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May 2, 2024 132 mins
HAPPY FRIGGIN' "A" FRIDAY EVE!!!! The Hulkster Got A Posthumous Message From Rowdy Roddy Piper, Beaten With Chicken, Thieves Steal 1,000 Pounds Of Smoked Salmon, Things The Opposite Sex Does In The Bedroom That We Hate, Conspiracy Theory Thursday, We Talk Sports With Melega, Top List, & Medical Gaslighting!!!
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See what Gimpi wants to talk about. We got conspiracy theory Thursday and
we'll talk to Mike Malega. Youmight not know this, but Sego de

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Mayo is on May fifth. He'sSinkos anyway. Uh So, that's Sunday
and we're doing our Ante Daniel takingto myow block party at Los Cabo's and
Jinks I just got an email toclarify some information. All y'all mariachi.

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I love a good mariachi. Yeah, begnatta breaks so letting kids hit pinatas
I'm hoping. I'm hoping kids Okay, would you get in on a little
and you have to action, nota little blind hoole spinning around a couple
of times. Let's you swing abat at any random direction while people are
around. No, no, no, I don't think so. Yeah,

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because it's kind of like that machinethat you put the quarters in and punch
to see howard you can punch it. Oh yeah, and then you're like,
ah, I could do better,right, And then if it becomes
a big old contest, yeah,what are we doing? Also, I
don't eat two thrills that much.Face painting and balloon animals. Oh yeah,
tournament style cornhole. There'll be othergames and of course beard beer and

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food specials. I don't know aboutBeard specials, but beer and food specials.
So that's happening, and it's saidgood to mile. We'll be there
from three to five, but Ithink it starts at like it's an all
day event for sure. Yeah yeah, and it'll go all day and all
night, even though it's a Sunday, and and I'm sure people still got

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to work tomorrow or the next day. People will still go out and celebrate
full force man. Absolutely, yeah, they have this thing at Los Cabos.
It's a chicken breast and it's cutopen like they make a little pocket
with it. Yeah, and theyput pepper jack and jalapenos yeah, and

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cheriso and then deep fry it.Yeah, it's so good. And I
don't like straight halopanos, but ohmy god. Yeah. Anyway, so
that's happening on Sunday, I mayor may not be. Oh and then
they cover in Queso. Oh yeah, watering. So again, that's happening

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Sunday at the eighth Daniel Senko TomayoBlock Party at Los Cabos and Jinks will
be there from three to five.And because it's a go to my our
tops today is our top five Mexicandishes, not like plates and bowls and
stuff like ones. A little redyou gotta have right in there, or
the blue, that royal blue color. You know what, I just realized.
I'm not a big fan of coloron my plates, like patterns and

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stuff. Okay, just a plainwhite plate is good. Blue or green
or whatever solid color, Yeah,lose my food in it, I'm not
I would rather not have a greenplate. Green is a very when it
comes to food, not like vegetablesand stuff like that, but it just
reminds me of like baby puke.Okay what I'm saying. So it's a
real turn off for me when itcomes to food. I look down and

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like it's all on a green plate, looks like somebody vomited and then put
my food on top. So nobroccoli in your worlds, No, no
talking about like food wise, I'mgood with it. You know, the
vegetables. It's just the color colorplate itself. Give me a red,
give me a blue, give mea white, but don't give me number
one, number one, number one. Have your best show on one Thursday.

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No problem plate color. Huh mygoodness, yeah yeah, heny who
We could talk about the world problemsif you'd like that. So we got
top list Mexican dishes will do thatfor our top list. Today, hul
Cogan is under her not underfire,but being scrutinized for something. He said,

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I've got the audio for this.He was doing an interview. I'll
just let you take a listen,buddy mind Roddy Piper passed away or Roddy
Roddy Piper, and he was reallytrying hard to you know, surrender and
try to get his life straight.So I mean we would text every single
day now in the wrestling business fortwenty five years. We couldn't stand each
other. We were at each other'sthroats. I know, it's predetermined all

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that. But he did not likeme and I did not like him,
and that's just how it was.Well, once we got older, and
you know, we basically had someconversations, and so we started talking a
lot, and he started asking meabout my spirituality. He really didn't connect,
but he was very curious, youknow, he wouldn't surrender. And

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all of a sudden he passes awayand it was an a and he special
about Roddy Piper and the very thingwhen they get ready to go to credits.
It wasn't a text message, butit was a text message that was
a voice message on the text,you know, so he must have.
But this text message came in twodays after he died, and the text

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message goes, I'm just loving you, my brother. I'm just walking with
Jesus, walking with Jesus and lovingyou, my brother. I was like,
he would have never said that whenhe was here. So he's implying
that Roddy Piper sent him a voiceto text. You know, we can
record your audio to him after hedied, Okay, a little difficult,

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but I don't know that. Canyou schedule those sort of things, right?
I don't think so. But youdon't know when you're going I guess
maybe like when you're approaching your final, final, final days, you might
know that, Like, hey,I've just got a little bit of time
left on this earth, So I'mgonna go ahead and make a voice message
and then schedule it to send towhomever on next day, let's just say,

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like a week out. I don'tthink you can schedule text messages from
your phone. I don't think youcan either, But I can't think of
any other way outside of some kindof you know, miracle that that would
happen. So anyway, so hecomes under a little scrutiny for that interview,
right yeah, And then now I'vegot the audio of him sharing and
you're gonna hear the voice to text. Now in this interview, he says

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voicemail, Okay, but he clarifiedit's not a voicemail, it is a
voice text. And then so you'llhear the message from Roddy Piper, allegedly,
according to Hogan, from Beyond theground, you know, the news
came that he passed away, youknow, and I thought I got shot
in the chest with the cannon,you know, and it kind of like
knocked me off track for a coupleof days. And now all of a

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sudden I get those voice message.It was really weird because either my phone
was messed up. Sometimes you'll geta text message at that night when it
was sent to you in the morning, I'm walking with Jesus today, my
brother walking with Jesus, loving youand praying for you. That really spooped
me out, Like Ailien thing,you know, like close encounters, is

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just crazy to get a voice messagefrom somebody after they passed away, and
especially for him to say I'm lovingyou and walking with Jesus, my brother
just loving you and walking with Jesus. I was like, whoa totely screwed
me up because he's saying Roddy wasdiscovering his spirituality and had never ever said
anything like that. So the factthat he died, that message came saying

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he was like, he's putting twothings together, right, Which is kind
of getting lost in the communication fromhim, is that he's saying, Roddy
Piper never would say anything like thatever, because he was on his journey
to discover his spirituality right right whenhe was on that journey Okay, when
he was still alive and they werestill friends talking. Yeah, Like in
the end, he's implying that ithit him like a punch in the face

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that because he's walking hands with Jesusand he's like, hold on, JC,
let me make a quick call.I need to do a friend.
I would understand now that he saidthat, Like, sometimes your phone gets
messed up and you'll get messages laterthan what they were actually sent. That's
happened to me before. You know. I've gotten messages from friends that just

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pop up, you know, andI'll be like, what's this about it?
Like, oh I sent that daysago or whatever. Okay, glitch
in the system, whatever the caseis. So I could buy that so
far as again, if Roddy waslike towards the end and knew that he
was going to die, I hadthat feeling and he's like, all right,

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I'm gonna I'm gonna go ahead andface face it now. Because you
said he was just discovering his hisreligion right his fams journey. It was
on his journey. So maybe he'slike, I've got a feeling that like
things are gonna inend for me soon, So I'm just gonna go ahead and
call it now, Jesus take thewheel. Oh, by the way,
before I die, I want tosend this to the holster. And then

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glitch in the system didn't get ituntil two days after he died. Ah,
I'm just trying to make sense outof it. And to me,
I don't know. He had acardiac arrest, so it is possible he
was quite coherent. Yeah, butI'm having a little trouble piecing the sequence
of events. I am not savvyenough to understand if you sending text messages,

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if it cues up until it comesto quote back online, and how
often that happens. Okay, I'msure people are gonna say that's happened to
them. My theory is is thathul Cogan, super famous wrestler you know,
gets a lot of text messages,yeah, and does not always read

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them right away. Correct, verywell. Could be true. We've got
a couple of texts in here sayingthat you can schedule text messages. This
is I can schedule text message frommy phone. Do it all the time.
Another one, I've been able toschedule text for over a decade.
I do it for birthdays all thetime. That's not genuine, by the
way. Right, this one heresays this message is from an Android phone

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and has been scheduled to be sentto you three minutes after the time that
I have typed it. The optionsallow me to send it months in advance.
However, if I attach any pictures, I do not have the option
to schedule it to be sent inthe future. So an attachment like an
audio message, right, I say, continue to say, I believe an
audio recording would count as that attachedmedia. And another one on androids you

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can schedule text message androids you canschedule, but not attachments. According to
that, okay, yeah, I'venever had a need to schedule a text
message. Yea, yeah, yeah, unless somebody was like, hey,
remind me in a couple of daysor blah blah blah. But if that's
the case, I'm just right.I just tell my phone, you know,
push the button and tell bixby orwhatever, Hey, you know,

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set a reminder for X y Zin three days or whatever, and it
does that, and then a reminderpops up on my phone? Am I
watching I do that? That's awhole other thing to understand why people schedule
text messages. I kind of amwith you. I think he had the
message already on his phone and hejust hadn't met it exactly, and the
timing just happened to be coincidental thathe looked after he died, And how

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kind of cool that it was afterhe died, that he read it and
he's like, wow, he's walkingwith Jesus, and really he is at
this time. I mean, yougive the news, someone passes you,
probably scroll through your phone, lookat pictures whatever, so man exchange.
Yeah, somebody tells you. Ithink this is pretty good too. What
if one of his kids or someonesaw the text type but had not sent

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it and went ahead and hit sind. Okay, well that's a good logic
too. Yeah. I'm not sureabout voice messages, but I have a
sing song flip and I could scheduletextas and later. I doubt they had
it back when he died. Anotherexcellent point, right of well when did
he die? That's the question.Almost a decade ago. Yeah, so

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fourteen twenty fifteen, Okay, maybethe technology was there. I don't know.
I can't remember how much past yesterday. So maybe maybe the technology was
there because Android phones have always beenwill more advanced than the iPhone. I
mean, jokes aside, it ispretty much a true statement. They've had

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the widgets and stuff for a longtime. I mean really, and I'm
an iPhone girl, so yeah,yeah, twenty fifteen July, Okay,
maybe they did. Maybe they did. Maybe they had that twenty fifteen yeah

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yeah, because okay, so yeah, I've been here since twenty twelve,
and I've been a Samsung S seriesperson since the very beginning, so I
can tell you that at least onmy end, and I've never used before
that. But that doesn't mean anything. That doesn't mean that the technology didn't
exist. I know that that smartphone, that technology, I want to say,

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more than likely was there. Imean, I don't think it would
have been there from the beginning.No no, no, no, no
no no. But I got myfirst Samsung in like two thy eleven or
something like that, and then steadilyupgraded almost every year after that. This
phone that I have now is probablythe oldest one I've had ever because I'm

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just too lazy to upgrade and Idon't want an extra payment. Yeah,
there's obviously a little more context herewe would need about you know, I
don't know if the HTC Dream oneyeah had that ability. Yeah, Yeah,
that's another factor there. We don'tknow what kind of phone that Roddy

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had. Yeah, either way,I mean whatever makes the Hulk feel better
about himself, you know, helpshim sleep at night. Uh, somebody
texts in. I do it ifI know, if I know, I'm
calling it in the next day soI can turn my alarm on for the
next day. Wait till you textyourself. That makes no sense either.
I'm not sure about voice messages.Oh we did that one. Yeah.

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I don't understand why you would schedulea text if I know I'm calling in
the next day. Like you're notgoing to go to work, so you
schedule a text to remind you you'renot going to work. Well, that
doesn't make any sense, Okay,Like if you're so you can sleep in,
you schedule a text saying you're notgonna make it. Is that what

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you're saying? I guess, orit's like, hey, you know set
an alarm lying, Yeah, thatdoesn't make any damn sense. If you
if you don't feel well, andyou make the determination at midnight, you
call it midnight or you just callwhen you wake up, right. Huh
Yeah? Another text. I hada weird glitch one time where I sent

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a text. According to my phone, it's sent, but it didn't arrive
for a couple of weeks. Wow. Only happened once though, Okay.
The problem with that, like ifLindsay's like I sent you a text,
she can tell me when she sentit, but I don't know on my
end, right, And sometimes youyou've got to reset your phone, like
turn it off completely and then turnit back on. It's all that it

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training you get that tells you thatabsolutely, and then you'll like start catching
stuff. So maybe that's maybe that'swhat I happened. I don't know.
I just love that we worked inan angle to try and talk about how
superior Android phones are you psychopaths.It worked. What a weird flex that
worked. They are got anything youcan to try and make yourself look cooler

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than you are. We're all sheepman. Whether it's exactly man, it's
all good unless you've got the oldschool Nokia that you're playing and snake on.
Even then, the exactly. Weare all slaves to what do you
wear? Clothes breathing oxygen? Allright, we gotta take a break.

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We got tickets to Chevelle we're gonnagive away. Chevelle is gonna be at
the Tulsa Theater on July twenty fourth. Take a break and we'll be back.
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Gibe and Lindsay with what's going onnews quiggies from The Big nin Morning
Show. In ninety seven five,km od Man nabbed for chicken battery on
sister. Twenty year old man isbehind bars charged for launching fried chicken at
his sister during a domestic clash inFlorida. They share a residence, and

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according to investigators, the poultry peltingoccurred on Sunday afternoon in their clear Water
home. Cain Medley and his siblingwere arguing, and during that verbal altercation,
Medley grabbed a bag of Church's chickenfrom his sister and began throwing pieces
of chicken add her piece five piecethe chicken hit his sister and one hitter

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right in the back and left abrie of food on her shoulders. After
being read as rights, Medley reportedlyadmitted throwing two pieces of chicken and one
of which hit her. The motivefor the chicken winging, He said he
did it because he had not eatenand did not want the piece of chicken
the victim offered him, so hewas upset he was hungry. He was

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arrested for domestic battery, a misdemeanor, and booked into county jail. He
was arrested earlier this year for allegedlybiting and strangling his sister and slamming a
door on her arm and striking herwith a piece of wooden decor. What
a rooster right? Right, ifyou're hungry, just eat the chicken.

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Chicken, eat the damn chicken,right. But churches is good to chicken,
so he's going to chuck it ather. You know, people get
hungry sometimes, but he had food. It would make no sense if he
was hungry, if he had foodin front of yeah. Yeah, but
if you're not feeling the chicken,you'd rather have steak or something. You

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know, And sometimes your hangriness justoverrides the fact that you have food in
your hand. You sign it bythe angry, is what you're saying.
Blinded by the angry. Absolutely absolutely. I could see it happening, and
this guy just happened to take it. And you know, I don't want
your damn chicken. I'd rather havesome pudding or something. I don't know.
I've never understood angry, and I'mbeing honest, I've never understood it.

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Have ever gotten hungry before? No? I normally eat when I'm hungry,
okay, but sometimes you can't.You get busy, right, No,
you know, stuff happens. Stopwhat I'm doing, No, take
a break. There's literally so shortof surgery, there's nothing happening more.
I can't stop and eat or gofind food. It is twenty twenty four.
There is food everywhere for the majorityof humans. Yeah, right,

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I have been I have been angry. I have to. Like you're running
errands, you're doing stuff, andthen you're like, oh my gosh,
you gotta do this, and thenyou know, you feel your blood sugar
drop. That is like, butyou ignored the signs, is what I'm
saying. But you get busy andthen you're you're doing like, Okay,
once practice is over them, wecan eat. I just got to hang

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on for just a half an hourlonger. Don't misinterpret what I'm saying as
you or anyone else is stupid.I'm just saying that, Like, I
don't get it, because when I'mhungry, I eat. When I feel
my blood sugar drop, I eatright. And you can go to quick
trip and buy something. You canbring stuff with you. You can keep

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snacks in your backpack for practice.Yes, hold on, I'm sorry,
let me reach in here and getmy bag of nuts. But to go
to a length of being so angrythat you're throwing food, you're blinded by
it. Yeah, that's the partthat I I don't get blinded by the
angry as if you've got food inyour hand, eat it and everything'll be

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all right, exactly, So therehad to be something else that had triggered
all that day. Clearly, donot need to be around each other.
If they have a history brother andsister sometimes brothers or sisters, or moms
or dad's or grandparents or aunts oruncle or whoever suck. Yeah, you
don't have to hang out with them. Shouldn't be living together, shouldn't be

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around at her. It's okay tosay thanks for being my brother. It
doesn't have to say thanks for beingthe best brother. Right, thanks for
not throwing chicken at me? Right, I need to make that card.
Robbers make off with one hundred poundsof smoked salmon. This comes out of
Washington where this past Sunday, employeesat the Seattle Fish Guys they showed up

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to work and noticed that some thingswere around. They have been burgled.
The owner says that it wasn't thetypical break in that she has seen before.
She says most break ins that shehad noticed that they just ran a
car through the front door, butin this case, the burglars drilled out
the dead bolts and they went insidethey noticed that the back room had been

(25:03):
ransacked. She says that they stole, they made off with a couple of
thousand dollars, They made off withsome office junk, the Burglars stole a
bottle of champagne that was in somebody'slocker that they were saving for their birthday,
and of course one hundred pounds ofthe smoked salmon. Now, the
owner does go on to say thatshe believes that it was the Burglars,

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Burglars, Burglars, Burglar. Thepeople who broke in were once customers,
and that's that they really liked thefish and they wanted to have more of
it. And that's why they wentstraight for the fish, because they completely
wiped them out of all their smokedsalmon Burglars. Uh huh and uh.
And of course these surveillance bit camerasweren't working, so they don't have any

(25:52):
idea who really did it. Butshe says, along with all that they
made off with some jerky, okay, and and and she goes on to
say that you know that they needto keep it refrigerated or roast. They're
going to be eating a lot ofit. Now, with all that being
said, I don't think it wasa customer that was like that salmon was

(26:14):
so freaking good, right, theright, because I'm thinking that the salmon
that you're getting in a restaurant likethat, it's it's not seasoned or anything
yet, so it would have tobe prepared to be made just like the
salmon. No, they don't thinkso salmon smoked salmon, okay, delicious,
it's not just smoked, ok butokay. Yeah. But if they

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went in and they had it before, and I had all this other you
know, jive on it, pecansor lemons, zest whatever, wouldn't that
have to be prepared, you know, if they were like this is so
good, I've got to go inand steal all the salmon. I don't
know. I don't know. Ithink it was possibly an inside job.
That's just my smoked salmon is away to like preserve it, okay,
and you can eat it. Right. I don't share the sentiment that Lindsay

(26:59):
has. I think it's garbage.Oh. My dad would go salmon fishing
and bring these massive salmon home andlike we have an event. He would
smoke one on the grill. Ittake like forever, okay, and like
you know, I have made firelike that type of thing, and I'm
like, your dad was the best. Thank you amazing. Smoked salmon is

(27:21):
one of my favorite. And that'sfine. That's fine. I'm not saying
I think for me, like,okra, it's hot garbage? Does it?
Of all the things I've ever said? Yeah, that that's the one
man arrested for allegedly giving daughter marijuanaand vapes to sell. You gotta hustle

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somehow. A man is facing chargesfor providing his daughter with drugs and vape
products to sell at school. Onebabe, come here, I got an
idea for you. Or Tisa's daughterled police to her supplier after being caught
with the items at school. Thegirl reportedly said her father encouraged her to
sell the illicit products. He's facingcharges relating to providing drugs to a minor

(28:07):
and child endangerment. How all fora little hustle? How old was the
kid to to say, I don'tremember I was a teenager? Okay,
okay, I'm not saying. I'mnot trying to, you know, justify
it. Thirteen Okay, yeah,that's still a little too young. Where
were you going those like, youknow, seventeen. Okay, that's close

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enough to adult age, said thepedophile. Alright, alright, why does
that not okay to consent? Man? No, but yeah, thirteen.
I was thinking that it was likemaybe elementary or middle schooler, you know.
But it's fascinating to me, andI'm not aiming this at Gimpee.
A lot of people do this.It's fascinating to me when people will bend

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the rules when it's something they doright, Like they'll go, well,
it's close enough, right because Gimpienjoys his weed. Yeah, so he's
like, well, I mean,come on having a beer like not twenty
what? Come on? Whatever?Everybody's different. All these stories are on

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You are my kind of cripple GIMPItremendous. First, I just got to
point out how Lindsay was flexing everytime I said strong hand in that uh
song. I thought that was hilarious. Uh So this segment might get a
little personal for you guys, andI'm not gonna apologize for it. It

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is what it is. Son,Thanks for the warning, No problem,
no problem. You guys have beenmarried for a coon's age. We're not
married to each other, not youto each other, but you guys have
your spouses, and you guys havebeen with your spouses for god dang ever.
Okay, So what I have hereare things that men and women both
do in the bedroom that they don'tlike. So like for Lindsay, it'd

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be like things that guys do thatshe doesn't like, and for Corbin,
things that women do that guys don'tlike. Okay, so we'll go through
this, and I'm imagining that withyour current spouses none of this really applies.
Maybe it does, I don't know, but maybe previous lovers in your
time. Okay, So we'll justkind of start with Lindsay here, Lensy,

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these are things that guys do inthe bedroom that women don't like.
Okay, see tell me if anyof this applies to you. All right,
Okay, first one, straight outthe shoot, when they try to
recreate some position they obviously seen ina porno. I don't mind that.
You don't mind that, no,because this person was like, you're basically
ended up doing a handstand looking likea mess, having to hear them say,

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oh you like that, don't you. I mean, I feel like
that would be a pretty extreme,like you imply to handstand. Otherwise,
how would you know it was donein a porn right out outside of the
same basic couple of positions. Youknow, it's something weird that's happenings,
Like Okay, I saw that thatworked, but again that's just a movie,

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you know, Like the Pakistani piledriver is not gonna be in your
normal rotation of position a porn.Why would you want to watch that?
I was having this discussion with mywife. Is there is a thin line?
Be like, if you are aguy in the bed, you meet
a guy at the bar, rightand he takes you home or whatever and
like kind of crazy rough sex anddoes things that's never been done to you.

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There's just something that there's a thinline between that and over zealous and
creepy. Okay, like sometimes it'shot, but if you cross that threshold
and it's a thin line, thenit's just weird. Is that what you're
saying? So, like, I'mjust gonna pull somebody's name out of a
hat. Brad Pitt does it toyou, You're like, yes, Okay.
If DJ Qualls does it to you, which he wouldn't because he's not

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your type, you would be he'snot your type because you don't have the
right parts, you would be likeit was creepy. Yeah, makes sense,
I guess for sure. Right,it's weird to think just because well,
I guess it makes sense that you'reattracted to that individual, But I

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mean you would think, I mean, you're attracted to them, and you
were attracted to them enough to takethem back to your place or go back
to their place and have the sex. Right, So, I mean you
got that goal for you at least. And I guess they pull out some
weird job, You're like, whollwhoa, whoa. That could be a
total turn off. Right, it'sa miscalculation that women want to be destroyed

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in the bedroom, right because theysaw it in the movie. They might
a they might just want sex.That's the end of the sentence. Another
thing that this article says that thatguys do in the bedroom that women don't
like. Lindsay, when when youare on top you the woman and the
guys just laying there staring at you. Hm. Sometimes it can get a

(38:01):
little creepy, like why are theylooking at me like that? Or do
I have something? Do I havelike something in my teeth? Or hat
you have some bad sex? What'sgoing on? But other times it's like,
Oh, he's staring it into myeyes. He's so in love with
me. Here's a question. Wouldyou rather the person you're having sex with

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in the position that Gimb's describing havetheir eyes closed or open? Why?
Well, because they'd like it togo creepy pretty fast. Goodness, gracious,
it's a no win. But thatthat's that's that's a fine balance you
gotta do there, because I'm thinking, like, if the person's eyes are
closed all the time, it's like, well, are they even enjoying it?

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But oh god, yeah, soit's like you just sit there and
blink uncontrollably. That's weird. Youguys need some valume or something like chill
out. Another one here, LindseyIs says when they spank you so hard
that you just want to turn aroundand punch them in the face. Yeah,

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sometimes it does get annoying. Okay, so like one time maybe all
right, Two times maybe all right. But if you're just sitting there,
just like birthday spanking, I'll takeit, yeah, by the fourth and
not in a row. You gottaspace them out. If they're gonna be
really hard spanks, you gotta spacethem out, okay, because you gotta

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give you gotta give your butt cheektime or a little something that don't focus
on just one cheek. Absolute yes, okay, uh this one here and
I think this might apply to bothof them. And I read these articles
and there is one definitely that ison both articles, and we'll get to

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that later or whatever. But Ithink this one applies to both of them
when they just stop, when theyjust stop right and and and the other
person did not achieve things right,it's kind of I guess it's kind of
like a one sided sort of thing. You know, I eat blue balls
or whatever. You see what I'msaying. So I think that falls under

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the category of of both parties wouldnot like that at always. Oh yeah,
never had a problem. Oh,I've always had the opinion of if
if it's it's on you. Okay, So if your partner ends before you
or just stops right, that's onyou. Like it's about communicate right right

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right right? That doesn't feel good? Right, come on now, help
help somebody out. Yeah, Iget it, Lindsey. This is another
one that says asking deal like that, how about you just talk and see?
It says here says, how aboutjust don't talk and see if I
look like I don't want to killmyself family, can I open the communication?

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I like, yeah, you canask and I'll tell you if I
like that or not. But like, okay, and I guess that goes
with like along with like spankings,you kind of want to space it out.
You don't want to see men scarbylike you like that? Huh you
like that? Is that good?Huh huh. It's like, come on,
man, just just do the job. I mean, the majority of
people are bad at dirty talk,that's fair. Yeah, and those that

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think they are good are bad atit. So it is not you're like
day you like that. And ifyou're spanking that your hands hurting, you're
doing it wrong. Right, yougot you got a cup. Don't use
the butt of your hand if yourarm's tired because of the quantity quantity you're

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delivering. Right, that's fair.Says here lindsay that when when they ask
you to strip, is that somethingthat women don't like? When the guys
like, hey, why don't you, you know, do with sexy dancing
strip? Strip? Tea? Yeah, yeah, I think it's kind of
fun. If you've been drinking alittle bit, you're a little tipsy,

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then you can get into it alittle bit more. Okay, Yeah,
it's said here's something about skinny jeansgetting stuck at your ankles. Oh yeah,
So with that being said, alwaysawkward if you're going to do that
strip tease in the bedroom. Iwould advise not wearing jeans, right,
It's definitely easier to have a dresson or skirt on something like that.

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Jeans, sweatpants, those are ano go. Nothing is sexier than asking
your wife or girl to strip teaseand then she has to ask you to
undo a button. Right, that'ssarcasm. Yeah, getting dressed is always
awkward. Can you get the zipper? Start the zipper, Get this bras
strap for me? Oh great,it says here lindsay that when they drag

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it out because they're waiting for youto get where you need to go first.
Is that a bad thing? Isthat something women don't like when they
drag things out because you know they'retrying to make sure you're taken care of.
No, I didn't think so either. I don't think so. Take
your time, make sure the jobgets done thoroughly. You know. Now

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if it's like three hours they talk, oh god, you know that might
be a bit of an issue.Dial back on the CrossFit through three hours
right right? I know you're beingyour physic's going to be home soon.
Come on, Yeah, like,come on, wrap this up, bro,
we got things to do. Ithink the clothing one you described and

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the dragging it out is a totalporn thing, right, stuff that we
see in movies that you think that'sgonna work. Getting undressed is not awesome.
Right. It's awesome to wall liketo see your person get naked,
but the act of physically taking yourclothes off, you never ever ever look

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cool taking your socks off to say, saying nothing sexualy that somebody rolling their
socks off of their heel. Nowoman wants to see a man take his
underwear off on one leg and thenflip it up to catch it right,
because y'all do it right. Orthey take these socks off and they got
little sock fuzzies in between they toesor what yes, uh, here's another

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one and and corb, you mightwhat costs me a dump here? But
it says, uh, it sayswhen you're trying to go downtown in the
morning, okay, and it saysthis person feels un It says it feels
unclean and just gross. Is thatsomething that women don't like when when you're
trying to do that business in inthe morning time, like straight up,

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wake up, go to town.Yeah, I don't think I don't I
don't think you should probably go therein the morning. Really, yeah,
really, I think again this isback to communication, knowing if your partner
likes it, right, fair,that's fair. Here it says, uh
trying casually trying to uh go theback door route without even asking or any

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of that. Now you got tocommunicate. That is great you mean rape?
You mean rape? No, notso much. I mean you guys
are already doing it. And readit how you read it the same way
because you said without asking, rightright, listen, that's just half the
sentence. I wasn't sure how farI could go into this sentence without getting
dumped, but I'm gonna take achance. It's sep. It says casually

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trying to go the back door withoutasking and without the loop. It just
doesn't work that way. Yeah,not without asking. The store's still in
there, right, all right,Lindsey, I was right, right,
right right, all right, wegot it, and I'll move on to
the to what the ladies do nipplebiting Lindsey, Yes or no, m

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not usually okay, but sometimes likeall right, but don't clamp down exactly,
got you know, chomp, chomps. And then lastly here before I
move on to things that women dothat guys don't like. It says here
that women don't like men with baggyboxers. No, it says here you.

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Yeah, I'm not a fan ofboxers. I box briefs. Yes,
I could be wrong, but myunderstanding is that boxers are out right.
It's kind of back to you know, whitey tidies hybrids. But I
don't think tidy whities. I thinkboxer briefs. I think my understanding not
boxers. All right, h lindsay, yeah, boxers just remind me of

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young, younger boys and what theylike to wear. Something like. No,
that's a good No, that's agood point. I would think you
would want to avoid that image.That makes sense, and not ones you
know, you know, regular underwearthat have spider Man on them either,
stay right from those as well.All right, Corbyn, tell me if
any of this has applied to youin the past, because I'm imagining,

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like I said, you've been marriedfor a long time and none of the
would apply currently. But maybe,okiest lovers, when a woman would change
into their comfy pajamas as soon asthe sex is over, that's a turnoff.
That's what this article says that's somethingthat women do that guys don't like
in the bedroom. I mean,I would rather you wait till I'm asleep
to take your makeup off and putinto your cozies. What are you talking

(47:21):
about? Who cares? I'm kindof with you on that one. I
must probably sleep anyway. We done, We Doug, get Coverty, snoring,
get comfany. It's okay, yes, Samazon. You're a human.
You're allowed to get as comfy asyou want whenever you what azard thing it
says here Corman when they watch TVover our shoulder. I can't honestly remember

(47:43):
or think if that's ever happened tome. Maybe I'm just so caught up
in the moment I'm not paying attention, or I'm looking at boobs, not
paying attention to see if they're watchingDallas look at look, I don't understand
looking over your shirt, like onyour phone right right? No, like
like they're they're laying there. Youguys are banging away. TV's on in
the background, right and you're justgoing to okay over there watching TV?

(48:05):
Instead? Oh yeah, no,I need to see you involved, Yeah,
I need please be present. Absolutelyabsolutely, I would give you that
one. Um. It says herethat being slapped in the face during the
sex corbyin that it's a turnoff.That is a turn off. That is
things that women do that guys don'tlike. It says, don't try to
break the jaw. It just hurts, So being slapped in the face.

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I don't know where you stand.No, I think listen, a little
spice once in a while ain't bad, right, I'm I don't want I'm
okay with domination from the other side, But to me, if we're gona
play a little slappy slap, I'mdown right. But are you saying to
expect to get slapped back? Yes, okay, okay, that's fair,

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like it's fair. But I'm nottrying to clean your clock right, not
that way, you know. Uh. It says here when you stop making
an effort with your underwear, itsays, I don't want to see your
granny panties on a daily basis.I'm not saying you gotta wear the sexy,
freely thong underwear all the time,but at the same time period panties

(49:12):
are not attractive. Fan. Iam torn on this one. I am
I like seeing my wife in cutepanties. Also, I'm not gonna demand
her be uncomfortable. Fair, that'sfair. So if period panties make her
comfortable, who am I to sayshe shouldn't do that? Uh? This
one here says and I kind ofdisagree with it, But that's just my

(49:36):
own personal preference going way over thetop with the noises like waking the neighbors
type noises like the movie strip teas, uh huh in the pool scene or
whatever. Yeah. Yeah, mepersonally, While you thinking that, I
say the louder the better, that'sjust me. I want to make the
neighbors uncomfortable or roommate's uncomfortable or whatever. I do too. I like being

(49:58):
able to be loud. It turnsme on even more when we're loud.
Right, as long as it's authentic, okay, yeah, you could tell
when it's vague. Either be areally good actor yeah, or don't do
it okay, don't be like ohyes, this is awesome, oh oh
okay, right yeah, oh baby, it's just got to feel believable.

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I don't know how to. Idon't know if there's a really great explanation
other than just saying that here's onekrem that I think is just an absolute
no. And it goes on everybody'son both ends, men and women,
bringing your ex up before dearing orafter. Yeah, why are we talking
about x's anyway? How is thiseven a question? Right right? Deering

(50:44):
and after? Like I don't evenbefore, like I mean, because you
guys talk or whatever, and it'slike, well my X Steve blah blah
blah. If you said my exSteve did X y Z, then I
can see how that be termed.But I think the general rule is,
but just leave the exes out ofit. I don't want to hear another
man's name. End of sentence.True statement. And lastly, here the

(51:05):
one that was common on both partieshere, don't check the oil. You
know what I mean. I thatis not I've I've never let that happen.
There's no way I will gladly slapyour hand like you're trying to take
a piece of steak off my plate. But people say, and I've seen

(51:28):
videos where the one of the partieslooks like they're enjoying it right right again
us it goes back to you know, the videos that you watch and you're
like, oh, I bet youshe liked that. No, No,
it's clearly on both articles. Iread both men and women because there's separate
articles. Yeah, they both said, don't check the oil, just leave
it be. I kind of equatesex or having sex with someone like this.

(51:52):
You got to read the room.You don't walk into a dinner party
until you know and Andrew Dice clayjoke, Right, you got to read
the room, right. You don'tgo into the church and do that.
So if things are going in adirection where slutty Sandy has showed up,

(52:13):
then maybe right, Yeah, ifshe's given some dirty words and you've done
some things you've never done, andyou want to keep pushing the envelope,
Okay, I guess. Yeah.The hardest part about sex, in my
mind is that you've got to read. If we're doing this, are you

(52:34):
into it? Right? Am Iinto it? And there you figure there
would be motions or notions or voicesor something nod a nod yeah whatever that
would say yes, that's okay.But I think all around and I think
everybody would agree. I don't know. Some people are in that sort of
thing, and some people are veryquiet with the occasional grunt, and so

(52:57):
you read any noise guys are.That's why guys ask so much of like,
uh do you like that? Becausewe're giant babies. We need constant
affirmation. We just stupid. Andthat's why we asked you to come see
how well we washed the car,or mowed the yard, or we unloaded

(53:22):
the dishwasher. In my head,tell me I did a good job.
Right. That doesn't end in thebedroom. We constant, so any type
of uh you. There's a greatbit that I heard this lady say,
and she said, all my relationshipswith men changed when I called them started
calling them big daddy. Yeah that'sa little weird, but test it if

(53:45):
you don't believe me. Resting,I think you call your man in the
throes of passion big daddy and seehow his game escalates. We'll say,
I'm not gonna call the lady bigdaddy. It's just weird. Yeah,
yeah, No, it was womentowards men or big mama. Oh you
like, yeah, it's not toone way street man, Hey, big

(54:07):
mama, give it to me anyway. Nonetheless, in the end, alls,
I I say, don't check theoil around the world, take my
strong hand, get alma, givetrain, MoMA, give train around the
world, take my shrum hand Alma. You are my kind of cripple GIMPI

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tremendous. You're listening to the BigMan Morning Show. This is Tulsa's Morning
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you're on the air. What isyour name Daniel, Daniel, you've got
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All right, No, I amthe blank. It's an animal with big

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tusks and whiskers, see anna.All right, okay, So you go
to this. It's like a sandwichshop. You get these types of meats,
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I hope you enjoy your day.I hope you win today. Good
blank, I hope you win allright? Blank? Your god, damn
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What if it wasn't bad? Thereyou go? Wow. His brother's name
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Yeah, have at a protein barin the middle now lyrically yeah,
yeah kind And I didn't hear himsay I am the Walrus. Is a
song called Walris. The word wasthis Walors, she said, Andy Reid
looks like okay, Wolprah Brimley minusthe tusks and his land ability and his

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feet. Yeah, and we'll justyeah, all right, well the record
now like keeps Lindsay and I tiedwith seven. What moves you to?
Three? Take a break and we'llbe back. Tulsa's Morning Show's coming right
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possibility of revenue sharing with college athletesis gaining momentum. Some boat leaders are
hoping for a collective bargaining agreement withthe players to help lower the number of
opt outs. Executive director of bullSeason Nick Caparelli said that he believes nil
collectives are destined to be brought inhouse, and there have been discussions about

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contracts in exchange for nil payments.Essentially, if a player signs a contract
and receive compensation, they are obligatedto play twelve regular seasons games and a
bowl game or a bowl game andthe playoff. Now it's starting to get
dirty, right, Like, wait, since the stars aren't playing because they're
jeopardizing the money they would make ifthey played, right, they're going,

(01:05:15):
I'll take my loss, but they'remaking money off ballgames. So like when
we need the stares, Yeah,and that's your balls to the wall sports.
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kamody dot com. All right,so conspiracy theory Thursday. The Bigfoot Field
Research Organization has recorded hundreds of sidingsabout Bigfoot. The biggest states for Bigfoot

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sidings to guess Oregon Oregon correct,I can tell you exactly, yes,
ok Oregon is two hundred and sixtynot the most, but definitely in the
top five. Himpy, I feelOklahoma's on that list because they have a
festival. They are not top five. Washington State of Washington. Yes,

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they come in at seven hundred andseventeen sightings, Yeah, a big amount.
Oklahoma does one hundred and eleven.So not even in the same continent.
Okay, So I see a patternhere. A lot of these are
in the Northwest. What about Montana? Montana only recorded fifty three. Even

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Bigfoot doesn't like Montana. Huh yeah. California, California, California, four
hundred and sixty one. Okay,so they are definitely one of the bigger
ones. Let's go to the otherside of the country. Then, how
about New York, not New YorkCity, but the state. Yeah,
more than Oklahoma, Yeah, onehundred and twenty, but not in the

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top five of the states that record. They say, Washington, Ohio,
California, Florida, Illinois, andOregon are the biggest hot spots in the
US four Bigfoot sightings. Pennsylvania getsmore than Oklahoma. Just I know a
lot of you naysays like man andthe last reporting for Oklahoma twenty twenty two

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according according to the Bigfoot Field ResearchOrganization, which I think we can go
ahead and say is one of,if not the official reporting organization for field
research of Bigfoot, makes a perfectgood sense says it right there, it's
right there. I wonder how youget a job for that, I mean,
probably apply well. I mean,I know, vance put your resume

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together. You know, I'm goodout in the woods. I can make
a whoop just like Bigfoot right now. So according to the latest report,
two witnesses, we're staying in andoff the grid cabin at a lake north
of Cow's Bay in Oregon. Quote. We had a kitchen light on in

(01:08:55):
one other lamp in the front room. At about ten pm on the night
of October third, twenty nineteen,we heard a noticeable bang on our cabin.
She says. Her husband went outsideto investigate, but he didn't see
anything and came back inside the cabin. A few minutes later, they heard
the same bang again. This time, I turned off the TV and lights,

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and he looked out the window andalso went into our bedroom, which
was at the back side of thehouse. She continued, in the light
from the generator shed, he sawa huge figure that began to move toward
the light of the generator shed,where my husband could see the creature.
Extremely well stunned by what we hewas looking at, her husband called to

(01:09:42):
her to come see what he hadfound. Quote. I took one look
at it, and it scared meso badly I ran into another room.
She said, I knew right awayit was sasquatch. She described the bigfoot
as having a flat face with aprominent brow, cover in reddish brown hair
all over its body, block typeteeth and lips with a flat type of

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nose. Quote. It walked uprightand swung its arms from side to side
as it moved. The look onits face was the look of curiosity and
had intelligence to it. It didnot seem aggressive, but we did not
approach it or threaten it. Afterabout two minutes, moved into the woods.

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Next morning after fleeing the cabin followingthe big foot siding and they return
and determined that the creature had tohave been eight and a half feet tall.
Probably looked it like the door windowheight, and then measured it and
basted it off that right sure.The BFRO investigator personally spoke with the witnesses
quote, they're both very credible,respectable retired organians organans people from Morgan.

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The incident happened at their off gridlakefront cabin, built entirely by the husband,
who worked as chief mill ride ata lumber mill for thirty years.
They were so shaken by the incidentthat they sold the lake cabin. Not
long afterward, he described, hediscovered the couple did actually go back to
the cabin briefly. Later that night, with two Sheriff's deputies found the pathway

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in the grass with a figure walkedinto the woods. The deputies did not
try to persuade the retired couple thatthey had merely seen a common animal like
a bear. When the couple askedthe deputies if they had ever received calls
like this from around that area,the deputies looked at each other and only
said yes a few times. What'sthe grin for? What are you thinking?

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Lindsay it had to have been abear, right, say more?
I mean they said yeo a fewtimes. Wouldn't they have put maybe they
should have put up some cameras ifthey're getting these calls before, you'd think

(01:11:59):
if they'd had encounters before, theywould put up cameras. Yeah, but
Bigfoot and cameras never really go together. It's blurry, grainy picture. You
know. I think Bigfoot has somekind of kidden ability inside him that distorts
cameras when his pictures taken, youknow, yes, and he has some

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sort of like infrared technology to readit right right, hence therefore alien.
Yes, I think so Bigfoot isan alien. I'm just trying to go
off my own understanding. If Iam someone who builds an off grid cabin
in the woods, I love theoutdoors. Yeah, is that a fair

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assumption. If I love the outdoors, I'm aware things go bumping the night
out in the woods. Yes.And if things go bumping the night,
and I know Oregon's one of thetop places for sasquatch and you're unaware of
the side that happened in that area, just feel that part feels suspect to

(01:13:03):
me. Yeah. And then two, you get scared one time and you
move right right, I mean,Bigfoot's pretty scary, dude, man,
I just don't see. And youbuild it with your hand, your bare
hands, right right. That makesyou a badass. It makes the story
so much more impressive, the factthat you build some of your bare hands

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and you're willing to abandon that.Yeah, because you're you think cannot validate
you think you saw bigfoot, right, you can't validate it. No one
can validate it. No, youdidn't take a picture or nothing like.
Yeah, and you were so scaredyou ran, you were in and hid,

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but got a pretty great description.Uh huh. Even knew what his
teeth looked like in the dark.Well, because he walked into the light.
Right. Somebody says, here,sounds like one of those red orangutangs.
Do orangutangs normally hang out in thewoods of Oregon? And are they

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eight feet tall? You know?I mean I've seen Planet of the Apes
and that bigger rangutan they had therewas a big bitch, for sure,
But just being native to the woodsof Oregon, I don't think so,
unless it was an escape o rangutang. I mean that's possible, right,
So that is a possibility. Idon't know what the max hythe height of

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an oregontang could be. How manydrugs were they on at the time.
I always think that's an important factorthat should be denoted in these Had you
been drinking, yes, right,or you know, any other kind of
illicit substance. You know that theygo out into the woods and eat some
mushrooms and trying to enjoy the nature, and then you know they saw a

(01:14:54):
shadowy figure and you know, instantlyled them to Bigfoot. And they always
talk about how they're in investigator talkto them and they always say, oh,
these are credible people. Of thereports that I've read on the BRFO
site, none have ever been likethese people are full of malarkey. Right.

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It says here that the average heightfor rangutangs, the males are an
average of what does it say,four and a half feet tall, while
the females are an average of threenine so almost four feet tall. So
there's no way unless you got tworangutangs, you know one you know,
give them a ride on the shouldersor whatever. I don't see how that

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could be, which they could be, especially if they're wearing a trench coat.
Yeah, I seen that in movies, right, which is also where
I've seen depiction of Bigfoot. Ifit works with the little rascals, they
could work for a rangutang. Ilike this text just trying to bump up
the resale value of that handbuilt cabinokay okay or or scare buyers away.

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Maybe the wife wants to sell it, you know, but the guy who
built it doesn't want to because Ibuilt it or his dad built it,
whatever, And he's like, wellkind of like thinking like that, I'll
step brothers. Oh yeah, Iknow when they're trying to sell the house
and they just doing all kinds ofweird stuff pa buyers not to. Here's
another one. This is from lastyear October of last year, and this

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person says they were backpacking around alake in Oregon. I took it easy
and did did it over to thecourse of a few days and two nights.
Did not sleep great in a tentand would wake up periodically when I'd
roll over. Both nights, Ihappened to wake up around three am.
I heard crazy how yeall yell comingthe other side of the lake. It

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sounded like it was coming from reallyfar away. The calls repeated almost identically
for what seemed like several minutes.It sounded like some sort of alarm or
something, except that when it wasnearing the of the yelling each time,
the howls stopped sounding so identical andbegan ending in maybe sort of a guttural

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yell. Definitely hear vocal cords.I just laid in the tent in amazement.
It had It had to have beeninsanely loud to be coming from such
a distance. Then on the secondnight, immediately after the howle yells ended
just to the south of me andnot terribly far away, I heard the
resounding crack of a clear wood knock. I'm still kicking myself every day for

(01:17:31):
not trying to find my phone torecord it. For some reason, I
felt like it moved, It wouldif I moved, it would stop.
Once I got home, I lookedat the map of the lake to try
and figure out in what direction thecalls were coming from. You backpacked without
a map. They highly advise againstthat, right well, you know,
just find a stream and that'll takeyou to civility. The weird thing is

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that both nights it sounded like itwas coming from the opposite side of the
lake where I was. It mightjust be some bigfoot hunters out doing their
thing, but it seems weird thatthey would call from such different and far
flung vantage points each night. Peopleunderestimate distance at night, right, oh
yeah, visually and audibly. Andthere's a text here that I agree that

(01:18:18):
probably is the case. When itcomes to least that story, probably one
of the neighbors messing with them,you know, with the howling across the
way. It could be somebody outthere just screwing around, you know,
making noises, trying to mess withpeople. Not so much a big food,
yeah. Or it could be mountainlions some other animals, yes,

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yeah, could also be the windsure at the windows. How based on
where you're at, it could makeany a lot of different sounds. But
to imply you have such great auditoryskills to be able to decipher the direction
of audio across the lake at night, right, because it sounds just bouncing
off of anything and everything, water, trees, bigfoot whatever. It's similar

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to when the lights come on afterit's been dark your eyes or when you
can see things really clearly at inthe dark because your eyes have adjusted.
Here's the same thing. It's morequiet, so your your senses are heightened,
and so you think you hear somethingat a better distance than you think
you do. Right. That's whytrying to determine to turn left at night

(01:19:29):
with traffic is harder because you can'ttell the distance of the lights. Right,
I love these stories though, andI always love that it happened four
years ago. But I'm just gettingaround. It was such a traumatic event
that I had to sell my cabin, that I had to wait. I
couldn't get to it to just now. That's a busy guy. Busy guy,
he's got a lot of things onhis plate. I can't imagine build

(01:19:51):
a new cabin somewhere else. Ican't imagine you had to pack up your
cabin. Usually those things sell furnished. Right, all right, we got
to take a break. We'll beback on Tulsa's Morning Show. Continues next
ext The Big Mad Morning Show onTulsa's rock station ninety seven to five KMOD.

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Good morning, It's the Big MadMorning Show. Nine one, eight
four, six oh KMOD. Canalso text bmms and then what you want
to say to eight two, ninefour or five. Conspiracy Theory Thursday.
Lindsey texted me yesterday and she's like, hey, I have a conspiracy for
tomorrow and I was like great,And she sent me the stuff for me

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to talk about it. And Ithink it's great that someone else wants to
bring one up. So take itaway, Lindsey. All right, So
you know, how Tom Brady wasgoing to become part owner of the Raiders.
Okay, that hasn't happened yet,and I think I know why.
So Sunday, Netflix is airing theroast of Tom Brady and they're airing it

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live. They're filming it live,and this is a first. The only
time that Netflix has ever done somethinglive is when they did the reunion special
for Love Is Blind. And I'mlike, Okay, whatever, a roast
of Tom Brady live means we're goingto see something pretty big and spectacular.

(01:21:38):
I think the reason why number one, they're going to air it live is
because at the end of it,he's going to make an announcement. He
is going to announce his unretirement fromfootball and he's going to go play for
the Raiders. And that's why he'snot buying them becoming a stockholder, because

(01:22:04):
if he is, he can't play. Yeah, he can't play for the
team you own exactly. So that'swhy that's not happening. Are they still
looking for a quarterback? I meanthey're looking for many things. They didn't
have a good draft, So that'sthat's my conspiracy theory. He's going to

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announce it at the end, andthat's why they're doing this whole thing live.
It's gonna be this big, bigordeal. What do you think.
I think that they're doing it liveto kind of see and push this live
Netflix thing. You know, theysaid they've only done it one other time
before, right, and that wasfor what was it again? Blind?
Yeah? Exactly. Nobody cares.So with that, well, hell,

(01:22:47):
we got a big name in TomBrady. You know that's gonna draw in
a whole other audience. So let'sgo ahead and do it live, and
if this works out okay, thenwe can start doing more things live and
get more content that way. Idon't think that he's going to announce cats

(01:23:10):
what like forty six or something likethat. Yes, but I believe that
he he's got a bit of anego on him. I think that it
was his goal to be the oldestquarterback still playing in football, and he
doesn't have that. So Netflix hasdone many things live. The Love is

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Blind isn't the first thing Chris Rocklive. Chris Rock's Selective Outrage was his
first live and that was in Marchof twenty twenty three. The Love is
Blind reunion in April of last yearwas live two them twenty twenty three,
a global fan event. I haveno idea what it is. I'm not

(01:23:56):
going to take the time to lookinto it. But that was apparently live.
They did a baby animal cam anda baby gorilla cam live for two
months. What The Netflix Cup airedin November last year, which is a
golf thing. The Screen Actors Guildwas live in February of this year.

(01:24:19):
Okay, the Netflix Slam was live, which is a tennis match between Rafao
and Nadal and Carlos Alcarez live fromVegas. Okay, still doesn't explain why
he's not an owner of the Raiders. Maybe just don't want to. Well,
those things take time, Sure they'renot they're not automatics. I think.

(01:24:43):
I think it's an interesting angle,for sure. I love the idea
that but that type of news wouldeasily that would be a massive sports story.
Why would you bury it? Becauseyou want people to tune in live,
right, so you would, butyou know you're not hearing me.
You would want to tell people that'sgonna He's gonna make an announcement right of

(01:25:06):
anything. You don't want people tohave a fomo of it. It's too
big of a moment. Maybe he'sstill on the fence. I guess what
I'm saying. It's worth marketing,right, They can't if they booked the
roast, which I think it's kindof The roast is kind of weird anyway.

(01:25:27):
I mean, he's a high profileperson for sure. They're being super
secretive about the list of people thatwill do roasting, which is weird too.
They say Bill Belichick might be oneof the guys. Yeah heard that.
What well, I mean, Iget it that's been your boss or
that was your boss for a tenyears. But you know, yeah they
did. They didn't end on greatterms. Hm. So I don't know.

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To me, there's too many unknowns. And if they have Bill Belichick,
you would want to promote. Whodoesn't want to see Bill Belichick try
to be funny, much less withsomeone he didn't end a relationship well with.
That's where my head's at. Yeah, I think I think I think
Bill Belichick has to be there evenif he wasn't roasting him. I think

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he would definitely be there in theaudience because people will be roasting him as
well, because all of the roastersthey get roasted as well. There.
Yeah, there's some people that won'tdo it because I don't want to get
roasted, right, So I don'tsee Bill Belichick doing that. Kevin Hart.
It's a Kevin Hart production, right, what's this company called Heartbeat or

(01:26:41):
something like that. Gronkowski, totallysee Gronk doing it. Yeah, Randy
Moss, but none of these areconfirmed, right, Randy Moss hot.
Other celebrity roasters for the event,which will be hosted by Kevin Hart include
Edelman, Gronk, Randy Moss,and Drew Bledz. According to ESPN's Adam

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Schefter, Drew bledsoe, Yeah,I don't want to watch a bunch of
athletes reap jokes that a comedian wrotefor him and they don't understand timing.
And I think that's that's where we'reat here. Is like because it's Tom
Brady, it's like we got toget all these other big time, big
NFL names involved. You know whenit comes to like comedians, the comedians

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will wrote, they'll get other comediansto roast them. You know, think
about like, you know, evenwhen it was Martha Stewart, they had
a bunch of you know, otherpeople in there. Snoop dogg Da Da
Da Da, but a yeah,I don't know. I don't know what
they somebody texts I forgot about this. We actually watched this David Ching's Dinner
live, didn't. He's a he'sa chef and he does a cooking thing

(01:27:46):
live. I've never watched it live. We've watched it later. But he
has celebrities on and he cooks forthem and they talk. It's very clunky,
but yeah, they do a lotof live stuff. If it doesn't
have Jeffrey Ross, he's the roastmaster. It's said hosted by Kevin Hart
and usually the roast master hosts.But I think Jeffrey Ross is the well

(01:28:11):
yes, I mean he is themaster of roast Like that's what I'm saying,
Like he's the guy. If theydon't have him, it ain't a
roast. Yeah, because he's doneso many roasts. My favorite part.
I just watched one with Anthony Jesselnikdestroying everyone. It was so uncomfortable,

(01:28:39):
it was awesome. Roasts have togo to places you don't want to hear.
They have to be so bad interms of what is said, and
I don't know if we're ready tohear it. If he's I don't think
Bill Belichick's ready to hear it.He doesn't seem like a guy who sits
on his hands. I think thisis gonna be the worst roast ever.

(01:29:01):
Oh I love that take. That'sjust my opinion, you know. And
I've watched a few of the roastsand they're pretty good. They're funny,
they're funny. But I think thisis going to be an awkward, very
very awkward roast because you've got somany jocks involved, you know, and
and and especially if if if JeffreyRoss Jeff Ross is not the roast master

(01:29:26):
and it's hosted by Kevin Hark.Kevin Hart's a funny guy, don't get
me wrong, but it's just nota roast without Jeff. So I think
this is going to fail miserably.It'll be a lot of deflate gait.
It'll be a lot of his marriage. I bet that's a pretty fresh wound.
Yeah, but he apparently is quiteheartbroken over uh huh, the retired

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and then not retired and then retiredand not retired again. I mean,
you only got so many jokes aboutthis guy that you know it just talking
in circles. I think I thinkTom Brady's a badass. So it isn't
a question about whether he can handleit. Yeah, but also roast are
not they're not They're not supposed tobe timid. Everything's on the radar.

(01:30:14):
And then when you put comedians inthere who are trying to get a highlight
tape. Yes, and then thewhat was the the coin? It was
a bitcoin or the the legal stuffthat he was involved in, wasn't he
one of the I don't know whatyou're referring to. Cryptocurrency is that Okay,

(01:30:36):
I don't recall probably hit on that. In full honesty, I could
care less about any slibbery that getsinvolved in cryptocurrency. I don't consider that
a flaw at all. They're justtaking money. Again, Jeffrey Ross has
got to be in it. Idon't want to see Drew Bledsoe deliver jokes.
I don't want to see and Idon't think he's going to make a

(01:30:58):
massive one. So you think he'sgonna stand up there and rose and make
like jokes because he has to gotoo. Yeah, it is, and
someone will write it for him morelikely than not. Yeah, and then
at the end he's gonna go Andby the way, I'm playing this year,
No, no, I don't seeit. I think that's why he

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hasn't That's why nothing's been finalized withthe Raiders purchase, because he's going to
go play for him. So youthink he did all the leg work,
put the money in escrow, andthen it's changing his mind. Yep,
and he's gonna play for the Bears. No, he's gonna play for the
Raiders. The Bears would never beso long. I think the only way

(01:31:43):
he comes back is if he playsfor the forty nine ers. I think
that's the only way he would evercome back. Really, he grew up
in that area. I think that'sthe only way. Maybe I don't see
I don't see him getting rid ofRock that way. But I mean,
you do have either one of thegreatest or whatever. But he is also
old af and you've got a youngquarterback in prock Perty though, where it's

(01:32:08):
like, let's just let's just keepgoing. This isn't a good direction.
Oh. I'm not implying it's gonnahappen, right, I was just saying,
you know, I don't think let'sget the senior citizen out here to
toss the balls around the scenario.I was implying more as if he got
hurt, they would bring him backto play. That's to me, that's
the only way he would ever comeback. He wouldn't even go back to

(01:32:28):
the Patriots to do like one finalseason, the team that made him who
he is one hundred percent and forhim to be a Raider. I just
reeks of you know when Jordan cameback and you're like, oh, don't
do that. It's overfriend, allright, we gotta take a break.
We'll be back. Run of TheBig Man Morning Show is next ninety seventy.

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Good morning, It's the Big NadMorning Show. Nin'm on eight four
six oh kmod can also text DMMSand then what you want to say to
eight two, nine four or five. Joining us on the line right now
from the Tulsa Drillers is Mike Malega, Hey, buddy, how are you.
I'm doing great, doing great.Good morning, Corbin, Good to
talk to you man. You guyshad an early day game yesterday at one

(01:33:23):
oak Field. Uh. One ofthe allure of playing down at one oak
Field is just a day baseball game. But you guys are in a homestand
and tonight you've got Thursday, whichhas been traditionally a great night for getting
discounts on beverages. Absolutely this yearit's a you know, we ramped it
up. It's triple play Thursday,so we got the you got the beer
discounts and so did discounts for thosethat aren't drinking. But we also have

(01:33:44):
Kick Cabbage Brass Band out there performingin the first thousand fans are going to
get a Drillers T shirt tonight,so it should be a lot of fun
at seven o'clock games six o'clock gatesfor those T shirts. I always run
into people Mike as I'm sure youdo as because you've been around with the
Drillers for such a good mine oftime. Is that people go, oh,
I haven't been to a game sincemoving downtown, and the addition of

(01:34:08):
having the brass band down there isjust an ode to how much you guys
evolve the game. So if peoplehaven't been since the old fair ground days,
it is not the same Drillers experience. No, definitely not. We
do a whole bunch more as faras promotions and just fun and just vibe
at the stadium, you know,So we try to keep it fresh and
this year those are some of thenew things that we're trying. But you

(01:34:30):
know, it's funny. You dohear people that say they haven't been down
to a ballgame yet, and usuallysay why and they're like, oh,
well, I'm not a baseball fan. Well, I mean that's just not
it. You know, Baseball iswhat kind of puts us there and what
brings us together. But you definitelydon't need to be a baseball fan to
come out and enjoy the experience andbe proud to be a Tulson. Yeah,
it is just part of the jewelof Tulsa is going to an experience

(01:34:50):
a game at one Oak Field.And when you reflect back onto the old
days and the stress you felt likeyou were under at that time, how
does that compare to what you guysdo now downtown? You're talking about like
from the old stadium, oh Yustadium. Oh yeah, you know,
it was just it was It's alwaysfun. I mean, I'm never super

(01:35:13):
stressed about it. You know,the weather stresses me out more than anything.
The operation is great because we've gotgreat people working there, and we
got great owners and we've got greatlandlords. And I love what I do
and I'm just as fired up aboutit as I always was. So I
never really felt a lot of stress, you know, I just I like
what I do and it doesn't matterif it takes fourteen hours in a day
sometimes to do it. Yeah,the things you guys do down at Oneadfield

(01:35:34):
is just it's a great experience tobe part of Drillville down there. Well,
Cardinals are in town. We mentionedwhat's happening tonight, and then fireworks
on Friday and Saturday and two bigNerd nights, right, yeah, exactly,
it's Nerd Weekend. We got theMarble Defenders of the Diamond tomorrow night,
so it'll be a Marvel theme nightfor us. And then Saturday is
May the fourth, so we gotto go Star Wars on May the fourth,

(01:35:56):
so it'll be Star Wars themed fireworkson Saturday. So it should be
kind of a fun weekend. Andreally the thing that is the brand I
think you guys besides baseball, youwant to push his family and that's what
happens on Sunday at one Oakfield exactly. Yeah, Family Days Every Sunday,
kids eat free. We got akids give away for first five hundred kids
five you know, twelve and under. Kids run the bases after the game.

(01:36:17):
I think we got a kid's clinicon the field prior to so always
a lot of activities, especially ifyou've got some young kids in the fam.
All right, let's talk a littlebaseball. Two things I wanted to
bring up. One, the Twinsare have a ten straight. They did
not start well. People are like, this is not a good and the
Twins have won ten straight easily becomingone of the more exciting teams that is

(01:36:41):
going on in Major League Baseball.You know, for the last few years
they've been kind of on the rise. It was a little bit of a
surprise. They got off to sucha poor start. I think they were
seven and thirteen and now they're seventeenand thirteen. And shockingly, that whole
division, which everybody kind of pickedto be kind of a weak division,
they got four out of five teamswith winning record. I think it's the
only division in baseball. So they'reall kind of beaten up on each other,

(01:37:03):
and it's you know, unsuspecting teamslike you know, Detroit and Kansas
City have kind of risen to thetop of the division too, So yeah,
it's wins. We got to watchout for them. You know,
they're they're double a guys come throughour league from Wichita, so we have
a great rivalry with the Wichita winsurge and a lot of the guys making
it happen at the big league levelfor the Twins came through Wichita and we've

(01:37:23):
seen them. Yeah, some ofthose wins against the White Sox. I
don't how much bragging they should have, but it is the longest win streak
for Minnesota since two thousand and eight. Wow, I did not realize that.
That's Yeah. Ten gamers, man, they don't come by very often.
Yeah. And then we should alsomention the game with the Mets and
the Cubs and the wild finish wherePete Alonzo got called out at home plate
in the game. Really exciting comingdown to the final play game happening in

(01:37:46):
baseball with Cubs and Mets. Yeah, I mean, and you know,
and there's controversy about that. Youknow, the play was. You know,
it has to do with the newrules that they have for the blocking
home plate, and I think itcould definitely have been deemed a situation where
the Cubs catcher was obstructing home plateand preventing Alonso from getting in there.

(01:38:09):
To be honest with you, look, like Alonso beat the throw. So
it's controversial. If you're a Metsfan, you've got to be pissed off
about it. So yeah, sothat was an interesting one last night.
And you know, and you can'tforget about the beekeeper in Arizona. I
don't know if you saw that one. I did. What a two hour
delay? That type of thing,A two hour delay has to give you
a little bit of anxiety as someonewho's responsible for a crew of people to

(01:38:30):
make an experience happen out a diamondor do you go, okay, we
got plenty of things to eat.Well, you know, there is a
silver lining to a delay, especiallywhen it's not pouring rain. So yeah,
I mean everybody just kicked back,had another cold one and another hot
dog, and you know, nowthey got this story to tell, which
is pretty great. But you know, the drillers we had the game the

(01:38:51):
other night on Tuesday night, anda postgame we're like, hey, let's
throw on the Dodgers game and Igo to flip over to it and that
the end the screen says, youknow, delay warm of bees. It
said on the screen. I'm like, what is going on? So that's
how I learned about it. Kindof a crazy situation that beekeepers like a
cult hero now in Arizona, whenyou guys have your team meeting, like

(01:39:12):
your your team meetings, not theplayer team meetings, but the team meetings
of all the people you helped manageand help make the experience at want To
Field awesome with the toulstralis do yougo, all right, do we have
a beekeeper number? Like? Isthat something you just go, oh,
we'll deal with it on the flyer? Do you use those experiences that
at other ballparks to go, hey, do we have somebody lined up for

(01:39:33):
this situation? Yeah, up tothis point I would say no, we've
never thought that we need a beekeeperon the hot list, you know,
so no, we probably maybe wemaybe consider adding that. You know,
it was funny because like over atthe old stadium, you know, we
had some weird things happen over therewas the fairgrounds, right, so you
had some weird animals that would showup. We had foxes at the field

(01:39:53):
a few times. You know,we had delays with possums and cats and
things getting on the field over there. But bees, so now bees are
firm on the radar and the otherthing that's crazy about the bee delay by
two hours is that that is anindoor stadium and they'd only opened the top
for like a short amount of timeand these bees showed up. Yeah.

(01:40:15):
Man, you can't write this stuff. It's just kind of a crazy,
crazy storyline. And I can't waitfor the Beekeeper bobblehead next year for the
first forty thousand fans in Arizona righthere that I'm sure it's on the way.
They have to embrace that, right, they have to. I mean
it's classic. You know, ifit was a minor league team, if
it was us, we would bethe Tulsa Beekeepers next year. There's just
no question. We'd have a wholetricked out uniform and you know, it'd

(01:40:38):
be great and we would have alot of fun. Major leagues probably can't
go, can't go that crazy,but the Beekeeper must be exploited as far
as I'm concerned. Yeah, well, it's hard to not let balls hit
in the face when you've got thatbeekeeper hat on. Yeah, I mean,
listen, you know everyone should wearthem. Last thing I wanted to
bring up is the Cubs have thispitcher that I don't. You might have
to help me with the name,but he is shocking. Everybody knew he

(01:41:00):
was gonna be good, but heis crazy good. He's five and zero
and six starts and a point sevento eight e er. And again,
I don't know if you know hisname, I'm gonna mutilate his name amonga.
Oh I know Imoga. Yeah,he's a Imanaga Imano Japanese player.

(01:41:21):
Yeah, and he's awesome. He'sgot a great personality. And it's funny
because you know, that was theother big signing this year, you know,
from Japanese pitchers with the Dodgers gotYamamoto and the and the the cub
sign this Imanaga guy. And he'sjust been nails right out of the box,
Like every start, he's been outstanding, you know. And and he

(01:41:42):
just seems to like really just automatically, you know, just eased into a
major league career. So you loveto see it. They're loving him up
there in Chicago, and he seemslike he's, you know, not having
any problem with major League baseball hitters. I'll throw you this fact too,
because you love stuff like this.He's the first pitcher to start five an
oh with an ERA below one sincenineteen oh one. Holy smokes. I

(01:42:08):
did not see that. That's incredible. That's incredible. That's a good perspective.
Well, listen, these guys allwork through the system. That means
they play in places like one oakField. So go see the Tulsa Drillers
in action. They're at home thisweek and we got tonight through Sunday Tulsa
Drillers dot Com to get your tickets. Mike, have a fantastic week,
appreciate it. Thanks, Corbin,you guys have great weekends. Two all

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Let's go ahead and do our toplist. We do it Thursdays at this
time. Let's get started. It'sHarberbig Mad Morning Show's top list random topics,
randomly drawn with random results. Nowhere's Corby, Kimpie and Lindsay with
this week's top list. This week'stop list is Mexican dishes. Mexican dishes?

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What do you got? Lindsay?All right? Number five? You
probably gonna put your nose up tothe But I chose fajitas because it's hard
to get them. It's hard toget them wrong, so and they're easy,
so, especially if you're at anew place, go with that.

(01:44:15):
Are we allowing text mex why not. I mean, if you go to
any Mexican restaurant here in town,they're gonna happen. They're going to have
fahidas on there, you know,anything el what the hell when you go
to Mexico? Yeah, do theyhave fajitas? I don't know. I've
never been to Mexico. I don'tknow. I've never ordered them, so
I can't. I don't know.Yeah, so gotta have corn tortillas with

(01:44:39):
them. And I like the mixwith the shrimp chicken ants combo. Definitely,
yes. Number four, if there'sroom for dessert, I like the
creamy goodness of flan fan I do. I do, And it's more of

(01:45:00):
a recent thing for me because I'ma big fan of crumb brewlet and I
feel like that is the closest I'mgoing to get to it. Three on
my list. What's the thing theyput on? What's on top of a
flawd? I know it's upside down, so they what's the top part?
Like, sometimes there's a caramel drizzleon it, sometimes just fruit strawberries usually

(01:45:24):
and whipped cream. Shiny thing that'son that shiny syrup? Yeah? What
is that caramel? Caramel? Oh, that's caramel, okay, deliciousness.
Number three is carne asada, thegrilled, marinated sliced skirt steak with rice
and beans covered in the the whitecaso delicious. Number two braised pork carnitas.

(01:45:54):
I love them and I love themwhen they are marin Mexican coca cola.
So that okay, so sweet andwith Again, it's got to be
the corn tortillas. And I don'treally care what vegetables, if they use

(01:46:15):
them or not, like some wellput peppers in there, but they have
to have red onion. Cilantro's amust. Lime is a must, and
if you're using pineapple, that isa big plus. Okay. And number
one on my list street tacos fromany damn taco truck, any taco truck.

(01:46:40):
What kind of street talk? Whatare you thinking? What's your thing?
I like steak. I mean,yes, tongue is fine, but
I prefer the steak with just theonion cilantro lime. Boom done, yeah,
delicious. All right, we're doingtopless Mexican dishes. What do you

(01:47:00):
got for? Number five? Canbe? Oh hell, coming in a
number five tacos alta pastor you know, pretty good stuff. I mean you
really can't go wrong with tacos inany any form or fashion. I'm more
of a crispy taco kind of guy. You know. Not a lot of
Mexican restaurants serve those, unless it'son a kid's menu. Yeah, but

(01:47:21):
either anyway, tacos in any wayis all right with me. So that's
number five. Number four is themango sabci mm bechab whatever whatever. It's
good stuff. Yeah, dip yourchips down in there. You know,
you got the shrimp and the mangaand all this saucy, juicy goodness.
Oh yeah. I always thought itwas with shrimp, always right, And

(01:47:43):
it wasn't until I've been to Mexicothat I realized. No, no,
no, there's many variations of cibchreally, yes, because I always thought
it was shrimp too. Yeah,so they got a beef savice or someone
No, no, no, otherother sea type of things, gotcha.
So it does have to be seafoodscallops, Okay, whitefish that could be
interesting. I can get down onit doesn't suck. Yeah, So that's

(01:48:08):
number number three. They're number four. Number number three is going to be
a good old inchiolata. You can'tgo wrong man has to be in the
red sauce. You know. I'mnot a big fan of chicken enchiladas,
you know, so for me,it has to be beef or something to
that effect. I prefer to makethem myself as opposed to you know,
getting them at a restaurant. Youknow. But that's just me, that's

(01:48:30):
just me. I don't, Idon't, I don't know. Maybe it's
just I like I like the wayI make them because it's the way my
mom made them, you know.So I use flour tortillas as opposed to
like corn tortillas, which I thinkmakes a big difference. I am.
I can't. If I'm gonna doa chicken Mexican dish, I can't do
shredded. It's got to be diceor cubed. Yeah, I can't.

(01:48:54):
I just can't do shredded. Thetexture throws me off. Any shredded chicken,
but Mexican like unchiladas or whatever.Yeah. Yeah, I try to
stay away from a lot of thepoil when it comes to you know,
Mexican food or whatnots. But thatbrings me down to number two. The
fajidas mean the fatas, and ithas to be all three, the chicken,

(01:49:15):
steak and the shrimp, you know, and I'll eat the I'll eat
the steak, and I'll eat theshrimp and then possibly take the chicken home
with me later on and have thatfor lunch the next day or breakfast or
whatever. And that's one of thebest things about that. You know.
Let's say you go out on aSaturday night and you go hit up a
Mexican restaurant and you've got your leftoverfehtas and stuff. Man, you eat

(01:49:36):
that stuff right back up, mixit in with your eggs. Boy,
you can't go wrong right there.Man, that's good stuff. And you
know, maybe stop and get yousome tortillas on the way home, you
know, so you can have yourselfa nice, good breakfast burriti or something
like that. And the number one, I think is obvious if you've listened
to the show for the past,you know, twelve years that I've been
here. I'm always this is theone thing that I always get. And

(01:49:58):
that's what this list was kind ofhard from to put together because I don't
very I don't stray away from mydish. You know, any Mexican restaurant
that I go to, I usuallyget the same thing every now and again,
I'll break it up. It's arare occasion, and that's why I
ended up coming up with the otherfour. But the number one chimp chankin.
Man can't go wrong with the deepfive brita. It's about the only

(01:50:18):
way that I can eat a burrita. You know. I can't eat a
regular burrito, like what is ita wet burrita, you know, or
or even if you're hitting up TacoBell, Man, I can't the burrita
supreme, the tortilla. It's justall mushi and gooey and chewy. And
I that's not for me, man. I need my barrita filled and then

(01:50:40):
deep fried and then smothered with cheese. And you got your pico, your
lettuce and guacamali and your sour cream. You just pile all that stuff on
top and then eat it as itgoes. But boy, you can't go
wrong. And it has to bea beef or or steak if it is
offered you know beef, you know, ground beef or or shredded steak.
It will never be a chicken.Jimmy Changa just saying in nineteen ninety eight

(01:51:03):
ninety nine, the radio station Iworked for did a partnership with a Mexican
restaurant called, I remember to thisday, Lacasina de Puerco, Okay,
And when I went there, likeyou know, they brought out the radio
people in to educate us or whatever, because they're like, we're authentic Mexican
food. And I learned certain dishesif it for it to be Mexican,

(01:51:28):
really shouldn't have cheese, right,And I was like, huh, and
pork is the preferred right? Hadno idea, right, So it was
then that I went on this journeyof learning Mexican food. And so my
list is a little different. Ihave tacos on this three times because there
are different variations. Number five juststraight up street tacos, preferably chariso.
I will do Asda, I'll dotongue, I'll do barbacoa, whatever,

(01:51:53):
right, but street tacos, simpletortilla, corn, tortilla onions, cilantro,
protein, easy stuff, easy delicious. Number four El pastor. I've
never had a bad al pastoor.Pineapple meat seasoning done so good. We
got u l pastoor. And thenanother dish that'll be on here from Tortillas

(01:52:15):
de Puebla, which they're fans ofthe show. For our birthdays. It
was so good. The extra wehave we vacuum sealed. We just opened
it the other day and had someoneit was so good. So that was
number four. Number three Molay anydish with molay on it. Molay's a

(01:52:36):
It takes like twenty three ingredients tomake the sauce. It takes like forever.
It's got chocolate in it. It'sso good on everything. Any molay.
Number two, as long as itcomes out of a cooler, preferably
tamalaies right, preferably pork Tamali's.You can taste the preciosa in it.

(01:53:04):
It's so delicious. I love it. And then number one for me,
this does have some cheese in it, but it's so good, and that
is Beera Tacos. Okay, BeeraTacos. It's a special sauce that takes
a long time. And then youtake the tortilla, you dip it in
there, you put it on thegriddle, meat cheese, you fold it

(01:53:26):
over, it gets crispy, andthen you dunk it in the sauce.
I forgot them about the beer tongthey're so good. There is a place
I think on twenty first called redtacos and they specialize in beera tacos.
It makes me so happy. It'stexts coming in Mexican street corn. Yeah,
a lot of people love it.Mexican street Corn's fine to me.

(01:53:48):
It's it is. It's just cornright with mayonnaise some other stuff, but
it's good. I get why peoplelove it. Uh where did it go?
Moved on me? Street corned tamales, street tacos, crunchy tacos,
enchiladas. What's better anchiladas and redsauce or green sauce? Well, depends

(01:54:10):
on what you're feeling, is okay? I say more because I think green
sauce is more for chicken enchiladas asopposed to beef, and the red sauce
would beef for your Okay? Iagree? And me personally, I prefer
the beef enchiladas with the red sauce. Just me. I'm a red sauce
guy. All day. I've hadchicken enchiladas from different people. I don't
like them. Uh. Another textpork carnitas ver day. Okay, beer

(01:54:36):
of tacos, straight burrito, groundbeef beans, red red sauce, cheese,
a Bertho here. I'm loving thistop list. Uh Chili reinos,
tamales. I think this is supposedto be carnitas. That could be wrong
though. Pazzole, yeah, thatis a pre difference thing. I think

(01:55:00):
green spaghetti. Who I don't knowwhat that is as a Mexican dish.
I've never heard of it before.It doesn't sound appetizing though, Okay,
it's because of the pablano chilis thatare in it, blended with sour cream,
cilantro and garlic and spices. Itdoesn't look good just me, though,

(01:55:24):
I try it. Margarita on thereO Presidente, Margarita, corona rita,
maybe bozzolo another one, uh faaswranch at us. Yeah, Mexican
food good. Yeah, I can'twait till Sunday. Man. Yeah,

(01:55:47):
let's cobbas there and Jinks for theeighteenth Annual Block Party. Come and join
us three to five. You canwatch us mau down on some chimmy changas
or fajeitas or what the hell ever. Listen, I'll be so satisfied with
chips salsa. We could stop there, but keeso guacamole has to have the

(01:56:09):
Charisa in that. Caso though,Oh it's a game changer. Oh yeah,
oh yeah, it is a gamechanger when you put a protein in
the caso. I've always done itwith beef before, not a problem,
but you turned me on to theCharisa. I was like, yeah,
you know, you're playing at adifferent you know, Konami code when you're

(01:56:29):
when you do that. Uh I, what's the is it? Fundido?
The one with a It's like ablock cheese and it's super stringy and like
it's good for like a minute andthen the rest of the time you're just
breaking your chips in it. Right. Frustrated, right, because just straight
up, how do we get theAmericans to like this? The white people
just take a block of cheese,unwrap it out of the package and set

(01:56:50):
it in the cast iron little skilledthat we do faetas in done, and
let it just dissolve and then rushto the table. Yeah before it coagulate,
it's to solid again. Uh menudoafter a long time of drinking.
Who Okay, I've never had it, so I couldn't tell you how it
is it. I think it's oneof those things that you're like, I'm

(01:57:13):
doing it here, I go,I'm having mnudo and uh, I just
didn't grow up that way. SoI'm gonna pass on manudo. I can't
get past what's in it, right, cow stomach, chili, pepper,
broth, many hammony, hammona hammonahammona how many? Yeah? Lime onions
and a regano doesn't sound that bad. It's the stomach that kind of you
know, turns things, dude.Somebody text in a torta tortoise are so

(01:57:38):
good, so good. The breadis super important on a torta because if
it gets too soggy, I'm out. Okay, but a torta is delicious.
Yeah, okay, Yeah, we'llsee a sundance taking to mil Los
Combos. We'll be back. Telsa'sMorning Show is coming right back, A

(01:58:00):
big bad quarter show, Tulsa's rockstation. Good morning, It's the Big
Mad Morning Show. Nine one,eight four six, okmo, d You
can also text bmms and then whatyou want to say to eight two nine

(01:58:21):
four five. So there's this thingon the TikTok which will go away eventually.
Apparently, uh is something called medicalgas lighting. Okay, have you
ever heard of this medical gas lighting? No? I had not either,
But when I describe it to you. I feel like you've seen many of

(01:58:42):
these type of posts, not juston TikTok, but on many social media
platforms. Apparently. Apparently it iswhen people say things like your provider is
not listening to listening to you,or they interrupt you, and you feel
like your medical concerns are being dismissedokay, or ignored, or you're often

(01:59:09):
blamed for your medical symptoms. You'retold that you are worrying too much,
or you just have anxiety about yoursystem, or your provider will not provide
a referral order key lab work fordiagnosis. Hmm. I think it's those
people with their non medical license thinkingthat if they know what's up with themselves

(01:59:31):
and so they're going to argue withthe doctor who went to school for eight
years to tea. You know,he's one of those things. Well,
I know my body, doc,Oh, my body's telling me it's cancer.
It's not, it's not. Ican only I can see both sides
of this. I can only imaginebeing a doctor who went to school for
eight years, been practicing for yearsand years and years, and you go
in and tell them what you thinkis wrong with you, and that they've

(01:59:55):
got it wrong. I'm sure that'squite frustrating. Additionally, I can only
imagine how frustrating it is to bein discomfort, pain, whatever and then
go to your doctor and they tryto it sounds dismissive that you're feeling that
way, right, right, Ican imagine that that's frustrating. I mean,
they don't call it a malpractice lawsuitfor nothing, right right, And

(02:00:16):
they don't call it a medical practicefor nothing because they just be practicing.
You got to think, but you'redoing none of those right exactly. You're
just a hypochondriac. I think there'ssomething wrong with you, yea, when
you know, you got to thinkabout that too when it comes to that
sort of thing. There's so manyof either hypochondriacs or pillchasers that go out
there and think that, you know, the making up stuff, and doctors

(02:00:38):
see that all the time. It'skind of like when you get pulled over
by the police or whatever and youpiss drunken the officer at how many did
you had to drink? Oh?I only had two beers or whatever.
These guys hear that stuff all thetime, so they see right through your
bowl. I have a really goodreputation with my doctor because I've known him
for so long and I go tohim to help me with my being a

(02:01:00):
hyperchondriac. Right, I go.He knows that we've talked about me being
one. I let him go.No, it's fine. If you have
it in six weeks, then mayberight, But there's no reason to jump
off the deep end today. Butpeople want that instant gratification. They want
that instant help right now, somethingto make them feel better right now,

(02:01:23):
instead of okay, Tommy, waitten minutes, and if you still got
to go to the bathroom, thenyou can go. I say that as
a reference to like kids in school, always up and down. I I've
gotta go a bathroom. Do youreally or are you just trying to get
up and do something. I thinkthat you're right to the idea of that
people expect to be healed right away. Yeah, that we've been sold this

(02:01:47):
bill of good that doctors can fixyou and that's the end of the sentence.
And they can sometimes, Yeah,it just takes time. It's not
an instant thing. It's to me, the thing I hate the most is
when you go and you say mywrist hurts, and they go okay,

(02:02:09):
and you schedule appointment, you goin and then they're like, okay,
let's do an x ray, andthen you got to wait to do the
x ray, and then you dothe x ray and then they get the
x ray and they're like, oh, okay, well now we need an
MRI. And then you get anMRI I and they're like, yeah,
that doesn't look right. Let's sendyou to a specialist. And you're like,
bitch, why didn't I go toa specialist right from the beginning.
And then you go to the specialist, and the specialists like, why didn't

(02:02:30):
like that MRI, Let's do anotherMRI. Well, now they're just trying
to take all your money. Andthen you go and then you're like,
well, now we need an MRIwith die right, And I don't.
I'm not somebody who's like they're justtrying to take your money. I'm not
saying there aren't doctors like that.I'm just saying I don't know, because

(02:02:50):
you can't go what do you haveno medical degree telling them how to do
it. I don't just suddenly getthat because I feel like it's not fair.
I'm not one of those people thatfeel, oh, they're just trying
to take your money. But Iknow people that are like that who have
literally said that to me before.Are they just trying to take all my
money? Blah blah blah. Okay, yeah, I mean one, it
is a business, but they're notgoing to just sit there and deliberately waste

(02:03:15):
your time and energy just to takeyour money. They'll just charge you out
the ass for stuff. This textis totally I think, right on the
same thing about being an HVAC tech. The customer tell tries to tell me
the problem and they're wrong ninety percentof the time. Yeah, my ace's
broken. I tried to do thesame thing. But to me, I

(02:03:36):
don't I think it's more of me. I'm not just some some jokester calling
up going fix my s Right.I try to give you all the knowledge
I have about it and then letyou do your thing. Right, Here's
what I did. I did thesethings thinking it was this. Now you
go leave it up to the professional. Mechanics are the same way, right,

(02:03:59):
You going like I think it's theflex capacitor and they're like, no,
not the Fleux capacitor. You justgot a low tire. Bro.
There's these people we fall online andthey do car analysis, So they tell
you what the problem was and thenthey tell you what the answer the real
problem was. So this person broughtin a car and the emergency brake would

(02:04:23):
go on and then the car wouldshut off. Okay, bizarre, right,
And so they ran a code check. The code check came up with
door a jar sensor okay, butthe door wouldn't open. And so what
they deduced was that the door ajar sensor was faulty or having a short

(02:04:46):
was then triggering the emergency brake asan emergent, like thinking there was an
emergency in the car for safety,and then because it stayed on, they
disengages the vehicle right, like safetymechanism. But the person driving door never
open, right, does it knowthere's a door code issue? Interesting?

(02:05:08):
Right, But the person win waslike ah x y Z, yeah,
didn't know. Fun fact doctors hateWebMD. I joke with my doctor all
the time about any everyone coming inthinking the worst because of that side.
I also blame these commercials saying askyour doctor about one hundred percent. The
pharmaceutical industry being able to sell youailments that you do not currently have,

(02:05:30):
I think is part of the problem. Yeah, that's why we always joke
like, oh, it's you havea cold and testicular cancer, because it
feels like no matter what you putin WebMD, it always come back comes
back as potentially testicular cancer. Itall comes back to cancer. Yeah,
of some sorts. Every single timemy toe hurts, well, you got

(02:05:55):
toe cancer right, right, No, you just banged it on the damn
kitchen table whatever. It's even worsewhen it's like somebody you really care about
that you're responsible for taking care ofbecause you want the best for them.
Yeah, my kid was in theer right and we didn't know what was
wrong, and so we get everything, They get us stabilized, and we

(02:06:15):
get the kid out of the er, and then we have to go to
the doctor and they're like, ah, it's probably this, and I'm like,
this isn't like you got my steakcooked wrong, right, lives,
I'm responsible for this individual. Ineed a little more info than like,
ah, just a weird thing thathappened. Another textual, my son was
younger, we went to a pomnologistand Tulsa for his breathing issues. He

(02:06:39):
told me and my wife, ifyou love your son, you have to
buy a certain six hundred dollars inhaler per month. We ended up finding
the generic brand for about one hundreddollars a month. If you love your
son, if the doctor used thatvernacular, you should contact the medical board,
absolutely and then get a new doctor. And it's possible you may have
interpreted you heard six hundred dollars,but they meant get the inhaler. Right.

(02:07:02):
I'm not dumb to the idea thatpharmaceutical companies have some loyalty with some
doctors and vice versa. Absolutely,doctors getting kickbacks whatever. I think that's
been tamped down dramatically. Maybe soit was a thing for sure, and
I'm sure it still happens to adegree, but there's limits now on like

(02:07:23):
how many times pharmaceutical companies can bringfood into the doctor's office. Right,
They've tried to get that a littleunder control. Good tostecular cancer. Yes,
there's always a generic brand, Andto me, your doctor isn't doing
their job to go, hey,there's also a generic version also your pharmacist,

(02:07:44):
right, your pharmacists should be ableto help you with a generic version.
Are the doctors and pharmacists getting moneyoff of selling, you know,
this expensive brand? Maybe? Probablylike a commission exactly. Oh, I
don't think so. Like I said, goes back to those kickbacks whatever.
But you know it's really just thecompanies out there trying to push their expensive

(02:08:07):
product. Oh, listen to this. Last year, a scan showed I
had a cancerous tumor on a kidney. Immediately looked into it on my own
and became confident I would die withinfour months if it wasn't removed. When
I met with a nephrologist, heasked me what I thought would be happening.
I said, I said imminent surgery. He asked who told me that.
I said, my own research.He seemed upset that he didn't get

(02:08:31):
to tell me kidney removed a monthlater. Yeah, that is an impressive
story. That doesn't mean everybody whodoes that, though, is right?
How did a scan show him thatit was a cancerous tumor? Don't you
have to biopsy a tumor to knowthat it's cancerous or not? I mean
it's usually suspicious of cancer, Butthen you're right, I think it has
to be sent up for a biopsy. I don't know about cancer, but

(02:08:54):
according to WebMD, I get gonorrheaa lot. The pharmaceutical companies are today's
snake o salesman. Again, theyhave a lot of medicines that work really
well and saved a lot of lives. So I don't know if they're snake
oil some of their stuff for sure. All Right, we got to take
a break. We'll be back.Tell Usa is the morning Show? Oh
yeah, he's coming right back,A big bad morning show. Telsa's rock

(02:09:16):
Stasia ninety seven. Kyo, I'ma du pilight my life. Good morning,

(02:09:52):
It's the Big Man Morning Show.Time to find out what everybody learned.
Start with Lindsay. Lindsay, whatyou learn today? I learned breast
cancer screening should begin at forty insteadof fifty, probably because by the time
most of us are fifty, abreast exam accidentally becomes a knee exam.

(02:10:15):
And on a personal note, Ithink I need a cortizone shot in my
back because I'm aching and I hopeI don't get gas lipped by my own
doctor today. Kim B, what'dyou learn today? Well, I learned
that the tongue is fine, butshe prefers the steak. I also learned
that if The Big Man Mornings Showwas a circus. I'd be the sideshow

(02:10:39):
freak, Lindsey would be the swordswallower, and Corbin would be juggling balls.
I learned, of course Gimpy istelling a story about getting breast exams
earlier. By the way, DoctorGimpy's office hours are from ten am until
eight pm at the depot. Uh. And I also learned that everybody says

(02:11:03):
that smoked salmon is delicious. Theysay it's the cure for everything. Corbin
saying, make sure that dishwashers liveredright, it's sight is gampy and I'm
sorry, Daddy, Can I getall that time? Dishipped time makes a

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noise interpassword cor new messages. TheBig Bad Morning Show would like to take
a minute to thank troops from Oklahomaand all over the United States. These
soldiers have sacrificed. Did the BigMad Morning Show before you the back like
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