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we're giving away beer for frigging aFriday. What's what's the last thing you
lost money on? What's the lastthing you lost money on? BMMS?
And what that is to eight twonine four five? Case corps Light could
be yours BMMS and what that isto eight two nine four or five?
What's the last thing you lost moneyon? For frigging a Friday? Uh?

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Apparently Shifty shell Shock from crazy Towndid die of an overdose. The
surprise, surprise, surprise. Yeah, the guy was a mess. He
was on was a celebrity rehab.Yeah, he's always been known to be
a mess. He bounced, Hehad bounced back and forth in and out

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of sobriety. Yeah, as alot of addicts do. But also like
a lot of addicts do, theysuccumb to it. Yeah, and that
sucks. I'll never forget when myfirst wife, or is my current wife
likes Tomimi. My practice wife wasgoing through that, and the therapist was
like, you're just gonna have tostart accepting she's gonna die, and then

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she did, right, And soI can't imagine you get all organized over
there, Okay, good. Ican't imagine what it's like for other people.
Even we were separated, so itwas a little different. But I
can't imagine what it's like for familieswhen you're that clinging to hope, yeah,
and then just lose it all andthen you have to discover them.

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Yeah. Lane Staley is one thatI think about, and either his inability
to want to get sober or inabilityto get sober, and then he no
one he has to Basically he diesby himself for like a while, right,
slowly dying like he was well,but his body just to me,
it's when somebody dies and their bodyjust lays there because no one checks on

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them. Right, Right, You'vedone burnt every bridge that you've got,
and nobody's there to help you throughit, right, Either people put up
boundaries around you or they burn you, burn bridges with them. You're right.
That sucks. You would think therewould be at least one person for
everybody, at least one person andI'm sure that there is at least one

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person, but eventually that one personis going to be like I've done all
I can. Or they're living theirlife. They're busy with their own things
exactly exactly, which is also kindof a sad statement. Abs Or maybe
the person that dies alone is like, I'm tired of all y'all. Yeah,
that's a good possibility too. Youknow a lot of people out there

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that's just like, you know what, I'd rather just do my own thing.
And if doing my own thing meansyou know, pills or shooting up
heroin or whatever, that's what makesthem happy. Or they could have been
really good liars and at the timetheir last check in when they asked how
you do one, they were like, I'm really good, feeling really great.
Yeah, because they're high at thetime, right check in, Or

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maybe they were good and then theyjust kind of went into remission and boom.
That was a you know, funnything about people in recovery. Who's
what's doing great by whose definition?Yeah? I don't know, Yeah,
right, it's got to be there. It's their own definitions. It is.
Well, the person that's checking onyou, that's hopes you kick your

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habit. Uh believes doing great isnothing right, sobriety, Yeah, no
temptation. And the person who's theaddict is every in really horrible scenarios every
half second, if not shorter,fighting the urge. Yeah, like,

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well i sidcumb to it an hourago, but I'm doing for fifty nine
minutes. I've been doing great.Right. It's been a couple of weeks
since Bam Margera has been in thenews. I wonder if you know he's
back on or off or how he'sdoing. Yeah, I mean that he
was being reached out by Steve SteveO. Yes, thank you, Steve

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Stevo a guy, yeah, George, Yeah, his neighbor Steve. Now,
I believe he's on. He justrenewed his vows. He is on
the up and up. He's verymuch. It looks like he's working hard

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for what he wants. Good.Hopefully it sticks like that. Hopefully that
last, you know. Unfortunately though, it's probably not going to. I
think there's a good chance that hefalls back off the wagon. The odds
are against him. I don't lovethe narrative that I'm hearing you two say,
because it makes it sound like it'sa worthless fight. No, it's

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not a worthless fight at all.It's a very tough fight. And as
a former addict, you fight everyday every day, you know what I
mean, to stay away from thatscene, to avoid the pitfalls that go
with it, and and and whenyou're deep, deep, deep deep deep

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like Bam Majeira is, I imagine, it's even harder to fight that battle
every day. And there's it's backand forth. It's back and forth.
One day you're good, You're maybegood for a week, two weeks,
three weeks, a month, andthen you know, you fall back off
the wagon again. Prime examp withmy dad. My dad, My dad,
love my dad, good guy hewas. But he he liked his

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bud heavy, he liked his Budweiser, and he liked his cigarettes right.
So he would have these stints towhere when I was growing up, mid
teens, late teens, you know, he would he would see the light
of God right and he would I'mquit smoking right now, I'm gonna quit

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drinking right now. And he wouldstop and he'd go to church and that
would be good for a month orso, and then one day, have
a bad day at work. Theaddiction got to you, is anybody who's
tried to quit cigarettes? Nos,that's effing hard. And you get one

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bad day, one thing that triggers, and you're like, f this,
I'm going for another pack of cigarettesbecause I'm going crazy and I need something
to call me. So he'd havea bad day at work and on his
way home, stop, grab apack of Marlbros and a twelve pack of
butt Heavy, right, because thosethings had to go together, right,
exactly exactly, And then when wesee him walking through the door, welcome

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back. Yeah, I know.So you guys had a hope that this
was that was it that when thatship had sailed? Yeah? Yeah,
And it wasn't until shoot after momdied, maybe rightly before Mom died,
and then I think he finally gaveup the drinking. Still smoked cigarettes till
the very end, right, buthe finally gave up the drinking. Didn't

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have beer in the house, wouldn'thave bottles of rum in the house.
That was his thing, rum andcoke. If it wasn't but heavy,
you know what I mean. AndI feel and I feel I feel it.
It's different for everybody, but Ifeel everybody gets that certain age in
life where you just kind of realize, what the f am I doing?

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This has got to stop. I'vebeen going on for this for two long
you know what I mean. AndI think that's what happened with him,
okay, because he finally hit thatage where it's just like, what the
hell, man, I got grandbabies? You know what I'm saying?
You know what am I? Whatam I doing here? So he finally
stopped the drinking. But of coursehe heard his back of work and had
that back surgery, and then hegot hooked on the pills because the doctors

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kept pushing and blah blah blah.So he just traded one for the other.
I don't know, and that happenstoo, m h yeah, trade
one addiction for the other. Absolutely, one vice for another one. Did
he like did when he came tohis conclusion, did something happen so far
as what brought him to that tomake them? You know, I don't
know, to be honest with you, because I wasn't living at the house

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at the time, like, andI'm abc, you know, after school
especially, but like he yelled atall the kids and then there he was
like, I can't do this.No, I don't know because I wasn't
living there at the time. Mylittle brother was living there, so maybe
he might know something. I justknow that it seemed like one day that
was just all gone. I hateit. He did, and he didn't
drink anymore after that, and eventimes that I don't offer one, hang

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man, you want to beer orsomething, I'm good. I'm good.
So I think everybody gets to thatpoint. Not everybody, some people,
most people, I think reached thatage. It was just yeah, I'm
good, I'm good. I don'tneed this anymore. I had a conversation
with my wife speaking to the likeyou just get You're like, what am
I doing? Because we talked alittle bit yesterday about drink. I don't
drink nearly as much as I usedto because I got tired of being tired

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the next day. Yeah, rightright, And it's to me, the
payoff isn't there, The benefit isn'tthere? Right right, There's more negative
than there is possible, I feel. And you know, you could argue
maybe I don't have a strong enoughcallous on that, which is a weird

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argument to have, uh, Ormaybe my body just I'm like growing quote
unquote allergic to it. Maybe there'ssomething wrong with I don't know right right,
but I know for me, I'mlike, ah no, it's just
like I just said it. You'vereached that point where you're like, I
don't need it as much anymore.Me, I'm kind of the same way.

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You know, I still drink,you know, semi regularly. But
if you would have caught me sixmonths ago, eight months ago, last
year, at this time when you'rehammering, you know, you're getting pissed
drunk every day every day and thencoming in here doing a show hungover af

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you know what I mean. Ifinally got to that point. I'm like,
oh, good now, I'll gohome and I'll have a beer two
or three, you know, butthat's it. I haven't bought a bottle
of liquor, and goddamn I'll thatlong. Don't You also think too,
that it was partially the company youkept, the company that I kept.
Part of it the bourgeois that Iwent through, you know in life,

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that's the bourgeois, yeah, bsthat I went through, you know so
far as you know, the darkness, the dead parents, you know,
failed relationships, you know that thatfurthered me down that path. I've finally
gotten to a point to where I'mlike, this ain't working anymore. I'm
tired, much like yourself. I'mtired of waking up coming in hungover,

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you know what I mean. Oneday I came in, it was it
was a Friday, and I didn'tdrink any that night. Before you know,
I woke up. I was like, so this is what it feels
like to come huh, well thesame too awful bad, And I looking
back, I can't say the lasttime I came in here hungover like that

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for sure, which I think isgood. Yeah, I for sure have
done this. Probably shouldn't have donethe show. I for sure have done
that. It's been maybe eight years, yeah, maybe a little bit less.

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I just can't do it. Yeah, I don't want. I just
I think as I've gotten older,I take it more seriously, which sounds
you might not believe me, Andso I just it's just not worth it.
When and when I see stories ofpeople I have friends that still partake
that way and their lives are youare. Your life is because of your

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decisions, right, I believe.So if you aren't happy with the way
things are, it's because you.It's possible you may be making choices that
dictate those outcomes. Right, Andif you're tired of not having money,
then maybe go, oh, well, what are my choices I'm making that
cause me to not have money?Right? Or if I'm constantly not in

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good health, or nobody wants tobe around me, or I can't find
anybody to go out, then maybego, oh, what of my choices
I'm making? Rather than that persondoesn't want to spend time with me,
woe is me? The life ishard, Life's hard for everyone. Right.
Ain't nobody getting a pass? Idon't care who you are. I

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don't you think Elon Musk. Yeahhe's got a lot of money. Yeah,
he's got a lot of people.But the man's got ten kids.
There's no way he's walking around notcaring about his kids. Right, There's
no way he's walking around believing hedoesn't have to do things to make this

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image be okay, justifying everybody's dealingwith stuff anyway. Yeah, start to
show somebody text him. My dadgot addicted to meth by his second wife.
He wasn't injecting it, she wasputting it in his food and he
was addicted for five years. Well, that would make your food taste horrible

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though, wha, she was puttingmeth in that's criminal, that is what
something seems fishy about that same more, well, if he's putting it in
the food, you'd be able totaste it. Like let's just say you've
got some hamburger helper or some juckutlike that. Right, you sprink a
little bit of meth on there,you're going to taste this weird chemical fuel

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flavor. You'd be like this,this hamburger helper doesn't taste like it should
have to do. Time out,Just wait till he's done. I know,
I hold on here. Though hesaid it was his second wife,
maybe the first wife didn't cook forhim, that's why he got divorced,
and he was just happy to havea home cooked meal. So we put
up with Yeah, she's a lousycook, doesn't taste great, but at

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least she cooks for me. Well, I think you're going to bridge too
far. But to your point,maybe he's just one of those types of
men that just doesn't complain about stufflike that. Maybe so, maybe so.
But as a guy who has literallyeaten meth before, it doesn't taste
good, and you will be ableto taste that in your food, I

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feel I don't know. I've neversprinked a little bit of crack on the
food before. I mean, I'mgoing to take your word. I've I've
never had that. I'm aware ofanything but food on my food, and
I've had bad food and been likeit, I'm not eating it. Maybe
she spiced it up. Maybe soyou so much cayenne pepper in there you
can't taste it? Yeah, Andhow do you find out that she was

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doing? And I'm not questioning thisperson, I believe, I believe you.
But as I'm trying to put thepieces together, I go, how
did you find that out? Didshe tell you? Did you catch her
in the act? If she toldyou, then you got to tell the
police. Right, If he toldyou, he might be lying. Right.
We spoke to a listener not thatlong ago who found out his wife

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was drugging him, you know,crushing up pain pills and putting it in
his food and in his drink orwhatever. And then you know, realize
what was going on. What hedo? He called the cops? You
know, So why this person wouldeverybody's different, though everybody is different recovering
cocaine and alcohol care. I've beensober for thirty plus years and I still
battle every day. Fortunately, Ihave a great support system around me that

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helps keep me sober. Unfortunately alot of people don't have that, and
that's that is a that is alot of people debate whether that makes sense,
like it's not my job to keepyou sober. True tot On the
other side of that coin, though, I feel like everybody does have that

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one person. I said it earlier. I think everybody's got one person,
and sometimes that one person tries somuch and eventually they give up, or
the attic doesn't want their help,right, And I think it's more of
the latter half than anything. Right, the attic has to want help,
absolutely, the attic has to wantto do it, YEA. What I'm
saying is that, you know,like, if you're an alcoholic, then
you shouldn't have any alcohol in thehouse right right now. Maybe that's true,

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and maybe somebody who's kind would dothat, but it's not that person's
job. It wasn't because I wasn'tdrinking that you started, you know what
I mean, I wasn't holding yourhand through the beginning part. I'm just
saying it's a lot of people arguethat that's not it's not the other people's
job, it's just your job.Oh yeah, yeah, because the other
people have their own lives that theyhave to live. They've got their job,

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their kids, their stuff. Forsome addicts, great is just not
dead. True true. Alcohol andnicotine has been it for me. My
whole family has been addicted to meth. I chose to stay away from all
hard drugs and not used a singleounce of any of them. But I
did get addicted to beer. Stopped. Now I drink some on Saturdays,

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but nothing like I used to,and damn sure still don't use hard drugs.
I would say, first of all, good for you for acknowledging all
that, because a lot of peoplewon't do it. Two, good for
you for just doing it one daya week. Three I think you also
have to be honest with himself andsay that you haven't stopped right the drinking.

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Yeah, well I got it downmanageable day, which is great,
But it isn't the same as wedo that. Sometimes every human does that
where they go, Oh, I'vestopped, but I don't smoke except at
the bar. I wonder what thestatistics are of people being completely clean and
sober. And I'm not talking aboutjust drugs and alcohol, because everybody has

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a vice of sorts. It's somethingthat sets off the dopamine in their brain
that makes them feel good. Sowe're talking shopping, We're talking food addiction,
We're talking all that stuff. AndI don't think, I think that
number of people that live completely soberlike that is a very low number.

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Amish, even the Amish folk havesomething that they you know, they do
to get their rocks off. Iguess, in the for lack of better
terms, it may not be drugs, it may not be alcohol, but
maybe it's building butter, churning butterexactly. I guess such a rushed turning

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that butter away. I love fixingthe wheels on that my wagon, right
right right. I'm addicted to milkingcows. I mean, I think there's
a difference between how do you thepleasure you get from closing a dopamine circle
right and the then using a chemicalto do it right. Absolutely, so
I think there's two different things.You you know, putting together the coolest

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rocking chair of all time is alittle different than popping caffeine. Absolutely,
but it's still setting off chemicals andit's making you feel good in your brain,
which is the exact same thing thatthe drugs and alcohol do. No,
it's just it's no there, it'sdramatically different. One's a fake one,
right, and your body reacts toit differently. Right, So and

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you getting you you going to therapyto try and manage a traumatic situation and
learning the process of how to managehard things is completely different than brown water
blocking, right and never learning andthen you just rely on the one thing.

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Right. I wonder what the pope'sdevice is. You know, he's
looked at as one of the youknow, the holiest people on the planet.
Right, But again, everybody's gota vice, So I'm like,
I wonder what his is is heis he addicted to porn secretly, you
know, or as a guess,as just a blanket guess. On the
things you read about this pope before, it was really nice things. The
pope before had like he believed inspending a lot of money on ridiculous things,

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the weird creepy one. Yeah,Benedict, Yeah, OK, yeah.
I would say that this pope feelsfeels like or has the image that
it is serving Okay, that's hisvice, that give that's his vice.
That's a good vice to have.And some argue, and I'm kind of
a believer in this that you areput on this earth to serve, be

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in service to people, right,whether that's to your family, whether that's
to your community, whether that's toyour job, whatever that looks like to
you, right, and then thatshould be the thing. I think you
have to pick a thing. Ithink people have too many things that give
them that that's fair. Right.A lot of people go through life and
they're like, I have a familyand that's good enough for me. And

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then some people are like, wellI have a family, but we just
don't have sex. Like I like, so I'm gonna go out and get
worse, right or and then andthen I feel guilty about it. So
then I like, those problems allrun into each other, adding out,
Yeah, I could go on ticketsto Chevelle. We're gonna do that freaking
a Friday. What's the last thingyou lost money on. We're gonna give

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you a case of beer. We'vealso got Taste your Time trivia. We've
got Willy Nilly as well, eggon the face. We'll be back Tilsa's
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We're gonna do that coming up friggina Friday. What's the last thing
you lost money on? BMMS?And what that is to eight two nine
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two nine four five? What's thelast thing you lost money on? For

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friggin a Friday. We'll get tothat coming up. On Fridays we do
news quikies and just the headlines.It's time for newsquakies, world news,
local news and news that just makesyou say, what the Here's Corbyn,
Gimbi and Lindsay with what's going on? News quakies from The Big Man Morning
Showing. Ninety seven five AMoD firebreaks out on icon of the C's cruise

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boat, just months after the largestship set sail. That's yeah, do
you need me to say it's anotherreason to not get on a cruise,
ships a floating fire pod. Istill do it, though there's part of
it. I want to do itat least one time in my life.
Sure, at least one time goon a cruise the Bahamas or something to

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that effect. But after that thenI'll be good. You got it.
You don't have to deser rhetorical Maybefor everybody you got to pick an ex
to go on a cruise with,well, lord knows, I got plenty
of them, all right. Womanaccused the spiking husband's mountain dew with round
up? Change the subject please,I mean, I don't know. Did

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we Did we change the subject?Also on the meth thing, wouldn't you
taste it? Yeah? Yeah,I don't know the un roundup yeah yeah,
but it's in the mountain dew,so maybe I don't. I don't
know, dude. By the way, there's this guy on TikTok and he
takes SODA's and makes wine out ofhim. It's the most fascinating thing.
So he's made like mountain dew wine, doctor pepper wine. Things like,

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it's fascinating us all interesting. Seventypercent of Florida beaches found to have unsafe
levels of fecal bacteria in new report. Excuse me, seventy percent have fun
on your vacation, gimpie. Right, seventy percent of Florida's beach is found
to have unsafe levels of fecal bacteriain new report. I'm going to add

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to it. Then I was justgonna say, he'll probably add to let's
take aighty oh b. That's prettynarcissistic of you to think you'll add ten
percent. You're full of ass,But do you know who you're talking to?
Come on time. Man wakes upto find a cobra chilling in his
boxer shorts. Right, the mansentenced to life after killing man he believed

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was so bigfoot. High school cancelsnothing but as basketball game to be played
by women in thongs. That's aterrible shame. That's a I'll bet you
they would have raised a lot ofmoney for that high school. Probably I
would have bought a ticket. Hell, what age were the women? High

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school? And also, no,no, no, high school cancels nothing
but as basketball game to be playedby women in thongs? Right, it
doesn't say high school women? Right? Right? Could have been teachers could
have just been random citizens and kidsin high school sometimes get called women through
Also, this may have been athing where they they tried to get NBA

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and they're like, what do wemake the acronym NBA stay nothing but ass
and I didn't swear. Maybe itwas adults and they were renting out the
high school. Maybe can you rentout of high school? I think if
they needed the gym, can anybodyrent out the high school gymnasium? I'm
not sure. I'm gonna go witha hard no. There's only one way

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to find out. We'll call itschools a small town, maybe we need
it gym. And if school's notin session, yeah, like if the
local Lions club is putting on youknow, wheelchair basketball or donkey basketball,
to use it for its intended purpose, maybe okay, And this is for
its intended purpose. This happened tobe in thongs. Any of our listeners

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that work for school administration, youdon't even have to tell us. Do
they let you rent out the gym? Go ahead, lindsay, next one,
all right. Man riding tricycle onbeach gets into machete fight with another
man over a flashlight. So manythings going on, there. I love
it. Murderers set free from Ohiojail thanks to a typo. Hey,

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typos happened right? Sure, it'sthe first one. Pastor dies after be
buried, being buried alive, hopingto resurrect like Jesus. Hey, it
worked for JC, it could workfor me. See in a minute.
Last one Lindsay Oh see influencers AIclone of herself goes rogue, becomes sex

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crazed maniac. Sure. Sorry,I'm trying to figure out this is the
last one. I got a coupleof really good ones. I know.
Sorry, we're on time. Let'sgo with sixty five hundred penises amputated in
Brazil. Oh, I want tostop counting at like the five hundred.

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Hey, go out there and countup all the dogs that we've got laying
around that have been amputated to comeback with a good number. Lindsay's was
perplexing, right, Gimbie's perplexing.I got one too. Jailed man teaches
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from you, what's the last thingyou lost money on? Case? Of
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Morning Show. Nine one eight foursix oh kmo D. On Fridays we
give away beer for frigging a FridayBrocod. Today, we want to know
what's the last thing you lost moneyon? BMMS? And whatever that is
to eight two nine four five,we're going to be giving away beer.
Going to the phones. It lookslike Josh is on, Hey Josh,

(32:52):
how are you? I'm good?Are good, buddy? What's the last
thing you lost money on? Replayat the casino? Free play and this
free money and you've you've got toput money in there in order to get
the free money. And next thing, you know, you spent one hundred
dollars bill not even paying attention.How much would you say collectively you've lost

(33:15):
at the casino? All right?That sounds about right, Yeah, all
right, get me tell him exactlywhat he's gonna get. Well, since
you lost money on such a poorinvestment, we're gonna make sure you don't
lose out on this case occurs likeback to you, Corman hang on line

(33:37):
man, so gimp you can makesure he's got the right info. I
appreciate you, buddy, have agood day. Okay, No, you
too, man. So Lindsay hasfor cost to all sports. A jury

(33:57):
in US District Court found that thethe NFL did in fact violate antitrust laws
in the Sunday ticket case. Asa result, the NFL was ordered to
pay four point seven million dollars indamages to the residential class and ninety six
million dollars in damages to the commercialclass. As you might expect, the

(34:22):
NFL said they were disappointed with theverdict and will appeal. Post trial motions
are scheduled to be heard on Julythirty. First, there's a couple of
fascinating things about this. One,of course, they're going to appeal,
like you said, yeah, Butthe fascinating thing is they might not ever
pay. Why not? Well,what would happen if they don't? Not

(34:45):
a damn thing. Also, theythink this is the destroy This will be
the there's no this will be theend of the Sunday ticket. That you
won't. They're going to change themodel and that the belief is you will
get team specific packages okay, andthat that will in the blackout. So

(35:06):
like if you get Sunday ticket,now you're blacked out. Like if I
want to watch the Chiefs, whichwould be the only reason I would get
the Sunday ticket if the game ison locally, it would be blacked out
on the Sunday ticket. Okay.Oh right, that sucks. Yeah,
that's why I've never gotten it becausethere's no guarantee. I'm going to see
if I can get a guarantee,I'm going to see every Chiefs game.

(35:27):
I'm in. Yeah, i'll paytwo fifty. Yeah. But if you're
like, well we'll see, it'snot worth it. No, it's not
worth it. Nou. And thenthe other thing that was really interesting is
there's you said you said it residentialand consumer commercial, right, So that's
bars restaurants that we're suing them.If the if they end up paying out,
it's going to be anywhere between twoand five thousand dollars per subscriber.

(35:51):
Wow, that would get money.Wow, crazy amount of money it is.
And bet your balls to the wallSports, I'm Lindsay ninety seven and
five. Good morning, It's thebig Man Morning Show. Nine one eight

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Ay Friday. We want to knowfrom you, what's the last thing you
lost money on? Case of course, like could be yours BMMS and what
that is to eight two nine fourfive, Lindsey, what is the last

(37:40):
thing you lost money on? Idon't know if you would consider it losing
money on my kid or my lawnmower. But I usually don't pay my kids
to do chores. But last weekMarcus wanted to go to the movies.
And so, if you know,if they want to do something, I

(38:04):
always make sure that they do chores, and I'll give them money to do
something, you know. So hemows our lawn and I said, well,
I'll give you twenty bucks so youcan go to the show. Does
that get you into a movie?You'll get you anybody? I can't get
you another? Yeah, right rightright, Well, he had he had
some money on his card, soI said, well, I'll give you

(38:27):
twenty bucks. Just make sure youmow and we'd whack the lawn or whatever,
and he said, okay, andI gave him twenty bucks and he'd
put the twenty in his pocket,and apparently he was listening to music on
his phone while mowing, and he'dstuck his phone in his pocket, and
I guess, I don't know,maybe he was changing the songs or something,

(38:50):
but he said that when he puthis phone in his pocket and pulled
his hands out, I guess thetwenty came out of his pocket while mowing
and didn't notice, and he mowedover the twenty dollars. You gave you
the money first, Yeah, neverpay up front for anything. Yeah,
he does a really good job,so I know the job that he does.

(39:13):
But yeah, and so he's like, I think I got most of
it here, and I'm just like, oh, my goodness, gracious.
So that was a big waste.So really, I guess because I had
to replace it with a new twenty. You you gave him another twenty because
he lost it. What did youdo with the one that was off shred?
Did you take it back together?Did you find you found it?

(39:35):
I mean we he did bring inthe pieces of it. There's no way
I'm giving my kid another twenty No, you take that, some bitch up.
It's called a life lesson. Yeahyeah, I can't save you from
every mistake you made. I know, so one day this one only cost
you twenty bucks. Yeah, oneday we may take it into the bank
and have it taped up. Butget out of here. Who knows you're

(39:58):
not doing that. I know that'sa lot of work. You already threw
it away. No I didn't.It's still in a little sandwich baggy and
take that movies. Yeah, it'llbe nineteen ninety five. Please, there
you go, or make him takeit. Yeah, yeah, that's crazy.
I know. Last thing you lostmoney on a case of course,

(40:19):
like BMMS in what that is toeight two nine four five? Give be
what's the last thing you lost moneyon? It ain't much. It's more
than twenty dollars bill. You know, when when I got divorced, I
lost my house and my car wasrepolld. But since then everything's been paid
for. All my cars are paidfor, my bikes are paid for,
blah blah blah. So I thinkthe last thing that I lost money on,
and this was a couple of yearsago, this was right before I

(40:40):
went to the Grand Canyon. Soit was that like two years ago,
right, I had just bought abrand new tire for the back of my
motorcycle, and because I was Iwas traveling to Arizona and I needed a
new tire, so so laid down. It's like four hundred bucks to get
that thing replaced, right, AndI go to Kendle's Bar here in town,

(41:06):
biker bar here intown, and Iguess I picked up a nail and
I left Kendles and I'm on myway home and it's a little squirrely in
the back end. I'm like,what the half is going on? And
I finally get to the Quick Tripdown by my house so I can stop
and I can see what's going onhere, and that sum bitch was flatter
than I'll get out, and Iended up having to leave my bike there

(41:30):
at the Quick Trip overnight because ActionPower Sports, which is right across the
street, was closed at the time. I'm like, all right, well,
I'll just get up and go inthe morning and throw down another four
hundred box on a tire. AndI got it. It was good,
you know, and it got meto the Grand Canyon and back for sure,

(41:50):
but you know, having to payall that money to tires, you
know. And then I realized Icould have plugged that damn tire, but
I'm not sure. And a plugon a motorcycle tire on a car tire
not a problem, you know,if it blows out, I've got three
other ones to back me up.But I'm not. I'm not trusting it

(42:12):
on a motorcycle tire. But thatpissed me off. Man, just got
it. That thing was maybe twodays old when I picked up that nail.
I'm like, son of a bitch. So, yeah, what's the
last thing you lost money on?A case? Of course? Like BMMS
and what that is to eight twonine four five. When we talked about

(42:32):
this topic, one thing popped intomy brain immediately, And you guys are
naming it like things that just happenedas part of life, right, And
that never occurred to me as beinga possible answer for this, right.
Uh So, I I'm just gonnago with what popped in my brain,
and that is about a year ortwo ago, I wanted some custom Air

(42:53):
Force ones and I dropped two hundredand thirty dollars for them, and because
they were I'd never seen anything likethem. They were very it was they
were cool. And six weeks goby, twelve weeks go by, and
I finally send the guy know.I'm like, yo, what's up.

(43:13):
And he's like, oh, mystorefront got hacked. So I never got
that money. They're working on it. When they do, i'll give you
you know, I'll hook you up. Okay. I can't argue with him
and how he's going to run hisbusiness, though I think he should do
the right thing. But yeah,and then so then after that, a

(43:34):
month goes by, two months goby, I contact him again, no
response. I let a month goby, I contact him again, and
I've just decided that money is Ohso I disputed it with my debit card
company. They were like, nope, we find no fraudulent behavior here.
Okay, so I lost two hundredand thirty dollars. Now, could I

(43:59):
take him to small claimscore? Sure? He lives in another state, and
it doesn't mean that he's gonna payyou even if you do win. Yeah,
So I chose the path of it'sover. What a scammer? I
mean, I don't know if he'sa scammer, but I got scammed for
sure, right, you can getscammed by someone who's not a scammer.

(44:19):
I don't think he bait and switchedme. Does he still have his website?
Yes, he's still a business.Do you have a physical address.
I've had a couple and I thoughtabout taking a flight and going there.
Yeah, but then I remembered it'stwo hundred and thirty dollars, which is
I'm not saying it's not a lotof money. It's also not a lot
of money. Yeah, but Imean, this guy needs to be taught

(44:40):
a lesson. Let's fly to wherehe goes. Yes, let's break in
my jobs. You know, myjob to your money. We get your
money, man, for sure,whether it's in goods and services or or
straight up hard cash. No,burn that mother down Brady with you,

(45:00):
scare the s out it. Comeon, we'll get Brady and his brother.
They're both bethy some bitches. Man. Come on, Yes, we'll
just take him fur the shoes thathe has on his feet. Then come
on. So this is the text. He's the email he sent me,
and it says, hey Corbyn,so sorry to delay you on your order.

(45:22):
Releacently had some fraudulent activity come acrossour website that has forced us to
shut down for a bit. We'reworking eagerly to fix the problem, but
it did set us back a bitin terms of shipping. The remaining orders
should be shipped out in the nextweek. My apologies for the inconvenience,
and I appreciate your support and understandingduring this complicated matter. Lies, yep,
lies, that's all it is.Man, He's feeding you a line

(45:44):
of bs just to make you alittle happier. I mean, it doesn't
make me happier, but I thinkI can. Also, I'm not somebody
who believes that when things don't goyour way, you just get to demand
stuff. You paid for him already, I did, you paid and he
did not refund your money? No, he just he didn't. He did
not. Can we at least justfind out where his mother lives to take

(46:07):
take matters that direction. We don'thave to burn a store down or steal
his shoes. But I mean,we can hold his mom hostage for a
little while. People are like,give us his zap back. No,
I'm not giving you his I don'tbelieve in that type of behavior. I
don't think you win in that.I think that's incredibly toxic. I think

(46:28):
that if we take the shoes offof his feet and the money out of
his pocket, you're getting your money'swere you got what you You see what
I'm saying, you're you're getting whatyou paid in. So and that's a
that's you said it earlier. It'sa life lesson, yuh. And my
life lesson is don't buy stuff frompeople that sell online. Right, that's

(46:52):
the way of the world. Now. Everything's being sold online nowadays, I
know, but there are certain storefrontsbrick mortar you wouldn't trust buying something from,
right, But we just turn itover online without any research, any
knowledge. That is a hard twohundred and thirty dollars lesson for me,

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right, And I didn't have mymammy to give me another two hundred and
thirty dollars. That's why we burnhis house down. And he makes like
custom out sneakers for athletes. Ohokay, he said, I know,
But no, I mean I've seenI still watch his stuff, and I

(47:34):
remember watching him like, you know, people adding him back like I got
my custom order, and I'm like, bitch, good for you, bitch.
And I thought about making a commentand being like yeah, he still
never got mine should call why out? Why? Because maybe it might put
a fire under his ask to getyour snakes? Why is it he just
forgot Listen, I forgot. There'sno reason to engage that way. I'm

(47:57):
not gonna win, right, Ilook like a bully at that point.
He either can do the right thingor he can't. That's on him,
right. I was thinking, what'sthe dollar figure that would cause me to
want to get on a plane andgo burn his mother's house down? And
what is that? I don't know. I don't know the answer, because
five hundred still feels petty to booka plane ticket and commit felony. Arson.

(48:25):
Oh, now it sounds laughable.Now, it sounds ridiculous, sounds
fantastic. Let's go come on vacationfor real, Like the hell we're doing
next week, man, all threeof us, We're gonna take a vacation
to wherever this guy's at New Jerseyor whatever. We're gonna get your stuff
back. Man, We're gonna getyour stuff back. I remember in Big

(48:46):
Daddy when he went trigger treating andhe's like it, goes into the guy's
house, just takes the CDs,DVDs and all that that's what we're gonna
do. Yes, we're gonna getthis guy. So if guess how much
you got, how long you goto jail? Four for felony arson?
Over five hundred dollars in this case? Even mind if you get caught.
Sure, yes, justin Timberlake gotturned in for having a beverage. Sure,

(49:13):
felony arson ten to twenty years.It's ten years, ten years and
a five thousand dollars fine. Again, four five hundred dollars pair of shoes.
You can get a good lawyer andhave that reduced tremendously. Yeah.
Again, how much do you thinka lawyer costs? We got one on
staff. I don't want to bedoing endorsements or after I'm fired from here

(49:36):
because the company's mismanaged the money.Money. Where's bad man when you need
him? Right? I listen,things will happen in mysterious ways. I'm
sure he got his kick in theballs with your sneakers, right, maybe

(49:57):
maybe not? Fine? Fine,we won't go burn his house down a
rapist. I mean, if youchoose to do that, that's different.
God. Yeah, how do wego from rape? So? How much
is a rape for rapist? Atleast two years. Yeah, right,

(50:25):
yeah, maybe we should go thatround. How high up on the celebrity
list are you? What are welooking at? Five years? This says
the range is one year to life, which makes no sense to me.
I feel like the minimum should beten rather than arson. It's ten.

(50:45):
Yes, arson's bad. Okay,that's obvious, but it could be a
I could go to prison longer forthe arson than I could for the rape.
See what I'm saying exactly? That'sour justice system for America. No,
that means some lawmakers are like,whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa?

(51:05):
What are the chances my house isgoing to get down? Burnt down?
What could happen? Some of mightnot like my policy. Well,
we got to stop that. What'sthe chances I'm getting raped? Well,
as a white fat man, Ithink I'm fine, pretty slim, So
I don't care how long we'll makeyou happy? Right? Ten? Ah,
one don't wear that? What arethey wearing? Exactly? Did she

(51:28):
make dinner? Is she allowed todrive? All right? We got to
take a break. We want toknow what's the last thing you lost money
on? A case of course,like BM a mess and what that is
to eight two, nine, fourfive, if you're listening to The Big
Man Morning Show. This is Tulsa'smorning show. Good morning, It's the

(52:05):
Big Man Morning Show. Nine oneeight four six oh K m O D.
You can also text BMMS and thenwhat you want to say to eight
two nine four five. We aregiving away beer for freaking a Friday.
What's the last thing you lost moneyon at case scores like could be yours?
Get your text to us BMMS andwhat that is to eight two nine

(52:27):
four five. Let's play a gameup for Gram's pair of tickets to see
Chevelle at the Tulsa Theater on Julytwenty fourth. Tickets available Tulsatheater dot com.
We're gonna play the numbers game andlisteners are walking away with prizes.
Lindsey is had been as she startedstrong and stopping listeners, but that hasn't

(52:47):
held true throughout the year. Solet's see what happens today. Nine one
eight four six oh kmo D.Call up, decide what category you want
numbers, percentages or averages. You'llget five questions from Gimpi and then Lindsay
will return to the room to hearthe questions as well. We'll see who's
closest to the correct answer. Whoevergets the most right, closest to the
correcting, the closest to the right. Yeah, yeah, someone's gonna win.

(53:10):
Good morning, you're on the air. What is your name? Good
morning? Try that again. Goodmorning, you're on the air. What
is your name? Stephen? Stephen? How are you today? Good?
There's it going, buddy? Whatcategory do you want? Numbers? Percentages
or averages? Percent percentages? Itis? It's five questions from gimbie.

(53:31):
Just answer them the best that youcan. Are you ready, sir?
Yes, sir? Here we go. All right, stevee what percent of
women wear a bra every day?What percent of women wear a bra every
day? Sixty five? Alrighty?Then, hey, Steve, what percentage

(53:52):
of women never wear a bra?Say? Forty five percent? Yeah?
Alrighty then Steven? What percentage ofwomen wear a bra while sleeping? All

(54:13):
right, Steve? What percentage ofwomen say wearing a bra is uncomfortable?
Seventy percent? All right, seventyfive percent? Last one here, boss,
what percentage of women say they supportthe free the nipple movements? Yeah?

(54:35):
Fifty? All right now, Stephen, I would think Lindsay should be
able to answer these pretty well be, you know, being as she's the
expert in this topic, right right, right, yeah, well we'll find
out you should be the expert onthis topic, Lindsay, I expect you
to win this. Okay, allright? Percentages is the category? Go
ahead, get beat, Lindsey.What percent of women wear a bra every
day? Every single day? Fourpercent of women wear a bra every day?

(55:00):
Well, I would say at leastseventy nine percent of us. All
right, Lensy. What percentage ofwomen never wear a bra? Sixteen percent
of us? Okay, Lendsy.What percentage of women wear a bra while
sleeping? Five percent? A right, Lendsey. What percentage of women say

(55:30):
wearing a bra is uncomfortable? Ninetynine point nine percent. We're just going
to round it down ninety nine percent. Then, all right, Lindsey.
Last one here, what percentage ofwomen say they support the free the nipple
movement? To twenty percent? Howdo you think she did there? Stephen?

(55:55):
Not too bad, so good?All right, let's fight out,
gimpi. When the question was askedwhat percent of women wear a bra every
day? Steven said sixty five percent. Lindsey said seventy nine percent. And
the answer is sixty one percent.Stephen got that one right. He's up
one, and I think he needsthree total to get those tickets to see
Chevelle July twenty fourth. That's tall, so theater. Question two, number

(56:19):
two, what percentage of women neverwear a bra? Just let them puppies
hang? Stevie says forty five percent, Lindsey says sixteen percent, and the
answer is a mere five percent.Lindsay's on the board. It's tied one
to one. Question three, thenthe question was asked what percentage of women
wear a bra while sleeping? Doesn'tmake much sense, but Steven said ten

(56:43):
percent. Lindsey said five percent,and the answer is twelve percent. Stephen
got that one right. Steven's uptwo. Lindsey has one. Tickets to
see Chevelle are on the line.Question four, the question is what percentage
of women say wearing a bra ison commmfortable? Stephen said seventy five percent,
Lindsay said ninety nine point nine ninenine nine nine nine nine nine nine

(57:07):
nine nine nine nine nine nine ninenine nine nine A German boy, get
to it. The answer is actuallyfifty three percent. Stephen, congratulations,
you're getting those tickets, you knowmore about bras than Lindsey does July twenty
fourth, tells the theater hang onthe line, so gimpee can get your
info. Sar awesome, Thank youguys. Last question, gimpy, Last

(57:29):
question here is what percentage of womensay they support the free the nipple movement?
Well, Stephen said half of them, fifty percent say we should go
around shirtless, reade the nipple.Lindsay said twenty percent, and the answer
it's twenty five percent. Has hegot that one right? Here's a question.
If they're so uncomfortable, why wearone? Right? Because it holds

(57:52):
them up, makes them look nicer, I think, than why I wear
it? And why not wear onein bed? Because they are uncomfortable.
Sounds like you get tangled up.Well, they're not loose like a T
shirt. Well, sometimes you knowsometimes you know, when you wear a
pajamas whatever, At least when Ido, at the bottom, the legs

(58:14):
get all wrapped up and it's likethis just doesn't feel right. So I
imagine you're wearing a broad to bed. You know you're gonna end up with
an arm through one of the holes, and this is the nice thing.
You know, you're all wrapped upyou know, in a tramp. I
would imagine if you don't wear abra during bed, if you ever had
a softball in a sock and triedto roll over holding it makes sense,

(58:35):
it's not and it's not. It'sso much more comfortable for cuddling when you
don't have a bra on. Tellme about it, you know, I
mean, yeah, No, Ilove a thick piece of fabric. No,
when I can rather feel the skin. Yeah, I just if it's
that uncomfortable, because not just theninety nine, but he said seventy five,
with the actual number being fifty three. If it's that uncomfortable, just

(58:59):
don't do it. End of theday when I un snap my bron there's
no better feeling. Oh well,the hold on, there's obviously way the
feelings, yes, but it definitelyis such a great feeling. All right,
we've given away beer. What's thelast thing you lost money on a
case of cors like bmms and whatthat is to eight two nine four five.
We're gonna give away some beer whenwe come back. Tulsa's Morning Show

(59:21):
is coming right back, The BigMad Morning Show, Tulsa's rock station,
Good Morning, It's the Big MadMorning Show. Nine four six, Oh
K M O D. You canalso text BMMS sitting then what you want

(59:45):
to say to eight two nine fourfive. We are giving away beer for
freaking a Friday. We want toknow what's the last thing you lost money
on? A case of cors likecould be yours. People have been sending
text Let's go to the phones andsee who we have. And Dustin is

(01:00:07):
waiting. Hey Dustin, how areyou Dustin? Great? Thanks Dustin?
What's the last thing you lost moneyon? I lost four hundred dollars on
slime on slime, so you loveit that much? No? Apparently I

(01:00:27):
had a ten year old who waswatching We try to block all the things
that she can get into on hertablet, but of course YouTube kids to
watches lime video, and since shecan't get on the link, they put
a link on the video. Apparentlyshe wrote it on a piece of paper,
who got into her mom's phone andordered four hundred dollars worth of slime
from her mom's phone. First ofall, congratulations on such a well versed

(01:00:53):
four year old that can write andthen knows how to put in a web
address. Ten year old? Okay, all right, that makes way more
sense yeah. So, yeah,we ended up with a giant box of
all kinds of slimes showing up toour front door. Pretty awesome that.
Oh yeah, she had to Wemade her actually sell the clime. So

(01:01:19):
we sold it online to people randomly, you know, for a couple of
bucks here and there, and shehad to give it away to them when
they came to the door. That'sawesome. Its harsh punishment. Yeah,
she didn't get to keep any ofit. Oh no, yeah, she
bought it without permission. Why doyou think it's so harsh? No,

(01:01:40):
I mean it's not. It's not. It's a great punishment, but it
was harsh for her. I'm surelike she probably felt awful away. Oh
yeah, so needless to say,we changed our phone on our password phone
on our phones, I mean,and now they don't know what those passwords

(01:02:00):
right on? All right, giveme tell him exactly what he's gonna get,
miss the money bags. I wan, here's such a tight wad.
The only time he loses money iswhen a penny gets sucked up his ass
from pension. It so hard.Enjoy this case to you, any line
man. So if you can getyour personal info, I think appreciate you.
Man, Let's see what give he'sgotten? This four by four well

(01:02:22):
common. It says here that Bidenand Trump trade insults during their debates.
The first presidential debate of twenty twentyfour was arguably unlike anything the nation has
seen before. Old JB stumbled attimes during the night, which reportedly is
sparking concerns among Democrats over his ageand ability to take on DT in November.

(01:02:44):
Meanwhile, Trump seemed to try anddeflect his actions during the attack of
the US Capitol, ignored some questions, and dismissed accusations that he had an
affair with Old Stormy Daniels. Bothcandidates hurled insults at one another and accused
each other of being the president inUS history. It was an s show.
I've had more exciting abortions. Yeah, it was horrible. It was

(01:03:09):
everyone should be embarrassed as yes,everyone, Yes, that was I'm insulted
that. You know they wanted it, so I did it. It's bad.
We got a try harder for allof us. Right, do better
all of us? Everyone right,Nobody should feel like they won last night.

(01:03:31):
Nobody won last night. What elsedo we got here? Sandy Hook
victims families are blocked from collecting fromAlex jones media company. A federal judge
is blocking families of Sandy Hook victimsfrom attempting to collect assets from Alex Jones's
media company. This comes after Joneswas ordered to pay over one million dollars

(01:03:52):
to the Sandy Hook families over misinformationhe helped spread about the twenty twelve school
shooting. The court trustee overseeing thedationof Jones's assets say some of the families
were moving too fast to collect themoney. The judge agreed, and the
trustee will continue and orderly wind downand sale of Jones's Free Speech Systems company.

(01:04:14):
He has paid zero dollars and we'reapproaching. We're over like seven months
since the verdict. He's made noeffort to try and pay these pribles.
So they got this other person inhere to kind of sell everything. They're
moving too fast. Yeh, that'swhat he's They're moving. Yeah, yeah,
hold on, you'll get your guydamnmoney. Just hold your pants on.

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What else do we have here?The DOJ charges two hundred people and
a two point seven billion dollar healthcare fraud correct down. The alleged false
claims equal over two point seven billiondollars. The defendants were charged across the
country and include seventy six doctors,nurses, and other medical professionals. The

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DOJ said it seized over two hundredand thirty one million dollar cash, luxury
vehicles, gold, and other assets. And then lastly here Oklahoma superintendent requires
Bible be taught in classrooms. Oklahoma'sstate school superintendent is requiring all public schools
to have a Bible in every classroomfrom grades five through twelve. Yesterday,

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Old Ryan Walters not our listener,maybe the one maybe maybe so, but
our listener always asked clarify that he'snot the superintendent. So yeah, not
a regular list right right. Heannounced that teachers will also have to teach
from the Bible and incorporate it aspart of their curriculum. Walters claims it's

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an incordinance with academic standards and statelaw. Wild this wild Which Bible?
Well, the Holy Bible. There'smany different Bibles. Yeah, their New
Testament, the Old Testament. Whatlet's teach them the Old Testament? I
forne Yeah, we live in wildtimes. Man. Crazy Nathan McKinnon will

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be adding another major piece of hardwareto his Trophy case. The Colorado Avalanche
star forward was named the winner ofthe Heart Trophy at the NHL Awards on
Thursday. McKinnon was voted as theplayer most Valuable to his team by the
Professional Hockey Writers Association. The twentyeight year old also won the Ted Lindsay
Award, which is given to themost outstanding player in the league, as

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voted by members of the NHL PlayersAssociation. Who's Ted Lindsay? You ask?
Professional ice hockey player. He playedfor the Detroit Red Wings and the
Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League. He scored over eight hundred points in
his Hockey Hall of Fame career.A new slate of young playmakers are set
to enter the NHL NHL tonight andtomorrow. The twenty twenty four NHL Draft

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is set to be held in theLas Vegas sphere this weekend. The San
Jose Sharks hold the top overall pickand are expected to draft Boston University forward
Macklyn Celabrini. The Chicago Blackhawks,Anaheim Ducks, Columbus Blue Jackets, and
Montreal Canadians round out the rest ofthe top five selections, and the Nuggets

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they're sending a member of their benchto the Eastern Conference. ESPN reports that
Denver is going to trade point guardReggie Jackson and three unprotected second round picks
to the Charlotte Hornets in a movedesigned to create salary cap room for the
Nuggets. The thirty four year oldis entering his fourteenth NBA season after spending
the past two with Denver. Ithas not been announced what Charlotte will be

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sending back to Denver in the deal. And that's your balls to the wall
sports. I'm Lindsay in ninety sevento five km ODI, Good morning,
it's the Big Mad Morning Show,nine four six oh kmod. You can

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text BMMS and then what you wantto say to eight two nine four five
qualifying people for one hundred tickets toone hundred concerts is that your do I
do you do it? This isall right? Sorry, go ahead,
Lindsay, good morning, good morning, and congratulations to our buddy Kevin Hi

(01:08:38):
Phil of Awaso. He just gotqualified for those one hundred tickets to one
hundred shows at the Canes celebrating they'reone hundredth anniversary. Get qualified again this
morning at nine o'clock and again throughoutthe day you are choosing the Summer of
Chill with COR's light in ninety sevento five kmod Good morning, well,

(01:09:00):
good morning Corbyn. Hey make sureyou come join us today for Patio Party
number two. We're gonna be outin Ajasa at Roosters right here on eighty
six Street North. Drink some icycold mill of Lights. It gets you
an opportunity to do sign up forthe Miller to Lights Petio Party primeez pack,
which involves a lot of cool stuffincluding a grill. All right,
time for Taser Time Trivia. Thisis where you will get shocked if you

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get a question incorrect. Three questionsare written. We each have an envelope
that was written by somebody outside ofthe room, so we have no idea
what the questions are. And they'vebeen picking picked at random. Last week,
Lindsay was the one to go last, and so she will pick who
will be going first this week forTaser Time Trivia. While she's doing that,
get your text to us. What'sthe last thing you lost money on?
Case scores like could be yours bmmsand what that is to eight two

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nine four five Corbyn. So Lindsay'sgonna have the controller I'm gonna get strapped
on here. I got you questionslast week. There were I thought some
of them were okay, but someof them you were like, what,
I don't know if Brady's mad atus, Well, he gets a week
without us this time, so maybethey'll be a little bit easier. You

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can't have it last week, Soit is true. All right, So
we are good to go, andGIMP's got the questions un enveloped there,
and yes, the taser is connected, all right? Ready, yeah,
all right, Corbyn? What wasthe original purpose of the tiny pocket and
jeans? Ah? What was theoriginal purpose of the tiny pockets and jeans?

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Uh? Yeah, I want tosay coin, okay, because I
was referred to it as the coinpocket, but I feel like watch would
be the correct answer. Okay,yeah, I feel like it's the coin

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pocket though, But you said originalthe original purpose of the tiny pocket in
jeans, I've always called it thefifth pocket? Okay, you know what
are you called on a cargo pants? Then? I mean seventh? That
right? I guess I never reallythought about that. So the question is
coin or watch? I'm gonna saybecause watch was here and in the pocket

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on your vest. Nobody was wearingjeans. Did they still wear it and
put it in that pocket? Thepocket's not big enough. I'm going coin
coin final answer answer. The originalpurpose of the tiny pocket and jeans is
to hold a pocket watch. Damnit, I have a turn too.
It's like, oh no, myshin. Yeah, that'll get you that,
I'll get you. Yeah, itmakes it makes perfectly good sense.

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That's where most people just put theirdope or whatever. I put cash in
there. Sometimes I don't put anythingin there tiny, and I wouldn't hold
a watch. I'm not about awe're talking about a PoCA, right,
Yeah, of course you're not talkingabout like your time axent. Yeah yeah,
I pulled up my money, putit right here, easy access boom
here you go take a bud likelease? Yeah? All right? Question

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number two, all right, Corbyn? What US state grows coffee beans?
What US state grows coffee beans?It's a great question. Sw Washington,
Washington. That's a new state,newly founded Washington, Hawaii Hawaii feels like

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a good answer. It's a greatanswer. It's an actual state compared to
Washington, Washington. I'm gonna goto Hawaii. I'm oh, what you
said state, not district. WhatUS state Puerto Rico would be out coffee
beans. Yes, climatically, Hawaiifeels closer to some of those other states.

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Our countries that do are known fortheir being productivity. But I don't
know if about it, I'll goHawaii Hawaii. Final answer, final answer.
The US state that grows coffee beansis Hawaii. Nice job, Not
Washington. Not Washington, all right, Seattle exactly Number three, gorb and

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you're ready. Yeah, what doesSPF and sunscreen stand for? This is
so this is so funny because Itold the thing on the air about my
daughter and she had a reaction,and certain percentage of did I say that
on the air was that okay?So, like, my daughter had an
allergic reaction to sunscreen, and therein the United States, only two chemicals

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are the main ingredient that the FDhas approved to make sunscreen. Only two
really, and like forty some oddpercent of people are allergic to one of
the ingredients, my daughter being oneof them. We found out knowingly,
and we thought we were being veryproactive and found this really good holistic sunscreen.
Come to find out, Nope,it can only have one or two
ingredients. There's zinc and then thisaborsine or something like that, something like

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that, and zinc is the onethat's white and it never mixes in like
it's always white. Yeah, soa lot of people never use that one.
And so yeah, she has theother one. So we had to
order sunscreen from Japan. Okay,what you can get on Amazon isn't crazy,
and it's much better, it's workedbetter, it's better. SPF and
SPF stands for sun Protection Formula,sun Protection formula. Final answer, Yeah,

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sunscreen the SPF and sunscreen stands forsun protection factor factor. Yeah,
you were so confident on that one. Yeah, yeah, I started talking.
I was like, yeah, GimpyQuestions. Gimpy is next. There

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you go, sir. We're doingtaste of time trivia. While he's getting
all set up there, we wantto know from you, what's the last
thing you lost money on a caseof COR's Light you have a mess and
what that is to eight two,nine, four, five, And Lindsay's
got the questions all set five questionsfrom Gimpy. Are you ready? Okay?

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I was really more for Gimpy,but sure, yeah I am.
I am ready to rock and roll. Let's do this question one, gimpy.
What is the tiny piece at theend of a shoelace called? The
tiny piece at the end of ashoelace is called what This is a great

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question because it's in a movie.It is. Yeah? Yeah? Is
it an ad lit? I'm goingwith ad lit? Did you say ad
lit? Spell it spelling? Isit the word that's on the goddamn page?
Let's go? He said? Finalanswer ad lit? Yes, ad

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lit? Okay, you say adlit? Oh my god, the answer
The answer is ag lit Litah,yeah, that is incorrect. Okay,
shock me. Then I knew itwas something close to that. Yeah,
very clos Damn. That's half creditbecause you were so close. Yeah,

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yeah, an lit and an aglit. Yeah. Uh. Question number
two. You were close though,Yes, you were. I get that
a lot, you know. Mmhmmm mm hmmmm. Where were the Declaration
of independ and the Constitution and theBill of Rights stored during World War II?

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Ooh, good question? What?Oh the Constitution and Declaration of Independence
stored? And the Bill of Rights? Where nobody cares about it? During
World War Two? Uh? Hell, I don't know World War Two.

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I was in the forties, thirties, forties ended in the forties. Uh,
the White House was that? Isthat open yet yet? Yeah?
I think they had rebuilt it sincethe fire of eighteen eighty. Yeah,
but you wouldn't store that in yourhouse, would you. I mean,
come on, that's like the worstplace to store it ever. Uh.

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I'm going to get shocked on thisone because I have no idea. Do
you know where they currently store it? No, somebody's basement somewhere. Oh
no, the Smithsonian maybe sounds aboutright, but that's surely they're not gonna
have the original documents on display inthe Smithsonian. I don't know. We're

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just because I don't know. We'regonna say Corbin's House's house? No one
goes there? Where were the Declarationof Independence, the Constitution, and the
Bill of Rights store during World WarTwo? You say Corbin's House because nobody
goes there? Uh? The correctanswer is Fort Knox. Oh Okay,

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I knew it works something another,but ah, god damn it. Yeah,
I didn't know that. I wouldI would have said the National Archive,
where it is always stored. ButI don't know when they made the
National Archive. There's no gold inFort Knox. You're gonna have something in
there, and those documents are ondisplay, you can't go see them,
just like in the movie National Treasure. Right right eight, Question number three,

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go three for three. How longdoes it typically take for an alarm
to go off again after hitting thesnooze button? Oh, that's a great
question. That's a fun, practical, everyday question. You know, I
might not get shocked on do youhit the snooze button? Give me no,
that's that alarm goes off. I'mup. But that and I don't

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have I use my phone, soI don't have a traditional alarm clock.
I've used a traditional alarm clock ina long time. So if I do
quote unquote hit the snooze on myphone, I'm essentially just turning that alarm
off and waiting for the next oneto go off. Right right, But
even then, how lately I've beengetting up before the damn alarm goes off.

(01:19:45):
I woke up at midnight tonight,right, I was like whatever.
I was like, all right,let's get ready to go to What the
hell it's only twelve o'clock. Thisis a bunch of damn bulls. So
then I went back to sleep.Did you go to bed a seven?
Thirty can get oh yeah, andthen I go back to sleep, and
right when I'm about to get coffee, I was like, oh yeah,

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I got it, grab my pillow. Use son of a bitch. Well
get up at midnight and go topete, go pee, and then go
back to sleep. Sometimes sure beatspissing in the bed. I'm just saying
nine minutes is the average time forthe snooze between snoozes? Final answer?
How long does it typically take foran alarm to go off again after hitting

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the snooze button? You say nineminutes? And the correct answer Ill a
nine minutes. Yeah, nine minutes. Did you think it was different seven?
Oh? No, huh interesting?How'd you get seven? It's just
I that's the number that went inmy head. Oh. I don't hit
snooze a lot either, but Ialways thought it was seven minutes. Back
in the day when I did hitthe snooze, It's always been nine minutes,

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always been nine minutes, And Ithought that was just the way that
that's like factor represet. Now Iknow there's some alarms that you can change
the snooze time to seven minutes.Five man, whatever it is, you
can change this snooze time modern clocksand stuff. Yeah, but yeah,
it's always been nine minutes as faras I know. Yeah, I thought
it was seven. Okay, wellI would have got shocked. Good on

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you man. All right, westill got one more to go. While
we're gonna take a break, getyour text to us. We want to
know what's the last thing you lostmoney on case of course, like BMMS
and what that is to eight twonine four five. Take a break and
we'll be back on Tulsa's Morning Show. Continues next ext The Big Man Morning
Show on Tulsa's rock station ninety sevenfive KMOT. Good morning, It's the

(01:22:00):
Big Mad Morning shown six KMOD.You can also text the MMS and then
what you want to say to eighttwo nine four five Taser time Trivia.
I have gone, Gimpie's gone.It's now Lindsay's turned to go last again.
Yeah, and we've got three questions. She's got the shocker on and

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ready to go. First question,what popular cocktail contains rum sugar, lime,
club soda and mint leaves? Whatpopular cocktail contains rum, sugar,
lime, club soda and mint leaves, rum sugar, mint leaves. I

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don't believe that would be a mohito. A mohito is the only thing I
can think of with mint leaves.But I don't believe there's rum a mohito
or is there because I don't drinkthem because I don't like mint. Not
a fan. But you said coconut. What popular cocktail contains rum sugar,

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lime club soda and mint leaves?But the lime club soda, lime mint
les. I'm just gonna say themohito because I can't think of anything else,
not like a mint julip. Minthas the mint, and a julip

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I think is got whiskey in it, So I'll I'll say a mohito.
Final answer, Yeah, what popularcocktail contains rum sugar, lime clubs soda

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and mint leaves? You say mohitoand the answer is mohito. Goodnessos are
amazing, but you don't even likemint. Don't tell me what I like?
Where did you come up with minchocolate ice cream you don't like?
Yeah? I don't like mint.Ice cream are cool and refreshing, and

(01:24:24):
a mohito doesn't taste like toothpaste.This one's gonna I'm gonna be honest.
I think this one's tough. Great. Where is the petuitary gland. Where
is the petuitary gland? The petuitarygland sounds tough, petuitary sounds. Are

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you familiar with your glands? No? Oka, I am at least one?
Anyway, which one good? Youget it? That's weird, that's
weird. It's good to be familiarwith your gland to a dairy gland,

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like are your Are your glands swollen? Your glands in your throat? It
doesn't sound like something in your eyes, It doesn't sound like something in your
nose. Petuit dairy gland be inthe groin area. Where is the pituitary

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gland to a dairy gland? Iknow I've heard the word before, gland,
that and the particular, but I'mnot so sure where on your body?
Mo? What movie is that from? But it's not a movie.
Stay on topic. We're waiting foryou to decide. I'm feeling time while

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you're saying the same thing over andover. Where is the petuitary gland?
I'll say that it is in yourbrain. Final answer, Yes, where'd
you come up with that answer?My ass? Where the puitary is located?

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Where is the petuitary gland? Yousaid the brain The answer is the
brain ray bonus points. If youknow what the petuitary gland does, what's
it responsible for? Oh? Fun? Oh yeah, I know this answer.
That's my asking. Yeah yeah,I figured, um, it's responsible
for your What are you doing?Why did you why? Why are you

(01:26:58):
asking to get you back from yesterday? After this? That's different. Nobody
on the show knows what's what we'retalking about? Your motor skills? No
growth? Oh yeah? Last question, this is a fantastic question. Which
hand does the statue of liberty usedto hold the torch? We're ending on

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a fourth of July question. Ilove it, that's great, totally random.
Which hand does the statue of libertyused to hold the torch? A
bitch? I've been on her andeverything. Great. What'd you learn today?
Guys? Okay, you only getit's a fifty to fifty shot.
That's good. That's a good point. Yeah. I believe that she stands.

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I think it is her. Here'sa question for you. Why are
you putting your back to the microphoneto stand? You could face it?
You're right, She's like, let'ssee, it's like, where are you
trying to put herself back where shewas? I was there, and the
liberty was I believe she stands facingwith her left hand in the air,

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trying to picture it. Which handdoes the statue of liberty used to hold
the torch? Left? Final answer? Which hand does the statue of liberty
used to hold the torch? Yousay, left hand? The answer is
left hand. That's not what itsays on the paper. Right hand.

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Ah, who's the asshole? Now, I'm gonna shock you again? Just
that's fair. That could be onme. Which hand does the statue of
liberty used to hold the torch?You said left hand? The answer is
right hand. Yeah, he gotme. Yeah, and you've been there.
You say she's been on her,been on her, whatever that means.
Whatever that means. Some people getall up in her. Can't you

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go? You can go all theway up in it? You to the
torch. You can't go to thetorch anymore. We're not even I think
you can go to the crownd.I don't think you could ever go to
the tour. Yeah you could.Oh, I don't know. I've never
been so, but I know thatif I go, she's gonna be I
went my best friend and I wentin high school, and there was a
few boys up there that were really, really cute, and we were following

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them, and all of a sudden, my best friend stops and she goes
like, oh my gosh, Ithink someone just spit on me and birds
had just cracked. That's runny righton her. That's funny. Yeah.
Did the boys still find her attractive? Probably? She's adorable. The torch
of the statue Liberty has been closedto the public since nineteen sixteen. Wow,

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So they used to let people upthere due to the narrow space and
difficult climb up the forty foot ladder. Oh damn. I wonder if you
can grease some palms and get upthere. Right. Certainly there's like a
security guard or something. I'd belike, hey man, here's a hondie.
Let me climb the forty foot ladder. Or they put up a door,
right, a door whatever. Uh. To go up to the crown,

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you've got to walk one hundred andsixty two steps in a confined spiral
staircase. Well, that sounds terrible. That sounds horrific. You would think
they'd like modernize it and put anelevator or something least there might well take
out that goddamn spiral staircase and thenput in a shaft. You know when
you go to the arch, theyhave the same elevator. Yeah, yeah,

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they have not updated it or tried. No, they haven't. Maybe
maybe it's time for some changes.All right, we gotta take a break.
What's the last thing you lost moneyon? A case of cours light?
We'll be back of the Big MadMorning Show. Is next? Good

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Morning? It's the Big Mad MorningShow. Nine four six oh K M
O D. All right, we'regiving away to be a freaking a Friday.
We want to know what's the lastthing you lost money on? BMMS?
And what that is? Two eighttwo nine four five Very good dress

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is waiting? Hey Chris, howare you pretty good? Are you good
man? What's the last thing youlost money on? Friendship? Say more
so? My best friend of liketwo and a half years, he got
hard up for money. I gothim a job, became my employee.

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Everything went good. I started datinga girl, found out she got hooked
on her, got back on drugs, broke up with her the next day.
As revenge, she got with mybest friend and got him hooked on
drugs, and like, the wholesituation spiraled out of control, and he

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wound up threatening to get me firedbecause I was creating a hostile work environment
for him, and like over thecourse of like this last month before he
quit, all his money was disappearingto know what was going on. So
I was helping him with food,groceries, food for his animals, things
like that. So it just sparledout of control until he finally quit and

(01:32:25):
stopped talking to me. Wow,that's a lot man. Yeah, who
do you miss him? Him?How long were you guys? Friends for
about two and a half years,Not like it's a lifelong friend. So
what happened to him? Did hedo you think he's Is he getting helped?
Do you still talk to him?Is he? I still talk to

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him, but it's it's not thesame he is. He finally he apologized
and everything and admitted that he gotbecause he refused to admit that he was
under or anything. So he finallyhit me back a while back and said
that he got clean, and hewanted to apologize and try to make amends.

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But it's just it ain't the sameis here. It was like every
day we had to open an opendoor policy between our houses. We just
show up whenever walk in, noknocking, no nothing. That's how close
we were. Is he still bangingyour ex girlfriend? Now? What happened
to her? Uh? He finallyhad an aha moment and realized that she

(01:33:33):
was back for him and got ridof her. And that's when he started
getting clean again. Right on.Man, Well we'll see if you can't
make it better, gim me tellhim exactly what he's going to get.
You know, I have lost alot of money investing in the music and
beverage industry. Like if we youyou don't have to spend a time on
this case. Hers life back toyou, co man, Hang on the

(01:33:56):
line, friend, so gimp youcan get your info. Have a fantastic
weekend, sir, I thank you, appreciate you. Man. Let's see
what Lindsay has for Balls to theWall sports. No, my screen just
switched. Yeah, balls to thewash, Thank you, I got you,

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bro. The Los Angeles Lakers arepairing lebron James with his son Bronnie.
The team selected Bronnie fifty fifth BronnieBronni Bronnie. Isn't that towel Bronni

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Bronnie paper towel? Bronni Bronnie bBronnie Tomato Tomato bro nine. I don't
know r O and why little LebronYeah, yeah, I want to get
it right. I don't know.Yeah, it ain't junior though, No,
it's not. I think it's Bronnie. Okay, fifty fifth overall in

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the NBA Draft on Thursday, followingone season at the University of Southern cal
The duo now has the chance tobecome the first father son duo to play
in the NBA together at the sametime. This has happened other times,
real, Yes, it happened withthe Curries, our father son do it

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right, Dell Steph and Seth,Archie Peyton and Eli Football right, the
Griffies Ken and Senior and Junior.It happened in Hockey, Ted and Charlie
Ness. Oh no, that's theNFL, Gordy Mark and Marty Howe in
the NHL. Tim rains senior andjunior in the Major League Baseball. But

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Lebron and Bronnie Bronie will be thefirst NBA duo and the most hot profile
of all of them. And eventhe ones I mentioned only the Griffies were
the ones that played on the sameteam at the same time. Right,
that's cool. The NASCAR Cup Seriesroles into Nashville Super Speedway this weekend for

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Sunday's ALI four hundred. Christopher Belllooks to win his second straight race and
fourth race this season, after claimingvictory in the USA today three to oh
one at New Hampshire Motor Speedway lastweekend. Ross chastainn aims to win at
Nashville for the second year in arow. Kyle Larson leads the regular season
standings entering Sunday's three hundred lap battleand Match your Balls to the Wall Sports,

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I'm Lindsay in ninety seven to fiveam. Good morning, It's the
Big Man Morning Show. Nine sixO K M O D. You can

(01:37:06):
also text BMMS and then what youwant to say to eight two nine four
five, Good morning Lindsay, Goodmorning Corbyn. Happy twenty eighth birthday to
Mattress, to actress sky Blue,See this Business Minded Beauty in Busty and
Bushy three Girl Gang one in twoand My Wife's Dirty Tapes. She describes

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herself as a professional hot girl.Good morning, Gimpy, Good morning Corbyn.
Over forget to come join us thisafternoon evening. Whatever we're gonna be
at Roosters and a wasa from fiveto seven for our second petile party of
the summer. There's gonna be plentyof Miller likes to be flowing around,
and well you've got us. Congratulationsare an order. We qualified Matthew Scott

(01:37:58):
of Okmogi one hundred tickets to onehundred concerts celebrating one hundred years of the
Canes Ballroom. Make sure you listenwith mel and Jay Rod. They're gonna
have some chances for you as wellto get qualified. It's all brought to
you by Corr's Light the Summer.Choose Chill in ninety seventy five, Camo
Demail's gonna have a chance at tenoh five, right after some forty one
and land Mines. So be listening. Okay, we'll be listening for that.

(01:38:23):
Uh listen, yeah, through mefor curve. Actually, all right,
let's go ahead and do uh willynilly. We do this every Friday
at this time. It's your chanceto bring up something new, go back
to something. And I'm going toread an email I got going back to
something. It says, hey,guys, okie here and let me just
say there's no such thing as pettywhen it comes to giving up your hard

(01:38:47):
earned money and not receiving what youwere promised by you not replying to this
guy or pushing the subject to yoursending the message that it is okay and
it is not okay. People workhard for their money and if he does
it to you, he'll do itto someone else. You should stand up
for not only you, but theother people that might potentially get scammed by

(01:39:11):
this guy. No matter how intentionalor unintentional it was. Wars have been
started on good intentions. I understandit's not that much money, but principle
is priceless. I would, ifI were you, send him an email
from my radio account so that thisguy's like, oh no, this guy
is a DJ and has access tothousands of people. If he smears my

(01:39:35):
name, that would be horrible formy business. Maybe if he knew that,
he'd quickly try to make it right. If I were in your shoes,
I would definitely throw my weight aroundas someone who reaches out countless people
and potential customers for him. Thatwas longer than I intended, but that's
my ten cents worth. That's whywe find out where he lives burn his

(01:39:58):
house. Now I agree with himbecause as someone on the radio, I
feel like our voices do have power. I mean, you could say,
you could say that guy's the guythat scammed you out of your mind to
not scam. That thrown there.He scam is an intentional move. But
he has not sent you back,he has not refunded your money. Therefore,

(01:40:18):
he has taken advantage of you.How about that, I don't even
I don't know if that's true.He robbed you, he robbed you.
I don't know if that's true.I didn't get a robbery. You didn't
get a refund. He's a badbusinessman, that's true. He is a
bad that's true. And we havetalked, we have said endlessly. We

(01:40:41):
have given, we have given ouropinion about fast food joints that we don't
like. We have given and andthey've never done bad things to us,
you know what I mean, Likejust because we don't like a Burger King
Hamburger, they've never it's not theirfault we don't like their burger. And
and that could sway someone's opinion becausethat's the difference that we say. I

(01:41:03):
think that that's different. But thisguy has intentionally not. I don't know
if it's intentionally. I don't knowif it's intentionally. That is not everything
is worth standing up for. Butyou have emailed him numerous times to say,
what more could I do? Product? What more could I do?
This job is not about intimidating peopleto get things the way I want.

(01:41:27):
But that is that is that isnot why I became got into radio.
That's not what we do. Thecompany could fire me for that action,
but you could absolutely say this personso and so took my money and did
not give it back to me,and he's running a business. I would
suggest not doing a doing business withthis person because of this. If somebody

(01:41:50):
were to ask me, I wouldgladly share that off air, but on
air, I'm not doing that.I just don't believe that is what this
job is for. No. Ithink that's blending worlds and I don't think
that that's okay. That's just myopinion that to me, that's like showing

(01:42:11):
up at an event and going,do you know who I am? I
don't believe in working that way.Does it suck? Yes? Is it
not fair? Yes? What morecan I do? Because I think I
deserve justice? This person didn't rapesomebody. If he raped somebody, then
okay. But I only have theinformation I have. I can't make up

(01:42:33):
information to justify an action and tohave If it was a business here in
town, I would gladly go tohis house or his business or whatever.
Right, But he's not. Sowhat am I gonna do? Buy a
plane ticket to fly there? No, that's insane, that's insane behavior.

(01:42:54):
Sometimes we take losses, sometimes weget punched in the face. So you
can even write a review on hispage. Psychopaths do that. It's not
like there's other people going this hashappened. If they had, then I

(01:43:14):
might jump in with that. Whatif we got a certain group of people
together to take care of the businessfor you. You got no hands on,
you don't have to travel anywhere.Just call in some favors and be
like, hey, I got it, I got I got a job for
you. You and I have talkedon air and off air about asking for

(01:43:36):
favors. We know how that comesback around because when they come back,
you go, because we both knowpeople, uh huh. And when they
come back and go, I'm readyfor that favor you owe me, and
you go, I'm not doing that, and then they go, well,
now you and I have a problem, right. I didn't question your problem.

(01:44:00):
I just think I think the person'sright. It is your heart and
money. I think you have aright to feel the way you're feeling,
like, hey, you owe me, you ripped me off. This guy
did rip me off. I'm notdenying that. But what am I gonna
call the police? Right? Right? Right? There's really nothing you could
do about it. The grievance thatcomes sometimes we ask for more problems.

(01:44:25):
If he was here in town,that's a different thing. But he's not
in this town, so I'm verylimited on my retribution. Well let's start
at go fund me. No,I don't want to go fund me.
Life happens. I'm okay with that. My justice lies with me within me,
right it is. He's the onethat's got to answer for his stuff.

(01:44:46):
Ooh, this is the great text. Gets to the pearly gates.
He's like, well, I wasgonna let you in, but you know
those shoes you never gave cor ofhim. Two birds, one stone,
get your money back and take yourspontaneous trip for your rest. That's not
spontaneous, This is my argument.That's not spontaneous at that point, I've
planned to do that if I buya ticket. That's not spontaneous. Gorbyn.

(01:45:11):
He did rape you. He rapedyour wallets. You can't rape the
willing. I handed my money over. Have you guys seen the video about
the watermelon sandwich with pickles and cheese? And if so, what did you
think? I have not seen it. I have not seen it. It
does not sound good. Nope,so I think that would be a pass.

(01:45:32):
This is watermelon, pickle, cheese, basil, and this is the
sandwich of the summer. First ofall, y'all crazy listen. I'm sure
sweet and salty makes sense. Ohand balsamic village. Okay, Oh god,
no, I don't. I don'tlike spitting part of my sandwich out.
I love basil, I love Ilove balsamic vinegar. Take off the

(01:45:56):
cheese and pickle, and I'm inare using the water as the breast?
Yeah? Get the hell out ofhere. That's a mess waiting to happen.
Yeah, that that does not lookgood to me. Again, everything
online doesn't need your attention. Uhgod, I agree with Corbyn on the
shoes. It's the sunk cost fallacy. At some point you gotta just let

(01:46:19):
go. Yeah, to me,I'm a much Why carry that? What's
the quote? The Booker T.Washington quote? To keep a man down,
you gotta get down there with him? Sure, I don't want to.
I don't care about getting money.Yeah. Uh. Are any of
y'all planning on seeing Jelly Roll inOctober? If so, I'd like to

(01:46:42):
meet y'all as an out of statelistener. Lindsey, where's he going to
be in October? Okay? Okay, yeah, probably not? Just say
here, aren't. What do youmean? Probably not? I mean I
don't know. If we get somefree tickets cent our way, then say
that. Yeah, if you getto go for free, Yeah, if

(01:47:04):
I get to go for free,sure, percentage wise, even if you
get to go for free, ifit's free, one hundred percent, one
hundred percent. Yeah, if it'sfree, Okay, gimp, dude,
that's on a Friday. I'm totallyhitting them up for tickets because and I
will be there if I can't.Isn't this like his first country show too?

(01:47:24):
No, he's been here before,no, no, no, no,
no country knock. I think hewas here, just not too long
ago, too doing country. Ithink so okay, either way, I'm
in. I'm in. That's aFriday night I can get down with.
Oh yeah, is this the onethat he's doing with post Malone now Warmsiders
and Alexandra Kay. I would saythere's a twenty five percent chance I'll go

(01:47:45):
because it's on a Friday. I'dlike to see him again. Sure,
for sure that to be on aFriday center. Yeah, yeah, because
the last two times you've seen himas at Rocklaholma as the hotest balls,
right, you know, so insideair conditioned shoo. All right, there's
the three of us, us bothall we all want to go with our
significant others. Huh, there's onlyone pair who's stepping away. I'll just

(01:48:06):
go, I'll step away. I'llstep away. Thanks, I'm taking your
tickets. Yeah, gimb just likesto go because it's free, unless is
it sweet tickets? Because if it'ssweet tickets, that's the only way I
can get my husband to go tothe b Oka Center. Really, I
don't blame him sweet tickets though.Here's a hard hot take, not that

(01:48:28):
great. I like it for thespace and the borders. That's why I
don't know about privacy. But like, like I got some room to move
my elbows around, right, Yeah, but not all sweets are the same,
so you can't go thinking there's gonnabe a flow of alcohol and all
this stuff. No, and someof them are far to the side where

(01:48:49):
you still get blocked by that goddamnpillar. Yeah, or you can't hear
even if it's club seats. Clubseats are good. Yeah, yeah,
any of you all what we didthat one? I'm curious about what that
the sound is at the very endof you all's intro song. I don't
know what you mean. Tell usmore. Let's see here if I can

(01:49:11):
get a que real quick, justlisten to it and Q and then tell
because I don't know what they mean. Uh. If you three went to
the Morning show Olympics, where youwould compete against other morning shows and events
featuring morning show radio type hijinks,what sort of events would there be and
how do you think y'all would do? Not sure what kind of events there
would be, but we would definitelywin. Yeah, but I think you

(01:49:33):
got to have some more attributes thanjust yeay, ro Rod, how many
shots? That's not a morning showthing, right, I mean it is
for us, Okay, but we'retalking about real radio stuff here. What
skill set do you bring to theradio that would help us win the morning
show Olympics? Yeah, we could. We could do trivia, we could

(01:49:56):
do singing. We could say,don't forget the lyrics to songs like,
we would win. Have you heardTuesday game right? Do you guys know
the standings on sing thing right now? Yeah? What do you think can
be? I'm thinking that we woulddo fair as long as movie trivia for
sure. Interviews, interviews solid,torturing each other with pain and questions.

(01:50:18):
Absolutely one percent. Here's a takelisteners, and I'm not buttering you up,
huh. Our listeners that we couldbring to like for interviewing and talking
to and playing games with. Ithink we could smoke some shows. Oh
easily, easily. Yeah, Likewhat if they if they ask listeners who

(01:50:39):
knows the most about their morning likewho could we get interactions with? Yeah?
One hundred percent? Oh yeah,oh yeah, Hey, real quick,
this is the sound at the endof the intro that they're talking about.
That is yes, that is uhso it is it's been about six
No, Lindsey, it's not that. That is someone's ass. Yeah,
that's farting. That is a fatindividual farting? Huh? So is that

(01:51:05):
so when they used to be onthe show Passed Away, Biggie, that's
him farting into the microphone. Yeah, so there you go. Was it
this microphone? Yes? Good vacationmovie Wild Hogs. Yeah, no,
you don't really believe that. Yeah, if you were granted an adult make

(01:51:29):
a wish, what would you askfor? Oh? God, killing a
homeless person is probably out, butmaking out with Mila Kunis or going on
a bender with Keith Richards might bedoable. So those are just some parameters
they're giving us. You can't killsomebody, can't kill somebody, So what
would it be? Lindsay you aregranted an adult make a wish, what
would you ask for? Yeah?Yeah, like couples retreat like that kind

(01:51:55):
of a vacation, but not goingon a like SAVI your riage type of
a vacation, but that kind ofa Fiji type location, exotic, bactic
okay, location, but with celebrities. Oh you want celebrity now you're adding,
okay, yeah, that would beawesome. So you want to go
to an exotic vacation with a bunchof people you don't know? Yeah,

(01:52:19):
why not. Okay, give me. I am going to hang out with
Leonardo DiCaprio and take some of histoaster leavings. I turned twenty six.
Yeah, yeah, dad, thisis this is a good question. So

(01:52:39):
you need this trip to boost yourmorale. You've got to be medically in
peril, not dying, right,but medically in peril, right, a
little cancer or something like that.Yeah, maybe I'm gonna go to I'm
gonna go to Italy and just eataround the country, just around the borders.

(01:53:05):
Huh. Yeah, they got alittle smaller got you like like a
peanut butter and jelly sandwich, Justnibble the crust off. Yeah, try
to create some crazy memory with myfamily. Yeah. Favorite dad rock band.
Well, this is a really interestingquestion, right because a lot of
people have different quantitative things of whatis dad rock. Pearl Jam would be

(01:53:25):
considered dad rock at this point,but some people are saying dad rock is
like CCR, Steely, Dan Springsteen. It depends on who's dad. Yeah,
you can exactly Nirvana, Ram Oasisor some of those as well.
So I'm not sure what the correctparameter would be for it to be dad

(01:53:48):
rock. So what you got,Lindsay Mine is easy. It's CCR all
the way. So I think dadrock has to be whatever your dad liked.
I mean, right, is that? I think that's a good egg.
That's what I grew up on.That. Probably the Beatles is a
close second. Okay, so we'repicking one, gimbi. Man, There's

(01:54:11):
a lot to choose from, anda lot of them are these older ones
that I'm looking at here. Right. So with that being said, the
ones that I see here that Igoogled real quick, I'm not. I
mean, they've got Slipknot listed asdad rock. Who I mean, it's
been around, they've been around.Oh right, They've got System of a
downlisted as dad rock. But Iam, out of all the ones that

(01:54:33):
are listed here just doing a quicksearch, Pearl Jam's the only one that
I really really really really really reallylike and can listen to continuously. Right,
Yeah, so I'm going with PJall day. I think that's solid.
But if I had to pick mydad like some of my dad like,
it was Foreigner, Oh that isa great pick. Actually, not

(01:54:55):
really listen what I know now aboutmusic. I have a lot of questions,
Gibbey, are you going to theroot sixty six bick Rally this weekend.
Oh no, I'm on my wayto Florida. I mean, I
love you guys and all but beaches. With Corbyn being a super clean freak,
how long until he finds a wayto literally clean soap. So let's

(01:55:17):
be clear, I am not asuper clean freak. I'm not a super
clean free Lindsay has seen Lindsay hasseen me in here eat food and stuff.
I'm not weird about it. You'llshake your hand without having to go
watch it. We knew that waslike that, Yes, what you're I'm
not a germophobe. I do believein keeping things clean, so I can't.

(01:55:43):
I can't relate to the soap isclean. Somebody yesterday when we were
talking about all that stuff about beingdirty and all that stuff, said that,
well, you share a toothbrush somuch. Again, the toothbrush is
clean. It's just like a barof soap. Did you share a bar
soap? I do share a barof soap. Yeah, it's the same
thing. The process is all thesame. Yeah, there's not much difference.

(01:56:12):
It reminds me of that Friend's episodewhen Chandler and Joey walk into Rachel's
and Monica's apartment, arguing about thesoap, about sharing it and or sharing
a toothbrush or whatever. He usedhis toothbrush and Chandler was so pissed and
he's like, dude, you sharea bar of soap. And he was
like, that's different. Soap isself cleaning. He's like, oh yeah,

(01:56:32):
well think of the the first thingthat are you clean, and think
of the last thing I wash onmy body right face. But that's different.
I don't share a toothbrush with aroommate like that. This is someone
I kiss who is also a roommateis but I don't kiss roommates right right?

(01:56:57):
Do interview Suri. Remember what yourfirst drink of alcohol was, Yeah,
totally. It's probably all the same. Oh fun, Oh mine,
mine was a zema. Okay,I'll put that in the same thing.
That's an interesting choice. Okay,bud Budweiser. Okay. My parents would
play cards all night long. Mydad would use them as an ashtray or

(01:57:19):
whatever, and you go down thereand swill out the bottom of it or
whatnot, and or it's like,hey, here's a drink, thanks for
getting me one. Yeah, I'llnever forget. You know, you take
a drink out of that it wasused as an ashtray and that cigarette.
But hitching the back of the throat, I lied it wasn't a well,
hold on, we're talking about twodifferent things. I thought they were talking

(01:57:40):
about the first when you like,we're older, not the first sip,
which is what Lindsay's referring to whenshe was like, I'm gonna drink and
you're talking about when you snuck asip. Yeah. Yeah, to me,
those are two different categories. Butoh well, I still remember though,
what lindsay. What you got waseight and I drank a bartle in

(01:58:01):
James wine cooler with my grandmother atthe kitchen table. She poured a little
pause. Uhhh, so what flavordo you remember? It was red something
berry? Yes, oh, strawberry? We probably maybe. Yeah. I
was having a really I was ina big fight with my cousin and I

(01:58:23):
know, I know, and yourgrandma, my grandmother down, sit down,
honey. And she she goes,we're gonna have this wine cooler and
she poured seven up in it,and she goes to isn't it already bubbly?
Yes, but to dilute it down, and she's like, tell me
about, tell me what happened.This is my grandma was so ef and

(01:58:45):
cool. That's not cool. Shegave alcohol to a child, I know.
But it was like in the littlecup. Yeah, that's insane.
And I was like I was oneof those like crying, you know,
so upset. What was it over? Do you remember? All I remember
is like we were playing Batman inthe swimming pool and like it was I

(01:59:08):
was so mad at him and right, it was an adolescent problem. That's
like giving Bartles and James to myoldest. Yeah, let her have some.
No, no, not like you'regetting her drunk. It's not like
here, take a shot of JackDaniel, solve your problem with this,
settle the problem in your body withthis. Yes, this is how you

(01:59:29):
deal with problems. The liquor store, that's wild. Yeah, no,
she got to keep the business going. Wow, what was yours, Hollmie?
I mean as a kid PBR,Right, I snuck a sip of
PBR as like, hey, I'vedecided to drink. It's either got to
be purple passion, yeah, oror a beast. It got to be

(01:59:53):
one of the two. The beast, my friend. We go to my
buddy, he sounds and his parentslet him buy alcohol at like eighteen,
and so we would drink Purple Passionor Beast. Yeah, horrible choice.
You've not been drunk until you've beendrunk on Purple Passion or the Beast.
Worst mistake. Yeah, that's adifferent type of thing though, for sure,

(02:00:15):
for sure that every clear purple passion. Man. Yeah, good stuff.
Somebody text us in and I wanther to text back. Christa.
You said there's a difference between dadRock and Divorced dad Rock also known as
butt Rock. Please give me examplesof each. I need clarification on what
you think they are. We'll takea break and we'll be back. We're
giving away beer. What's the lastthing you lost money on? A case
of course, like could be goodmorning. It's the big mad Morning shown

(02:00:46):
four six oh kmod can also textbmms and then what you want to say
to eight two nine four five Allmorning. We've been asking people what's the
last thing you lost money on?And they've been sending text If we get
you on the phone, you geta case of corps like for freaking a

(02:01:09):
Friday and Kevin is on, HeyKevin, how are you pretty good?
How are you good, Kevin.What's the last thing you lost money on?
Still? You're still? Oh likeyou? How did you lose money
on your still? I probably paidabout seven dollars? And how I sold

(02:01:32):
it for like three? Damn?And how much production did you get out
of it? A little bit?A little bit, yes, sir?
And and and how long did youhave it? A couple of years?
Okay, so it was used?Yeah? Why'd you sell it? Too

(02:01:59):
many people new? Too many peopleknew? Yeah? And and why is
that a bad thing? Is itillegal? He's not supposed to be making
Moonshine Corman, That's why? Isthat true? Fos? I know,
I am thinking Okay, what wereyou thinking? I'm thinking of us still

(02:02:23):
as in s yes, yes,yes, I'm like, okay, he's
not talking about his wager. Ididn't know. I thought I thought Home
Distilling was completely okay, So thatmakes sense. Then I could sell it

(02:02:44):
right on, man. Okay,Well, Gimby tell him exactly what he's
gonna get. Lindsay has spent aton of money on kids sports, just
so they can grow up and neverplay again. A case is light,
you don't know. Hang on theline, friend, so you can get
your info and we can hook youup with some legal cores. Lied.
Okay, Okay, I love whatI was gonna say, Chad from SNL.

(02:03:11):
Right, it's like remember when Isaid, like like fifteen minutes ago,
we were in the Morning show Olympics. There's exceptions. Yeah, you're
not winning US any medals. Greatshirt, a great shirt. You're not
winning US any medals, big Man, Morning Show. That is pretty awesome.

(02:03:34):
The idea of that is yeah,ah, yeah, Okay, I
don't know what else to fill withbecause I'm so sidetracked by the excitement that
he brought to the table. OhI'm telling you man, Yeah, I'm
about to explode. Yeah. Ithought it was just illegal to sell it,
not make it. I mean Ithought you could make it for personal

(02:03:55):
use. Maybe personal use. Idon't know the ins and outs of it.
I know you can brew your ownbeer without a problem, and you
can do wine. Yeah, itsays right here. Individuals of legal drinking
age may produce wine or beer athome for personal or family use. Federal
law strictly prohibits individuals from producing distilledspirits at home. Gotcha producing distilled spirits

(02:04:17):
at any place other than a TTB, which is the Alcohol Tobacco Tax Trade
Bureau. Whatever qualified distilled spirits plantcan expose you to federal charges for serious
offenses and lead to consequences, including, but not necessarily limited to, five
years in prison. He's kicking himselfright now. Shouldn't have sold it?

(02:04:39):
Why it's it's illegal, it's illegal. He did it. He did the
right thing. He did. That'swhy he got rid of it. Why
do you think he should be kickinghimself because he could have still been making
it. He could make it,just don't sell it. Well, no,
if he got caught making it,he would have gotten in trouble.
You can't make it. You canat all in your home. Huh.
It could be five years in jail. We just got our first distillery,

(02:05:02):
was that red Fork over there?Yeah, for the first time, and
I was like one hundred years orsomething like that. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, Yeah, have great tourif you guys love that stuff, it's
a good tour. They do goodstuff over there. Yeah, they're good
people. But I thought it wasokay. I thought it was just illegal
to sell it. Somebody texting,Yeah, it's not illegal to make moonshine,

(02:05:23):
just not legal to sell where youmake at home without proper permits?
Who are these people there? Again? I read it right from it's federally
illegal. Yeah, it's a federalcrime. Now maybe I was reading an
old site. I don't know right, old laws. This is an update
to dad Rock is basically like thewhite Dad at the Barbecue. I don't

(02:05:45):
know what that means. Classic rock, hair metal, ranging from Motley Crew
to Eagles, Okay, mostly feelgood classic songs everyone knows. And you'd
hear someone's dad say what you've neverheard? Well, they play it on
the fourth Divorce, Dad butt Rock, Creed System, Hinder, Puddle of
Mud, Zombie, Chevelle, Nickelback, et cetera. Yes, you guys

(02:06:09):
are a butt rock station. Idig it though your mouth. So then
what's the other what's the other version? What do you mean? Well,
like you just exampled pretty much themost popular rock music of all time,
right, so then what are you? What are you? What? There's

(02:06:29):
dad rock, butt rock whatever?Then what? Oh? Okay, so
then you're going with like your hardcorestuff, right because like we don't play
a lot of ministry on on thisstation. Yeah, because they don't have
a lot of great songs exactly.Sorry, maybe that's what they're thinking of.
I wonder and I want to googlethis real quick, and Lindsey,
maybe you can help out. Ifthere's dad rock, is their mom rock?

(02:06:54):
There's gotta be right. I don'tthink so, because rock is typically
a male designated music genre. Okay, though we know that's not true,
right, it's typically associating with males. If you go to a rock show
at the Bokay Center, I betfifty five sixty five percent of the audience
is male mom rockrock. I'm sureyou can find a play lost playlist.

(02:07:16):
So what do you got with artiststhat are in that? Jack Johnson,
John May or Dave Math. Iwouldn't though that is rock. I hear
you Nickelback a hair band. Iknow you don't want to hear that,
but it is. Yeah. I'dput them though, in a category of
mom rock for sure, for sure, mister Big maybe even yeah, because

(02:07:36):
they can sing about they do aballad, right, m hmm, goo
goo dolls right exactly. I thinkbon Jovi is the perfect definition of mom
rock. I know, but it'sa hair metal band. Yeah, though
we don't want to admit that itwas. I would say even like def
Leppard, Poison. I would putthem in there too, like hair Tittle

(02:08:00):
band. Sure. Yeah. Onlything I'm coming up with is the band
mom Rock. There's an actual band. There's an actual band called mom Rock.
Yeah. I think ultimately I landwith the idea that dad rock or
butt rock is a pretty subjective thing. Yeah. I would never put System
or Rage in a butt rock category. No, or divorced dad rock category.

(02:08:24):
Me. I don't get that part. But Nickelback for sure falls into
that category, right because a lotof people say Nickelback is the dad rock
band. I guess you mean popularand it's hits. Yeah, it's like
older Nickelback. You won't find likesan Quentin in that. Would you put
Zeppelin in that category? Yeah?When I did the Google search of dad

(02:08:48):
rock bands, led Zeppelin was inthat category. So was CCR. You
know, so okay, Pink Floydcould even possibly be into that category.
To Christ and then also texts inand she says, damn, do you
guys have my number saved or something? Uh huh. Yes, we have
a lot of listeners names saved.We try to do that so we can
keep track of people and make funof you later on and do things like

(02:09:09):
this and call you out, notcall you out, but you know what
we're talking about, rather than fourseven two three yea hm, oh my
god. I'm a grandma and Ilove heavy metal, shine down seeither FFDP,
etc. That stands for et cetera. I love that band. Yeah,
bon Jovi is for sure mom rock. Go to a concert and there

(02:09:31):
are moms panties getting thrown on stage. No, for sure. I've been
to many bon Jovi shows. That'sI saw more breasts at a bon Jovi
concert than in any other concert I'veever been to. Why were you staring
at the floor? Right? No, this was not. This was in
like the late nineties, so Iknow women go to those shows, but

(02:09:52):
the essential, like the band wasnot. That was not their intention.
I mean probably to get laid butright right, get what you say.
Yeah, that's a weird like lineitem to give a band as butt rock
or dad rock or divorced it Goodmorning, It's the Big Man Morning Show.

(02:10:18):
Don't forget tonight. Patio Party numbertwo Roosters in Owasso off eighty sixth
Street, North's in front of theMovie Theater five to seven ice cool Millerites
for two dollars and fifty cents.Comebye and say hi, Lindsay, what'd
you learn today? I learned thatPrincess Ariel became a hardened criminal. And
the debate last night was embarrassing.Biden and Trump argued, who has a

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better golf handicap? I think wecan all agree they both seem to be
very handicapped. Gim b What'd youlearn today? Well, I'll learn that
Lindsay did bjys with the granny.I also learned there is no need to
break out our pitchforks and tour,which is I am so disappointed? Uh?

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I learned producing alcohol five years eachoffense rape one. And I also
learned Lindsey went to go see theStatutue of Liberty to see what she stands
for. What's that she can't sitdown and say make sure that dishwasher is
loaded? Right? It's Lindsay subtrackingmy cycle. This is gimpy daddy.

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Can I get all? Yeah?It should make a noise interpasswort new messages.

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from Oklahoma and all over the UnitedStates. These soldiers have sacrificed. Give
the Big Mad Morning showed the foryou to back like the total douchebags that
they are. Total douchebag, hotbag sag a little incomplete douchebag. We
honor and respect you. We honorand respect you, We honor and respect
you. Talk Less Rock and RollCircle Tulsa, Blessed Tulsa. We Try, boys,

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