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me phrase this. It's expected thatthe government will no longer classify marijuana with
queludes, heroin, ecstasy, LSD, cocaine, oxyes, fentanyl, meth,

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and they're gonna move it out ofthose arrangements. So they're gonna say,
hey, we've been wrong for fiftyyears, the idea that weed is
in the same classification as cocaine.Sorry sorry, I just misspoke, in
a worse classification than cocaine because cocaine'sa scheduled too, and right now weed

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is a Schedule one. Stupid,isn't it? It makes zero sense.
People will lose everything in their livesto a cocaine addiction, for sure,
one hundred percent. And I'm notsaying you can't get hooked on the pot.
You sure can. You could bevery dependent on it. I don't
know if you're going to jeopardize yourlife, your job, your relationships.

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You're not gonna break into your neighbor'shouse and still a VCR to go buy
a dime bag. The only wayI think someone would counter that argument because
I don't believe that but that wouldcounter that argument, is that they would
if they were on weed and somethingelse. Exactly. It's the and something
else that gets you. You know, marijuana is not that hard to grow

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on your own. Okay, wellI'll do it in my backyard. It's
pretty simple. Well, but Imean, I'm not going out robbing people
for the next fix. I'm notgoing up to somebody on a street corner
at an intersection tapping on their window. Hey man, you got a dollar.
I just need to get one morehit man, I just need a
hit of some pot. Dude,Just give me a puff man, Just

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give me one a puffuff right,come on, give me a gummy man.
It ain't happening. So that's that'sthat's good news. Now, it
should also be said in the samebreath, that doesn't mean people still won't
get arrested for it, for sure, because it's still going to be a
schedule three, right, so youcould get in trouble from what I from

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what I gathered from what I heard, I mean, it's gonna be the
same classification is like tail and all, you know, And I don't think
you can get arrested for tail andall unless it's tailing all with coding and
you don't have a prescription for it. That's a different story. But from
what I gather and from when I'veheard what I've read, it's in the
same classification is like you know,over the counter drugs, and that allows

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the pharmaceutical companies, which I'm notkind of I'm kind of I don't know
how I feel about that, buthey, we're all in this business to
make money anyway. But it allowsthe pharmaceutical companies to start get into that
business, start growing and selling theirown pot, you know, on a
pharmaceutical kind of level. You know, Pfizer instead of boner pills were giving
you weed instead. Yeah, andthat might be a I hear you,

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that might be a good conspiracy theorythat that's why they decriminalized it like that.
But yeah, you're right right,they find the boat to pressure on
that, and I know people arelike, well, that's not fair or
whatever. I gotta be honest.The money in research and development that the
pharmaceutical company could do to make crazystrains of weed, oh yeah, fascinating

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because right now, right now,it is medical like almost across the country,
right and you've got some very smartpeople that are putting strains together for
medical reasons. But imagine if youtake much smarter people. And I'm not
saying that these people that are doingit right now are dumb by any means.

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No, they're way smarter than Iam. But there's also somebody that's
smarter than they are. Well,let's put I think you're right, but
let's equate it differently. The amountof money to put into research and development
is that it kind of has alimitation at the level you're describing that it's
currently at right, right, Andthen you know, we get the pharmaceutical
companies involved, that means we canstart investing. And there are very few

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cannabis companies out there that are onthe stock market, but this will open
that up. We can invest more, we can start making more money out
dah da da da. I thinkthere's a there's a couple of good things
that go with it when it comesto let's get big pharma involved. But
at the same time, I've beenagainst big pharmas since the beginning time,
so it's I find it very hardto get behind them on anything that they

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do. Yeah, this is this, this, this is like all right,
I mean I'm looking at you andyou got a great ass, but
I don't know if I want tomount up yet. That makes sense on
Dreder, I I don't share thatsame sentiment, only because the big farmer
that everybody hates or is afraid ofalso has created some pretty great drugs that
have saved a lot of lives.I forgive you, so I am.

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That's why I'm like, I hearyou and I'm sus yeah, but also
all right, I'm right right there, you me, same page. It's
just kind of I'm a little Iguess my MoMA might be a little more
reserved about it than you. Justa good thing. Just those rich people,
those greedy ass rich people are theonly ones that act the way,
not the other ones that get youknow, idolized man, No worry,

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they're they're definitely not corrupt and justtrying to get a book, but they
take advantage big time of people.Every everybody does, every rich person does,
every rich person does, and it'sit's sick. It just oh drives
me crazy. I guess I don'tknow if it's sick, if it's menacing,

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like you're deliberately trying to be misteryou know, mister Burns. I
agree, Like they sit in meetingsand go, how can we destroy people
one hundred percent? One percent percent? Or they have meetings where they're like,
how can we get people hooked onthis so they have to buy more?
But if they don't know that,that's a side effect. So I

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wonder, like with with all this, if it gets reclassified, we're all
hoping that it does, and thenbig Pharma gets their hands in there,
can Big Tobacco also get their handsin there and turn you know, it's
like, hey, I mean,they don't have any money the big tobacco.
No, after all the lawsuits,correct, maybe that's a chance for

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them to kind of make up someof their lost revenue. I mean,
and and I get, I getwhat you're saying. You know, there's
been a bunch of lawsuits and youknow, settlements all across the nation.
People are still buying cigarettes. Everyday you shot a quick trip when it
costs you to twelve twelve dollars fora pack of cigarettes, almost thirteen dollars,

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and that will last you how longit depends on who you are,
but you can average me. Itwould last me like a day, twelve
dollars a day. And I stoppedgoing to QT for that reason, Bro,
for that reason. So spending overthree hundred dollars a month on cigarette
a person could yeah, if theyend up going, you know, to
like those gas station stores like that. Me, I go to the Murph
Derf where it costs me, youknow, sixteen dollars for two packs.

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I found a loophole. But nonetheless, that's what I'm saying, like that
would give those people, you know, big big tobacco and opportunity to make
up some of the money that they'velost. Yeah. I just keep in
mind, Phil Morris used to bea blue chip stock, had tons of
money, and now they are not, right, they're not considered one of
the biggest companies in America, right, So yeah, yeah, but they

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could definitely be getting into it,for sure, for sure. But the
idea that they could come up with, can you imagine they're being weed in
the Walgreens? Oh, that wouldbe fantastic, all right, at the
grocery store. I mean there's certainstates, all of them except for Oklahoma,
that serves liquor in grocery stores,gas stations. You know, we
went to Saint Louis a couple ofyears back. We stop at a gas

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station to get some gas or whatever. I think it was the Uranus fog
Factory as well, because they gotthe whole station and the fudge pack a
urine. I want to make surewe hit that correctly. I don't want
to disrespect Uranus, please don't.The Uranus Fudge Factory is a side of
the road stop here on the wayto Saint Louis, Yeah, where they

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packed fudge for you. Absolutely,and they do a very good job packing
the fudge for you. Unless Iwalk in there. I'm like, I
need thirteen on Da Da Dade whatever. And I look behind the counter and
there's a there's a pine of JackDaniels behind the counter. Yeah. I
was like, what, I'll takethat as well, you know, just
because I've never purchased gas station liquorbefore. Yeah, really I was.

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Yeah, I was blown away whenI went to Wisconsin back in like two
thousand and eight with my uh ex'sparents and the giant handles of vodka just
sitting there on a on an endcap. Yeah, what the hell?
We don't have this in Oklahoma.Nonetheless, I digress. We need to
step it up Oklahoma because we're havingsuch a hard time accessing it now,

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right, a gas station liquor andweed at the ball green, I just
saw there are like little uh littlebottles. Now it's not it's not alcohol
in the sense that you think itis, right, right, it's and
there's a different fire the fireballs whatyou're talking about, right, they're being
sued as a matter of fact becauseof that, because of the difference the

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labels are so close together. Uh, the only difference is is one says
fireball whiskey and the other one doesnot. But the image is so close
that you think you're getting actual fireball, but you know fireballs defense is no,
we're deep deep deep did it deepdeep? Right? Okay, yeah,
yeah, because it's it's malt liquor. Yeah. And the same thing

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with like those little balls, youknow, liquor balls. Yeah, you
know what I'm talking about. ExplainExplain how your knowledge is on liquor balls.
You know, I don't know,but I don't know. I wasn't
much looking for the liquor balls.But uh yeah, overtheless, step up.
The best part is of going tothat place is when you go in

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there's kids and everybody's like, yeah, we're are uranus and you're like,
yeah, that's funny. Yeah,we took the kids to Uranus, like
come odd, you all let themhear a swear word, but you'll go
to Uranus fudge like it's a freakingDisney Disneyland, that's everybody's favorite planet to

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come on. Yeah, so goodnews. You'll you'll no longer have to
be worried that you're carrying something likefinanyl. The fact that Finanel's a schedule
two is insane to me. Yeah, it should absolutely be a schedule one.
Yes, yes, Heroin schedule one. I'm good with that. Highly
addictive, like crazy addictive people getstuck on heroin, have an incredibly hard

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time getting off of it. LSD. We have that argument, you know
what I'm saying, Like, yeah, it's just it's worth a discussion.
But I don't think it should bescheduled one. Ecstasy same way. That's
just my opinion though, Peote,I don't know if Paota should be a
schedule one. I don't think itshould either. I think it's a mile

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to loucinogen, all right, soit's not that bad and nature absolutely so
what I'm hearing you say is anythingthat's naturally grown should be declassified like a
Schedule three naturally grown and isn't crushed, baked, dried, made into bricks
and then crushed into a powder formand then stomped down. So what I'm

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hearing you say is if we gotcoca plants in the backyard, Well,
I think I just described. Ithink I just described. Just don't turn
it into cocaine. Don't start addingyour ether and all that other stuff that
goes with it. Just chew onthe leaves or whatever. Yeah, and
obviously Kuelad should not be that.They should absolutely be a schedule one.

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Are those still a thing? Idon't think so. I don't think so
either. Man. I think theythey realized Earli. They're like, this
is bad news, so shut herdown. Of all the ones on the
list here, I think Kailudes wouldbe the one to be like, okay,
like you want to try the mostor I try Quailud. Yeah that
sounds fun. I've seen Wolf ofWall Street. He crawls out to his

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car, James his friend, right, thanks, He drives home finely.
He hit everything all the way home. Yeah, all right, we got
to take a break, and we'vegot tickets we're gonna give away to see
Chevelle. They're gonna be over atthe Tulsa Theater on July twenty fourth.
Take a break and we'll be back. Tulsa's Morning show, The Big Band

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Boarding Show. The Assault continues nextninety seven to night morning. It's The
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up. We're gonna give away ticketsto see Chavelle over at the Tulsa Theater
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PMMs six' nine. That's awesome. Oh it's over here, you say
what the Here's Corbyn, Gimbi andLindsay with what's going on news quickies from

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the Big mid Morning Show. Inninety seventy five, woman arrested for wild
the wah Wah rampage. A Floridawoman went on a wild rampage at a
wah Wah convenience store and allegedly stabbeda man with a large knife before committing
other crimes. Police said her nameis Christina Marie Crane, thirty seven,

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years old, charged with attempted felony, order, criminal mischief, and aggravated
assault. She was also charged withaggravated battery with a deadly weapon. So
She was at the wah Wah conveniencestore on Gandy Boulevard around ten pm Friday

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night. Authorities believe that she wasunder the influence at the time and in
a state of excited delirium when sheentered the store. She allegedly took a
fixed blade knife from the deli stabbeda man with it, causing him to
bleed. He suffered a minor abrasionin his left hand. After leaving the

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wah Wah, authorities said, thesuspect went inside an office and raised the
knife over a female employee's head.She reportedly told the office worker, I
will kill you silence. She alsois accused of swinging the knife that nearly
struck another female office worker. Shereportedly smashed computer monitors in the office,

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causing one amounted to over one thousanddollars worth of property damage. Uh The
Fox News outlet reached out to thepolice department for more information about the case,
but no new details were available atthe time. For those not aware,
BUCkies would be Walmart. Wah wahwould be target hmm, okay,

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a little bit class at your conveniencestore. And sure the wall as classy
as they can be. Juaa theFrench boutique. Sure, yeah, interest
But like I think wah Wahs havemore like Hogi's and things like that,
where BUCkies is you know, barbecueand jerky and okay, what are those

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stupid nut things? My wife lovesthem. They're like red, like a
toffee thing and then it's got likethe peanuts in the middle, which is
talking about but it sounds like,yeah, yeah, she loves them.
I think they're weird. They alwayssaran wrapped thing conlog maybe I don't know,
maybe, Okay, yeah, BUCkiesare we supposed to be getting one?

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I thought there was like talks oflike one being built just south of
town over by Jinks or whatever.I don't know. They give me so
much anxiety. It wouldn't be overthere. It have to be near an
interstate right right right? Makes sense? I mean, but yeah, you
got a highway seventy five, Iforty four. Yeah, you'd have to
be like I think you'd have tobe on I forty four. But they

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give me so much anxiety. There'slike a hundred pumps and then you're going
in there's so much stuff. Yeah, one hundred pumps and they're all filled.
Yes, I realized one of them. Yeah, and they're nice,
like I got no complaint about BUCkies, but they're just like people are crazy
in there. You gotta watch outfor their bags of jerky and knock to
toooth that out of you. Yeah. Yeah, No one needs that much
jerkey. There's no way all thatjerky's fresh. No, no, they're

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not rolling through it fast enough.Now. It was good, though,
it was good. How many jerkyshops do you know? That stay open?
True statement? There was that oneand broken arrow that we stopped by
there once we got think we pickedup like kangaroo jerky and like some various
other exotic meats, and they ain'tover no more. There you go.
Driver throws pasta in a road rageincident. Now what is it with you

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lately? I don't know, man, I just saw this. I was
like, holy hell, twice inone week. I gotta have it.
So this actually comes out of Indianapolis, this time where this woman was driving
mine in her own business. They'reall was driving down the road when another
woman, Sheila priede uh, pullsup next to her and then cuts her
off, and then all right,well that sucks. But then Sheila keeps

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following this other driver and eventually theyend up pulling up to an intersection and
then Sheila jumps in front of herside swipes the victim's car and then flashes
a gun at her and was like, holy hell, well that escalated quickly.
After Sheila flashes her gune at her, she takes her bowl of spaghetti

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and she throws it at the car, hits the windshield, gets spaghetti all
over. At least this time weknow what kind of poss that was non
lethal, right, so and thenspeeds off or whatever. So the victim's
like what the hell calls the police. The police catch up with Sheila.
Sheila tried to tell the police thatthat other woman hit her first, but

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they're like, yeah, right whatever. They didn't believe her, and they
ended up taking her in for intimidationand pointing a firearm. Mm but no,
you know, lethal forces spaghetti nonew lethal noodling, right, yeah,
it must not have been good spaghetti. It must not have been uh
uh uh. This is a tragicstory child killed in bounce house incident.

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This takes place in Arizona over theweekend. One child is dead. A
strong wind picked up this bounce houseand sent it flying into a nearby yard.
Two year old child had to betaken to the hospital for their injuries
and was later pronounced dead. Anotherchild was also hurting the incident, but
first responders described the injuries as nonlife threatening to that child. They set

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up a GoFundMe for the family.They've got over one hundred thousand dollars.
On average, twenty eight kids ayear die in bounce house accidents. I
don't know if people knew that,but it did send me down a rabbit
hole. Before I get to that, though, what is the recommended speed
you should not get into a bouncehouse? So when the wind is out
of a certain speed, what isthat speed to stay out of the bounce

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house? Fifteen miles per hour?Correct, lindsay, Yeah, that's what
I was aggressive. Yeah, sofifteen Obviously have a tether to your truck
or something. I don't know.I was gonna ask who's that fault for
that? Then, Like, who'sliable for the child's death? Is it
the people who rented it and itwas their birthday party? Was it an

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act of god? You see whatI'm selling? An act of God?
But the what did if it gotset up correctly? Did they rent it?
Was it theirs? Did they borrowfrom a friend like I guess there's
a couple of things to go intoit. Yeah, if they set it
up correctly and it was you know, tied down to a truck or something
like yeah, yeah, I don'tknow. Yeah, that sucks. But
it sent me down a rabbit hole, which is more dangerous? What is

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what do you have a higher chanceof dying in a bounce house or getting
hit by a champagne cork and dyinga bounce house? What do you think?
Gimp uh? You know, Ithink it with a champagne cork,
you're just gonna poke an eye.Now. I think even if it hits
you in the temple, it wouldn'tbe enough to knock you out or kill

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you. And if you got hitin the throat, I don't think it
might crush your trachea, right,but I don't think that's gonna kill you.
I feel like if it did hityou in the temple, it would
get you. But the odds ofit actually hitting you in the temple are
a lot smaller. Let's go getsome Buddley Bubby and let's get some bubble.

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Let's get it going in this house. Right, But what do we
do and someone opens a bottle?We're like, back up, But bounce
house, were like, go yeah, send your children. The answer is
bounce house. More people dyeing bouncehouses than die by a champagne quirks.
But it's close. Twenty four peoplea year die by champagne quirks. Another
one. People are like, stayaway, back up, it's dangerous.

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Uh what do you think you havea more of a chance of dying from
a bounce house or fireworks? Butwe're like, yeah, fireworks, I
know, bounce house. Go right, I'm going to bounce house. Fireworks,
you get some burns. I don'tthink you die. I'll say fireworks,
it's bounce house. Eight people ayear die from fireworks or firework related
injuries, lightning strike or a bouncehouse. Do you like your kids play

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out on the lightning? No?Why not? Is it's dangerous? Okay,
gim me what do you think lighthouse, bounce house or lightning strike?
What do you have a bigger chanceof dying from. I mean it's going
to be bounce House in this one, because that guy in the Great Outdoors
got struck in a head and nono no, no no no no no
no no no no no no nono no no no no no no no
no no, the ninety nine timesin the head and still lying it lived.

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So yeah, the answer is bouncehouse twelve times. Twelve people year
die. Twelve people a year diefrom getting struck by lightning. But we're
like, you can't be on thutit's lightning, Get off the phone,
it's lightning, Get out of thebounce house, or like, get your
ass in there. What's one fora party? Two more? What do
you think you have a bigger chanceof dying from bounce House or contracting an

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infection in a hospital? Oh god, ooh, I want to go with
hospital. I'm gonna go with bounceHouse. So ninety nine thousand people a
year die by contracting an infection ina hospital. Ninety nine thousand. Yeah,

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ninety nine thousands supposed to be themost sterile place on her I love
putting people on their heels, soawesome. Yeah, that's why I put
him in here because it's so crazy. Ninety nine thousand people die from getting
a disease at the hospital. Yeah, an infection. Yeah. If you

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say more people in a bounce house? No, okay, oh god no,
I already told you was twenty eighth. Okay, last one? Do
you do more people die from constipationor a bounce house? Bounce house going
with constipation? Nine hundred people ayear die from constipation, laxatives, people

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lack fibersift et fiber, any berries, laying off the cheese, okay,
processed, fewd so some berries,maybe an apple, I don't know,
some broccolini whatever, whatever your youknow, the rhythm of your dancing.
You're been drinking more water? Helpmanasia pill right, yeah, so there

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you go. Bounce house is dangerous, quite dangerous, and we just send
our kids into them like it's agood time most of the time on supervised.
Yeah, go to the party.I trust these adults, all right.
Fas of wine yeah yeah yeah,light the candle, all right,
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Facebook, dot com, slash,BMMS six nine. The Big Mad
Morning Show returns next Tulsa's Morning Showninety seven KMOD. Good morning. It's

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the Big Mad Morning shown six KMOD. We got this text that was interesting
said, my wife and I operatedbounce house rental business in Tulsa. There
are some strict requirements for the setupif it's done by a co uh one
totally believe you two. Have youever tried to buy a truckload a fertilizer?

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They have incredibly strict requirements to dothat. I don't think that's what
you mean. M m. Yeah, people can still get their hands on
it. People you know, stillgo around because you got to. You
gotta think about it. Everybody hastheir bad days of work, right or
so you just get that one lazyworker that's like, hey, I'll put
the fan in the blowhole and thennow your house is up. You know
what I'm saying. Yeah, shortof you doing it yourself, you're not

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hiring employees that are gonna take tonsof diligence to protect. Hey, we
got your bounce house dot com rightright. So those type of businesses they
say they make tons of money.Yeah, there's a ton of people that
do them. But to me,there's a guy near me that owns one
and he's constantly money through Friday.All he's doing is cleaning them and drying,

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like setting them up. It's likefront, your heart's full of them.
And I'm probably do a lot ofkids stopping buy all right, but
he's constantly having to do maintenance onthem. And I'm like, ah,
yeah, I mean you got it. You gotta patch them every now and
again because you get that one fatkid that doesn't want to take his shoes
of blows a hole in your yourbounce house. Eh, I get it.
By the way, that's not amovie Lindsay will be mentioning at nine.

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Let's see what Lindsay has for Ballsto the Wall sports. The road
to the NBA Finals continued yesterday.The Philadelphia seventy six ers came from behind
to beat the New York Nicks onetwelve to one oh six in overtime at

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Madison Square Garden. The Knicks leadthe series three to two heading into Game
six. It was an awesome game. Awesome. I didn't get to see
it. It was when they wentinto overtime. It was so suspenseful and
they look the Madison Square Gardens soundedso loud. I'm not a Knicks fan,

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but it sounded awesome. It washard not to be with that many
people excited, and some people areapparently not very happy because joelian bed in
bed in bed he embiid. Heapparently did not take a shoot around practice
before the game. Oh and he'sgot it. It's getting some of the
fans like, what are you doing? Man? Right? Well, he

(32:21):
thinks he's just too good to doall that. I think he's not one
hundred percent. Oh he's checked out. No, I don't no, no,
no, no, Like he justcame back from an injury a couple
of weeks ago, and I thinkhe's not one hundred percent, and so
he's just saving himself. Yeah,you're right. Elsewhere, the Cleveland Cavaliers
defeated the Orlando Magic one oh fourto one oh three in Game five.

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The Cavs now lead the series threeto two, and another action, the
Milwaukee Bucks crushed the Indiana Pacers onefifteen to ninety two to keep their season
alive. The Pacers lead the seriesthree to two, and the action continues
tonight with the Boston Celtics hosting theMiami Heat while the Dallas Mavericks pay a
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Lindsay Lindsay in dsby Menncy spit onme. We've all used an uber
before, right, No, you'venever taken an uber. I've never been

(35:29):
an uber ever before. You've neverbeen a rider in No, I've been.
I've been a passenger in the ubersand I've been a driver in the
ubers as well. Lyft is adifferent story. I've never done a lyft
six of this half a doll ora taxicab like an actual old yellow taxicab.
Never done that. I've done thatin my much younger days, visiting

(35:54):
my aunt in when she lived inNew York. I took taxis a lot.
I've never used a lift, butI have an Uber. Have you
ever left anything behind in an Uberon accident? No? No, I
have not, Or no, doI look like that person? No,
definitely not. I never had anybodyleave anything behind in the Uber either when

(36:17):
I was driving. That's nice.I lost a pair of sunglasses once in
an Uber. Never got those back. I was leaving a Notre Dame tailgate
and it was it had been snowing, and I had taken them off and
put them in the back of theseat pocket back seats trying to get the
snow off me and got out andforgot them in there and never got them

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back. But Uber has come outwith their annual list of lost and found
items that people do leave behind,and they're most commonly forgotten items are clothing,
luggage, headphones, wall it's jewelry, phones, cameras, tablets or

(37:07):
books, laptops, and vapes.That's wild. I could see, yeah,
I can see those, like yourvapes, your glasses, your wallet,
maybe even a tablet. How doyou forget your luggage though? Right?
Right? Usually that's why you're callingon an uber to take you to
the airport or whatever, or homefrom an airport. You're running late,

(37:30):
you play and you just go andyou're like, oh wait, right by
that time, they're already gone.Okay. They've even listed the most forgetful
cities. Miami is the most forgetfulcity, followed by Los Angeles, Atlanta,
Houston, Dallas, Orlando, Phoenix, Tampa Bay, Florida, Denver,

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and Austin, Texas. Lots offorgetful people in Texas, and here
are their most unique lost items.A frontal hair to pay lost take.
As soon as you get out thecar, you'd be like, man,
my head is cold, right unlessI guess maybe if you're in Florida or

(38:20):
Texas, hot sauce and a breathalyzer. Okay yeah. And these were all
things that people have written in andsaid, hey, I left this in
your uber? How do I getit back? Right? So we don't
even know for sure if it wasleft in the uber. Number three,
I left a leaf in your car. That's much needed, Okay, number

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probably probably like maybe a table leaf, that's what I was thinking. Two
containers with spiders in them. I'dhate to be the driver that has to
find those. Freak me out.Uh. A Beyonce fold up fan,

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poor person. Yeah, A trayof meat pie that's not a good name
for her or them. A ceramiccat okay, A jar of oysters.
Yeah. A personalized blanket with apicture of me and my dog. How

(39:29):
do I know we got a lotof them, lady. Yeah, by
the way, personalized blankets, big, big category, right. Yeah,
but to get a picture of youand your dog, like you got no
other, no other loved ones inyour life that you gotta Okay, maybe
it's for the dog. A smallrat skeleton prop Okay, we're working on

(39:51):
a movie, right, Who knows? A candle that says see you in
court. A fake tooth and aretainer. No, but we got a
real one. Yeah. A greattub of surgical implants. Huh, like
boobies. I don't think so.I don't think that necessarily means that it

(40:15):
could be right, right, Imean surgical implants. It could be anything.
It could be penile implants. Itcould be dental implants. Hmm,
I'm thinking what other implants would therebe? Devices are tissues that are placed
inside or on the surface of thebody are known as medical implants. Okay,
so like a colostom Oh you leftyour colostomy bag in the back of

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an uber tendency that one screws.Okay, Yeah, police grade handcuffs kinky.
Yeah, no, but we gotsome uh, we have got some
highway patrol grade right. Uh mylive pet animal turtle. Oh that sucks.

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So the really redundant word like theweird sent Yeah, probably the live
pet carrying case and the turtle wasinside. It didn't say that though.
Yeah. Waste beads and burrito steamerwast beads not not w A S T
E w A I S T.Okay, the burrito steamer should be getting

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more attention because that's like when yougo to Chipotle and they take your shell
and like put in the thing that'sa steamer. Yeah, those come in
handy, they're not small, no, no, but and beads, wast
beads, and I left expensive blueberriesthat are special that I need that the
store is completely out of. There'stwo packages that I absolutely need. I

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always love when people write in aboutsomething lost, regardless of who it's to,
and they write how important it isto them. Uh huh, like
I's going to get it to themfaster, right, Well, it ain't
that important because you left them.Because you left it, you didn't take
that much care with it. Yeah. My girlfriend's pregnant pills. Oh yeah,
that sucks. I'm guessing birth controls. Yeah. Uh, small box

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containing a gnome, Well you betterlet them out. Suffocate right, stand
up, paddle board paddle I feellike you won't miss that, I mean
easily right. A painting from SeaWorld. It was wrapped up in a role
and I love it. It's gotme from a kid. A playbill from

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the Spam a loot show at theKennedy Center. Awesome, Awesome my robot
mm hmmm loose. That's a looseterm, Benny, haha, Garlic butter
people, I mean people love Vinniethe uh, contraceptive plan B from Costco,

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and a pro massage machine. Thatemail had a lot of exclamation marks.
You forget your vibrator and your planB. Yes, dirty girl,
A panic button Okay, yeah,I really needed a spear and a furry
foxtail, foxtail like a plugtail,saying ooh, I wonder if they ever

(43:29):
got this back A framed Taylor Swiftautograph. Oh you fine it? Yeah?
Right, no, I'm giving itback. I'm a big believer in
those things come back at you.Oh. Absolutely. A fart sensor.
Do you think that would come inhandy for an uber? I mean if
you have the receiving part of it. This sounds like just the sensor,

(43:51):
like does it change color? Right? Does that having a little alarm that
goes off? Yeah? Is itjust an app? I gotta find out
what this fart sensor is? Andwhere do you get one? A Bravo
con wristband, I mean, yeah, if you're trying to get into Bravo
Con. Yeah. By the way, most of you didn't know that we
were talking about a TV channels festival. Yes, that's not happening this year

(44:15):
for some reason. Awesome you knowthat? Yeah, A hashtag best Jay
ever foam sign right because you wantto tell everybody right my snow globe.
Yeah, you went to Bravocon.Three feathers, a fake butt, a

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poster of Hillary Clinton, a pantyliner, and a thousand bucks Wow.
Yeah, I feel like a lotof this is just trolling. Yeah,
I'd be rural pissed to leave athousand bucks behind keep keep the panty liner.
This feels like a lot of creativewriting, right because taxi companies have

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never put out a list like this. Well, I mean when taxis were
I mean that they were kind ofI guess they were still around, but
not so much after the Internet weren'tas popular. Maybe, I mean taxi
there's still newspapers, these articles stillexisted, and people leave stuff on airlines,

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right, that's very common. Pawlike a stand up paddle board or
kayak thing, right, People thatstuff gets left behind. There's TV show
dedicated to stuff that people leave inairplanes, right, or don't pick up
off the leggage carousel. None ofthem are. There's some that would that
hit here, but a lot ofthem. Huh Yeah. What happens to

(45:42):
somebody's luggage that gets left behind andthey don't pick it up? It's a
great question. The TV show isall based off of this place in Ala,
Mississippi, Alabama, where it allgoes to. Okay, so it
goes to the warehouse and like afterso many days of non collection this this
company or this place by is itbuy the palette, Okay, and then
it becomes like a good will orsomething like that, Like that's cool.

(46:06):
Sure that's your stuff that sucks,but you know, so they buy it
by the palette from the airline industryand kind of like buying a storage you
know, you don't know what you'regetting, right, they go through it.
Yeah, I think that would begreat to like go, you know,
bypass all that. Like, let'ssay I just want to buy a
palette of luggage that's been left behind. Dude, that's like Christmas. It
is because sit to your star openingstuff up. You never know what you're

(46:29):
gonna get. You could get kilosof cocaine or you know, vibrating.
Probably not cocaine, but I understandwhat I'm saying. Yeah, yeah,
but most likely it would be newclothes because when people go on vacation,
they usually buy new clothes, whichis vacation. You're making a giant mistake
right now. You're putting your lifestyleinto everyone. Right, So hear me

(46:51):
out, because if you watch tocatch a smuggler, uh huh, a
lot of those people aren't bringing backnew clothes. True. A lot of
them are bringing food. It's likestorage wars, right. You watch them
and they go through these storage maybethey find something of value, but ninety
nine point nine percent of it notvalue. True. I would just like

(47:15):
to find the storage the container thathas a bunch of furniture in it that
would make my day, whether it'sworth anything or not, as long as
it's in good shape, because Ican restore some old furniture. Typically people
don't store furniture that works or theylike, unless they're in the military or
they're of a rich status. Yeah. Truth, a paternity test, a

(47:40):
bag of meditation crystals, and alsoa Jeep liberty engine. Please do you
see what I'm talking You see whatI'm saying? Yeah, because it's getting
us to talk about Uber all thatwe're mentioning Uber Yeah, and we're selling.
How many people use it? Yeah. It says that the most popular

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color of lost items is red,and riders around the country lost a number
of healing crystals, including purple amethystsand green adventurines. The top lost car
keys were for many Coopers, andthere was a significant number of Wi Fi
hotspots and mobile routers left behind.In twenty twenty four, so far.

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Also, Uber writers are finding let'ssee, never mind skateboarders forgot their number
one tool this year, spankin newskateboards left behind in an Uber and understand

(48:52):
how this happens. I don't knoweither. January twenty first is the most
forgetful day of the year when itcomes to lost items recorded in an Uber
twenty first, January twenty first wasthe most forgetful day. The most popular
hours of the day lost items werereported were nine pm and ten pm,

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and the most likely People were mostlikely to forget luggage on Mondays. They
forget headphones on Tuesdays, most likelyto forget wallets on Wednesdays, jewelry Thursdays,
phones on Fridays, they forget vapeson Saturdays, and clothing on Sundays.

(49:35):
And if you leave something behind onan Uber ride, I've got a
web page for you. Yes,of course you do. Yep to check
out for help. Yeah. Idon't think you need to give it though,
right right? They want us topromote them. Well I have.
I have it all for you.I put it together in a blog for
you, and it's on our Facebookpage. So there you go. You

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need help, I have helped youdon't be forgetful when you're in your uber
Lindsay, Lindsey, Linsen, Linzen, l A n d sc Y Lindsay,
Lindsay, Lindsay d s Y Linseyspit on me. Tulsa's Morning Show

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is coming right back, The BigMad Morning Show, Tulsa's Rock Station ninety
Good morning. It's the Big MadMorning Show. Nine one eight four six

(50:43):
o KMOD. Giving away tickets isprobably one of the best things we get
to do is send people to dogo see shows. And we're gonna do
that right now because we got ticketsto see Chavelle. Let's play a game
and we're gonna play pit the flickcurrent record oil looks like I am leading
with six and you and Lindsay aretied with four, and last week's winner

(51:06):
was that would be a me,So Corbyn and Lindsay nine one eight four
six oh kmo D nine one eightfour six oh KMOD Call up, decide
who's going to be your clue giver. Whoever gets the most right is gonna
win those tickets to see Chavelle overat the Tulsa Theater on July twenty fourth.
Get your tickets tulsatheater dot com andwe'll go here. Good morning,
you're on the air. What isyour name? My name is Josh,

(51:28):
Josh. How are you, buddy? Yeah, there you got, good
man, Josh. Who do youwant to give clues? Lindsay or Corbyn.
I'm gonna go with Lindsey, Josh. Sixty seconds are on the clock.
Timer starts after the first clue.Are you ready? Yes, sir,
here we go, all right,Uma Thurman is on a mission to

(51:51):
murder a bunch of people. Thisis a quentin cherry. Yes, uh
huh. This is what holds usto the ground. There's none of this
in space, okay, uh huh. The opposite color of white and it's
the h and the ugly duckling turnedinto a beautiful yes. Yes. This

(52:16):
is an animated film about a videogame, and they the main character pulverized
everything. No animated kids movie,and he pulverized everything, and then someone

(52:37):
had to fix everything. If youokay, you he broke some this man
past, oh Batman time time timetime looks like three in a past,

(53:00):
Josh. That might be good enoughfor the win. Okay, all right,
so hang on, buddy, Goodmorning, you're on the air.
What is your name? Brandon,We've got to beat three. Okay,
here we go. This is anapocalypt post apocalyptic movie about that takes place

(53:22):
in Britain. It has a numberhas to do with calendar. Correct.
John Travolta, Nicholas Cage movie.Correct. Bradley Cooper Jennifer Lawrence movie.
Robert de Niro plays Bradley Cooper's dad. They love the Jets in football.

(53:46):
You've got that. You've got torearrange it. You've got the right title.
Correct. This is an animated movieabout the Day of the Dead.
Also a delicious chocolate drink. Youwould have hot. I'm not sure pass

(54:16):
pass. Nicholas Cage movie about thestate next to New Mexico, Arizona.
Correct, Frankly Scarlett, I don'tgive an am doesn't matter. Congratulations,
man, you got the wind.You're getting those tickets to see Chavelle over

(54:37):
at the Tulsa Theater on July twentyfourth, Right, my brother, hang
on the line. Awesome, Josh. I'm sorry, man, Three was
not enough this time. I appreciate. We'll talk again, all right,
buddy, see you later, allright? Is this the one that Lindsay
passed on. This is a animatedmovie loosely based off the video game Rampage.

(55:01):
John c Riley's the main voice andhe helps a character played by Sarah
Silverman. They're inside the video game. You go in the video games,
they travel between video games. Hedestroys buildings and then the little handyman guy
helps fix everything. Yeah. Iknow a lot more about that movie than
I thought you were. Wow,it's a great movie. John c Riley's

(55:24):
always fantastic as a voice actor.He's really good, and he kills it
in this movie wrecket Ralph and thenyou didn't really I don't think he gave
any clothes, but just in case, this would be the Kate Crusaders female
nemesis. There you go, yeah, halle Berry. Yeah. And then

(55:45):
in the remake, Yeah, catWoman, Yeah, Wifer played that part.
Yes, so hot. Lindsey Leather, the one that you passed.
Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn double pointerand go on a bunch of holiday tours

(56:07):
to their in laws and hilarious,especially when Vince Vaughan throws up after the
baby throws up on her. Yeah, number after three. That would probably
be the easiest way to give thatclue. Yeah for Christmases. Yeah,
I just was gauging whether he wasgoing to know it, and he probably

(56:28):
he knew his movies. But Ijust didn't want to gamble it because I
could out of the corner of myeye, I could see the timer flashing
and then the other one I passed. I did two pass Yeah, yeah,
I would have just gone with thehot short form of chocolate yeah drink

(56:51):
yeah yeah yeah. I mean youwere on the right path. It's an
animated movie about the Mexican holiday Dayof the Dead. Also could be the
name of an exotic dancer, youknow, Blank Chanel good butter right,
right, chel I like that CocoCoco. Yeah, there we good?
All right? The record now caseman a lead with six moves you five?

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What's lindsay dead last? You're listeningto The Big Mad Morning Show.
This is Tulsa's Morning shown kmo D. Good morning, It's the Big Mad

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Morning Show. Nine four six ohkmo D cand also text bmms and then
what you want to say to eighttwo nine four five. Let's see what
Gimpi has in his four by four. Well, but it says here that
Walmart closes all healthcare centers and stopsvirtual health services. Walmart is closing all

(58:00):
fifty one of its healthcare centers andstopping all virtual health services after making a
large push into healthcare in recent years. The company is shutting locations down in
Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Illinois, Missouri, and Texas.
The largest retailer in the US seemsto be taking a major turn and strategy

(58:22):
that could leave a gamp in healthcare access, particularly among the lower incompatients
without insurance. So I didn't either. I know there was a first of
all. Duganville in the CEO ofWalmart, is an incredibly fascinating guy,
started in the warehouse, worked hisway up to become the CEO of a
family owned company. About that impressive, right, But there was a push

(58:43):
five ten years ago to create Amazonwanted to do it. They're still in
the process. Quick Trip has theirversion of it, CBS, Walgreens,
a lot of companies are trying tofigure out how to get into that healthcare
world. It makes sense. Imean, people are constantly going to be
sick all and need help, soit's like, why not and want affordable

(59:05):
medical help? Yeah, Well,my biggest complaint going to see my doctor
who I have insurance for is He'slike, pooh, I can see you
next Thursday. I have a cultlike I need something, well not I
have something I need to see youfor right now? Amnealing? Now?
Help me out? Now? Soyou end up going to like an urgent
care, Yes, that effects,and their job, much like an r
is just to get you good enoughto go see your doctor right right.

(59:29):
But if your doctor's appointment is monthsout, you got to keep going to
urgent care to keep you. Thatdoesn't make any damn sense moving forward.
The Supreme Court keeps porn law inplace. A Texas law designed to prevent
kids from accessing pornography will remain inplace. Several adult entertainment websites sued,

(59:51):
saying the age verification legislation was onconstitutional. The US Supreme Court said yesterday
they denied the effort to block Texas'slaw while the legal action plays out.
In a statement, the Texas agcheered the move, calling the content harmful.
Several of the most popular adult websiteshave begun to block all users from
Texas rather than verifying their ages rightbecause they don't know what to do,

(01:00:15):
so they're like, ah, wedon't want trouble, right, just get
rid of all of them. Letus see what else we got here,
lendsay this one for you. Vapingis tied to increased lead exposure. A
new study finds that vaping is tiedto an increased risk of lead and uranium
exposure. It was published this week, and it found teens age thirteen to
seventeen who used E six experienced higherlead uranium levels over a twenty day period.

(01:00:40):
The study concluded that vaping in earlylife could increase the risk of exposure
to metals, potentially harming brain andorgan development. The researchers recommend stronger regulations
on vaping. I think you're safebecause you're old. Oh okay, great,
perfect, You will remember that storyanyway. Yeah. And then lastly,

(01:01:02):
here Governor Stit signs a bill makingillegal immigration a state level crime.
He signed House Bill forty one fiftysix in response to the Biden Administration's failure
to secure the southern border and stopthe influx of illegal migration into our country.
The bill went into effect as soonas it was signed. Under the
bill, anyone who intentionally enters thenand remains in Oklahoma with out permission from

(01:01:27):
the United States, would face amisdemeanor carrying a punishment of up to one
year in jail or five hundred dollarsfine. They would also have seventy two
hours to get the hell out aftertheir conviction or release from costady, whichever
comes later. Following offenses or beingin Oklahoma illegally while committing another crime would
result in a felony punishable by upto two years in the Big House and

(01:01:50):
or eight thousand dollars fine. Thisis fascinating to me that we're like,
we don't arrest them and then we'llpay taxes to pit them at prison eight.
I mean they're giving him a shotto get the hell out. First,
pay you five hundred dollars fine,and then get the hell out.
If he caught again, then okay, it's it's jail time. Yeah.
Well, I mean they do comewith a good tourist amount of money.

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When it comes to professional sports,no one likes getting sent home early.
That was evident after Monday Night's lossthat sent the Lakers to an early vacation

(01:02:36):
and what Lebron James had to sayabout it. Now that the NBA season
has ended, James says his focusnow is on his family and training for
the Paris Olympics. When asked aboutplaying another year in the NBA and his
future with the Lakers, James said, I don't have an answer, to
be honest, I haven't given itmuch thought. He added that he'd be
sitting down with his agent to discusswhat's best for my career, and we'll

(01:02:59):
cross that's when we need to.Reportedly, the Lakers are open to drafting
James's son, Bronnie, to keephim with the team for another season.
Reports also say that it's highly likelythat Lakers head coach Darvin Ham will be
axed after his team's first round Gamefive exit. The Broncos will not be

(01:03:20):
picking up the fifth year option ofone of their signal callers. ESPN reports
that Denver is declining to pick upquarterback Zach Wilson's fifth year option on his
rookie contract. Wilson would have beenguaranteed over twenty two point four million dollars
for the twenty twenty five season ifDenver had chosen to exercise the option.
The Broncos acquired Wilson in a tradewith the New York Jets earlier this month.

(01:03:43):
They then selected Oregon QB bo Nixwith the twelfth overall pick in the
NFL Draft this past weekend. Wilsonhas passed for six two and ninety three
yards with twenty three touchdowns and twentyfive interceptions through thirty four career games,
and one of the top undrafted freeagents of this century is hanging up his
cleats and shoulder pads. Four timePro Bowl cornerback Chris Harris Junior is announcing

(01:04:08):
his retirement from the NFL following atwelve year playing career. The thirty four
year old last played in the NFLback in twenty twenty two with the New
Orleans Saints. Harris signed with theDenver Broncos as an undrafted free agent in
twenty eleven and played the first nineseasons of his career with the franchise.
He then played two seasons with theChargers before wrapping up his playing days in

(01:04:30):
the Big Easy. Harris finishes hiscareer with six hundred and twenty one tackles,
one hundred and one passes defended,and twenty two interceptions and the face
of the Los Angeles Angels needs majorsurgery. The team announced on Tuesday that
Mike Trout is dealing with a tornmeniscus in his left knee and will require
surgery. The issue isn't considered seasonending. Trout said he felt an ach

(01:04:55):
in his knee during LA's win overthe Philadelphia Phillies on Monday. The thirty
two year old has missed about halfof all regular season games since twenty twenty
one due to injury. Trout isa three time American League MVP winner and
was leading the majors with ten homersthis season before the injury, and Tuesday's
game between the Dodgers and Diamondbacks andPhoenix was delayed nearly two hours due to

(01:05:20):
bees. A swarm of bees gatheredon the top of the protective netting behind
home plate, causing the length thedelay. A beekeeper was called in to
remove the bees, and later throughoutthe ceremonial First pitch Chasefield has a retractable
roof, but was open for Tuesday'sgame. And that's your Balls to the

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got to guess what the blank partshould be. First, one winner claims
one point three billion billion dollar powerballjackpot has blank. Winner claims one point
three billion dollar powerball jackpot has blank, heart attack down syndrome, has diabetes

(01:07:23):
hernias, has multiple winning tickets ticket. Oh, I like that. One
has a has a forged ticket,fake tickets. Yes, do that one
tickets. Three people are claiming theone point three billion dollar powerball jackpot ticket

(01:07:44):
that was sold in Oregon. Changsayfawn To and his wife Dude Pan are
splitting half of the jackpot, anda friend, Liza Chow, gets the
other half. They took a lumpsum, so after taxes they divide four
hundred and twenty two million dollar.Cheng, who goes by Charlie, has
been battling cancer for six years andhas been on disability. He immigrated to

(01:08:10):
the US in ninety four and hasworked as a machinist making aircraft parts before
getting the cancer. First thing hereis why he plan to do pay his
medical bills and then buy a house. You shouldn't have to win the lottery
to deal with cancer. Dot testsblank drones. The dot tests blank drones.

(01:08:35):
Uh, well, I mean itcould be new drones. It could
be self flying drones, drones thatshoot at you, like drones for over
the water somewhere right, drones likethe the rones make a bridge. I

(01:09:02):
don't know. Spray painting drones arebeing tested to remove graffiti in Washington State.
The state Department of Transportation is runninga pilot program in Tacoma and Olympia
with drones that can paint over graffitiand hard to reach places like overpasses,
bridges, and walls. The droneshave a tube that connects to a paint

(01:09:23):
supply on the ground. The dotworkers are being trained as drone operators.
The tests are being done in constructionzones where lanes are already closed because drones
can't be flown over moving traffic.If the test are successful, the program
could be expanded next year to otherareas. So they're using their paint cans,

(01:09:43):
so that are going to have tohave like a little hand or arms
on these drones. No, again, there's a tube that runs that connects
to a paint supply on the ground. Okay, interesting, So they have
like a five gallon bucket of paint. We'll just use that for example.
You shove the tube in there andthen show the other end of the tube
into the drone of Okay, FCCfinds mobile carriers, blank, it's a

(01:10:10):
dollar figure. FCC finds mobile carriers, blank. How much? Seven point
three million dollars. That's just thenumber up pulled out of my head.
Let's go with a billion dollars.Well, let's just go with four dollars,
Lindsey, since we're looking for adollar amount. I don't like that

(01:10:30):
the FCC finds mobile carriers four dollars. I think it's a big number because
they've been using or selling our information. The nation's leading mobile carriers are being
hit with a hefty fine by theFCC for illegally illegally sharing access to customers

(01:10:51):
location data without consent. In anews release on Monday, the FCC and
T Mobile is being fined more thaneight eight million dollars at and T more
than fifty seven million dollars, andVerizon just under forty seven million. The
FSASY also issued a twelve million dollarfine to Sprint, which was purchased by

(01:11:11):
T Mobile. The fines cap afour year investigation that began under the Trump
administration. All the carriers said theyintend to appeal. Now that equals about
two hundred million dollars that they gotfined. That's not even even a half
percent of their revenue. I wasjust sitting there thinking that same thing.
That ain't nothing for those gets.They don't care. That is not enough
for them to change anything. Yeah, yeah, why appeal, Just write

(01:11:33):
a check. Blank teases another secretclub show under a fake name. It's
the band, of course. Blankteases another secret club show under a fake
name. Secret club show. Huhuh okay, god smack because they I
mean, I think they're rounding outthere vibes to her right now, So

(01:11:57):
I could see that happening Green Dayas well. Green Day. Why didn't
they just do a little pop upshow? Uh huh okay, So I'm
gonna go with Green Day. I'mgonna go with Green Day on that one
Green Day. Last year, MotleyCrue played a gig at the small Underwood
Club in London under the name Dogsof War. Now that their new single,

(01:12:20):
weirdly named Dogs of War is out, it looks like the band is
going to do do it again underanother fake name. The band posted a
flyer on social media for a showin May six at New York's Bowery Ballroom
for a concert by the band nineteeneighty one, which is crew. Tickets
for the Secret show go on saleFriday. I'm not much of a marketer,

(01:12:41):
don't know much about the rock androll lifestyle, but it isn't secret
if it's on your page. Right. New Pearl Jam album debuts at blank.
New Pearl Jam album debuts at blank. Fiftieth debuts that it could be

(01:13:02):
number one, but I doubt that. Oh yeah, but that's just my
personal opinion. I was thinking ofsome sort of festival, but I guess
it would be my number yeah,I mean yeah, I wasn't even think
of festivals. I was thinking oflike rankings, and you know. The
album debut so okay, debuts atnumber pearl Like number one. Pearl Jam's

(01:13:28):
latest album debuts at number five onthis week's Billboard two hundred album chart.
Dark Matter is the band's thirteenth albumto hit the top ten, and their
first since Gigaton also opened at numberfive and twenty twenty. The title cut
of the album was released more thana month ago and top Billboard's mainstream Rock
airplay chart. Pearl Jam kicks offin North American and tour of their Dark
Matter World Tour, which shows Saturdayin Vancouver, British Columbia. I listened

(01:13:53):
to the full album. It's okay, it's fine, Yeah, it's it's
it's fine, it's not horrible.We're never gonna another ten absolutely new album,
ten dude. I listened to itthe other day after I listened to
this, and then I listened toten right, it's stupid how good it
is. Serge Tonkyn announces blank.Serge tonky in Tanakian tank Can announces blank

(01:14:18):
retirement. Finally he's like, youknow what, it ain't happening. We've
been teasing you guys, frears.No, he just ain't gonna do it.
I want to retire or I mean, it could have announced that they
are getting back together and they're gonnago on a you know, a European
tour, new album. Sure thatworks out too. I think with a

(01:14:42):
new album comes a tour of sorts. Surge ten Can is releasing a new
solo EP in September. DP istitled Foundations System of Downsinger told Metal Hammer
about this EP. It's five songs. We just shot five videos for it
last week with members of the SECbackup band, which was really fun,
and we're gonna put it out inSeptember. We're actually gonna start leaking some

(01:15:05):
material as early as next month.He added. The reason I'm putting it
out is that archivial nature of writinga book made me look into songs from
different periods of time. So oneof the songs is from early Systems Days,
for example, that I've never putout that I'd never worked with system
on. A couple of the songsare from my early two thousand and seven
two thousand and eight solo record period. Huh, but didn't fit the record

(01:15:29):
elect the Dead released in two thousandand seven. Yeah, I don't see
it doing that well. I don'teven know he had a solo Yeah,
that's why I don't see it doingvery well. Bruce Dickinson of what what
band? Oh ooh oomy? Yeah, boy take can oooh ooh ooh,
I'm gonna kick myself. Yeah,any guests fun? Yeah, it's older.

(01:15:53):
That's not a band, but Iknow name a band, any band?
No, any band, first onethat pops in your ring, Go
and the Twisted Sister, No GimpieIron Maiden. Bruce Dickinson's scolded fans.
Oh wait, Bruce Dickinson calls out, fans for blank. Oh I saw

(01:16:16):
this. That's why I'm so peo so Bruce Dickinson a twisted sister,
lindsay, what did he get madat fans for? He couldn't breathe?
What he couldn't that the fault?Yeah? Right? Were they smothering him?
Was it a dog pile on theBruce? He couldn't breathe. It

(01:16:36):
was too smoky, too smoky lsyes, because it was covered in smoke.
He couldn't breath. Stop you're smokingwhile I'm playing Mustache. Bruce Dickinson
scolded fans that were smoking during hisconcert in Brazil. The Iron Maiden front
man paused his concert to let fansknow that he had had it with the
smoke in the building. Video footagecaptured the singer dishing out the creism while

(01:17:00):
on stage after his performance was affectedby the poor air quality. He told
the crowd, I do apologize forcoffin. Some of you efforts are smoking.
I can't f and breathe, uhTanya, Bruce's basis can't breathe.
He then called out a fan inthe crowd, saying, you with the
effing vape over there? Yeah,it's not you, but please effing do
that outside? All right. Iam not a fan of smoking. I'm

(01:17:26):
not a fan of vaping. I'mnot a fan of doing it in front
of me. Also, shut up, right, question a real rock star,
Bruce. He was in Brazil whenhe did this? Would he have
would he do that if you werehere, if he were in the United
States performing? What are you implyingthat Brazilians smoke more? I don't know
what you're doing. No, I'mjust saying, like, because he was

(01:17:48):
in another country, do you thinkhe would have done that here? Like
he reception right, And I'm askingyou a question back of what are you
implying? What have that happens therethat makes him comfortable to do that?
I don't know. I just feellike maybe he wouldn't because he was in
another country, Like maybe he thoughtlike, well, surely they wouldn't.

(01:18:08):
It won't. Me looking like adick here is different from me looking like
a dick over there. So whenhe's in America country, well, when
he's in America, he's in anothercountry because he's not from America, right,
Okay. So, and I thinka lot of the venues that he
plays they play here in Oakland orexcuse me in America or non smoking thinking
like the b Okay arena shows,right, so he doesn't have that problem,

(01:18:32):
okay, but other countries where theirregulations are a lot looser, that's
something you got to deal with,man, and it's it's just part of
the gig. You suck it upand you keep on playing. I go
back to this is the same wayI feel about wedding. You know,
brides on their deck. You can'tcontrol everything. Oh yeah, no,
uh. Either offers update on blankceither offers update on blank. Was there

(01:18:59):
a health there is anyone down?But I don't think they've put an album
out in a long time either,So I could see that where they have
an update on on new music,new see their music. I mean you
got to think, when was thelast time see the put out something new.
I'm just gonna try to look realquick. Nobody praying for me in

(01:19:25):
twenty fourteen, I think is theone that I can come up with.
That's a long time see their fanswill have new music from the band this
year. Front man Sean Morgan toldthe media, Yeah, we've got plans
to release a new album this year, I believe. Without giving too many
specifics. We're looking probably first singlesomewhere in July and then an album in

(01:19:45):
September, so yeah, pretty soon. See there's last album was twenty twenty
ceev Basin Parabellum. Okay, yeah, sure, Blank announces price hike.
Blank announces price hike. I meanit's probably Netflix again or Amazon, one

(01:20:10):
of those streaming services. I think. Oh, I don't think it's Netflix.
Okay. I think they are goingto in the future, but I
don't think it's them yet. Okay, I think it's the the NBC one.
I think it's Peacock. A PeacockNBC's Universal's Peacock streaming service. We'll

(01:20:34):
see a price hide just before thesummer Olympics. The monthly subscription fee for
Cock Premium will jump two dollars toseven ninety nine no starting July eighteenth for
new subscribers. Meanwhile, the pricefor the mostly ad free Cock Premium Plus
will go up to thirteen ninety ninea month. The new prices will go

(01:20:56):
into effect for existing subscribers in August. Still cheaper than Netflix, isn't it
a lot? Yeah? But noteven comparable, right right? Not even
comparable. Peacock's done a good job. They've got some good content, but
not even close to Netflix Netflix endlesscontent they do have. They Bill put
out some new movies that are stillin theaters, which is awesome. So
does Netflix not in theaters though theydo new movies. Yes that aren't in

(01:21:21):
theaters. Oh that are in theaters. Uh sure, yes, I've never
seen that. Yeah, because yournose is so far up Peacock. Blank
nabs sixty five million viewers in firsttwo weeks of availability. Blank nabs sixty

(01:21:42):
five million viewers in first two weeksof availability. What do you think that
is, Linda? That show thatyou told me to watch? But have
you watched it? Not yet?Well, they were not one of these
new viewers. Are you listen?It's on the list. I got it.
No, it's one of those showsI want to watch with Kevin.
I'm like dude or just he's wegotta watch. Wait until Naked and Afraid

(01:22:04):
is done for real? That isAmazon's Fallout series. The Fallout television series
is proving to be a hit.Based on the video game franchise. The
series has been seen by sixty fivemillion viewers in the first sixteen days of
availability on Prime. The numbers makeit the second most watched title ever on

(01:22:27):
the platform and the most watched sincetwenty twenty two. Amazon also said the
show was most watched ever among thoseeighteen thirty four. I'm halfway through it.
Okay, it's not bad, Okay, but I don't think it's the
best post like apocalyptic show. Okay. Ever, Yeah, it's different.

(01:22:49):
I'm pretty biased because I'm a fanof the video games. I have them
all, played them all. Sowhen I heard about this, I was
like, hell, yes, signme up. And you know me,
I don't binge watch shows really atall, whatsoever? Few here and there.
I'm just now wrapping up Sopranos,right, you know. So I
was very impressed with it. What'sthe the one on on HBO Last of

(01:23:11):
Us? Yeah, it isn't asgood as Last of Us. Okay,
Okay, that's fair. It's justdifferent, different. Different. The storytelling
is kind of hard to deal withbecause they do a lot of flashing around.
Yeah, and like with with Fallout, they don't have like a lot
of you know, zombies, monsterstuff like that. You've got your ghouls,
but it's mostly just you know,raiders, you know, people that

(01:23:33):
didn't live in the Bunkers. Ithink it's good, Like video game wise,
I think they nailed it. Yeahfor sure. I just the storytelling.
I don't like the writing, Likewhen how can I do this without
giving too much away? When thosetwo people hook up? Okay and that
crazy thing happens? Yeah, andshe's got the thing over eye. Yeah,

(01:23:57):
like I knew I saw that showingup Ilo. Yeah. Yeah.
But I mean you can say anyshow is not kind of predictable, kind
of like that, you know.But nonetheless, I'm like, again,
I'm biased. I'm biased because Ilike the games. Yeah, but I'm
entertained by it. I'm gonna keepit's I'm not I'm not abandoning it right
right, But in terms of apocaelUp, yep, those shows about the

(01:24:19):
world after it's over. Uh it'sI even have The Walking Dead above it
and Fear the Walking Dead above it. Okay, well, okay, that's
interesting. Yeah, because it's good, but I don't think it's It doesn't
have me on nerve on edge.You just can't wait to see that next
episode because that's where I was.I was like, I gotta watch the

(01:24:39):
next one, going, sure,on going, So yeah, my filter
at the best I'm just I'm notlike I watched Fear the Walking Dead or
any of the other ones, andI remember being like, oh man,
yeah, this feels so real.Right, this does not feel real at
all. It feels very made up. Oh yeah, total fictional. Like
I get what you're saying with onthat. Then with that kind of looking

(01:25:00):
at it like that, I cansee where you're at because Last of Us
minus some of the monsters and stuff, you know, feels like it could
really happen. Walking Dead same way, this just seems a little weird,
but neat. I mean, anyapocalyptic post apocalyptic movie TV show, that's
to me an element that's got toexist. Right, So Will Smith in

(01:25:24):
one right right with legend I amlegend that one has tons of moments of
like, oh man, this feelslike it could be real. Absolutely.
I'll tell you what. The WalterGoggins man, he is one hell of
an underbrated actor. Yeah, youknow. I remember seeing him for the
first time and Vice Principals with DannyMcBride. I was like, who's this
guy? And then again in TheRighteous Gemstones, I was like, all

(01:25:45):
right, I'm on board with WalterGoggins Jr. And then like with this
role. Boy, he has nailedit in this role. Good for him.
Yeah, very underrated. I appreciateit all right, Moving on,
uh survey. According to a survey, what moms really want for blank,
Well, I mean we do havethat one holiday that's coming up, but

(01:26:09):
we they could also what moms reallywant for dinner or what moms really want
for sexy time, what moms reallywant for their children for Christmas? Right,

(01:26:30):
but it's got to be Mother's Day. It has to be Mother's Day,
which is this weekend the following one. Sixty percent of moms spending Mother's
Day surrounded by sorry. Sixty percentof moms said spending Mother's Day surrounded by
family is better than anything. Accordingto a new survey, fifty percent of
mothers said would like some alone timeon their special holiday. I don't think

(01:26:51):
it's the type of a lone timeGIMPI would imply. And a third,
thirty two percent of moms would loveto have a spotless home for Mothers Day
without having to do the cleaning themselves. That sounds nice, which one this
cleaning right, and the alone time, but like and the kids around like

(01:27:13):
and true mom wife woman fashion.They all contradict themselves. I want I
want of the kids around. Iwant to be alone. Corner of Americans
are afraid of losing blank their retirementfund. I thought we lost that a
long time ago. Yeah, theirmind. Uh huh, same thing,
lost that a long time ago.Losing their freedoms, keys, their guns,

(01:27:40):
guns, guns, that's good.Yeah, using religion, they're cheese.
This is not an aureum song.Americans are afraid of losing to the
Chinese. One in four Americans withthe job or worried about losing it,

(01:28:00):
according to a new survey. Athird are concerned they're falling behind or don't
have the skills they need to besuccessful, while twenty five percent are worried
about the job market. Twenty twopercent know they work in an unstable business
or industry. To give them asense of job security, some are taking
on more work forty two percent,learning a new skill forty percent, and

(01:28:21):
contributing above their job title. Worriedabout losing your job lendsing, No,
we're told all the time, Toldwhat we're told all the time, how
much we are appreciated and wanted.We want you guys to be here,
gimpie one hundred percent, you onehunderdcent worried about losing your job. I

(01:28:41):
didn't think it happened at any pointin time, you know. And that's
the downfall of corporate America, andeven then even in some of the private
yeah, not even corporate America exactly. So yeah, I'm just a number.
I am just another cog in themachine, and they can replace me
at any point in time. Ithink. From me, I'm not worried
about it because a bunch of peopleI've never met, that don't know me,

(01:29:03):
have probably never listened to the show, would make the decision, all
right, And I can't help that, right absolutely. I mean I don't
stay up at night thinking about it, if that's what you mean by worrying.
Have I lost sleep over it now? But there is a fear there
that like especially especially you know ifyou think of the past, what ten

(01:29:24):
years that I've been here, Yeah, but at ten years, it's that's
a thing, right when it happensfor over a decade of people getting fired,
like downsizing, if you will,That is just the way the cookie
crumbles. Yeah, that's the wayit works. It sucks, and I
don't want to be that crumb.So uh, all right, we got
to take a break. We'll beback. Rush of a Big Man Morning

(01:29:45):
Show is nast ninety seven m.Good morning, it's the Big Morning Show.
Has saw this text and I feellike I should address it, says,
honestly, it's sex they sold kmOdi Di iHeart. You guys have

(01:30:05):
been only stationed with that corporate statement. Listen, we have been a part
of this company for over twenty fiveyears, maybe longer. Yeah, that's
sounds all right. So I don'tknow what you're talking about. It's always
been this way. The company's evolvedover time. But we were talking about

(01:30:30):
Mother's Day. Apparently there's a bigargument on who should be celebrating Mother's Day.
I'm hoping mothers. Yeah. Youngermoms are saying that grandma's shouldn't be
honored on the holiday because they aren'tactive moms. Wow. Grandmas are like,
hold, you're harshish that motherhood isfor life. Young moms want to

(01:30:55):
be able to do something different thantheir everyday stuff, and older moms want
to be recognized for the hard work. Apparently the debate continues. Some families
are finding a happy medium by havinga multi generational celebration. Every family is
different, so they get a decidedor the I gotta be honest, I've
never thought of it as like grandmaor whatever. Now in my house,

(01:31:15):
we try to do something for mywife on Mother's Day. We do something
with my mom and her mom beforethat, and sometimes we incorporated all together,
which makes sense. You know thatday is in your house, that's
her special day, that's your lady'sspecial day. But you got to celebrate
some you know everybody else, Sowhy not do it early or the day.

(01:31:39):
I think you either a have resentmentbecause it's not your mom, it's
your husband's mother, right, oryou you have resentment towards your mother if
you feel that way very well.Could be Yes, definitely, because I
agree. You don't stop being amom. No just because your your kid

(01:32:04):
had kids. No, the onlytime you stop being a mom is when
you die. Yeah, and Iwould argue you're still a mom, you're
just not here to you know,shake your finger telling them you look fat.
Yeah, I'm glad that my mom'snot here to fat shame me anymore.
It's a real thing, dude,Right moms. A lot of moms

(01:32:26):
do it to their daughters. Theydon't all just say you're fat, but
they say other things, yeah,yeah, or this this is mild,
timer, that's what you're gonna wear. Yeah, no, it's fine.
I mean I wouldn't wear it.I'm just Yeah. Dads don't do that

(01:32:47):
with their sons, no, butsome do it with their daughters. Oh
yeah, for sure, Oh forsure. Yeah. My daughter is nineteen
now, okay, but when shewas fifteen, sixteen, fourteen, you
know, wanting to dress all scantily, and I'm like, nay, nay,
nay, nay, nay nay nay, no, no, I do

(01:33:09):
not want you to wear it.Puts some damn clothes on, or moms
will tell the dads tell your daughternot to wear that, or not to
wear a hair like that. Whatdads do to sons are like, well,
that's not a job, right,You're gonna let her talk to you
that way, right, right,That's not how I would do that.

(01:33:30):
Yeah, isn't a funny hell thatworks out? You would think we'd have
all that under control by now.Right To not shame your kids in any
way at all, whatsoever, youknow, because that traumatizes them, That
builds deep scars later on down theroad. Do you know the meme and
it shows mister incredible, and itshows like people that know people that don't
know, and it's like he's incolor and then he's in black and white,

(01:33:54):
and then usually it's some girl whokills kills herself or something. But
like, if you go down arabbit hole of these memes, they're dark.
Say what kind of darkest memes?Where you looking? Well, it's
dark. It's intended to be dark. Doesn't makes sense, right, because
you're like, oh, she looksso happy. Unbeknownst to you, the
rest of the picture is bad stuff. Right anyway, Huh, there's one

(01:34:15):
that has to do with parenting,and it's the smiling mister incredible that implies
breaking the cycle, right, andthen the dark mister incredible of creating new
psychological problems. Yeah, I guesswe never will get over that, will
we. So you may be breakingthe cycle of co parenting or whatever,

(01:34:36):
but creating some other problem that youcan't see, right, that will come
up in their therapy session later ondown the road. Right. That's why
I think some parents, when yousee them confronted on TV or maybe in
real life, are like, Iwas just doing the best I can.
I don't know what you want fromme all you can do as a parent
or and right, you're an adult. Now it's time for you to understand.

(01:35:01):
So what right? Right? Weshould be implementing that at a young
age. I'm hungry. Can Ihave a peanut butter of jolly? No?
So what? It gets so madat me. My kids are six
and eight. They're young, andthey'll go I want X, Y and
Z. My wife will get upand I'm like, nope, they can

(01:35:23):
get it, right. That's oneof the greatest pleasures of being a parent,
when your kids can finally take careof themselves, even if it is
making a sandwich, a bowl ofcereal, whatever rents and at your dishes.
Yeah, my wife just gets that. My wife just gets up and
goes, I'm not listening to you. She doesn't want to turn it off.

(01:35:45):
And that's fine. The reason they'regoing to be spoiled later in life.
Right titled pacification of America. Right, it's the mother's fault. There
are days you just want to continuedoing things for them. I get it,
there are right, But as Itell my wife, you've got to
be consistent with that. You can'tjust because you're feeling nurturing that day and
not on your period right now.You know, you got to have that.

(01:36:08):
There's got to be a consistency withthat, or you're going to confuse
the s out of them and thatbuilds more problems. Yes, they're like,
it's it's it's Simon says. Atthat point, they're like, I
don't know what to do. Goodmorning, It's the Big Mad Morning Show.

(01:36:31):
Nine one, eight four six,Oh, k m O D.
You can also text b MMS andthen what you want to say to eight
two nine four five. Let's seewhat Lindsay has for Balls to the Wall
Sports. Kansas City chiefs said everyintent to remain in Arrowhead Stadium, extending

(01:37:03):
the lease in a renovated facility instadium complex that would keep the franchise in
the state of Missouri for the nextseveral decades. The renovation plans still have
a hurdle to clear, and nowthe state of Kansas is ready to pounce.
The State of Kansas is looking toapprove a House bill that would change
the certain criteria for Star Sales Taxand Revenue Bonds qualification. STAR bonds are

(01:37:26):
a financing tool that allows Kansas municipalitiesto issue bonds to finance the development of
major commercial, entertainment and tourism projects. In this case, the attempt to
lure the Chiefs to cross the stateline from Missouri to Kansas is in play.
The bill will also require any prosports team development to include a thirty
thousand plus seat complex or at leastone billion in investment. This is also

(01:37:50):
an attempt to lure the Royals newstadium plans into Kansas. The Kansas City
Chiefs announced plans to renovate Geha Fieldat Arrowhead Stadium this year, but those
plans may be changing thanks to somedevelopments. Earlier this month, the voters
in Jackson County, Missouri, rejecteda sales tax measure that would have helped

(01:38:11):
fund major renovations to Arrowhead Stadium anda new downtown ballpark for the Kansas City
Royals. With the measure not beingpassed, the Chiefs may have to look
elsewhere and build a new stadium.A potential moved to Kansas. Doesn't force
the Chiefs to relocate to another cityif they can't reach a deal with Jackson
County. Kansas legislation doesn't have toput a stadium sales tax up to vote,

(01:38:34):
giving the Chiefs an option they'll stronglyconsider. I do feel very much
a sense of urgency, and wewill approach it from a broader perspective going
forward because time is short for usat this point, so we need to
see what other options are out therefor us. Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt said
at the conclusion of the draft onSaturday, via a team transcript. I

(01:38:57):
really can't speculate on how any ofthat is going to turn out. Arrowhead
Stadium is a special place for ourfamily and our fan base. That was
one of the reasons we focused onit with our last effort. Going forward,
it may make more sense for usto be in a new stadium.
I think what's unique about this situationcompared to other teams is that his dad

(01:39:24):
owned that team and they were inthat stadium so much. In fact,
their home is in the stadium.Oh wow, his dad's Yes, his
dad, the original owner, ClarkHunt home inside the stadium. Wow.
So you don't just throw that away, right. I'm not saying they won't.

(01:39:45):
That is obviously an entire is apossibility. It's just not as an
easy of a decision. I think, as oh Kansas wants us to move
ten miles away. Mm hmm.Do you see what I'm saying? Like
there's all so much, there's alittle bigger sentimental value attached to because of
his dad. I think he's justbeing kind of greedy and doesn't want to

(01:40:08):
put up his own money totally.I was just about to say, with
these billionaires, why don't they justfront the bill. They'll get their money
back right now. You'll get itright back, because you don't get you
don't get rich by using your money, right I get it. But also
you can't take that money with youwhen you die, so come on,
I mean not everybody believes that.I know it. And that's your balls

(01:40:30):
to the wall sports. I'm lindsayin ninety seven five km movie, Good
morning, It's the Big Man MorningShow, nine four six oh kmod.
You can also text bmms and thenwhat you want to say to eight two,

(01:40:51):
nine, four or five. Joiningus on the line right now is
Justin Gorski from the Tulsa Dowlers.Hey, buddy, Hey, good morning,
how are you? Good morning man? Justin is on the line with
us because today you guys have aneleven am start for a game. You
do these every so often day baseballgames are quite the event that happened down

(01:41:12):
at One Oak Field. Yeah,they are. The gates that are just
opened about ten minutes ago, andwe got kids filing in already. We
got about four thousand kids that arecoming out today, and obviously we had
some rain overnight, but the tarpwas on the field and we're ready to
play some baseball. We got firstpitch at eleven o'clock today, so we're
we're ready to rock and roll overhere. Let's talk about the magic of
day baseball, especially when the kidsfrom the schools are there. The atmosphere

(01:41:36):
is unlike anything else. It isso much fun. These kids are in
it and they're cheering, and obviouslythey're away from school. So we do
we do an educational component for eachone of our day games. Today's our
anti bullying day, so Hornsby willbe doing a show on the field with
his anti bullying program, and allthese kids are out here. They get
to have, you know, hotdogs and enjoy themselves and it's just such

(01:41:59):
a great day and hopefully they sleepwell tonight after the game. I know
the teachers will right and the kidscheer just as much as the adults do.
But it's just a different type ofcheering. The way the kids get
involved. Oh, absolutely absolutely.We do all sorts of fan prompts.
Today, We'll do the SpongeBob singalong, We'll have kids music going all

(01:42:19):
day long. But it is justa blast to see them out here and
having fun. And you know,this may be for some of the kids
some of the only times they geta chance to come out during the years.
So we love having them here andwe love day baseball, and we
talk about this every year when youguys do day baseball games. We mentioned
the schools being out there, butif I'm a teacher or someone who runs
an organization with kids, it's probablya little too late to get out there

(01:42:41):
today. But how do I getmy kid involved, my school involved,
my classroom involved, to come downthere for a day game at one Oakfield.
Yeah, just give us a shout. We got another one coming up
here in two weeks on May fifteenthis another day game there. We do
have a summer camp one during thesummertime if your kids are out there,
and then we rolling back in thefall there too, so you could do
that right when school gets back inthe fall. So just give us a

(01:43:02):
shout. We'd love to chat withyou again. All of our school days
have educational components with it, soit's a great excuse to come out here
and really let your kids enjoy it. All Right, you guys are in
the final games of this long homestand, and so we got day baseball
today at eleven. Tomorrow, we'vegot a traditional start time at seven o'clock
as it's a T shirt night.Yeah, the first thousand fans tomorrow where

(01:43:27):
our partners with Rich Clothing over there. These guys are fantastic Tyson and the
crew over there. They're local companyout of Collinsville and they do a great
job. They're a great partner withus on this. We are doing Welcome
to Drillville T shirts tomorrow. They'rethe super soft shirts that we've done in
the past. So the first thousandfans into the ballpark tomorrow, we do
have different sizes, not all thesizes, but I got a lot of

(01:43:47):
sizes that you come in, youget basically a raffle ticket. You get
to go to your table, pickyour sized T shirt and then enjoy the
game. And then it's a youknow, we got the discounted drink specials
tomorrow you can't beat it. Threedollars for a sixteen ounce bud and bud
lights. It's a beautiful thing.So get to enjoy those tomorrow as well.
Yeah, fun little fact. Tysonwith Reach clothing, longtime listening to

(01:44:08):
the show, responsible for almost killingsomebody on the show one time. Not
a joke. Oh, I'm gonnahave to ask him about that quite a
bit. I'm gonna have to hearthat story. Tyson's a good guy,
all right. And we've got familyfour packs we're gonna give away to the
game on Thursday. If you wouldlike to be a part of that.
So once she call right now nowmine eight four to six, Oh kmod

(01:44:29):
to get on the list to getin there. Talk to Gimpe to get
in for the Thursday night game thatstarts at seven with Springfield Cardinals. Friday
Fireworks again man, Yeah, it'sanother huge fireworks show and it's Marvel dependers
of the Diamond Knight too. Sowe created this awesome logo with Marvel.
It's like a superhero Hornsby kind oflooks like Thor And we'll be wearing jerseys

(01:44:49):
and hats and you can buy themerchandise and we'll auction off the jerseys that
the guys are wearing on the field, so really really cool tie in to
Marvel there as big as Marvel.This is amazing and we're so cool to
be a part of it. Andit's a custom brand just for us that
you can only get here at theballpark on Friday night, right, And
we should point out there are manypeople that try to do something like this,

(01:45:10):
but this is Marvel has given thenod to this. This is a
official Marvel type of thing. Thisisn't some knockoff. No, this is
designed by Marvel's designers. We partneredwith them. We went back and forth
with them, and they basically marvelizedHornsby and the drillers and we are tying
into all that. And it's sucha cool theme. They'll be playing movie
clips throughout the day. Just ablast going on. And the if you're

(01:45:32):
not that type of nerd, butyou're another type of nerd, Friday nights
the night might be that might befor you. I'm sorry, Saturday night
might be the night for you ifyou're not a Marvel night. Yeah,
yeah, May the Fourth be withyou, So we are May the fourth.
It's Star Wars night. Here atthe ballpark. So rolling it back
again with another huge fireworks show kindof our Comic Con weekend. If you

(01:45:54):
would a little bit Marvel on Fridaynight, Star Wars on Saturday night.
I'm not a big Star Wars guymyself, but our staff there's a ton
of people over there, and weactually design this jersey with Jar Jar Binks
and it is completely out of therealm of anything that I know about Star
Wars or anything that's going on there. But everyone will lasts every time they

(01:46:15):
see the jersey, and I don'tthink everyone's done a Jar Jar Binks jersey
before. Yeah, and if youI mean Friday fireworks on both nights you
got, if you will the oneOak version of Comic Con happening. That's
a great night of baseball happening.But if you want some day baseball,
Sunday is going to be the dayfor you with your family. Yeah,
family down Sunday. It's also SinkleDay Mayo there, so all kids eat
free on Sunday. The first fivehundred fans are going to actually get a

(01:46:38):
driller or sombrero when you come intothe ballpark. We're doing dollars street tacos
Margarita specials, Medello specials. We'regoing to celebrate Sinkle Day. Mayo.
Kids can play catch on the fieldand there's a again all the kids can
run the bases after the game.So Sundays are some of my favorite days
out here at the ballpark. Let'stalk about the food quickly too. Justin

(01:46:58):
you guys have this. If youcome in with your appetite, you have
this hot dog with fries that shoulddefinitely it might take you all nine innings
right to eat it, but itis a talk about this mammoth of an
item you can get at one oakField when you're watching the Drillers. Yeah,
it's called the Boomtown Cony. Youcan get that at the House Divided

(01:47:18):
Stand and it's basically a two footlong hot dog that comes with three pounds
of French fries, so you canget it with chili or without chili there.
And it's funny. We've seen quitequite a few people come in and
they'll get like three or four ofthem in their group and they'll try to
see who can finish it first orbe the first one. I have yet

(01:47:39):
to see anyone finish it by themselves. This is definitely a family meal if
you want something like that. It'sjust so unique and fun and it takes
great pictures and honestly it's pretty deliciousas well. Justin, can I ask
you, have you had it withthe beer cheese on it? No?
I have not, but you imagineright there? Yeah, well, I

(01:48:00):
mean that's that's a separate conversation,right. I mean, the beer cheese
that you guys have at one oakField is maybe some of the best beer
cheese I've ever had. Yeah.I again, I have a very soft
spot for that beer cheese. Ibasically from the pretzels to the chicken fingers,
to the fries, and even ifI get a burger, everything is
being dunked in that beer cheese.So that on the Boomtown that may be

(01:48:24):
something different there. I like thatone. We'll get your tickets Tulsa Drillers
dot Com for this home stand.Fireworks two nights in a row. We
got drink specials on Thursday, andthe game doors are already opened for the
game that's happening today, A littleBusinessman special happening down at one oak Field.
Justin. Good luck with the finalgames for this home stand, and
we'll talk again soon. Makes youreget your tickets Toulsa Drillers dot Com.

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Thanks so much, We'll see yousoon. Take at break and we'll be
back. The Big Man Morning Showreturns next Tulsa's Morning Show. Good morning,
It's the Big Man Morning Show.Lindsay, what'd you learn today?

(01:49:11):
I learned Walmart's closing their healthcare centersand that's the last time the words Walmart
and health will be used in thesame sentence. And I also learned that
babing's bad for me, but Ican't really remember. Why can be what
you learned today? Oh? Learnthat Lindsay was putting herself in everyone this
morning. And I also learn thatyou can get your fudge packed in uranus

(01:49:34):
right on the side of the roadfor everybody to watch take pictures. I
learned uranus bring your kids. Iwas gonna say it in a different way,
but I felt like it was wayinappropriate, probably. And I also
learned that pasta story was tortally hilarious. Tortalini hilarious. I get to use

(01:49:55):
it two days in a row,Yes, Gorpy, and say make sure
that dishwasher is noted right. It'sLindsay stops tracking my cycle man daddy,
Can I get a call? Ineed brow? Yeah? What lay?

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