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Welcome Back From The Long Weekend, We Talk About The Best & Worst Parts, Corbin STILL Doesn't Believe In The Rule Of 3, Diarrhea Diverts A Flight, Cutting A Short Cut In The Great Wall Of China, Listener E-Mails, To Tell The Truth, & How Did They Do It?!?!?!?!?

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com. We'll do best and worsethe weekend because that long weekend, we've
got listener emails and we have totell us the truth. I think the

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for me, the funniest thing fromthe weekend. We'll get the best and
worse. But the funniest thing fromthe weekend is all those people getting stuck
at Burning Man. Now, Iknow someone die, and that's tragic,
of course, Yeah, but Idon't know what you expect when you're camping
and building a city in an abandonlike a no longer thing that's a lake,

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and when rain happens, it getsreally bad. Yeah, And I
heard a guy last night. Hewas like, Man, there hasn't been
anything like historic, like at leastsince the eighties. I mean, I
guess it's historic. And you knowyou mentioned to the eighties. Weird to

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reference the eighties? Why not justsay ever? Right? Eighties was a
long time ago, right, ButI don't know why. Yeah, I
feel like I can remember the eighties, so to me, historic would be
before my memory, right of course, like written down in a book somewhere
by some guy with a mustache atie. And then the funniest thing about

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Burning Man I saw was a comedianJenny Johnson tweeted that the most annoying thing
about the people getting stuck at burningMan is then they will tell you that
they got stuck at Burning Man.Oh yeah, they'll never stop talking.
Man. Last week at burning Manwas stuck out there, flooded, couldn't
go anywhere. Three years later,man, remember when we were stuck at

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Burnie Man, it started raining.It's really fascinating to see people flock to
an area that is like people gettry to get away from the desert.
Right. It's horrible except for ashort brief time, for a little bit.
Then it's a party that would tome anytime we've been out at Roklahoma

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when it's hot, it doesn't makeit more fun. And Dusty would also
make it not more fun. Iwould argue, when it rains, it
actually gets a little bit more fun, right, cools things off. It's
not near as Dusty. You're notspitting up dirt. People do the mud
thing. But I don't know,Bernie Man whatever. And then the news

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over the weekend of Steve Harwell,yeah, a smash mouth dying, and
apparently the news was like he wasreported on his deathbed, blah blah blah.
And I'm like, I mean,I remember the tweet yesterday, right,
but I didn't know it was thatbad for him. Remember it was
like maybe six months ago. Weplayed audio of him on stage and he
was yeah on stage. Yeah,And so apparently was that was near the

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end for him? Fifty six man, super young dude. Yes, Like
that puts some stuff in a perspectivefor me. Man, I was really,
I'm not that far away from fiftysix. I could easily die.
Well, you're four like fourteen yearsyeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, thirteen Okay. Nonetheless,though, you know, as well as
I do. The thirteen years goesby in a snap, Man, I

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mean not really, I didn't knowit takes thirteen years, right right.
I didn't realize that he was inhospice, Carol. I mean when you
have liver failure, that means theyknew, you know, he'd been seeking
medical medical attention, and they werelike, there's nothing we can do for
you except drug you up until youdie. Send that s yeah, for

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his family and fans that were diehards. He has a special connect. He
has a special connection to the show. What's that? It's one of my
favorite, one of my top tenfavorite moments of all time associated with the
show. And I don't know,can I tell the story even though it's

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it didn't happen to me, orjust because it happened on the show,
it happened on the show man,I mean, it's part of the bm
mess history now, because like whenyou posted that or whoever on on our
Facebook page, people started bringing thatup. Yeah, so I mean,
come on, it's it's part ofa go ahead. So Heather, who
filled in while we were trying tofigure out what we're gonna do after Sam

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chose not to sign her contract it. She filled in and did great,
and she was telling a story abouthow she dated him. Our response exactly
wow and imploy and correct me onthis, but was led to believe they
were in an exclusive relation. Shipsseemed like it, and we tried to

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tell her there's no way. Andshe's fun like, she's awesome, so
it's not like she isn't worthy ofthat. It's more of like, ah,
he's super busy smash mouth yeah.To further back up our claim that
there's no way, she also wasdating a guy who would leave occasionally because

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he was a Philippine from the Philippines, like secret service agent right a CIA
something like some kind of government agentfor the Philippines, would have to go
and go on missions. Okay,but tell her. And at one point
he had to shave his head becausehe had really long hair apparently, and

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we were like, no, helikes like but not correct the correct way.
It was a very bizarre story.Sounds a lot like Adam Sandler and
fifty First Dates, like I'm thisthe lines that he would give those women
in the beginning, right right right, So I thought of her this weekend
too, like yeah, date somebodyyou know and that passes away, like,

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yeah, do you go to thatfuneral? No? No, no,
I'm just standing in the back.No, not like you just like
her? No? Why not?Because you're not together. I mean you
had a brief stand. Yeah,how if it was last year, okay,
okay, but if it's been sounless you were still in contact with

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the person, also weird, Right, the relationships over. But if you're
still friends, you're not friends.There are times where it's like, oh,
we realize we're better off friends andyou can't. But you're not really
friends. You're not bringing them tohang out with your person you're currently banging.
Because who as the other partner,wants to hang out with somebody you've

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banged, right, Sit, turn, just stare at them across the table
the entire night. You both shouldn'thave things in common, you know what
I'm saying, Like whoever their friendis and you shouldn't know intimate details about
their genitalia, right right, Sothere's not really friends. That's just something
I think we say to make ourselvesfeel better. I'm not saying there's not

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the rare exception. Yeah, butoverall, somebody still got you know,
feels yeah and wants to get backtogether. It's over. I think she
should go go out there and justpay your pay your respection. Fly I'm
back. No. When when myex died, I was like, no,

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well I don't think that, andit was recent. I was gonna
say, I don't think that thattheir ending wasn't as bitter as yours.
But you know, I could bewrong. I don't know. I mean,
that's totally fair. So the endingalso then matters. It does it
does if it's a bitter, hardcoreending, you know, like the mother
of my oldest two kids. Theonly reason I go to her funerals just
for the kids, you know,And even then you you'd probably need to

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stand for further being off side smoking. I'll give you hug when you come
back and side. But if it'sall good and gravy, you know,
if the ending's good and everything wasfine after that, then then yeah you
can go in and support. Iknow this is gonna probably hurt some people's
feelings, but you can have agoodbye without going. That's not the same.

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It literally is the because they arenot there, that is. I
mean, whether you're in your roomor you're at the funeral parlor, the
same people are hearing that you Youare absolutely right nobody. But there's a
difference between sitting in your room andthinking, you know, this is what
and then like going and like becausethat's the last time you actually see their

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physical body, maybe short of youknow, cremation or something of that.
I there's a couple of maybe,yeah, but I think it just makes
people feel better. Go in there. Cares about people. No, I'm
talking about you, like yourself,not other people. Who gives a damn
about those other people? About yourself? You know, just you know,
you go in there, you canlay eyes on them, you know,

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and instead of you know, becauseyour mind will build stuff. It does
that sometimes, So I think it'sbetter you just go in there, lay
eyes physical body, adios, havea nice day. Yeah, you don't
need closure to closure doesn't have tobe in person, like you don't have
to be there for some people.I guess I'm just telling you psychologically,
you don't have to be in thepresence of right, because what do you

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do for people that there is noservice for? You can have your own
service and at your home, rightby yourself. Maybe she should do that
a little like whatever, take aballoon, write a note on it.
Let it go, right, thatcan be it. Yeah, but I
did think of her with all that. I was like, oh, that's
crazy life. Life is crazy,man. And then Gary Gary, right,

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yeah, he died right yeah,Jimmy Buffett. Yeah yeah, Well
there's your three right now. That'snot a thing. It's not a thing
to do the three and then youknow, it starts over again. So
now we got two more. Howmany people do you think have died since
August twenty ninth that are famous?Don't look, lindsay, I don't know.

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I'm sure at least a dozen atleast. So which part of those
are the three? Well, itgoes in it's it's three, and it
starts over three, and it startsover, and then three and it starts
over aga then it's not in threes, but it is, but it's not.
That's now it's like twelves, Isay, within one week. There
you go three within a week.Yeah, okay, Then what's the level

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of famous? Well I can namebecause I'm I went with people that I
know are famous, not people thatare like you know, Irish flute player
right right, a rugby star.Those people are famous out of somebody.
Yeah, I'm sure to a lotof people. So what's the threshold of
famous to be to qualify for ruleof three? Very well known by the

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masses, by the masses, Ithink that's a good way to look at.
So very well known by three sincethe twenty ninth one, two,
three, four, five, sixseven, within within three days, four
people die. Yes, So howdoes the rule of three work? There?
We're waiting for the other two tocome out? Come on, I

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mean, Jimmy, come on,I need you to die, man,
I need some points. Like okay, So Steve Harwell, Jimmy Buffetts,
and for me, I thought ofBob Barker right away, like, okay,
right, he's the one that kindof started the whole thing, didn't
he. Now, no, whatday did Bob Barker die? Good question?

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Okay, then see if you don'tknow, it doesn't count. I've
gotten since the twenty ninth I have. Okay, So thirty first Gil Brandt,
famous football player, football coach.Right, we talked about was in
Lindsay's News on the first Richardson,governor of New Mexico, one time presidential
candidate. Okay, see, nowthat doesn't count. It doesn't count.
It's not man, Jimmy Buffett onthe first, Gary Wright, and Steve

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Hartwell. H No, the thresholdof celebrity status. He being a presidential
candidate and a governor of a statemakes you famous for that state, for
that state, if you like justwent around to anybody and what state was
he from? Anyway, he wasthe governor of New Mexico, Mexico.

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Okay, So if you go tolike Montana, you know, you know,
word on the street and you're like, hey, I'm gonna show you
a picture, do you know whothis guy is? And they'd be like,
who, Well, you know,he was the governor of New Mexico,
one time presidential Canada. So nobody'sgonna know who Steve Harwell is unless
you played his music. Oh probablyif you go by the same threshold you

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just gave of showing a picture.Yeah, nobody's gonna know who Steve hell
He's very iconic. Look you showhim, you're like, oh, that's
the guy for smash. He wasname he was when he Okay, so
he's still recognizable. What'd you find? Lindsay Bob Barker died twenty sixth of
August. Okay, past the weekthreshold you, and you implied so it

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would be Jimmy. So now we'rejust waiting for a third person. Jimmy,
Jimmy, come on, what aboutBill brand who the football player that
Lindsay put in her new story story. I would say that Gil Brant goes
along with Bob Barker last week.Oh so what if nobody dies the by
your threshold? The three famous peopledon't die in your window? Then is

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it only the rule of twos?No, it's always the rule of three.
But what happens if not another famousperson that meets your threshold dies in
those seven days, then it thansure, then it doesn't work. But
someone then it's not a thing.Someone then then it's not a thing.
But someone is going to this week. I'm sure I think we've got our
three Jimmy Buffett, Gary Wright,Steve Harwell. Is three people? There

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we go? Yeah, and westart all over and then you add Bill
Richardson, and you add Gil Brandtand the guy from Dire Straight. Oh
yeah, the National Lamp European vacation. Right. I'm just saying, like
the threshold of three is pretty limited. Now you can go, hey,

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I believe in a rule of threefor famous people only I know, right,
but the rule of three is hardlya thing. But Jimmy Buffett I
saw that, and I know JimmyBuffett brought a lot of happiness to a
lot of people. I'm not oneof them. There's a lot of sad
parrots, yes there were. Andif I see one more tweet about who's

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having a cheeseburger in paradise, I'mgonna maybe join him. Give me a
rope. How old was he?He was seventy something. We had a
very rare skin cancer, yeah,skin cell cancers. Yeah, I'm just

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saying, guy made a living playingon beaches. I mean that was his
m O. That's like saying,you know, that'd be like, uh,
that'd be like of Ozzie dying ofsalom Manilla. I'm like, wow,
that off poultry right right, allright, we gotta take a break.

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We got tickets to Static X andseven Dust. We're gonna do best
and Worst of the weekend and we'llbe back. The Big Man Morning Show
returns next Tilsa's Morning Show ninety sevenfive KMOT, Good morning, It's The

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World news, local news, andnews that just makes you say, what
the Here's Corby, Gibby and Lindsaywith What's going on news quickies from the
Big nine of Morning Showing ninety sevenfive AMD Delta flight forced into emergency landing
by passengers diarrhea. A three fiftyaircraft was two hours into a transatlantic flight

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from Georgia to Spain on Friday whenthe pilot asked to come back because of
the fecal fiasco. They said thisis a biohazard issue. The pilot said
to air traffic control, recorded fromthe live ATC dot com, He'll be
there. To Twitter, we've hada passenger who's had diarrhea all the way
through the air plane, so theywant us to come back to Atlanta.

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The identity of the passenger remains amystery, but the passengers and crew were
transferred and flight DL one ninety fourfinally made it to Barcelona at five ten
pm the very next day, eighthours later than scheduled. It's not known
if the passenger who had the diarrheaproblem was aboard the plane when it touched
down in Spain or not. Analleged Federal Aviation Authority flight strip was posted

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on Reddit, which appeared to confirmthe situation involved biohazard all over the plane.
Cleaning crews were able to scrub downthe raft in Atlanta, and since
flight record show it was used foranother flight. I am the audio if
you want to hear the pilot abio hazard. A passer had diarrhe all

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the way through the airplane. Stillthey want us to come back to Atlanta,
Like, yeah, gross, Firstof all, huh stay in the
bathroom for Yeah, you got apermanent seat right there. Now, I
get it. You're in the middleseat. You're like, I don't want
to bother the guy he's sleeping.I don't want to ask to get up
until it's too late, dude.That's oh man. I don't know if

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i'd get back on a plane youwake somebody up. Hey, excuse me,
bro, I've got to slide pastyou. How about a step over
you. Let's not go over withthat vernacular. Delta said, we sincerely
apologize for customers for the delay andinconvenience to their travel plans, and Delta
has had a rough week in theair. Another flight en route to Milan,

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Italy had to be redirected to theHartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport on August
twenty nine when it hit severe turbulenceand they injured eleven passengers on that flight.
Does Delta owe those people anything?No turbulence happened, No, no,
no, the poop one oh ohmaybe some ooh. It's not their

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fault. I mean they they wentback for safety. But if they yeah,
exactly, I mean it'd be niceto get something that's not the questions
free flightsount. Its free flight discountfor safety. Yes, and I mean
if they want them to come back, I mean, because I'd be thinking

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I don't want to ever want tobe on that airline. It had zero
to do with Delta, right,It's true, but you're gonna think I
don't want to fly that again.You have that visual in your head.
Yeah, but that hasn't it.That's not Delta's fault. It's not like
a piece of equipment. You know, Feldon went tumbling down the aisle.
Right, No, they don't.But if they want to be good customer

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service, good customer service for whatthe fact that they had a crappy situation
on board because they had a clientlike someone who paid for a ticket who
had Tom Tom troubles, had bubbleguts. Yeah. I don't think they're
already apologized, really entitled. Yeah, because they have to, right,
right, because if they don't,people like they're not being sensitive, and

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then that's all they get is asimple apology. I think they have.
It's it happens. Yeah, theydon't have to do anything, but if
they want to go above and beyond, right, then yes, off your
next flight exactly. We make surethat this one fifty percent you two are
insane, be nice. You knowSpen tickets are right, you're right.

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Man busted for letting a ten yearold drive on the freeway. This comes
out of Arizona down in Phoenix,where like cops are getting this call like
from a lot of people. Hey, there's a kid driving a truck on
the freeway. He's speeding, he'sweaving in at out of traffic. You
might want to send somebody down.So they do, and finally caught up
with them, and they got theboy pulled over into the emergency lane.

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When they pulled the kid over,they go up to the truck and what
do they find. Forty nine yearold dude name Ovando Alvarett. Now it
doesn't say what the relationship between theold man and the boy is. I'm
just assuming it's this kid. Couldhave been a neighbor, I don't know,
But nonetheless, there he is sittingin the passenger seat, open container
in hand. Olah may go.Anyhow, they went ahead and arrested Ovando

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Elvers for endanger meant and an opencontainer and unlawfully permitting a minor to drive.
Luckily, nobody was hurt and theboy is not going to get in
any trouble at all. The boydidn't do anything right now, he's just
doing whatever or Ovando told him todo. Yeah, I'm curious too,

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I want to know the affiliation tothe person, so do why. I
just assume that it's his son,young son. But it didn't say in
the story, and I couldn't findanything anywhere else too. Accused of using
excavator to make short cut and greatWall of China. I'd like to get
on the other side, but thedamn walls in the way. Long it
is. Do we have a ladder? No, but we got this excavator

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that couldn't left you. If onlythe Mongolians would have thought about that.
An excavator reportedly carved out a gapin the Great Wall of China on August
twenty fourth, and two people weredetained in the country over what officials say
is irreversible damage. A thirty eightyear old man and a fifty five year
old woman are accused of creating thebreach because they wanted a shortcut to use

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for passing through the wall. Theywere like, man, We've been going
around for centuries. China Daily saysthey were contractors working on a construction project
nearby. The incident took place innorthern Shanghai Province, in an area known
as the thirty second Great Wall,one of the surviving complete walls and watch

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towers that dates back to the Mingdynasty from thirteen sixty eight. The suspects
have been charged with destroying a culturalrelic. Officials say the integrity and safety
of that Porsche of the World Heritagesite have been damaged. And that the
breach cannot be repaired. That sucks. Yeah, just put like a modern

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brick over it and then paint itwith an advertisement. Right. I put
a billboard up there, coming soon, Build a bear whatever, spirit Halloween,
spirit, Halloween, all these stories. Good morning, It's the Big

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Man Morning Show four six zero KMOD. You can also text bmms and then
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seven dust. Tickets up for grabsin about forty minutes. Right now,
though, we got I see whatLindsay has for Balls to the wall.
Sports. The college football season isin full swing, with a number of

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top twenty five teams being upset inWeek one. On Sunday Night, Number
eight Florida State dominated Number five LSUforty five to twenty four in the Camping
World kickoff in Orlando. Number twentyfour Texas Tech was also upset. In
its season opener. The Red Raidersfell thirty five to thirty three to the
Wyoming Cowboys in double overtime. DionSanders put the nation on notice and his

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head coaching debut for Colorado. TheBuffalo spoiled number sixteen TCU's home opener with
a forty five to forty two victoryin Fort Worth. Our number twenty ranked
ou Sooners didn't disappoint though, whenthey dominated Arkansas State on Saturday seventy three
to zero week one of the betterYeah right. I think anything less than

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fifty points would have been a giantdisappointment. Yeah, for sure. And
the the LSU game shocker, yeah, shocker. They might be one of
the more overrated teams. Clemson lastnight gets upset yes by Duke twenty eight
seven. They had over two hundredyards and rushing and passing Clemson did and

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they are like fifty eight and ohwhen they do that, except last night,
Clemson's ranked number nine, not anymore. They if they're still ranked,
I will be shocked. That wasembarrassing. And Colorado, oh boy,
dude. Their quarterback Dion sanders Son, he had five hundred and ten yards
offense as a quarterback, right,five hundred ten. Caleb Williams, last

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year's Heisman Trophy winner, the leadfront runner for this year, only had
three hundred. Yeah, good forhim. That Colorado thing might be special.
That's fun to watch against the team. They were twenty one point underdogs
two Yeah, and they whopped him. Yeah, I love it's fun.
Cooper Cup is searching for answers ashe deals with a hamstring injury. Ram's

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head coach Sean mcvay's had the widereceiver met with a specialist in Minnesota on
Monday. Cup is currently day today with the injury after suffering a setback
last week. The thirty year oldwas first injured in training camp and didn't
play in any of Los Angeles's preseasongames. Cup status for a Week one
against the Seattle Seahawks has yet tobe determined. According to McVeagh, and

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one member of the Jets secondary isvery confident about the team's defensive unit.
Cornerback DJ Reid said Monday on azoom call with reporters, I think we
have the potential to be the bestdefense in the NFL. Honestly, I
think we can be historical, notjust the best defense in the league,
but I think we can be justa historical defense like the eighty five,

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eighty six Bears and the Legion ofBoom in twenty thirteen. New York is
returning eight starters from a unit thatranked number four in scoring and number four
in yards allowed. Reid is alsohigh on Gang Green's defense because he believes
they have the best defensive coordinator injeff Old Brick and a smart season group,
especially in the secondary. The Jetsopened the season against the Buffalo Bills

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on Monday Night. Football. Yakyak, yak, yak yak. Season
hasn't started. You can say anythingyou want, right and the eighty five
Bears and mention the bear they weren'tsaying that they went out and did work.
I remember, we're gonna be thebest. We haven't played a game,

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but we're gonna be the best.You just watch, hey, man,
Competence, that's where it's at.Confidence and ego fin line, right,
and that's your balls to the wallsports. I'm Lindsaya ninety seven five
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Fast and Worst of the weekend.What's the best thing that happened this weekend
and the worst thing that happened thisweek and BMMS and whatever that is to
eight two nine four five. Youcan call if you'd like nine eight four
six z KMOD Lindsey. What's thebest thing that happened to you and the
worst thing that happened to you thisweekend? The best thing about this weekend
was it was very fulfilling. Itwas very fulfilling. I saw friends at

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Rock Klahoma, good music. Theweather was great, It was just perfect
on Friday, and then on Saturdaywe saw some friends that we love to
be around, but our schedules arealways so different. We can never get
it together and see them. Sofinally we did and we went to Skytook

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Lake and you were right, youhad mentioned actually low. Yeah, and
it was, but it was stillbeautiful and had a really nice time.
They haven't opened the beach there allyear, Yeah, because it's so low.
Yeah, I was wondering when yousaid you were going. I was
like, can you can you go? But you put a boat in,
but you can't hang out on thebeach yea. And it wasn't too It

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wasn't overly crowded, which was nice. But we did tie up to some
other boats, and I saw somesome friends that I hadn't seen in a
long time as well, so itwas nice to catch up with other people.
Like you just happened to tie upthe boats and then you're like,
wait a minute, yes, yes, yes. And then yesterday I got

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to experience a new lake, wentto ten Killer for the fairy first time,
and that lake is also very lowbut beautiful. So if you had
to pick one thing that was thebest of your weekend, what would it
be? Just the fact that itwas so fulfilling. It's an interesting choice
of words. Okay, yeah,yes, what's the worst of the weekend.
Well, yesterday when we went toten Killer, we had gone to

(33:51):
fish and though we did catch some, they were nothing was. There were
no keepers, so that was kindof a bummer. Other than that,
it was a pretty good, decentweekend. I really can't very fulfilling.
Yes, exactly, best and worstthe weekend? What's the best thing that
happened this weekend? And the worstthing that happened this weekend? Gimpy,

(34:13):
what's the best and what's the worst? Yeah, right, there was a
worst. Believe it or not.I do believe you actually was the best
rock Lahoma hand down all right,Limp Biscuits, solid, kind of fell
asleep, you know, parts ofPantera, But I was worn out the
end of the night. It wasgay. Wow, I was fading.
I was fading in and out withPantera. I'd be there for a minute

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and I'm like, ah, allright, okay, respect, holy crap,
oh okay, you guys are leaving. Okay. Some of you might
find that alarming. Yeah, butas someone who's known Gimpy for so long,
great movies, he falls asleep aadSo it has zero to do with
the quality of what was happening.No, no, if I'm tired.

(34:55):
I'm tired. There ain't no stopin me at all whatsoever. Got back
to camp after Pantera and I'm sittingin my chair and everybody's we're in a
circle, we're hanging out and they'reall talking to partying, and I just
got up. I just got upand went straight into the camp er.
I didn't say a damn word.Open the door, and they said,
there goes. I said, yep. And then I woke up at like

(35:15):
three o'clock in the morning, fouro'clock, right, because that's the typical
time I'm up and I look atmy phone, are like, are you
rallying? Are you done? Iwas like, they were still up.
Yeah, there was a couple ofthem that were still up. Yeah.
Yeah. But listen to this thataside from aside from all that, yeah,
the best part of the weekend.Listen to this, all right,

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this is awesome. So we interviewedGodsmack, right, yeah, solely and
Shannon Shannon Larkin, the drummer.So as they leave, I've said it
before on the air and I've saidit again. I'm Eskimo Brothers with Shannon
Larkin, the drummer from Godsmack.So they're leaving. Tell everybody what Eskimo
Brothers means when two people have hadsex with the same girl. Not at

(35:57):
the same time, but I'm surethat still counts, but none the last.
Okay. So they're leaving, andI was like, hey, Shannon,
real quick, you and I we'vegot a mutual friend and she's supposed
to be out here later on today. And just when you see her,
tell her. I said hi.And that was that. He's like,
oh, yeah, awesome, Yeah, sure will And then that was that

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right now, you were making ajoke. Yeah, just it was pretty
funny. He got it. Itwas funny, just letting him know that
we have a mutual friend together.Right, That's it. That was it.
So here flash forward a couple ofhours later. Right, two beers
in hand and one leg over thebooth. I'm on my way out into
the field right to go watch theband's party and have a good time.

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One leg over the booth, oneleg in the booth, and I hear
gimpy and I turned around, freakingShannon Larkin from Godsmack come back, called
me out by name, came backto the booth, came back to the
booth. He's like Hey, ourfriend is here here, but she's not
really sure where to go. AndI was like, I'm sitting there with
two beers, one in each hand, double fisting it leg over. I'm

(37:06):
like, you want me to helpyou find her or something? Man,
He's like, well, I don'twant. I don't want to interrupt what
you're doing or anything. I's like, no, I will cut you around.
Let's go find this damn. Comeon, let's go. And he's
like, all right, well,come on, so get my leg back
into the booth or whatever. Andas soon as we both look up,
boom, there she is walking thatway or whatever. So getting those two

(37:27):
connected. But the best part wasthe fact that he came back and he
called me out by name. Sonow we're friends. We're buddies. Me
and Shannon Larkin are Oh man.I thought there's gonna be like and then
we said on the side of thestage for God's like, no, no,
nothing, nothing that cool. Butstill pretty awesome. Yeah, pretty
awesome. He wanted to use youfor a v hook up. I'm okay,

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I'm okay with that. Did anyof the rock staries call you out
by name? Look at a lotof them. Everyone we talked to you,
all right, all right, justbecause we talked to him. So
the worst part of a weekend kindof started on Friday, right And I
got this trailer from my motorcycle.I can hold, you know, back
of my bike and you know,hall big stuff like the coolers. I'm

(38:09):
a black student and all that,and take it to these events. So
something told me at noontime on Friday, hey, you might want to go
ahead and leave a little early becauseyou've got a few stops that you need
to make or whatever, and thisallows you for traffic time and this and
that. So when I was packingup the trailer, I noticed that one
of the tires was low, andI was like, all right, well,

(38:30):
I'll just go ahead and put airin it at the quick trip down
the road and everything can be fine. So I get down to the quick
trip. By the time I getto the quick trip, it's completely flat
off the bead all right. I'mlike, oh crap, all right,
So I get it taken off,take it down to this tire shop they
put air in it. Gets meout to Rocklahoma, because that's my main
priority right now, just getting outto Rocklahoma. So I get out there,

(38:53):
parked a bike by the booth wherewe're broadcasting at and left it there
until it was time to go.So it's time to leave, I get
my bike, get it all together, hollowed all over to camp. By
the end of the night, Corbynthat tire was flat again, really,
and I said, you know what, I am messing with you at all.

(39:14):
I will deal with you on Monday. So I just let us sit
there with its flat ass tire.I had to jag it up. Keep
in mind, I'm hung over afon a Monday from from partying my ass
off all the week and take thatold tire off. Get down to the
Walmart there and prior and I'm like, hey, can you replace this tire?
And they're like, yeah, butyou have to buy a wheel and

(39:35):
tire, the whole thing. Yeah, you can't buy just the tire.
So that was probably the worst part, having to deal with all that.
I was just looking and somebody textedand I just wanted to go check Limbiscuit
didn't play anything off three dollar bill, y'all, No faith, no,
no. I was disappointed. Yeah, but he did get a nookie and
he did break stuff, you know, and they played Margaritaville well, you

(39:57):
know, Jimmy, and then theydid Heart Shaped Box Bundirvana, a little
weird, and then they did SweetChild of Mine. Yeah, a little
weird, a little weird, butstill solid show man unless Oh yeah.
I was very very pleased with him. And of course god Smack killed it.
They always do. And they playedlike every song they played Friday Night,
a lot of them were off oftheir new album, which is a

(40:17):
great album. I was like,okay, I'm all right with this.
Played You and I, Red White, and Blue Surrender, and then they
played some other older stuff and Iwas just like, yes, yes,
thank you. I have a questionfor you, Jimpy. When we were
interviewing god Smack and you were talkingabout the new album and you said you
wanted to know what his favorite songwas. Yeah, and you said right,

(40:40):
and you said because it's you andI and he said I would have
to agree. In that moment,did you feel like, oh my god,
we just became best friends? BecauseI know I could see it in
your face. You're like, Ithink we just became best friends. Oh
yeah. It was pretty awesome.Best and worst of the weekend. What's
the best thing that happened this weekend? And the worst thing that happened this

(41:00):
weekend. Best part of the weekend. We had some friends in from out
of town and I got to hangout with them on Saturday, which was
awesome. Worst part of the weekend, Worst part of the weekend. So
we have a pillow top on ourmattress that we can heat and cool and
keep different tipatures. I'm a hotsleeper, and so my wife likes it

(41:22):
warm, so she can make itwarm for her, but I can make
it like ice cold, and recentlyit's been making it super cold, which
is fine by me, but I'mtalking like, I get up, my
skins still ice cold, and tomy wife's won't even like cuddle up to
me, it's so cold. Andon top of that, that side of

(41:44):
the house has been really warm,like in our bedroom specifically to the point
where I'm like, I think ourAC's broken and I'm just weathering the storm
until spring. And so then onSunday we get up and I'm like,
this field my bed feels wet.Oh no, didn't you stop that when

(42:07):
you were a kid, right?And then I check my email and I've
got an alert from It's called aneate sleep from the eight sleep going,
you have a leak, oh wow, and like tied into your bed the
internet. It's to the connect tothe internet yet because I can control the
temperature FEA on my phone and somehowit knew something wasn't right. So I'm

(42:29):
like, I'll deal with it afterI have coffee and breakfast, so do
all that go. I pull backthe sheet. The mattress pad is half
soaked, so from the feet upit's dry, but from it's soaked.
I pull that back. The mattressis also drenched, so obviously it's broken
ruined. There's some sort of leak. To me, I feel like that's

(42:51):
a win because I didn't want iton the floor and ruining the floor.
Right, you already had enough waterdamage on the floor, So I take
it out, you know, dowhatever. I try to dry out the
match. Now I'm trying to figureout we need to replace the mattress,
yeah, because I don't know ifwe got all the water out of it.
I don't want black mold right right, like my face buried in it.
So I don't know, like they'llThey've already said they were going to

(43:14):
replace the broken eight sleep so that'snot a big deal. But Now I
don't know if I have to replacea mattress, probably wouldn't hurt anything,
to be honest with you, that'sa cost. Sure. So like there's
a thing called it's called the AB decision, right, I think everybody's
familiar. It's A and B pickone and you simplify the question, and
that is all right, do wereplace the mattress? A? Why?

(43:37):
Yes? Why because for health reasons? B? Why not cost? Well,
when you break it down like that, it's it's for health. Yeah,
absolutely So, Now I just gotto decide how much we're going to
spend to replace a mattress. Whatdo I do with this mattress? Right?
I mean is the is the eighteight cloud? He said eight sleep
eight sleep? Is it just fortemperature control? Yeah? So it doesn't

(44:00):
have any like comfort benefits as faras temperature well I mean know, but
I mean like as far as likepain relief for anything like that. Like
it's not like your mattress. Mattressis for sleeping. Yeah no, no,
no, like the mat like oneof those sleep number beds where it's
all adjustable in this and that Ithink is trying to say no, like

(44:22):
the firm name it's a traditional mattresswith a cover on it to keep the
temperature control. Yeah, man,okay, so it will be costly.
You got a shop fac, agood shop fac. You can suck all
the water out of it. ButI still don't know if I'm gonna get
at all. How do you knowif you it's not like a towel that
I can ring out right, Well, can't you like get a really big
bag and like a box of rice? Yeah, it works for your phone,

(44:45):
like to work for your mattress.I have an air drying fan,
like uh, which is what theyall are. I have a special fan
for drying things out from when wehad the damage a while back. I
bought a couple and I've got iton there. But now since this is
done in this league and we stoppedit and dried out the mattress best we

(45:05):
could, that side of the houseisn't warm anymore, so I know that
that was the problem. It's notmy AC unit. Well there's that,
so that's yeah. So that's theworst of the weekend, all right,
bmms, And then whatever it isis the best and worst of the weekend.
Best of the weekend. Rocklhomme wasawesome. Worst, I caught a
nail in my tire pulling into theevent parking lot on my bike. Also

(45:27):
dealing with the drunks. Damn bestof the worst of the weekend. Best
was here in the interview y'all didFriday hearing. I'm not gonna say it
again because you know from I thinkhis name was Sam. Worst of the
weekend was missing out on Rocklahoma.Best of the weekend got Limp Biscuits set
list and first sober Rocklahoma. Worstwaiting another year for Rocklahoma to come back.

(45:50):
Best as I finally started my newjob in Tulsa on Saturday. Worst
I didn't get to use my freeweekend passes to Rocklaholma, missed it in
football. Best I was I'm atRita Haney, which was I met Rita
Haney, who was Dimebag Darryl's longterm girlfriend. She autographed my guitar.

(46:15):
The worst is from Thursday night untilyesterday morning, I had a total of
six and a half hours sleep.Heavy was the cost Best Limb Biscuit,
even though they didn't play anything offthree dollars bill. Worst getting up at
four thirty to get to work afterthe weekend. Best of the weekend.
Little one was the playball girl atthe Driller's game on Sunday with her friend.

(46:36):
Worst part of the weekend, Iwasn't ready to get back to work.
Yeah, a lot of Oklahoma bestand worst. We've got tickets to
Static X and Sevnust if you haven'tgotten your music fix from the last three
days, they're gonna be over atthe Tulsa Theater on October twenty fourth,
and we're going to give those awaywhen we come back. Four of The
Big Mad Morning Show is next mGood Morning. It's the Big Mad Morning

(47:12):
Show. Nine one eight four sixzero kmo D can asso text the bmms
and then what you want to sayto eight two nine four five Let's play
a game. Statagas and seven Dustare gonna be over at the Tulsa Theater
on October twenty fourth. We gota pair of tickets for you. Nine
one eight four six zo kmo D. We're gonna play Sing Sing current record

(47:35):
is well I am leading with elevenand you have ten. And Lindsay's got
fine Last week's Winter That would beLindsay Corbyn and Gimpy at nine one eight
four six zo kmo D nine oneeight four six zero kmod call it decided.
Who's gonna be your clue giver?Whoever gets the most right, he's
gonna win those tickets. Let's goto the phones. Good morning, you're
on the air. What is yourname? Ugus Marcus? How are you

(47:59):
you looking good? Buddy Gimby orCorbin Marcus? Sixty seconds are on the
clock. Timer starts after the firstclue. Are you ready? Yeah,
here we go, Robert Plant,Jimmy Page and as the band, and
the song is when you give anenormous amount of affection pink Floyd. Now

(48:27):
that's a Zeppelin finish the sentence blackin space, there are things called a
black black hole. Son, yougot whole? And then, uh,
the opposite of Hey, there yougo, sir, think Floyd's favorite best

(48:49):
song. Uh this is the guyfrom Detroit and they played this song at
the kickoff of Oklahoma state football games. Uh get rock, Cabo correct,
Damon all Burn and an animated alternativerock band singing about the guy who the
title of the song is the guyfrom Uh, get off my Lawn?

(49:13):
Are going correct? Girl is correct? Uh? Okay? This is from
an animated Disney movie Aerial Okay,I don't even know why that's in there.
She clearly doesn't sing that whole NewWorld No time. Three is what

(49:34):
we got. Marcus might be goodenough for the wind. Okay, but
hang on the line. All right, all right, buddy, good morning,
you're on the air. What isyour name? Say? What is
your name? Jake? Jake?You and Gympie have to beat three?
Are you ready? I am herewe go, lamon Jake. Okay.

(49:55):
So there's this British kind of likea blues singer and the like, early
twenty tens, and this is wherethey wanted to send her. She had
a drinking problem. She smoked alot of crack. Where do you go
if you have a substance abuse problem? Jake? We have Yes. This

(50:19):
is by the Queen of Pop anduh it's also an I guess I think
it's a woman's magazine as well.I think, oh yeah, okay,
this is early nineties. Uh Rapper. He had the big parachute pants and
he only yes and it wasn't toolegit to quit. It was his other

(50:42):
song with your fingers like when yougrab something you what you It's a sense
you have hearing, you have sights, you have what there you go?
Oh, okay, you got thatpart. You got the touch part?
What if I don't want you to? Though I would say not don't,

(51:07):
but there you go. I don'tknow what happened. I don't know what
happened. That's all right, that'sright. Uh did he even say it
correctly? He got he said can'ttouch you can't? I thought I said,
can't touch this either? Yeah?Either listen, get tired. We're

(51:31):
nobody. Nobody wins man. I'mso sorry, brother, Thank you so
much. Have a great day,guy, all right, buddy, see
you later. It looks like itwas a time Marcus man, nobody wins.
That was an easy when he shouldhave lost. Settled down, pink
Floyd, settled down, all right, buddy, see you later. All

(51:52):
right, all right, this isthe one that I ended on. Gimpy.
Yeah. This is a song fromthe Disney movie where a girl is
half fish half woman, And thisis the song sung by the crab.
Yeah, let me see that.It's that says the little Mermaid. She
doesn't sing it right, it's fromthat soundtrack. It's a guy that sings

(52:15):
it. It's a man's voice.Dollar if you can guess who put that
in there? Did you put thatin there? Lindsay, I believe I
did, because that ain't mine.That looks like handwriting. Uh. And
then the one gimpy landed on endedon Yeah, posh sporty. Yeah.

(52:36):
I'm so annoyed right now by somany things. I'm overstimulated with annoyance.
The record now, well, Istill have eleven, you still have tennis,
she still has five. We'll beback. You're listening to the Big
Mad Morning Show. This is Tulsa'sMorning Show, KMOD, Good morning,

(53:06):
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we're gonna see what's in give fourby four Well. Cofidan says here the
U a W stands ready for strike. J B says he doesn't think there's

(53:27):
going to be an auto worker strikeat any of the big three Detroit automakers.
He made the comment yesterday during anevent and Philly. However, United
Auto Workers President Sean Fayne, ata Labor Day parade in Motor City,
said, well, JV must knowsomething that they don't. He went on
to say that the union stands readyto strike unless the automakers meet demands.

(53:51):
In ongoing contract negotiations, the unionis looking for better terms with four GM
and Stellentis. The current contract expireon midnight September fourteen. He has to
say I think they're anybody. He'slike, I think they're gonna If he's
like, oh, yeah, they'retotally striking, right, he would be
like the worst thing he could say, right, wouldn't be surprising. Hey,

(54:13):
Putin and Kim Jong oom are tomeet this month. That's according to
multiple reports, which cite US andAllied officials. According to the officials,
the leaders will meet on the eastcoast of Russia to discuss the possibility of
North Korea providing weapons for Russia's ongoingwar with Ukraine. Last week, the
White House said Putin and Kim Jongum had exchanged letters and arms negotiations betwixt

(54:38):
the two countries were advancing. Muskblames ADL for lost X revenue. Elon
Musk is blaming the Anti Defamation Leagueor lost advertising revenue on X formulam,
Twitter, and a post yesterday,he alleged that the ADL has been trying
to kill his plan formed by falselyaccusing it and me of being anti Semitic.

(55:05):
The techmole noted that he's pro freespeech but against anti semitism of any
kind. He also indicated that hewas considering legal actions against the ad L,
which noted yesterday it wouldn't comment onlegal threats. And then lastly,
there's a new inclusive playground here intown. They have a brand new public

(55:27):
all ability playground. It's built toinclude all children, regardless of their disabilities.
Hope playground was specifically built for childrenand adults who have said disabilities.
It's complete with swings, slides,and monkey bars, all the staples for
a playground. I mean, merrygo round. I don't think they do

(55:49):
that anymore. Yeah, yeah theydo, because they just readed a park
up in Awasso, and it's gotone, but it's a little different,
Like it's kind of like a bowlalmost, so it's a little harder to
get flung out of. Yeah,and it's got like some sort of friction
point on it, like a governorI don't even know, Like you can't
get it going very fast. Whenyou do get it fast and you're like,
I would immediately start slowing down.Okay, very interesting. So I

(56:10):
thought they did away with those deathmachines a long time ago. When you
look back at like, I rememberthe swing set I had on the playground
at school. Concrete. Yeah,so swings, monkey bars, Yep,
yep. We had the Merry GoRound. It had been worn down so
much that the asphalt didn't exist,and kids would take chunks of the asphalt

(56:32):
and throw them. Yeah. Atone point on the playground we had sewage
cylinders, those concrete cylinders, andthose were part We'd like jump and run
on those and liked they don't Idon't think they were used. Let's see
what Lindsay asked for Balls to theWall Sports Show. I Otani will be

(57:01):
needing some type of procedure for hisright elbow injury. Otani's agent said yesterday
that the Los Angeles Angels two waysuperstar is still exploring treatment possibilities for a
tear in the ulner collateral ligament inhis elbow. One of those procedures could
be Tommy John surgery. Otani won'tpitch again this season for the Angels,

(57:21):
but has continued to hit. Afterthe injury. The twenty nine year old
has forty four home runs and aninety five RBI this season. And that's
your bass to the wall sports.I'm Lindsay in ninety seventy five km's good

(57:44):
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My wife and I separated in July. She has said she wants to
work on it. She has notfiled for divorce, but did move out.

(58:52):
We don't have any kids. Amutual front friend accidentally told me she's
been going on dates. What doesthis mean? Does this means she doesn't
want to work on it? ShouldI file for divorce? Do I have
a right to confront her? Idon't understand how that happens. You say
you want to work on it andthen go out on dates? Who divorce?

(59:14):
Yeah? We know a guy forthat? Do you know a guy
for that? I remember when Iwas separated from my first wife and not
sure when I could start dating.M hm, it was yes? Were

(59:36):
we going to therapy? Yes?Right? Was I really in it to
reconcile? No? I don't knoweverything she said the last year we were
together was a lie? Right?How do you know? I don't know
she could have said that, butI remember not knowing When was the time

(01:00:00):
I'm that I could start dating?Is there a particular amount of time?
I remember people saying that until youare divorced, you should not be dating.
And and then there were people thatare like, is are you gonna
work on it? Do you wantto be back together? I was like
no, and they're like, what'sit matter? Right exactly? So I
never really understood. I've heard peoplesay the same thing, Oh, don't

(01:00:21):
get another girlfriend or don't date untilyou're officially I've I've never understood why,
though, why not? It's yourlife. If you want to date,
go for it. You're this relationshipsover, so why not be happy the
they're My attorney was like, justdon't flaunt it. Okay, He's like,
if you're gonna date, don't justbe crazy. And you know you're

(01:00:43):
The idea is to be boring rightwhen you go through a divorce. Don't
give them more than they already have. I see that, and it's smart.
They can't hold anything against you,or you know, what would there
be to hold against you? Well, like in court, like we're not
even divorced already and he's dating someone. I don't think the judge cares about
that. I think it's more oflike giving them a reason to argue over

(01:01:07):
the coffee table. Okay, thereyou go, because the judge is gonna
be like, I don't know whatthat has to do with this, Right,
you're in here trying, you're inhere trying to get divorced. What
is him moving on have to dowith that? Well, it could be
like, if he's dating now whenwe're not divorced, he was probably cheating
on. That's making stuff up.That's not how it works. You don't

(01:01:31):
know how they get twisted. Butthe judge is gonna go, that's hearsay,
that has nothing to do with this. But I'm saying, that's probably
why your lawyer said keep it boring. No, I'm telling you that's why
what the lawyer said. Why tokeep it boring? At least my lawyer
said that, right, because younever know how your ex will twist things.
No, it was to not fightover the coffee table or whatever.

(01:01:53):
It was, to not draw itout longer than it needed to. But
I don't having them go on adate. It's gotta especially if you didn't
want to get divorced. That's gotto feel like a kick in the balls,
right, And then you hear theirtonsil hockey and someone else like this
text, she decided to work onthe new person instead of you I mean,

(01:02:19):
there are people that get divorced orseparated and still hook up and bang,
which is way crazy, way crazy, right, because I thought we're
divorced, but let's bang all banging. You're the one you're about to get
divorced too. I thought you weretalking about like like just going out and

(01:02:40):
getting randalls. I'm like, nah, man, that's that's you know,
catching up lost time. But Iget what you're saying. Yeah, if
if, if you guys are gonnaget divorced, you probably shouldn't have intimate
relations with each other. I don'tknow, or at least living separate houses
or something like that. I don'tknow if you live in Yeah, I'm

(01:03:00):
not wired that way. Right.When it's over, it's over, right,
I'm not good at the whole reconciliationthing. This text says, uh,
speaking from experience, it's over,dude, She's dangling the carrot just
in case she doesn't find better andget your hopes up. Okay, it's

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possible, right, keeping them ona little back burner action there. I
think that's what a lot of peopledo when they're like we're just we're gonna
stay friends, or you don't wantto let them down so hard. Yeah
right, when in reality it's gonnasuck regardless, you might as well just
do it and get it over with. Yeah, it feels like she wants
to test if the grass is greener? Ooh, you want to test?

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Like what am I supposed to dowith that? If we're in a relationship
and you're like, hey, Iwant to see what else is out there?
What am I supposed to do?So see what else is out there?
But if then, hardly does anybodyever say that, Oh you sit
back and watch, and even ifyou both are like, hey, let's
go see what on what is elseis on these other menus? Woof?

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And then you're like, let's getback to it. Is not healthy,
no way, shape or formed thatthat is a good idea. This text
says she's a cheating whore if she'sput the nailing other dudes, while saying
she wants to fix it. You'rejust a safety net. No kids,
cut your losses, find someone whowants you. I that's taught. And

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your friend accidentally told you. Iwonder if he was one of them,
which means what like he wasn't supposedto but she knew or she knew,
How did they know. Did theycall him gossip? Have you been blocked
on social media? But they aren't? Right? That's possibility too, Lindsey,

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what do you think the etiquette ison separation and dating? How much
time do you think you have towait till you're divorced? I think it's
I think it's the best bet iswaiting until you are divorced. That way,
if you do find someone that youwant to start a relationship with,
it's a clean slate. They don'thave to worry about you going through your
divorce, and they know that youare. You can fully commit to them

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in this new relationship. We're nottalking about relationship, we're talking about dating,
right, that's not the same.Sure, But even if you're dating,
you don't have to worry about themgoing back to the X. Yeah,
but if we're dating, I'm hardlyconcerned about putting you know, all
in on this relationship right right,and making you believe that we're dating.

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We're still testing the water. Sure, but even when you're dating someone,
you have hopes that maybe it'll gosomewhere further, or if you're interested enough,
you want to continue dating. Soyou don't want there to be anything
any baggage. What do you thinkgid me how long? I don't think
there is a time limit. Dowhat makes you happy? A week?

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Sure, tomorrow you see what I'msaying. Whatever makes you happy, So
you move out, don't file divorce. You think the next day you can
start going on Tinder. Yeah,if that's what you want to do,
whether you've just strictly to hook upor you're out there trying to find somebody
else. I don't think it's likehealthy for you to like maybe jump out

(01:06:25):
of one relationship and straight into theother one. It's never worked out for
me. But nonetheless, if youwant to go out there, and because
people need company, man, peoplebeat alone sucks. So if that's the
company of somebody of the opposite sex, whether there's you know, banging involved
or not, I think it's justfine if that makes you happy. It

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makes you happy, you know,because right now you're going through a lot
of stuff mentally, okay, andthat tears somebody down. So if you
can find any bit of happiness outthere, hold onto it, right,
especially if there was a case oflike you are just sitting at home right

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and to you know, the counterpointto Lindsay's of you wait till the What
if the divorce takes three years?Five years? Right, you don't date
for five years, You're just gonnasit there and stew and get pissed for
five years. That person is holdingyou hostage from dating for five, three
to whatever amount of time. Hell'sno, if we're separating and getting through

(01:07:29):
a divorce, I'm in charge ofme. You ain't in charge of me.
Yes, especially if, like youguys, she moved out. Okay,
totally go move out them. Ohthat brings an interesting perspective into what
if you stay in the house andyour marriage will bed is still there,
and you're going on dates and bringingpeople home and they're like, oh,
you were married before, Yeah,where'd you live here? I think that's

(01:07:53):
her vase right right, this isher. She picked all this crap out.
I don't like any of this.I got to take that picture off.
Yeah that's a little right, that'sa whole other thing. Yeah,
you got a purge stuff out testcoming in that says you're not a fish
on a stringer. Spit that hookout and let her go. Another one
for the people who want to knowif the grass is greener on the other

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side, it's probably greener because you'renot on that side. She's just telling
you that so she can play aroundand you won't. So if I was
you, I would just go datearound myself and see what happens. Another
one, I got divorced after sevenyears and was done. Kept being a
dad for our two kids, thoughdated afterwards and everything. After two and

(01:08:38):
a half years divorced, we gotremarried. Next year is twenty five years
married. Wow, wow wow,seven year itch or whatever they call it
divorce. And then but what Idid? We love each other anyway after
two and a half years of beingnot with each other? What does that

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mean? Does that mean you triedall the restaurants and then we're like,
this is actually my favorite restaurant.I'm not listen. It works out,
it works out. I'm just tryingto understand the psychology of that. It
sounds about right. That sounds aboutright. One of you at least was
like, ah, I really hada good Yeah. Maybe that makes me

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wonder which one which one was thatthat went come come crawling back? Said
hey hey mom band. Another textsdo what you want? Another text sounds
like it's time to move on.If she already started dating. Sounds like
she's been done for a while.Listen to him out from a guy who

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says that him and his wife areseparated. They got separated in July.
She has said she wants to workon it. She has not filed for
divorce, but did move out.We do not have kids. A mutual
friend accidentally told me she has beengoing on dates. So does this mean
she doesn't want to work on it? Should I file for divorce? Do
I have a right to confront?I just want to. I just don't
understand how that happens. You sayyou want to work on it and then

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go out on a date, lindsay, I would love to know how they're
working on it. Are they goingthrough marriage counseling? Excellent point. A
lot of people just say that,yeah, like is she working on it
with him? Are they currently?And yes, you have every right to
confront her on it. It's yourwife, you're married, you're just separated,

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And if she's telling you one thingand doing a completely other thing,
yes you can confront her. ButI would definitely file for divorce if she's
dating, she doesn't want to workon it, especially if you're not currently
move on, cut, cut yourlosses, dude, and move on because
you don't have kids, thank goodness. You know, there's no no little

(01:10:49):
heart set are going to be brokenin this. So yeah, move on.
But you can confront her for sureand just file. Be the first
to file. Gimby, I don'tthink you should confront her, be honest
with you, Oh, you shouldjust let it go, Let it go.
Was that frozen right, elsa?Yea, let it go? Uh

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go, you know, call JeffHensley up, get the papers running,
and move on with your life.You don't have to deal with that that
bull. What good is confronting themgoing to do? It's going to cause
more tension. You may not getthe answers you're you're hoping to hear.
She may not even tell you thetruth, you know, So really,
ultimately, what's the point. What'sthe point? You know? I know

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you're expecting to hear something when youconfront you know, and maybe get some
kind of resolution there. But inthe end, anywhere than I'd say just
by, Yeah, I'm with you, There's absolutely no way I'm confronting her
pussy No, right, I justlook at it, why right? Exactly?

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What makes me think she's gonna behonest, she isn't being honest.
And the other part that's super important, why are you divorced? Did you
cheat? Were you the one notyou know, taking the trash out or
whatever thing? And it was leftwith I'll work on it, but you
got to schedule the appointment with therapyand you've just never done it, and

(01:12:14):
she got tired of waiting. Idon't know. There's a lot of context
that's super important. That is true. So if you have been separated,
or maybe she's been asking you towork on it for a long time,
who knows, but to confront her, no, why is she setting all
the rules? By the way,Yeah, it's your life, right,

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live it the way you want.And if you decide to start dabbling and
you realize dabbling ain't fun. I'ma big believer in what's good for the
goose is good for the gander.If you don't want me doing that,
you shouldn't be doing it either.Right, But live your life, man,
you don't have to live by herrules and get divorced. I don't

(01:12:56):
know if you filed divorce again,there's so many X factors involved. I
don't know. Why didn't she fileright. That doesn't matter. Really,
if you want to get divorced,get divorced. Why are you sitting in
turmoil? Right? Why are yousitting in agony? Are you doing all
you can do to make sure itworks out? Are you doing all you

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can do to make sure you canget divorced? It doesn't sound like it
sounds like you're waiting for her todictate everything. You're waiting for her to
get divorced. You're waiting for herto make the work. Put the work
in. Just move on, somebodytext in? Is she actually going on
dates? Doesn't matter. She movedout because she doesn't want to do stuff

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with you, and if that meansdudes or target, she doesn't want to
do it with you, So itdoesn't matter. Careful what she asks though,
I'm not dating. I'm just bangingright. That acceptable by a judge
should be. It doesn't matter matter, It doesn't matter. You are yesterday's

(01:14:09):
newspaper. Oh yeah, sad buttrue. You're not important to her.
Move on? Yeah, all right, we gotta take a break. You
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com. Show at kmod dot com. We read emails on the air and
then you guys get to give advice. This email is pretty brief. It
says my boyfriend I've been together forthree years and when we fight, he
just keeps at me until I can'ttake it anymore. I start screaming at
him. It gets ugly. Ithrow thring I throw things, break them

(01:15:27):
and break them. I don't likewho I am with him. I don't
know why he doesn't just leave.I think this happens to a lot of
people where you like, you justspiral yeah, and then you just think
that's like the way it is,right. It doesn't have to be like
unless you like it. Yeah,yes, just like arguing. Some people

(01:15:51):
like arguing. It's a drug tothem. They're not happy unless they have
something to argue about. Right.I don't like broken stuff. I don't
like getting broken. No, Idon't like things getting thrown at me.
I don't care what it is.I don't like. Yeah, I don't
like things getting thrown at me.Nope. And I think anybody who says

(01:16:15):
yeah, I enjoy that kind ofabuse, there there's something wrong with them.
I think people discounted. I thinkpeople go, oh, it was
one time, until they don't,you know, add them all up.
Or they're like, ah, sheloved me, or she's got a temper,
is playing around. They don't takeit too serious. Kind of a
jerk, right, right, Butdoes that justify that kind of behavior?

(01:16:40):
Hold on, lindsay, is thereany time you could be mad at somebody
that warn't it would warrant throwing somethingat them? No? I don't think
I've ever thrown something at that wasn'twhat I ask. No, you don't
feel like somebody who does that?No, Nope, I don't think so
either. But some people think cheatingwarrants that, right Nope. Some people

(01:17:04):
think if you cheat, that givesme permission to heave a vase at you.
By the way, I don't eventhink we have any vases in our
house. They're all put I haveone in use right now. I can
only think like the only time wouldbe in like self defense. You're getting
something thrown at you. I'm noteven doing that. I'm not a good

(01:17:26):
throw right right, tit for tatshouldn't be like that. You know what
I mean? Which is one ofthem? Now throw something at me and
then okay, if you're being chasedand you I don't know. If I'm
being chased, I'm definitely not throwingsomething. I cannot throw behind me at
all. Start lobbing stuff, rightand if I turn my body, I'm

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now slowing down my gait. Thatain't happening. If I'm being chased,
that's a whole other thing. Right. As Tex says she needs a date
with the guy from the previous email, I don't know, right, let's

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start by that email with my exboyfriend's second. If you're throwing stuff,
it's domestic violence a matter if it'sonly a matter of time before it becomes
assault. I think that's a greatpoint, Like it's so comfortable for them
that the emailer that they're not evenrecognizing that's domestic violence exactly what it is

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like it felt normal, like ah, rather than going I shouldn't be doing
this. This isn't safe for allof us. Right, But as a
domestic violence, if you don't gethit, see what I'm saying? Yeah,
right, yes, Yes, somethinggets threhurled across the room and it
hits the wall or the TV insteadof you, then it's not really domestic

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violence. It's still anger rage uncalledfor. If someone throws something at you
and you're in a relationship with him, you should call the police because they're
going to put a separator between youtwo. Yes, right, you should
not be in the same house assomebody that's heaving voices at you. Right.

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The idea that I don't know,the idea that I mean, what
about punching a wall? What if? What if we're in an argument and
I punch wall. I never threwanything you, but I punched the wall.
You're still showing violent tenancy. Yes, but is that in the same
realm as throwing a vase and breakingit. We're just using a vase.
I have no idea what that throw. But if this person threw something not

(01:19:34):
in their direction, but like getsmad and throws away from them, right,
Is that the same, Lindsey,I believe it's the same. You're
being. You're still being a dangergimp. I would agree. I would
agree you're still showing violent tendencies,you know, just because you didn't hit
me this time or whatever. Who'sto say it's not going to I'll never

(01:19:58):
forget when I had a god damncandle hurled at me. This thing was
about like a votive or like aYankee. It was a big and it
was a big and it was oneof those ones that's about maybe six inches
tall and about two three inches round, like a three wick biggon is bigon,
no, my kins. She hurleddeath son of a bitch across the

(01:20:19):
room and uh oh, it crackedme right here on the side of the
head. And I went down andI was like, oh, balls and
instant just black eye did it.And of course she was like, I
didn't mean to hit you with that. I was throwing it at the TV.
And I'm like, that's what I'msaying, right right, I said,

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sure you didn't, Sure you didn't, you know, And again I
don't need a TV broken either.So a lot of guys though punch walls.
Some girls do too, and Kyle'syeah, is that different? No,
it's not different. It's still ifI go out into the garage and
do it. How about instead ofpunching holes in the wall, why don't

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you go outside and split some wood? That might have been the problem,
right, But a lot of guysthink that punching the wall, they think
it's a very male thing to do. But I didn't punch you. Yeah,
no, you're just causing causing anunnecessary expense. Now we have to

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patch up this hole. Nice butpost of Gimby, what do you think
that that's the exact same thing.Man, You're you're you're causing trouble,
You're causing unnecessary damage. It justdidi control your temper. Absolutely, What
do you say, Corban? We'reall adults, you know, we're not
as Yeah. Yeah, I'm nota believer in punching walls. For me,

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it's the d e F part ofit. As Lindsey pointed out,
I gotta fix this now, it'llnever match. The paint isn't has been
in that can for six years alongthe garage. Awful girls be like,
I'm I know you think he's abusiveon account of the bruises and all.
But you don't see how soft andgentle he hits me when we're alone,

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right, God, So which isit? Is he causing unnecessary expense?
Or is it domestic violence? Anotherone? Why is she waiting on him
to leave? Why can't she leave? To me, the idea of it
is a debate for you is theconcerning part, right, It's a it's

(01:22:29):
a concern to me that you're like, hmm, this feels like I should
tolerate it. Yeah, well mymamma did it, and her mama did
it. That's true. Well,you're saying right there, it's truely.
Absolutely, we're all a product ofour environment, you know, And so
if they see that that's normal tothem. You know, a parent who

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drinks constantly, you know, passesout drunk before dinner time. You know,
you're just teaching your kids that they'regonna have to make a sandwich on
our own, and it's okay tobe it's drunk by you know, noon
or whatever. Well, and ifyou grew up your whole life with your
dad cracking a beer at dinner,you're gonna think you drink beer at dinner,

(01:23:09):
right, And I'm not saying that'sright or wrong. I'm just saying
that's what you learn if you grewup drinking milk. Put it something else
in there. Drinking milk at dinner, You think you're supposed to have milk
at dinner. Yes, it's calledconditioning, right, Stockholm syndrome, right,
right, But that's what we do, right, Like breakfast. If
you only grew up with breakfast beingeggs and bacon and never cereal, you'll

(01:23:31):
think it's weird to have cereal atbreakfast because that's just the way you were
raised. So this text here says, punch in the wall the door arch
is more to hurt themselves, it'sself harm. So you think Kyle Punch
is a hole in the wall becausehe's angry and he wants to hurt himself.
I would argue that Kyle is sayinghe has got this anger and he

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needs to exert it in some capacity, and he needs to show his power
and dominance. So therefore he punchesthrough the drywall to show he is a
man. Lookuld me a man?I make whole? Yeah, Yeah,
I think that Kyle yeah or whatever? Yea faux alpha name you want to

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insert here, that's what they think. Maybe you're right another Texas, some
therapists have people throw stuffed animals atthe wall when their anger feels out of
control. Really, I mean,I've never heard of that. I've I've
seen the therapist use like with littlekids, like the inflatable punching thing and
punch that. I've heard some therapistlike say scream into your pillow or maybe

(01:24:39):
hit your pillow. I don't thinkthose are the same things. Probably not,
but I mean still didn't seem right. Also, the guy is a
douche for pushing her to that point. Uh, I don't agree with that.
I don't agree it's his fault.She can't control her anger. She's
in a fault, right, It'snot my fault you pushed me to punching

(01:25:06):
a hole in the wall. It'snot my fault I had sex with that
other girl. You pushed me tothis, Right. It makes no sense
saying that, does it? Yeah? Not at all. Listener email from
a girl who says that my boyfriendand I have been dating for over three
years and when we fight, hejust keeps at me until I can't take
it anymore. I start screaming athim. It gets ugly. I've even

(01:25:28):
thrown things and broke them. Idon't like who I am when I'm with
him. I don't know why hedoesn't just leave. I don't know why.
Like the texter said, you justdon't leave. Clearly, you guys
are toxic with each other, soit's not up to him to leave.
Just end the relationship. If youdon't like who you are when you're with
him, what are you waiting for. It's been three years and you're just

(01:25:53):
now figuring out that you don't likewho you are when you're with him.
Then end the relationship. You endit, don't wait for him to do
it or seek a counseling. Ifyou're going to stay in the toxic relationship,
work out how to argue together.It's my advice. Gimby, I
just deal with it. Stay toxic. No. No. I like the

(01:26:16):
fact that she said, well,I don't like who I am you know
when I am with him? Thatshould be your number one sign right there.
Speaking from experience, I was withone and I didn't like who I
was becoming with this person, andI was like, we could giget it.
For my own mental health, Igotta let you go it sucks.
Breaking up as hard to do.They wrote a song about it. Okay,

(01:26:38):
but leave by if you don't likeit you Corbyn said it in your
last and the last email. It'syour life, it's your life. Live
it how you won't. So takethat little bit of advice and go be
the person that you want to be. And obviously you're not the person who
you want to be when you're withthis person that you're being with, So

(01:26:59):
don't do it. Just go.Yeah. I heard no accountability. I
heard her not taking like I'm this, I shouldn't do that, none of
that, right. She was like, I don't like who I am,
but so what words mean nothing?Your actions mean something. In that scenario,
I think the best thing you cando is just have a kid.
Yeah, that fixes everything. Thatshould have been the advice for the first

(01:27:23):
one. No, like, comeon, get out of that. It's
amazing how people fail to remember this. You'll find your own Toxic people find
toxic people. Right. So maybehe's okay with it, right, Maybe
that's how he was raised and sawhis parents. That was love to him.

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If you don't like it, moveon all. Both of these are
the same. Move on. Lifeis too short ask the smash Mouth fans
today. You never you get walkingyour doggie, man, you never know
everybody's time. Here's fine night,so why put up with that? Be

(01:28:09):
end of your deathbed tomorrow. Andyou're like, I'm so glad I stayed
with him. Then okay, youcan always email us show at kmodi dot
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Morning Show four six zero kmot.You can also text bmms and then what
you want to say to eight twonine four five those are no Messia is
considered to be one of the bestsoccer players in the world, maybe the
best of all time. And heplays for Miami, the soccer team in

(01:28:56):
Miami, right, and he isgetting ready to play in La and the
guest list or notable VIPs for somereason has been released and it's like,
you know, Leonardo DiCaprio, likea who's who of who's gonna be at
the soccer match in La Right?Okay with sure again, he is one

(01:29:18):
of the in the soccer world inAmerica, easily the hottest topic. But
the only reason I'm bringing this up, is he has his own personal security
detail? Wow, even when he'son the pitch or the field. Okay,
that runs up and down the fieldadjacent to him. Why because he's

(01:29:39):
worth a gazillion dollars and people tryto get close to him. Is he
if I was gonna say, ishe ifraid he's gonna get assassinated or something?
I'm like, come on to thepoint. He was playing and somebody
got on the field was running towardshim, and so you see Messier.
He his back is to the personthere like fingers, you know, super

(01:30:01):
tight together like meaning it, yes, And they get right to Messier.
It looks like they get a handon him, and then out of nowhere,
his guard shows up, who wearsall black and like has his arm
and why he doesn't know a bettertakedown I don't know. But he grabs
him and has him on the groundin like two seconds. Wow. I

(01:30:24):
was hoping for like a flying tackle. But yeah, that's good too.
And so now now transition that tolike football and baseball and basketball. I'm
not aware of Lebron James having hisown personal security at the arena. Not
at the arena, probably when theygo out different thing. I agree,
totally different. Patrick Mahomes, Iknow he has security, but not when

(01:30:46):
he's when he's on the field,they don't go up and down on the
field on the sidelines like overshadow anyoneelse. Messier's security is right there on
the line. So when you're interviewinghim, he be like, so,
what's your run time? Maybe there'sone of showing him doing a corner and
he's like setting the ball. Ohno, he's in bounding and so like

(01:31:08):
he's got the thing and a securityguy runs up behind him and his like
puts his back two Messier and iswatching the crowd. Wow. Maybe they
don't have paid security at soccer gameslike they do for football. They do,
they do, but it's the sameyellow shirt you know, sorry Fat
Subeaten people. Right, they're themeans and gimpies of the world that need

(01:31:29):
a job. Yeah, yeah,so they have to hire their own,
they have to have their purpose,but they don't. But they don't like
football games and baseball games the samesecurity works both of those. Well,
maybe they don't because they feel likebecause NFL players are bigger and stronger.
Maybe Ju Junior they just showed himgetting two guys at the same time running

(01:31:55):
up to him on the field,right, So it happens. Yeah,
so it's not just exclusive too soccer, but it's a crazy thing to witness
to have his own st Like Ilike, he's MESSI is, by the
way, that's me running in placefor those that can't see me on the
new TV radios. And he's liketrying to keep up with the best soccer
player in the world. And it'sso funny. Tag another guy in just

(01:32:18):
seeing be like, I need abreak, bro, this guy is running
too much. I'm in this placewhere I start thinking of like really funny
TikTok pages or Instagram pages like youknow the chicken squeezing one that yet,
like, how about one dedicated tojust MESSI a security guy like running up
and down try and keep up withthe best soccer player in the world.
That would be awesome. I thinkthat's hilarious. Afterwards he gets a get

(01:32:45):
right, does he get a break? He should? I just give up
like a guy who fills in whenhe need has to go peepe. Right,
Hey, you run up and downthe field. I gotta take a
league help me back. And itjust sits on the crapper the whole time.
He's like, good, I hatemy life a fast. He's gonna
go fast. Maybe he craps whenMessier craps. But that feels also weird,
like he feels like a vulnerable momentvery much. Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher

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Julio Urius was arrested on a felonydomestic violence charge, according to the Los
Angeles Police Department. The twenty sevenyear old left handed starter was booked Sunday
night, released on a fifty thousanddollars bond. Julio was also arrested in
May of twenty nineteen on suspicion ofdomestic violence. ESPN reports Major League Baseball
is investigating the case, though detailsabout the alleged incident have yet to be

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released. The Dodgers said in astatement that the team is aware of an
incident and that Julio is not withthe team for their current six game road
trip as he shouldn't be right.Another member of the University of Georgia football
team has been arrested for traffic violations. Coaching staff member Jarvis Jones was arrested

(01:33:58):
on charges of reckless drawing and speedinglast Friday, Night. The former Georgia
linebacker and first round draft pick ofthe Pittsburgh Steelers is currently working as the
Bulldogs player connection coordinator under head coachKirby Smart. Jones was released on twenty
four thousand dollars Bond. Smart saidthat there will be internal discipline when asked
about the arrest today, the CincinnatiBengals are expected to have one of their

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top defensive players ready to go forWeek one. Chidobe au Zia is on
track to play against the Cleveland Brownson Sunday. Head coach Zach Taylor told
the media on Monday, it's goodto get him back. He really makes
those receivers work for everything that theyget. The cornerback hasn't played since Week

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eight of last season after suffering atorn acl au Zia was originally selected by
the Dallas Cowboys in the second roundof the two seventeen draft. He has
a career six interceptions and three hundredand twelve tackles in seventy one games.
And that is your Balls to theWall Sports. I'm Lindsay on ninety seventy

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Just remember keep it clean, nobodily fluids, nothing sexual, and don't

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All right, any question you want, bm mess and whatever that is
to eight two nine four five,or you can call it nine one eight
four six. Oh kmod He says, do you have an unusually, an
unusual song that you can listen onrepeat for at least five times. Mine

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is from Grease two soundtrack. Thesong coal Writer never heard that song you
Lost Me a Grease two soundtrack.I'm so judging right now. Cool rider,
Oh, cool writer, Oh,I do remember that song sang Bye.

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I don't know if she actually sangit, but it's I think Michelle
Phifer's character sings it in the movie. I didn't see that. I didn't
even know Michelle Phifer was in PraiseToo. I believe she's like Danny's cousin
or something. She's a pink ladyin the film. I'm spending way more

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time on it than i'd like.Yeah, do you have an unusual song
that you can listen to over andover? Lindsay, I don't think that
there is a song that I couldlisten to at least five times. No,
unless there's a song that I'm tryingto learn the words for her,
if I have to, Like,I remember being in theater in high school
when I would have to learn asong to sing, I would have to

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listen to it over and over.But that was about it. Kimpy,
Yeah, right now, it's gotsmacks you and I as soon as I
heard that one, I was like, this is awesome. And it's been
on repeat, and I listened toit a four or five times, you
know, just because I like it. I mean a lot of kids songs,

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the Wheels of the because my kidswant to hear over and over,
Baby Shark, Gabby Cats, Excavatorfrom Blippy, so anything like that.
There's a band called Hound's Mouth andthey have a song called Otis. I
listen to a lot, but Idon't typically play a song and just hit

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repeat, so it just plays overand over and over. I'm nigh,
yeah, I don't think I dothat. My kids, Yes, play
it again, dad? Right right? Okay, Uh, if you could
have anyone head I'll go add intothis. If you could have anyone headline

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rock Oklahoma, who would it be? Now, let's add some quantifying.
You know, they have to bealive, right, and it has to
be reality, right led zeppelm Metallica. Okay, so big right? That
was actually my answer is going tobe a Metallica as well. I mean,

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you say reality, I'd like tothink that there could be some reality
there that they would play, butthat would definitely definitely be number one headliner
right to food fighters. Okay,yeah, Metallica tool feels out of reach.
Okay, too expensive. Why wouldthey ever do a festival? Right

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right? It has to be amassive one feels pretty rare. They got
it to be amazing, of course, Yeah, yeah, of course.
I mean a perfect circle has beenat Rock Oklahoma before, and I understand
it's not not even close one ofthem, A few of them, you
know, it's like one of whichis just bring the rest of the pigment
with you. Chili Peppers would bepretty awesome as well, Okay, just

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because they feel like awesome outdoors.Okay, I don't know what that means,
but I think they would be goodon the festive energy outside. I
don't know, Like you're the onethat said it, I don't know what
that means. Well, Outdoor showsare a lot more fun than indoor shows,
I feel like, and I likeChili Peppers energy. Have you seen

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them indoors or outdoors? Outdoors?Wrigley and of outdoor shows always is always
more fun. I tend to notlike shows and bit like that because it's
it's just who are they playing toat that point? Right, there's so
many people. It's true. Itfeels like the chance of you seen the

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show. I don't like going toshows and watching the monitors right right,
Like when Metallica was down in ATand T Stadium, that would be kind
of cool. I don't know.It's huge, it's massive, there's a
lot of people there, the energythat goes on. But I feel what
you're saying. Man, somebody saidac DC. Okay, is there any

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past member of the show you're stillin contact with? Lindsay, No,
Gimpy a break out Luigi every nowand again. Uh now, not intentionally,
okay, like because somebody shows upan event, right right, But

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I don't. I don't do muchon the social media with people, all
right, and you're not actively textingthem. Yeah, if you were a
Bond style supervillain, what would you'reover the top theme be? For example,
like everything underwater, aquatic fembots,hitchmen in animal costumes, in animal
costumes that lindsay, probably fembots likeAI that seems to be the big deal

(01:41:57):
right now, and the fembots fromwas Awesome Powers so those are pretty sexy
and hot. So Gimby, Iam going to go with a Rastafarian theme.
All my henchmen are dressed up likethe Rastafarian banana. You know what

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I'm talking about. We have oneof those guys dropped by on a Friday,
a rock. I think that wouldbe hilarious. And have so many
that are just populating my brain rightnow. But I think I'm gonna go
with all grandmas. Okay, withlike trays of cookies, but they're poisonous.
I love it. You let yourguard down when you see a grandma.

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Maybe you're there. They lure youin, or the good guys in
by help, getting help crossing thestreet or with their groceries, and then
the next thing you know, they'remiss mercenaries, right right. I love
it Killer Nana's man. The otherone I had was mimes. Oh god,
quite a yeah. Yeah, it'slike this, m oh no,

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he's in a box, help him. Hold on, I'll cut your rope.
Girl scouts okay, girls, okay, yeah, a little unsuspecting.
Yeah, that would be pretty good. Uh, I'm not I'm not even
going there. I'm not even hittingthat topic with like a twenty foot Why

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why even get into something like that? Somebody texting? Then all right,
if you could go back to anygrade in school? What would it be,
lindsay, I liked high school alot, and I would probably go
back to my junior year. Probablyyou try to get even better grades,

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because I feel like I got acouple of a's and they became addicting and
I'd want to keep ongoing. Okay, but yeah, I had a lot
of fun. Do you feel likeyou've missed out on something because you didn't
get good grades? Yes? Oh, okay, Yeah what did you miss
out on? I couldn't run forHomecoming Queen because I didn't have I didn't

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have a three point eight grade pointaverage. Okay, and not being homecoming
queen missed you missed out on?What? Then? Wearing a beautiful dress
on the football field. I guess. Okay, gimby, I am going
to go back to the second grade. The second grade teacher, no,

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no nap times, you know,snap, they don't do it in second
grade. They stopped those at likekindergarten did. Okay, fine, We're
going back to kindergarten. Just theleast work possible, right, You show
up your color, go to recess, take a little nappy nap and they
need the next thing. You know, your day's over with you go home
and play some more. It soundslike a great time. Yeah, that's

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not horrible. I like I likethe fourteen to fifteen windows, so I'm
gonna say I'm gonna say ninth gradeyeah, because everything looked so intimidating and
it wasn't right. You're like,oh my gosh, a freshman, so

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many great things, but so scary. It's a bit high school, right,
not stupid. Who would that onego? That was How much money
would it take to get Corbyn toeat an entire pound of raw fresh okra?

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What do you think? Lindsay?I doubt that there would be any
amount of money in the world toeat an entire pound of raw rush over
because, like he says, life'stoo short to eat bad food. Give
Oh no, man, I thinkif I slam down a band and a
and a pile of ocra, man, I think you're mine might start turning

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there. You're like, that's athousand dollars, cold, hard cash and
all I gotta do is eat thisweed ocra. Yeah, I think a
pounds a lot, because okra doesn'tweigh very much, and I don't think
there's an amount of money that wouldsuddenly make it taste good. No,
but it will buy plenty of amouth washing toothpaste. Right, but it's

(01:46:39):
still getting it. It wouldn't bethe aftertaste that would be hard to deal
with, right, it's the eatingit part. So I don't think Englands
is right. I don't think thereis an amount, not an amount that's
reality, right, A billion dollarsone billion? No, it's it's insane.

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What's your craziest poop story? Wecan't say that on the air.
Uh. How would you each individuallygo about making homemade buffalo wings? Okay?
I like this weird? Yeah,I mean I've I've never made them,

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so I guess I would have myhusband do it. Could I've never
I've never done it. I don'tknow if they're better grilled baked. I'd
probably do a little bit of both. Probably bake them first and then finish
them off on the grill and uhm hmm, get a good barbecue sauce

(01:47:54):
on them. Yeah, gimby.I would start by going to a local
chicken farm and then picking up abouta dozen live chickens and then, uh,
well, you take these chickens homeand you gotta ring their necks and
then you gotta you gotta get thefeathers out, okay, just the babies,

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just the babies. Yeah, Soyou ring that little chicken's neck and
then you pluck the feathers out,and then well you gotta cook the chicken
first. You must cook the chicken, okay, and then and then we're
going to toss said hearts in likesome francs, because I put that s

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on everything. I mean, thekey is crispiness. I'm not a big
fan of on the grill buffalo wings, so I've got a couple of different
ways. I've done the boneless ones, where you just doing the air fried,
crisp them up and then toss themin sauce, and i do Franks

(01:48:57):
wing sauce and ots wing sauce withhalf stick of butter and let that cook
up really good. And then I'vedone regular wings and the air of fryar.
You can do them frozen whatever.It takes a while, but they
will get crispy. And then probablythe best way is just Wingstop. There
we go. There are a lotof work, so why not just let

(01:49:19):
someone else do all the work.It's literally what they do. Uh.
What's your most cherished memory from highschool. Wow, Lindsay, sophomore year
getting a lead in the school play. What was the play? It was

(01:49:42):
Meet Me in St. Louis?And what character I played? Judy Garland's
role, which was uh luke?What was her name? I don't even
remember her name. Judy Garlands acherished memory. The best ones are the
ones that s Yeah. But theseniors were not happy about it. Oh

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no, no, it caused quitethe squabble at the lunch table. Who
is this sophomore coming in? AndI wasn't even in choir at that time.
I was in banned and you hadto audition. I only auditioned for
the play because I was in atheater class and we had to audition to
pass theater. So I auditioned andgot the lead, and I had no

(01:50:25):
idea. I was like, ohmy gosh. And then the next week
I was put in chorus as well. Because you weren't singing. I was
like, awesome, yeah, okay, how what course experience do you have?
What's singing? I was like inmy shower, And so they were
a little tissy with me. Theygot over it. Do you think I

(01:50:46):
bet there's still somebody somebody's still bitterabout it. Gimby. Probably the trip
I took with the high school bandand my freshman year in high school,
we went to San Antonio. Sowe traveled all all the way from Newkirk,
Oklahoma, down to San Antonio fora band competition. And while we
were down there, it was cooland saw the Alamo and the River Walk

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and all this cool stuff that Ijust did while I was on vacation down
you know, went into Hooters andgot myself a pair of boxers because I
thought that was cool. But yeah, there's a lot of a lot of
good times down there. Went tosix Flags Fiesta, Texas. Yeah,
they let all this kids just youknow, go raise hell at the amusement

(01:51:30):
park, So that was good.Mine would have to be taken radio class,
and in the high school, Iwas trying to decide that I don't
have like a upsetting the seniors momentor anything like that playing football. A
lot of good memories playing football,but ones that stick out are, Yeah,

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it would be the radio one,the most corporate. What's your fantasy
football name? Lindsay and Jimpy,have you heard of any funny ones?
My favorite so far is my ballZach ertz Zach being a player. Uh,
Lindsay, I heard of natural bornKyler's for Kyler Murphy or Kyler Murray

(01:52:15):
excuse me loud and Stroud was anotherone I saw, Gimpy. I honestly
I have I have not. Idon't keep up with the fantasy football.
I don't even know what fantasy footballis. I know that people really like
get into it, but I don'tknow how to play. I'm I'm stupid
one right, You're just you're ababy just in the love for football right

(01:52:38):
now? Yeah? Yeah, sowhy we want to throw fantasies on top
of that, I don't have ateam this year. I had a team
called Game of Throws. Okay,during the height of Game of Thrones.
That's a That's about it. Howwas Rock Rock Olahoma for You're all for

(01:52:59):
you, Lindsay, awesome, goodtime, Gimpy. It was the worst
ever? No, it was amazing. What was what was a you have
a a funny story you could tellus like from the Late Night Brew Haha.
To be honest with you, Iwas pretty lame this year, bro,
Like I didn't stay up partying likea lot of people did. I

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did hear a story of like therewas a live episode of cops going on
out there. My buddy Josh wastelling me because I was already passed out,
and he's like, hey, wewere wandering around. All of a
sudden there was, you know,a couple of cops with flashlights, and
they were looking in between the carsand da da da da, and and
then out of nowhere, one coptook down on some dude. I'm like,
well, what did he do?I want to know what he did?

(01:53:45):
Right? Why is the cops outthere? You know? But never
did get to the bottom of it. But yeah, I was pretty lame,
man. I set back at campand hung out and you know,
drank and just fell asleep. I'dlike this past week, all of last
week. I don't know how thisweek's gonna pan out. But I have
felt old. Yeah, yeah,And I don't know what that means,

(01:54:09):
except I haven't felt young. It'sjust like, yeah, just hurning effort,
right energy. I'm just so tired, right right, this hurts.
That hurts. I've just felt old. It's gonna happen to all of us.
What's one dish that you can allmake, and who out of the

(01:54:32):
three of you would be the bestcook of said dish. We've never had
a conversation of this, of like, so we'd have to kind of improvise.
Here, can you make spaghetti?Lindsay, yes, I love Jimpy.
Can you make spaghetti? Yeah?Yeah, so could I let's just
go with that. Yeah, okay, So who would make the best cook?
Who would cook at the best?Then? I don't know how you
decipher this. I am pretty proudof my spaghetti. I like it a

(01:54:55):
lot. So does my family.My kids request it a lot. I
think you have to discount what yourfamily says. Well, and that is
one of those things where if someone'scoming for dinner, it's like, okay,
we'll do spaghetti right because it's cheapand you can feed a lot of
people. That is true. Yeadelicious Okay, Gimby, what where do
you stand on your spaghetti? Doyou get a lot of requests for it?

(01:55:17):
No? No, take that andjust throw it right in the garbage.
But it's spaghetti. I have amade spaghetti in a long time.
How do you mess up spaghetti?Oh? You can? I mean you
can overcook the noodles. Okay,you can make bad sauce. You can
open a jar of sauce. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know.

(01:55:39):
I guess I'm gonna have to giveit the lensing and be like,
all right, this is your youwin the spaghetti competition. But for someone
who doesn't like Italian food so muchtoo, it's fair, right, Probably
what doesn't take pride in it?Well, but he may cook it for
other people and they may love it. Right, that's what we're talking about,
right. I guess, yeah,I think I would. Why would

(01:56:00):
I submit to that? I don'tknow what she She just said she makes
good spaghetti. Like that's it.We're having a spaghetti cook off tomorrow.
Oh God, the show's losing it. We gotta take a break. We'll
be back. Tilsa's Morning Show iscoming right back. A big Mad Morning
Show, Tilsa's rock station, nM. Good morning, It's the Big

(01:56:30):
Mad Morning Show. I don't wantto do this, but I got a
comment on this. This person says, good sauce in a pinch ragou,
extra chunky mushroom Italian sausage and acan of rotel. Okay, you mean
the stuff with Halapino's in it.Yeah, well, they're just green chilies

(01:56:53):
and maters. How in spaghetti?Yeah, I know, I don't think
it's weird. My family. Ilistened to each his own lid forever.
Pot. I'm not telling you it'sbad. It's just weird, all right.
I want to do something called how'dthey do it? All right?
Dan? This father killed his son. He's thirty seven kids, sixteen.

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Kid was living with grandfather, andgrandfather came home and his son was there
and he was going to go inside, and the sun was like, don't
go in there. I might havekilled someone. The grandfather told investigators it
was not uncommon for his son,who has used meths since high school,
to have psychotic episodes and make bizarrecomments. He said, when he entered

(01:57:38):
the home, he found his grandsondead in the dining room. How did
he do it? M lendsie,what do you think? Shot gun blast?
The first thought is a gunshot wound. But I feel that there's going
to be a different twist here.That's correct. It not going to be

(01:58:00):
a gun right, So I'm notreading it because it's normal, right of
course. See, I'm hip toyour job game. So I'm gonna say
that he was bludgeon to death withan old TV. Okay, took the
TV smashed his head in with it. You know, I'm strong, you
have to be. Those little TV'swere not light, right, No,

(01:58:24):
I'll give you. Well, let'snarrow this down. It was a tool
hammer a hammer? No, itseems too obvious, all right. A
tire iron is another crowbar of horsis what comes to mind. I think
it's too obvious too. Some sortof a wrench a Philip's head, screwdriver

(01:58:48):
stabbed multiple times. I mean,if Philip said Philip said, wouldn't be
any worse than you know, oneof those starscrewdrivers are like that, all
a flathead. They're all gnarly.It's no screwg ever, huh. And
you'd want a really long one.You don't want the little nubb and one
you get with furniture. Yeah,no, no, no, no,
that's too too much work. Whattools? Nail gun, a trowel.

(01:59:15):
That's a trowel. So you usedto like smooth out putty when you're like
putting drywall on the wall concrete.Sometimes you use it to get dry popcorn
ceiling off. Sure. Oh you'recalling a ho not a garden tool,
a hardware tool, like in alike think of carpentry. Okay, mmm,

(01:59:39):
okay, carpentry. Huh. Let'sgo with old school hand crank drill,
a circular saw. Okay, you'regetting closer. Then he's been the
closest. Okay, so we knowit's a cutting device of sorts, A

(02:00:00):
saws all, last one, lastguest, lindsay, a hand saw.
Uh, he did it with theband saw. An angle grinder Okay,
an angle grinder for those who don'tknow, it's kind of like an Sometimes

(02:00:21):
they oscillate, sometimes they spit likethey vibrate a little bit. Yeah,
intense. Yeah, So how didhe just go back gang grind his face
off or did he beat him withit? Was he? Oh? Good
point. I didn't even think thathe may have just you know, bludgeoned

(02:00:44):
the child to get to death withthis. Yeah, it doesn't go into
detail of the method of death.Bludgeon makes sense. It only makes sense.
I mean, yeah, turning iton and you know, grinding and
face off with it would also makesense. But it seems like a lot
of work. You know, yougotta have to have your victim tied down

(02:01:05):
first, or tied up whatever,shackled restrained, I guess is the proper
work right, because you know,hold on, I think I find an
extension cord. Or they could havebeen fascinated in some capacity, and that's
possible too. Finally came down offtheir five day meth bender, slept right

(02:01:26):
on through it. I went downa rabbit hole on TikTok of police interviewing
people and discovering their bodies in theirhome. Huh that's the thing. Yeah,
yeah, police discovering their bodies intheir own home. Well not in
the police officers home, obviously.They're interviewing people at their homes and like

(02:01:48):
in every instance, they're looking forsomebody and they're talking to them and like,
hey, have you seen Michael,And they're like, nope, how
long has it been? I don'tknow, Like you can just tell.
So they do interviews and then theyget to the one with the bodies in
the house, and the questions.The responses of the questions are blaring red

(02:02:13):
flags right the other people. Itwas just interesting to see that transpire.
I never thought of it, likewhat the responses would be. But if
you don't have a body in yourhome, you're gonna be super cooperative.
More than likely you'll be able togive pretty detailed answers, and in the
instances where there was a body,they were very closed off, very shut,

(02:02:35):
like, not a lot of roomfor discussion. Sure, why would
you want to keep the body inyour house anyway? Don't you think that's
the first place they're gonna look.I've never killed anybody, so I can't
allude to why, right. Butin one of the instances, the guy,
they were like, hey, canwe just peek inside, just make

(02:02:59):
sure she's you know, everything's okay? And he was like, well,
I mean, I guess I can'ttell, you know, but it's not
mine. It's not mine, it'snot my place, it's my mom's.
And the police are like, yeah, and we're looking for your mom.
We just want to you can evenshow us. And he goes, oh,
I locked it when I walked out. And he goes, is that

(02:03:24):
normal? Do you normally lock thehouse door when you are exiting to talk
to the police, right? Andhe was like, it's just a force
a habit. He's like, howdo you get back in? I don't
know, you don't know, Andthere was a body inside. He killed
his mom. The depth of TikTokand the content on there is bizarre.

(02:03:56):
Meanwhile, I'm watching animal voiceover videos. Come most got you better back up
skip like people using human voices overanimals. Okay, yeah, they're hilarious.
Listen, you've all heard me abouthow I feel about cats, right,
yeah, I am not a fan. There is also a rabbit hole

(02:04:18):
of cats eating ears of corn thatis so freaking adorable. Okay, cats
some vegetables. Man, they don'tdo cucumbers, but man, they can
gnaw on some corn. Huh yeah, just like just eating. Why they're
eating an ear of corn? Ihave no idea. You know, the
kiddy wants corn, kiddy gets whatkiddy wants, and you're just like,

(02:04:43):
that's so adorable. Watching a cattycorn, I had no idea. I've
never watched. I've never seen.Now I've got to go get a cat
corn. You don't need to,you can just look it up online.
And repoke videos are also those arethe great. They got them up on
the lift and they're just spinning tiresin air like you're not gonna go anywhere,

(02:05:04):
or they think they're gonna, youknow, somehow manage the system to
put the car down, not knowingthat once it's connected to the repo car,
it's officially not yours. And nowanything you do is a charge,
right, and so people lose.I'm like, you are making your life

(02:05:24):
more complicated. I watch this oldgirl. They had hers up on the
lift and she went crazy and smashedevery window in the car out, windshield,
all the side windows, door,win all of them, every last
one of them. Just smashed themall out. And I'm like, why
are you doing this? I mean, like, I guess if you never

(02:05:45):
expect You're like, I'm just gonnalet it go. I'm not gonna catch
up on my note and keep thecar. You know, you just let
it go, Okay, but onceagain extra charges. Yeah, you're now
dealing with a whole separate problem.You've now damaged a car that isn't yours.
Yeah, which is a whole otherthing. And I'm also love them
when they try to hide the carand they do like reverse Jenga to get

(02:06:08):
it out, they move cars toget to it. I'm impressed with how
they can do this. The thingsyou gotta do man to avoid the bank,
right. And that's the other partis you're mad at the repo guy
when you know in most of thescenarios, you know you haven't been paying
your note. Absolutely, they don'tdo it off one miss No, they

(02:06:28):
give you three months. Three months, that's three missed payments, and then
they're like, all right, we'recoming after your stuff. Do you think
there's ever been a time where therepo man has been talked into not taking
the car. No, because forthem, it's paychecks right right, right,
That's how they get paid on repossession, not on attempted repossession. I've

(02:06:50):
never had a car repode, butI'm curious of the people that have had
their car repos. How many paymentsdid you miss? Be four? They
hooked it up, right, canbe saying three. It's usually pretty standard
three to four payments? Like howlong? Like just like in your house
foreclosure, they're not gonna take kickyou out of your house with one missed

(02:07:13):
payment. No, No, that'sanother another same thing. Three four miss
pay I think you can go longerthan that and something a lot of instances,
ye, right yeah, And we'retalking like no communicata, like you
have not been paying, right,you see the number pop up on your
collar, I d you just ignoreit? You say, the letters come
in through the mail, you justput them in the track. I'm not

(02:07:35):
good at that. I don't likeowing people money, so right, but
says here by Buddy Goutte his carrepossessed and kept starting it in the impound
lot with the phone app. That'shilarious for that charger just starts by itself.
I don't know what's going on.I have the key in my hand.

(02:07:56):
Yeah. That is just being liketroublesome. Yeah, just trolling.
Yeah, because I would assume itwould. I'm gonna guess six. I
would think before they maybe you missedthree. But it takes them a while
to find somebody. They got tofind the car. Right. This text
here says seven months. Okay,that's a long time. Yeah, that's

(02:08:20):
a long time to correct the path. You got plenty of opportunity. All
you got to do is just makea simple phone call. Hey, can
we work some out? Yeah,instead of just letting it go. Yeah
crazy. All right, we gottatake a break. We'll be back.
Chilsa's Morning Show, The Big BadMorning Shows next nine five KMOD Good morning,

(02:08:54):
It's the Big Mad Morning shown foursix z Kmot Lindsey, what'd you
learned today? I learned that Gimpygot waxed hard in the face by his
X, and it wasn't even toremove any hair. And if your wife
decides to fertilize someone else's lawn,it's time to move. Gimpy, what'd
you learned today? I'll learn nowwe're having a spaghetti cook off tomorrow and

(02:09:18):
then Thursday we're gonna have a catfishfront yum. I also learned that today
was very fulfilling. I learned alsothat Gimpi's X threw a candle at him
and hit him. It made nosense. And I also learned that Gimpy
bought a trailer with a church wheel. Yeah, it's Holy Corbn saying,

(02:09:39):
make sure that dishwashers loaded right.It's Lindsey stopped tracking my cycle. This
is Gimpy and I'm sorry, yokbro, It's app inter password Corban new

(02:10:11):
Messages. The Big Mad Morning Showwould like to take a minute to thank
troops from Oklahoma and all over theUnited States. These soldiers have sacrificed.
Did the Big Mad Morning Show beforeyou to back like the told douche bags
that they are total douche bag.Hold total bag, you shad little and
complete douche bag. We honor andrespect you. We honor and respect you
we honor and respect you. DoDbless rock and roll, Sickle Tulsa,

(02:10:35):
have blessed Tulsa. We tried,boys. I did want to ask what
the scent was on the candle thatI have no idea, to be honest

(02:10:58):
with you, I don't. Idon't remember the smell. Probably some vanilla
bullshit. This was early two thousands. I don't know if that means anything
to you, but yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't remember the exact
smell, like she says, probablysome like fresh linen or fucking vanilla or

(02:11:18):
something like that. But I doremember the size. I mean, you
don't forget something that big smacking youin the face. There's someone waving,
so I don't know if they're gonnacome in here or what like. I
guess the light is a little andthey're unsure what the light means. The
one that says on her yeah,all right, so you might. This

(02:11:39):
is for the long time listeners,and I will bring Lindsey up to speed.
Okay, thank you, you're welcome. So I lived in this house
off Brookside and a cart like Iwas in bed one day and I heard
like like police sirens and you knowhow you can tell when police sirens are

(02:12:01):
getting close, yeah, mill ofthe night, and I'm like, wow,
they're really close. And through myback I had a big picture window
in my bedroom and I could seelights like they were on the other street.
And I'm like, oh, they'rechasing a car. And then it
sounds like they were on our streets. So I go to the front and
I see the car they're chasing kindof stop in my driveway block. They

(02:12:26):
get out of the car. Theyrun to the back of the suspect.
Yeah, it's into my backyard,and the the police chase. But as
that's happening, I'm now looking onmy backyard see the guy, and I
start flicking the light off and onright right, Yeah, makes sense to
help, it makes sense, Ithink. So it makes sense. Gimpy,

(02:12:50):
that's the first person in what tenfifteen years it's ever told you that
I don't disagree so much. Shit, Yeah, how the I didn't do
Like, why would I do that? I didn't do anything right. You're
literally not doing any good at allwhatsoever. Yes, you're gonna blind the
suspect with your porchelight. Yes,now some the Morse code alight. So

(02:13:15):
that's the backstory. We can comeback and you can come out. That's
the backstory. Then this morning Ihear a news story about a suspect who
has broken out of a jail inPennsylvania. And this is the news story.
Call for this Chester County, Pennsylvaniahomeowner nearly coming face to face in

(02:13:37):
his house with prison escape e Tonellocalvo Conte, on the run for nearly
a week. Welcome my wife.I said, hey, I think there
might be somebody downstairs, you know, get on the phone. Ryan Drummond
says he and calvo Conte had achilling exchange from one floor to another in
his home last week. Who Idecided to do was flip the light switch

(02:13:58):
on and all, you know,three or four or five times. Pause,
and then he flipped the light switchedfrom downstairs three or four times.
What's the moment of like, ohmy god, this guy is down there.
Cole contents slipping out of Drummonds.So they're just fucking with each other.
First of all, they have,according to the report, like a

(02:14:20):
pretty like fuck you man, nofuck you, I'm gonna kill you,
don't wanna kill you. And thenwith the response of so and now,
based off what Lindsey has said,and now what this news story has said.
I feel like there's a giant fuckingyou. Right, You've been to

(02:14:41):
everyone. You've been waiting for themand waiting for someone walking in my scope
for so long. On that one. Yeah, I was always taught as
a kid not to flicker lights becauseit would it would tell people on the
outside of the house that there isa problem, like you're signaling for help
or that. Like ever, Yeah, nor have I ever been instructed should

(02:15:03):
you walk by a home and alight is blinking off and on that there's
someone in dress like an upside downAmerican flag? Well, when you said
that you flicked lights, I wasthinking, Oh, you're like showing the
cups like he's here. That's whatI would. Yes, do you feel
better? Oh, dude, justification. My fucking dick was so hard with

(02:15:28):
so much happiness. When I heardthat story this morning, I was like,
I wasn't sure if I was gonnause it earlier or whatever, but
I was like, I'm fucking usingthat audio. That's what took so long.
A second ago, I was like, I gotta be able to play
this back. Well, that's good, that's good. I'll keep that in
mind. And I'll never make funof you with kid. That is enough.

(02:15:50):
That is enough for me to knowthat a lot of people fucking flick
their light off and on when dealingwith criminal type. I have never heard
about it now. I heard itthree separate times. Did the one time,
and that was all I've heard aboutit since then. It's a it's
now a thing, alright. Coolthe other side of this, right,

(02:16:11):
he could have been a long timelistener, moved to fucking Pennsylvan. I'm
like, words, give it ashot. No, so did they catch
the guy? The guy's still onthe run. No. Oh, I
mean I can play the rest ofthe story. But that was That was
the fucking crescendo, right there,man, that was the big to do
you what I thought? Maybe hewas like that was the same guy that

(02:16:31):
escaped He was right, No,No, he just got a thing for
going in people's houses and backyards andship people that like the flip light switches.
Yeah, but the idea of somebodybreaking into my home. This guy
did two things that don't make senseto me. One of them is like,
hey, get out of here,man, right, that makes no

(02:16:54):
sense, right, why don't justshoot him? Just he's in your house.
Shoot him one. I'm not goingto give up my position, right,
anything about that? If I'm telling, if I'm yelling, you can
tell my position. We're upstairs,don't come up here. Yeah, there's
no escape. No, I'm upstairsright, sure of jumping out a window?

(02:17:18):
And where am I on the stairs? Am I at the top?
Like, I don't fucking know.I understand I got the higher advantage point,
but that doesn't necessarily always bode well. No, and he's a criminal.
I'm not. I've never behaved inthis manner. I don't. I
am not prepared for this. Idon't know how many homes he's broken into,
right, right, and then,in a state of final fuck you

(02:17:39):
rum, I'm going to flick upand down my halogens. It makes no
sense. I don't just it onlymakes sense in defensive my behavior. It
does not make sense in terms ofdealing in that scenario. I was on
the other side of a wall.It locked behind a door. That fucker
couldn't get me, right, hedidn't have an outside switch to sit there

(02:18:01):
and you know, talk him backand forth with you, m you mother,
I will blow this fucking lightbulb.Don't think I won't, do you
think? Like the guy was like, oh fuck, I'm in a disco.
Maybe so maybe they That's all thatmakes me sense. He'd have a
seizure. Yes, that makes sense. My defense was tried to induce a

(02:18:24):
seizure. I'll buy it then,I'll buy it then. But just a
right little bit of a little bitof like, hey, fuck you,
fuck me, fuck you, fuckyou, don't fuck me, fuck you?
What else do I do? Maybeone flips one on and the other

(02:18:45):
one flips it off. It's likeI turn it off. No, I
turned it on, I turn itoff, I turn it on. Just
back and forth like it. Butwhatever, what's your emergency? Yeah,
we just had somebody breaking her home. I think it was that motherfucker who
broke out of the fucking prison.Okay, sir, are you still in
danger? Fuck no, I've thelight off and on. He's fucking gone.
He was scared. So he's responseto twenty three Maple Lane suspect has

(02:19:09):
been apprehended via flashing lights Right there. He was just fishing out on the
floor. I didn't know what wasgoing on. We caught him. Why
did you surrender? The flashing lightstoo much? Sir, I couldn't take
it anymore. I was blinded.It was so dark and then it was
bright, and then it was darkand I couldn't see shit. I was

(02:19:31):
fucking bumping into couches, stub mytoes is bullshit. Just take me in,
I give up whatever. Well,good for you, now, you
know. Yeah, not the onlyone, No, it's everyone does it.
I guess three is enough. Iguess yeah, all that fucking rule

(02:19:54):
of three works, but not forde people. No rules three works in
some scenarios. It does not workwith fucking people. We've said before,
it only takes a couple to makeit a thing. Uh huh. And
there you go. You got yourthing that you should start a club.
Light flashers of America. Fucking amL I g h not l I t
E right right right? Not asmuch were the heavy flashers man, the

(02:20:22):
light flashers you mean the flash lighters. No, that's a different they're out
of scranting the flash lighters. Yeah, apparently a thing I how to deal
with now, I don't. Iwouldn't know what to do because my lights

(02:20:43):
I control from my phone. Myexterior lights I control from your phone.
Tap your phone. Yeah, Ohgod, what if your phone doesn't want
to unlock? Sometimes it happens,you fat banger, you know, a
button or whatever. Your thumb doesn'tcover the whole sentence. Yeah, this,
this is an interesting statement. Iheard Whitney Cummings make the comedian She's
mad at and which I agree withthis, and I'll just so I'll say

(02:21:07):
it in my she gets credit forI am mad at how reliant I am
on WiFi. Okay, do youknow the number of things I cannot fucking
do in my life unless I haveWiFi? Yeah? Truth, that makes
no sense. But you do havedata those you don't really need them WiFi.
Same thing. It's the same theinternet. Just relying on the Internet

(02:21:31):
general. But to your point,where I live, the data isn't great,
right, So I've gotta have WiFi. Yeah, so like I've got
it. I'm I'm like, fuckeverything. You pay your bills, starlights
yes, yes, watch TV yes? Yeah? So God forbid the internet.

(02:21:54):
Like if they've suddenly go WiFi isfucking bad, Like, I don't
know what the fuck I'm gonna do. Guests, we'll just have to go
back to the stone age. LikeAC, I love AC. I could
go backwards right right, Like Icould go without AC, I could stay
in the shade. I would Itwould suck, It would suck, It
would suck. Right, But Iwhen I sit outside, when you're on

(02:22:15):
the boat, when you're doing whateveryou're outside, you can deal with it
hours, days, weeks. Yeah, whatever, you get accumulator and whatever.
Fucking WiFi. Yeah, you putme on a plane with no Wi
Fi. I'm like, I don'tknow what the fuck to do. And
I like to read, but I'mlike sleep. I can't sleep on a

(02:22:35):
plane. Yeah, it's hard.So like, no, wife, I'm
like Rocklahoma, they got this newtower up, so like the coverage is
brilliant now yeah and still but beforeyou were like, shit, I can't
see the fucking weather. Right fourdays later, oh hey there it is
yet right there was driving in therewas a big lightning cloud. So I

(02:22:56):
was like, oh, it's gonnastorm. I got to look right then.
I wouldn't be able to do that. No, you'd have to wait
until five o'clock when the newsman comeson and it's like, hey weather for
today, it's gonna rain. Ohhe's honest with me, Yeah right,
yeah, what you need? Theinternet man that's that is where we're heading.
Yeah. Yeah, whether we likeit or not, I could not.
I don't think I could function.I couldn't. I wouldn't know what

(02:23:20):
to do at a fucking red light. Just sit there and wait in the
fucking right in the doctor's office whileI'm checking out my groceries and there's a
line. Well, yeah, Iwouldn't know what to do do doctor's offices
because I haven't been to one ina long time. But do they still
have magazines on the tables for you? Yeah? They're old though they're like

(02:23:41):
that from this year. Yeah,because magazines are less and less a thing.
Yeah, everything's online. It makessense. So I was wondering if
they do still have, you know, a little something for you to a
little light reading while you're waiting fordoctor Smith to come in. I'm trying
to think my dent my kids dentistoffice. No magazines, my kids doctor's
off this, no magazines, theeye doctor, no magazines, my doctor

(02:24:05):
magazines. But to be fair thathe also sees geriatric patients or there's a
geriatric doctor in there, so there'sa lot of fucking readers digesting. Yeah,
and uh GHK right, good Housekeepingand yeah, little FCA Family Circle.
Yeah, yeah, I missed thedays of the family Circle, you

(02:24:26):
know. Yeah, No, thecartoon there was a cartoon family Circle.
There was not good. There was, and I've seen, as a matter
of fact, somebody taking that cartoonfamily there and I had the oldest boy
and the dad comes in and he'slike, what's going on here? And
he's like, he started coming afterme with this no mask bullshit. So
I laid him out. And it'sfunny. I was just trying to see

(02:24:50):
a family circle as a thing stilla thing. Yeah, I haven't.
I went to a therapist last yearand she had a bunch of old ass
magazines on the on the table whileyou sit and wait. But that's a
part of it. As far asI go. I haven't seen a periodical.
I haven't owned a magazine. Andgod damn forever. This is apparently

(02:25:13):
still a thing. Family circle.The family Circle apparently is still a thing.
It's all online, huh. Twentysixteen, the graphic novel The Family
Fund by the Guy tells the darkstory of the family of the creator of
the Family Circus strip. There's yournext Netflix Family Circus. That's Family Circle,

(02:25:35):
Circle circus circus circle jerk Bill Keane. He's dead, but the legacy
still lives on. His kids arestill living off his family circle. Holy
fuck. Like so his house,like they tell you his house, he
can go drive by, I guess, and then he's he's got a tomb

(02:25:58):
at a cemetery. You can goand be like, yeah, this guy
made made me chuckle a couple oftimes. Are you fucking you really think
there's people that are that big offans. They're like, I've got to
go buy and see the tomb ofwhat's his name. There's people that go
to the fucking place where a filmwas allegedly filmed here in towns. How
about a tornado? Yeah yeah,yeah right. People's obsession with movies and

(02:26:22):
like where it was filmed is bizarre. I don't get that with movies and
stuff. You're like, you know, explain it to me then, because
I don't get it. Was itat the Rumble and the Jungle or some
shit that was filmed downtown or someshit like Rumblefish Rumblefish. Yeah, So
like you could go to that alleyand you'd be like, oh, yes,
this is it. I was there, it was, Yeah, this

(02:26:43):
was the angle. They Yeah,like you can, you know, lay
hands on it if you're a fanof that movie or whatever. Same way
with the Outsider's House. I getthat. But a guy who wrote a
comic strip, oh, oh,don't know. But if the comic strip
was a part of your life,if I would argue that this is more
a movie you might see once,maybe twice. This cartoon was a part

(02:27:05):
of your daily life when you werefucking miserable, right, and while you
were shitting right, right, ora kid who didn't want to read the
news, you just wrote the comics, right, Yeah, that makes sense.
It was a part of your upbringing. But I'm not gonna go and
try to find the house with aguy who created Calvin and Hobbs, right,
You're not going to the house ofanyone. I gotta go see the

(02:27:30):
tomb of while shel Silver stands alittle different. But why is it different?
It's an author, Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's he's an author,
yes, but it's not comic strip. You actually wrote like books,
even though his books were funny andhis poems were funny, you know,
it wasn't just the comic strip.Yes, but like at least the movie

(02:27:50):
is you see the actual thing.Right, This person's fucking house wasn't a
part of the story, right,Yeah, I was looking to see if
if I'm sure there is a listof famous comic strip writers. Sure like

(02:28:13):
you. I'd like to think that, like the guy from Garfield, but
I don't know his name. Garfieldis a very very funny comic strip,
but I don't know who wrote it, Uh, Jeff exactly, Only ship
Jeff Davis. Okay, Davis,because John Davis was the Garfield's owner.

(02:28:39):
Okay, yeah, there's a lotof them out there. I did not
realize how many damn comic strip writersthere were right there, because I thought
comic strips died with newspapers. Ohno, I mean there's a whole new
set of them. But they're notthey're not the same, right like what

(02:29:01):
we grew up with, right right? Uh? Garfield. Jim Davis,
good old Jim was the creator ofGarfield. He's still alive at seventy eight.
Seeing now they're getting a lot ofthese mixed up with comic book writers.
I don't give a shit about comicbook writers. I won't find out

(02:29:22):
comic strip writers. Okay, wegot Jim, My kids saw Garfield like
whatever on Paramount or whatever, andso they wanted to watch it and they
could not stop laughing of how funnyit was that he likes lasagna. Oh
yeah, I was like, fuck, can'ts are supposed to eat lasagna?
Dan? Yeah, but it's notthat funny all in all. Garfield the

(02:29:46):
cartoon itself was not fam funny atall whatsoever the movies they made. The
movies were not good, they're bizarre, but the cartoon, the idea of
Garfield. He was Dennis the Menace, but a pet right right, right
right? I guess he didn't likedoing what he was told, right yeah?

(02:30:07):
And John was mister Wilson. Iguess you're right. And though he
was the retarded neighbor, I guessI don't know, right, the best
friend right right, that he wouldmake friends with, probably missus will He
was probably Missus Wilson problem because hegot along with Missus Wilson. Yeah,
Dennis the Menace, Dagwood okay,Calvin and Hobbs Kathy. Yeah. I

(02:30:35):
wasn't a feministe. I didn't getKathy. I never get it was too
young. And Dilbert. I didn'tget Dilbert either. Dilbert is always weird
Marmaduke shoe box, maybe a little, it'd be marmat Duke, the Far
Side. I always enjoyed those.Yeah, that was like my parents didn't
like Far Side. That was alittle too much. Yeah, too risky.
Yeah, but it was hilarious.Yeah. But the mini page was

(02:30:58):
a big thing. So, likeon Fridays, the mini page would be
in the newspaper and it would havelike word fines and stupid shit like that,
and I would do the I woulddo the mini page on Fridays while
my mom watched Dallas. How fuckingweird is that? Yeah, you know,
you gotta keep you busy. Youain't watching Dallas easily. The two

(02:31:20):
weirdest things, if I had toexplained to my kids that happened when I
was little to do not happen nowwas the newspaper being delivered yea, and
milk being delivered to our house.Never was on the milk delivery. We
delivered newspapers. We were the peoplethat brought you your newspaper, right,
my, oh, my goodness,gracious, I'll never forget. See,

(02:31:43):
my folks got married when I waslike seven, so it was like eight
or nine at this point in time. And we get up butt ass fucking
early, because you know, can'tbe leaving kids at the house salone sleep.
So they get us up, loadus up in that fucking old car,
and we'd go drive around. We'dbe sleeping in the back while they're
chunking newspapers. Yeah. Yeah,and then you took it over at some
point. No, it wasn't afamily business, but I did have a

(02:32:07):
paper round, separate, separated.Absolutely, yeah, we we They delivered
papers when we were living in California, and then I had delivered papers as
a kid living here in Oklahoma.It's good money, I guess for you
know, a kid, and youget to roam around and throw a fucking
newspaper at somebody's house as hard asyou want. Yeah. I remember one

(02:32:28):
time helping somebody who was covering,or we were covering. I vaguely remember
it, and I remember being like, this is fucking dumb. Oh,
it's the worst, and it's notlike you got paid. Well, no,
no, but as a kid,sixteen year old, give me my
cash. I get to roam aroundthe town I'm a bike and throw them,
you know, newspapers. They'd dropoff this big, fat, fucking

(02:32:50):
stack of newspapers, and I'd haveto roll every one of them. Motherfuckers
banned them up and if it wasraining, I had to put them in
the plastic bags. And those othersuckers don't throw for shit. You got
a regular newspaper, you could throwthat something a bit of good piste alright,
hit those those screen doors. Peoplecome waking up, piss it off.
How old were you when you throughnewspapers fifteen and sixteen? The idea

(02:33:13):
that you made a fifteen sixteen yearold get up at whatever time and do
that, then drive around in thedark and also go collect Yeah, it
makes no fucking sense to me.Absolutely, go knock on that door.
Hey, I need to get somefor the beer. It's a different time.
No people, No, people havebeen getting kidnapped forever for sure,

(02:33:35):
right, Statistically, if you lookat the kidnap numbers, it is not
getting worse. But you're not kidnappingthe paper boy or the paper girl because
they don't exist anymore. No,no, no, no, because probably
because people would notice right away ifthe paper boy or paper girl went missing,
Well, they knew their paper hadn'tarrived, but they didn't know they

(02:33:56):
were the kid was missing, right, right, But they had a job,
so they had someone to to turninto, you know what I mean.
Yeah, but there would be manytimes the paper wouldn't show up for
whatever reason, so there'd be hoursthat would go by and you'd be like,
well, fuck, where is it? And then you'd make a call.
So the duration of time I thinkwould be the same. And there's
no paper boys, no, no, not. I don't even know if

(02:34:20):
they deliver paper two houses anymore.I have no idea. I don't I
don't know. We get one here, we get one here, we get
one here in our on our floor, not on our floor downstairs, main
lobby. I don't know if somebodybrings it in or if they deliver it.

(02:34:41):
But there's always a newspaper down mansitting on a table kind of like,
oh, you mean in the inthe like the bank or whatever.
Not in the bank, but thatopen area as soon as you walk in
the front door, right there beforeyou get on the elevator, you know,
someone chairs, so someone could bringit and set up a copy there
they could see. I don't know, I've never I have not seen anybody
pull up yet. They think that'stheir big fucking good Samaritan thing. Right,

(02:35:05):
Well, I'm praying it forward.I have paid thirty five cents or
whatever the fuck it costs now rightfor this fucking bird tray liner news that
was yesterday. Yeah, because Twitterand everything else has your news beat.
Yes, even the nightly news isto the point where they're there's it's not
you watching. You're like, Ifucking know this already. Yeah, I

(02:35:26):
already wrote this this morning. Whatever. I had to stop working with the
news. I can't do it anymore. I used to watch and watch and
watch. Now it's just like I'mtired of what's going on in the world.
I watch right when I get upin the morning, right, have
it on the background while I'm doingother things, just to catch a little
tidbits like light flickering thing or whatever. And then I watched the four o'clock

(02:35:46):
news local, okay, right beforedinner time, Yeah, just to catch
some local stuff, got you.And then whatever fucking alerts. Yeah,
yeah, I used to watch itin the morning Fox twenty three minutes.
I want. I always watch,and I'm just like, I'm done.
All the news sucks. I don'twant to work with you guys anymore.
Oh yeah, any news is toomuch man, So I'm just gonna go

(02:36:07):
and you know, kill pretend peopleon on my video boards instead. Right,
too much violence in the worlds,Let me kill pretend. Let me
go to pretend violence. Huh.That's interesting. It's a weird get the
yellows, you know, kids earlyin the morning whatever, Ryan, Uh,
there's a put What did I see? I was gonna bring this up,

(02:36:28):
that they're gonna they're gonna try andban or stop the talking to each
other on on. Oh, they'repolicing, uh, the communication that happens
like in call of duty to otherplayers, and that they have banned like
some stupid number of accounts for becauseof abuse. Huh. That wouldn't surprise

(02:36:48):
me. I mean, you havethe ability to report people for talking shit
or profanity or whatever the case is. So I can see enough Vagina has
got together and they're like, allright, we got a world's full of
pus season. They can't handle it, so let's just start cracking down on
that. You've just submitted a bandappeal to the Activision support center. I

(02:37:11):
get out of here to get youraccount activated again. Huh yeah, or
using cheats will get you banned too. Oh yeah, yeah, that's been
a big thing. I'm like,well, how the hell you go stop
that? First of all, howthe hell do you cheat? But I
guess computers are different than PlayStation consoles. I don't know. It must be
like extreme, right, Like ifyou and a crew are counting cards at

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the casino, they're gonna fucking dealwith it. Yeah, But if you
are gonna try to count cards,they're not gonna you know, if you're
making notes, they're gonna be likeyo, yo, you can't do that,
man. Sheel the fuck out.Just There's been a couple of times,
you know, we got our NewYear Blood drive out at hard Rock
and I just take pictures of thefloor, you know, like standing above,

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like hey, we're coming out,dada da. They've come up to
me security has and been like,hey, you need to delete those pictures,
you know, because whatever they're loadingthe machines or whatever like that.
I'm like, I didn't know.I was just taking a picture. Yeah,
you know. I people say that, but I've never experienced that.
That's crazy. They made me.I was like all right, no,
They're like do it now, Likesat there and watched me delete these pictures,

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and I'm like, there you go, no more pictures. Huh.
Yeah, it's pretty insane. Yeah, that is insane. But I get
that. It's a casino. Imean what you're gonna buy that picture?
You're gonna be able to decipher,Yes, how to fucking make the game
pay out more? It's a computerboard. Nah. And then I'm taking
them down. I'm taking them foreverything they got. Well, look they

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use a Magnum four seven five,not the Magnum four seven three. That's
where we're going wrong in the wholething, right, Yeah, I get
all that. Yeah it's weird,but whatever, I get it. It's
your business. You can do whateveryou want, right, I'm just happy
to be here. Maybe I wasn'ttrying to get him though. That's the
last thing I need, you know, is getting you know, kicked out
of the casino right before a bloodDrive stars because of a picture, right,

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Jippy can't make it a day boss, he got kicked. God,
that would be so awesome for them. Damn show we've been starts. That
would be so awesome on so manylevels. Make you do like the show
from your phone, right, well, sit outside in the part of the
waffle house or some ship. Yeah, just record like he be like yeah,
I'm still here, yea in theparking lot. All right, you

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guys have a great week and we'lltalk to you soon. See