on,

(01:49:20):
you know, I mean he's retired now, but what else? Yeah,
But I love watching defense play. I like reading defensive schemes.
I like seeing the nickel in play. I like two
ice safety. I like watching defense. I can read it better.
I'm I played more defense when I played football, So
I like defense. I'm picking Lawrence Taylor all day. Okay,

(01:49:42):
teams would be scared of him in a way that
there weren't very many NFL players defense players that were
as intimidating as Lawrence Taylor. So I'm picking Lawrence Taylor
for sure. Yeah. He altered the way football was defense
was played, Like, yes, you've got Tom Brady. Great, Lawrence

(01:50:02):
Taylor's ready to yoke you up. You got Irving or
Jerry Rice running a route and you get bumped by
Lawrence Taylor come across the middle like, dare you see what?
See what happens? Uh? Why can't you find a good
deal pickle anymore? Everything in the grocery stores are kosher

(01:50:24):
and not very tasty.

Speaker 6 (01:50:25):
Lindsey, that's so funny that this was texted because we
were just grocery shopping last week and we were at Aldie.
Kevin got some dill pickles and I was like, hey,
you didn't like those last time, and he goes, I
didn't and I said no, so he put them back
and he goes, well, I didn't like the other ones
that we got from Walmart the other day. That's interesting.

(01:50:47):
I can't answer that. I have no idea because my
husband is a huge deal pickle fan, and lately he
can't find good ones either.

Speaker 1 (01:50:57):
So sorry, Jimpy, I don't know. I like the pickles
that you get at the grocery store, so you know,
I'm a I'm a the glastic. Those are the ones
that are in the cold section. My snap when you're
eating them. Yeah, sure, yeah, you if you want good
deal pickles. Two things. One, if you're gonna go to

(01:51:18):
the store, you can't go to Aldie. I'm just being honest.
You want a good deal pickle, you can't go to Aldi.
You want you want a good deal pickle, you're gonna
have to go to a high end grocery store, a
gourmet grocery store. Probably you're gonna definitely not go. They're
not gonna be next to Vlastic, So you're gonna have
to go to like a deli section and see where

(01:51:40):
those are. My advice would be to go to like
a farmer's market and get some. There's usually someone pickling
there in in this area. There's a place in a Waso.
I think they're an aaso. Dale and Daughter. They pickle everything.
They have great pickles. A lot of the restaurants use

(01:52:00):
their their pickles on their burgers. They'll do thtick one.
They do really great stuff. Dale and Daughter is the
name of the pickling group. Up the company. I get
a company business up at Alasso so Hey forse sixty
nine ninety nine, you can become a member of the
Pickle of the Month Club. Hey. No, my wife would

(01:52:24):
say it's not a very good subscription. Service. It's terrible
like Atwoods. Someone said Atwoods has the best pickles. They're
sweet and spicy garlic did pickles? So like the Atwoods brand?
Or someone puts pickles sells like a locally sourced pickle company, right,

(01:52:49):
am I going in, going, hey, where's your penicillin? And
where's your picklesated? Yeah, they're over there by the walnuts
and the chicks. Right. That's an amount of circus peanuts
and cherry bombs and red cream soda and an augur Right,

(01:53:16):
I really need I love that Woods anymore? That ones? Yeah,
and nine pounds of gummy worms and fridge peanuts. Uh.
What's everyone's favorite smoked meat, Lindsey.

Speaker 6 (01:53:35):
Mmmm, probably smoked pork, shoulder, smoked pork, but anything that
any pork, pork roast.

Speaker 1 (01:53:49):
Smoked, So pick one favorite shoulder? Okay, GIMPI that's a
tough yes is the answer, blanket answer all of the
smoked meats. But if I had to pick one, like
this is deserted island and this is all you can eat? Yeah,
I feel that's a tough burn. Ends are good, right,

(01:54:15):
Ribs are good, But I feel like with ribs you're
not really getting a lot of meat from the ribs.
You know what I mean. Briske gets really good, but
that tends to I don't know where out after a while,
I'm gonna go with the burn ins. Yeah, burn ins,
that's it. That's the one that's my pick. Dude, burn
ins all day, every day. Let's rephrase that too good burdens.

(01:54:39):
One of my biggest complaints is, and there's some of
these as popped up, is places like you are a
pit master and you've competed and you've won for best chicken,
and you go, I'm gonna open a barbecue joint and
maybe your chickens really good and everything else sucks. And
I just feel like, if you open a business to

(01:55:00):
be a barbecue place because you've won some awards, you better.
I want to know going in, what are you known? Like,
what is your thing? Right? Because I'm not gonna waste
my time because you you won best smoked Turkey, no offense,
gimpy best smoked turkey when I like burn ins or
ribs because you might not make you might have never

(01:55:21):
placed in ribs, right, And so I'm I'm a little
apprehensive of even going into barbecue places because of that reason.
But burnt ins they hold up well. They're always so
they should be always so moist right in the middle,
the candied part of the end. A little bit of

(01:55:43):
chewiness there. Oh, my gosh, burn Ins are so good
at woods is the Redneck Amazon? I think they mean
the website, not the jungle. Right. If you could own
a highway in Tulsa, every time you use it, there
would be no traffic, but you have to personally maintain it.

(01:56:04):
What Tulsa highway would you choose? Interesting? If you could
own a highway and Tulsa, every time you use it,
there would be no traffic, but you have to personally
maintain it. What Tulsa highway would you choose?

Speaker 6 (01:56:19):
Lindsay So, I'm I don't like this because I don't
want to personally have to maintain it. But I would
choose one sixty nine because I'm always on that one
the most. But I definitely don't want that because I
don't want to have to maintain it.

Speaker 1 (01:56:39):
Give me when we maintain it or we just picking
up trash or we gotta go and like reservice it. Yeah,
I think you got oh, I think you gotta do
all of it and to clear the snow and then
fix potholes, and when the copper gets stolen, you gotta
fix the lights. Ah. That sounds horrible, but for just cause,
I'm gonna take Highway sixty nine, Giggy. It's outside of Tulsa,

(01:57:02):
but still surrounding area. I think it counts. That has
to be in Tulsa. It'd be Highway to fifty one
broken air Expressway. That's one I use the most. Yeah,
and it's fun to ride on the MIC. I see
picking one sixty nine, but it's pretty big, it's pretty long.

Speaker 2 (01:57:20):
Oh.

Speaker 1 (01:57:21):
I think I'm gonna pick eleven. That's fair. That's a
very short highway. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And I don't use
it that much. So I feel like when I go
to Bartlesville, I use it. If I go to the airport,
I use it. But I feel like they wouldn't inconvenience
so many people. One sixty nine. I gotta stop all

(01:57:42):
the traffic just so I can go down. It feels annoying. Yeah,
so I'm not that's not one. I'm picking. Uh, okay,
somebody a lot of pickle recommendations. This is fascinating. I
know so many people. I didn't know it was so

(01:58:05):
polarizing either somebody texting a UFC fighter. A female UFC
fighter makes her own pickles and sells them. Okay. Uh
back at the Ranch is the brand of pickles at
Atwoods for those that want to know. Okay, it's like
I'm going down, wasn't after work? Uh? Somebody says this

(01:58:25):
place in Bristow has the best burt INDs and pulled
pork and his dry rub ribs, misfit pit barbecue. Okay,
I guess that'd be good for a Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Yeah,
you got to make a little road trip to Bristow.
I'm not gonna go there on my lunch break. Yeah,

(01:58:47):
I mean we can one of my I think this
is one of the most annoying things about barbecue joints
is they're like, we do mac and cheese. I'm just
gonna go ahead and say this, No, you don't. All right,
you boil some noodles, you pour a cheese sauce on it,
but it's hardly something you go. Man, their mac and
cheese is so good.

Speaker 6 (01:59:08):
What's different about yours than everybody else?

Speaker 1 (01:59:11):
I just I've never had mac and cheese out of
barbecue joint and been like, damn it's always been mediocre.
Bolsla is the same way, yes, which I'm okay with.
I always think when there's a lot of sides out
a barbecue joint, I'm like, what are we doing? Fries?
Coslav beans, that's star bread maybe fried okra? Up right?

(01:59:34):
Like I get that, but like small list man, I
don't need cooked apples, corn bread, mashed potatoes. No, keep
it simple. Yeah, this barbecue looks good out of a
out of a bristow. Yeah, it's a barbecue. Of course

(01:59:57):
it's gonna look Yeah, it always looks good, right, Okay, Yeah,
they move around a lot there in different locations. Well,
then that's not it's a food truck. It looks like
it's a truck. Yeah, well you don't like trucks. I
don't mind trucks, but I'd rather go inside and sit
down and eat. Days like today when it's freezing outside
and I'll want some good burn in when I have

(02:00:19):
to track this person down find out which Atwood's parking
lot they're parked in, and I gotta set out. We're
sitting in my car and ate it. No, you're right,
I do love good food trucks, but when it's raining
or cold, and you're like, what am I doing? We
have advanced past this, haven't we? All Right, we got
to take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 2 (02:00:40):
The Big Man Morning Show returns next Elsa's Morning Show
nine KMOT.

Speaker 1 (02:01:04):
Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show. Some Chiefs news.
I just saw that Andy Reid has been informed that
DeAndre Hopkins is retiring. He will not continue to play
in the NFL, and so he won't be on the
Chiefs next year. I don't think anybody thought he was
going to, but he had his career with Arizona and

(02:01:27):
then Tennessee, right and then went on to the Kansas City.
So some breaking news for you. Valentine's Day is coming up, right,
everybody knows that. And this has been put together a
list of the most popular heart shaped items in each state. Okay,
a way to celebrate Valentine's Day, maybe get like a
heart shaped cookie or whatever. And maybe you were curious,

(02:01:50):
like the rest of us, what is the most heart
shaped item in each state? What do you think it
is in Oklahoma? What do you think the most heart
shaped item in each in Oklahoma is.

Speaker 6 (02:02:01):
Heart shaped?

Speaker 1 (02:02:03):
I don't know, it's pretty obvious, right, Like it's not
gonna be something crazy. There are crazy ones, we'll get
to that, but Oklahoma's pretty normal.

Speaker 6 (02:02:09):
We think probably a pizza.

Speaker 1 (02:02:11):
Okay, gimby cookie cake. It's a cake, right, that makes sense.
It says a white cake, so like some sort of
white cake scenario. I guess you would get at the
grocery store. I think pizza is probably a fair choice.
Cookie came up. A Lot Donuts is on the list,
a lot birthday cake is on there. Waffles is on

(02:02:35):
the list for Idaho. Candy for New York, photo frame
for Indiana, bagels for yeah, for Virginia, okay, marshmallows for Florida.

(02:02:57):
That's weird. Heel boots for Louisiana. Heel boots heel, yes,
like on your shoes, yes, huh, okay, yeah, whatever, purse
for Illinois. Boxes are for California. I don't find that

(02:03:19):
that crazy. Like you if you have a gift and
you put it in a heart box, Okay, I guess
that makes sense. Shelf for Oregon. It's not gonna holt okay,
lighters for Washington, plants for Maine, an end table for

(02:03:43):
I'm sure Delaware, No, Massachusetts, Delaware, Rhode Island, Vermont, gluten
free pasta for Rhode Island. Crackers not white people crackers
from Maryland. Plugs for West Virginia, plugs plugs. I'll let

(02:04:08):
you decipher Kentucky pancake mold as the most heart shaped item. Okay,
why do you need a mold? Just draw it. It's
not that hard. Maybe some people are very artistic in Kentucky.

(02:04:28):
Balloons for Alabama. Okay, I don't think that's that crazy. Uh.
Doilies for Colorado. Doilies for Colorado doilies. Huh. Yeah, we're
starting to get into the weird ones. Doilies, chracuterie board
for Utah. Okay, that doesn't seem that odd. Bandages for Nevada.

Speaker 6 (02:04:55):
A charcoterie board might be a nice homemade gift.

Speaker 1 (02:05:00):
Okay. Inflatable pool for Montana. Oh okay, in February, right,
isn't it still snowing up? Oh yeah, I'm doing ice
bats a chair for Kansas, Okay. And then I think
this might be the weirdest one that's on here, and

(02:05:22):
it's it's for Iowa, and it's the most popular heart
shaped item for Iowa, and that is and I don't
hate it. I'm intrigued. Taco platter I like tacos a heart.

(02:05:44):
Yo of Valentine's Days, I've gifts, I've gotten, they've all
been but a taco platter in the shape of a heart.
I feel like that's pretty good. You're make it a
weird face.

Speaker 6 (02:06:01):
I'm trying to the platter itself might be.

Speaker 1 (02:06:04):
Yeah, and then the tacos are arranged all all the sides,
so it makes a heart full of taco. I think
if they're referring to the vessel, it would just say platter.
I am not hating it. I'm not hating it. Pizza
hard shape pizzas are fine. I don't consider that a gift. No,
I hate pizza a lot. So happy Valentine's Day. I

(02:06:26):
went to Little Caesars, right, I don't feel like that's
a giant offering if you get me a pizza. I
hate pizza all the time.

Speaker 6 (02:06:33):
We eat tacos all the time.

Speaker 1 (02:06:35):
I don't eat tacos all the time, so for me,
and they better be good tacos, right, no offense. But
if it's uh, Jack's Jack in the box tacos and
a hard shade. But I'm I'm gona be like, do
you want me in the bathroom all day? Money was tight.
We had to do with what we had to do.
And I'm not one who would feel like it's more

(02:06:57):
Valentine's Day ish if it was in the shape of
a heart. The fun thing about heart shaped food is
they better bring it to you the right way because
if they present it to you upside down, then you
just got food that looks like balls. Right, I'm just

(02:07:17):
saying you have weird looking balls. Man. Could also be
a butt, could be it's not a heart. Uh. They
always do like steaks cut as heart, which I didn't
see on the list at all. Like sometimes you go
to the grocery store and they I think I've seen
it at Sam's and they have like they cut the

(02:07:39):
steak flated into like a heart with like whatever other coutrements.
Now And uh, I got the Costco heart shaped pasta. Okay,
because we don't really celebrate Valentine's Day because we have
two other her birthday in our anniversary, so it's literally
the least important of the three, but we still do something.

(02:08:02):
So I got the pasta from Costco. I'm a sucker
for that, Like Costco pot Like that's easy. The Macaroon's
hard shape done right. Get your Valentine's Day thing. Yeah,
I'm sure the girls like it. Yes, you know, it's
when for everybody, I'm picking up what you're putting down.

(02:08:23):
I'm a little concerned about red dyed pasta because usually
any type of pasta or anything that's red dyed taste
pretty much like a foot foot fungus, and you will
get cancer, right, or I'll develop some sort of neurological
disorder added to the list. Right, all right, we got
to take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 2 (02:08:44):
Tell says morning show, the Big Bad Morning Show. The next.

Speaker 1 (02:09:07):
Good Morning, it's the Big Man Morning Show. This time
I just saw. I didn't know. I don't know if
this is a thing. Uh. Do you guys celebrate friend
of versaries?

Speaker 6 (02:09:19):
No?

Speaker 1 (02:09:19):
No, no, I see it on Facebook. It's like you've
been friends with this person for five years or at
least Facebook friends.

Speaker 6 (02:09:28):
Right.

Speaker 1 (02:09:28):
Anyway, I still don't celebrate it though. This says that
like people through parties that go out like you exchange gifts,
and it doesn't say in like social media, just in general,
it's like, hey, we've been friends for how do I

(02:09:49):
can't imagine a lot of guys doing that. I'm just
being honest. No, No. If they do, they're not calling
that a friend ofiversary. I'm just gonna go out and
have some drinks me and even if it's not on
the day, do you go? Hey do doo? Do you
want to go? And that's what a Gimpe's friends? Hey

(02:10:09):
do do? Do you want to go? Hey do? Do?
Do you? Hey do doo? Would you like to go
celebrate the time we met? No, he's never said it
to me. I've never said it to him, or hey
do do? How does celebrating our friendship together sound? You
know what he would say? Gay?

Speaker 6 (02:10:32):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (02:10:33):
He might say cool. He's pretty, He's pretty cool cat,
so sounds pretty gay, Gimby, That's what I feel like.
That's exactly what he would say, followed up with you
want a hot dog? He's weird? Yeah, it's weird, like
his name's Doo Doo. I don't know. I don't know
how much context we have to add. No, no, no,

(02:10:55):
have you? No, I don't have friends. That's how you
solve that, right, It just makes it easier. Right, I
have myself and that's it, hey self. Would you like
to spend a friends of versary? Sure? Why not? I
saw you drink. I spend so much time with you
guys and with my kids. I just cherish my alone

(02:11:16):
time so much, so I don't need to complicate it
with another individual and them going, well, we don't go
do anything. Ah wow. Yeah. Out of all my dude friends,
just out of all my friends in general, I don't
think anybody has ever said, we don't ever do anything, Gimpy,
we need to spend time together. Yeah, I'm just not

(02:11:38):
good at maintaining friendships that way, and like checking in
on people, I'm just not good at it. I'm just
I'm just not right. I'm selfish that way. I worry
about myself but doing just remembering the date alone, right,
I don't know. Like let's use use Gimpy and I
as an example. I don't know the day I'm GIMPI,

(02:12:00):
Yeah it was. It was June twenty fifth, twenty twelve.

Speaker 6 (02:12:07):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (02:12:07):
I know that just because it was my first day
in radio, my first radio job. So and that's the
only reason I know. That's the day we met and talked,
or that was the day your first day with us
in the studio, that was the day that I was
is an interview day, that was interview dow was in
June twenty fifth. Yeah, something of that effect.

Speaker 6 (02:12:23):
That was my third wedding anniversary, June twenty fifth.

Speaker 1 (02:12:27):
Your third wedding, being married for the third year, right,
not on her third marriage. Oh well, okay, so your
anniversary's on June twenty fifth every year. Okay, that makes sense.
That's a little more claire than.

Speaker 6 (02:12:44):
I might know that. I mean, when I have a
friend who I've known since preschool but I don't know
the date. Just having friends of that long.

Speaker 1 (02:12:54):
Don't even go back that far, right, you have other
friends like the day you met them, And then if
you I'm just gonna sue most people that way. Then
if you make up a day or what are we
celebrating at that point? We're just making up a day
to go do stuff together. Let's just go do something, Yes,

(02:13:17):
do stuff? Why does it always have to be so much?
Can just be like you like doing stuff me too,
Let's go what kind of Let's go karaoke or spend
six hours on a couple acres of land hitting a
dimple ball? Ye? Yeah, okay, so friend for anniversary celebrations

(02:13:41):
not a thing because they're recommending look at old photos
and mementos together. Oh god, no, hit the beachright with that? Yeah?
What's the difference between any other time throw a party?
Oh not that I would say yes if it was
a party for any other reason. But if you're like, hey,

(02:14:03):
it's my friend a versary party with George, I'd be like, uh, yeah,
I can't make it. Okay, Well I'll send you the
gift registry right right, No gift registry. You don't get
a gift.

Speaker 6 (02:14:19):
Are you guys getting married?

Speaker 1 (02:14:22):
Because what do you do if you stop being friends? Then?
Is that a dark day? Yes? You don't celebrate. You
stay at home, you eat ice cream, and you watch
sad movies. And then if you meet a new friend
on that day, do you go, well, we gotta I
can't be your friend today until tomorrow to become friends
because that day was my previous friend. Why are you
so sad today? That's when I met Todd. We're no

(02:14:48):
longer friends. And if Todd died, do you then mourn
Todd's day of death and also his friend of versary
and also his birth? Oh my gosh, that's a lot. Yes,
that's a lot to deal with. I'm asking for drama. Okay, lindsay,
what'd you learn today.

Speaker 6 (02:15:09):
I learned to give your partner a heart shaped pizza
for Valentine's Day because nothing says I love you like
extra cheese and minimal effort. And if you don't want
to open your home to your wife's best friend because
she's too hot, it doesn't make you sound unreasonable, it
makes you sound like a cheating whore.

Speaker 1 (02:15:27):
Gimpy, what'd you learn today? I learned that when your
parents get too old to take care of them, just
take him out to pasture and put them down like
a lame horse. And I also learned I got no
problem double fisting waners at the ballpark, no bun. I
learned that Gimpy rolls the dice with a wiener. Sometimes
he just puts in the punch. Sometimes he just puts

(02:15:48):
it in his mouth. Gotta roll the dice with the flavor,
you know. Yeah, And I also learned that if you
want something to really share your love, at least in
Gimby's world, a heart shaped wiener is gonna really make
a difference. Just makes a nice little stamp. Yeah, it's
Corbin saying, makes her that dishwashers loaded. Right.

Speaker 6 (02:16:07):
It's a little up tracking my cycle.

Speaker 1 (02:16:08):
This is gimpy and I'm sorry, Thank you daddy. Can
I get a call? Yeah? Now?

Speaker 6 (02:16:25):
What the hell you lay?

Speaker 1 (02:16:28):
Disappeed makes a noise? Interpass words, Corbyn, New Messages, The
Big Mat and Wrings showould like to take a minute
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(02:16:52):
respect you. We honor and respect you. We honor and
respect you.

Speaker 2 (02:16:55):
DoD Blass rock and roll.

Speaker 6 (02:16:59):
Less call.

Speaker 1 (02:17:00):
We try boys. Good morning, good morning, good morning you,
good morning. We did I don't know if we've done

(02:17:21):
this trivia. I want to ask you guys some trud questions.
You're kind of a music savant some things. So it's
Lindsay when it comes to certain genres. So, uh, some
of these are gonna be easy, some of them aren't.
I'm gonna give I'm gonna see if this we'll see
how good Lindsay is. I think this is an easy
one for Lindsay. What eighty Superstar portrayed doctor Noah Drake

(02:17:43):
on General Hospital Noah, Drake, you know this, No, I don't.
I never watched General Hospital. I didn't either the days
of our lives. You don't have to have watched General Hospital.
Know the answer to this.

Speaker 6 (02:17:56):
Question, Noah, No Drake.

Speaker 1 (02:18:01):
Eighty Superstar eighties superstar.

Speaker 6 (02:18:09):
Black or white? Huh to black or white?

Speaker 1 (02:18:15):
What do we talk? It was in color? No, she's
asking about their star. Is the person blacker white? What
does that matter?

Speaker 6 (02:18:24):
Well, it would help.

Speaker 1 (02:18:27):
It's Rick Springfield. Uh yeah, yeah, yeah, I remember that episode.

Speaker 6 (02:18:32):
No, you don't, Well, there aren't.

Speaker 1 (02:18:34):
It isn't a deep pool of people that were on
so became pop stars.

Speaker 6 (02:18:39):
Yeah, I do remember being a soap opera.

Speaker 1 (02:18:43):
Star now right now. In nineteen eighty seven, what George
Michael song was banned by the BBC for being too racy.

Speaker 6 (02:18:53):
Faith I Do Believe? Or I Want Your Sex.

Speaker 1 (02:18:57):
It's I Want your Sex. Yeah, there's no ethan racy
about faith at all?

Speaker 6 (02:19:01):
Was however, I think it was the music video that mate,
It's I Want Your Sex with the music video I
Want your Sex.

Speaker 1 (02:19:08):
Uh. What was Paula Abdul's first top forty hit, Mmm,
Opposites a tract? Nope, oh, cold Hoarded Snake nope, trying
to think of other pol up right, there's only one? Really, yeah, two,
you guys are mentioning fringe ones.

Speaker 6 (02:19:28):
Hush rush, hush, hush, hurry hurry.

Speaker 1 (02:19:31):
Baby, Nope, I'm drawing a blank man straight up. Now,
tell me? Is it going to be you and me forever?

Speaker 2 (02:19:38):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (02:19:39):
Oh oh? I knew that?

Speaker 6 (02:19:41):
Oh you just having fun?

Speaker 1 (02:19:44):
Which song by Tommy James and the Sean Dell's did
teen pop star Tiffany cover I Think We're Alone Now
in nineteen eighty seven? And I love that? I didn't
have to say, Tiffany, he knew Tommy j Tames in
the Shondeals with his with his bs of General Hawk Pedal,

(02:20:07):
but you know Tommy Jane's and the Shondell's like it's yeah.

Speaker 6 (02:20:12):
His mommy used to play it at the house.

Speaker 1 (02:20:14):
All the time. I, much like every other guy at
that age, had a crush on fucking Tiffany and Debbie Gibson.
Annie Lennox is one half of the pop group The Eurythmes,
easily one of the best duos of all time. Who's
the other dude?

Speaker 6 (02:20:33):
Hell of fun?

Speaker 1 (02:20:35):
Peter John Oates, alright, arc Garfu, No, no, no, none
of those No one's gonna get Dave Stewart, founder Wendy's.
Fucking Dan you say, founder of Wendy's. That was Dave Thomas,
all right.

Speaker 6 (02:20:56):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:20:57):
In nineteen eighty nine, Shares video was band from MTV
because of her revealing outfit. Go ahead, gimpie, I can
turn back. I remember being like, I'm gonna have to
pound one out to that because wow, really.

Speaker 6 (02:21:13):
She's still well. No, her last two farewell tour, she
was still wearing that shit.

Speaker 1 (02:21:17):
Oh of course. In nineteen you know what, actor and
comedian appeared in the video for the Paul Simon song
you Can Call Me Wow. In nineteen eighty four, Turner
Tina Turner's song was the title for the Oscar winning

(02:21:41):
film about the singer's.

Speaker 6 (02:21:42):
Life, Whats Love Got to Do With It?

Speaker 1 (02:21:45):
Fantastic movie, I've not seen it. Oh yeah. Lawrence Fishburn
beats the ship out.

Speaker 6 (02:21:49):
Of her and Broadway play was great too.

Speaker 1 (02:21:53):
What police song features the lyric There's a little black
spot on the sun today.

Speaker 6 (02:22:01):
There's a little black spot on the son today. Don't
stand so close to me?

Speaker 1 (02:22:08):
Was that you be forty right? It had a bit
of a Rastafarian reggae field to it, but yet with
a little bit of the tism attached to it as well.

Speaker 8 (02:22:18):
Yeah, yeah, I probably shouldn't do that song for the podcast,
but yeah, King of Pain is the song.

Speaker 1 (02:22:32):
What popular eighties hit too Shy was released by which band?

Speaker 6 (02:22:40):
Too Shy? Hush hush? You know what?

Speaker 1 (02:22:47):
No, that's why I look at you. You're the eighties
music Sabot easily one of the best band names of
all time.

Speaker 6 (02:22:57):
Gosha goog are very close.

Speaker 1 (02:22:59):
Hajha because you grew uh man. This is one of
my favorite. This is a good trivia question. Bever Hill's
Cops Already Murphy had a chart topping hit in nineteen
eighty five. What was the song called.

Speaker 6 (02:23:14):
Girl Like Supty All the Time?

Speaker 1 (02:23:17):
Yeah, as opposed to put It in the Butt, which
was also the other I'm not joking. That is what
they're like. Mah, you should just stick to comedy, please
play and put it in. But boogie in your butt. Boogie,
damn it, damn it. That's different. Different, It's very different.

Speaker 4 (02:23:42):
Sit down open, Oh my god.

Speaker 1 (02:23:54):
That is that By the way, that got a parent
advisory for explicit lyrics. But that was at the height
of like he could do no wrong. So it's like
do a movie, which he was great at, right, and
then like make an album and he's like, yeah, sure,
that's a good one.

Speaker 7 (02:24:13):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (02:24:16):
In nineteen eighty three, you Tube charted on the Billboard
one hundred for the first time with what Song nineteen
eighty three YouTube.

Speaker 6 (02:24:26):
With or Without You.

Speaker 1 (02:24:28):
Sunday Bloody Sunday. Yeah. Those are the only you two
youtubes that I can think is are all incorrect? I'm
surprising the world that knows your name or something like that.
See if it helps New Year's Oh yeah, oh yeah,

(02:24:57):
yeah uh nineteen eighty five Tear Safar song Everybody Wants
to Rule the World. Nineteen eighty five Madonna married what
film actor Oh Champagne correct, surpassing more than a billion
views on YouTube. The nineteen eighty five song take on

(02:25:19):
Me as by What Band Now that was their only hit,
Billy Idol hit number one on the Billboard Hot one
hundred nineteen eighty seven with what Song Money Mooney correct
What Friend Star jumps on stage with Bruce Springsteen in

(02:25:40):
the music video Dancing in the Dark Courtney Cox. Yeah.
Moving on to the nineties and nineteen ninety seven, The
Spice Girls had a number one hit. What was the
name of the song Wanna Be? That's correct? So I'm
Free you Gimp Be? A nineteen ninety eighth and I
Twain songs forty two weeks on the Billboard Hot one hundred.

(02:26:03):
What is the song any that is incorrect?

Speaker 6 (02:26:07):
Whose bed have your bootspin under?

Speaker 1 (02:26:09):
That is incorrect? Man? I feel lack of a woman?
That is incorrect. This is a bunch of bullshit, is
what it is? Read the question which that's correct? Which
nineteen ninety eight Shania Twain song spent forty two weeks
on the Billboard Hot one hundred. Still the one was
I think the crossover that really got it right?

Speaker 6 (02:26:29):
That's why crazy?

Speaker 1 (02:26:31):
Uh? What Australian soap opera star charted with the song
torn Natalie and Bruglio. Yeah, beautiful Eyes? Huh? Which Celine
Dion song won Best Original Song at the nineteen ninety
eight Oscars.

Speaker 6 (02:26:49):
My Heart Will Go On?

Speaker 1 (02:26:52):
I believe that is correct? That is correct? Which Swedish
band recorded this hit song All That She Wants and
the sign ASA base Man. Everybody knows that Carney and
Wendy Wilson of the group Wilson Phillips are daughters of

(02:27:13):
Brian Wilson, who famously performed in what band Beach Boys?
It's correct? What Disney Show? Did a young Christina Aguilera
appear on in the nineties with the Mickey Mouse Club,
which Backstreet Boys video pays homage to Michael Jackson's thriller

(02:27:37):
All of Them. No, I don't know. I never really
got into the Backstreet Boys.

Speaker 6 (02:27:44):
Yeah, I have no idea.

Speaker 1 (02:27:46):
Was it that way or was that instinct? I don't know.

Speaker 6 (02:27:48):
That's Backstreet Boys? You're right there. Yeah, I don't know.

Speaker 1 (02:27:54):
I didn't know this was the thing. This is a
good tribute question Backstreet That's correct? Everybody Streets back It's parentheses.
Back Streets in Sync member Joey Fatone made a guest
appearances Joey Vittola on Disney Show. What Pandah Montana? That's correct?

Speaker 6 (02:28:15):
Guess that was a guess I know.

Speaker 1 (02:28:19):
Don Robinson, Cindy Aaron, Maxine Jones, and Terry Ellis were
singers in what nineties group? Say it Again? That's a
lot of names. Don Robinson, Cindy Aaron, Maxine Jones, and
Terry Ellis were singers in what nineties group? And Vogue
Correct Okay, which which nineteen ninety nine song features the

(02:28:44):
lyric She'll make you take your clothes off and go
dancing in the rain. That's correct? What B fifty two
singer joins R. E. M on the song Shiny Happy People.
Can anybody name be fifty two singers? I would expect

(02:29:06):
you of anyone to No. I can't name their I
don't know their names. I just know him as the
B fifty two's and the guy that looks like Phil Hartman.

Speaker 6 (02:29:13):
I think it's it looks like it looks like or
it's the redheaded chick, because.

Speaker 1 (02:29:20):
There's two girls in that bad yes, and.

Speaker 6 (02:29:21):
It's either the one with red hair or it's the guy.

Speaker 1 (02:29:25):
Yeah. I never knew their names. I just love their music.
Katie Pearson and I was trying to she was the
one with like the big hair.

Speaker 6 (02:29:33):
Yeah, who says ten roof rust?

Speaker 1 (02:29:40):
Okay? Yeah, how about that? Singers Brandy and Monica joined
forces for what nineteen ninety eight song.

Speaker 6 (02:29:48):
The Boy Is Mine.

Speaker 1 (02:29:53):
I couldn't give you a bar of that song if
you pay me, so I kind of knew that you
were you were gonna get that one.

Speaker 6 (02:30:02):
Thanks.

Speaker 1 (02:30:02):
Did you know? Tin roof rusted is slang for pregnant?
I did not know that, which makes sense if you're
at the love Shack, Yeah, you might get ten roof rusted. Yeah,
how about that from the fifty two song love Shock.
Tin roof rusted is interpreted by some to mean pregnant,
usually with an unintended baby fucking bastard child on that

(02:30:26):
what John Michael Montgomery song? Did the group all for
one that? I swear there's both of them because they
had the greatest hits of John Michael Montgomery that year. Yeah. Yeah,
that's why I love doing this because we learned so much.
Like like my wife growing up, that was the only

(02:30:49):
music she was allowed to listen to, you like Amy Grant,
John Michael Montgomery and real clean music. Oh yeah. She
grew up in like church revivals like tent Pole Revival.
Yeah yeah, uh see if Lindsay can get this one.
What is the name of the bass player for the

(02:31:10):
band The Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Speaker 6 (02:31:13):
Oh I can't, uh, I I know he looked. Isn't
that the one that looks like Bill Ferrell? Is it Chad?

Speaker 2 (02:31:26):
It?

Speaker 6 (02:31:26):
Chad is his first name? Chad? Yeah? Right, yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:31:32):
Right, yeah it is not Chad Smith. A guy named
Flee Flee.

Speaker 6 (02:31:38):
Oh it is. I was gonna say I thought he
was a guitar player.

Speaker 1 (02:31:42):
He is, he's a bass player. Bass is a guitar. Yeah,
Chad's the drum in my head.

Speaker 6 (02:31:47):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:31:47):
What Disney musical features the characters Troy Bolton and Gabriella
Montez His ny musical? What Disney musical features the characters
Troy Bolton and Gabriella Montez, Prince, the Princess and the
frock I don't know. Not the one we don't talk

(02:32:10):
about Bruno.

Speaker 6 (02:32:12):
In m.

Speaker 1 (02:32:14):
No High School Musical. Oh yeah, No, never watched what
Future Nickelodeon Stars Star Singular portrays Summer Hathaway in the
two thousand and three movie School of Rock.

Speaker 6 (02:32:31):
School of Rock was with Jack Black.

Speaker 1 (02:32:36):
We're all kids. I didn't pay attention to any of
their names. Jack Black. What Future Nickelodeon Star portrays Summer
Hathaway's the little one? Maybe rock Goodness? Selena, I don't
know if she was in it.

Speaker 6 (02:32:56):
A man of mines.

Speaker 1 (02:32:58):
No, I think Summer was the black haired girl in
School of Rock, the real preppy one, Miranda Cross cost Grove.

Speaker 9 (02:33:13):
Oh, yeah, the song lyric breaking my Back Just to
know your name is from what song?

Speaker 1 (02:33:26):
The song lyric breaking my Back? Just to know your
name is from what song? Breaking my Bag? Just to
know your name killers? Mister Brightside? Somebody told me, Yeah, yeah,
I tried really hard to like break up the cadence

(02:33:48):
so it's not so obvious. Took a second, but this
is a good one. I expect Lindsay to get this.
What two thousand bands released? What? Two thousands band released
the hit song apologize, oh.

Speaker 6 (02:34:03):
Too to apologiant mother. They're from here? They're from here?

Speaker 1 (02:34:10):
Are they?

Speaker 5 (02:34:11):
Oh?

Speaker 6 (02:34:11):
He is Ryan Teddor? The hell is their name? You
know what it is?

Speaker 1 (02:34:18):
I have no idea. I know the song when I'll
let you said it out.

Speaker 6 (02:34:20):
Loud to apologize, and then Timberland got on the song
and made it even freaking better. What the hell is
their name? I'm drawing a blank. I know Ryan Teddor is.

Speaker 1 (02:34:35):
One Republic, but that is a Timbaland song featuring one Republic.
That is not a one Republic song. And one of
those guys is from here. Huh right? Yeah, very successful
about that. It's a lot of famous songs. I didn't
realize there were so many motherfuckers that have come up
at of Tola. Oh my gosh. I mean I know

(02:34:57):
a lot of like the hit of course, you know
with Gary Bu and Mister Ed and you know all
those other ones, you know, but just recently and how
much how many are are moving here right, you know,
like Ethan Hawk and shit like that. Yeah, I was like, wow,
that's fulsos a poppy place. I always go with allegedly
when that because people say that and then you never
see them, like you hear that story and then there's

(02:35:18):
never another thing about right right, Like you hear that
Jack White has a house here? You heard that? Yes,
Stephen Tyler had a house here for a while, but
he sold it moved after it. Aaron clapped in like yeah, yeah,
Who Let the Dogs Out was recorded and released by
which Bohemian band The Bahaman? Yeah, somebody these are getting easy.

(02:35:45):
Stacy Ferguson was originally a member of what nineties girl group?

Speaker 6 (02:35:51):
Oh well, she's Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas.

Speaker 1 (02:35:55):
Oh is that what it is?

Speaker 6 (02:36:02):
I don't remember her girl group because I don't think
it went very far. Not wasn't sisters with voices?

Speaker 1 (02:36:09):
No, that's and they were all black.

Speaker 6 (02:36:15):
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (02:36:17):
The band is Wild Orchid. Yeah, they were a huge success,
weren't they. I mean they got Billboard Music Awards. Okay,
so they're definitely award that were the nominated Best New Artists.

Speaker 6 (02:36:35):
And Unseen Movies win Academy Awards.

Speaker 1 (02:36:37):
To talk to me, I mean that doesn't mean anything.
Someone watched them of stature to recommend them to be awarded, right,
That's all it takes is one version. See if we
can pick a couple other here before becoming famous? What
did Harry Styles do for work? Porn? He worked at

(02:37:02):
a bakery. What is the name of the post Malone
song that opens the twenty eighteen movie Spider Man into
the Spider Verse? And I think these are too obscure?
Sunflowers post Malone's are I was thinking of circles? But okay,
I don't know. Is it a post Malone song or
a weekend song? I think it's a weekend song. Uh.
By the way, that's Spider Man into the Spider Verse.

(02:37:24):
It's so good. Yeah, both of them are. I never
could get into the Spy I tried it when they
we you know, in the early two thousands, when comic
book movies were really just starting to become a thing,
and I was like, ooh, Spider Man. I'm thinking I had, like,
is it Toby Maguire, Yeah, fucking Toefer Grace, one of
the two, the guy from fucking that's I forget. I
tried what I couldn't get into it, and ever since

(02:37:45):
then I couldn't get into any of the Spider Man
at all. Whatsoever, I don't, I don't. My feelings are
not far from how you yours are. My kid loves
Spider Man, and so this is cartoon, right, and it's
got a lot more The music's better. It's cartoons, so
there's a lot more liberties being held with it. It's
I think you would enjoy it, okay. The idea is

(02:38:06):
that there are many Spider Man's and Miles Morales is
learning to become a Spider Man from all these other ones. Okay.
And so you see the spectrum and there's so many
Easter eggs in it and stuff. As someone who doesn't
follow it or care, I find myself captivated by it.
I don't think that there should be more than one

(02:38:26):
superhero like this. There's there's old colleens of Spider Man,
and I'm just learning Spider Man. They explain it, you know,
It's like listen, there's only one motherfucker that got a
bit by a radioactive spider, and that was Peter Parker.
So the idea, So the idea is that there are
multiple dimensions in life, and like in one of them,
three pac is alive, and there's some interesting things that

(02:38:50):
happen that you're like, oh, okay, it's again. As someone
who doesn't like superhero movies, doesn't like anything superheroesque, I
think there maybe some of the best films. Would you
like to meet your multiverse you, Oh, do I have
to be friends with him? You don't have to be

(02:39:12):
friends or whatever, but just I don't know, to meet,
I guess shake a hand. Look, fuck, I don't know.
I think it'd be so weird, But yet I'm kind
of intrigued at the same time. I want to see
what the multiverse Gimpia is those other ones, you know,
is that like multiplicity where ones really smart and then
you got a fucking retarded one. You know, they're all
just different kinds total as right, right, there wasn't overcoming

(02:39:35):
of the obstacles in their life, right, one that has
two good arms and doesn't have a penis arm didn't
give up meth exactly, there's so many that are like, yeah, right,
parent's still alive. Can we all just sit down and
have some group discussion here? How fucked up is your life?
I think ultimately of the answers, now, yeah, I don't

(02:39:55):
want to know when I die. I don't want to
know the alternate version of me, right, I know, because
it will change who you are, it'll it is impossible
for it to not. I'm with you on that. I
don't want to know how or when I'm going to
die because any you're just constantly looking out for it whatever.
Maybe the altered y universe one probably just to see

(02:40:19):
so like two like of my life virtues are what's
the best you can do and what's the most you
can do? And when you know that outside information, it
changes that and you can't What if what if I
find out that I'm going to jump off a building
and then suddenly I am am I not well, I

(02:40:40):
stop myself from going into buildings. But what if the
best doctor when I have cancers in that building or
for my kids or you know what I'm saying, like
it will influence you. I'm not I'm not into that.
What about you, lindsay, I know.

Speaker 6 (02:40:56):
I would be, however, interested in meeting my doppelganger. If
someone said, man, you got a dappeleganger.

Speaker 1 (02:41:02):
I met them, Well, that's not the same at all.

Speaker 6 (02:41:04):
Not I know. That's why I don't want to meet
and I don't want to meet the exact me.

Speaker 1 (02:41:10):
No, Well, the dappelgamer is just a person that that
looks like you, kin, looks like we're talking fucking multivers you,
that is you just in a different universe, and maybe
you don't have twins, maybe you're single, or maybe you're
some fucking or whatever. You know, that's that's a chance
you take when you meet your multiverse you. Why would

(02:41:31):
you want to meet your dappel ganger.

Speaker 6 (02:41:33):
Because I think it would be neat.

Speaker 1 (02:41:34):
Why because you have a mirror, you can literally meet
them right now. Fuck, just turn around and looking at
that window.

Speaker 6 (02:41:42):
I just think it would be cool. Like, do you
hear that everyone has a dapple ganger somewhere right? Prove it?
I want to see. I want to meet them.

Speaker 1 (02:41:50):
What if they're a real piece of ship and they're
doing things as people like look at Lindsay, just being
a piece of.

Speaker 6 (02:41:56):
Ship, Yeah, that would suck.

Speaker 1 (02:41:59):
That would suck, and you'd be like, now I fucking
hate this person. Yeah fuck fuck fuck please put that
on your shirt. That feels like a great T shirt,
doesn't it. It does perfect? Yeah right, all right, guys,
thank you so much for letting us just banter for

(02:42:21):
thirty minutes or so. Box checked and uh yeah you
guys have a great week. We'll talk to you later.
Ya bye bye

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