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HAPPY FRIGGIN' "A" FRIDAY EVE!!!! Corbin's Brother Was At The Chiefs Parade And Left Him Wondering If He Was In The Shooting, Don't Beat Yo Mamma With Grits, Scenes We'd Like Cobin & Lindsey Recreate, Conspiracy Theory Thursday, Top List, & The Longest Streaks In Sports History!!!

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We've got some conspiracy stuff. We'llget to top list. In wake of
people's inability to watch people enjoy achievingstatus in life, I e. The

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Chiefs, we want to know whatcelebrities are you sick of? I saw
one where it showed Patrick Mahomes,I don't know, doing something and the
statement was, I'm so sick ofseeing this guy. The Chiefs and Andy
Reid sounds like a great person.Yeah, you just sound fun at parties.

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And then we've also gonna do theannual Craft Cancers coming up. If
you're not familiar with this, thisis an event we do our partner with
every year and happens on April sixththis year. This is your last week
to get special early bird registration pricing. We got a text yesterday someone know,
I just want to be on ateam. You have to put together
a team. There's no individual tickets. It's a team effort. It's a

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team. Yeah, there's no i'steam unless you underline it really close.
Yeah. So just we've seen peopledo it a bunch of different ways.
We've seen people do, like theyget all their buddies together, they all
chip in. I think is thebest way to do it, you know.
And then it's only like twenty dollarsa person something like that, which,

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when you look at it, that'saffordable. Oh yeah. When you're
looking at the like the big number, you're like, oof, well,
I don't know if I can handlethat. We'll get ten of your buddies
together each pitch in ten twenty thirtybucks. Boom, you got yourself team
and you're drinking for an entire afternoon. It's day drinking. It's a lot
of fun. I don't want tocurse us, but in all the years

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we've been doing this, it's beennice weather. Oh yeah, so I
don't even know what you were on, but it is uh. I remember
initially, let's trying to get involvedin. Everybody's like ah, and then
you find out how much alcohol isinvolved and you go, WHOA. Nobody
nobody hears my advice. However,listens to me. Every year we straight

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out to shoot hard a f Yeah, let's listen, listen, get this
party going. You are not goingto try and play catch or tackle football
with Travis Kelce. So if that'snot your jam, and you just waiting
into deep waters. And when weget there at noon and people are doing
shots, I'm like, what areyou doing day? Drink And I'm like,

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yeah, we'll get to it.Well, you can't drink all day
if you don't start right now.You won't be drinking all day if you
start right now. The truth,it's fun to watch people as we progress
to the day, everybody's happy,blah blah blah, and then as we
get towards the end, everything slowsdown and some people fall over or they

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get sent home where they get senthome because they've had too much or they're
crying it's a spectacle yeah, orthey're lost yeah, or suddenly it becomes
a therapy session. That's the besttime you'll have on a Saturday. It's
pretty entertaining, you know. Myfavorite is always the I think I'm gonna

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drink very much. See, Iwas like, this is for you not
to get it all my money,A couple of games, a flip cup,
you know, and then we're solid. Yeah. So, uh,
Crawl Cancer, that's happening. Uh. We usually are part of a three
team group. We put together twoteams and uh, it's it's a lot

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of fun. And even the RaiderNation they do it now and that's always
a good time. And we seea lot of listeners that have created their
own teams after being doing this withus. It's it's a lot of fun.
Anyway. All that stuff is listedon our on the contest page of
kmode dot com if you want tofind out more about that, So be
looking for that stuff for Crawl forCancer. Obviously, the big news is

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the Chiefs parade yesterday and people,you shouldn't be shocked by it. I
gotta be honest, I wasn't shocked. No, it happens a lot public
shootings are so common now. It'shappened at NBA parades, Why should it
not happen at the Chiefs one.Not like it's the first one. And

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I'm not talking about gun events.I'm talking about parades, right, it's
not the first one. It happenedwith the Mavericks, uhened, it happened
in Toronto. It's happened, Andto me, it was very interesting to
see the number of high profile peoplethat were there when it happened. It's

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not like the post celebration people arein the streets at the bar scene and
it happening there. This is likemoments after the parade, it happens,
Governor, mayor, I don't evenknow how much money. Definitely over a
billion dollars in star power for sure. Just hell with the team alone,
how about the owner of the team. Yeah, And so it's a little

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bit different than being at Walmart,right and it happening. So not that
I'm not saying that like I thinksomething's gonna change. I'm just saying that
it feels a little different that way. Yeah, And it sucks because you
know, everybody's gathered around just tryto celebrate, you know, whether you
like the team or not they won. They're just trying to celebrate their win,
which is awesome, as they shouldand it should be a happy,

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fun time for everybody. And whya couple of douchebags want to ruin that
for everybody, I just don't getNow. Were their targets or they just
random shooting, because there's a coupleof kids that were involved. Nine nine
chilled Wren now Radio DJ got killedwhat so apparently the early implication is that

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it was an argument. That's kindof what I thought well through the stuff
that I read and never really said, you know why, And I figure
all that would come out in timeor whatever, and I was like,
I bet you somebody probably stepped onsomebody's shoes, got pissed and is when
as from there, it feels likeit's a pretty petty thing from what it
sounds like. And when you haveunbridled freedom and you expect people to self

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regulate regardless of what it is,it just doesn't happen. So it's not
a surprise to me. There's videofootage of one of the people with the
guns running and fans tackling the guygood and the long rifle. It looks
like a long rifle falls and anotherfan picks it. Now we should They're

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probably all fans, to be honest, you know, and this type of
thing has happen. They're like,oh, well that's the outlier. No,
they were all fans. Yeah,nobody's going to a million plus area
just to hang right, unless they'rethere for nefarious reasons. And I say
that because you would just mentioned thelong rifle. I didn't know anything about
that. Yeah, it makes exactlyexactly if it was a pistol, I

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could totally buy that. You know, people carry their side arms on them
all the time, you know,whether it's lawfully or not. But when
you're bringing a long rifle, youcan't just you know, easily conceal that.
So that makes me you're within yourrights. Yeah, you're absolutely right.
Thing, Yeah, it's just weird. It is weird. But nonetheless,

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they show the fans tackling this individualand uh another fit like them,
fighting on the ground and eventually subduingthe person till the police come. What
a terrifying thing. Yes, right, the guy that tackled him, he
was like, I didn't even Itwasn't until I was already in a tussle.
Did I see the gun, right, He's like. Then I was

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like, oh no, this,I've gotten myself into a pretty hairy situation.
So I mean, what what Sohe saw the person shooting and was
like and thought he'd ditched the gun. I don't know, Okay, I
don't know. I don't know,but I was telling my wife it would
be hard to I mean, Idon't know. I don't know how i'd
react. I'd like to think ifI saw somebody running and they were within

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proximity of I'm not running across thestreet, right, but if they're running
by me, I might put myleg out, all right, trip them
up a little bit, try tohelp. I might time a shove,
right, And that's pretty much whathappens. And then they become entangled,
and then other people jump in andthen you see somebody come over and grab

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the weapon and move it away,which is good, yeah, because they
could have gotten a whole hill alot worse. They didn't. There were
eight hundred police officers on scene.Eight hundred. So this is what I'm
talking about when I'm like, whenyou have unbridled freedom, people they don't
care, right, the uh decenthuman being knows there's eight hundred cops there

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and doesn't pull any stuff. Thisperson could have been decent until it happened.
I don't know. Yes, youjust don't know people until they hit
that moment. Right. We liketo think when these things happen, you
know, it's a la the creeperin the park with the trench coat that's
gonna expose himself to children. Wellit's not always true, right, A

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lot of people carry weapons on thema lot. Yeah, So to me,
when we paint the picture of ohthey're just they're gang members or something,
they very well could have been Idon't know, right, but we
don't know that. You can't justmake that assumption that they were right,
just crazy, just crazy man,just crazy. And my brother went to

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the parade, and so when Iwhen it happened, I was in pickup
line when I my kid when ithappened, and so I was watching it
off and on, you know,in the pickup line the parade, and
then it happened, and I waslike, oh, so I text my
brother, of course, yeah,as you should right now, million people,
he's three four of a million,uh so statistically, but I don't

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know, I don't know. Iknew he wasn't upfront by the stage.
I knew this wasn't upfront by thestage, right, So I was like,
ah, obviously concern. I senthim a text and then you wait,
Yeah, that's all you can do. And then you wait, Now
everybody's to of course they're loved ones. Maybe those people are trying to text.
It is a It is not We'reso used to like instant answers,

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right, right, right, Yeah, So okay, here's a fun little
situation for you. Let's say you'reyour brother and you're in that situation and
there's a shooting going on, andyou're getting all these text messages from different
people because all your friends and familyare concerned. They know that you're there,
right, And how do you prioritizethe response? Do you do the

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first person that texted, or doyou like, let's say you go proetories
your brother, your family first?Yeah, how would you handle that?
You just go straight down the lineand you're like, I need to tell
my mom and my brothers that I'mokay, and then I'll get to the
other ones after that. What doyou think? Yeah? I think you
you definitely your family first. Whenlike, when do you do it?

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When you know you're in in safesafety, yeah, or the dust settles,
you could go to your Facebook page, I guess and mark yourself safe.
How they have that? Now,you could take time. I'm not
in this chaotic moment. You checkin on Facebook. I don't even know.
Yeah, I don't even know ifmy brother has a Facebook. And
what if you're not, What ifyou're more of a snapchat guy Instagram?

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So like, maybe that's a goodidea to me. If I I'm texting,
Like, if my family's with me, right then I would text my
brother. It's up to you tofunnel it from there, right, And
and I kind of have an understandingof you know, we take turns relaying

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information to my mother. If I'mnot capable because I'm a part of crime,
I expect you to do that right, right, But to me is
what's the point you do it?Right? If I'm in my car,
not back to the hotel or whatever, I would probably text right then,
absolutely, But then when I gotback to the hotel, maybe I'd start

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going to whoever else was in mytext messages right right, the immediate ones.
As soon as you can get tosafety, text the family, yeah,
and then afterwards, it's like,all right, cool, well,
hey a little crazy up here inKansas City right now. I'll just let
you know him safe. Yeah,yeah, listen if you get it.
What I wrote to him was,hey, I know you were at the
prey. Let me know everything's good, simple, Yeah, because he told

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me he was going, but Inever Usually he'll sit a picture when he
goes to a Chiefs game or aBraids game or whatever, like hey,
look at this. Yeah, sobut he didn't do that. So I
was like, well, maybe hedidn't go. So then there's the I
don't hear a response to the wellmaybe he didn't go. Oh maybe there's
a reason you're not texting me bad. Yeah. And then when you hear
twenty people are injured, you're like, okay, well that's not one out

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of a million. Yeah yeah,right, still loose again, your mind
races and he cannot help. Butlet that happen. And I just kept
having to go, you know what, influx of people. My brother's horrible
about returning text anyway, I thinkthat, I mean I get that,
but in a situation like that,I think it prompts a little bit of

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urgency. I would agree you andI rowing in the same direction. GIMPI
I'll get to him tomorrow. I'msure he knows I'm alive. Oh God,
did you think about calling? Okay, So, if there's if you're
in a traumatic situation, yeah,don't call me. Like if I'm if

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I'm if God forbid, I'm somewhereand there's a tornado that hits you know
where I live that area in atornado hit, don't call me. I'm
busy a few things going on rightnow. Answering a phone call from anyone
in this building on the day oftornado. Hiss, my house pretty low,
and I don't make yourself available.I hear you got other things.

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I'm worrying. If my house catcheson fire, I'm not answer. I'm
just not. I'm so texting wouldbe your best bet, right, But
if I sent a text and thenI don't get an answer, I might
send another text and then I'm gonnago a Maybe I should call, right,
But again, people do what they'regonna do. There's no rule on

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how to handle it, right,You do what you got to do it
to manage your mentality. I thinkyes, So I sent a text and
an hour later, like got throughthe pickup line, whatever, got my
kids? Did the alogy shot thing? Get back home? Look at my
phone? I'm like, he hassome text? What's this about? What

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should I do? Now? Howlong? Had? Over an hour?
Okay? Okay, over an hour? You're still like reports of like we're
still getting details, like details arestill pretty hairy. Yeah, so I
can imagine your mind's racing even morethan what it was. I mean,
I do pretty good at triaging thosethoughts in a real scenario like that,
because what's the reality again, statisticallyvery small, probability of communication hindering very

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high, Yeah, because the numberof people who who who knows? Also,
maybe he didn't go. There aremore reasons to think he's not a
part of it than to think heis. Right, Yeah, right,
So that's I try very hard totriage those thoughts. But then you're like,
well do I call? And thenwho do I do? I have

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to call his girlfriend? Yeah?Right, at what point do I call
his girlfriend? So whatever, I'llget to it. So he sends me
a text, he's like, oh, yeah, just solve this. We're
good. We left before you knowall that went down? Oh okay to
my point, right, like yeah, hey, awesome. You own a

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radio, right, right, Yeah, you're there. Right, let's just
go with this golden rule for everyonelistening. You don't have to take advice
for me, what do I know, But if you have people in your
life you care about, and you'rein a proximity zip code state, even
we're a dramatic national possibly even theworld news event is happening just because of

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what has happened with the super Bowlin that unworldly event, maybe maybe just
think about replying or keeping your phonenearboys. Yes, all good, Sorry,
I was napping. I was asleepat the time, my bird.
Yeah yeah, I get like,it's Saturday or Friday, your birthday,

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right, I get it. Christmas. Just saw this on December twenty seven,
just saw this. Thank you MerryChristmas to you, got it.
It's Christmas. I hate that.Two days later, I just saw this,
my ass. You just saw this, you saw two days ago.
He just blew me off. Yeahyeah, but again some people are like,
I don't want to deal with it. It's Christmas whatever, right,

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But that's not what we're talking about. Yeah. I had a genuine,
fair concern absolutely for your safety.But he's not you Jesus, No,
kidding. Yeah, and he doesn'thave the same mindset as you, clearly

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right. No, I I knowall this, and it was it was
Valentine's Day. You probably like,no, let's parade, No, get
your groove on at home, No, let's hit it now. You're missing
one key indicator. He left beforeit started. I text the moment it
happened, the moment I get thealert. I send a text to my

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brother, not like forty minutes later, right, not four hours later?
Yeah? Right, like the moment. Did you ask him what he was
doing? No, you're I knowmy brother. So I'm not engaging in
that conversation with him because I knowhe's gonna be like, I don't know

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stuff, right, sure stuff?What did I reply back to him with?
Oh boy, I don't remember.I don't remember. Uh, thanks
glad you left early. Looks crazyat least your life. Thanks for letting

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me know hours later. Yeah,I listen, there's no doubt my brother
loves me. I have no doubtabout that. I have not. I
am not somebody who measures love bytext messages or timeliness of text matter messages.
Again, as Lindsay pointed out,you're not me, So that's the

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way you do it, that's fine, but it was very interesting to be
in that. I have not beenlike I've been with situations where like he's
been in Atlanta and something happening.Oh, the Olympic bombing, I remember
that, right, and being likehey and him going now, that's all
good, like right, but Ithink we called then, right, because

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that was well before Texas you hada landline back. Yeah. Yeah.
It might be the first time I'vebeen like hah ha ha anything, there's
a thing, all good? Yeah, that's good. Nothing not a thing?
Yeah, right, And even hein the beginning would be like there's
a tornado in Oklahoma City. Therewas, We're good, sure, yeah,

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because again it's the state, right, A lot of people don't understand
how tornado's work. I'm not sayinghe doesn't. I'm just saying, yeah,
So I'm just that person. Ifshort of it being if I'm good,
I'm answering if you're inquiring about mywell being, yes, and I'm
available, right, And maybe that'sthe thing. He's not available because he's

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busy doing things, having a hotdog, chalky milk Bob. That's what
brothers are forced to have. Thesetype of stories. But to those people,
just crazy nine kids. Yeah.I can only think that if you
know, if the Chiefs go toanother Super Bowl, if they do a

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three peat, which is insane toeven utter those words, then it would
be a different It'll be a differentbrain. They were like out of the
buses, walking more than they everhave, right, right, And the
alcohol was a flowing Yeah. PatrickMahomes reserved right everyone else? Holy cow,

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Travis Man, Holy cow, mygoodness. He was lit as he
should. Absolutely absolutely. I mean, hell, you remember when Brady won
for the Bucks or whatever. He'son the boat tossing the damn trophy from
boat to boat like it ain't nothing. Yeah, just lit you have.
They have to carry him off theboat. Yes, celebrate, have fun.

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Yeah. I remember having a conversationwith my brother and he's like,
there are people already camped out.They think Taylor Swift's gonna be there.
I was like, there's no wayTaylor Swift would be there, no way,
security risk alone. Yeah, right, she she's not gonna do a
parade. No. People are like, oh, she's gonna sing it.
No she's not. And then youfind out logistically it was impossible anyway,

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because she had to get to Australia. Yeah, just busy. She's she's
got some stuff going on. Goodmorning, It's The Big Mad Morning Show.

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Nine four six oh KMOT. Newsquikies are stories you may have missed
in the news. We cover themhere and put a link on our Facebook
page if you want more. Facebookdot Com slash GMMs six nineties. It's
time for newsquakies. World news,local news, and news that just makes
you say, what the Here's corbyGimbean Lindsay with What's going on news quickies
from The Big Mad Morning Show.In ninety seven five, Petza, Puke

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and Gangsta found passed out and arrestedat Denny's. This happened in Maricopa,
Arizona, where a forty one yearold the Bryson b Lewis was reported asleep
outside of Denny's on February sixth.It happened around four to twenty in the
afternoon. He was approached by aman named Richard Fox who wanted to just

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wake him up to make sure hewas okay. And when he did,
the forty one year old he wokeup and he was like, come at
me. Bro told him to fighthim, and then a woman came over.
Her name was Donna, and sheasked Lewis to leave, and he

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refused. Police arrived with the scene. They saw Lewis was stumbling around,
unable to keep his balance, Hewas slurring his words, and he smelled
of alcohol. Cop said Lewis wascovered in pizza and regurgitated food. Yeah,
he was uncooperative and repeatedly told officershe was a gangster. He was

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taken into Yeah, I'm a gangsta, pukin gangsta. He was then taken
into custody. He faces up toa year in jail and a fine of
up to twenty five hundred dollars.Impressive detective work to know that it was
pizza. Maybe there was like aundigested pepperoni hanging off of his chin.

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I mean, were sure or something? It said UNDI like like he had
to have chewed it up, huhand then swallowed it and then puked it
up right instantly came back. Yeah, And I'm saying it's impressive. Yeah,
especially since he was found at Denny's. You would have thought that he
was puking up Denny's food and notpizza, right because they would have had
flatbread, right, pancakes or something, Yes, savory pancakes. Uh huh.

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Woman busted for battering mama with grits. This comes out of Florida where
there's this twenty eight year old galname Jekyla Mobile. She lives with her
sixty four year old mother Aila,and apparently Monday they were in the kitchen
doing kitchen things, making food,apparently grits, and got into an argument
over kitchen usage whatever that means.All right, just like this, do

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like that. An So at somepoint in time they got in the argument,
and that's when Jekyla took the gritsand then flung them at her Mama
covered her in the face. Well, she ended up calling the police.
Naturally, the police got there,they found dried up grits all over Isla,
drying up grits on a counter,dried up grits on the dust pan.

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Isla told the police she said,listen, she been drinking and doing
drugs all day. When she doesthis, she gets aggressive towards me.
She said, I didn't even wantto call the police because the whole matter,
it was just juvenile at its core. They didn't give a damn.
They went ahead and arrested Old Jakaylafor battery. That's what she's in for,

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battery. By grits, yeah,I mean yeah, just throwing food,
right, because I can't imagine theywere the grit bars, which are
also delicious, right are polenta bars? For those of you that don't know,
I've never heard of either. Gritsand polenta the same thing. I
settled down. They're the same thing. The cut is different, that's about
it. Grits, grits, Ohmy gosh, cheesy grits, shrimp and

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grits, grip grit, grit,regular grit, Oh my gosh, runny
eggs, Oh my gosh, gritswith runny eggs. Anytime I get the
opportunity to get some grits, I'mgetting grits. Absolutely well, hold on,
it depends on where, right.Not all grits are created equal,
that is true. Just because youown grits and can make grits doesn't mean

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they are good grits, right,Like it's like collar greens. Not Just
because you know how to put somegreens in the water and boil them doesn't
get it right, right, Sorry, I mean you don't know until you
get them, and then when youget him, you realize, Okay,
I'm never getting grits here ever again. Yeah, you're daring. They're a
southern right grit oh yeah, yeahand politism in Italian woman arrested accused of

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falling two miners, nearly hitting them. A woman from Grand Island, Nebraska,
which is pretty much in the southernmiddle of nowhere, Nebraska, is
under arrest and accused of threatening twochildren. Police say seventy three year old
Janet Cochrane told the nine year oldand fourteen year old girl to leave her
eighteen year old daughter alone. Officerssay she then drove alongside them, even

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swerved, got up on the curb, nearly hit one of the kid's feet.
Please say. She admitted to followingthe children as they walked and driving
up on the curb to scare them. She's been held on two counts each
of terroristic threats and using a weaponto commit a felony. Wow, terroristic
threats, yeah, that that chargeis. It's a charge that's been around

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for a while. They just callit terroristic threat now. So, but
the idea that you're adult child,right, grandchild? Yeah, and you're
coming to their aid with a nineand fourteen year old, Yeah, feels
a little weird. Have you seenthe nine or fourteen year olds nowadays?
The mask? Sure? Have youseen the eighteen year olds nowadays? They

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appear to be fine. But togo on, now, you're going to
what like ten years maybe in jailbecause you want to teat you're seventy.
Well, you know, I gotnothing else to live for in senile.
Well, we just do it differentwith our family. Okay, when do
we go? We can't do Grandparents'Day because she's at prison. All right,

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to the Wall Sports. The Chiefshave released a statement regarding the shooting at

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their championship parade. The organization saidit's truly saddened by the senseless act of
violence that occurred outside of Union Station. Their hearts go out to the victims,
their families, and all of KansasCity. The team also said it's
in close communication with the Mayor's officeand the Kansas City Police Department. The
chiefs did confirm that all players,coaches, staff, and their families are

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safe and accounted for. The statementends with a thanks to local law enforcement
officers and first responders who were onscene to assist. And the latest New
Heights podcast episode was released yesterday andJason Kelcey showed his big brother stripes.
Besides talking a lot about Taylor Swiftand the Super Bowl, Jason and Travis

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Kelsey addressed the moment when Travis gotall up in Andy Reid's face during the
Big Game. And we now knowthat Andy and Travis have discussed it and
are good. But what social mediais applauding is eagle center. Jason telling
his chief's tight end brother his takeon the incident. Jason said, you
crossed the line, and I thinkwe can both agree on that. Let's

(33:57):
be honest. The yelling in hisface too, is over the top.
I think there are better ways tohandle this retrospectively. Travis owned up to
the mistake and agreed, saying hewill do better. He followed up by
saying, whenever Andy Reid leaves KansasCity, he will follow suit. Here's
the audio. Here's the audio.You cross the line, I think I

(34:19):
can't. I can't. I can'tget that fired up to the point where
I'm bumping coach and it's getting himoff balance and stuff. When he when
he stumbled, I was just like, oh, in my head or I
mean even I mean, let's behonest. The yelling in his face too
is over the top. I thinkthere's better ways to handle this retrospectively.
I heard the segment and before that, before Jason says all that you hear
Travis go, that was I thoughthe was gonna come over. I thought

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I was gonna get yelled at,Like as there's a little too much to
imply that Travis didn't self regulate afterwards. Right is the wrong? It took
his brother to let him see thelight. Right, right is a little
not on mark. President Biden isreally leasing a statement following the shooting at
the parade as well, I don'tcare. We don't need to hear that.

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Okay, Well, it's just betweenthe chiefs. Yeah, thoughts and
prayers. It sucks. Yeah,nobody wishes it on any I get it.
Forty nine ers are on the searchfor a new defensive coordinator. Just
days after their loss in Super Bowlfifty eight, San Francisco fired DC Steve
Wilkes Crazy Day after one season withthe team. Forty nine ers ranked third

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with seventeen point five points per gameallowed this season. Head coach Kyle Shanahan
said that he will consider both internaland external candidates for the position. Wilkes
came to the forty nine Ers aftera stint as the interim coach of the
Carolina Panthers in twenty twenty two.That's a wild take to get rid of
him. Yeah, I was wonderingwhy why Yeah, there for a little

(35:49):
bit, I mean one season becausey'all lost. I mean, come on
now, I think you could makean argument the special teams coach needs to
get fired before him, right betweenthe players, the ball hitting, the
not knowing where the when he getspunted to the misst you know, the
field go getting Like, those aretwo bigger issues than I think. The
defense. Yeah, it was ait was a defensive juggernaut the whole game.

(36:09):
Yeah, but apparently they didn't thinkso, and they're like, I
got to go bro. Unless he'sin charge of calling the coin toss in
overtime, right, that is fair. Yeah, and that's your balls to
the wall sports. I'm Lindsay inninety seven Cam. Good morning, it's

(36:35):
the Big Man Morning Show nine one, eight four six oh kmod Good morning,
Lindsay, Good morning Corbyn. OurCrawl for Cancer Annual Crawl for Cancer
coming up April sixth, and againit's your last week to get special early
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(36:55):
for Cancer dot org. Good morning, Gippie, well, good morning.
I'm going to be at the StarboardNational Run and Custom Show tomorrow from five
in the evening till seven and evening. I want you to stop buying.
Say hi, there's gonna be allkinds of you know, custom cars out
there. It's been around for along time. You know all about it.
You can get details at Starboard CarShows dot com. But I want
you to come by and at leastsay hi, give me hiun sorry,

(37:19):
Oh it's okay. Strung hande givetrain, MoMA, give train around the
world. Take mine my shrum handget on the to loosen it up to
where it like just slides down mythroat. That's the way to do it.
Yesterday we had our top five songsand it was the top five songs
that reminds you a particular movie scene, and uh, you know that one

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from Dirty Dancing comes up, andI says, I says, I would
love, love, love, loveto see Corbin and Lindsay recreate that scene,
that infamous scene. At the endwe're old peace Waze and what's your
nuts? Are dancing around the leftthe lift, that's what they call it.
Yes, we even have somebody saidthat they throw down some money to
watch that happen. I think that'sbrilliant. I even said I throw down

(38:05):
some money as well. But thatgot me to thinking five and three dollars
for the rest. We're up toeight dollars if we can get to at
least twenty five. Nope, it'sgonna at least cover her cope. I
have no idea what her cope is. Maybe at the pup crawl for cancer.
Absolutely not. Yes, yes,please, let's make this happen.
The number of bad decisions I've seenLindsay make when she's drinking and we haven't

(38:30):
even known each other that long,just chalk that up to another one.
So that sent me I got meto thinking, well, what are some
other movie scenes that I would loveto see Corbin and Lindsay recreate? All
right, if you got some suggestions, I love to hear them. I
come up with a few of themright here. I'm even posted on our
Facebook page so you can write themdown there. But the other one that
I thought would be awesome in amillion ways, and I think I might

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have mentioned it yesterday, is thatscene from Joe's Cordon. Here's the deal
man, all right, you're gonnabe the bitch and most of these scenes.
And that's nothing against you, man, that's just because you're smaller than
Lindsey, all right. Shorter Lindsey. Shorter, Lindsey looks like she can
beat her way through an offensive line. Okay, So I'm just saying,

(39:15):
just because of you know, statureor whatnots, I feel like you have
to be the bitch and most ofthese so ghost Corby's sitting there, he's
playing the party to me more,he's on the pottery wheel. So Lindsay's
dead. You want Lindsay to playright? We're all acting in this,
right sure? So uh yeah,you got the pottery wheel going. You
know, you're making an ash tray, maybe a oz of some sorts,

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I don't know. Hands are allmuddy, and then Lindsey just wraps her
arms around him and then they startmaking the pottery together. And then it's
all just weird and creepy after that, but hilarious, I think, nonetheless.
So what's some other ones? Then? All right? How about how
about the opening scene from The LionKing? You know which one I'm doing

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talking about about a little Yeah,you got the monkey. Lindsey would be
the monkey. Corbyn is the simba, so like of the ghost one.
Okay, that doesn't bother me.Huh right, this one bothers me.
I do not trust her core strengthsto hold me over a cliff. Right,

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it doesn't necessarily either have to bea cliff. I mean we can
improvise here. You know. Shecan't even lift me off the ground.
I'm not even worried about it,not like that. At least, I
bet you she probably could at leastfor a little bit. All out is
a second. I just need herto lift you up for just a second
to take the picture. She can'teven get one foot off. It's not

(40:44):
an insult. Most people couldn't Ithink that would be hilarious, hilarious.
Another one that I thought of thatscene from The Titanic, you know,
our parting of the World or whatever, when they're on the bow of the
ship, you know, and gotCorbin up there, and Lindsey's like,
just be careful, get up there, get your hands on both these rails,

(41:06):
get up there. Put your armsout now at Corbin Saleman. So
am I Leo and that you know, I told you you're gonna be the
woman in most of these parts,simply because you're smaller than Lindsay s your
rose. You would be. Leo'sthe one that's with his arms out right.
They both are. They both arelike Leo's wrapped up behind her her

(41:27):
arm yeah, yeah, huh.And then she's in front, you know,
and you know they're going down theocean and feels like she's flying.
I thought he was the one thatsaid, like did it and said I'm
king of the world. He saidthat, But you know, it's the
scene where at least where they're onthe front of the boat. I figured
you would have said, since youguys have both complimented my artistry skills,
you'd want me to draw a pictureof him with the heart of the ocean,

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wearing nothing but the heart of theocean. I did not nowhere was
that in my mind at all whatsoever. But my god, that's a good.
That's a good. There are twodifferent scenes. There is a scene
where Lee when they first get onthe ship, him and his Italian buddy,
and that's where he says, I'mcute in the world. That's right.
So the one that I'm referencing tois yeah, yeah, yeah,

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yeah, where he they're both flyingbut got her arms and I didn't realize
they both did it separately. ButI do like I like that. It's
a little weird and creepy, butI do like where your head's at.
Lindsey. Uh, I got atext here that says, uh. It
says that the dance from pulp fiction. Okay, yeah, I don't know
about all that. Yes, stopit. You guys aren't getting what he's

(42:30):
trying to do. Yeah, yeah, how about this is one that came
to mind. And there's two scenesin this movie that I would love to
see you guys recreate, Eat Eatnow. The first one that came to
stick in the bicycle. Last yes, yes, Lindsey's pedaling got a little
red hooded sweatshirt on. Corbyn's inthe front basket, you got, and

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then they just lift off and thenthey fly over the moon. The other
scene I thought would be hilarious wouldbe the tricker treating scene right where ET's
dressed up as the ghost, right, a little little Corbin, a little
Corby is a wig on? Ishe a ghost or is he dressed up
as the little girl? He's dressedup as a as an old lady,

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not the wig and the hat on. No, that's a different part of
the movie. The Halloween scene iswhen he's dressed up as good because he
got to keep him completely covered,right, because he's an alien, right,
but they got to take care ofhim because well, everybody go go
trigger treating. So I think it'dbe hilarious to see little Corbyn and those
little sheet with his little holes pokedout and Lindsey, you know, holding
hand in hand doing a little trickertreating. That cracks me up. What

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else we got here? Uh?Okay, how about that scene from Varsity
Blues. You know which one I'mtalking about. There's only one real scene
from Varsity Blues or where they goto this the one that where they go
to the strip club and the teacher'sdancing. You want me to be the
teacher? No, no, you, sir, are gonna be wearing the
whip whipped cream bikini. It's weird. Do you want to see me in

(43:58):
a whipped cream bikini? It's weird. She wants to draw you naked.
But hey, worry nothing but theheart of you know, the rose whatever,
the heart of the ocean. Yeah, that that's more weird, I
think, But request your request anothertext different any scene from Fifty Shades of
Gray. I don't know about allthat. That's a little too much,

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but okay, it's better than thepulp fiction scene. But yes, the
Varsity Blue scene I think would behilarious. Just Corbyn there with this gun
tole hanging out, whipped cream onhis man boobs right, whipped cream on
his junk, and you're like,hey, sorry, we can't do this.

(44:42):
Another one. I thought of thatinfamous scene from Broke Back Mountain all
right, where I think it's JakeGillenhall's got his arms wrapped around Heath Ledger
and they just look so oh lovinglyand I was like, that's funny.
I would love to see that happen. Of course, Lindsay would have to
be Jake Gillenhall in that one.I can't quit you well, technically,
Jake Jillenhall's the bitch. Well,absolutely, but I thought you were gonna

(45:04):
say the tent scene. But okay, well, I thought about a few
scenes in that one, not somuch of the tent scene, but maybe
the sheep hurting scene where the youknow you guys are running around wrestling each
other topless while the sheep just goand frolic and do whatever the hell they
do. But I felt the otherone was a little more appropriate for what
I'm going for here. This textsays the scene from Edward Scissorhands where he

(45:27):
cuts that one lady's hair and sheenjoys it a little more if you're catching
my drift, okay, okay,feels like a hell of a haircut,
guys, right. The last onethat I had up here is that because
it was really hard trying to find, you know, awkward scenes or whatever,
so I just pulled it out ofmy head and I did some research.
But the lady in the tramp sceneI think would be hilarious. Got

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Cord to Lindsay sitting down a littlecafe, big old play to spaghetti and
meatballs and then sharing a noodle,sharing a noodle. Say, I posted
this on our Facebook page, andI think I think it's a layers.

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Do you guys have any that youcould possibly think of? Lindsay, come
on now, I was thinking ofStep Brothers. The fighting scenes from Step
Brothers. Which one the one whereis like did you touch my drones?
Yes? Okay, yes? Onour Facebook, somebody just posted a picture
of Annie Wilkes with the sledgehammer.If you don't know that scene from uh
misery, Okay, that's a littleweek Now you've gone down a sadistic yeah

(46:35):
road? Which whatever? Get it? I guess somebody said the rain scene
in the Notebook. Okay, I'venever seen the Notebook, so I don't
know what they're talking about. ButI did as I was doing my research
for these that popped up a lot. It's a sex scene. It's make
that leads to sex. Yeah rightpass Uh. Somebody had posted on the

(46:58):
Facebook page sixteen candle birthday scene.Do you know which one they're talking about?
Where they're sitting on the table afterall the debauchery. Okay, he's
gotten here a cake Okay, okay, now ringing a bell. Yeah,
it's not that great of a scenein terms of like it's a sweet scene.
Actually, right. Somebody'd also saidon here the classic Spider Man upside

(47:20):
down kiss. I too saw thaton a lot of when I was doing
my research for this, and Iwas like, oh, okay, I
guess I kind of get am ISpider Man? Or am I applying?
I think you're applying? Huh,Okay, we'll get Lindsay to hang upside
down for that one. What elsethey got here? The wax scene from
forty year Old Virgin. Now that'sonly a one person scene, but I
guess it could take both of youit. Lindsay was the waxer, you

(47:44):
know, and and then Corpora.Now we're to unleash in punishment. Yeah,
yeah, well, just it's supposedto be awkward. This other one
here says, gotta be the proposal? Why are you naked? Have you
guys seen the proposal? I haveno idea what they're talking about. To
Sandra Bullock, Ryan Reynolds, thatwould be your department. Lendsay, yeah,

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but I don't really remember that sceneso much. Okay, This person
says the step Brothers bunk bet scene, which I thought that's where you were
going when you said stepbrothers, Lindsay, I thought that would be funny.
The Mickey and Mallory knocks from NaturalBorn Killers, the opening diner scene a
badass scene. Yeah yeah, notas you know, funny and awkward as

(48:25):
what I was kind of hoping forhere. I mean, I think it's
funny to hear Lindsay call me babytrying to get my attention while I'm you
know, losing my mind because we'regoing psychotic. Somebody had posted a gift
of the Godfather scene where they putthe horse in the head horse head in
the bed. I don't get that. So this turned from something funny to
something extremely weird and like and verymean, like oh the text Napoleon and

(48:50):
Pedro riding a bike together. AustinDiamond would love that one. Another one
on the Facebook says the dumb andDumber mini bike scene. You know,
when they're going up to Colorado andthey're both snugged up on that many bike
frozen yeah snot sickles running down fromtheir face. Come on, there's a
better one than that. Which onethe toenails? Okay? Were they chew
each other's toenails. Come on,that would be hilarious. Why not say

(49:15):
the something about Mary scene where JimCarrey's escorting not something about Mary, me
myself and Irene and he's escorting Irene, okay, and they stay at a
hotel and they wake up the nextday. He wakes up with his ass
sore. I find that giant Elder'relike, oh, that was for you,
not me. That's funny. That'sfunny. Return of the King is
a text that came in when Samcomes in and smiles at Frodo super homerrorotically.

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I guess that's the word of theRings. Possibly. I guess I
can't stand and watch those movies becausethey're like three hours long each. Okay,
somebody texting the photo shoot scene fromMasterminds. I don't know this movie.
I had to look it up.Great movie. It's not a great
movie. It's got thirty four onRotten Tomatoes. Oh that is. I

(50:06):
would hardly say it's a good movie. But it's got some A listers in
it. Zach Galifanakis, Kristen wiggOwen Wilson, Kate McKinnon. Yes,
yes, it's got some studs.In a Jason Sedeikish Zack Galfanakis and one
of the blonds or whatever. Theywork for a armory right, uh,
armed service where they you know,get money and one outs like that take

(50:27):
it to banks or whatever, andthey have a plan to rob that armored
truck or whatever. And this particularscene is where Zach Galifanakis and his wife
girlfriend Janis, they take a picturesor whatever and it's got Zach Galifanakis laying
down and then the other gal layingon top of them, and she farts
and he goes, good lord,Janis, you fark wrap my ba hole.

(50:50):
Itels like a fark transplant. Yeah, that was a funny, funny
TikTok for a long time. Yeah, that's hilarious. Uh cool hand Because
another text that came in lindsay stuffin corban with eggs. Okay, I
thought the guy just ate the eggs, he didn't get stuffed with him.
Well, no, he starts butyou know, got eating that many eggs,
he becomes kind of comatosed and theyjust start got to do it so

(51:14):
much time and then his buddy startspeeling them and shoving him in his mouth.
That's not real embarrassing. Now,no, not quite like the Lift
or the Lion King or some ofthese other ones that had come at and
I posted on our Facebook page.You can add more scenes that you would
like to see Corbyn and Lindsay recreate. Right there be Brown. No World
takes my strong hand on the givetrain, Alma, give train, Roun.

(51:39):
No World takes my my shrunk handget on the to loosen it up
to where he like just slides downmy throat. You're listening to the Big
Mad Morning Show. This is Tulsa'smorning show. Good morning, It's the

(52:06):
Big Nad Morning Show. Nine eightfour six oh kmod. Let's play a
game because we got tickets to Godsmackto give away that show. It's gonna
happen tonight. A matter of fact, at noon today we're coming back on
the air and taking over the showas god Smack is supposed to join us

(52:27):
on air during your lunch hour.Should be listening for that. Now that
I've promoted, it probably won't happen, all right, So we're gonna play
our snip schnaption or our current recordis well, Elsa, I am leading
with three, Lindsey has two,and you have one, all right.
Last week's winter was that'd be me. Good morning, you're on the air.
What is your name? Good morning, you're on the air. What
is your name as Alisha? Alicia? How many times have you played in

(52:52):
the last week? I don't thinkI've played it all this week? GIMPI
you got one? Is one time? Because remember it is that you are
all right? Who do you wantto give? Clues? Corbyn or Lindsay?
H Lindsay. Sixty seconds are onthe clock. Timer starts after the
first clue. Are you ready?I'm ready? Here we go, all

(53:15):
right, finish this from blank tilldawn dusk. Yes, that is blank
edge science cutting. Yes. Uh. This is a place at the edge
of a lake and it is brightand someone used to live in it for

(53:42):
boats to come in. It's it'skind of another word for home. You
see him at uh huh? Yes, yes, uh huh. My husband
is a deer and duck blank.They use guns, they they wear.
Yes. If someone likes to feedoff of you or get things from you,

(54:07):
you might call this person a whatthey're using you they're such a what?
Yes, uh huh. This issomething that lives in the water,
a ocean time, time time.Looks like five is the number you got.
Great job, hang on line.We'll see if that's enough for the
win. Okay, good morning,you're on the air. What is your

(54:30):
name? My name is Justin?Justin? How are you today? Not
too bad? How you doing?Good? Buddy? We've got to beat
five. Are you ready? Yes? Here we go. Someone who has
had everything given to them without askingbecause their parents did everything. They are

(54:50):
known as a blank little bitch,spoiled. Spoiled is a good guys.
But this is someone who thinks theybelieve they need it, they deserve it
no matter what. Uh pat Nope. Opposite of out in. Uh.
When the book has some words onthe front cover and known as the what

(55:13):
of the book title? Put thosetwo words together title book book title.
The opposite of out in the wordson that are on the cover of a
book in title that entitled there yougo. Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson was

(55:37):
a professional boxer. That is thesport of punching. Evander Holyfield competes in
what sport? Boxing? There yougo? Yeah, you don't deserve to
win anyway, dude. Uh allright, I said boxing the first time,

(56:01):
said box. Yeah, that's right. Listen. You can be a
poor sport because you're stupid all youwant, but it's out there that you
said it wrong. Bro pussy Alicia. Congratulations, you're getting those tickets.
You're gonna go to see Godsmack theLimb. Sorry, congratulations, Hang on

(56:24):
the line, okay, Okay.The spectrum of those two competitors fascinating.
Uh. This is the one thatLindsay ended on. Yeah, this is
the the only animal in the oceanthat is a shape. It is a

(56:45):
five point animal. And also,lighthouses are on the ocean and lakes not
lakes. I don't think I've everseen a lighthouse there is in Lindsay's world.
There's only one lake that makes sensethat is true, and that's Lake
Michigan. Forgetting there are millions oflakes that makes sense. I feel Grand
Lake, and I've never seen alighthouse on Grand l like before, right,

(57:07):
right, Great Lakes House. Itook lake. Okay, what's a
restaurant lighthouse? It's true? Yeah. Uh. And the one that I
ended on, Yeah, it's thename of a song black blank or red
blank revolver. It is a fabricand it's yeah, red blank cake.

(57:30):
I think it's the best one.Well yeah, yeah, but bellows Yeah,
all right, the record now tisLindsay and I with three keeps you
with one? Okay, don't mantell us this morning show. Yeah,
he's coming right back. A BigMad Morning Show, tell says Rock Station
ninety seven KMOT, Good morning.It's the Big Mad Morning shown on eight

(58:00):
four six Oh KMOT. Can alsotext BMMS and then what you want to
say to eight two nine four fiveComing up. We got our top list
and this today's gonna be celebrities you'resick of. We'll get to that coming

(58:21):
up here in a little bit,but right now we got to see what
Gimpee has in his four x four. Well commn that says here that the
FDA approves its first medication for frostbites rllumen rllumin Sure. It's an injection
used in adults who have suffered severefrost bite to help reduce the risk of

(58:42):
TOWE and finger your amputation. Atrial of the treatment found that patients who
received the medication alone saw lower riskof amputation compared to patients who received other
treatments. The agency noted that themost common side effect of the medication includes
a headache, heart paler putations,nausea, dizziness, and hypotension. So

(59:04):
listen to this. Huh. Theannual incidence of frostbite is one percent and
fourteen percent of men seven percent ofwomen. Frostbite occurs more often in men
than women and decreases in frequency overthe age of sixty five. Huh,
So this is really necessary? Yes? Sure, why not? Maybe maybe

(59:27):
maybe they know something we don't know. It is conspiracy theory Thursday, So
maybe they know that the frostbite isgoing to be on the uptick because of
the weather machine. Harp I gotit, we got I got it.
Frostbite is a conspiracy and these peopleare plants to make you have faith and
belief into the government organizations like nihlike that. Huh. Just like when

(59:53):
you have a distraction of having TaylorSwift and the Chiefs win the Super Bowl
game, but then you add anotherdistraction on top of it with the live
shooter scenario. Yeah, yeah,we just gotta be distracted from everything in
the world. What else we gothere? House Intel Chair issues savement on
serious national security threat pump up bomb. Various reports say that the threats is

(01:00:15):
related to emerging a Russian space technology. Ohio Republican Mike Turner said that his
committee made information on the threat availableto members of Congress. He requested that
old JB declassify the information relating tothe threat so Congress and allies can openly
discuss actions necessary to respond. It'sweird this guy did this. It makes

(01:00:37):
no sense on why, Like he'ssharing something that probably does. Maybe it
does, I don't know, Butwhat benefit do we get by hearing it?
We will you know what kind ofthreat it is? Is it a
giant lacer But is it a realthreat? I don't know. They get
constant information of things that turn outto be a thing and turn out not
to be a thing, right,Right, The space technology is what gets

(01:00:58):
me, Like, what kind ofspace technololedge that we're talking about here?
If you think government agencies do nothave space weapons, right, you're out
of your mind. Right, Sothere's no newsflash here, but to imply
that they would the idea of launchinga nuclear weapon in space exploding space scientists

(01:01:19):
overwhelmingly agreed that this is the worstidea ever, So there's no way that's
the solution. Well, I mean, Superman rounded up a whole bunch of
them and threw him into the sun. So he also made their earth goal
in the opposite direct turn turn whatelse we got here? Epstein victims are
suing the FBI. A dozen victimsfiled a lawsuit Wednesday accusing the FBI of
allowing and enabling Epstein's sex trafficking forover two decades. The victims alleged the

(01:01:44):
FBI received credible information about Epstein's traffickingoperations as far back as ninety six,
but officials didn't investigate. I thinkthey have, definitely have claim absolutely they
should. And then lastly, herethere's a new abortion bill that would also
restrict contraceptives I UD's and create anabortion database. House. I shouldn't be
so perky when I say an abortiondatabase. House Bill thirty two sixteen,

(01:02:07):
also known as the Oklahoma Right toHuman Life Act, would overhaul how the
state handles the few legal abortions itallows. Creates a database within the Oklahoma
State Department of Health that would trackwhich women have abortions and how many they've
had. It would require how manythey have, because it's like Jesus is

(01:02:28):
just going every you know, twomonths, getting I'm here to get my
twelfth punch right, they're thirteen toone free. The amount of ignorance people
show of the mental trauma that womentake on when they do this is just
beyond comprehension to me. It sayshere that where was that it would track
how many abortions they've had. Itwould require doctors to submit written justification of

(01:02:50):
an abortion under oath, and amove some contraceptives currently available over the counter
to need and physician approval, andrestrict certain uses of intri uterine devices or
IUDs. You're going to force youto have a baby, right? No
IUD. A day of celebration turnedinto a scene of terror in Kansas City

(01:03:19):
yesterday. An estimated crowd of eighthundred thousand to one million gathered for the
parade and rally for the chief SuperBowl win. Yesterday, gunfire erupted west
of Union Station. According to KansasCity Police, one person was killed and
at least twenty one others were injured, with many of them children. Children's
Mercy Kansas City Hospital treated twelve totalvictims from the shooting, which included eleven

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children between the ages of six andfifteen. The fatality was identified as Elisa
Lopez Galvin and on air personality ata local radio station. There. Three
suspects were detained at the scene andfirearms were recovered. Kansas City Police Chief
Stacy Graves said at a pressing yesterdaythat eight hundred law enforcement officers were at
the parade and rally, commenting thatthe people who came to this celebration should

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expect a safe environment. Missouri GovernorMike Parson and his wife, Theresa were
at the celebration when shots rang out, as was Kansas City Mayor Quentin Lucas,
who confirmed at the press conference thathe and his family also had to
run for cover. While no motivehas been established, authorities did say late
yesterday that they believe it was acriminal action and not intended to be terrorism,

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and said the scene would remain activeas investigators had a large ground to
cover. The Warriors attempted to makea major splash at the trade deadline last
week. ESPN reports that Golden Statemade an unsuccessful bid to trade for Los
Angeles Lakers superstar forward Lebron James.Neither the Lakers nor James were willing to

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consider the potential blockbuster that would pairup arguably two of the game's greatest players.
Of all time. The Lakers andWarriors are ninth and tenth respective in
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can always stream it on the iHeartRadioWeb. Conspiracy Theory Thursday. A story
surface this week about a sequel,if you will, of a deadly disease,

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and the disease was heinous but hasmaybe one of the coolest symbols out
there, and that would be thebubonic plague. Hell yeah, it has
one of the coolest symbols I thinkwhen bands use it, stuff like that.
And the story is is that thishappened in Oregon, where the health
service there said that that day ithad shown up since eight years it had

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been since someone had seen it.And it's one of two main types of
plague caused by the bacterium Ycernia pestis, a zoonic bacteria usually found in small
animals in their fleas. That's howthe bubonic plug spreads most commonly is through
flea bites. It's transmitted between animalsand humans by the bite of infected fleas.
According to the WHO contact with infectedtissues and inholation of infected respiratory droplets,

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the individual likely had an infection thatbegan with a lymph node, but
by the time they were hospitalized ithad progressed in their bloodstream. They also
noted that some physicians at the hospitalwere concerned that due to a developing cough
the infection excuse me, may havecontracted pneumonic plague. Glad you're in there

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with them and not me. Iwill share room too, which can be
transmitted between humans. All close contactof the resident and their pet have been
contracted and provided medication to prevent illness. Now, bubonic plague, in all
honesty is no big concern. Okay, in modern times, they have developed
if they catch it ahead of time, they can treat it with antibiotics,

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and when a time when it waslike a seventy percent mortality rate, it
can be reduced all the way downto less than ten sometimes even one.
You just get a little sick.It's not a real concern. It just
sounds scary as us. Well,yeah, because the only thing we know
about the bubonic plague is they killeda bunch of people in the medieval times.

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Yeah, but again they didn't knowwhat was happening. Wasn't nearly as
advanced. Can you get it fromother people? You can get the bubonic
plague from other people just by inhalingdroplets, right, So if somebody cops
or sneezes in your general directional kindof like a lot of things. That's
why if it happened today, you'dwant to make sure that we put some
stickers on the floor, and youwouldn't. You'd stand on you sticker until

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it was your time, and youwould definitely walk down one aisle while the
other party went in the other direction. It's all for safety. Oh yeah.
Could it be used as a tearweapon? It absolutely could. The
Japanese reportedly tried to use bomblets tospread infected fleas during World War Two.
The US and the former Soviet Uniondeveloped methods for repleasing plague bacteria into the

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air during the fifties and sixties.Oh God, that's not that long ago.
No, it sure isn't. Thebacteria can be released to the air,
potentially infecting large numbers of people.Kim trails. Bacteria released to the
air will cause the dangerous pneumonic formof the plague, and nuonicle can be
passed from one person to another,further spreading it. So even if you

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didn't catch it with like you wereoutside when it happened, if you know,
you were walking to your car whenyou got it, you brought it
in here, I would get it. I took it home grocery store.
What happened. Yeah, an outbreakof pneumonic plague would cause extreme fear and
panic. I think an outbreak ofanything could cause extreme fear and panic.
A shark thing causes extreme fear andpanic, and shark attacks are very,

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very very very rare. You shouldbe more concerned about the vending machine falling
on it, right, or cowsor cow uh killing Uh. There is
no vaccine available for the plague,but like I said, there there is
ways to minimize more. You know, the chance of you dying. Bacteria
released into the air will survive lessthan one hour. It's destroyed by sunlight,
heat, and drying. You mayalso be able to reduce your risk

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of illness if you remove your clothingand take a shower. If you were
exposed within the first hour, uh, it can be treated within tow four
hours. And if you think you'vebeen exposed, you should contact your doctor,
emergency officials. All important things,right, yeah, yeah, I'd
like to give you some other thingsyou should be worried about that are just

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as concerning as the bubonic plague.Windy like that makes the hamburger no?
Okay. Windy is listed throughout uhthe bills as a constant cause of death.
According to the Oxygen English Dictionary,windy referred to paroxysms of severe gastro

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intestinal pain, which could have beensymptoms of numerous other diseases. Like you
can die from winds like front that'sdumbing it down, right, Like I've
had some tumtum makes that I thoughtI was gonna die, You're gonna yeah,
and then when I released it,I thought everyone around me was gonna

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die. The purples. The purples. Purples are described as purple blotches on
the skin caused by broken blood vesselsthat can show an underlying illness such as
scurvy or a circulation disorder, andit can show up in the most severe
stages of smallpox. Okay, hI have not heard of either one of

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these. No, I mean I'veheard of like people having like bruises,
like unknown bruises, and like,oh, you should get that checked because
it could be cancerous possibly. Butthe broken blood vessels, yes, bruising,
I've never heard it called purples.Well, it isn't bruising. This
is like blotches on the skin,right, not bruises. That's different at

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least call to this. Uh.And here's another one. Liver grown.
People who died of liver grown sufferedfrom an enlarged or failing livers. Doctors
could diagnose it through the combination ofother symptoms like jaundice and abdominal pain.
It was commonly result of alcoholism,but could be caused by a number of
other disorders. I think that's stilla thing. Yeah, I just never
heard it called liver grows. Ownsounds more heinous, right right, Uh,

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chrismal chrysomes. Infant mortality was extremelyhigh before the advent of modern science.
Uh. Sometimes it was a miscarriage, stillborn infant and corosum deaths.
The latter term corosum specified infants whodied within the first month of life around
the time they were baptized with specialwhite cloths called chrisms. Hmm, I

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mean they created another thing, isa lot of things, you don't know
what Maybe they were were they nevercleaned right right, Yeah, this says
the death of infants within a monthof their birth. But then they just
changed that to SIDS. Yeah,now that's that's that's different. That's a
different like that's like when you're inyour bed, you don't just diecuz.
Okay, right again, these wereold ones, that's and maybe they did

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reinvent it that way, which seemslike why we rebrand I think, but
whatever. Uh, but SIDS isa little different. Okay. Rising of
the lights all right. Physicians andscholars have debated the origin of the term
rising lights. According to the OED, the condition indicated any kind of illness
characterized by a horse cough, difficultybreathing, or a choking sensation. Croup,

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asthma, pneumonia, emphysema. Areall culprits rising to the lights.
I've never heard of this. No, these are all historic diseases that competed
with the bubonic plague. Timpany.It's having a serious or swelling or bloating
and the digestive track which produces ahollow sound when tapped. Is that why

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when you go in they're like,do you have a stomach ache? And
they put their hand over you andtap on your hand. I'm like,
what are you listening for? I'mlistening for the because that's what a timpany
sounds like. Right. The produceof the hollow sound when tapped is still
called timpany today. The sort thatwould have proven fatal to humans could have
been by kidney disease, intestinal infections, or canzorus tumors. Pissic is considered

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one of those historic diseases that competedwith the bubonic plague. It's a corruption
of the fifthesis originated in ancient Greekand persisted through Latin, French and English
for thousands of years, only toend up an obsolete word referring to a
wasting disease of the lungs. Inthe seventeenth century, it could indicate the

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wheezing and coffee associated with asthma,bronchitis, or even tuberculosis. Weird name.
Yeah, well, I'm kind ofcurious when they go, Hey,
listen, nobody's calling it tissic anymore. Yeah, right, it means boomer
using tissic. No, we callit a cooler name asthma, right,

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right, Uh, megrome or migram. It's a scurely spelled ailment of a
migraine. During the years of theGreat Plague, an internal head trauma from
an aneurysm to a brain tumor wouldbe filed under a migram or a migraine.

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Okay, yeah, because they stilldon't really know what causes a migraine.
Right, some people have like realblood flowing plot problems. Right,
some people it's based off diet.Right, there's no test. Hey,
you just get it and then youtake some etceterrin migraine and you're good.
No, No, people that havereal migraines do not take etcetern migraine.

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No, but they say, God, a headache this big and now it's
going. Yeah. But when youhave a migraine, you go to the
doctor. They send you to aneurologist. At some point you tell the
neurogis your issues and then they gosounds like a migraine. It's like how
they do psychosis. Okay, it'sjust symptom based. I've never had a
migraine, so I don't know howthat works out. You would not forget

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it? Sure, do you getthe lindsay? I used to, and
then I got on medication for it, and when I would get them really
bad, I would have to takeI believe it was immatrex I want to
say, but that I could notdo anything if I had to take one
of those, but go to sleep, put you down all day, because
it would put you in like adrunken state. The drug would Yes,

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yeah, yes, I thought themigraine did that. I have seen people
with migraines that it put them intoa drunken state. The disorients, I'm
so much Okay, they can't havelights on, they can't open their eyes
more like a hangover state. It'seven worse. Okay. Head mold shoot
shot a lot is one of thehistoric diseases that competed with the bubonic plague,
which has resurfaced this week in Oregon. In newborns, the bony plates

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of the skull aren't fused together,which makes it easier to fit through the
birth canal. For those that don'tknow, they kind of fold up transformer.
The head mold shot described a conditionwhere the cranial bones were so compressed
by delivery that they overlapped or overshoteach other and caused fatal pressure on the

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brain. Today, the condition hasnow been rebranded as craniosynosis and is treatable
with surgery. Okay, so alittle bit different from one. The babies
that have to wear the helmets.Yeah, that's you. You're just like
you're well. Yes, just becausethey're well in a helmet doesn't mean they

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have craniozytosis or whatever. Sometimes it'sthey need help trying to get their head
to be circle. Okay, thisis it's overlapped and you have to have
surgery to fix it. Quinsy isone of the historic diseases that competed with
the bubonic plague. Quinsy, evolvedfrom a Latin word meaning choke, is
still occasionally used. It describes acomplication of tonsilitis, in which an absess

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grows between the tonsil and the throat. Unless the abscess is removed, a
patient could suffocate from the blockage.Wow, damn, it is just like
when we talk about bugs. No, I'm mentioning now, Uh surfeet surfeet

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s U r f E I tH. In the bills of mortality,
it's hard to identify the substance inquestions. Sometimes, as in the case
of King Henry the First, itcan refer to over eating a food that
becomes poisonous if taken in large enoughquantities, So eating yourself to death,
essentially by something like, hey,a little bit's fine, but over indulge

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right, Like you can eat,oh, what's a bayley? Like you
can have part of the bay leaf, but you can't eat a bay leaf,
which sounds crazy, but put itin your food makes taste French Box,
they're just ruder. This is whenpeople came to Europe. They came

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down with syphlis beginning in the ninefourteen nineties. They blamed the French,
but I just believe Christopher Columbus andthe Spanish mercenaries of whom he traveled with
brought the back to your infection fromthe North and South America. Anyway,
French box is the bill? Iswhat the Bills of Mortality list for deaths

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by advanced syphilis, whose symptoms includerash, blindness, oregon failure, and
tissure tissue necrosis. Dude, yeah, this Google images are gnarly. I
mean, granted they're all just drawingsfrom back in the day, but still
you see somebody with all this allover their face and body, You're like,
oh God, stay away. It'slike when someone gets anal cancer,

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you're the eight year old in yougoes right, But when you hear they
died of advanced syphilis, the eightyear old also comes out in youah,
and you're like, come on,mand right or whatever. How about this
one? This is a great namefor a band. Bloody flux that's with

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an l or Dysentery was commonly amongstdensely crowded Londoners. Without clean drinking water.
People contracted dysentery from food or watercontaminated with one of several path engines,
and its main symptom was a bloodydiarrhea. Probably why I would argue

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indoor plumbing is one of the bestinventions of all time. Goodness, if
we had to take out one ofthe inventions like air conditioning or indoor plumbing,
I'm keeping indoor plumbing. I'd ratherstay hot all summer long, you
know, go jumping upond or something. But I do not want my crap
right there, No, one hundredpercent. I was thinking they were showing

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footage, you know, in theaftermath of the prey yesterday, they were
showing trash piled up where a trashcan would be. And if we had
to see the amount of fecal matter, because in the old days it just
ran down the street, or theywould have a bucket and they'd open the
window and just toss the bucket outthe window onto the street, with no
regard of who's beloved, right yeah, and it would the houses would smell

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because the bucket didn't have a lid, it didn't have a water lock.
So like the idea that people talkabout the good old days and that time,
I'm like, get out of here. That's a note for me,
Doug. The good old days aregood because they're old, right, I'm
gone. Historic diseases that competed withthe blue bubonic plague that surface this week.

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Planet planet is a shorthand for planetstruck. Many medical practitioners believe the
planets influenced health and sanity. Some, well, I'll go with more than
some still believe that today, aperson whose planet stricken had been suddenly maligned
by the forces of particular planets,they would likely present symptoms also associated with

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aneurysm, strokes and heart attacks.So horoscopes, people that believe in astrological
stuff like this only happens because okay, now they just think it's more associated
with love and you know, peoplegetting cross with you, not so much
you'll have a heart attack, right. They rely on that to some you
know, company printed cards. Anyway, bubonic plague, watch out for it.

(01:22:29):
It's coming for you unless you tellthe doctor and then they'll help you.
But they made it sound like onthe news, like the bubonic plague
is back. Yeah, I liketechnically it is, but it didn't really
leave, right, It never reallyhas gone anywhere. It just kind of
hangs out, goes on vacation fora little while, comes on back.
Every couple of years. To me, it's sure than a thousand cases per

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year. Yeah, one percent,barely anyone. Yeah. I was thinking
when you read that story with yourfour by four about the cabinet member who
had been peaching like one hundred fiftyyears or something, I was like,
wow, go look that one hundredfor years a long time, right,
century and a half. Right,Yeah, that's what they say. Okay,
sixteen years is not that far away. I'm sorry, eighteen years is

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not that far away? True,So that feels really recent. When I
was led to believe the bubonic plaguewas like when knockers still existed, right
right, and the people who wouldwake you up there would be no alarm
clocks. It'd been eradicated. Wedon't have to worry about that anymore.
All right, we got to takea break. We'll be back. Tilsa's
Morning Show continues next with The BigMan Morning Show on Tilsa's run. Good

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Morning, It's the Big Mad MorningShow nine eight four six oh kmod can
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five Conspiracy Theory Thursday. It's beenforty years since Chernobyl. If you didn't
watch the show on HBO as awhich was brilliant. You it's such crazy

(01:24:00):
thing that they would even allow tohappen, and how much they didn't know
when it happened, and how muchchance they took. Anyway, Apparently there
are now wile mutant wolves, ohno, that have come from the exclusion
zone, which is a one thousandmiles square square area that humans can't be

(01:24:26):
a part of for three thousand years. Tell me there's a countdown clock,
please, But there are animals,and they say that there's these mutant wolves
that scientists are interested in and they'vebeen doing research on them. And one

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Princeton biologist was a part of ateam that managed to affix collers to the
animals in twenty fourteen to measure thelevels of radiation that they're exposed to.
And the data show that they weresubjected to eleven point two eight millirim of
radiation on a daily basis, whichsays that that's six times the level that

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is deemed safe for humans. Andthis article says it's safe to assume that
that would result in a proliferation ofcancer in the population, but appears the
animals have adapted to their hostile environment. So as research shows the wolves have
not only developed altered immune systems similarto cancer patients undergoing radiation treatment, but

(01:25:33):
that blood tests that the team haverun detected genetic mutations that appear to reduce
the risk of cancer. So thatall this time we talk about, hey
man, what about cancer? Apparentlythey're also working on that. Yeah,
well that's good. There's hope thatthey'll be able to use this evidence they've

(01:25:54):
obtained to further the work concerning cancerprovision and treatment in humans. So I'm
so sorry you have cancer. ButI have good news and I have bad
news. Bad news it could takeyour life. Good news is I have
away that you may be able tolive, except you've got to move to

(01:26:18):
Chernobyl, right, Yeah, yougotta go live with the dogs in Chernobyl.
Oh man. So it's just gettingexposed to that much radiation is what's
causing it to cure. I guessessentially is a little word I'm looking for.
I mean, if you think aboutit, the way cancer is treated
in general, whether through chemo orradiation, is quite insane. Yeah.

(01:26:43):
Chemo, you're poisoning the body withchemicals to kind of to a hard reset.
Radiation they've shown before has worked,and so this is just like a
super pill of it. I thinkthe tell is the idea of that the
body adapts to that much rading,or biologically a biological system adapts. I

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was really looking forward to seeing liketwo headed wolves or something like totally right,
yeah, because that's what the movieles. Yes, yes, like
massive, Yeah, maybe a rottenface and I'm still living or whatever.
But green eyes, Yeah, notso much the case. They just like
look like normal everyday wolves. Yeah. Yeah, that's disappointing. Think about

(01:27:27):
that when we talk about aliens.The I think the part that's interesting too
about the wolves is what are theyeating. There's got to be other animals.
Then it has to be that they'renot seeing, and then they're just
ingesting that radiation that they have,so they're really giving themselves a mega mega
mega mega dose. Yeah, kindof like when you, according to Peter,
you eat a chicken. That's sad. That explains so much to write

(01:27:53):
that down each only happy check outand roosters. Oh they got a pill
for that, man, right right, they got a pill for your se
So to test us at some pointthey're gonna have tested on humans. Absolutely,

(01:28:14):
and then they'd have to ask forvolunteers. Yees, would you do
it? No? I love myfamily, but you could die soon from
the cancer. I'd rather die fromcancer surrounded by my family. Yes,
then go out there and still diewithout my family. What if? What

(01:28:34):
if? Now? Hear me out? Dog? All right, Let's say
we put a giant bubble dome overthe Chernobyl site and it's affecting areas,
okay, and your family gets tolive on the outside of the dome,
and you could walk up and youcan tap on the glass and you can
say Hi. It's you know,maybe a little telephone like they do in

(01:28:55):
prison or something like that. Soyou can still live and see your family,
you know. But you gotta liveinside this Chernobyl dome and you could
possibly get cured. Last night,my daughter woke me up and said that
she had a bad dream, andshe said, will you come sleep in
my bed next to me? Sono, I'm not giving that up.

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I mean she could sleep right therenext to the glass dome. No,
not the same, Not the same. Anne, Fine, dive your cancer
when you've got a perfectly good Chernobyldome that you can live in and possibly
get cured and then live a lotlonger and see babies, have grand babies
and great grand babies. Maybe whatif your family asked you to do it?

(01:29:42):
Oh, that's a good one.What if they said, hey,
dad, I need you to golive in this Chernobyl dome. See if
this thing go. Yeah, wesupport it, Please do it. Do
it? No, I don't wantto. You're just trying to get rid
of me. Why do you wantme to go just so bad? Huh,
we're all going to go with you. I'm not gonna let you go.

(01:30:04):
I'm not gonna subject to you healthyto that. It's very very very
noble. Yeah, we're all gonnadie, so let's just spend it together
rather than make it worse. That'sinsane. There's no way a family is

(01:30:25):
gonna say. Let's all go toeasily the gates of hell, where God
knows what happens and how it happens, for a chance that you live.
This text says that some people didn'tleave the inclusion zone, or they went
back to their land. Says there'sa cool documentary they've been testing the people

(01:30:45):
that's snuck back in. So ifpeople are able to thrive and survive in
chernobyl Land. Why not just openit back up for people who want to
live there. It's kind of likethat picture that sound a picture up here
they close because of the mind.You know, it's pretty much a ghost
town now, but I think there'slike a very small handful of people that
do still live there or whatever.Uh, why why not do that?

(01:31:09):
If you want to go live inchernobyl Land, have at it? Yeah,
because it creates a litigious situation.Okay, we know it's dangerous and
you're staying. You go ahead,it's fine, absolutely, Yeah, that's
not you. You can sign offon all the waivers and everything, right.
I'd be like, we warned youthat chernobyl Land is not really a
place that you want to live,but you want to live there, so

(01:31:29):
we're you gonna need you to signright here, all right, initial right
here, don't forget to date it, okay, and then you go and
live with the cancer wolves. Yeah. People that want to do that and
who want to go back to theirland don't care about a document. I
guess you're right. Document isn't whatit's gonna make it okay. Isn't what's
going to make it okay? Toget to get they get to go live

(01:31:51):
back where they wanted to. Itsounds like they're doing it anyway. Absolutely,
and there was no like you wouldn'tknow for years, right, kids
were dying in picture like it's ait's a different beast, right okay,
and Chernobyl it's like, we're notsure we're not fly helicopter in there.

(01:32:12):
Get a picture. See what's goingon? Those people die. The film
wouldn't develop. We're not sure whythe film didn't develop, melted, it's
just what we developed it. Butit's white, this is clear. And
also there's a finger growing out ofthe middle of my chest. But nonetheless,

(01:32:32):
I'm sure it'll be fine. Fine, it'll be fine. Wait till
it grows to a full arm,and then imagine the possibilities. What do
you mean Bergoff did not get thepicture. He said that there was no
picture. Dah fire him, doit myself, season get hurt of him.
You used to have all these vegetables, but now they all are brown,

(01:32:57):
and they have eyes that are lookingback at me, and they look
like those pan host dolls we usedto make in our class. Right,
all right, we gotta take abreak. We'll be back Tulsa's Morning Show
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also text bmmss and then what youwant to say to eight two, nine,
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to the Wall sports. Shaquille O'Nealnever thought that the Magic would raise his

(01:33:46):
jersey to the rafters of their arena, but he was wrong, and on
Tuesday night, Orlando retired O'Neill's numberthirty two, another first for the team
and it's first star. Most fansstay for the postgame ceremony even after or
the Magic fell to Oklahoma City.Major League Baseball, why'd they do it
after the game? And does howmany of the stats does he have?

(01:34:13):
Of like the all time lists?Well, it ain't all time free through
no right, I mean, Idon't think there's a big surprise there.
Biggest shoe right ever worn by aplayer? Uh yeah? Major League Baseball

(01:34:33):
making an effort to enforce one ofits rules a little bit more This season.
According to ESPN, the league intendsto strictly enforce the obstruction rule around
the bases, instructing umpires to bemore diligent in calling the infraction. Obstruction
is defined as the act of afielder who, while not in possession of
the ball and not in the actof fielding the ball, impedes the progress

(01:34:57):
of any runner, right because theywould just stand yeah, and not move,
and they were like, I'm notthere. I didn't know I was
going to be in their way.So now they have to make an effort
to get out of the way.Yeah, it's interesting. And the Oakland
A's have hired Jenny Kavnar as theirfirst ever female play by play announcer in
Major League Baseball history, and bothOakland a fans are pretty excited about it.

(01:35:19):
I know, I mean, goodfor her, Yeah, awesome.
She was the assistant play by playin Colorado for the Rockies, so it's
not like she's never done this.Yeah, it's it's unfortunate that this is
a news story. The Ohio StateBuckeyes are on the search for a new
men's basketball coach. The university hasfired Chris Holtman following a fourteen and eleven

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start to the season. Associate headcoach Jake Diebler will serve as the Buckeye's
interim head coach for the remainder ofthe season. Holtman had four years remaining
on his contract that ran through thetwenty twenty seven to twenty eight season.
The school said that he will receivea buyout of twelve point eight million dollars
and for the next six years,if you're wanting to watch the college football

(01:36:02):
playoff games, you're going to bewatching ESPN. Source of say a fresh
six year extension is being signed betweenthe CFPN ESPN, which will take their
relationship through the twenty thirty one tothirty two season. This deal is reportedly
worth one point three billion per yearor seven point eight billion in total.
The completion of the contract is stillsaid to be contingent on CFP leaders finalizing

(01:36:27):
details of the expanded format in thewake of the implosion of the PAC twelve.
Yeah, this isn't a done dealyet. They still have to approve
it. And the ESPN's made nobones that they want all college sports.
They'll never get basketball. CBS hasthat locked up. And the other thing
is they can they can do agreementswith other networks for games. Okay,

(01:36:51):
so they can send some games toNBC or people not under that umbrella.
And the big question how much,say one point eight billion a year,
at one point three billion per year, how much is the kid's gonna get?
Not a day? They will callit, I am schools. Schools
now have separate divvies of money topay kids. Right on, And that's

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with this week's top list. Thisweek's top list is Celebrities You're sick of?
What are celebrities? You are sickof all the super Bowl stuff.

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I think that definitely has some peoplegeared up. Of some people they're sick
of? What do you got,Lindsay? Number five? Celebrities You're sick
of? Number five? Kylie Jenner. Kylie Jenner is the youngest of the
Kardashian Klan, and she's got hermakeup line, which is fine, awesome,
cool, whatever. I don't carethough, I don't wear her makeup.

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I don't care who she's dating.Now. She pops up like these
little ads all the time on reelsthat I'm watching or TikTok on social media,
yes, and these pop ups comeup and she's like, Hi,
if you're here, congratulations, blahblah blah blah blah. Some'm ad you
can enter to win something, andI'm just like stop, I don't I

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don't care. It's just annoying.Yeah, that shows how different our worlds
are because I'd never see anything withher. And also she doesn't even look
like that. Really, it's nother makeup. It's her plastic surgery that
makes her look the way that shedoes. Now you're just getting caddy.
Well, I don't think plastic surgery. Yeah surgery, oh yeah, or

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the or the fillers and whatever.It is sure number four on my list,
Brittany Mahomes. And I'm not sickof Brittany Mahomes. I'm sick of
her haters. Oh that's what I'msick of. Oh so okay. I
am sick of people hating on herfor being a supportive wife. That's all

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she is. She was giving,she was given a platform and she's taking
full advantage of it. And Isay good for her. She recently was
the new swimsuit model and she lookedfantastic in her spread, I thought,
And so I say kudos to Brittany. So you're not sick of her.

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I'm not sick of her. I'msick of people talking smack on her all
the time. They're making her,you know, they're they're making her into
this big deal, a big negativedeal, and it like, shut up
about her already. She's just asupport of why. Yeah, we're just
supposed to be doing celebrities you're sickof? Yeah, well not people were
aren't famous we're sick of. Ijust think people hate her because she ain't

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her and because they're not Chiefs fans. Kayla Nicole is number three for me.
Hold on, yeah, Okyla Nicole, Kayla Nicole, Is this another
one of Michael Jackson's mamas or somethinglike that? Theyn't think he's been pretty
dormant for a while on the mama'sYeah, Kayla Nicole, I don't know

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who this is, gimpy any idea? I have no idea. Okay says
it's a YouTuber Travis Kelsey's ex girlfriend. Yes, famous, and the only
reason why she's being talked about somuch is because she's Travis Kelsey's ex girlfriend.
And I don't care who she's tryingto date now or which basketball player
she's trying to get in bed with. That's why is it popping up on

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Google or whomever? Who is KaylaNicole trying to? I don't care.
Why is she important? Only becauseTravis's current relationship is everywhere? Do people
seem to care about her. She'ssuper thirsty for attention and I can't stand
it. I give her some attentionthat you would. I'm sure he would,

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Sure he'd give her the time ofhis life. Yeah, I got
something Travis doesn't. Super Bowls,yes, mansions, cars yes, yeah.
But does he have an armless shapedlike a penis? No? I
bet he does. Number two onmy list is Larsa Pippen. Larsa Pippen

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was married to Scottie Pippen. Pickingsome fringers girl. Well, because you
know, I watch My My RealHousewives on the Bravo and she's on one
of one of the shows, andshe was dating Michael Jordan's son and they
recently split, and now it's alleveryone's talking about. And it's like,
oh, well, she was onlydating him to get back at her ex

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husband, and she is so thirsty, and she was best friends with the
Kardashians and oh my gosh, Larsajust drop off the planet already. Can't
stand her. He just can't standher. And Number one for me right
now is Justin Fields. And it'snot his fault, it's not his fault,

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but just because I follow Chicago Bearsnews and stuff, it's always justin
fields popping up like what are theygoing to do with him? And what
should they do with him? AndI just wish the office would make a
decision already on him. Stop poppingup everywhere. Either keep them or get
rid of them, but just makea damn decision so I can stop seeing

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his picture on everything there ran over. Huh. Our motivation was very different
on celebrities were sick of? Honestly, like, they don't. I don't
really let them affect my life somuch. Up about some fringers. Those

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are the ones that bug me themost. We're doing celebrities you're sick of?
GIMPI. Number five on my listis Taylor Swift. Listen. I'm
glad that your parents sold their soulto the day so you can be extremely
successful and a billionaire by the ageof thirty. Okay, fantastic. That's
great. You got a good boyfriend. You go and watch the games,

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you know, and it's not somuch. Oh, we're watching the game.
Why do we gotta show Taylor onthe game. It's everywhere else that
you see it in the news andon the social media, and everybody's talking
about this, and Taylor listen,Taylor that and good for you, Taylor.
Number four, Travis Kelsey, I'mglad you're a great tied end.

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I'm glad you can catch the balland run. Good for you. You're
dating a billionaire mega superstar that herparents sold their soul to the devil so
they can simply be rich and famous, just like good Good for you,
Trav, appreciate it. Keep pushingyour products. Two things at once.

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I love them both. Their happinessmakes me happy and stuff like that that
just drives me bananas right, hatea real celebrity gimpie like people that aren't
famous because they hate a famous person. Number three on my list, Isaiah
Pacheco. I'm glad you could runfast. I'm glad you can catch the

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ball and just get it right oninto the end a bit run like you're
mad at the ground, exactly likea goddamn third grader showing off their new
shoes. Good for you, I'mso happy for you. See it in
there, Who particular particular did dead? Who gives a good goddamn what partico
dead? Keep on running. There'smany reasons that the shooting thing at the
parade ruined it, but one ofthem for me, was nobody got to

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really see or get highlighted that Isaiahpo Pacheco was walking around the parade with
a goat. And I'm not talkingPatrick Mahomes like an actual animal. Why
not gotta have symbolism, it's hilarious. Well that moves me on a number
two, number two. God damnPatty mccolln Homes. Mm yeah, well

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we greediest football, A long timegreat quarterback up through with Tom Brady.
Ah, good for you. Iprobably sold your soul to the devil too,
so you could be good at football. Can sign of a bitch out
there just throwing the ball sideways anddoing all kinds of weird Oh, id
to throw the ball, I canrun it too. Oh. Look,
me and Jaylen Hirks, we're thesame. We're ball hogs. We just

(01:46:25):
go and run the ball. Ofyou. I gotta carry this guy.
Damn team. You know what,You're not doing too good. I'm not
gonna throw it to you anymore.I'm not gonna pass you. I'm just
gonna take care of it myself.Dream crusher, Patrick, screw you memory
love it and the number one onmy list. If you haven't guessed it
already, Corn probably already knows anyReid got damn Wolford Brimley looking some of

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my bitch. Mister, I'm thelorus. I'm a great coach. I
sent these guys to the super Bowlseveral times and they won. Mister Colony
pen is where it's at, misterQuaker, oase, God, damn it.
Andy. I'm tired of looking atyou Tar Sati on the TV,
and I'm really just pissed off becauseyou beat the Niners. Ran show me

(01:47:13):
again with those nuggies, right,yeah, I mean yeah, I can
understand that. Celebrities, you're sickof Number five Britney Spears, Okay.
I don't know why we're giving herso much attention because she didn't write a
book. She didn't write a book. Stop it. She didn't write a

(01:47:35):
book, and somebody else she blurbedin a room, and somebody took her
thoughts and tried to make sense ofthem. Leave Britney alone, Listen.
She can be who she wants tobe. I don't care. I'm just
sick of seeing her show up inmy feed. I'm sicking to people talking
about her because she had a knifein the picture. Let her be who

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she wants to be right. Ifshe wants to be a crazy I look
like I've been at the bar forfour days, had with knife, play
letter. I don't care. Numberfour Elon Musk, Oh god man,
just run your businesses. I havenever seen somebody with such an opinion on
everything, literally everything. Clearly asmart person, right, clearly a rich

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person, capable of things I canonly wish I could be capable of.
This isn't a jealousy thing. Butjust stay in your lane, man,
Just be smart and create things.Yes, you're also not an expert on
the border space you're working on it. Cars, debatable tunnels. Not sure

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why you dug in the dirt.Good for you. Number three Paul Rudd,
exactly the face you're giving me.He ain't that great guy? He
is? He a nice guy?That stupid asking, Oh look at us,
Look how we got here? Smirkoff your stupid face. Paul looks

(01:49:09):
like a guy. It seems likea guy I want to have a beer
with. Yeah if Paul Rud,same joke every movie. Number two Mark
Wahlberg, I am sick of seeingyou walk around with your hands in your

(01:49:29):
pockets. Just go do a moviethat's good without will Ferrell. Come on,
man, those burgers sucked. Nobodyliked them, That's why they closed.
I can't get past you violated someone'scivil rights. That's a me problem.
I'm working through it. Every timeI see a picture of him,

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his hands are in his pockets.Man's ripped like a I wish I had
his bo and he's walking around likehe's a wallflower on an eighth grade dance.
Makes you wonder what he's doing inthem pockets playing with this Calvin Kleine
Number one might come as a shockto a lot of people, and it
has nothing to None of these haveto do with jealousy. I'm just sick

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of them populating everywhere I look.And that'd be Taylor Swift. I'm just
I'm just sick of it. Thatis shocking. As a Swift ge that
is shocking to hear that. Yeah, both can be true, right right.
He's a love hate relationship. It'snot a love hate I'm just sick
of it. Not everything has tohave Taylor Swift involved. I don't need

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to get Taylor Swift's opinion on theshooting at the at the Chiefs Parade.
I don't need to know where herflight is. I don't need to know
if she had trouble walking on stage. I don't need to know if she
chugged a beer. I don't needto know what she's wearing. I don't
need to know about their romance.I don't I know is my ticket prices

(01:51:00):
are more expensive and I probably won'tgo next year because of her. Thanks
bitch. That's what I know.It is hardly the highlight for me of
the season with that team. It'sa nice sub story, right, But
she's a good person. This hasnothing to do with who she is.

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I'm just sick of it. Ifwe were doing businesses, i'd put State
Farm in there. I don't needto see another State Farm commercial, right,
Jake, And now it's Arnold.I am sick of State Farm commercials.
They are brutal. They're good,they're funny, they're creative, they're
well done. But come on,man, maybe lower my rate doing so

(01:51:43):
many commercials. Right, you're payingArnold de Vito mahomes motto, Andy Reid
the spokesperson, and they're buying somany commercials. That's a lot of money,
man, Maybe lower the rate.Maybe that would be the best cause.
Ten second commercial. You know what? We could have done commer,
but we're just lowering the rate.I'm not a marketing guy. What do
I know. That's how they getto pay all those people all those rate

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hikes. Some text coming in.I've hated Taylor Swift for years. I
honestly wish you would pull a NatalieHolloway. Why do you hate her though?
Right? Is it the success?Probably U Kardashians and Trump. I
thought I almost had political people putwritten down, and then I was like,
they're they're political, and I feellike that's a different topic. Right.

(01:52:30):
You could argue their celebrities, becausesure, one hundred percent, right,
but they're going to be in theforefront anyway politics. Yeah, and
most of your all giant babies,and you are so insecure and attached to
someone's name that you feel like that'syour identity, and if their name's put
out there, you act like achild. Right. So, and the
Kardashians, I really don't get it. Seems like we haven't really seen a
lot of them, like not likewe used to. Right, Yeah,

(01:52:51):
I know, it seems like they'vekind of phased out since they kind of
haven't been doing the show lately.Another one, Kanye West. I don't
understand why everyone calls I'm a genius. He's obnoxious. I agree hundred percent,
not being said, he is amusical genius. Yeah, he was
on my list, and then Ithought, no, I don't even want
to give him any more attention tomuch too famous? Yeah two famous.

(01:53:13):
Uh. Gimby's list sounds exactly likea Niners fan bit a third grade showing
off his new shoes has a lulaughing assip. Yeah. Never thought the
day would be that the day wouldbe the day that I hear Gimby get
upset about football. Yeah. Numberfive, Kim Kardashi, Number four,
Britney Spears. Number three Melissa Barrera. Who dat you know that is Lindsay

(01:53:34):
Nope, Well I'm surprised usually youknow those people. Ohka, she's a
Mexican actress. She was in Screamsix, Scream in twenty twenty two.
Okay yeah, uh okay, okay, yeah. Number two Kanye West,
Number one, Jake Paul. Ihad the Paul brothers out there, but
I have this back and forth lovehate with them. Okay, they're not

(01:53:58):
stupid is one of them are as? Yeah, he's awesome at it.
I'd seen him on the television,but I didn't watch the whole thing to
see what was going on. Sookay, good for him. He's awesome
at it. Yeah they figured itout. Yeah, there's dude. They
signed Patrick mahone Patrick Mahomes to adeal for Prime right before the super Bowl
and then they was a big superBowl party. He wins the super Bowl
and like that's genius. Uh,chiefs fan here. I'm sick of Brittany

(01:54:26):
Lindsey. Do you know why peopleare hating she has done some very karen
things. Okay, some people didn'tleave. No, that's the other thing.
The Rock. How could you besick of the Rock? I mean,
he's done a lot of movies,but I think that's just trying to,
you know, make some money inhis craft. Yeah. I don't

(01:54:47):
see why you could be sick ofhim. I mean, I'm getting I
had Kevin Hart written down and Itook it off just he does good things,
but he's getting a lot of hate. He gets a lot of negative
attention on some things lately, andso I don't know, it feels like
he's getting st on a lot.All right. It seems like every time

(01:55:10):
I seen him and makes me laughso I'm not I'm not gonna hang it
on him. If you're making melaugh, that's a good thing. Yeah,
yeah, that one's to me.That's like saying counter Reeves, right,
good dude, I feel like therock just came out. He got
all that crushing about it. Ican't given any money to the to the
Hawaii thing, and then he waslike, damn it, I don't want
to do this, and then wenton this whole thing and talked about where

(01:55:30):
all the money went and everything.You're like, come on, man,
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You can also text bmms and thenwhat you want to say to eight
to two, nine, four tofive. There is a news story that
you may have seen where a singlefan stormed the court after Detroit Mercy won

(01:56:19):
their first game after a twenty sixgame losing streak. Pretty great footage.
They are not good, as youcan imagine. They had lost twenty seven
straight games dating back to last year, and then the basketball team beat IUPUI
by fifteen points, and one fanstormed the court. Won. It's probably

(01:56:45):
been at at least a few games. I remember college the team, our
team, college basketball team, notgood, right, and then they got
really good and then everybody went.But yeah, I remember there'd being nobody
at those games. It was notcommon to go to a basketball kit,
which is the way it works incollege sports. Not not. Students usually
don't go if the team's not winning, right, of course, what's the
point. Look at Colorado, nobodywas going to those games, and then

(01:57:10):
they start winning games, and nowtheir tickets are ridiculously overpriced. But I
thought I would share some of thelongest streaks in sports history. Fun.
This one is the NFL the ChicagoCardinals from nineteen forty two to nineteen forty
five, twenty nine games. Theywent twenty nine games before they won.

(01:57:38):
Damn right. Major League Baseball theLouisville Colonels. Oh yeah, man,
I remember those guys. Eighteen eightynine, twenty six games. They finished
twenty seven, one hundred and elevenand two and the worst record base Ball

(01:58:00):
that year. The losing streak spannedfrom an eleven to two loss to the
Baltimore Oils on May twenty second,to a three to two loss to the
Saint Louis Browns On June twenty second. They scored the fewest runs in baseball
with four point five average. Ohgod. They also allowed the most with
seven point eight per game. Thisis a major league team? Huh?

(01:58:24):
Yeah? Well, I mean ineighteen eighty nine, Yeah, an NHL.
It's tie Pittsburgh Penguins of two thousandthree to two thousand and four and
the Sabers twenty twenty to twenty twentyone, eighteen games. Wow WNBA from
twenty twenty two to twenty twenty three, and from twenty eleven twenty games,
the Indiana Fever and the Tulsa Shock. Yeah, Shock, Sorry, ladies,

(01:58:49):
you were not good. Yeah.I don't know if it was the
players or the coach or what thedeal was, but June twenty first August
twenty fifth, more than two monthswithout a victory. They finished three and
thirty one that season, and theyhad the worst winning percentage in league history
at point zero eight eight. Theylanded the fourth pick in the draft despite

(01:59:14):
having the best odds in the lottery, and so they not looking good.
The Shock took two time All StarGlory Johnson the next year and then left
town. Yeah, they got thehill ladder here quick because that was a
problem. Do you think that morepeople would attend WNBA games if they won
more games or there's just not afeel for it like actual NBA. Well,

(01:59:38):
there's definitely not a feel for it, right right right. The NBA
also didn't in the beginning, didn'tget a lot of attention until things started
getting flashy. Okay, right,okay, So so what I'm hearing you
say is we need these ladies tostart flashing and then no, Okay,
I don't like that's what I said. A game. They are exciting and
they're good players, right, butthat's there are everybody's. Every professional sport

(02:00:02):
is good, right, you're goodplayer? Attention? No, no,
that I don't think that that's fair. There's no reason to give them the
attention. Right. Take away thatit's a woman's sport. What's happening in
the game that's exciting, it's thesame sport being played right by the women
that it is. They dribble theball up, they shoot the ball.
They dribble the ball, but theyshoot the ball. The dunks aren't as

(02:00:26):
spectacular when they happen. Right.The shooting game is consistent and good,
but unfortunately is boring. Okay,Right, I think that's in your opinion.
If you're a fan of women's basketball, you're going to be a fan
and you're going to watch it.Yeah, how many of those are they?
But why are you a fan?Right? Are you a fan because
it's the most exciting game on thehardwood. The answer to that is no,

(02:00:47):
it's not. That's not a knockon women's sports. And I think
that's how you're taking it. Ithink you're getting a little feminist. I'm
trying to remove that they're women andwhat separates them. Let's do it in
a different sport. The USFL,the x League, XFL and NFL.
What's the difference. One's incredibly moreflashy, right, a lot more show

(02:01:11):
going on, and show isn't justhey, we're using a drone to few
the footage. The players are doingmore exciting things. Right. They're bringing
billionaire pop stars to the game,right, running mad at the ground.
Right. Caitlin Clark is expected tobe that person that comes to the NBA
and changes that WNBA and change that. She's a very though. She's a

(02:01:32):
consistent shooter. She has no problemgetting in tips with people. She's very
dramatic on the court. So maybethat's the case. Maybe you need more
people like it to make it moreexciting and want to be there. That
makes sense. Maybe it's the samething with NASCAR, right, people are
getting bored with NASCAR. That's whyviewership's down, that's why attendance is down.

(02:01:55):
Yeah, it's not exciting. Peoplewatch for the crashes. Yeah,
because you can only watch so manyleft turns before you like them out right.
One of my favorite comedy bits ofall time, I forget who it
was on why he didn't like goingto NASCAR races, was it's it's like
two seconds of excitement and then likethirty seconds of nothing. So whoa,

(02:02:23):
you're not wrong because they got togo all yeah, way around. Yeah
in some instances. Yeah, yeah, it's not an if you can remove
that. It's a female sport.What's the issue, right, It's like
swimming, right, It isn't exciting. They're great athletes, absolutely, yeah,
but it isn't exciting unless your kidsin it, unless you're a diehard

(02:02:45):
and for a sport to be successfulin modern era, it has to appeal
to the masses, not just thepeople that have a vested interest in it.
Now, throw some hungry sharks inthat pool. We got ourselves competition
Shark week, Right. Why dopeople love fighting, mma, boxing,
whatever? Violence? Yeah, youwant to see somebody get smoked. And

(02:03:06):
that goes back centuries if you thinkabout it. You know the times of
the coliseum and the gladiators and stufflike that. Love to watch people beat
the holy hell out of each otherand hope that somebody dies. There's a
difference between a sport and it beingentertaining. Those are two different things.
And that's one of the things thatmakes the NFL so exciting and interesting from

(02:03:27):
a from a study perspective, isthey figured out both. They have the
best athletes, yeah, and theyhave the most entertainment. And that doesn't
mean half flashy halftime shows. That'snot what we're talking about, right,
We're not talking about a blimp goingaround dropping No, it's big time explosive

(02:03:47):
plays. Yes, it's it's thosetouchdowns. It's the plays that you thought
they were gonna get it, youknow, or gonna block or whatever,
and they end up jumping over theentire goddamn line and get stuff like that.
I get it going to an NFLgame where it's a blowout, not
fun, not exciting, right becauseit's just one team dominating the other one,
Like well this is boring. Yeah, so that's for me that w

(02:04:11):
and ba. It just hasn't gottenthat thing yet. It needs to have
it might I don't know. Itneeds a player that can do that,
right players, and when they itcould take one. And when they get
a player, here's the other disadvantageis when they get a player that's let's
just say, flashy, over thetop, outspoken, what do they say,
she's a bitch? Right? Whyis she talking like that? Why

(02:04:35):
she acting like that? Great becauseshe's a woman. They're like, well,
she's a bitch because she's what,got an opinion and vocalizes it.
That's stupid. We all know thatthey're supposed to be timid and stay in
the kitchen anyway, Corbyn, wewe we applaud athletes that are like,
man, that's just some bs.You don't put up with that. And
then when a woman does it,you go, oh, she's bitch.

(02:04:57):
So they're at a disadvantage. Sothey've got to have they got to make
up for it. And that's notfair, but it is what it is.
You also shouldn't just go because right, truth, have you been to
a w W NBA game? Youmight be composed. But we'll go to
the ladies basketball, high school gamesthings like that. Why because you have

(02:05:20):
a vested interest in the school.That's not the same and they play before
the boys. We're kind of stuck. It's like that opening band that you
really don't care about. You're like, Eh, I'm here, I'm waiting
for God's back. We'll see whatthese guys are about. Yeah, you
have a vested interest in the school. Yeah, that's it. You're not
following the career of those people.Nope, No, but it is wat

(02:05:46):
but a high school football player thatmoves on and goes to OU or goes
whatever you will. Right, I'mare in interest because I have sons that
play, Yeah, but not atthat level. Not at that level.
Yeah, So you are supportive bygoing to the games, but you're not
supportive by following them propping them up. If I knew them, I probably

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would, though you don't know thecollege players. You've come in here,
You've come in here and mentioned ahigh school player that got signed, and
then you never mentioned anything about itagain. You've never done that with a
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