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HAPPY FRIGGIN' "A" FRIDAY EVE!!!! Grief Photo SHoots Are A Thing, Your Dentist May Be Jacked Up On NOS, Another Man Beaten With A Dildo, Gimpy Tells Us About The Strangest Movie Ever, Conspiracy Theory Thursday, Top List, & Movie "Like" Pulp Fiction!!!!

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this time at no problem man. Anything I can do
to to help things along. You do some bizarre things
this time. You just gave a heads up, which I appreciate.
An over. We'll get into that. I'm excited. It's definitely
a word to use. We've got conspiracy theory Thursday, we've
got our top list, and today the top five strangest

(03:59):
movie You've ever seen. That'll come up later at nine o'clock.
I got a question because I'm not sure where to
start today. Bizarre question mark or movie list? Bizarre question

(04:19):
mark or movie list? What are we thinking? What are
we feeling? I'm all about the bizarre.

Speaker 6 (04:23):
Ye sure sounds good.

Speaker 2 (04:25):
Kind of goes with a theme we got going on today. Okay,
So this family found out that the mom was dying,
right tragic, court, I mean tragic, And they found out
she had seventeen tumors on her brain. The family, they
even like video documented that she was the moment she

(04:48):
told her family, her kids, right, her young children. She
was only thirty five, The youngest was only eight at
the time, the others were twelve, right, just incredibly tragic.
They were h school sweethearts. And you know, if you've
ever been a part in an intimate way somebody dying,

(05:11):
it is it's almost like every day you go in
with the expectation that there's going to be a positive okay,
and there's just not just in my two experiences, they
were always felt like, Okay, let's find out what's happening, right,

(05:33):
And it was devastating. It was really dark moment for
me twice. And so I can only imagine what it
felt like in a family scenario, right, like your husband wife.
I experienced it with one of my best friends, and
I experienced it with well, I guess three times, and
then with my dad. Right. And this couple they were

(05:56):
married when they were twenty one and twenty two, like
I said, she found out she had cancer and they
decided or he decided to do a grief photo shoot,
a grief photo shoot near the end, Okay, she had

(06:16):
brain tumors, she had breast cancer like not awesome, right,
and they documented a lot of stuff and she had
to go to hospice. They stayed with their like five
days a week, and after she died, he tried to
keep her alive. So we started sharing about his grief
journey on social media and exposed that he did this

(06:38):
this like you know people do like an announcement when
they're newly went photos, right, when you're engagement photos when
you're pregnant, Right, this is a very common thing to
photo document lifestyle events.

Speaker 6 (06:53):
But now you want to remember how sad everyone was.

Speaker 2 (06:57):
I don't know if it's I hear you I on
the I agree. But also we more than ever document
everything everything, and why not document just because it's a
sad milestone? You don't document it?

Speaker 4 (07:12):
Right?

Speaker 2 (07:13):
Okay? So he is doing a photo shoot of himself. Now,
then they also did one together like near the end, okay,
and that's kind of where I was like, Okay, everybody
gathered together and she's got her wig on or whatnots
and no wig okay, just straight bald, you know, and
cancer patient dying. Nonetheless, if you remember Steve Scott, towards
the end, there wasn't looking good, you know. So I

(07:35):
was kind of like, is it that kind of photo
shoot or was it, you know, just pictures of h
they're smiling in the street. The photos that I've seen,
she's smiling. Yeah, they're smiling. Yeah, they're together. That's that's
her old man, her husband. Yeah, of course he's going
to be smiling. And maybe as I started this with
that history I have, the memories I have are not awesome,

(07:57):
but these are photos showing not every day was dark.

Speaker 6 (08:01):
Right, right, And if they said they had young children,
maybe it was her wish too, to make sure that.

Speaker 2 (08:08):
He doesn't say that, he doesn't say anything, right.

Speaker 6 (08:10):
But i'm i'm maybe it was important for them to
make sure that their children never forgot who she was.

Speaker 2 (08:17):
Well, don't they have other photos? Yeah? They documented a
lot of stuff. Yeah, right, so they would. You wouldn't
need to me holding on to pictures of somebody at
their very worst, right at the end, like death is knocking,
you know, one foot in the grave sort of thing.
I don't think that's right. It's interesting you say that

(08:37):
because you're someone who has admitted to having photos or
taken photos of taskts like someone in their final stage. Yeah,
I've got one of them, both my parents and some
of me, you know, grandparents, great grandparents as well. Seems
to be a weird thing my family does. Yeah, but
why is that not weird? But this is because those
people are dead. These people are alive. That's a very
good question. That's very valid. They're they're already gone, and

(09:03):
the the what the the the job that the funeral
home has done to prepare them. They look a lot
better than they would, you know, dying again. I go
back to because the only time that I have really,
you know, been there with somebody through their whole journey

(09:24):
of having cancer in this case, and and and and
then finding out that I wasn't there to hold his
hand when he died. But steve'scott, you know, great guy,
loved him to death. Probably one of the best dudes
here that I knew. It was just always a chipper
kind of guy, you know, But watching him go from
what he was and then you know, seeing that journey
and how he just withered away. And don't strike me down, Steve.

(09:48):
I'm not trying to talk bad about you or anything,
but just watching him wither away. And you remember when
we had his final going away party here, Yeah, right,
we had a lot of you know, past employees and
and it was hey, everybody gather around Steve so we
can take a picture. And Steve's front and center looking
like the goddamn cript keeper, not looking good at all.

(10:11):
And it was just a very awkward, awkward photo. I
think that was a scenario head he didn't what he
wanted to do. So I want to make point too
about him. Some people, and in this case, Steve, don't
like the idea of stopping their life. I get that,
told and he pushed through a lot of things because

(10:34):
so much of who he was was wrapped up in here, absolutely,
and so for him this was life. I get that.
And he wasn't going to go and sit on a
couch or in a hospital bed or he didn't. That
wasn't who he was as an individual. I get that.
I totally get that. But like you know, they didn't
have an open casket for Steve. I didn't get to

(10:55):
see what he looked like. I knew what he looked
like anyone. And the fact of it is is, like
you asked, you take pictures of people that are already
dead as opposed to you know, on their way out.
I just think they look a lot better that. I
think the funeral home did a great job of making them,
presenting them to look very well now supposed to right
at the end with your dad, I didn't go up

(11:17):
to the casket. I'm not a big fan of looking
at dead people. I'm pretty okay with that life Joyce.
So I can't say but that of that one. But
I have been to open caskets and have walked by them,
and I feel overwhelmingly they never look normal. They never
look better. Okay, Okay, I look very fake, I look

(11:39):
very yeah, soulless. Right yeah, because they don't have any
blood circulating through them, they don't have the color that
you naturally see in them. I totally get that, and
capturing that fraternity is not something in my arsenal things
I want to do. I just think, you know, seeing
somebody with a sunk in and face and just the Okay,

(12:04):
here we go. As a spouse of a cancer warrior,
I totally understand this. I'm not saying it's something I
would do, But if you have children and grandchildren, I
can understand the desire to show them the good days
and the bad days. And I think it helps him
hold on to the memory of the one person that
has passed on. That might be the best well said, right,
because there shouldn't be just bad days. Like I said,

(12:27):
I only remember the bad days, right. I'm sure in
my dad's final journey there were good days. Right. I
don't recall them, but for him, I'm sure they were good.
I'm sure we laughed, I'm sure we had fun together.
Why not have those, yeah, I guess. And they're young.
This guy in the story is young. He's thirty five,

(12:49):
he's gonna move on. You would think he deserves to
be happy. And if happiness for him is to find
more love, he should go on that, he should do
all that. If he's like, Nope, there's one true love
and that's the end. Okay, man, that's this deal. Yeah,
that's that's that's the way you want to live it.
But then you're gonna have all these photos, and then

(13:09):
what do you do with the photos? And then does
your new partner go, Hey, you can't have a photo
of you and your cancer ridden wife? Right? You know?
I think? Yeah, talking about this takes me back to
like when when people post pictures on Facebook of their
grandparents' spouse, fam whatever that's in the hospital dying and

(13:31):
they're on the bed and they've got the tubes hooked
up to him and they got the wires hooked up
to him. And I look at those I'm like, holy s,
why would you put that out there. I understand, say
a prayer from my grandma, you know, I get that,
But do we really need the visual to go or
at least that one right there? Yeah? I don't know
if you remember, there was this old timer I used

(13:52):
to run around within the club and he recently he
died last year year before something like that, and uh,
you know, I've got a picture of him flipping me up,
but he's in the hospital as well, tube and even
that a brother to me, I'm like, oh, goddamn, Griz,
I don't know if I should pose this picture. And
I was a little weird. Did you boast it? I
don't think I did. I might have. I'm just saying

(14:14):
like it to me, it is far more weird taking
pictures of dead people than of people alive smiling. Now,
as far as people in hospital beds, I think there
might be some other things happening, Like some people take
those photos to make the other person feel normal, okay,
because I think when you're in the hospital and you

(14:35):
got tubes, you feel not appealing. And I don't mean
it like sexual, but like you just feel your worth
feels really low. And if you get a photo taken you,
it might be like, hey, and if you're in the
hospital for a year fighting cancer or whatever, and and
and there are moments where they look better than in

(14:57):
other days, you might want to take a photo to
dot document that. Yeah, right, And then on top of that,
you Let's just say you have a kid who's fighting
cancer in the hospital and they're in it for a year,
and you have stopped, you stop taking pictures of your kid.
Your kid ages a ton in a year, so you

(15:17):
might you might go, I gotta take some photos. It's Christmas,
it's their birthday, it's my birthday, it's grandparents' day. This
text says something someone told me once after losing my
dad to suicide, was that I was there for him
during his best and his worst. I have photos of

(15:38):
us together, from picking him up from the mental hospital,
go into Army's afterwards, et cetera. Regardless their memories. I
get to cherish, regardless of the pain. And I guess
that's how I have to look at it. You know,
regardless of the pain, the pain's going to be there anyway,
whether you have photo documentation of it or not, the

(16:01):
pain's still going to be there. But I feel that when,
at least maybe just for me, that when I look
at those pictures, it brings all that pain back and
I don't want to deal with that. Well, okay, there
we go compartmentalize, but I still them to the back. Yeah,
I feel I'm not the only one that feels that
way either that's fine, That doesn't make it right, That

(16:22):
doesn't make it the best practice. And I've said this before,
I think we've all said this before in this room.
Grief is a nasty bitch. And if you need to
do a photo shoot, if you need to take a
body of somebody to casket, if you need to take
pictures of somebody hospital, do it. Because everybody's rollercoaster of
grief is completely different and it is hard to manage.

(16:48):
And if that's what you got to do is do
a photo shoot with your sickly partner or your sickly
child because you want that photo, do it. Because when
they're gone, there ain't one exactly. Well, that actually used
to be true. That's not true now because I get
hit up all the time about how I can take

(17:09):
a photo of my dad and have my kids superimposed
into the photo, right, or I can have AI make
my dad, you know, doing something or even talking yeah,
which is yeah, So I guess that's not true anymore.

Speaker 6 (17:25):
It's not authentic.

Speaker 2 (17:26):
But if I fake smile, is that authentic? If I'm
in the hospital dying and you're like, let me get
up pit gramps for the social and you're like, eh,
that's not authentic.

Speaker 6 (17:44):
But even on scheduled days when you're getting family pictures done,
if one of you is in a bad mood, you're
faking it.

Speaker 2 (17:49):
Then right on percent, Well, you said authentic, not me.
I don't think any of the pictures are ever authentic.
I don't think any pictures are only can you don't know,
like your eyes half opened right, your hands kind of
blurred because it's moving, right, those are the only authentic ones,
You're right, because we've been programmed smile for the camera,

(18:11):
say cheese, yeah. But when you don't smile for the camera,
you're just there being yourself or whatever. People are like,
whis wrong? Grew up? You goods? You don't want to
smile for the camera. In our in our house, our
half bath, we have photos of everywhere we've been. My
wife and I are kids, and all those photos are
just of our foreheads and then the rest of wherever
we're at. And I feel like those are some of

(18:33):
the most candid photos ever because the whole reason the
photo exists is because we went to these places. But
we were like, well we got to be in them, right. Funny,
you guys just start painting eyeballs on your forehead. Well,
no again, it defeats the I'm just saying that, Like
that to me is more candid than any of the
other like fake smile. Even when we take like a
photo we had daddy daughter dance, We did that. We

(18:54):
always do also one do whatever you want photo, Yeah,
because that's a real photo. That's who we are as
a family, not unless one of them my kids is like,
I don't want to be silly, right, But they don't
have to smile. If they don't want, they don't do anything.
They can just stand there and we have some of
those photos and they exist and go through photo albums

(19:15):
and stuff of my kids grumpily staring at the camera
while my wife and are like, this is awesome because
that's real, right, yeah, grief photo shoots anyway, all right, Hey,
we're gonna give tickets away to Jerry Cantrell. Take a
break and movie back.

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Speaker 6 (20:28):
In nineties, out of five AMoD dentists nabbed with one
hundred canisters of laughing gas after police chase. This happened
in Houston, Texas. We're a dentist led cops on a
brief chase Saturday before getting nabbed with more than one
hundred canisters of nitrous oxide stashed inside his car, and
he admitted he likes puffing while driving. Christopher Michael Peddler,

(20:53):
thirty nine years old, was charged with a looting police
and possession of laughing gas when he was arrested. It
is a very sad situation, said Houston Police Constable Alan Rosen.
The very product that they use one hundred and seven canisters,
he said, is substantial. He'd been using it while they

(21:15):
were driving around and admitted to it he has a problem,
and it wasn't the dentist's first bust over his alleged addiction.
Court records show that the dentist was charged with interfering
with a public servant and possession of a volatile chemical
back in October as well. According to the news outlet,

(21:39):
he was out on a five thousand dollars bond in
that case and was ordered to undergo treatment. In his
new case, Peddler was allegedly driving along the street on
Saturday when he was spotted by a patrol car going
forty four and a thirty, and he refused to stop.
He pulled over about a half mile later and allegedly
confess to the chemicals. Cops in Houston said the dentist

(22:04):
first refused to pull over before being busted with the
laughing gas. Now, the dental Examiner's State Board said that
it would not comment on open complaints or investigations.

Speaker 2 (22:17):
So they had to have been whippets. There's no way
he's doing ten pound canisters. He had one hundred and
seven ten pound canisters in his car.

Speaker 6 (22:25):
It says canisters, one hundred and seven of them to
be exact.

Speaker 2 (22:29):
Yeah, there's no way he had ten one hundred and
seven ten pound canisters right right, I mean even the
whippets still considered a canistery of sorts. Sure? Yeah, and
he mainlined it or did he have a cracker? I
think you kind of have to have a cracker, I guess.
I mean you could take a screwdriver puncture the top.

(22:49):
No way, the cold would be too much. Yeah, yeah,
you gotta have a cracker then. And I haven't done
whippets since I was in high school. Right, like a
dentist dentist? Man? Did I say? Hell? Old? This dentist
was Again that kind of makes sense. I mean I
wasn't doing whippets in my late thirties, but whatever, dentists

(23:14):
have more suicides than any other profession. Yeah, I wonder
why that is. I don't know, I don't know. They're
definitely his studies though. That correlates with a dental debt
and what services they want you to get done. Ain't
that the truth? The most expensive ones gotta pay for

(23:34):
that college to wish And somehow there was a story.
I'll try to find it and share it. And it
was so fascinating because they sent somebody and completely healthy,
had their teeth checked before they started, had them go
around to dentists around the country, and every dentist gave
them a different diagnosis.

Speaker 6 (23:54):
Then we talked about that.

Speaker 2 (23:55):
Yes, it's an incredibly fascinating story, incredibly fastening, and he
had perfect teeth. Yeah, anything from Monnie woman beats man
with a dildo. This seems to happen quite often. There's
this gal, her name's Melissa Negron. She is fifty years
old and she lives with a fifty two year old dude.

(24:16):
Well did anyway, Now, I guess the situation that they
had there is that she was going to live with
him for a little while till she can move to
Connecticut and start her life over. That was the plan. Well, recently,
they were chilling at the house and she had been
drinking and she starts arguing with this dude about who

(24:37):
he was following on Instagram and she's all up in
his face and he's like, hey, listen, you got to stop.
Ron'm gonna call nine to one to one, And that's
when she pulled out a dildo god knows from where
and starts to beat the man with it. He gets away,

(24:59):
he calls the police. The police come out. He warns
the police listen, she's neked and she might flash you
when you go in there. Well, they got to go
in anyway, so they do. They try to talk to
the woman and see what's going on. They say she
is jacked. They can't get a clear story from her.
They went ahead and arrested the woman from misdemeanor battery.

(25:20):
Apparently these guys, the Julissa and the dude she's living with,
we're married in Connecticut in two thousand and three. But
he didn't say whether or not they got a legal
divorce or not. So stop feeding the cat. You got divorced,
and she's going to start her life over win well
by yeah, how about today? I'm a big fan of like,

(25:45):
I'm just gonna run away. Do you need me to
help you pack? Uh? Huh, I'll just leave you. Do
you want help putting stuff in your car? I don't
want to know. Who's got a dildo on the ready?
That's a whole other thing. Pull it out like a sword,
shink That just doesn't make sense. Keep it in her
bag back pocket. Maybe maybe because based off what we

(26:10):
know of the second half of the story, where she
was a drunk and naked and whatever that starting her
life over where she was about to go to rehab soon,
because I could see that, like your ex wife wants
to stay with Hey, I'm gonna I got kicked out da,
I'm gonna go to rehab, but I can't go till Wednesday.
I have been a part of putting somebody in rehab,
but I don't actually remember the recall of like we'll

(26:31):
see you on Wednesday, or like come on down. I
don't remember how that worked, but maybe that's possible where
they were like, yeah, we can get you in. How
does a Friday between one and seven work for you? Great?
I'll stay in alcoholic until then, right an Uncoming Thing.

(26:51):
Man charged after making bomb threat against a hospital. A
Minneapolis man is facing up to eight years in prison
for making fake bomb threats to the hospital. Filopius Hayes
is accused of calling in a threat to the Hennepin
County Medical Center this past Sunday. According to reports, the
hospital calls and received a call from someone saying, plus

(27:12):
the bomb in the hospital go off, thank you. Hayes
reportedly confessed to being drunk when he called, adding that
he was upset over how the hospital treated him months ago.
I went down a rabbit hole. This is a really
common thing. People call hospitals and call him bomb threats.

(27:33):
I don't know why, now, Yo, what good is that
going to do? Now, maybe you were mistreated or whatever.
What about the nine and ninety nine other people that
work in the hospital, what about all the patients, what
about all the babies? What like? Huh?

Speaker 6 (27:51):
Yeah, it's a wild.

Speaker 2 (27:52):
Take man to call in a bomb threat. So now
not only was he treated badly in the hospital, he's
going to go to jail for a felony, right and
really find out what being treated poorly is. All these
stories are on our Facebook page, Facebook dot com, slash
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Speaker 3 (28:11):
Tulsa's Morning Show continues next with a Big Man Morning
Show on Tulsa's rock station nine.

Speaker 2 (28:30):
Good Morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show nine one,
eight four, six. Oh kmot. Now you might remember us
talking about that model that Tyreek Hill got injured with
Tyreek Hill. Yeah, yeah, there's an update to this story
and it is wow fantastic. So apparently Tyreek Hill decided

(28:59):
to comment on all this, and according to deposition testimony,
Tyreek Hill researched this person by viewing plenty of sex
tapes before messenger messaging him via Instagram. Messaging her via
Instagram quote like you know how the boys just be

(29:22):
kicking it and like you be like, hey, bro, I
got the tall female in my phone. He also claimed
he wasn't especially attracted to her, which at least according
to her, didn't stop him from sleeping with her twice
after he allegedly broke her leg. As for why she

(29:48):
would sleep with Hill after he broke her legs, she
claims she felt very vulnerable and wanted comfort. He, on
the other end, explained in his deposition that despite not
finding her to be attractive, he slept with her anyway
because she's tall. Maybe this is a fetish of mine. Elia.

(30:09):
She also explained that she didn't leave or call the
police after Tyreek Hill allegedly broke her leg because he
was only aggressive in that moment after they had laughed
at him and during those plays, but after the plays
it went back to a normal demeanor, so he was
being more of himself. Tyreek Hill also admitted in his
deposition that while they were playing football, he grabbed Sophie

(30:33):
Hall's breast in emotion, like a player getting underneath an
opponent's shoulder. Pads and that it was a little for playish.
He also said he had nothing to do with her
breaking her leg, laying all the blame on his dog,
Choppo quote. She stepped on him, almost squished him to death.

(30:54):
She just fell on her butt. After that, I went
and made sure my dog was all right first, because like,
that's my prize and possession. I love Choppo. Bro, you're
gonna lose some money, that's funny. Yeah, even if it's
your dog, you are still responsible.

Speaker 6 (31:13):
Yes, it's on your property.

Speaker 2 (31:16):
That Yes. I think it's fantastic that he still stopped
her twice after she broke her Like, isn't he married?

Speaker 6 (31:24):
That's my thought. But then I mean, I thought there
was a whole long video of them getting engaged. But
then I thought maybe that they had split up too.

Speaker 2 (31:33):
Listen, it would not be crazy for somebody in the
spotlight to not be faithful and still get married while
being unfaithful, right, right, right.

Speaker 6 (31:43):
But if anything, he's going to be responsible for her
medical bills.

Speaker 2 (31:47):
Oh no, she's getting money, Yeah she is. Yeah, Yeah,
she's getting money. You think.

Speaker 6 (31:53):
I don't know. I feel like he makes a valid
point of she didn't call authorities after the fact that.

Speaker 2 (31:58):
Her doesn't make it not a dispute. It's a civil dispute.
It's not a criminal dispute. Okay, it's a civil dispute.
They got married in twenty twenty three when this happened.
I'm not seeing anywhere where they've gotten divorced, he messenger
in May of twenty twenty three. Oh yeah, and his

(32:23):
old lady's pretty hot. Of course, she ain't no Amazonian sasquatch,
but you know, she's still cute.

Speaker 6 (32:29):
She's tall at all.

Speaker 2 (32:31):
She's shorter than he is. This girl, I mean, this
girl isn't hideous now that he that he banged. She's
six four and heels tiger kills five eight, if I'm
not mistaken. Yeah, she's a very voluptuous looking woman. Yeah,
like she can touch the ceiling. Did you see a

(32:55):
picture of her gimpie. Have you seen of the model? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
she's an Amazonian. She's she's tall, she's thick. She's a
thick woman. She she she she ain't no Mama June.
That's good, No, but not even close. But you know,
she's very proportionate for her height and weight. Yeah, she is.
I wouldn't call her fat. At all. No, she's a

(33:18):
thick girl. Sure, she's got some curves. Yeah, yeah, I
think she's She's a beautiful woman. He wanted some of that,
Yeah he did. He didn't want it, he got it. Yeah,
your kid over will play some football. I'll teach him
some things and Laida, I'll teach you something broke her
hip and still banged her. Yeah. Yeah. The fact that

(33:41):
she went through with it too is is mind boggling.
I'm like, well, if he was like, I'll take care
of you, or had had already been taking care of
her in some capacity, huh, I could see that being
like the thing, okay, small price you pay people do
that man. Yeah. I feel like I've said this before.

(34:02):
The things women will go through for men is astounding,
and ignore just to please to get some It's astounding.
Men will never would never do anyway. Great. I mean
the storyline like in a deposition. It wasn't like he
was on a podcast Tyreek Hill's wife. We were pregnant

(34:25):
of a Caney's smoking hot God damn. Not good enough.
He was like, yeah, I got weygoo at home, but
I'm gonna go on to eat. I have the best
steakhouse in the world at home, but I'm gonna go
to GC right, no offense jac.

Speaker 6 (34:45):
Former MLB stars Patrick Mahomes Senior and John Rocker will
face off in the boxing ring. Barstool Sports founder Dave
Portnoy announced yesterday the two have signed contracts to headline
his up I Mean Rough and Rowdy event. The fight
will take place on April eighteenth and Wheeling, West Virginia.

(35:05):
The announcement comes after the fifty four year old Mahomes,
the father of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and Rocker,
we're seen in a confrontation on New Orleans Bourbon Street
during Super Bowl Week.

Speaker 2 (35:18):
This is so stupid two, nobody's anymore, right, right? The
only reason Patrick Mahomes's father is because his son is
one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL.

Speaker 6 (35:31):
Yeah, and he can't stop drinking and driving, so he
gets plastered on the news.

Speaker 2 (35:35):
But again, that's only in the news because of his son, right,
and then John Rocker is only famous for being what
was it, an asshole? There you go, a known asshole.
Everybody says he's not awesome, and these two are gonna
go fight, Yeah, and he's Rockers fifty something I think

(35:55):
seniors fifty four the dude as someone who's fifty. The
idea of getting in a ring and punching people doesn't sounds.
I can't keep my shoulders not injured, right, right? And
you think these two are in any shape at all
to be throwing the throwing hands.

Speaker 6 (36:15):
Not at all?

Speaker 2 (36:16):
Dumb?

Speaker 6 (36:17):
Yeah, yeah, And that's your balls of the wall sports.
I'm Lindsay in ninety seven five km MO.

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(37:24):
train moment, Give train world, take my trun hand, get
on the train. Nothing gets me going in the morning
like old men getting raped. I am so excited right now.
So I gave you guys some homework at the beginning
of the week. I'm imagining that you guys did your

(37:46):
homework right. So, uh, Friday, we leave here head it
out for the weekend, and I don't go home. I wanna.
I'm gonna eat some lunch, sit down and watch a
little TV while I eat my lunch, taking a nap
because I gotta go to a Thunder game later on.
So all right, I got my lunch and I sit
down and I turn on the TV and I hit

(38:06):
the guide button because I'm looking for something just to
fill some time while i eat. Okay, as I'm scrolling
through the guy and I come across this movie called
Sasquatch Sunset and the it was on Showtime And as
the description said, it says, in the misty forest of
North America, a family of Sasquatches finds themselves on a

(38:28):
collision course with the ever changing world around them. I'm like, Okay,
that sounds interesting. It's a movie about sasquatch, maybe Harry
and the Henderson. Like, who knows what I'm getting myself into.
So I click over to it, and of course the
movie has already started. I'm at this point, it's probably
maybe a quarter of the way through, so I didn't

(38:51):
get to watch the beginning of the movie. And I
have to tell you, this is probably the most bizarre,
ft up yet interesting movie that I've ever seen in
my life. So I had Corbin and Lindsay watch it
some week and talk about it, and both of them
shaking their damn heads right now.

Speaker 1 (39:10):
What?

Speaker 6 (39:12):
First of all, I feel robbed because you didn't even
watch the whole damn thing.

Speaker 2 (39:15):
No I did. I'll watch the entire thing. I've watched
that movie three times already. What. Yeah, And I found
myself audibly saying out loud, why am I watching this?
And why can I not stop watching this? So the
movie starts off. It starts off you see like about

(39:36):
maybe why you say about six to eight sasquatch roaming
through the wilderness. Right, There's a group of them and
as they are walking through just they're just living their
little squatchy life. Man, and then all of a sudden,
this one Sasquatch. It films over to this one Sasquatch

(39:57):
and he is just totally railing and other Sasquatch. And
I'm like, well, that's interesting. Okay, where's this going? Because
keep in mind, when I started it, I was like,
holy hell, I have got to find out when this
movie is on again, record it so I can watch
it from the beginning to the end. And that's exactly

(40:17):
what I did. So I'm taking you now from the
beginning to the end of this movie called Sasquatch Sunsets.

Speaker 6 (40:23):
I can't believe they played it more than once.

Speaker 2 (40:25):
Oh it's on there. And the fact that it's on
Hulu and Paramount Plus and all these other streaming services.
Now you can rent it anywhere. Yeah, and it's a
new movie. It's a twenty twenty four movie. It's a
Jesse Eisenberg movie. Yeah, that was Riley Keel. That's Elvis's granddaughter. Yeah.
So these are like names I recognize. I'm like, this
should be a good movie. Good, that's subjective. Different, Nope, different,

(40:52):
this movie's not subjective. So all right, So so back
to back to the one asquatch rail and the other sasquatch.
I'm like, all right, that's interesting enough. So then they
go through and the and the sasquatch are just doing
squatchy things. Man, they're taking giant sticks and they're banging
on trees. Uh. And I guess that's how they communicate

(41:15):
with other sasquatch. I learned that throughout the movie. That's
how they communicate to see if there's other squatch around.
They'll take big sticks, they clock them together, they hit
them on the trees, they go whoop, and that's how
they communicate. All right, this is interesting. So then it
goes from like six to eight squatch roaming the countryside
to now we're down to four. We got a mama squatch,

(41:38):
of daddy squatch, baby squatch, and what I call the
Alpha squatch, the alpha squatches. He's he's the bigger one
out of all of them, and you can kind of
tell that he's the one in charge.

Speaker 6 (41:51):
Okay, had a scowl on his face.

Speaker 2 (41:54):
The entire diet, he all kind of had scowls. I
think Jesse Eisenberg's squatch know what that was. He was
the daddy squatch. He was he was the one banging. No, no,
see now that's the fun part because Daddy Squatch, Mama
Squatch Jesse Eisenberg and what's her name, Keeley? What's her name? Riley?
Q uh? Those are the two that I'm assuming are

(42:15):
in a relationship. And this little baby squatch is their baby.
It's like a toddler squatch, right, maybe like a like
a younger child squatch. But then you've got the alpha
squatch who was banging Mama squatch. And then meanwhile, Daddy
Squatch played by Jesse Eisenberg and this baby squatch are
watching Alpha Squatch bang Mama squatch just totally tucked right

(42:35):
there in the woods. Right, There's nothing he could do
about it, because this is the alpha, this is the
man a right. See. I took that scene as those
two were banging, and the other ones are just like,
what's going on? Yeah? Because I could be wrong. I've
never been an animal, right, but I don't think there's marriage.

(42:55):
I don't know that they're like penguins picked their mate
for life, right. We like to believe that, Yes, I
think that's been proven scientifically. You know, they give them
the little great storyline and this is who you are
for life regardless. That's how I understood three hundred different
species of penguin or something. Go ahead, That's how I
understood the hierarchy of these squatch that are in there.

(43:18):
So as the movie goes along, they they they're still
doing squatchy things. Keep in mind, not a single word spoken. Yeah,
there's no dialogue at all whatsoever. There's grunts, there's whoops,
and that's about it. They communicate. I figured they bang
their two hands together. That's how he knows that, Hey,

(43:40):
I'm trying to have sex here, because because alpha squatch,
there was a there was a point in time where
the alpha squatch they're all eating these berries, remember that,
and he gets drunk on all those fermented berries or whatever. Yeah, yeah,
and he wakes up and he's all disheveled. You know

(44:01):
if you wake up after a bender, your hair is
all all over the place and you're just kind of
But he wakes up and he's horn up. And by
the way, so much sasquatch dong in this movie.

Speaker 6 (44:11):
You mean baby carrot wieners.

Speaker 2 (44:15):
Not a porn lindsay, not all sasquatches people or people, Yeah,
have massive waiters. I'm sure that's happening. I've never seen
how many of you seen lindsay I.

Speaker 6 (44:32):
Didn't look right at all.

Speaker 2 (44:34):
Not that this is a fun stat but I'm gonna say,
Gimpiy and I are more experts with wieners than you are.
Gimpy and I have seen more penises, but then you
have because of a locker room scenario, so we yeah,
and we also have one. Yeah, so you for sure
are not the expert with penis in the room.

Speaker 6 (44:52):
But even after having three sons, what.

Speaker 2 (44:59):
A weird you're bragging your kids and Dowmon.

Speaker 6 (45:03):
They look nothing like penises on those Sasquatch.

Speaker 2 (45:06):
Very interesting. So he wakes up from his berry trip
and he's all horned up and he's trying to go
bang Mama Squatch again because he wants them. They're all
building the shelter or whatever, and he catches her all
bent over and he's like up there and gets some
and she freaks out no yeah, batting them off like

(45:31):
for real, and then he gets he gets you know,
mad bro whatever, and then looks over at this this
piece of wood that they were using to hold up
their structure, their their house that they were making for
the night, and it's got a hole in it, and
oh my god, he's like, might as well, so he

(45:52):
rips that out and the whole house collapses. And now
now everybody's angry because they worked so hard. Mama's watch,
Daddy Squatch, baby Squatch works so hard to build this shelter,
and he's just ruined it because he wanted to stick
his waner in a piece of the wood that was
holding it all up. So he goes running off and
he's he's he's still in a drunken stupor hungover, traveling

(46:16):
through the woods and he finds another mushroom, right this
the ones like you see on the Mario Brothers. Yeah, right,
and he eats that. Uh, nanny's really tripping now, and
then he stumbles across this cougar, an actual cougar in
the woods, and he's like, I'm gonna hunt that cougar.

(46:39):
So he tries to pull that cougar out of its
little cougar den cougar isn't having it. Cougar ends up
killing him and eating them. Yeah, So now we're just
left with Mama Squatch, Baby Squatch, Daddy Squatch, Jesse Eisenberg,
Riley Keo, and then whoever played the part of baby
Squatch whatever, and so they're still going through life. They're

(47:03):
going through life and I can't remember. I think was
it the street? Remind you guys, was it the street
when they discovered the road that came first? Or the
log and the river that came first? And that is
where I stumbled across this movie on Friday. That made
me say, what the hell am I watching? And I

(47:23):
could not stop watching this movie. It had me hooked.
I was in. So these three sasquatch, they're walking through
the through the woods, making their way around doing squatchy things,
and they come across this paved road and they start
freaking out. Oh they look over here. Dah, they're freaking out.

(47:45):
There's more of this whatever going this way. Then they
turn around and dah, there's more of this this weird
stuff going this way. And they don't know what's going
on because they've never seen a paved road before. They're
just dealing with the woods that they've always been in.
And that's when it gets weird because as they're freaking

(48:07):
out over the roads, Baby Squatch Daddy Squatch start peeing
all over the road, marking their turn. And then Mama
Squatch gets involved, and she squats down, she pisses all
over the road. They end up crapping all over the road.
And the funniest part is when Mama Squatch starts forcefully
lactating all over the road. And even my girlfriend, because

(48:34):
I made her watch it too, she said, what are
we watching? Yeah?

Speaker 6 (48:40):
I think that's exactly the point and time where I
sent a text message to Corbin saying, wtf does Gimbie
have us watching here?

Speaker 2 (48:48):
Yeah? And I and that's I just replied with an
emoji because I was trying not to have dialogue about it.
But I watched it in the pickup line. It's the
only real alone time I ever get so shitt in
the pickup line. So I'd been watching chunks of it
over whatever the couple of days. Huh. And I know
this is going to be really hard for people to believe,

(49:10):
but I tried really hard to not yuck people's yum.
But don't watch this movie. It is a waste of time.
I'll give you. The ending was not exactly the best.
It's all not the bestthing. Man, it has suspense, it
had life, it had.

Speaker 6 (49:30):
Depth, you know, it's suspenseful.

Speaker 2 (49:32):
All of it. How about the fact that when when
Jesse Eisenberg's squatch had gotten trapped under that log in
the river and he's trying, he's fighting for his life.
Mama squatch, they don't know what to do. She's batting
water away from his face, trying to make sure that
he can continue to breathe. Well, she's trying everything she

(49:53):
can because they're animals, they don't know any better. Yeah. Yeah,
So she's trying to roll that old tree back, try
that log back so he can at least get out,
and then he ends up dying right there. Yeah, and uh,
and then it flashes in a WIT's it's mama's squatch,
Baby Squatch, wake up on the shore. And yeah. So
usually for me, when I have feel suspense in a movie,

(50:16):
I have developed some sort of connection to the character
where I can relate to them. I understand, I have
empathy whatever. So what I'm hearing Gibbie say is he
has empathy with animals. Oh yeah, you can say I'm
an animal. No, not what I said. Not what I said.
You have empathy for the character the animal of like
just wanting to bang would and getting high and sleeping

(50:41):
with whoever like that. There's I have. I had no
connection with any of these characters. I had no understanding.
If you want an absurd movie to watch when you're
high or drunk, this is the movie. Definitely. But if
you ever watch two thousand and one Space Odyssey the
beginning and been like, they make a movie out of this,

(51:02):
that's what this movie is. Okay, I've never seen that movie,
so I have to go into it. In the beginning,
you see the evolution, the beginning of the evolution of man,
and it's silent, and there's gorillas, and at the end
they throw the bone up in the air, right, and
then at lant that that's what this is. Okay. My
girlfriend described it as a bunch of actors. I just
wanted to, you know, play the part of Sasquatch and

(51:23):
pretend that's the other road I went down. It's like
they convinced the movie studio to make this movie. They
found funding a couple million dollars at least, yeah, to
make this movie. That is disgusting. It is twisted, it's interesting.
I was hooked. I could not let go. I will

(51:45):
give it. The end was very disappointing. When it's just
Mama Squatch now to baby Squatches because she's given birth
to Alpha Squatches baby, which that scene was disgusting with
the crowning and then the PLoP on the ground, you know,
and then you think you've got dead baby because she
wakes up and that baby's not responsive. So what does

(52:07):
she do? She starts shaking the s out of it,
and eventually the baby wakes up, comes two starts crying
or whatever.

Speaker 6 (52:13):
And I was like, oh, most annoying cry ever.

Speaker 2 (52:16):
By the way, the only in part in the movie, right,
he said disappointing. That's the only accurate term view he's used. Yeah,
the movie. I was like, what did I do to Gimpy?
Where have I wronged him? You know, this is gonna
when they write the Book of Gimpi, this is gonna
be one of the turning points in the book where
you go that's where things really went south. Huh Yeah,

(52:39):
I think the turning points well before that. But point
take you would think Hindsight's twenty twenty right, right, those
things you would quit as the turning point. You didn't
think so in the moment, I have had to tell
so many people about this movie. You've got to watch
it to understand it. Get it. You may like it,
you may not like it. You're definitely gonna leave your

(52:59):
heads stand it. I didn't understand it at all. I
don't think you have to understand it. It's it's just
a movie. It's just entertainment. It's up entertainment, not kind
of like my movies to have like an ideology going
on and maybe a message, a beginning and end like anyway, Uh,
this is a great text. This might be the best
text ever that we've gotten. At least someone tried a

(53:21):
new story and didn't regurge the same old thing. That's
a true statement. Yeah, at least remember corbyin there was
a writer strike. They had to come out with whatever
they could.

Speaker 4 (53:31):
True.

Speaker 2 (53:31):
That's fair too. These are those are all very good.
Thank you so much for clearing that up. Sasquatch Sunset,
catching on, hu Luke kedging on, Paramount plus. It's worth
the watch, in my opinion.

Speaker 1 (53:42):
Around the world, take my strong hand, give train moment,
give train the world, take my trum hand.

Speaker 2 (53:57):
Everything gets me. Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning
Show nine eight four six oh kmod. You can also
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Speaker 7 (54:14):
Want to say to eight two nine four five Jerry
Cantrell is going to be at the Tulsa Theater on
February twenty fifth, that is a Tuesday, and we've got
a pair of tickets and we're also going to qualify
you for Rocks and Roses.

Speaker 2 (54:27):
Let's play a game. All you gotta do is when
schnip Schnapschner. Current record is, well, I have two and
you have two, and Lindsay has won and last week's
Winterer that be Lindsay. So Lindsay can't play, but you
can pick between Gimpe and Corbyn Terry Cantrell February twenty fifth,

(54:47):
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for the We're on the cusp of announcing the winner
of one thousand dollars Moodies Gift Card for Rocks and Roses.
Nine one eight four six oh kmod eight four six
oh K m O D. Good morning, you're on the air.
What is your name? Good morning, It's Matthew, Hey buddy,
how are you? I'm doing great? Who would you like

(55:10):
to have? Clues? Gimpy or Corbin? Sixty seconds are on
the clock timers starts after the first clue. Are you ready? Yes,
here we go. Uh. This is a snake king blank.
This is also correct. Uh. This is a device that

(55:33):
tells you north south east west. It's got a magnet.
Correct the track blank? Will you blank me at the
coffee shop?

Speaker 7 (55:46):
Meat?

Speaker 2 (55:47):
Correct. This is a device that's not a pencil. You
would have to fill it with the liquid. It's a
certain type of pin. Yeah, but it's got a special name.
You go to a drinking You go to a drinking Yes,
live and let live die. Yep. Uh. When something the

(56:12):
opposite of doll. If something's too strong and it pricks
you or cut you open, it's very The knife is
very Styes. Uh, this is not a EMU six is

(56:33):
what I got? Six? Pretty good? Matthew, hang on the line. Okay, okay,
good morning. You're on the air. What is your name? Taylor? Taylor?
How are you today? Good? Good buddy? You and Gimby
gotta beat six? Are you ready? I am ready? Here
we go. Oh. This is a metal container they put

(56:55):
beer in and when you drink it your upside down.
What is that called? Catch him? Uh? This is the
most famous ice cream and Hamburger shop here in Oklahoma.
Oh shoot, there's one on every corner. Sells biscuits and gravy.
You get a bag of burgers for like five bucks.
It used to be five bucks. There you go, Uh,

(57:17):
Ron Burgundy is your blank. Man. This is also a
big metal thing that holds the boat in the water.

Speaker 6 (57:24):
Anchor man.

Speaker 2 (57:25):
Yeah, just say take off, man, anchor. There you go. Uh.
This is what you take if you don't want to
have the baby. If you had sex and it was unprotected,
a woman would take this. The next day, Bill, Yes,
that's the last word. What's the first part of the day.
You have blank? There you go, king of the blank,

(57:49):
end of the room. No, this is like a small mountain,
king of the hill. Yeah, just take say the word,
not the king of There you go, Uh, fishing blank
time man. Sorry, man Taylor, you were just one shy
Sorry buddy. Have a good day, dulations bat. You're going

(58:14):
to see Jerry Cantrell and February twenty fifth of Tulsa Theater.
You get one hundred dollars movies gift card and you're
up for the chance of winning a thousand dollars movies
gift card, which we will give away here in a
little bit. Okay, thank you, excellent job, sir, hang on
line ten years. This is the one that give you, yeah, Rod,
and getting fatter in the middle. That's the only way,

(58:38):
that's the only one I've got. That's what I was going.

Speaker 6 (58:40):
With, a movie project film Yeah, yeah, yeah, Rod.

Speaker 2 (58:49):
And when you think something's really funny, you might go man,
his story had me blank candled. Yeah.

Speaker 6 (58:56):
It's also how you watch videos on Facebook.

Speaker 2 (58:59):
Okay, oh that might be good Instagram blank yeah, real
was what that was?

Speaker 6 (59:06):
Or you could say the opposite of faith. Yeah, and
then this is where Corbyn got hung up.

Speaker 2 (59:13):
It's like an Albaca, but the other one Yeah, I said, yeah,
a street yester, Yeah, yeah, a Lama or the Dolly Dolly.
Yeah that's good too. Yeah, don't matter. The record now, Well,
for the first time in a decade, Corbyn is in
the lead with three and I have to Lindsay has one.
All right, we'll take a break and we'll be back.

Speaker 3 (59:33):
If you're listening to The Big Man Morning Show, this
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Good morning, It's The big Man Morning Show. Nine one,
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four five, see what Ghippia has for his four x four?
What it is here that Trump remains committed to relocating
Palestinians despite King of Jordan's objections. That's what Press Secretary

(01:00:22):
Caroline Levitt told reporters yesterday, the day after Trump met
with King Abdullah the Second at the White House. Leve
acknowledged that Abdullah and other Arab leaders opposed the plane
to move Palestinians in the neighboring countries while the US
takes control of the Gaza Strip. Levitt said, Trump nonetheless
feels that relocating Palestinians is the better option, a plan

(01:00:44):
that has received widespread global condemnation. I saw coming yesterday.
I was like, one country's leader was like, we'll take
the kids. Hey, okay, that doesn't seem right at all.
Oh what else we got here? NASA astronauts stuck in
orbit to return to Earth soon. I've heard the story before.
You don't say the goal is to find a way

(01:01:07):
to bring astronauts, but Wilmore and Sudie Williams back to
Earth as soon as March twelve. The data is several
weeks earlier than the previously scheduled return time. SpaceX is
expected to help with their return flight. I was thinking
just the mental state, the things that have to keep

(01:01:27):
going while you're in space. Yeah right, I mean we're
at they're gonna be eight months. Well yeah, and they
were supposed to only be up there for two weeks
or a week or something like. Miss birthdays, you miss.

Speaker 6 (01:01:39):
Eh milestones, and you're.

Speaker 2 (01:01:42):
People change eight months right right, it's wild. What else
we got here? Oh HSU developed pancreatic cancer blood testing.
This is insane. This is a massive story. Yeah, a
new blood test has been developed to detect pancreatic cancer
with eighty five percent accuracy. Early detection of pancreatic cancer

(01:02:04):
is key to treating it. A current tests require large
amounts of blood. This test uses less blood, takes forty
five minutes to conduct, and costs less than a penny
per sample. The research was done at OHS Unite Cancer
Institute's Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research Center. Easy for you.

Speaker 6 (01:02:21):
To say, yeah, isn't this basically what Elizabeth Holmes wanted
to do?

Speaker 7 (01:02:25):
Like?

Speaker 2 (01:02:26):
No, she was saying she could do it for everything. Okay,
this is specific to one thing. Yeah, and only takes
forty five minutes to find out that I did. That's amazing,
that's impressive. Now the thing is well insurance cover of
the test right, No, it won't.

Speaker 6 (01:02:41):
With eighty five percent accuracy. I think it.

Speaker 2 (01:02:44):
Should should should totally different things, you know. Lastly, here
a bill allowing Oklahoma to invest in bitcoin clears its
first legislative hurdle. The state of Oklahoma may soon be
allowed to invest in the digital crip do currency Bitcoin
and have its own stockpile. House Bill twelve oh three

(01:03:05):
by Durant Republican Cody Maynard allows for the States Treasuries Office,
Treasurer's Office, and financial managers to invest in bitcoin, both
when it comes to state savings accounts and pension funds
they build. Does have a state Senate sponsor who will
carry it there if it makes it to the Senates.
What's his background? Is he a financial guy? I have

(01:03:27):
no idea. Does he have bitcoin that he wants to
get the state to invest in because of the prize
of interesting see what Lizzy has for Balls to the Wall. Sports.

Speaker 6 (01:03:48):
Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs star tight end, is
thinking about his future in football after their Super Bowl
loss to the Eagles at thirty five, he's feeling the
physical toll of many seasons and playoff games. On his
New Heights podcast with his brother Jason, Travis said he
hasn't decided yet if he'll keep playing, but he knows

(01:04:09):
he needs to make a choice before March twelve, when
the new NFL year starts, and before his eleven point
five million dollar bonus is due on March fourteenth. If
he retires, he might explore media projects or just spend
more time with Taylor, but for now, he's taking his
time to decide what's next for him.

Speaker 2 (01:04:30):
I think there's a videos floating around of like three
or four plays where he just didn't do anything. One
of them, it shows the whole line is up and
out of their stance and already moving, and he's still
not moved, and he's supposed to block a guy that
ends up getting by him and tackling Mahomes. And then

(01:04:52):
there's another play where he's standing there, Mahomes is scaring.
He's just standing there and Mahomes is screwing around and
his guy breaks off of him and goes and tackles Mahomes.
He's not blocking, he's not doing anything. Another one where
he's supposed to get up and he's supposed to pull
and get over and block somebody. And not only he's

(01:05:15):
Kelsey isn't fast, but he's not slow either, and Kareem
Hunt very slow, not a fast running back and runs
into Kareem Hunt and then misses the block and kind
of defuncts the play and you're like, what are you doing?
Is he just checked out? Well, I don't know. I
at some point and he doesn't have to at some point.

(01:05:38):
As I told my wife, these things will come. We're
going to find out what was going on. My I
think Patrick Mahomes was injured because he was on the
report for his ankle, but we didn't see him. He
was on his report for the ankle from like weeks ago.
Jay Glazer said that he was like healthiest you've ever
been in Super Bowl and he's like, I wouldn't say that.
Well what does that mean? And then you got this

(01:06:00):
We didn't even see Kelsey on the sidelines like bumping
the coach, Like, yeah, we didn't see any of that.
Telling you it's those voodoo dolls mane right, the vo
videos it was in the script is amazing. Yeah, there
was something going on that we weren't privy to yet.
I think he's done.

Speaker 6 (01:06:20):
I think he is too thirty five.

Speaker 2 (01:06:23):
I would like to see him come back. But listen, man,
if you're you've been playing a while.

Speaker 6 (01:06:28):
You're healthy, now, you have numerous records. Just go out
two super bowls. Come on. Yeah, Ohio State football is reachie.

Speaker 2 (01:06:38):
If I'm not mistaken, Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:06:41):
Ohio State football is reaching into the NFL ranks for
its next assistant on head coach Ryan Day's staff. ESPN
reported on Wednesday that the school is finalizing a deal
to make Matt Patricia the new defensive coordinator. He'll replace
Jim Knowles, who left for Penn State's open DC position
following the Buckeyes national title win over Notre Dame. Patricia

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spent three years as the Lions head coach, starting in
twenty eighteen, but got fired halfway through this final season
after going thirteen twenty nine to one. The fifty year
old was previously the Patriots defensive coordinator starting in twenty
twelve and helped the team win a pair of Super Bowls.
And that's your balls to the wall sports. I'm lindsay

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A ran conspiracy theory Thursday in the News. I think
it was like a week ago, maybe longer, they mentioned
an asteroid was gonna hit earth. There was a one

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percent chance that it was gonna hit the earth, and
then not even ten days later, it doubles. Now they're
saying this isn't gonna happen till twenty thirty two, and
also that's only two percent. But the fact that they
were like, oh wait, hold on, we gotta double this number,
send me down a rabbit hole. So let's talk about
the asteroid that's gonna hit Earth in twenty thirty two.

(01:08:46):
It's been sixty five million years since the majority of
the species on the planet were wiped out by an
asteroid that is of any notable size. Because things do
hit the Earth, and it happens quite often, believe it
or not, and something like several times per year of
rock fragments hit the Earth's surface, tiny dust sized meteoroids

(01:09:12):
one hundred to three hundred tons per day burn up
in the atmosphere. A few dozen, few year small asteroids
hit the Earth about one to five meters wide, right,
So it does happen. And in twenty twenty two, NASA

(01:09:32):
used the double Asteroid Redirection Test mission that changed the
direction of a one hundred and seventy five meter wide asteroid,
knocking it off of its original path after the spacecraft
was crashed into it. And so it's unclear if they're
going to use it this time. But this near Earth

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asteroid that is the length of a football field says
as a two point two chance of crashing down to
the surface. On December twenty second, of twenty thirty two.

Speaker 6 (01:10:08):
Yeah, with our luck, it probably will hit.

Speaker 2 (01:10:11):
Given the success of the Dark Mission, though they think
there's a good chance they will use this to deflect it. Now,
I went down a rabbit hole of asteroids that have
hit Earth, and the one, the Verde Fort Crater two

(01:10:32):
billion years ago, was one hundred and sixty to three
hundred kilometers wide. It's the largest confirmed impact crater on Earth.
Over time, erosion has worn it down. But you can
look at this, there's plenty of pictures of it. The

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Sudbury Basin in Canada hunt one point eight five billion
years old. It was only ten kil kilometers wide. It's
one of the oldest and best preserved impact structures now
a major mining area. Again, that's in Canada. Then there's
the Papa Guy Crater in Russia. It's one of the

(01:11:15):
younger ones. Thirty five million years ago. It was only
about eight kilometers wide, so about that's about five miles wide.
My math conversions close. Uh. The impact turned graphite into dimings,
making it one of the richest diamond deposits on Earth. Right,

(01:11:37):
it's not always bad news now, right. The Manny Coogan
Crater in Canada's two hundred and fifteen million years old.
It's about three miles wide. Known as the Eye of Quebec.
It's one of the best preserved craters and now forms
a Lake Karra. Crater in Russia's seventy million years old.
It's also about three miles wide. That they think it's

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linked to the mass extinction at the end of the
Cretaceous Period. I didn't know this one even existed. Of
all the times we studied, like the extinction of the
dinosaurs growing up and stuff and things like that, no
one ever talked about the Chesapeake Bay Crater. Okay, have
you guys ever heard of this? Now thirty five million

(01:12:22):
years ago, about three to five kilometers wide. It's an
underwater impact that helped shape the modern Chesapeake Bay area.
And then there's the one that ended it for the dinosaurs,
and that is the chick Slub Crater down in Mexico

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off the Yucatan Peninsula sixty six million years ago. It's
about fifty They think it was about fifty miles wide. Okay,
that's a bitch, yeah, And the impact caused the mass
extinction of the dinosaurs. It's buried under the Yucatan Peninsula

(01:13:04):
and its equivalent. Its impact was equivalent to ten billion
hirotima bombs. Wow. For those that need to be reminded
of the difference between a million and a billion, a
million seconds is like, uh, like three or four days
if I'm not mistaken, and a billion seconds is like
twelve years. So dramatic difference. And there was immediate firestorms,

(01:13:31):
shock waves, tsunamis a nuclear winner were dust and debris
blocked the sun for years. I didn't know this either.
Seventy percent of life on Earth went extinct, including most
of the dinosaurs. Now the crater is buried under land
and water, but they have been doing testing and they

(01:13:53):
have boreholes and they have tested it to prove that
it was one. But I didn't realize. I thought all
of life when extinct, which is most of it? And
how do they know only seventy five percent? Right? Well,
you know they had a sense of staker there, right,
you would think, so the idea of a like to me,

(01:14:18):
let's pay attention because it has happened, and it sounds
like we are due a million years ago. And I
don't even know what I would do. Well, I don't
know what you would do if they were like here's
where it's gonna hit. You're going to try and leave.

(01:14:39):
When do you leave? Where do you go? So let's
just say it's going to hit in somewhere that would
affect here, right and there it's going to hit on
We'll just pick a day December first. When do you leave?
They're like, there will be no sun here. You need

(01:15:00):
you need to move on right when you go? Anythink
at the beginning of November. I think it's good. I
think it's a good time. Thirty days ahead, gets your
time to get over one way or the other, north, south,
east west. Where where do you go? Well, if it's
gonna hit here, let's just say Tulsa is the bullseye, right, Hey,
go to the west coast, Go to California, Go to

(01:15:22):
the east coast, go to Virginia. You know far enough away,
you're not in the impact zone and you're not going
to be affected by the nuclear winter that it could
possibly cause. I hear you. It's easy to go. You
should be safe if you go to the west coast.
You're not the only one, oh right, exactly. Yeah, that's

(01:15:43):
why you got to hurry up and get the hell out.

Speaker 6 (01:15:45):
And I would say, yeah, but hold on, yeah, November exactly.

Speaker 2 (01:15:48):
It feels like you're late to the party at that point.

Speaker 6 (01:15:50):
Maybe go somewhere, get established.

Speaker 2 (01:15:54):
I gotta be honest. If they were like, you need
to leave, it would be you can't sell your house.
Nobody's going to buy it the way of a meteor.
What about your job? Right? No, I hear you. But
then what because if you survive, you think all those

(01:16:18):
companies don't exist anymore. You think there, what do you
do about your house? Right? And then you got to
try and get there, and then you get to let's
just say Bob Smith, California. Then what because all these
people are migrating, all these people are getting away, that's

(01:16:39):
not going to be easy for sure. I don't I
don't know if easy is even the right word. So
what are you saying? You you just sit here and
take it. I don't know. I figure you least have
to try. But in some kind of that's fair, you know,
that's fair. I suppose just rolling over and well, let
this meteoright just me down, it'll be okay. But if

(01:17:02):
you've got how many people that live in the Midwest
fifty million, and they're all trying to go west or east,
there ain't gonna be nothing available. It's gonna be k us. Right.
What I'm getting at is, it doesn't matter what it is.

(01:17:22):
There is no great plan. If the zombie apocalypse happens
and you got your go bad good for you just
because you have a key that can turn on a
water spickt at the public school, right, So what it's
gonna be anarchy? So I kind of go with the

(01:17:45):
idea of I think maybe because they made how are
they gonna get the spot exact? They can't even tell
me if we're getting three to five inches on Tuesday?
She is? But like, so maybe I take my chances
because either way, if I go there, it's gonna be anarchy.

(01:18:06):
It's going to be the wild West. Yeah yeah, and
you better come out on top.

Speaker 6 (01:18:11):
You go to some but that's that.

Speaker 2 (01:18:14):
What does that mean? Well, you gotta fight for your survival?
Is what that? Kill people? You've got to I'm not right,
That's what I'm saying. I would rather not kill people.

Speaker 6 (01:18:24):
You go to some oil rigs and talk to those
guys and hire them to be astronauts so they can
go up and kill the the asteroid before it comes
and hits us.

Speaker 2 (01:18:34):
Like I'm still that's still hit right, well, deep impacted,
deep deep impacted? Still yeah, and wait, the technology has
got to be bigger, right, spacial leasers. That's the most
absurd thing ever, that would never ever, never, ever, It's
all silly thought. It's a stupid movie. It's a good movie,

(01:18:55):
but it's it's better than sunsets quass. I don't know, man,
I don't know. Uh. I'm just saying that I don't
think that that is a full proof plan. I don't
I don't know if that is a better plan than
just staying right and surviving. Maybe possibly, but again, you
gotta try. Yeah, But that's what I'm saying is try here. Okay,

(01:19:17):
well you have all your stuff, maybe because you what
are you gonna be even if you Beverly Hillbilly is
it and tied to the rocky chair to the roof
like you ain't gonna be able to have it. You
gotta figure everything out. Well here, you know where everything is.
You know the pitfalls right right right, But you also
know they say, hey, Tulus, Oklahoma is the target zone
for this asteroid. I'm not sticking around. Take my chances.

(01:19:42):
There's a chance it might not hit statistically, your chance
of survival here is what compared the chance of survival
in Bob Smith, California, with everybody who has the attitude
of I've got to come on up out on top
and treats every incident or interaction with another human as
this is the moment of survival. Yeah. I'd rather take
my chances doing that than just sitting here and waiting

(01:20:05):
for a and an asteroid to flatten me.

Speaker 6 (01:20:09):
Someone said, I don't know about the West Coast. I'd
imagine an asteroid strike would trigger the volcano under a Yellowstone.

Speaker 2 (01:20:15):
It's possible. We don't know that though. Yeah, Gipp, you
got ahead to the mountains with the dirt bike and
a girl on your back. Yet Yeah, yeah he was.
They were so reckless with that baby on the back
of that back of that motorcycle. Uh, I'm moving my
ass to Australia on the other side of the planet.

(01:20:37):
How it's gonna be a long swim. You ain't taken
your boat asteroid to hit us Mexico. Mexico builds border
wall to hold off the stampede. I mean, yeah, but
even then, suddenly our immigration laws will feel a little different. Now,
that'll help us out. I'm just saying to me, pay

(01:21:01):
attention to all of them. They're worth noting twenty thirty two. Man, like,
I'm not going. I'm gonna be sitting here sixty like.
I have no interest in packing up and going. It
is what it is. I feel like the unknown is
equal here to compared to going to somewhere else. Right,

(01:21:25):
the chance of survival is not guaranteed. What's the what
is it? Eighteen forty three and they're trying to get
west the yellow Zone spin off eighteen eighty three, and
they're trying to get west. And everybody's got good intentions,
everybody wants to but there's this thing called sickness. There's

(01:21:48):
this thing called bandits right, no guarantee, man, even if
you want it, even if you want to be on top, right,
and you get the same thing here, That's what I'm saying, though,
I'd rather have that. At least I know the terrain,
I know where things are. There's no sense of adventure there.

(01:22:11):
I think it is. I think that counts as an adventure.
I'm waiting to die. That doesn't sound like fun.

Speaker 6 (01:22:19):
I just say, because moving sucks.

Speaker 2 (01:22:22):
You're not taking everything. He takes some clothes. Oh that's
about all you need.

Speaker 6 (01:22:28):
He got a tornado shelter, So let me't really put
that thing to work.

Speaker 2 (01:22:33):
Save you from tornadoes, but we'll let's save you from media.

Speaker 6 (01:22:36):
Right, Yeah, see how strong it really is.

Speaker 2 (01:22:37):
I mean, we can go down the rabbit hole of
tornado shelters if you'd like. Now he showed tornado it
hits a town's level and all you see his foundations.
How many tornado shelters do you see? It's a good point. Yeah,
but it makes you feel better. And I think that's
what happens if you just decide to move west. It

(01:22:59):
makes you feel better. You think you're controlling something, but
I don't. I don't think so. I would get contracting
business going Bob's asteroid disaster relief. We'd be raking it in. Yeah,
but so would everyone else. All right, so would everyone else.
They'd all be coming up with some idea of rebuilding.
My wife and I were preppers for many, many years.

(01:23:21):
We finally sat down one day and thought to ourselves,
do we really even want to live in a post
armageddon like that? Despite the fact that I have many
guns and miny many weapons, many weapons. I think that's
what he meant like not the mouse right right right,
like Manny, that's voice detected right there. You tell there's
always somebody that has more and can always take you
out from a distance, and you're you not even know

(01:23:42):
it was coming. There's no preparation for them. Yeah, just
because you have a bucket of chow and a solar panel. Okay,
So what I was looking somebody had their showing their
prepper and they had a solar panel thing. Uhh No.
They were asking a CIA person what's in his go

(01:24:05):
bag and he said cash and charging cables, of which
I went, huh, yeah, that doesn't make much sense. Cash.
You're just hoping somebody else thinks cash is still a
viable product. Charging cable that means you think there'll be
electricity and you think cell towers are still gonna work. Yeah,

(01:24:25):
you go watch Netflix somehow, gonna update my location. Everybody
know I'm safe on Facebook. All Right, we gotta take
a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 3 (01:24:34):
You're listening to The Big Mad Morning Show. This is
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Speaker 2 (01:24:53):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine one
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and then what you I want to say to eight
two nine four five. This one for Conspiracy Theory Thursday.
It's one of my favorite things to find stuff on

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and it is a clear photo of a UFO, all right.
My complaint is that it's sad that UFOs have not
come out with new models since the sixties. I'll let

(01:25:35):
you look for yourself. I sent you the video. Apparently,
these tourists were in Argentina and they captured a UFO
over the Beagle Canal in Argentina. It was captured in
photos as the tourists were viewing the landscape while on

(01:25:55):
their way to visit a colony of penguins. At the time,
no one on board noticed it, but when reviewing the
photographs following the trip, one of them noticed a metal
saucer like object appearing to hover over the water. Local
report states the reflections of light seen on the UFO
in the photos suggest that the UFO is not a

(01:26:17):
photographic defect or an optical phenomenomenon. Quote. The images show
mysterious object in different positions horizontally and slightly tilted to
the right. Its tanned color and similar shape to a
bell shed sparked bell shed sparked speculation about its origin,

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although it's difficult to determine its exact dimensions due to
the lack of visual references in the photo. The photos
caused astonishment among tourists and spark heated discussions on social
media and other newspaper says experts in aerial technology are
currently analyzing the photographs for any signs of tampering or
artifacts that may indicate the object is a drone or

(01:27:00):
reflection the use of software to access the metadata in
the images to determine whether the conditions what they were
during the capture. What do you think I sent to you?
You can see it? Yeah, My first thought was maybe
it's a drone. You know, is you can make those
in any shape or size.

Speaker 6 (01:27:21):
Yeah, that is true, you know.

Speaker 2 (01:27:22):
And if you zoom in a lot, well it's gonna
look big. But you're right, they have not changed styles
and decades. But hey, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Speaker 6 (01:27:34):
If it's video of it, where's the actual video?

Speaker 2 (01:27:38):
Right? These are still images? I agree? Yeah, yeah, And
I don't know why we can't see Why would you
not provide all of it? Right exactly? Because it's all
made up. It's their drone people just don't like the

(01:27:59):
idea of a logical answer. They don't like the idea
that maybe you took a photo at the exact time
someone was throwing something. Rights possible. Yeah, Now, Argentina is beautiful,
so I wouldn't blame aliens if they wanted to take

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a little Argentina. I mean, you just got to google
Argentina hit images and you will see how ridiculously beautiful
the country is. They're hanging out the lake, take a
little splash time, yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:28:36):
Yeah, and it looks like it's going flying closer and
closer to the water. Maybe it's going down and about
to crash.

Speaker 2 (01:28:46):
Maybe or they live at the bottom of the lake
and they're just trying to get.

Speaker 6 (01:28:50):
Oh yeah, possibly.

Speaker 2 (01:28:51):
I mean, when you're landing a plane on a grass runway,
you leave the nose up as long as possible to
not dig the nose into the ground. So I could then,
because they're landing on water, they're just trying to do
a soft landing. Yeah. I mean, I'm not an expert
in flying, much less UFO flying, but I would think that,

(01:29:12):
you know that that would be the explanation.

Speaker 6 (01:29:14):
And it seems like if I were the one capturing
photos of this. Seeing this, I would have a lot
more than three still photos to share. Yeah, I would
be not and stop taking for every single That's why
I feel like it's probably fake.

Speaker 2 (01:29:29):
It's photoshopped. I agree one hundred percent. I agree one
hundred percent because to me, as Lindsay said, they would
have taken more photos. They said they didn't know till
after the fact. You didn't notice that looking You didn't
notice are you holding the button down and taking the
gazillion photos? Right?

Speaker 6 (01:29:50):
And that's the only thing in your photo?

Speaker 2 (01:29:53):
Who doesn't look at their photos when they're taking them? Right?
You tell me you have a little you have an
old one ten that your mom gave you. I don't
I don't believe it. I don't believe that that is
what you would be using, right to take photos on

(01:30:14):
this once in a lifetime trip to Argentina to go
look at penguins find with their lovers for life as right, Hey,
you don't know anymore nowadays, what's AI generated? What's fake?
What's not? Like you just pick up they just google
photos of UFOs, Right, They're all fake, every last one

(01:30:37):
of them, absolutely, just like the bigfoot ones. I think
there's a famous alien story in Argentina from years ago.
I think you're right, also in Egypt, in America, in Oklahoma,
and like, yeah, it's I think it's I think it's folklore. Yeah,
it's all tall tales, probably used at some point to

(01:30:59):
keep kids, get kids to go to bed. You got
to bed. There was an alien ship landed over in
the lake. It wouldn't the number of things we have
that are designed to scare kids to get parental compliance.
It wouldn't surprise me if that's the origin, for sure.
And then it just kind of, you know, snowballed from there,

(01:31:20):
got out of control. Yeah, they couldn't wrangle it back in.
That's why you should just beat your kids to compliance.
It's like telling your kids, you know, don't swim before eating,
because parents get annoyed with having to take their kids
out to swim the pool. No, you got to take
a break, you got away. Dad wants to smoke a cigarette.

(01:31:42):
I don't have to watch you and not let you drown.
So you just have to sit on the edge of
the pool while your food digests thirty minutes. Thirty minutes,
and hey, you can't go outside with the without your coat.
You know, or your hair wet because I don't want
to have to take you outside. That was the real
reason your death that way, man, Sure, come on, you'll

(01:32:02):
know that. Sure, I don't know how the cavemen didn't,
but yeah, right, plenty of debate events.

Speaker 6 (01:32:09):
Then thirty minutes later was actually the time it was
to go home from the pool, so he couldn't actually
go back in.

Speaker 2 (01:32:16):
Right, Oh, no time to go. What are we gonna do?
All right, we gotta take a break. We'll be.

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Show on Tulsa's rock station ninety seven KMOT.

Speaker 2 (01:32:50):
Good morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. He just
came across this hilarious story about the sweet spot for
reviews to know if you're eating at a good Asian
food restaurant. Oh all right, because you go to a
review and you go, oh, it's got five stars. It's good. Right.

(01:33:11):
Mike from Anneliz has said four and a half is
the is the spot because you can't please everybody. Okay,
this guy says for Asian food restaurants, it's three and
a half stars, and he gave some examples, so like
he gave PF chains, which some people like, but in
true authentic Asian food, Paul Fleming isn't known for his

(01:33:32):
Asian food, right, Like, even though PF Chang is good,
I like it, it works, it's pretty white right now.
He then gave a Michelin Star, showed a Michelin Star one,
and showed the stars he had and he's like, there's
no way Asian food is this good? Okay, right, and

(01:33:52):
he goes, you know you're eating an authentic Asian restaurant
when it has three and a half stars because waiting
tables or waiter service in Asia is much different. It's
not like American waiting tables. They won't pay attention to you,
like they stay very true to the culture. You have

(01:34:14):
to ask for help, you have to tell them when
you're ready, Like there's all these extra and I'm like, okay,
I don't know. That makes sense, I guess. And if
it's three and a half, that means the reviews are
all going to be like, hey, the service was bad,
but the food was great, right, And you're like, oh, okay,
that makes sense. I agree with that. I think that
I'll go to a place that has bad service. But

(01:34:35):
but it says the food's worth it, right, as long
as it isn't like a steakhouse or someplace I'm I'm
paying a really hefty price because I expect all around
good at that point. But I never thought of it,
like three and a half is a good A good
because because people that give reviews are pretty insufferable. Man,
Like definitely, like, oh, they didn't have good napkins and

(01:34:58):
you're like, why are you talking about? Or restaurants can
have bad days.

Speaker 6 (01:35:04):
There was a spot on my water glass or fork.

Speaker 2 (01:35:08):
Yeah, spots are fine. It's the lip marks that I
don't want. Yeah, I gotta be honest. Even lip marks
don't put me for a twist.

Speaker 6 (01:35:15):
Because it's the least sanitized.

Speaker 2 (01:35:18):
I mean, it's unless you've washed dishes, settled down. Your
glasses are perfect. Your glasses in my cover don't have
lip marks hard well no, because you don't wear lipstick.
Well no, But like the idea that mistakes don't happen
is bizarre to me. If there's lipstick on a glass,

(01:35:38):
I go, hey, can I get another? I don't assume
the whole meal is a catastrophe and not good because
there was lipstick on the glass. It will not sway
me on whether that I should eat there because someone
put in a review. Hey there was lipstick on a glass.
You're paying somebody pennies to wash dishes, right, what are

(01:35:58):
your expectations? I also believe in the Schroinger's cat thing.
It is only dirty because I could see the lipstick, right.
It was dirty before. I just didn't see the dirt.
Let's see what Lindsay has for Balls to the Wall Sports.

Speaker 6 (01:36:25):
Aaron Rodgers impending departure from the New York Jets has
his future in the NFL up in the air. Rogers
played his best football down the stretch of the twenty
twenty four season, but New York only won five games
as he returned from a torn achilles injury. Fox Sports
reported on Sunday the Jets told Rogers they would move
on from him, whether it is a trade or an
outright cut. There would only be a few teams where

(01:36:48):
Rogers could realistically go and start. The Pittsburgh Steelers are
among the handful of teams that will have a decision
to make with their quarterback situation. Do they bring back
Russell Wilson or Justin Fields, or do they turn their
attention to the free agent market. And go after someone
like Rogers. Steeler's safety to Shaun Elliott made it clear
he does not want Rogers in black and gold. Elliott

(01:37:09):
responded to an Instagram post that said Rogers was a
betting favorite to land in Pittsburgh. He said, leave his
ass at the retirement home, he wrote, before apparently deleting it.
The NFL World made sure to screenshot the remark before
it went away. Rogers has yet to say one way
or the other that he will play one more season.
He'll turn forty two next December. The ten time Pro

(01:37:31):
bowler had eight hundred ninety seven passing yards, twenty eight
touchdown passes, and eleven interceptions in his loan full season
with the Jets. He has not thrown for at least
four thousand yards since the twenty twenty one season with
the Green Bay Packers. Now I also read that the
Jets' office, before deciding to part ways with him, had

(01:37:53):
told him that if he were going to stay with
the team, not only did he have to participate in
all practices, but they wanted him to stop participate in
the Pat mcabee show during the season because they felt
it was a distraction.

Speaker 2 (01:38:04):
Yeah, and I can see him being like, you can't
tell me what to do, don't you don't own me? H?
And I see him playing again even if he doesn't
think he can, because guess who gets a cap hit
the Jets And he is a petty person, so I
can see him financially trying to hurt them.

Speaker 6 (01:38:25):
And I think he gets from the Pat McAfee show
like a million dollars.

Speaker 2 (01:38:28):
That's the rumor reas macfrew pays him a million dollars
to be on the show.

Speaker 6 (01:38:32):
Yeah, so yeah, I think he'll definitely go somewhere, yeah,
just to be petty. Yeah, And that is your ball
to the wall Sports. I'm Lindsie in ninety seven.

Speaker 2 (01:38:52):
Good Morning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show. Nine one
four six oh kmod can also text bmmass and then
what you want to say to eight two nine four five,
Good morning Lindsay.

Speaker 6 (01:39:04):
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Speaker 2 (01:39:26):
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Rocks Kayyemodie dot com. All right, if you were listening earlier,
Gimpi shared maybe one of the worst movies of all time,
maybe one of the strangest movies of all time. That's

(01:39:47):
today's top list. It's Tiperbig Mad Morning Show's top list
random topics, randomly drawn with random results. Now here's Corbyn,
Gimpie and Lindsay with this week's top list. Top five
strange movies You've ever seen? Top five strangest movies You've
ever seen for top list, Lindsay, this is.

Speaker 6 (01:40:07):
Kind of a tough lift list for me because if
it's strange or weird, I typically don't watch it. I'll
turn it off.

Speaker 2 (01:40:15):
Yeah, you can't say all of the ones.

Speaker 6 (01:40:17):
Yeah right, But it's like movies for me is like
food and drink for you. If you're not into it,
you're just not going to eat or drink it. Corbyn,
you know, it's like, why waste my time on something
I don't like? I'm definitely like that with movies. But
with that said, Number five on my list, one that
I have seen and just didn't really get it thought

(01:40:39):
it was strange was muhalland Drive with Naomi Watts Okay
and Justin Thurau. Naomi Watts goes into Los Angeles from
the Midwest looking to become a movie star actor yes,
and stumbles into this apartment this woman who has amnesia,

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and at one point she changes her identity and then
changes into this woman Rita's identity, looking to find what
Rita's true identity is. And she thinks that someone's out
to kill her. And it's a movie that's a bit
hard to follow. And it was one of those. Okay,

(01:41:22):
I've seen it, and it was directed by the late
David Lynch, who just recently passed away.

Speaker 2 (01:41:29):
I mean, of all the movies David Lynch done, this
is hardly the strangest one. But you said something that
I'm interested, So for you, strange is bad.

Speaker 6 (01:41:37):
No, it's just strange is more like hard to follow,
or it can be bad, I guess.

Speaker 2 (01:41:45):
No, I'm asking or just different. What's your definition of strange?
What are we using? Or it doesn't have to be
a collective definition, I guess. But when what is the
definition for strange? When we talk about the strangest movies,
what are those? What does what does that mean? Because
to me that in my opinion, it doesn't mean it's bad,

(01:42:06):
it doesn't mean I didn't like it, Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:42:10):
Just weird and different because and this is one that
I didn't necessarily care for. In this example was muhalland
Drive number four on my list, a very strange movie
that I've only seen once maybe maybe I think only once.

(01:42:33):
That was Teeth, super strange idea, not a terrible movie,
but strange having uh, teeth in in a in a vagina,
working teeth in a vagina. That and one of this
woman was mad. This girl was mad that so were
the teeth. Oh yes, exactly. And there is a scene

(01:43:02):
where she gets raped and her teeth come to her defense.

Speaker 2 (01:43:07):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:43:08):
Yeah, yeah, very strange idea for a movie. And I
don't know if it's true or not, but I have
heard that like one in like four million people that
are born with teeth down there. I don't know if
that's true.

Speaker 8 (01:43:20):
I think that was like the film that Skettles settled
down Lice, right, that's no one in four million people
from one in some large number of people are born
with teeth in their vagina.

Speaker 6 (01:43:36):
The whole reason for this movie.

Speaker 2 (01:43:39):
You're just fish hooked man, like you just buy into
that right away, huh. The idea of being born with
teeth in the vagina is a myth, yeah, okay, also
known as a myth of vagina dentata tata. However, tumors
can grow in the vagina that can contain teeth there yet,

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but they ain't gone. I bite your finger.

Speaker 6 (01:44:03):
No, like they did in the movie. Come a strange
concept Number three, Christine Stephen King movie about a killer car.
It's a strange concept. I mean, it was a good movie.
Guys gets this beautiful pink what was a corvette maybe,

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and it falls in love with it and it has
a mind of its own. It's evil and it kills people,
and it was kind of a nerdy cat. But it's
strange to think that a car has a mind of
its own and can do these things and be super evil.

Speaker 2 (01:44:44):
Fifty eight Plymouth, Oh.

Speaker 6 (01:44:46):
Fifty eight plymouth. Yeah, and he's so obsessed with it.
I mean that happens. People get obsessed with their vehicles
all the time. But for the fact that it has
a mind of its own and it's a strange concept.
Number two on my list. And I find this movie
to be great, but it is strange when you think

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of the film Psycho. Norman Bates has this obsession with
his mother. It's strange to keep your mother, your dead
mom's body sitting in a wheel in a wheelchair, in
a rocking chair in her home, changing her clothes and

(01:45:27):
wearing a wig and dressing up as her so you
can go and murder people. He was sick and demented.
It was a strange but satisfying film. Great horror movie
and the number one strangest movie I have ever watched,
and just pissed me off the whole time. Couldn't wait

(01:45:49):
for it to end. Has to be Sasquatch sunset. And
without getting too deep into it, the scene where the
first kill scene where he meets the big cat and
gets murdered by the big cat spot I thought, okay, good,
can you call Can I hope when they when they

(01:46:10):
find him, can that big cat kill the rest of
them in this movie end right here right now? And
then when that didn't happen, the second killed the second
scene where he dies under the log I thought, oh, okay,
it's gonna show us how all of the Sasquatches end
up dying out of stupidity, and that's why we can't

(01:46:30):
find Bigfoot because they've all killed themselves. All watched the movie,
right right, I see.

Speaker 2 (01:46:37):
I know.

Speaker 6 (01:46:38):
And so then when that didn't happen, I was like,
Oh my god, how much more of this do I
have to sit and watch? I was just getting mad
the entire time. This is the dumbest, most ridiculous thing
I've ever seen.

Speaker 2 (01:46:50):
I'm glad that I could waste an hour and a
half of you guys' time.

Speaker 6 (01:46:53):
Oh yeah, you sure did. That has to be number one.

Speaker 2 (01:46:58):
We're doing topless. Strangest movie you've ever seen, GIMPI. Number
five is Human Centipede, all right. The idea of linking
people together A to M to M, A to M
to A to M whatever, it's just bizarre. Whoever thought

(01:47:18):
of that movie. It was like, this is a good idea.
I think needs to be slapped with a slice of beef.
That's just my opinion. And the fact that they made
two other ones after that, I think is just oddly bizarre.
Like you watched the first one and you're like, yeah,
we should totally do a sequel, and then another one

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on top of that, which are equally as bad. That's
number four. Number that was number five. Number four is
a movie called Talk to Me. I don't know if
you've ever seen this before, but there's a group of
kids that conjure the dead by grabbing on to this

(01:47:59):
this hand and uh and like this, you don't know
what spirit you're going to get, right that comes through
this this hand. It is somewhat recently, like last couple
of years or whatever. What is this? What does it say? Yeah,
it's a twenty two film, twenty twenty two film. It's

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good movie, definitely strange. The spirits. They possess the body
of the person that grabs this weird, creepy dead hand,
and then they at some point in time, uh, the
like the main character ends up communicating with their dead

(01:48:43):
mother and becomes obsessed with it. It's like, I want
to talk to my mom again. But you know, bad
things happen every time that you grab this hand and
talk to the dead. And they're doing it as like
party tricks and stuff like that. It's a it's an
interesting movie, but definitely strange. Number three here as soon

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as I can get my goddamn phone to do exactly
what it's supposed to do. The Lobster. We've kind of
talked about that one before Dystopian World. If you're single,
you've got forty five days to find a mate, and
if not, then you're getting turned into an animal of
your choice. And it's hard to follow, but yet so

(01:49:28):
weird you're in it. You know, it's definitely bizarre. The Lobster.

Speaker 6 (01:49:33):
No, so weird you're in it. I'm never trusting you
with that again. After sas Watch Sunset.

Speaker 2 (01:49:38):
Oh yeah, and then of course number one is gonna
be Sasquatch sun So that beats any strange ass movie
that I've ever ever watched ever before in my life. Yeah,
not to be spoiler, but yeah, topless strangest movies you've
ever seen. I could have picked Pink Flamingos, I could
have picked Human Centipede. I tried to pick movies that

(01:49:59):
are fairly recent. I could pick Mother. All these are
all movies I mentioned before is very bizarre movies. But
I tried to pick current movies. Uh, with the exception
maybe like one and that is which you'll get to
that number four, number five, Everything everywhere, all at once. Okay,
I've heard of it. It won an Oscar I believe

(01:50:20):
it won Best Movie. Uh. She she travels around in
time and these like time warp things and she's different people,
and it's just a very strange movie. Again, I don't
think this necessarily moves. The move means the movies are bad.
They're just strange and bizarre to follow. And this movie
for sure when it when when the movie ends, and

(01:50:41):
you go, well, that was strange, is what I'm going
for here. So everything everywhere, all at once. That's number five,
number four, Donnie Darko. Okay, it is a strange movie.
To tell someone what it's about is not an easy thing.
Jake Gillenhall, you get used to him. Then the jet

(01:51:01):
engine falling, you watch it. When it's over, you go, well,
that was bizarre. Number three again, this is a very
popular movie. It's one of my favorite movies of all time.
It's got some great boobies in it, and that is
eyes wide shut. Okay, very strange. It is a Stanley
Kubrick movie. Tom Cruise, his wife Nicole Kidman. He comes

(01:51:25):
across this underground sex world and maybe one of the
eeriest soundtracks ever with the vone for whatever I can't
even deplicate. But very bizarre movie, very strange all the
way around, plays with your mind, the idea that there
is this world that exists that you aren't a part of.

(01:51:49):
That includes it's very weird, lots of sex. He even
gets with a child. It's very weird. Yeah, number two
would have been number one if not unseated this week
and number two again a Kylie acclaimed movie. The acting

(01:52:10):
and it's really good. But there are many times watching
this movie where I go, this is a strange movie,
and that is saltburn. I remember you talking about that. Yeah,
there's some scenes that would make you dry. He it
made me dry heave. One where he slurps the bathwater

(01:52:35):
of this guy he's got a it's very weird, but
he's not attracted to guys. It's weird. It's a very
strange movie. He's a great it's again the acting's in it,
the writing's very complex. Blah blah blah. Strange. And then
number one in a in a with a movie that

(01:52:59):
made me lose respect for the individual that recommended it.
I knew something was up when he gave me his
paramount plus password so I could watch it. He needed
to watch it, and because he doesn't, he's just not

(01:53:20):
that guy. He just doesn't hand that stuff out. So
it's paramount plus. It's not my bank account, and it's
got your credit card in it. I'm gonna mess up
your algorithm. So good, but it is. It is strange,
for sure. And if you're high and you want to
be like you guys want to watch a strange movie,

(01:53:40):
this is I think totally safe to put on. But
it is not a good movie. If you had to go, oh,
it's good in lighting, or good in story writing, or
the acting is good, I would probably go with it
is good in strangeness. There you go. It's just strange.

(01:54:10):
I don't fall asleep watching movies very often because much
like how Lindsay started, if I'm not interested, I just
don't do it. And I had to fight to stay
awake behind the wheel of my car in the pickup line.
It is a very strange crap.

Speaker 6 (01:54:26):
It pissed me off watching it.

Speaker 2 (01:54:28):
I was like somebody textas and it was on. It
was a backup for me. And that is Midsummer and
that is the movie about this. These kids that are
there in Sweden are I think Sweden for this festival
and people get killed and it's it's very bizarre. I
had that new movie that people are talking about, a

(01:54:48):
real pain, which is Jesse Eisenberg and Karan Kolkin, and
it's a very strange movie. You just didn't do with
strange movies. Then, Yeah, I think he is Jesse Eisenberg
and his cousin go to visit a concentration camp because

(01:55:09):
their grandmother died, and you're not sure what the movie's
about until you realize it is about everybody goes through
their own trauma, and you can't undermine one person's trauma
just because you didn't get tortured in a concentration camp.
You can have trauma just because someone died in your life.

(01:55:33):
Don't have to be gassed to experience that. So another
one Kevin Smith's Tusk, strange film. It is a strange film,
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Great movie, not horror.
Definitely wouldn't doubt it, how strange it would be with
that amount of drugs. Yeah, I honestly Gimbi loves this movie.
My brother loves this movie. I think this movie is

(01:55:55):
garbage it's weird for many reasons. Top five Strange Movies.
Teeth Yoga Hosers. Never heard of it, but it's on
Amazon Prime, so you know what I'm watching tonight, The
Veloca Pastor. Never heard of that either, Attack of the
Killer Tomatoes Tusk. Uh, yeah, that feels fair. Donnie Darko,

(01:56:17):
eyes wide shut, Swiss Army Man, Yes, Yellow Brick Roade, Yes,
I saw the TV glow. Don't know it. The Rubber movie. Yeah,
it's about an escape tire that kills people. Oh yeah,
and it bounces through Yeah, yeah, I do remember that now.
Chud Is is a really bizarre movie. If you know

(01:56:37):
that movie, it's any B level horror movie like Attack
of the Killer Tomatoes, right, the Rubber All those fall
in line with that. I think, uh, somebody texting. Top
five Strangers. The Sadness a weird Korean movie. Blue Velvet
a David Lynch movie. I thought that movie was really good.
It is a little artsy, though You're monster. Weird imagining

(01:56:59):
of Beauty and the Bee. He's to Mad God a
really weird stop motion animation movie. I don't love stop
motion animation. So and then number one The Man Who
Killed Hitler and also The Bigfoot. This is a real
movie starring Sam Elliott. Okay, I was unaware of that.
Sam Elliot did a movie about killing Hitler and Bedford. Yeah,

(01:57:19):
that in Grant commercials. Okay, all right, we got to
take a break. We'll be back.

Speaker 3 (01:57:24):
More of a Big Man Morning Show is next ninety
seven KMOD.

Speaker 2 (01:57:46):
Good morning, It's the Big Man Morning Show. Nine one
eight four six oh kmod. You can also text bmms
and then what you want to say to eight two
nine four five. Now, when I was putting my list
together for top list, a movie that got put on
there was pulp Fiction. Because pulp fiction is a strange
mute movie. It is told out of chronological order, there

(01:58:10):
are different the dialogue is very bizarre, like it's just
a strange movie, right, And so then that sent me
down a rabbit hole of movies that are like pulp fiction.
Because I think pulp fiction lands on its own island.
I don't think there are really any movies like pulp fiction.
But when I give you the list of these movies,

(01:58:31):
we'll see if we agree that they are similar to
that movie. Now, to me, pulp fiction is a movie
of like a growing up movie for me, I remember
watching that being like I remember my parents renting Reservoir
Dogs and coming home after being out seeing what they rented,
saw that, put it in and stayed up till like

(01:58:52):
three four in the morning watching this movie on my
parents are in the living room TV. And that sent
me down the you know, the Journey of Quentin Tarantino.
So one of the movies on this list Baby Driver. Okay,
do you know this movie?

Speaker 6 (01:59:10):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (01:59:11):
I've heard of it all if you've ever watched it though,
So it's a basically it's a Kevin Spacey Lily James
and it's got a bunch of twists in there. It's
supposed to have like a thirty song soundtrack that everybody
says is really good. And it's a take on an old,
older movie. Okay, Boondock Saints, great movie. Great movie. Well,

(01:59:35):
not so much. No, I would agree that that that
is very similar to pulp fiction in its strangeness, in
the story dialogue, the character development in it. Yeah, that's
where I met Norman Retis for the first time. Yeah,
oh yeah, I think everybody. Yeah, uh Fargo, Yeah, that

(01:59:57):
definitely fits Coen Brothers movie. If you have not seen this,
said in Uh, people think North Kota, it's actually Minnesota
and North Dakota. William H. May See arranges for his
wife to be kidnapped by a pair of goons played
by Steve Bouchmi Uh and Peter Stoemaer Stomar and Uh

(02:00:19):
in a plot to extort his father in law and
bail himself out of financial problems. The straightforward plan sets
in motion chanin of events that get increasingly complicated, darkly, hilarious,
and deadly. I don't think that's like pulp fiction. Okay,
it's strange. It is strange, sure, but it doesn't have
the same endearing quality that pulp fiction does and Boondock

(02:00:42):
Saints has.

Speaker 6 (02:00:44):
And is Steve Buchmi and and Stomar supposed to be
like John Travolta and Samuel Jackson, Because if so, they're not.

Speaker 2 (02:00:55):
No, they are not. Those are those two characters, Sam
They're the They're the heroes of the movie.

Speaker 6 (02:01:03):
But who else are our two peas in a pot
in that film?

Speaker 2 (02:01:07):
Is that what you mean by yeah? The I mean
they're not even in Bushmi's a fringe character. It is
the the The lady Sheriff is the she's the main character,
and and then William Dafoe William Oh, thank you. Yeah,

(02:01:29):
get shorty Okay, Yeah, that's a weird movie for sure.
Kind of has the same pulp fiction esque sort of
feel to it. Yeah, gangster in Florida who heads out
to Hollywood and being movie obsessed, gets tingled up in
a film deal. I don't think it's like that. Go.

(02:01:49):
That one was fun. It was a strange movie. It's
a kind of a pulp fiction esque type of movie.
According to this description that Sarah Paully decides to purchase
ecstasy to make a quick buck so she can pay
her rent the film and flashes back repeatedly to fill
in the stories of various supporting characters in the storyline. Yeah, okay,

(02:02:13):
it's a bizarre storyline.

Speaker 6 (02:02:14):
Yeah, that's about it though.

Speaker 2 (02:02:16):
Yeah. In Bruges, pretty great movie if you've ever seen it,
with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. Brittain Gleeson was the
sheriff in Gangs of New York. Okay, if you know
that movie reference, very large irishman, great dialogue. But I

(02:02:38):
don't think it's like that at all. Jackie Brown, Okay,
what's another Quentin Tarantino movie, So that makes sense. I agree.
If it's a Quentin Tarantina movie, it's gonna have similarities
to y'all paulp Fiction Killing Zoe.

Speaker 6 (02:02:56):
Never heard of it.

Speaker 2 (02:02:58):
I don't know this either, but it was co written
by Tarantino and Roger Avery in nineteen ninety four, the
same year that Pulp Fiction was released, and it stars
Eric Stolts in it, who was in pulp Fiction right,
and mixes crime genre tropes with unexpected comedy. Stults plays Z,
a safe cracker who visits Paris to work on a

(02:03:19):
bank heist, only to fall for a beautiful French sex
worker played by Julie Dupley Delpi Delpi, and eventually discover
that she's connected to the job in ways he doesn't realize.
I've never heard of this moviez. That's own nerves plus
the chaotic nature the job mean that he's in over
his head from the beginning and it only gets wilder

(02:03:40):
from there. Well, I mean that sounds interesting, okay, Julie, Okay,
lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels okay, British movie, yeah,
by Richie movie? Yeah? Is it pulp fictionists? I think so.

(02:04:01):
There it's very bizarre storytelling the dialogue is very crazy. Yeah,
I'll go with that. Out of sight remember this one?
Is that George Clooney and who else Lindsay.

Speaker 6 (02:04:19):
And Sandra or not the.

Speaker 2 (02:04:23):
Yeah, gonna let her figure out. But yes, Jennifer Lopez,
I have seen this Steven Soderberg movie. Uh huh and
uh it's like what George Clooney is like a bank
robber or something and and uh and Jennifer Lopez like
a FBI or yes like that? Yeah, yes, okay? Is
it like pulp fiction? Though I don't think so. Don

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Cheadle's in it, Michael Keaton, Uh, Sexy Beast thanks, Ray
Winstone Being Kingsley. They follow the career of a career
criminals who's now retired, only to find himself tormented by
an old associate who shows up and wants to pressure
him into Robbie the Bank Suicide. Kings Okay came out

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in ninety seven and it has got Christopher Walking in it.
It is a group of friends who decided to kidnap
a former mob big shot after one of their sisters
is also kidnapped, thinking that they'll be able to trade
their target for some ransom money, and everyone walk away unharmed.
What Happens is a dark, twisty, often funny game in

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which Walkin' shines as a captive who's always one step
ahead of his captors. Train spotting one hundred percent. Oh yeah,
forgot about that movie True Romance Christian Slater Patricia Arquette.
She's a sex worker in Alabama. In an effort to

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free Alabama from sex work and skip town, the couple
accidentally steal a bag filled with cocaine and are suddenly
thrust into the world of violent criminals. Usual Suspects. Okay,
I would say Usual Suspects is a very family oriented
version of pulp fiction, but I wouldn't let my kids
watch it. Okay, it is bizarre. The storylines all over

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the place. Characters are great, There's some good twists that
would be the only that would be one that I think,
you know what I was thinking of too. What is
the movie? I'm gonna have to look it up. A

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movie where they go to Vegas. Christian Slater's in it
for a bachelor party and they and what's his name from?
Is it Arless? No, it's a different Entourage Alreadie from
art Entourage, isn't it? And they're having sex with the

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sex worker in the hotel room and hit her gut
her on the back of the towel hook. Yeah, that's
that movie. Feels very Quentin Tarantino esque. Okay, Yeah, I
know what movie you're talking about. I can't think of
the name. I'm gonna be able to get it real quick.

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Jeremy Piven is the actor that I'm talking about, and
in and Very Bad Things. Yeah, is the movie. Yeah,
they don't know what to do. They start freaking out
because you know, when they got a dead hooker. Yeah,

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they don't know what to do. Yeah, Slater, Cameron Diaz,
Jon Favreau, Jeremy Piven, Daniel Stern, Genie tripple Horne, her husband. Yeah.
It's a great cast, weird movie. Strange for sure. Dude.
I would lose my mind if I was partying with

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my friends and they have a stripper show up and
then they kill her. I'm calling the police immediately, right,
I don't care for We're no longer friends after this.
You have to Yeah, at that moment, it's about self
preservation anyway. Whether those movies are about pulp fiction, I

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don't know. I feel like that's a giant statement to say,
any movies like pulp Fiction it is. You could make
an argument it is one of the best movies of
all time, from writing to directing to casting people. I
mean it reinvented John Travolta's career. Right, so I don't
know very many many movies that are like that. All Right,

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we got to take a break. We'll be back.

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Speaker 6 (02:09:38):
I learned for Valentine's Day, I'm treating her to a
three and a half star restaurant, said no one ever.
And I learned in Sasquatch Sunset they aren't just avoiding
humanity but also any chance of an Oscar nomination.

Speaker 2 (02:09:53):
Gimb What did you learn today? I learned that just
because a movie won the Grand Prize that canns doesn't
make it means it's gonna be a great movie Sasquatch Sunset.
And also learned that the winner of Rocks and Roses
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I learned some jobs you just take home post it
notes or pins, but if you're a dentist, you take whippets.
And I also learned. Listen, I've got an idea for
a movie about a woman who was a wheel driver
for the mob and then escaped the mob, moved out
to la and had to run away from her abusive husband.

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Decided she would start doing stunt driving in movies and
films because no one would see her face and the
mob wouldn't be able to find her or her ex husband,
and create and then created a stunt film, a stunt
organization for women only. What do you think is that
a good movie? No? No, okay, Well, I got this
other idea about some sasquatch and we watch them bang

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brilliant that one. Okay, that is a real story, by
the way of a woman that really did all those things.
Can't make that a movie, though, It's Corbin, say, make
sure that dishwasher is loaded rightycle This is gippy. Yeah,
I'm sorry, daddy.

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