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five public Rants. That's a fun, little older go down people's cheese just
sliding straight off the cracker. That'sfantastic. So we'll get to that at

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nine o'clock. You know what theuh taco bell does? The Dorito's taco
I've never had it. I hadit once and that was all it took
for me to know that I didnot like it. I've had them a
few times. I've had each ofthem, the Nacho Cheese one and the

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Cool Ranch one, and honestly,I mean I, in my personal will
get the opinion. I feel theNacho cheese is better. Both of them
are just kind of eh, butNacho Cheese is better than the Cool Ranch.
However, when it comes to justthe chips, I like the Cool
Ranch over the Nacho Cheese. Ilove the Dorito chips. The taco shells,
though, in my opinion, aretoo salty. I'm not a Dorito's

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guy at all. Huh, They'refine. My wife loves them, so
I'll nibble on them once in awhile, but I just don't like powdery
stuff on my fingers. Yeah.So I've never gravitated towards the Dorito's Locos,
taco whatever it's. Nonetheless, theyhit a gold mine with it.
People love them, and now they'recoming out with the cheese It, Oh

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Boy version of it. So TacoBells, Cheese It Toastata, Big cheese
It Toastata, and the big cheeseIt crunch Trap Supreme. Now I think
crunch Trap Supreme might be the mostamazing food creation in the fast food world
since the McRib pretty bomb. Andso apparently they tested these in February and

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now they're unvaliant. June fifth acrossAmerica. Sorry, beginning May thirtieth across
America. All right, yes,today, and it is exactly what you
think. The toastata is a oversizedcheese it topped with seasoned beefed sour cream,

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dice, tomatoes, lettuce, andshredded cheese, while the crunch rap,
the big cheese It crunch Wrap Supremeis pretty much the same thing,
but wrapped in a tortilla. Okay, okay, I'll try it. I
love cheese It's. Cheese its arefine, exactly. They're fine, exactly.

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There's nothing spectacular about them. WhenI go to the store and I'm
looking for something some munchy food,cheese its aren't on my list of things
to get. M. I agree, uh road trip food. M yeah,
yeah again for you. That's moreof the cheese on a finger sort
of thing. I mean, cheeseits aren't cheese and a finger. They're

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salt on them, but they're prettystandard. The white cheddar cheese it's,
I think, are better than theregular cheese it's now. Those will leave
a film on your fingers. Okay, they don't for me, Okay,
film in your mouth. Well,they all leave a film in your mouth
because it's not real. Those aretypically a I must have at the grocery

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store always. The kids are don'tforget to get cheese. It's if I
ask them, is there a certainsnack you want me to pick up?
Cheese It's are always on the list. And if I'm going to Aldie,
because Aldie will sell both cheese itsor the off brand. And if they
say, are you going to Aldieor you know where you're going, they'll
say, they'll ask, will youspecifically get cheese it brand? Yeah,

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I think when we say cheese it, we're talking about yes across the But
you know, I don't know ifwe're brand loyal. We're just saying cheese
correct. Yeah, then we knowcleanex. But to me, it's it's
fine. It wouldn't even rank inmy top five cracker Chip World. She
has a good point there, becausemy kids were all about the cheese.

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It's goldfish in my house. Yeah. Yeah, so maybe it is more
geared towards a child than it isadults. You know, maybe I never
really thought about it, but thatmakes sense because i mean, I'm sure
I like cheese it's back in theday, but as I've gotten older,
they're just not there that I'll eatthem if they're there, but I'm not

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like you crave them. Some cheeseits. Nobody really craves cheeses. The
cheese and duos are good too.Then you have the spicy or they have
the cheese it parmesan. You arebrand loyal huh yeah, mm hmm,
like you any other highlights of cheese. It's for you. I mean they've

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gotten pretty creative with their have they. Yes, they've added they're different brands,
the different flavors. Yeah, thereare so many different kinds of cheeses.
Yeah, you've got your original,your extra toasty cheese. It's extra
toasty. What would that mean?They are they aren't they already toasted?
Yeah, but they're toasted a littlelonger, so they're extra toasty, almost

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not black. But you know,just hand okay, uh, extra toasty
cheddar Jack cheese, it's those aregood extra cheesey cheese its. And then
you got the big cheese it theextra big cheeseus normal cracker size right,
white cheddar. Huh pepper jack?Interested what did you say a minute ago?

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Didn't you say pepper jack a minuteago? She's a white cheddar.
I believe she said them. Noyou no, no, no, no,
I've never never heard of these.No, you were just naming some.
I thought you named one that wassaid pepper jack. Oh no,
cheddar jack is one, got it? Yes, and there should be a
monterey Jack cheddar right right, right, right, then pepper jack. And
then what else we got here?Healthy one's whole grain Huh, that's what

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it says. It doesn't say healthy, but it just says whole grain cheese.
It's well, hold on, uhhuh, so the cracker is made
with a grain, which is notwhat it's meant. Okay, you've got
Italian four cheese cheese it's yepot,hot and spicy. Another healthy one,

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you're reduced fat cheese. It's uh, buffalo wing cheese. Its okay,
haven't tried that. Uh. Andthen scooby Doo cheese. It's I don't
know if I love the buffalo sauceflavor, but I like buffalo sauce.
Okay, that doesn't make much sense. It makes complete sense because one's of

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sauce. I don't want the powder. Okay, okay, I get what
you don't. I don't want theflavoring. I want to the actual sauce.
I want sauce. Got it.You'd watch your your cheese. It's
dripping if that was the case,if that were the case, yeah,
yeah, yeah. And then lastly, here they have your extra crunchy bold
cheddar cheese. It's so bold inflavor and cooked a little bit longer to

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make them extra crunchy. Cheddar isa pretty bold flavor profile. Already,
I realized there were so many dangold flavors and cheese. It's but nonetheless
good for Taco Bell. Get creative, live your best life. I'd rather
them, you know, be creative. Then hey, we got the cinnamon
twist, right. And then Itoday that McDonald's is testing in Canada.

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I didn't even know this was athing. Seasoning for fries, so you
can get your regular fries and askfor seasoning. Okay, Apparently they do
this in Hong Kong at the McDonald'sin Hong Kong, and they're now going
to debut it in Canada to seehow it handles in America and they're testing

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two flavors mussala okay, which iskind of a cooming cardamen cayenne pepper flavor
profile, but so more of asavory, like just a different thing on
the fries, right, garlicky andthen turo ciro. Now, at first

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I was like, well, boththose are weird. But the McDonald's fries
a special. It is not likea regular fry. There are fries and
then there are McDonald's fries. Youknow, they cook them and crack cocaine.
They crisp differently, they have adifferent density, They're just different.

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I'm in on this. I'm onboard. You know how I feel about
French fries right right. I wouldtry it. It would be the only
thing that I buy, okay,because I don't want to get bogged down
by a chicken or something else andthen my fries get cold. But I
would try it. I'm curious aboutthe Chiro season. I think that would
be interesting. I don't know aboutthe marsali one be sweet and salty,

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yeah, really savory. I couldget down on something like that. To
me, as long if you're givingme the packet and I've got to put
it in the fries and try andfigure that out. I get But if
they do all that, do itthe way the standard, the way the
kitchens intended. I'm on board.I'm surprised this hasn't been a thing earlier

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in life, right, you know, at the at the movie theater,
they've got seasoning shakers for your popcorn, at your cheddar or whatever ranch flavor,
whatever it is. So I'm surprisedthis hasn't been a thing beforehand with
with other restaurants, McDonald's burg,whatever comes around. I've never thought to

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season your fries more than just saltand pepper, sugar, crack, whatever
it is. Yeah, I getyou. Some someplaces either do like a
seasoning salt, you know, right, something like that. As some restaurants
they do. I think like RedRobin does they have a certain seasoning.
Wing Stop has a certain seasoning ontheir fries. I've had the delicious special

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fries they do at Smash Burger Guy. Yeah, those are special. It
was a rosemary, garlic, garlicand olive oil or butter or something.
They're so good. Yeah, tearsof angels, yes, Oh my gosh,
they're so good. But that tome, that feels different. This
is like something you're like, oh, yeah, like I can just season.

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There's a I think there's a massivemarket to season French fries absolutely.
Like you mentioned the popcorn thing,that's a company that does that. And
I think there's a fry seasoning theworld out there. There should be.
They should offer like a garlic youknow, sea palm, garlic, parmesan
for your for your fries. Maybelike a like last night, I made

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pork chops, right and I useda honey hickory seasoning. I think something
like that would be all right onsome fries like that. Yeah, which,
by the way, I did.I did my pork chops and I
listen to this man. I don'tknow if I was baked or something.
I was a mad scientist yesterday.But I take my pork chops and I

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and I put this honey hickory ruball o ript some salt and some pepper,
and then I dipped them in wafflebatter and deep fried them. And
it's probably one of the most interestingthings that I've ever cooked in my life.
Hold on, yeah, say thatall again. So I took my
regular pork chops, regular bone inpork chops, right, and I covered

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it with salt and pepper, andthen a honey hickory rub rubbed it in
right, and then made up somewaffle batter, and then dipped my pork
chop in the waffle batter back andforth, back of board, back,
rather than dumped it in the deepfryer and fried them up like that.
Like I don't know, if Ijust had state fear on my mind,
I don't know, But it wasn'tthat bad. It's a learning experience.

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I learned that you don't want togo too heavy on the batter because the
waffle batter puffs up real bad.Yeah, and so I think maybe a
little bit thinner might do me.Something of corn meal batter would probably be
more. But then now we're gettinginto a tenderloin. Yeah. Yeah,
I wanted something different. I wantedit like that sweetened s nitzel. Yeah.
So so I went with the wafflebatter. I was like, a,

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all right, I'm not gonna completelyget it out of my kitchen.
I'm gonna try it again, maybea different way, and see how that
works out. But I'll tell youwhat made for a goddamn good breakfast this
morning. Ye pancakes. Yeah,basically pancakes and pork with a pork chop
inside. Yeah, did you setout for that? I mean, this
feels like a very elaborate cooking processfor you. And you are a cook.

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I'm not trying to say you arenot right, but you're also very
limited and you're you're not gonna beshucking oysters right, No, nothing like
that. It was just something thathey, I wonder how this is going
to work because I already had thepork jobs taken out. Typically I would
shake and bake them, or Iwould just regular bake them, season them
and bake them, or maybe evengrill them, right, And I was
like, let's try something different.So I was like, well, let's

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let's see what this waffle batter.I was thinking, well, it works
for the fair foods. Some ofthe fair foods they do something to that
effect. And I'm like, whycouldn't it work out for this, And
and I experimented and gave it ashot. It was it wasn't that bad.
Hmm, it sounds interesting. Ah, not hating it, but it

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was good. It was good.And then a leftover batter I dumped in
the deep fryer and made like littlewaffle donuts, creativity. Why not.
Somebody said, fun fact, youcan also take the cheddar, the cheese.
It's crushed them, egg washed flour, chicken breast, bake cheese it
chicken. Yeah I do that.Yeah, that's not that's not a fun

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fact. Bro, that's called we'repoor. What do we have to make
right? We can't afford shaking bakelike Bougie GIMPI back there. I've done
it when I've been when I've runout of breadcrumbs and crackers. Yeah,
and it's pen delicious. Done itwith potato chips. Yeah, I've done
it with instant potatoes. Yes,which is pretty good, crisps, uperly

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good shirt. Yeah, it's we'renumber one. Not We're not, you
know, having a cornhole tournament oranything. We're talking about chicken and pork
whatever, fries, French fries,and Jesus and the spectrum. Don't forget
about the doritas. That's how westarted this whole thing. Yeah No,

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that was just my my tempo wastent pulling in So yeah, I get
it, I get it. Ijust don't want the doritas to feel left
out in the conversation of foods thatwe've had. I was going to bring
this up or the lawyer letter wegot yesterday. I wasn't sure what to
start with. I felt like thiswas better. I read that headline.
I was like, oh, Iremember that was a funny story. All
Right, we got to take abreak. We'll be back on Tulsa's Morning

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say, what the Here's corby GimpeanLindsay with What's going on news quakies from
The Big Man Morning Show. Inninety seven fibe AMoD woman names baby girl
after the seafood restaurants where she gavebirth. So this happened in Royal Oak,
Michigan. Her name is Elisa Sparkman. Her and her husband went on

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The Today Show to explain what Herneher husband Sean went through on April twenty
seventh. They went to the hospitalafter she started experiencing contractions. Ultimately,
the hospital sent the couple home,saying she didn't appear to be in any
act of labor, so the twoheaded to Lily's Seafood Grill and Brewery in
Royal Oak, Michigan, to graba bite to eat, and when their

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food arrived, Elise felt her waterbreak and she told her husband run to
the car so they could go tothe hospital. But by the time Sean
got back to his wife with thecar, the baby had just been born.
It took her two minutes and thereshe was sitting in her chair with

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a newborn baby in her arms.Two retired nurses also dining at Lily's Seafood
place were able to untangle the babiesin biblical cord from being wrapped around her
neck as other diners cheered the baby'sarrival. The baby weighed four pounds eight
ounces. They did ultimately go tothe hospital following her birth, and she

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was discharged two days later, andonce they got there, they named the
baby pen Salad Penelope Lily Sparkman.So they didn't name it after the place.
They gave her a middle name.Yeah, but they didn't name it.
Middle names don't count, You're right. I mean some people go buy
their middle names, but her veryfew embarrassed of their first name because the

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parents name after a seafood joint.And the restaurant even made a little plaque
and placed it at the table whereshe first Yeah, so everybody that goes
to eat there knows that there's beenafter birth on their table. Right,
that's so nasty. Yes, Iwould like the swordfish with a set of
placenta. Please, this is greatman, Any news good news? Right?

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Yeah, I can't imagine, likeI was thinking, like I would
be. I don't know if Iwould be embarrassed or I guess it all
happened so quickly, but it wouldbe. Oh, I would someone cover
me up like I was. Iremember being nervous being in labor because I

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was scared that. I mean theysay that sometimes when you're pushing, Yeah,
you deuce. Yeah, yeah,yet another reason not to sit at
that table. I have never givenbirth. No, I feel like there
are times I thought I was youknow what I'm talking about? Well been

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there, yeah, after a bunchof Jesus. But I would think the
last thing on my mind would benot if I deuce. That wouldn't be
the thing. It'd be an episiotomywould be far more concerning to me than
I might deuce, right right,because you can't just stitch that up in

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a seafood restaurant. No, anda deuce like whatever, right that doesn't
feel odd. Ripping orifices of mybody, we're just making room feels terrifying
to me. I swear I've hadone butt or I thought I was going

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to Right here we go. Manwho ran naked through a plane has been
arrested. This comes out of Australiawhere there was a flight going from Perth
to Melbourne and it had to turnaround in emergency fashion because this guy just
decided, hey, this is agood time to take all my clothes off
and run down the aisle. Heended up knocking over in a flight attendant

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on his way to the front ofthe plane or the back of the plane,
it didn't really say, but anyhow, they went ahead and turned around
and that's where the police were waitingfor him. They took him to the
hospital for evaluation where he is stillat He is expected to be in court
in mid June. And they saythey have no idea where or how he

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took his clothes off. I knowhow he took his clothes off. I'm
thinking it's one piece at a time. But where maybe the bathroom, maybe
in their little kitchen area where theystore all the pre cooked foods or whatever,
you know. I don't know.I've never been on a plane in
Australia, so I figured they're allmade the equally, they're all the same,
they're upside down. Yeah, Imean, don't ever underestimate how quickly

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a human being can get undressed.True. And I didn't say whether he
was high on drugs or drunk oranything like that. Maybe he was just
trying to be funny. I don'tknow. I can only imagine you're you're
on this plane trying to get fromPerth to Melbourne, and then you've got
this guy, you know, thestreak, things of flopping running down the
aisle. Well, and we've readstories before that say naked, and then

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we find out they only took outtheir shirt, or they took up their
shirt and pants, but their socksand underwear were still on right, right,
right. Yeah, I didn't say. I'm just assuming that he was
completely in his birthday. See,yeah, I think it's might be an
assumption his wallabe was hanging out.Missing woman found in jaws of alligator.
This didn't happen in Florida. Itactually happened in Texas. The body of

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a missing woman in the Houston areawas recovered from the jaws of an alligator.
Police were searching for the missing womanalong the Bayou in the Clear Lake
area outside of Houston when they sawthe alligator chewing on the woman's body.
Please shot and killed the alligator tokeep it from causing more damage. Oh
God, here we go. Butthe woman's remains and the alligator have been

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recovered. The medical examiner is nowgoing to determine if the woman was killed
by the animal or if she wasalready dead and the alligator to saw somebody
eat. The woman's name has notbeen released. I'll bet you it's the
latter half. I'll bet you she'sthe latter half. She was dumped somewhere,
killed and then dumped and then thealligator was or she might have died
naturally, you know, taken alittle jog. So from what I understand,

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this area where it happened is wellknown that alligators hang out, okay,
and that people know to not goto a certain part. But she
could have been walking a dog,strolling about drunk, angry, upset,
slipped fell into the area where theykind of hang out, and that it

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was the beginning hit her head,not your self unconscious. Holigator sees the
moment a number of ways that thingscould have happened. I think getting would
you would you rather get eaten byan alligator or get eaten by a bear?
I mean, well, we gotto ask the question, are we

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dead or are we a lying?We're assuming you're alive, Okay, okay,
okay, So mauled by a bearand eaten or mauled by an alligator
and eating that's the question. Ifeel like getting eaten by a bear,
you'd go quicker. So I'm gonnachoose that, okay, kim be Yeah,
I'm kind of with Lindsay on thatone. Because alligators they bite and

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rip right. They they bite apull left and right. That's how they
That's how they rip their food apart. And if this has happened to you
alive, I feel like you woulddie a lot faster, Like you get
one swipe from a giant bear claw, you know, right it hits you
and then you you would be unconsciousand you wouldn't feel anything. But I

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feel like, you know, ifI got, you know, in an
encounter with an alligator and I tripand I fall, he goes to eat
me, He's gonna grab my legrip that off, right, and then
start you know, tearing and rollingme around. And that's another thing,
the damn death roll. Bears don'tdo a death roll, no, And
a bear is probably going to gofor the jugular right away, and that's

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going to be like instant death.Right. I don't know if bears do
that. You said, ma,a bear would mall you. Alligator ain't
mollu. It ain't batting around withits hands, no, no, but
it could take him into his jaws. Well, yeah, toss you up.
Understand that death roll is what getsmen. You can survive both.

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I mean Chubbs survived when he gotI mean you just had that plastic can,
so I mean you could survive.We've read stories of people surviving share
attacks. Both are absolutely horrible.I think the bear would be worse and
the only reason is how loud thebear would be. There would be no
hope of me overpowering the bear.There would be no hope of me punching

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the bear. Where the alligator atleast give me a sense. I'm not
saying it what I could, butwould give me a sense that I can
maybe kick it, maybe push itaway, poke it's eye out. I'm
not saying you would. I'm sayingit would give a false sense that you
have a fighting chance. Where abear stands over you, bats you around,

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throws you in the air, biteyour jugular whatever, where an alligator
is like chomp roll right right.So, there was a video that's been
I don't think it was on toasheven once, where the bears like scratching
its back on something like a fenceor something, and it gets hitting the
balls and then the bear screams andthen runs off. Right. I think

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with one good swift kick to thebears testicles, that might actually save your
life. I don't know where analligator's testicles are located that and when you
know, they're on their belly,right, so they'd be dragging the ground.
I don't think you'd have an oldYeah, yeah, I don't think
you'd have a good chance to kicka gator in the knots I hear you.

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I love the old classic go forthe balls line from you. But
to me, when an animal isangry and attacking, the adrenaline is rushing
right right, they're gonna go pay. Like, first of all, you
have to have pretty good precision,and you're not gonna, you know,
put a frame up on the bear'sshoulder so you can look underneath this giant

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belly. Yeah. To then,I hope you kick him in the pp
Yeah. Maybe I think your chancesare greater. Though that's, you know,
just my opinion. And I'm justguessing. I don't think a bear
straddles. I'm guessing a bear standson on its nuts on you. Oh

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maybe so maybe. So we're justdiscounting a bear, not a horrible fighter.
Right, have you ever thought abear? I didn't say anything can
be as the one that answered foryourself. All right, we got to
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what lindsay. As for balls tothe Wall sports, the quest for a
championship continues in college softball. Today. Bracket play begins in the Women's College
World Series in okc Oklahoma is lookingfor its fourth national title in a row.

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The Sooners face Duke in their firstgame. The Blue Devils are making
their first appearance in the WCWS.The tournament's top overall seed, Texas plays
Stanford. Texas is in its eighthWomen's College World Series and Stanford is in
its a fourth, but neither havewon it all. Oklahoma State plays Florida,
while Alabama and UCLA square off.Bracket play is double elimination and the

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WCWS finals are a best of three. All criminal charges have been officially dropped
against the world's number one ranked golfer, Scottie Scheffler. In accord hearing yesterday,
prosecutor said the case against Scheffler wouldnot be pursued and requested that the
case be dismissed with prejudice, meaningthey can't ever be filed again. In

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the future Jefferson County Attorney Mike O'Connellsaid that after looking at the totality of
the evidence, his office couldn't moveforward with the case, and Scheffler's assertion
that this was all just a bigmisunderstanding was corroborated with the evidence. Scheffler
said he had no ill will towardsOfficer Brian Gillis, who was the arresting

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officer, and hopes to put itall behind him, while hoping the officer
would choose to do the same.Audio recorded during the encounter appears to show
what a confusing mess the whole thingactually was. I mean, they had
nothing, they had nothing to goon. The video shows he didn't do
anything out of the ordinary. ScottyScheffler's story never changed that he the guy,

(32:58):
He didn't know if the guy wasa police officer. All he knows
someone ran up to his vehicle andhit it with a flashlight. Yeah,
that's all he knew. And whenScotti Scheffler was asked if he's going to
sue the police department, and hewas like, nah, I'm not going
to put that on the taxpayers.Yeah, sure, you're a hero,
yeah, right, And the roadto the NBA Finals continues tonight. Anthony

(33:20):
Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves will hostLuka Doncik and the Dallas Mavericks in Game
five of the Western Conference Finals atthe Target Center. Tip Off is scheduled
for seven thirty and the action canbe seen on TNT and True TV.
The Mavericks can clinch a spot inthe NBA Finals for the first time since
twenty eleven with a win. Thetimber Wolves staved off elimination with a one

(33:42):
oh five to one hundred victory inGame four on Tuesday. Minnesota is aiming
to become the first team in NBAhistory to come back from a three to
nothing series deficit in the postseason.The winner of the series will face Jason
Tatum and the Eastern Conference champion BostonCeltics to decide this year's champion. And
that is your Balls to the WallSports. I'm Lindsay in ninety seventy.

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Good morning, It's the Big MadMorning Show. Nine one, eight four
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see Coorn. Wednesday, October twentythird. Good morning Gimpie, Well,
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Brookside for a nice little block party. You can register to ride in the
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you get instantly qualified for a Myersdurn shopping spring. Again. That's rumbling'
roll next Thursday. You can getthe details at rumblin'roll dot com. All
right, let's go ahead and seewhat Gimby's got round the world. Take

(35:21):
my strong hand, Give train MoMA, give train world, take my troll
hand, get on the dam traintrain. All right, before I get
started in what I got to talkabout here. I cannot contain my excitement

(35:43):
anymore. I just found out.This is no lie. I just found
out that the Niners are playing theTitans in the preseason August tenth in Memphis.
All right, Uh? Never beento a professional football game? Yeah?
You and I talked about this,Yes, yeah, I'm going.
I'm definitely going. I've looked attickets. They can range anywhere from super
cheap, like nine bucks. Butwhen I go to like the Titans website

(36:06):
or whatever, like the lowest islike, you know, seventy something dollars
or whatever. But I'm pitting togo drop some coin on a couple of
tickets to go to this goddamn game. Who you can take out? My
brother, his old lady, anda guess of my choice. Nice.
Yeah, dude, I'm so stoked. Man. I saw that August tenth,
three days after my birthday. Happybirthday to me. Hell yeah,
hop on the bike, let's goto Memphis, watch games, spend the

(36:27):
night. Yeah. How quickly yougo from football? Right? So now
you're going to a game? Yeah? I know, right. It's amazing
how things can turn around in life, you know. Nonetheless, that's not
what I want to talk about.I was just so excited I couldn't contain
it anymore. How long is thatride though, It's a five hour ride?
Yeah, at least that's what itwas last time when me and the
wild Hogs went to Memphis, itwas like five hours or whatnot. It's

(36:50):
just straight across Arkansas. You know. We could leave in the morning and
we can get there, get checkedinto a hotel and everything before the game
even starts, like six o'clock,right, plenty of time log into the
screen real quick, convince I wantto I'm gonna tell you something. I
don't want to say it on air, but I think you will be dude.

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And that's the first preseason game ofthe season, which means the starters
will at least play half a game. Yes, so I think that's pretty
good. I think so, consideringNiners are playing the Cowgirls in the Cliffs
at at Levi Stadium in San Francisco, so there's no chance that I can
go to those. There's a chance, but not much of a chance.

(37:34):
I should. I totally should seeif you can't say, I'm just saying,
but so it's worth the shot.Yeah, noeth less excitement over Thanks
for letting me read it to goman as do I, as do I.
So with vacation coming up, we'vegot ours coming up the week of
the fourth of July, and there'sbeen an article that's been released of and
I thought this was hilarious of funnyand bad yelp reviews from national parks.

(38:01):
Who would have thought that somebody wouldfind something to bitch about at a national
park. I figure people now they'regonna bitch about anything regardless. But I'm
like, it's a national park.What were you expecting. Right when I
went to the Grand Canyon a coupleof years back, I thought it was
pretty cool. I didn't have anymajor complaints, But apparently some people have

(38:23):
to bitch about these. I'm tryingto remember when you went to the Grand
Canyon, but now it's I'm recallingit because you were gonna go to Vegas
and all that and it didn't workout. But yeah, okay, yeah,
yeah, it wasn't last year,but the year before that when I
wrote all the way out there.So we'll just take it from the top
of this article. Yosemite National Parkin California. I grew up in California
and we've been there a lot.We used to go camping there a lot,

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and I thought it was amazing.Some of the tallest trees that you'll
ever see in your lifetime are atYosemite National Park. And somebody on Yelp
wrote, really annoying that it's thesame way in and the same way out
the scenery is not be breathtaking.Well I beg to differ, sir or
ma'am. I mean the pictures right. Another person wrote about Yosemite. I

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need someone to explain to me thehype of this place. This place looks
like any place with mountains and trees. Too many people, not enough stores,
not enough places to buy food.Oh wow, it's not them all
right, it's a national park.My wife and I have been talking about

(39:27):
renting an RV and yes, reallyfor like take a week off and do
that. Yeah something just you,your wife and your kids are like the
whole family or no, no,no, okay, no, no,
just just the kids. I don'tsee you as an RV venturing kind of
person, but yeah, why not. I don't know you Just you seem
like you'd rather fly somewhere than thanhop in an RV or road trip in

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any kind I think you might havediscussed how much you you're not on the
you know side of road tripping,you'd rather like to get there right away.
I do, but I don't minda road trip either, And growing
up that is a part of likemy growing up was going on road trips
and going camping. Yeah, andmy wife not a doesn't love camping.
I love camping, And so thisthis feels like a compromise to have that

(40:15):
experience. That's awesome. You getto do it. Yeah, and if
you flew to Yosemite, like you'realready paying a ridiculous price fairfare, and
then you got to rent a car, and then you gotta figure out how
you can stay Ryan cabins or whatever, hotels or whatever. This one hears
from a Hawaii's Volcano National Park.It says youre absolutely horrible disappointment. There

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wasn't a single pickleball court in sight. It says, said this this nerd
gets into it. You would thinkwith its extreme length of two point nine
three miles, an extreme width ofone point ninety five miles, and it's
circumference of seven point eighty five milesand an area of four point one four

(40:59):
miles, they'd find some place forone. Here on a peck, you're
you're you're on a volcano. Yeah, I'm gonna play a pick a ball
of whatever need on a volcano.Yeah, nerd the Great Smoking Mountains.
I grew up in that area ofthe country, not necessarily in North Carolina
in Tennessee, grew up in Alabama, which is the tail end of the
Smoky Mountains. But you know,it's beautiful out there. And and somebody

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had to say that some of thefalls and streams had nothing but toddlers peeing
and pooping in the water that Icould see. How could ruin your vacation,
But they're kids. Yeah. Also, don't go to the hills right
and then be shocked to see hillsthings right? Right? Uh. This
other one says, I can't saythat this is one of my favorite National

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parks no bear sightings, but that'snot the park's fault. And the haziness
gave me a huge headache. MountainZion Here's Ion National Park in Utah.
It says the mountains are beautiful,but the most of the different formations look
like redundant to my untrained eye.So I didn't see the value in trying

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to hike around any of them.Okay, okay, people are just gonna
bitch about whatever. This one here, it says here. Another one about
Zion National Park is says, myguess is that the people that love this
place never get out much. Comeon, come on, man, uh
Carlsbad Caverns National Park, it says, don't enforce enough rules. Children run

(42:32):
around almost pushing you over the railingsin the edge, and they yell,
and most people have bad odors andstink. Those are the same people who
don't that don't like it when theyfind a baby on an airplane. Yeah,
because they just would rather have itto themselves. I'm sorry, newsflash.
You have to share. Great babieshave to travel too with some people.

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I'm always curious to what is theexpectation you had? Yeah, like
when going on on these trips.Yeah, when people write a complaint,
so you're to me, that meansyour expectation was the opposite, right,
So to go back to the oneabout not enough shopping and places to eat.
So you expected to go to Yosemiteand see a Starbucks exactly exactly.

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Come on, you're going to anational park. Yeah, I was surprised
when we went to the Grand Canyon. Of course, they have their visitor
center and stuff over there, butthey have this huge it's like a grocery
store inside their visitor center, right. And it's not so much the grocery
store that surprised me. It's thefact that they served alcohol and liquor inside

(43:36):
this grocery store that surprised me.For right, I was like, I'll
take a bottle of Jack Daniels please. Uh. This one here from the
Arches National Park I think was hilarious. It says this park was extremely underwhelming.
I went in with low expectations,ready to see a couple of rocks
with holes. Instead, what Isaw were many stone pillars that resembled a

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circumcised donkey dong. Overall, somepretty nice rocks, though, don't take
the kids nice nice How do youknow what a donkey dot? A circumcised
circumcise? For that fact, that'ssomething they practiced still, right, right,

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a donkey. Here's one about theGrand Canyon, which I thought it
was breathtaking and amazing. It says, whoop you do, Grand Canyon.
Your a giant hole in the ground. You were caused by erosion. You
don't have a roller coaster or dippingdots. Geez, can you say overrated?

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Come on, man, come on, can you say overrated? That's
awesome. Back when I was married, we took a trip to Saint Louis,
which was pretty awesome. I'd neverbeen to Saint Louis up unto that
point. You know, you seeit on te you see the giant arch.
I went up into the arch.I'm kind of have to say I

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don't necessarily disagree with this particular reviewbecause if you've never been up in the
arch, it is very cramped upin there. Man type fit. Oh
yeah, and you get somebody likemy brother who was six and a half
feet tall, trying to get intothat little bitty cart in the elevator,
and then so they can launch youup there, and it's all shaking giant

(45:28):
pain in the ning dong. Thisperson says, boring, this thing is
as ugly as sin. It lookslike half a McDonald's logo or a giant
urinal and says, you go upto the top of the arch, which
is the worst. There's nothing tosee other than Saint Louis's ugly skyline,
which really looks like a generic skylineout of some cheap eighties indie movie.

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I was just there and I thoughtit was awesome. It's awesome to be
up that high and to see thatfar out. I was like, all
right, that's kind of cool.The ride up there sucked, you know.
But other than that, here's thething I like to remind people of
about the arch and what makes itso impressive and magnificent. It was made

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at a time when OSHA didn't exist, right, And how many deaths do
you think they had? Zero?Amazing how that works out, isn't it.
And the fact that they even madeit is insane. How they made
it is insane. The same elevatorsare still in it. Yeah. The
number of things that are impressive aboutthat thing. The view alone isn't the

(46:37):
only thing. You're like, wow, No, no, it's just the
architecture, everything about it, everythingabout it. The thing is huge,
huge, So good good for them. This one here is about the Great
Sand Dunes National Park. It's abig mountain of sand. Okay, Yeah,

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what were you expecting You're going tothe Sand Dunes? Come on,
another person here bitching about Death ValleyNational Park. It says I was especially
happy to walk out after my encounterwith mister park ranger and see what nice
green grass in one of the hottestplaces on earth. You're in death Valley.
Man. Come on, I've neverbeen to this one, but at

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someplace that I would enjoy going toBig Bend National Park. The scenery looks
pretty cool if you like hiking andstuff. And it says they didn't expect
to get electricity for at least halfthe week. He says, have you
ever camped with a woman for halfa week where there's no available, warm
running water anywhere? They start tostink and complain, and on top and

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to top it all off, wenever got to see any bears or mountain
lions, thanks a lot Obama.Sure, I don't know what Obama has
to do with Well, he hadthat whole initiative to keep the hot water
right frontin lions away ruin and damneverything. Uh this year from Joshua Tree

(48:06):
National Park, it says uh.He informed us that if he tells us
where the arch is and we actuallygo, we will create the dangerous situation
for others. Well, duh,go to hell, Dustin Ranger or Ranger
Dustin or Justin, you ruined ourtrip. Danger ranger Dustin. That's his
name, that's what they call him. Anyway, Glacier National Park says here,
at the time of our visit,half the road was closed due to

(48:29):
snow. Well, there was nosnow on the mountains, and it being
a late June, it could notpossibly have snowed. There was there a
UFO landing. Pretty fishy, anywhareCome on, people, Just go on
your vacation, enjoy the scenery,and if you've got complaints, keep them
to yourself. That's it. BeBrown the world. Take my strong hand,

(48:54):
Give train moments, Give train burl, take my my trove. Hen
get on the dainque que. Herecomes the cripple train. Tulsa's Morning Show
is coming right back, The BigBed Morning Show, Tulsa's Rock Station ninety

(49:27):
Good morning, It's the big ManMorning Show. Nine one, eight four
six oh kmod can also text bMMS and then what you want to say
to eight two nine four five.Let's play a game. Yeah, tickets
We're gonna give away to Rock Oklahoma. That's happening Labor Day weekend in prior

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us A Disturbed Avene, Sevenfold,Slipknot and Mortgage Full lineup and link for
tickets at kmod dot com. We'regonna pay sniption option R current record.
Gimpee looks like Lindsay and I aretied with eight and you have half that
last week's winner, that'd be Lindsay. All right, so it's going to
be corbyin and Gimpy at nine oneeight four six oh kmod nine one eight
four four six oh kmod call up, decide who's going to be your clue

(50:14):
giver. Whoever gets the most rightyou can win those tickets to Rockklahoma.
Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name? Daniel?
Daniel? Who do you want togive clues? Gimpy or Corbyn? Corbyn
Daniel? Sixty seconds are on theclock. Timer starts after the first clue.
You ready, yes, sir,all right, here we go.

(50:34):
Uh. This is the Avian friendof Mickey Mouse Donald Duck. Correct Uh.
During the holiday season, you havethis party of a certain cold weather
item you wear, and you havea special sweater ugly yes, pose Christmaster,

(50:58):
Yeah, drop ugly Christmas sweater.There you go. CarMax correct Uh.
The FedEx has these big planes thatcarry what correct uh break windshield wiper.
Those are types of what. Yes. Uh. Someone that looks like

(51:22):
you would be known as you arecorrect, a giant star that explodes.
Correct. Uh. If we cometo an agreement, you get part of
your side. I get part ofmine. That's known as a Uh.
Can't we just get along time?Seven is what we got might be good

(51:45):
enough for the wind. Daniel,hang on the line. Okay, I
thank you Daniel on point. Goodmorning, you're on the air. What
is your name? Brandon? Howare you today? And Brandon? How
are you today? Good? Brandon? Seven is the number to beat?
Are you ready? Yeah? Herewe go? Okay. Indiana Jones was

(52:10):
was what what did he do forjob? Archaeologist? Yes? Uh.
This is what you put on theglass on your cars to make it darker
the whole thing. What is theglass on your car called? Yes,
salt is made of what chemical onthe periodical chart? Yes? Uh.

(52:31):
We say we go down one ofthese when we get into a certain subject.
Alice in Wonderland. Yes, uh, keep calm and blank on sour
cream and blank. Yes. Thelegend of Sleepy Blank, the headless Horseman.
Yes. Uh. This is whenyou put ink on skin, the

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grand Blank. It's a hole inthe ground. Yes, uh blank,
Dan, it's we have metal onyour shoes. Yes, I shot the
blank. Andy Griffith was yes.Uh not Facebook, not Twitter, not
x but the other one. NotFacebook, but the other one. Time

(53:16):
doesn't matter. Man, that wascrazy. Ten is what you got.
I think that's a record, Brandon. Congratulations, man, you're getting those
tickets to Rock Oklahoma. Excellent job, sir. Uh Daniel, I don't
know, dude. I thought sevenwas solid, but Gimby and his person

(53:37):
were in a different zone. Dude, they got ten. I'm sorry we
didn't win. Damn. You givehim all the easy one, all right,
brother, have a good day thanhe was. Two great contestants.
Yeah, forgive me stops. Yeah, this is social media. This is
the one that has their logos,a camera lens. Yeah. Uh,

(53:59):
it's owned by Facebook. You canpost to both at the same time.
Reels. You can add it toyour story. I was hoping that if
I just listed all of them,what that one, he can get it.
But he must not be an Instagramyou ya, No, I mean
I thought you were. You wereon point and the one that I ended

(54:19):
on Lindsay. And when one personwants one thing and the other person wants
another thing. You both have tocome to a fair blank to reach something
that agreement wants. Yes. Agreementanother word for agreements, settlement, Yes,
compromise. Oh all right. Therecord now puts me in a lead
with nine. Keeps Lindsay with eight. Keeps you with FO Tulsa's Morning Show.

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Yeah, he's coming right back,Morning Show, Tulsa's Rock Station ninety

(55:06):
Good morning, It's the Big nineMorning Show. Nine one, eight,
four six, Oh kmod. Youcan also text BMMS and then what you
want to say to eight two ninefour five. Let's see what GIMPI as
for balls to the ball sports.No, I'm sorry, i'lle We could

(55:29):
call it that if you want toswitch one day. Let's see what Gimpee
has in his four x four dunBUDM. Trump's faith now in the hands
of jury of his peers. Afterbeing given their instructions by the judge overseeing
the trial, they asked four questionsregarding testimony from National Inquirer publisher David Pecker

(55:52):
and ex Trump lawyer Michael Cohen.They also asked the judge to read the
jury instructions again, which he willaddress today SOMETIMEE. Trump's charged with false
spying business records before the inelection.Did you see Junior talking to the press
outside about robertson Euro I see that. It was like he was, you

(56:17):
know, doing the stick of hesucks, yeah, and then he did
the classic line that I love.He doesn't have a good movie in a
while, right listen. I thinkto Nero's annoying, but he's a good
actor actor. And I wrote hislittle ramp. People were like, you're
a has been, you're washed up? Oh yeah, No, he looked

(56:38):
like an idiot. Come on,man, come on. Moving forward,
the Feds are prepping to bring oldP Diddy's accusers before grand jury. Federal
prosecutors are said to be preparing tobring Sean Diddy Coolm's accusers before grand jury.
In New York City, reports oris that people have filed civil lawsuits
against the rat Mobile have been notifiedby investigators. Columns have been named in

(57:00):
eight civil blue suits, including sevenaccusing him of sexual assaults. Homeland Security
raided his house in Los Angeles andMiami in March, while sources indicated he
was being investigated for possible sex trafficking, money laundering, and illegal drugs.
Boeing is going to try to launchastronauts again after a failed attempt three weeks

(57:23):
ago. Boeing is preparing to launchNASA astronauts into space this weekend on Saturday.
NASA, Boeing, and United LaunchAlliance are hoping to successfully send the
star Liner spacecraft in to the InternationalSpace Station with astronauts on board for the
first time. Engineers have been workingon mechanical issues on the spacecraft since the

(57:45):
launch was first delayed on May sixth. The test flight is meant to show
that the star Liner can safely carryhumans. Yeah, we'll see, yeah,
right, And then last week I'mgonna I'll tell you what I'm gonna
watch. I wouldn't doubt it.I'm gonna watch that one. It's been
delayed that many times. Oh mygod, you think with all the pressure

(58:05):
that Boeing is under that there's notsome higher up going get it in the
air, right, right, Butmake sure all the doors are bolted.
Day. So you're saying, sir, we're not one hundred percent sure there
isn't gonna be an o ring leak, right, la la la la.
I don't figure it out. Getit out there. We need some good
publicity. But imagine if they hadanother challenger incident that I think that would

(58:29):
send Boeing under Yes, yes,and then we will gladly bail them out
like we've done before. To me, I can just hear this too.
I can hear Hey, listen,figure it out or it's your job.
What are you gonna do? Right, You're gonna be like I mean,
Okay, I guess we'll figure itout. Too much pressure. If it's

(58:50):
Boeing, we ain't going. Andlastly, here House approves a fifty million
dollars for Arkansas River levee repairs andupgrades. House FRO fifty million dollars to
repair the Arkansas River levees. Housebuilt twenty eight to ninety appropriates fifty million
from the Progressing Rural Economic Prosperity Fundor PREP Fund to the Oklahoma Department of

(59:12):
Environmental Quality or d EQ. Itwill go towards modifying and upgrading levees along
the River and Fear Waterways water waysin northeast Oklahoma. According the US Army
Corps of Engineers, are our systemlevee system ranked in the top five percent
of risk of failure. So that'swhy they need to make that happen.
Okay, Yeah, let's see whatLindsay has for balls to the wall sports.

(59:37):
Another member of the defending Super Bowlchampions is facing illegal issues. Two
misdemeanor warrens have been filed against KansasCity Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Bugs on charges

(01:00:00):
of cruelty to dogs in this seconddegree. In Tuscaloosa, Alabama, the
Tuscalusa Police Department was alerted to apair of dogs that were left on the
back porch with no access to foodor water at a home that is being
rented by Bugs. The twenty sevenyear old's agent denied the charges and alleged

(01:00:23):
that he is a victim of anongoing subversive campaign to shut down the hookah
lounge that he owns in Tuscaloosa.Okay, yeah, the forty nine ers
are locking up. By the way, that's a third stringer. Okay,
I'm just saying, no, no, listen, these people are gonna do

(01:00:45):
whatever they want to do, right. But to me, to you hear
that charge, you automatically think ofMichael Vick, right right, right,
And that's not what happened. Itwasn't dog fighting. Someone could have easily
come into the backyard and the foodand water or somebody just found them after
they had just gotten done eating anddracks, it's true, and taking pictures

(01:01:07):
and sent them in. Or hefeeds them inside. Right right right,
it's Alabama. I mean, comeon, they leave their dogs outside.
Hey, those women have names.They're nice people. Oh good one.
The forty nine Ers are locking upone of their offensive playmakers with a new
contract. San Francisco is signing widereceiver Juwan Jennings to a two year deal

(01:01:30):
that will keep him with the teamthrough the twenty twenty five season. The
deal is worth up to fifteen pointfour million dollars, with a ten point
five million set to be guaranteed.Jennings had chosen not to sign his restricted
free agent tender and opted instead tosign this extension. The twenty six year
old has recorded seventy eight catches fornine hundred and sixty three yards and seven

(01:01:53):
touchdowns through forty five career games.A new quarterback on this Steelers doesn't think
he'll return kicks this season. JustinFields told the Pittsburgh Post Gazette that everybody
kind of misinterpreted the idea the twentytwenty one first round draft picks, said
special teams coach Danny Smith was tryingto send a message that anyone can play

(01:02:16):
on special teams. This season,rumor surfaced about fields returning kickoffs in the
league's new format after teammate Jalen Warrenjoined Cam Hayward's podcast and said the idea
was suggested by Smith. Well,the good news in the history of Justin
Field's pro career, he hasn't misinterpretedanything right, So one could make the

(01:02:43):
argument he hasn't got the clear messagefrom coaches before at that level. But
if I were him or as agent, I will go stop talking to the
press exactly right. Put your nosedown. Work. That's what a lot
of them should do. They haverequirements well right cause them fight, Yeah,

(01:03:06):
outside without food and water. Listen, live your life you want to,
you know, street race or tieyour dogs up outside, whatever,
But stop talking to the press,right unless you have to, unless it's
a requirement from the team or theNFL. Stop talking to the press.
You don't need to clear anything up. No, you're not there to clear
anything up. You're there to playfootball. You're there is to learn the

(01:03:28):
playbook. You're there to do answerfootball questions. Hey, you know you're
going to return kicks. Listen,I'm I'm here for the team. I'm
here whatever the team needs. I'mhere to be the best player that I
can be for this organization. I'vegot something to prove. Next question,
that's it, Well, that's Hewasn't talking to me, bitch, he
was talking to you. Yes,So why guys take time answering questions are

(01:03:54):
going off on it? Especially youngplayers. It makes no sense to me.
None. Yeah, And it's notlike he hasn't done this before.
Is that talking to the press isand nothing new for him? No?
No, no, They all haveto talk to the press at certain times.
But you can talk to the pressand then, but not incriminate yourself.

(01:04:16):
That didn't sound like a team playerto me, right. The Clippers
are rewarding their coach with a hugecontract. ESPN reports LA is extending Taylou
through the twenty twenty eight to twentynine season. He's going to earn about
fourteen million dollars per year, makinghim one of the league's highest paid coaches.

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Lou's gone one hundred and eighty fourand one hundred and thirty four in
four seasons with the Clippers, buthas failed to make it out of the
first round of the playoffs in twostraight years. The forty seven year old
has a career fifty four and thirtyseven playoff record, which included an NBA
championship with the Cavaliers in twenty sixteen. And the Washington Wizards have dropped the

(01:05:00):
interim tag from head coach Brian Keithand named him their permanent head coach.
Keif took over for West Unseld Junioron January twenty fifth, with the Wizards
seven and thirty six at the time, Washington went eight and thirty one with
Keith at the home. Prior tohis time with the Wizards, Keif was
an assistant coach with the Nets,Oklahoma City Thunder, Seattle SuperSonics, Lakers,

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and Nicks. He also spent timeat the collegiate level as an assistant
with Bryant and South Florida. Andthe son of an NBA legend will stay
in the twenty twenty four MBA draftpool. ESPN reports that Bronnie James will
forego his remaining college eligibility and afterspending one season at USC. The son

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of Lakers superstar Lebron is ranked asthe number fifty four prospect in his class,
but showed well during the pre draftprocess and has a high chance of
being selected. The nineteen year oldaveraged almost five points and three rebounds in
twenty five games for the Trojans lastyear. Round one of the draft takes
place in Brooklyn on June twenty sixth. And that's your balls with the Wall

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Sports. I'm Lindsay at ninety sevento five Cam. Yeah, yeah,
good morning. It's the Big MadMorning Show. Uh yeah, good morning,

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It's the Big Mad Morning Show.I'm laughing because I was just sharing
with Lindsay. I just saw athing that Nothing Bunk Cake is having some
summer releases. Now, for thosethat don't know, Nothing Bunk Cake is
like a dessert place. They dothese little tiny bunk cakes. They also
do big ones, but and they'redelicious. Yeah, they're good, and
they're doing summer and two of thesummer flavors that I saw. One of

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them's a Dulce de leche cake coveredin cinnamon sugar, filled with caramel.
Sounds delicious by diet. Another oneis a pineapple upside down cake. Yes,
good morning, Lindsay. Oh,good morning, Corbin. Thank you
for that information. Tonight head onover to one oak Field and watch the

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A wuk the Riverfest THHC on thatso yeah, and rehab in Alamow.
Yeah all right, So conspiracy theoryThursday. I mentioned yesterday the red Lobster
things, So I've got the detailson that and how it's misleading that it's
just endless shrimp is the problem,right, and that this is a company
that has been treated unfairly managed unfairlyhad five CEOs in six years. I

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mean, those type of things arenot conducive to a positive environment. And
why should we care about Red Lobsterand it filed for bankruptcy or how's this
even a conspiracy, you may beasked, because they get bought by venture
capitalists and venture capitalists. If yougo down a grocery store aisle, they
control probably ninety percent of the foodin a grocery store. Wow, I

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didn't know that. So you goand you I think you're buying different types
of salad dressings as an example,they're all owned by the same venture capitalist.
Okay, it is the people behindthe company, right, And you
can go down a rabbit hole aventure capitalist and find out who doesn't own
who, and it exists in thefast food world or the restaurant world as
well. So Red Lobster. Intwenty fourteen, Golden Gate Capital bought Red

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Lobster for two million dollars I'm sorry, two billion dollars and they were like,
we're going to help you out.We want to buy Who doesn't want
that? Like yes? In twentyfourteen, yeah, yeah, they're very
well established restaurant. They've been aroundfor a while. It makes sense,
right, we need an influx cash. We're not doing great, right,

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They weren't doing as well as theyhad been in the nineties. So two
billion dollars for the company. Great. Then Golden Gate Capital makes them sell
all their properties. You're going tosell the land, and guess who they
sell the land to, Bill Gates, Golden Gate Capital, to themselves.

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You can't do that. And thensays, and you're gonna pay us rent,
oh Jesus, and you're gonna paywell over market value because they they
got to recoup money they just paidtwo billion dollars. You think they're just
going to rely on the sales ofCheddar biscuits. Hold on, let me

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bend you over Red Lobster and giveyou the business real good. Yeah,
oh man, look at this whiteknight showing up on their horse. Here's
two billion. Uh huh. Nowif you just turn around for a second.
Yeah, I wonder if they tookhim to Red Lobster before they left
them like that. On top ofall that, then they make them pay
property tax and other fees that goalong. Oh, and bog them into

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a long term lease which carries onthe debt. Right, crazy that's just
in twenty fourteen. In twenty sixteen, Golden Gate Capital they Red Lobster goes
to Golden Gate Capital about the leasesand the cost and how much it is.
So Golden Gate Capitals going, great, we're gonna we'll help you out.

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They sell part of the Red Lobsterthat they own, state of that
twenty five percent to a company calledThai Union. And guess what. Thaie
Union's major output company is shrimp shrimpsales. In twenty twenty, Golden Gate

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Capital says, you know what,we can't deal with this anymore. We're
gonna sell the rest of the companyto Thaie Union. Okay, but you
will still we're gonna keep the landand you're still gonna pay us rent,
and you're still gonna have this longlease. That's in twenty twenty. In
twenty twenty three, Red Lobster goesback to the new owners, Thai Union

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and tells them, hey, betweenthe pandemic, these leases, inflation,
the lack of people going to restaurantsindustry wide, we were struggling. And
Tie Union goes, then you're gonnado endless shrimp because there's that, and
you're gonna buy shrimp from us overmarket value and read Lobster's like, I

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guess we can do this one thingwe do once a year as a market
employee to a full time menu item. Anybody knows that's a marketing tactic.
It's not designed to make money,right, It's like the McRib yes,
And then they go back to themtwo hundred million dollars in least debt alone.

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They lose eleven million dollars in theshrimp sale and the shrimp deals,
and the tie Union goes, oh, it's inflation, bid, noomics,
whatever they whatever phrase that's cliche,not us, all them, and Lobster
gets stuck filing for bankruptcy and theylook like it's because they chose in the
shrip, when in reality it's theventure capitalist behind the scenes that are just

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giving them the business, forcing themto overpay for shrimp, forcing them to
buy their own land or sell theirland at under market value, and then
forcing them to pay leases that arewell over market value. Do you think
there's a lawsuit there against these venturecapitalists for what you agreed, right,
But it seems like it could beunfair business practices that you know could be

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their case. But they willingly enteredthe agreement. Right willingly or right?
Listen, you have you always havea choice. You still took the two
billion, and just because you takethe two that's like hey, I taking
a job and then going well,I don't like the salary. You took

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the job, yo, you knewwhat you were getting into. They got
to make their money. I thinkthey're suddenly going to figure out how to
sell cheddar Bay biscuits at a betterdeal. Right, Yeah, maybe you're
right. Maybe there is some sortof I'm sure there's a stockholder lawsuit there.
Yeah, there's got to be somethingthat seems really unfair to Red Lobster.

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It isn't Red and that's the bad. That's the and that's the thing.
It isn't Red Lobster. A lotof companies are owned by venture capitalists,
a lot. But are all theseother companies getting bent over like Red
Lobster did. Maybe they are,I don't know, But you don't hear
any other companies in the world beinglike, hey, we're getting screwed over

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here. The number of places thatwould surprise you when it comes to venture
capitalists and the companies they own,I think would shock most people because when
you like you go, you goto Facebook, it says powered by Meta
most of the time. You don'tgo into taco balance. What venture capitalist

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owns them? Yeah? I Inever really even thought about it like that,
but I guess it makes sense.I'm interested to see what some of
these other products, these these venturecapitalists firms own. Yeah, of course

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I can't find anything. It's allthe different kinds because they don't want you
to know, right, they don'twant you to know. There's a guy
online that he covers grocery stores andgoes down the rabbit hole of who owns
them. Right. The Sequoia Capitalhas been in business since nineteen seventy two,
and they've invested in Google, Appleand WhatsApp. Okay, do you

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know what WhatsApp is. I've heardof it. I've never used it.
It's a messaging service, yeah,yeah, used for whrores ah and places
that want anonymity. Oh yeah thosetwo. Yeah, and whores hit me

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up on the WhatsApp. Yeah,no, thank you. When you look
at the different type of foods andeven grocery store brands, and like,
here's an example, we don't haveany of these, but Albert, there's
a company called SeaBus Capital Management.They own Albertson's Acme, Safeway, Bonds,

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Pavilions, Randalls, Tom Thumb's King'sMarket Street, Safeways, Amigos,
Lucky. I mean so many differentbrands, okay that you how would you
know that? Even here in townwe have Research that's owned by one company.
B They own Brookshires Research, Superfoods, spring Market and Fresh okay,

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and those are the ones that justbought Racers. Yes, I had to
like Houston or some jive like it. Yes. And when you see that
they they own all these brands,then that creates a different scenario. And
when you say when a company buyssomebody, they instantly are trying to recoup
their money fast, which makes sense. Wouldn't you want to get your money

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back as quick as possible? II mean, of course I would want
my investment back right right, Iwould like to have it done in a
way that's not so immoral, Iguess as the best word that I can
think of at this point in time, right, because I feel like what

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they've done to the lobster man,it's just it's just bad news. It
feels unfair, right, it doesanything, and probably the result is going
to be that it goes out ofbusiness. Yeah, that it will go
away. Think about Toys r Us. Right, when you think about Toys
r Us and you remember it gotsold and for a while we haven't heard

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from it. And now they're sayingit's going to be in like I don't
know, Macy Sachs something like thatChristmas. Yeah, I mean they're just
going they're just buying the brand atthat point, right, you're not gonna
it's not gonna be the same,No, no, no, no hoping
that people will bank on nostalgia togo for their sales. Right, you
can go down the rabbit hole ofwhat it looks like and how much money

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goes to someone else, and it'sto me shocking. And this guy who
did it online, it all startedby him doing one. He was like,
oh, I'm just gonna do theclothes like who they all own one
clothing company and you find out theguy who owns gap also owns this and

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also owns that the guy the company, right, and then he started doing
it with hots like sauces and thensalad dressings right, and then bread.
Right. But that's nothing new forlike one company to branch off and have
several different brands under one company,like this text says, it's amazing how
many companies Nestley owns, Right,But is that the same thing because Nessley

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huge brand, huge name, hugecorporation, but they have all these little
sub brands underneath them. That's notthe same thing though, right as what
we're talking about with the lobster.No, it's a little different because you
know who Nestley is. It wouldbe like if I have a private enterprise

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bought Nesley, right, yeah,and then now they own all these other
subsidiaries as well. NESLEI is inthe business of what chocolate? Making food?
Yeah right, Yeah. Venture capitalistsare not in the business of making
food. No, they're into businessof making money. Mm hmm. And
again this might be that this iswhat the conspiracy is. And I've been

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trying recently to find different conspiracies andnot just do the standard ones that a
lot of your feelers get hurt whenwe talk about it, or you don't
like what I say Aliens, Yes, chupacabra. But so to me,
this is a fascinating conspiracy because yougo and you buy something off the grocery

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owl, you go to a restaurant, and you're like, ah, we've
always gone to Red Lobster. Yeah, we've always bought I don't know,
Salidar Hidden Valley. Unbeknownst to you, it got bought many times over.
And it isn't that the same hiddenvalley? Right? Johnson and Johnson fall

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under a venture capitalist type of company. They're chemical company, okay, and
more like Nesli than except their chemicalyeah, right, which God knows what
they're up to. They sell usbaby but we don't know what they're really
doing. Okay, the baby powderthing's a little different. They're pharmaceuticals too,

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everything chemical. Ye, the babypowder thing was different. There was
a time that was the norm.Right when we found out, Eh,
they just people kept buying. They'relike, why are we gonna stop selling
something? People are buying? Itmakes sense, morals whatever powder that babies.

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But right, keep in mind,it used to be washing. How
dirty your hands were determined how goodof a doctor you were, not,
how clean your hands are. Allright, we gotta take a break.
We'll be back. TELLSA this morningshow, The Big Bad Morning Show,
The Anus next ninety KMOD, Goodmorning, It's the Big Mad Morning SHOWKMOD.

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You can also text BMMS and thenwhat you want to say to eight
two nine four five conspiracy theory.Thursday, I have a video for you
of a UFO that was spotted inthe sky during a Blue Angels air show.

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Oh okay, sounds pretty serious.Yeah, that feels legit. Lot
of eyes and in the video youcan see the Blue Angel fly by and
then the little dot or speck.They even put a little arrow on it
for you. It was spotted zippingpast the Blue Angels while they're performing during

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an air show on Long Island overMemorial Day weekend. The small sphere Blue
passed the super Hornet, which wasover Jones Beach on Friday. The unidentified
object only appears in the footage forabout a second. The slow motion video
shows the UFO gliding directly in frontof the jet before darting from the camera's

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frame. The craft beer appeared tobe approximately forty one thousand feet in the
air. According to a report filedwith the National UFO Reporting Center. Let's
start with that, right, Whofiled that report was somebody who saw the
UFO? Sure, sure, sure, sure somebody on the ground or the

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pilot that's that was in the air, right right, right, because how
do you know how high up fortyone thousand feet looks? Right? Its
of like a you know, anair enthusiast who you know, knows all
about planes, and it's a guess. Yeah, it would be rough guess,
but sure it would be a dramaticrough guess. It would be a

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dramatic Your eye totally throws you offwhen you look at distance you go out,
you'll be flying. You look outthe window, you saying, oh,
how close is that plane? Oh, it's really close to us,
when it could be twenty thousand feetbelow you, right right or miles away.
It's completely misleading. They would haveto know exactly how high that the

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aircraft was. That doesn't mean itjust looks like they're the same. That
doesn't mean they are true. Itremains unclear what the UAP could have been.
They're saying it was moving at anincredible speed and it left no trail
as it darted forward. And UAP, for those that don't know, is
now what we call UFOs because theychanged the name of it to throw us

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off right. UAP sightings are onthe New York have recently seen a major
uptick, according to reports and Marchand airplane passenger claimed they spotted a UFO
soaring above New York City while ona commercial flight leaving LaGuardia. She claimed
another person on the flight saw theobject as well and was stunned. In

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July of twenty three, an eggshaped UFO was captured over the Bay Ridge
in Brooklyn. In October of twentythree, a pill shape object was spotted
over McGuire Fields and was one oftwelve UFOs reported in Brooklyn. At that
same time. New York City registeredthirty UFO sidings with the National UFO Reporting

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Center, which was up seven percentfrom twenty eight seen in twenty twenty two
and up ten percent from twenty twentyone. States with the most UFO sidings
are one of guests Lindsay, Texasthat came in third, Gimpy Arizona not

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in the top five, Lindsay Wow, Nevada, Nope, Gimpy uh Montana
No. Top five, New York, Washington, Texas, Florida, California,
Okay the most reported. California withfour hundred and forty last year.

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Florida two hundred and ninety three,Texas two hundred and thirty, Washington two
hundred and twelve and then New Yorkone hundred and fifty six. Out of
those. Let's see here, Florida, Texas both have space bases there right

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where they launched spaceships from. Okay, my thought is maybe aliens obviously,
but maybe they're testing, you know, and people just don't know it.
Maybe these these agencies are testing newtypes of spacecraft. I don't know,
because we're always trying to get upwith hell. Bowling's trying to do it

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this weekend or whatever. Yeah,yeah, maybe that's it. So far
as California, they've got space stationsout there, space bases. I don't
know about New York. As oftwenty twenty four, the National UFO Reporting
Center has reported fifty seven sidings inNew York State. Eleven of them have

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been debunked as aircraft, birds,rockets, or camera malfunctions. Okay,
the center says, hey, hey, we make no claims to the validity
of the information in any of thesereports, but obvious hoaxes will be omitted.

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To me, some of the mostinteresting comments that I find on stories
about it is this message was approvedby the United Intelligence Agencies of America.
We at the CIA, NSA,and Department defense approve another one. I've
been an airline pilot for twenty fiveyears, and I flew crop dusters before
that for five I could be wrong. I don't think you go from crop

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duster to airline pilot. No.I think there might be some maybe in
an emergency, like he is thereany pilots and somebody goes, hey,
I spray fields right exactly, Like, well, you're a little higher than
what you usually are, you know, let's give it a shot. Anyway,
this person says the crop duster.I've never seen anything even resembling a

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UFO. Seen loads of cool thingsin the sky, but all were nature
or man made, or where naturea man made. You can't make a
picture show anything you want it.You can make a picture show anything you
want it to these days. Okay, that's true, and it does not
constitute proof. Black pictures once did. By the way, Polaroid is selling

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a thing. You find the pictureon your phone you want, you set
it on top of it, andthen it prints a polaroid. That's pretty
cool. So I'm taking a pictureof my picture. Why not just can
I just send the image to thedevice to print it out? I mean,
is that what you're doing. No, you're setting it on a thing
and it takes a picture. Itis of a picture. I thought it

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was just like, you know,wireless scanning reading whatever. Huh, I
mean technically taking a picture is wirelessscreaming? Right? Right? Wireless scanning?
Right? Uh? This is anotherone comment. Could this be a
sign the UFOs having been around allthis time of year just to study us?

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Or could it be a warning thatthey may attack the universe of human
societies? There's a lot of thingsthis government does not want to tell us
about. I think that last sentenceis probably true. Right, who killed
Kennedy? Sure? Bigfoot? Yeah? How many licks does it take?

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Listen? I'm sure there are things, and I can't imagine they would tell
us if they knew aliens were goingto attack us, right, I'd like
to think they tell us. Theymay say something else, m right,
like watch out for the Russians.Right, we need to check your shoes,

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right Chinese communist propaganda? Yeah?Is there a warning that they we
that we know the government had thatwe didn't get Some people would say nine
to eleven, we knew about thatthat that was going to happen, but
ignored that, right, well,well, let's back up. What constitutes
knowing right? Right, you hadan idea that these terrorists going to have

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something going on. They plotted something, but didn't know when it was going
to happen. Because one guy downin the basement with his red stapler came
across something and he was the boywho cried wolf. Right, doesn't mean
he was Just because he was rightthat time, doesn't mean yeah about how
many other times was he right orhow was he not? If a guy

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that that's their job, he's constantlycoming to the boss going hey, hey,
every day what you would think istheir job. Nonetheless, that the
time he does. And they're like, well, do we have any evidence?
Right? No, I just Iheard him say it. They were
in a strip club the night beforemaking it rain. They were go look

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it up. Nobody wants to talkabout that. Everyone wants to talk about
like Building four. Let's talk aboutthe fact they went to the strip club
the night before. They were probablyhung up. To me, that's the
fascinating part. All right, wegot to take a break. We'll be
back to Tulsa's Morning Show continues nextwith The Big Man Morning Show on Tulsa's
rock station ninety seven five KMOT Goodmorning, it's the Big Man Morning Show

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nine one eight four six oh kmo D. And joining us now is
our friend Mike Malega from the TulsaDrillers. Hey, Mike, how are
you, friend? I'm doing greatman, Good morning, Good morning man.
Congratulations. A successful bark in thePark happened last night at one Oakfield.
Yeah, it was fun. Man. It's been a long time.

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We've had so many day games onthese Wednesdays. We didn't get our first
park in the park in until lastnight, and it was a great crowd
and had an awesome walk off victory. So the drillers are hot right now.
Yeah. And I think we've neversaid this, but if you are
curious about what happens at one Oakfieldand you really think about it, man,
follow the drillers on social media.Your team's done a good job of

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showing, like last night, picturesof the dogs and the players, some
great plays and interaction with fans.I mean there's some The social media is
doing a great job of showing peoplewhat happens at one Oakfield. Thanks man.
Yes, shout out to our socialmedia people. I don't know if
you if you saw the post thatwe had about a couple of weeks ago.
We had a fan in the stadiumhim through it hit one hundred on

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the on the speed pitch gun whereany fans can go up and play,
and you know, right, didyou see that? Yeah, it's this
kid and he didn't do a typicalstance and stuff, but he fired this
and I'm like, is this kidgonna get talked to by some teams?
Seriously? He got an invite toToronto Blue Jays like some draft camp pre
draft camp. So it's like thiscrazy thing. It was the largest engagement

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in all one hundred and twenty minorleague teams on social media in the month
of May. So pretty cool.Yeah, again the social media for the
Tulse Drillers. If you want tosee what happens at One Oak there's obviously
there's baseball and there's great food,but there's all these other things that happened.
As an example last night with Barkin the park and again tonight at
one Oak Field for the Thursday drinkspecials in its military appreciation night. Yep,

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that first thousand fans are going toget a really cool Drillers camo flag.
You know, support the military tonight. Military members and veterans can get
two free tickets to the game tonightas well. And then of course we've
got all our great Thursday Thursday discountsthree dollars Domestics tonight and Port Dollar Medellos.
Yeah, and then tomorrow you guysare gonna try to get squeezed in

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a double header that starts at five. Yes, absolutely, rain out from
back in May, I think earlierthis month, so we'll get a double
header in tomorrow. Gates are openfour thirty, so if you have a
chance to get there a little early, little bonus baseball five o'clock first pitch,
be two seven inning games. Thesecond game will start no later than

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that or no earlier excuse me thanseven o'clock. So should be a great
night agate baseball, followed by fireworksand then Saturday you got fireworks for that
first game of June exactly back backto back fireworks Friday and Saturday night.
And then we wrap it up onSunday with a with our you know,
one of our favorite little family funday Sundays. First five hundred kids are
getting sunglasses. There's a free gameskills clinic on the field with some of

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the driller players, kids run thebase after the game, kids eat free.
It's just a great family day onevery Sunday at one o'clock. And
then a Sunday we've got the oneo'clock game and the kids clinic and you
just got so much going on thatday. Yeah, just leave wall to
wall for the kids and for thefamilies that day. Giveaway sunglasses like I
said, and postgame kids run thebases too. On top of it all,

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let's talk about some other stuff theMajor League Baseball. There's this really
great story last night happening between theMets and the Dodgers. I don't know
if you saw this, where HoreLopez debates a checked swing to the third
base umpire. They don't agree,and he Lopez doesn't keep his mouth shut

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for the Mets, and they keepchirping, and the third base umpire goes,
I'm done, and he then ejects, you know, Lopez out,
And as Lopez is going to thedugout, he heaves his glove into the
stands and then we're gonna see.You should be able to hear Mike.
This is him afterwards being asked aboutwhat happened. I don't I don't regret

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it. I think I've been lookingthe worst demon probably in the whole MLB.
So you know, whatever happened happened. So just to certify, what
would you say, just because Ididn't fully understand I'm on the worst team?
Is that? Is that what youhad said? Yeah? Probably it

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looked like that. That is anunbelievable statement. And then hours later,
and forget help me with the term, Mike, they d g A him,
which means they downgrade him. Itwas a d G A or or
do they d f A him.I didn't see. I didn't see what
it was. It's a d GA, I thought, so, yeah,
maybe it could be DF. AllI know is that he's not playing

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now. Yeah, he's done.I mean, like, you know,
you can't have a guy on yourteam that is in the clubhouse telling everybody
and telling the media that they're theworst in Major League Baseball. I mean,
it's kind of unheard of, youknow, to think about that.
But obviously that's the sound of avery frustrated ball player right there, you
know, flinging your glove into thestands. Certainly not the first time that's
ever happened, but you know,going on the air right afterwards and saying,

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you know, hey, man,I'm frustrated. My team's stinks were
horrible. Were probably the worst teamin Major League Baseball. Not a great
look. Mets are kind of spiraling. Yeah, and I'm not somebody with
a profanity issue, but when youadd the F word in front of it
to talk about how bad the teamis, it just feels like it's got
some more stink on it. Andyou weren't just you know, being critical,
You're really not in a good headspaceto be on the team. Yeah,

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man, no doubt about it.Yeah, Yeah, the little F
bomb adjective that always kind of ratchet. It's up and nottcha. And yeah,
the Mets, their fans are feelingthe same way as this guy.
He's probably a hero to a lotof Mets fans today because he just told
him what they were all thinking.But better times ahead for the Mets.
Yeah, if it happens on theBlue Jays, you're like, ah,
But the fact that it happened withthe Mets, You're like, yeah,

(01:37:51):
that feels on brand. Yeah.Absolutely. They are definitely talking about it
on the subways this morning in NYC. Yeah, all right, so I
got a little game I want toplay with you called contender or pretender.
So we're I'll name a team andyou go, yeah, there's I think
they're a contender to be to makeit to the postseason, or pretender,
Like I don't see this happening atall, And so we'll just do some

(01:38:12):
thresholds here to establish what we meanhere. So contender or pretender. Dodgers,
I mean contender, no question,absolutely right. Contender or pretender,
White Sox big time pretender. They'remore pretenders than the Mets. Okay,
so we've established the opposite ends ofthe spectrum here, all right, So

(01:38:33):
let's hit a couple others. Howabout the Cubs contender, Cardinals contender.
That whole division I think has achance over there. You never know,
somebody can get hot. They'll findthemselves in first place in the ANL Central.
Pirates borderline, but yeah, they'restill hanging around. I'll still say

(01:38:58):
contender. I would be hopeful ifI was a Pirates fan. Astros,
I love to say this tender.They have been a power force for I
mean, they're the Patriots of thebaseball. It seems like for a while
they've been getting all the way throughthe Orange. Did you see hold on
real quick on the Astros? Didyou see the stat that just came out

(01:39:19):
yesterday? No, yesterday, theyfor the seventh consecutive game they scored a
run in only one inning, sothat like you get nine chances to score
runs. They've scored a run inone inning in their last seven games,
like the longest streak since like nineteenhundred. Oh god, they're struggling.

(01:39:41):
I like to remind everybody all thetime, there's always an award to be
given. Yeah, the Orioles absolutelycontender, the Yankees absolute contender, the
Phillies absolute contender, the Royals contender, Brewers contender, the Angels pretender,

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the Rockies pretender. Though they're hotright now, they're hot, but they're
pretenders. The soon to be LasVegas Athletics better than you'd think, but
definitely pretenders. Let's do one more. How about the Diamondbacks. M I

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still say contenders. They have somethingin them. They have not been good
so far this season, but they'vethey've got obviously they've got the making so
that they can get hot and beright back into a wild card discussion.
Well, the thing that to keepin mind too, when and something like
this is. We're not even halfwaythrough the season. There's a lot of
baseball, a lot of things canchange. Plenty of teams have been near
the bottom and then make the postseason. So I don't really love a game

(01:40:55):
like this, but it's fun totalk about hearing your team get crushed or
you know, praised for you know, essentially but definitely mostly contenders, you
know what I mean. At thispoint, there's a lot of reason to
be optimistic for a lot of thoseteams. There's no question they're not all
going to make the playoffs, butthere's a lot of reason to be optimistic.
There are a few scrubs out there, you know what I mean,
Like the White Sox. They're notgoing anywhere, you know. Unfortunately,

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the Rockies, who are playing great, they're not going anywhere. But that's
baseball. Most of the teams arealive right now as we kind of approach
the halfway point. Last thing Iwanted to bring up, I brought it
up with Justin yesterday, and Ifor me, I want to highlight this
as much as we can, andI want to get your opinion on it.
Has there been an electric player comethrough the drillers since I don't even

(01:41:39):
know who since, but in awhile, like Dustin, this guy is
going to be massive. This isa magical player you guys have on the
roster right now. I mean,yeah, it seems like we've had a
lot of those over the years ofme and Corey Seeger and Yeah Bellinger.
Certainly this Dall and Rushing kid thatwe got right now. I mean,

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he seems like an absolute no brainer. You know, we talked about this
before too, Corbett. I mean, the jump from High A to Double
A is the biggest jump in professionalbaseball. And guys come into double as
prospects and then they just they don't. They get exposed. They just can't
hang with it. The pitching isbetter, they can't deal with it.
The batters are better, the pitcherscan't deal with it. It's very,

(01:42:20):
very tough. Rushing has made anabsolutely seamless transition from being a stud at
High A to being a stud atDouble A. And he just plays He
plays the game like an old schoolgrinder. I mean, like everything is
one hundred percent. You saw himtrying to blow the ball foul a couple
of weeks ago, right, Imean, like that thing is like,
that's a gamer. That's a guywho's going to do anything he can to

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get an advantage for his team,and you just love having that guy in
your clubhouse. So we're pretty stokedabout him. Will Smith's in the big
leagues at that same position, sohe might be doing it with another club
after a trade at some point,but he's he's a real deal. A
lot of guys, a lot ofteams have stars on them, Like you
mentioned Bellinger, there's always a playerthat's highlighting. But there's some special special
about Dalton that is worth going downOne Oakfield and watch. I mean,

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when you've got two of the bestprospects for the Dodgers playing on your roster,
there's a lot of reasons besides youknow, a one pound hot dog
and three pound French fries to gosee. I mean, there's so much
exciting things happening at One Oakfield.Tulsa Drillers dot com to get your tickets.
Mike, thanks for taking the time. You're very welcome. Thanks guys,
every good weekend. Take a breakand we'll be back. Good morning,

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list, random topics, randomly drawnwith random results. Now here's Corbyn,

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Gimpi and Lindsay with this week's toplist. This week's top list is top
public rants. Now, obviously thiscan mean a bunch of different things.
But mister Dreyfus is the one thatinspired this list for us this week.
What do you have for this week'stop list of public rants? Okay,
number five? I chose Alec Baldwin. And this was not when he went

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off on his daughter on voicemail,but wait, he has more right exactly.
This is after that when he wenton an American Airlines flight and was
asked to put away his cell phoneand he went crazy on the flight attendants,
right, showed right, right,He showed as crazy on the flight.

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Attendants even went as far as tobanging on the plane walls and yelling
at them because they asked him toput his phone away. He got escorted
off the flight and it actually endedup getting parodied on SNL with him by

(01:45:58):
him. Yeah, he's good.What about that stuff? Yea? He
might be schizophrenic, you think so? Could be he has moments where you're
just like what and maybe he's dealingwith Maybe he's not, Maybe he takes
his medicine, maybe he sometimes heforgets, who knows, But that feels
very jeckl and Hyde. Yeah,to do that multiple times, but then

(01:46:21):
to go on SNL and periodiot periodmake fun of it. Yeah, I
agree, m Number four is TomCruise, which one, Yeah, exactly,
so I could have easily put himon here three times. So back

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in two thousand and five, hetalked about Brookshields and he called her irresponsible
for using antidepressants to treat her postpartumdepression. And then he went on with
Matt Lauer to talk about his movieWar of the Worlds, and of course

(01:47:05):
Matt Lawer did give a little bitof time to speak about the movie,
but then he went in to talkabout yeah, about him criticizing her,
and that's when we learned the wordglib. I'm like, what is going
on here? He called Matt loweryour glib because of course he's going to

(01:47:27):
defend scientologies, anti psychiatry and antiantidepressant and you know, it was just
it was just weird. And hewas like, Matt, you don't even
know what riddlin is and blah blahblah blah blah, and it was just
weird. And that was like thefirst of weirdness with Tom. Every time

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he would talk about psychology, Iwould say that if that interview aired today,
people would lift him up. Thinkso uh huh as Matt lower no,
no, because of his way offtake about things right now more than

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ever, people are like, don'ttake that medicine, No, don't don't
eat seed oils. Maybe, Idon't know. I think people would be
more upset with him too, becausehe's talking about something that he didn't go
through. We don't know that.I don't know, And I think people

(01:48:34):
are still weirded out by the wholeScientology thing. Pretty big group of people
belong to Scientology, and a prettybig group of people also leave it and
talk bad about it and have writtenbooks and come forward against it too.
Not a pretty big sum. Yeahit's a pamphlet. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, where hold on? Remindme we had somebody on the show went

(01:48:56):
somewhere for a visit. Did hego to La He went to Florida,
Florida, Florida to the Scientology theheadquarters or what the have? I don't
know. It brought back some literaturefor us gifts. Yeah, they were
gifts. Yes, I was expectingmaybe a shot glass, a magnet on
your refrigerator, something like that.Nope, here's some literature on scientime from

(01:49:21):
l Ron Hubbard that you can readup on and join me like out of
here, Hey, I got yourpamphlet, right, I changed my number
three at the last minute because myfirst number three I felt was very alcohol
induced. What does that mean,Well, it was alcohol induce. Was

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like you were drunk. No no, no, no, no no.
The answer was it's a fair question. Yeah. So number three for me
is Will Smith and when he punchedChris Rock, and though it was short
lived, this is the one youchanged to or the one? Yes,
this is the one I changed to. Okay, And I don't want to

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say who I had, just incase one of you put them on your
list. Will Smith, I feltlike it was his his own personal breakdown,
his wife. It was all itjust all came to a service surface
and that was it for him andhim he was that was his way of
letting it all out. Was hispunch to poor Chris Rock. And then

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his rant was, you know,keep my wife's name out of your mouth.
Blah blah blah blah blah. Thatwas his public rant and yeah,
exactly. Any any he had tostay out of the spotlight there for a
minute, and I think, now, I mean he's got the new the
latest Bad Boys movie is gonna comeout, and that's like the first time

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that we're hearing from him since.So number two two for me is Kanye
West and the MTV Music Awards whenhe interrupted Taylor Swift and ever since then
he has gone downhill and has gonepublic rants. He has talked about He's

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praised Hitler since then publicly the guy'sa mess, a hot, hot mess.
Isn't it interesting how someone like Kanyewhen he did that, we were
not like, he's crazy, He'sa combing to the same thing Bam Majera
went through, which is at somepoint you go, well, what do
you doing. You're forty right beforeyou're like, yeah, rocket partier,

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and then now you're like, bro, you just sound like a crazy person,
right. And then number one mypublic rants meldown was Michael Richards in
two thousand and six at the laughFactory in Hollywood when he started heckling minorities
and the things that he said.I'm not even comfortable repeating the things that

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he said, thank you, We'reso awful. Yeah, and his he
never got his his career back.I wouldn't say he had his career right.
His stint on Seinfeld, he gottype casted. He pretty much couldn't
find anything else right because he didhave other you know, roles before that.

(01:52:32):
He was in Problem Child. Hewas in a Problem Child too,
right. He was in that moviewas Airheads right, right, essentially Plane
Kramer, Right. I guess,I guess you're right. Other than that,
though, I mean just he isa stand up comic, right,
He was a stand up comic before. I mean all of them were,

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but the he was never like onhis way up like Julie Louise drives worse.
Yes, And I know that hehad suffered a lot of depression after
that, And he even went toJerry Seinfelder said like, I have never
survived this, and he and JerrySeinfeld said, and you probably never will.

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And I don't think he has.But that was He's definitely my number
one. The only as gives likewhat he said was abysmal, right,
But he was on stage at acomedy show. He was getting heckled and
and if you try to out insulta comic, you won't, right,

(01:53:36):
And so he just turned it toeleven right. And I don't think he
really felt that way. I thinkhe was just trying to out and like
outcrude the person. Well. Butthe problem was is that he started screaming
at the person. It wasn't likehe lost his wits. Absolutely, it

(01:53:57):
wasn't comedy. It wasn't him tryingto be a heck I never said it
was funny. I never said itwas funny. I said he was at
a comedy show, that's his stage. Somebody was heckling him. He felt
protective's if you watch how heckling godown a rabbit hole of comedians and Heckler's
and how they interact and how whatcomedians takes are on Heckler's, a lot
of them think the gloves are offyou heckle me. The gloves are off

(01:54:20):
I can say whatever I want toyou. And this in the Michael Richards
one, he just lost. Hejust took it way too far. I
don't know if he ruined his career. I think his career stalled out after
Seinfeld. And that's it, right, And you're probably right, But if
there was any glimmer of hope ofhim being back on a screen anywhere,

(01:54:41):
whether it be big screen or smallscreen, it's gone. It was gone.
After that Saggot went through that BobSaggot. After he was on Full
House, he struggled to find stuffhe even struggled in his stand up career
and it took him a long timeto get his his stand up career back
under his you know, his legsagain. Yeah, because he was a
dirty comic. It's always always beenYeah, it's hard for people to look

(01:55:04):
at him like that as because hewas Danny Tanner. Well, there was
this whole new group of people thatare like, I didn't know he did
that type of comedy. And therewas this group of people that thought they
were going to see Danny Tanner.And it wasn't until he got the uh
America's Funnies Stone videos that kind ofhelped him along a little bit. Yeah
right right right, Uh, let'ssee what the I mean. Uh yeah

(01:55:27):
he uh he did Half Baked thatwas after Full House, right right,
and I would have that little minorrole. It was a minor role,
but that's the traditional Bob Saga wouldstand up that that was comic respective comic.
Yeah yeah, yeah, like welike him, let's give him a
role in marijuana. And even thenpeople were like what nobody thought, like

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Danny Tanner was going to see thatthat movie, right, it's for cocaine,
I say him do it? Yeah, Bob saga was funny. Funny
guy, funny guy, all right, topless public grants can be what he
got. Number five would be ChristianBale yelling at the crew during the Terminator
filming. You know where they werejust why. I think it was like

(01:56:09):
what it is, walking around,walking in front of him, walking behind
him, being in the way,and that's where you get good clips like
this, Oh good for you.So that one was kind of fun and
interesting. That was my first timethat I've really my first experience with a
celebrity rant. I'm like, allright, just fun. My Number four
was Michael Richards as well. Youknow that cat just went off and the

(01:56:31):
things he said was disturbingly funny whenyou look at it. When you look
at it, you're like, ohdamn, man, come on. But
Lindsey really already addressed that one,so we're not going to go too far.
Number three Charlie Sheen when he wentoff on Chuck Lore when they decided
to shut down two and a halfmen, well shut it down or just

(01:56:53):
shut him down, shut him downeither way, pissed him off, and
then he went off on that tiradeabout I was like, okay, yeah,
but his cheese was sliding off thecracker already at that point. I
think anyway, right, massive dependencyissues, absolutely, And that's much like
you know, Lindsay had said withwhat was it Will Smith being drunk or
whatever? That could have just beenthe drugs talking, the cocaine talking,

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but either way, you know,it pretty much sent him down a bad
path, a worse path. Noah, he hasn't really done much of anything
after that. He embraced that villainrole to the point where you're like,
this is just sad. Yeah.Yeah. And then there was the after
that he got arrested for beating uphis then girlfriend Charlie Sheen did, right,

(01:57:42):
I think that that had happened acouple times. Right. Number two
goes back to a fat Elvis allright. Fat Elvis apparently was at a
press conference of sorts and one ofthe reporters called him out for being strung
out, high on drugs and strungout, and he went off on one

(01:58:02):
of them. And here's a clipof what he said. If I was
fine or hear individual that has saidthat about me, I'm gonna break your
goddamn the neck, you son ofa bitch. What happened to his Twain,
Yeah right, were yeah right,well, you know, the pills
and the Nanner sandwiches took over.And then number one, which is my

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most favorited celebrity rant out of allof them, comes from legendary radio host
Casey Caseum. And Casey Casem's doinghis request to dedication and he gets a
request in dedication for somebody who recentlylost their dog. And this person wanted
to wanted to, uh, youknow, have a request dedication for their

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dead dunk and Casey Casey was alwaysknown and remembered as that, you know,
nice wholesome radio guy. And whenI heard him go off on them,
I was like, oh my goodness, I can't believe it, and
it cracks me the hell up hereyou go. This is a god last
goddamn time I want somebody to usehis brain to not come out of a

(01:59:11):
goddamn record that is uh that that'sup camp on and I got to talk
about dog dying. Damn, Casey. I didn't think you had it in
you guy, So that that justshows he was a ripping rig guy.
He just showed up and did histhing. Oh right, he had no

(01:59:31):
idea and he gets stuck with thatand oh goodness great, I'm sure that
was the only time. I'm sureit was. I'm sure it was not
right. Hey, I'm sorry.The microphone right right, and then you
go off on somebody top list ontop public grants. I also had Casey

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Caseum at number five. I thinkthat that is when you see somebody be
something they're not, You're like,what right? So awesome to see an
authentic moment for whatever reason, maybequit smoking, maybe he hadn't had a
cigarette. Who knows. People havebad days like so, I'm not I
ain't judging. It's just amazing.Chef's kiss moment from Casey casem Number four

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for me is I don't know ifit's a public ramp, but it definitely
didn't help him at all. Itdidn't hurt his German singing career. And
that's David Hasselhoff eating that sandwich drunk, and we learned he had all these
problems that we weren't aware of.And his kid videotaped him trying to eat

(02:00:42):
a w I mean, I guessthey're good, and if you're drunk,
that's what you want to eat,but maybe something a little more clean.
I can't eat laying down like thaton your side. On my side,
no, no, nor can II don't even like eat, Like if
you're laying in bed, I can'tdo that, or on the couch,
I have to like yeah, sittingup straight? Yeah, okay, I'm

(02:01:03):
I can't wear a white shirt becauseI get food on it sitting up right.
I can't imagine what my clothes wouldlook like if I had to lay
down an eat. So that's numberfour, Number three. Justin Timberlake,
Okay, Justin Yeah, A lota lot of people know he did this

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because you probably don't fall him onsocial media, but he went on a
rant during the pandemic about how hardparenting is, and he said, quote
twenty parenting twenty four to seven isnot human. Actually, what you got
it's a pretty fantastic quote. Right, Being a parent hard, I get

(02:01:50):
it. And if you're not usedto handing them off to a nanny,
I can imagine the culture shock you'redealing with. So that was number three.
Number two. I thought Lindsay wouldhave went with this one, but
she picked a different one. Andif you don't pick up the phone at
ten o'clock at night and you don'teven have that god phone, turned on.

(02:02:13):
I want you to know something.Okay, I'm tired of playing this
game with you. I'm leaving thismessage with you to tell you you having
schulked me for the last time.That is Alec Baldwin leaving a message for
his daughter, which to me,I don't know if I could recover from
that with my parent. No,and she has. She just had a

(02:02:35):
kid doing stuff, a rude,thoughtless little pig or whatever. Yes,
yeah, she was eleven years oldat the time. Eleven. Now they
were she he was going through athing with the baby mama and all that
other stuff. I get it,But woof to talk to your child to
an eleven year old. An elevenyear old, Yeah, yeah, and

(02:02:58):
you know they've been pasted. Butwhen they did the roast of him,
she actually got to roast him andbring it up and everything. And but
man, I mean I couldn't imagine. Uh And then number one for me
in terms of top public uh rantsby celebrities. Maybe at first you were
like, well, this guy's kindof crazy. Maybe it happened, maybe

(02:03:19):
it didn't. And then he didthis and you went, oh, he's
so guilty. I'm fighting from mylife. No, Robert he went supersonic.

(02:03:41):
That's how up said. He was. Yeah, you mean caught,
right, you mean caught? Yeah. It was really bad acting. Anytime
someone goes supersonic, it feels likea different thing's happening. You're like,
is this acting? Are you beingdramatic? Are you that upset that?
I think for Ara he was justacting. Yeah. I think maybe he

(02:04:05):
was also that upset, maybe becausehe realized he's going to be in prison.
Maybe so, maybe so, andthis wasn't going well and his answers
weren't convincing. The quote jury,yeah, fantastic one. That's what happens
when you pee little girls. Nowthat we've now that we've done ours,
what what did you have that youtook off? Lindsay mel Gibson OW.

(02:04:28):
Yeah. It's weird how when someone'scrazy you go, oh, they're just
crazy, right right. I meanhe was pulled over for suspicion of d
u I and then he was like, Jews are responsible for all wars and
oh god, oh yeah it wasso terrible. But that's not the only
time he has said that. Publishright, and then he's like, Okay,

(02:04:50):
I definitely need rehab. No hedidn't. He did not come to
some epiphany. He did it tosave his image, right. Sure,
there's plenty of them with DUIs.There's a great one with Reese Witherspoon going
you know who I am? Right? Yeah, yeah, you know who
I am? When you know whoI am? Yeah, fantastic carry Undwood.

(02:05:12):
There's one with kry Underwood that's goodtoo. Yeah, but plenty of
them. People getting pulled over forUIs. All right, we got to
take a break. We'll be back. The Big Men Morning Show returns next
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Morning Show k m O D.You can also text BMMS and then what
you want to say to eight twonine four five Lindsey. Let you decide
your choices are uh, wow,that's crazy? Or what that's crazy?

(02:05:56):
What that's crazy? Which one was? That? Sos yourself? The second
one? Okay, So I don'tknow who this actress is. She's a
Hallmark movie actress. She's been inmovies with Reese Witherspoon and some others.
But apparently she was having a medicalemergency. And her name is Marnie lot

(02:06:18):
lave Rock and she was having amedical emergency and some people traveled to her
to help her got her to thehospital. It was unclear on how long
a recovery would be from the situationshe was in. She was showing signs
of improvement and they were going dayto day on like what happened. So

(02:06:43):
that was on May eleventh, right, and they started to go fundme for
her, And then on the twentysix she had been an intensive care.
She was escorted out of a secureunit of the hospital, taken up to
a balcony to get some fresh air. She jumped off of the balcony.
Crazy, right, Yes, jumpedoff the balcony five stories Now is in

(02:07:10):
intensive care. She sustained life threateninginjuries and has gone through extensive surgeries and
is on life support. Oh my, that's insane. It's crazy. That's
crazy. It's crazy. Yeah,the idea, I mean, it just

(02:07:31):
shows what type of mental distress onemust be in to look at the edge
of the building and just heave yoursoul. Yeah. Yeah, that is
not an easy dude. When we'reup on the roof, I'm like,
I get good, right. I'vealways say I'm not afraid of heights,
but I'm very aware of how highI am you know, I don't want

(02:07:54):
to fall off this son of abitch. No, thank you. It's
the same thing if I'm on aladder or on a roof. I'm not
afraid. I'm afraid of falling,right right. I am not afraid to
be up high. Yeah, butI am afraid to fall from up high.
And used to think about that withany situation when it comes to something
like that, like how does somebodyget to that point to where all right,
I'm in the garage, I've gotthe rope over the rafter, I'm

(02:08:16):
standing on a five gallon bucket chairwhatever, you know, and then to
have that well, this is itkick the bucket out from underneath you and
hang yourself or barrel in your mouth, like I can't even imagine getting to
that point and and and you knowdoing it. Yeah, I think that's

(02:08:39):
the point to show the type ofmental distress one must be under that that
feels the only solution, right right, We typically go that person's you what
an idiot? Right? No,I think that's you have to reverse engineer
it. One must be so farinto a bad space. Yeah, that

(02:09:00):
feels like the only solution. Thisis terrifying to me. I'm so much
of a freak when it comes toeven being on a ladder change in a
light bulb? Is I have onethat has a like a step ladder that
has a flat platform for me tostand on, so there's no chance you,
right, I have a fold upladder that goes up high to change

(02:09:26):
light bulbs and stuff. Even thatmakes me completely uneasy. But I can
use both sides. Hell, Iwas thought I was being safe when I
fell through the attic, right,little did you know? You hurt yourself
for a long time, And itdoes not rest easy on me how I
cheated a traumatic brain injury, forsure, because that is a life change

(02:09:50):
for multiple people in my life thatI do not take lightly. I've gone
to the d of this weekend whenyou go up there, Ah No,
I'm definitely more aware. I'm definitelyless cocky, right, right or confident,
whichever term you'd like to use.That second question is, did you

(02:10:11):
ever patch the whole Oh? Ofcourse, okay, dude, in like
seven days? Okay, I was, I was. I figured you'd be
the kind of guy that'd get itdone quick, but you never know.
So as this is a this isa point, This is why I'm so
very fast on fixing things that break. I have a windshield that's got a
star, a tiny star in it, right, typically I deal with that

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pretty fast. But bid noomics.Things are hard. Windshields are expensive,
Yeah they are, yes, AndI've replaced windshield and it's a German car.
It's a lighter windshield, thinner windshield. They break very easy. And
my wife, also, she hasa BMW, has a thinner windshield,
breaks very easy. I probably replacedfive windshields between these two cars. And

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so my has a break in itand I'm like, I'll deal with it.
It's been that way for like ayear. Dude. If a light
bulb is out in my house,yeah, minutes don't go by. Yeah,
you're usually really quick about this.It drives me crazy to go into
someone's house and see a light bulbburn. I'm like, wait for the
other way, yes, yeah,boy, you would hate it in my

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hallway then. Yeah, I'm notshocked. I know you not shocked.
The thing is is I don't havea ladder, and I'm too short and
my chairs won't allow me to getup there. So I'm like, yeah,
sure, I could call my tallas Sasquatch brothers to come help me
out. But I'm just like,I've got one. I've got another light
at the end of the hole.Yeah, don't never, don't ever underestimate
rationalizing, right, It's quite powerful. So anyway, so that one's broken.

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And then just the other day,driving home in my wife's car,
it took a star. It tooka rock to the windshield and put a
pretty big star in it. Andit's like, Okay, now I have
two to deal This is why Ideal with stuff right away, because if
I would have dealt with the otherone, you'd be prepared to deal with
this one. Well, now Iwouldn't have two to replace. Now I
gotta figure out how to pay fortwo. Yeah. In the meantime,

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though, can you get this stuff? I don't know if you've ever used
it that goes on to the starself repair gain spreading. Does it work?
Uh? Yeah, if you doit correctly. I've never used it.
Yeah, I've used it. Itslows it down, POxy, Yeah,
that's it. Resid It slows itdown, and I could take it

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in and they could do it.But then I'm I'm not looking for a
solution. I'm just showing that like, I don't mess around when things break,
like I get so freaked out whensomething is broken, I get up
on a lodder ideal with it.Texture says, just wear a motorcycle helmet,
go to the attic, Corman.So there you go. You look

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like a goof. But hey,you'd be protected. You left it.
You mispronounced more right, All right, we got to take a break.
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