Is Marcus a Jerk?

Marcus had a confrontation involving dog poop and now he's wondering if he's a jerk. Plus, Marcus ruined Corey's day, apparently. 

Episode Transcript

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More variety from the two thousands,the nineties, and today it's Star one
on one three. It's Marcus andCorey. Good morning, six oh seven.
Back from the weekend. Happy Monday. Hi, he's going on over
there? How are you, Corey? I had a very adult weekend really,
Yes, Saturday, we completely reorganizedthe garage and it was such a
wonderful feeling because ever since we movedin, we downsized from the house in

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Oregon, and so we've just kindof like shoving things wherever they'll go,
uh huh. And it felt sogood to get everything that we don't need
to access right away shoved in thiscloset on the stairs, so it's like
artwork. We're not going to hangthings we don't need. And then we
have these shelves in the garage andI said, I don't want these boxes
with overflowing whatever. I just wantnice, tidy, rubber made containers organized

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on the shelf. And it tookus most of Saturday. I wanted to
get into the bar because there isa bar in our garage, but that's
my weekend photo is the organized garage. I was so happy. And then
we also took it a step upMediterranean diet all weekend look out, uh
huh huh consistently. So Saturday nightwith this wonderful strawberry feta smoked almond chicken

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salad. Now does the Jeff makethese things? Yes, Oh my goodness.
The thing is if I do therecon he'll do it. So I'll
find the recipes and he'll do it. And then last night it was this
wonderful orzo artichoke, sure allives chickenfeta. I mean, I'm going into
my birthday soon. I want tokick off this year in a healthier mindset.

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You're in your Mediterranean diet era,that's what we're doing. Yep.
I went to Santa Barbara for mycousin's fiftieth birthday. Party was a house
party in Monasito. I wouldn't callit a house party. That house is
not just a house. That's abeautiful, gorgeous. It was as bougisy
thing as state. But I tooka road trip with my sister and we
hadn't road tripped as adults, Idon't think, ever, how is it?

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I picked her up in Salinas andthen we drove down one on one
and she is aggressive as a driver. Yes, she gets mad at everybody.
She yells at everybody. I've justI told her, and she was
driving my car. I go,just put on the predictive cruise control.
Just sit behind somebody and relax.This is why you didn't sleep the whole
time. God yeah, no,she's yelling at everybody. Go you can't

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change people. And you know thatpart of one on one is nothing but
big trucks, so nobody wants todrive in the slow lane. But it
all came to a head when wegot to Passel Robles and she actually hollered
at a cowtrain's worker for not movingthe traffic along fast enough. Check this
out. Okay, she's more aggressivethan I am. So we hit some
traffic outside of Passo Robles. Sowe decided to do the thing where you

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exit the freeway and then jump backon the en ramp to bypass the issue.
We get down to the bottom ofthe en ramp and they've got it
all coned off and you know,work trucks and there's something going on on
the road under the freeway and carsare whizzing by perpendicular to where we are.

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We can't cross because it's only atwo way stop. When it should
be a four. And we're waiting, and we're waiting, and we're waiting.
There're wiz and winz and wizzening,and there's guys everywhere. She's like,
what is happening. She goes thatone guy has a stop side.
Is he gonna use it? She'said, I'm gonna talk to him. I'm
like, don't, don't, don'tdo it. Get out of the car.
No, She rolls down the window. She goes, I'll be nice.

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She rolls down the window. She'sexcuse me, excuse me, Are
you gonna stop them so we cango? I know, no, this
actually happened, and I'm just like, I can't even see. She's talking
to a traffic director. Correct,she's talking to a cal Tran's guy who
has a stop sign. And helooks over it just like shocked. That's
what And he goes, ma'am,we have to respect the flow of traffic.

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She goes, oh, and thenshe says, well, I mean
you're holding the stop sign. Ithought you were the flow of traffic.
That's pretty clever. I don't knowif it's clever. It's certainly not going
to get him to turn the sign. And he laughed so hard, and
then he took his soop side andwalked out into traffic and stop at cars

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to let us go. And thenas we're driving my I go, don't
forget to roll down the window andsay thank you the nice man. Yes,
and she goes thank you. I'mlike, oh my god, my
sister is the biggest Karen that Iknow. Officially, sometimes though, I
have noticed when you're in those constructionareas where you're like, when's it our
turn? That's exactly what was goingon, and our turn did not look

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like it was coming. So I'mgoing to give her half a shout out
for like taking manners into her ownhands, but not even something I would
have done. I tried to bea nice person because literally on Friday,
I was leaving our parking garage andyou know, I wanted to take a
left on Fifth onto Brannon to getonto two eighty. So I'm waiting because
you have to wait for oncoming trafficbefore you can turn left. The ding

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dong behind me took the left behindright behind. That's what happens when you
go too far out in the intersection. But it wasn't your turning. He
took a chance gonna get my car. So I got right up on that
tail, hanked and honked and challengerand flicked and flicked all the way onto
That's how you get shot. Idid kind of assess the people in the

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vehicle and went, I can takethem. Oh my god. Anyway,
Jason, how was your weekid greatweekend, big shout out city and Milpitis.
We did this family camp out.It was just at this park in
Milpedis, this big grassy area.There was like tons of families. The
police department was out there providing food, the fire department breakfast. Yeah,
that's awesome. Paid into this eventand they gave you dinner and food and

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games and there was marshmallows and Grahamcrackers and there was like this little band
at night. I mean, like, was they a fundraiser for the No
you paid you, I mean likewe put the money went to the police
and the fireman. Oh, Ithink it just went to the city to
put on this event. This thethird year. My kids had a blast.
That's dope. I mean it's weird. You pull up to just a
park, this is a grassy field. I was like, this is camping.

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But it was so fun. Youhad tents yep, and you spent
the night yep? Was it onenight? Two nights? Yeah, just
one night, Saturday night. Thisis your second super good time weekend in
Milpitas in the last Yeah, weirdright, My wife was making a joke
about that Milpitas coming up just theway it turned out. I don't know,
spent fun, spent all that timeliving right next to it, and
then you moved to Alamedia. Youcan't wait to get back. Yeah?

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Is it hot? Was it hot? It was hot? Yeah? It
was hot? Cool man, Ilike that. All right, We're gonna
have our weekend picks up in amoment. Would love to see yours so
we can get a little family photoalbum going. That'll be up on the
Marcus and Corey facebook page very shortly. We have tickets All Morning, seven
thirty five, New Kids eight ohfive, six Flights Discovery Kingdom with the
Trivia Game nine oh five, moretickets for Ellen Stay with Us coming up

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next. We're gonna talk about howI ruined Corey's weekend. The weekend on
Sunday night, I sent one text. Oh no, it was one,
and she blasted back. There waslike seventeen. I'm also offended. Are
you yeah a little bit? Why? We'll talk about it at sixteen.
We'll see that's on the way staywith Star one one three, Tylor Swift
and Post Malone. And that's calledFortnite. It's Nude Star one O one

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three, It's Marcus and Corey.Six to twenty three Monday, Welcome back
from the weekend. Apparently I ruinedCorey's evening last night with my text.
You'll me to read the text?Are you're going to read the text?
I'll read the text. I gotready seven forty seven pm yesterday? Any
chance I can borrow the power supplyfor your at home broadcasting unit? My

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power cord got damaged. I haveto test the equipment tomorrow for a pending
podcast. Just understand, I wastrying to load it in after getting home
from Santa Barbara yesterday. What timesyou get home? Six? So I'm
trying to load it in and Iaccidentally clipped it with the scissors, and
then I panicked because I needed itto Dan. I'm like, what can

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I do? So I email theengineering department just hey, you got any
extras? And then I thought Coreyhas one. I'll just see if she's
available, So I send this text, and then she fires back, is
there any chance you could wait tilla later minute to ask? They don't
have anything like that at the station. I'll grab it, but I want

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it back in case I need it. That's not how I sounded when I
That's exactly how you sounded when Iread it. But that's not how I
sounded when I understand. I wasin the panic mode, and I thought
to myself, let me reach outto my friend. Maybe she'd looked me
up, my friend who was usingthe mouse that I gifted her when she
first got here, for example,give that to me. You're just letting
me use it while we're here forever, though it's on permanent loan. You

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know, why do you have peoplecome into the studio and look at this
mouse and go, what is that? It's weird? It's a mouse.
You're welcome. Well, i'll takeit back now now I want it back.
Okay, you can you mean?Not mean? So, I wrote
back, I'm sorry, it literallyjust got damaged. Listen to you with
your sad little voice that you're usingto read these. I said, I
only need it for tomorrow. I'llget it back to you. I already
emailed engineering for a replacement, butthere's a chance they won't have it in

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house. I'll have to order.I'll need it tomorrow. I appreciate it.
And you were trying to find it, and you said, just just
the black power chord, that's allyou need. And then twenty seconds later,
Hello, is that it? AndI was like, what is going
on at your house? And Ihurt my feelings. I didn't mean to
hurt your feelings. Let me justset the scene for you. I knew

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there was something going on. Ithought to myself, Oh, there's so
I'm interrupting something. So by thetime all of this was said and done,
okay, picture this. I tooka bath, super clean and some
fresh pjs, me and my bettyBye. Is this going to take an
adult turn? No? And I'mreading a book that I've discovered. I'm

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really enjoying it. All the dogsare relaxed, everybody's settled in for the
night. I gotta get up andgo to the garage and find this box
and find this cord. And Ijust like threw off the entire evenings.
I'm trying to be an adult,you know, and go to bed at
a decent time. I'm trying toread more. I'm trying to be a
better person as I go into thisbirthday. And like literally I was like

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so calm and so relaxed. Hey, listen, I gotta do Hey,
stems, my cord's broken. Ineed you to bring one in. Isn't
this funny? So all the dogsfreak out, everybody gets up. They've
all got to go to the garagewith me. You're lucky. I organized
the garage and I knew exactly wheremy setup was so I could find that
cord. But it was just likeI was like so blissful. Oh Snuggy

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and my buddy, bye with mybook and my dog's Okay, get up
and get me a card? Isnot what I said? You could a
You could have ignored me until thismorning. Maybe no, I'm not but
I wouldn't do that, but Iwould prefer to be ignored then any chance
you could wait till a later minute. I thought that was funny. Don't
they have anything like this at thestation. I didn't yell it. I

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was dictating my rabbit. But Iwant it back. No, I want
it back because in case there's emergencyand I have to broadcast from home.
I want to make sure that we'relike, oh crap, I forgot to
get my cord back. You couldhave eate, you could have you could
have said I would have taken this. Hey, I just got in for
the night. Everybody's down. Yeah, but I know you needed it.
Yeah, but it was more funto give you crap. Knowing you needed

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it didn't translate well on text.Well that's text because then because then you
called me, Well, that's becauseI want to make sure I was bringing
the right thing, and you werestill irritated. I just want to make
it because I like my i'd go, everything was all over the place,
was like I got my phones onthe charge right now, I get it.
But understand also, I was panicked. I wasn't giving you a directive.

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I was panicked. Stems cord.Now, Oh, I'm sorry you
relaxed in your bed, reading likean adult. Shut up. That's a
problem with text. So I soI late night texted you on the night
that you decided to adult. Yeah, I'm sorry. No, you know

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what. Sorry, it's more funto give you crap than anything. And
that's the whole point. Can Iget an apology though, I'm Sorry you
feel that way. That's good enough, I guess, so all right we
should go. We're late now.Sorry, what's coming up? What's training

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you have? Sorry that you feelthat way. Will Ferrell is jocking to
be People's Magazine's Sexiest man Alive intwenty twenty four. All right, yeah,
that and more coming up. It'ssix fifty hang on more variety from
the two thousands, the nineties,and today it's Star one on one three.

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It's Marcus and Corey six forty.Good morning, Hi, they were
They published a report that the averageAmerican keeps their car hell a longer than
we used to. I but Iget this. I totally understand this.
The average car has now been onthe road for let's see, how do
I phrase this? Americans are nowholding their cars onto like for like fourteen

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years. It used to be elevenor twelve currently. So yes, we
have the pre owned certified Mercedes,which is a twenty twenty one. But
that's one of the reasons we didpre owned is it's like it's just not
worth it to buy new anymore becauseonce you drive it off the lot,
it depreciates. Correct. My carthat we kept as well is a twenty

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fourteen. My ev is at twentyseventeen, but my wife's is at twenty
thirteen. Your car looks newer thanthat. That's because I try to take
care of it. I'm not thebest, but I try to take care
of it. The challenge is alittle beat up. It's been driven across
the country a couple times. Butthat's one of the reasons I like driving
it here because of potholes and whatever. It's like, I want to keep

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the nice car nice, and theother car is the car that we drive
on the daily. As much asI want to get a new vehicle,
like we testrove some nice vehicles onMother's Day for my wife and she is
going to get a new car atsome point. But for me personally,
you start driving those real nice vehiclesnow I'm scared of like scratching them up,
like that first time that you scrapedthe wheel well against the side of

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the sidewalk or something. Oh God, my heart just dropped. It's the
worst. But again, that's whyI don't know if we'd ever buy brand
new anymore, because all these carshave all these bells and whistles. And
one of the things we noticed too, like for a while, they were
like, let's just buy American.That's why we had Dodges, because when
we had European cars, it feltlike it costs more for the repairs.

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Nowadays they're all the same. What'sthe longest you ever held onto a car?
Challenger the Challenger? Yeah, evenas a kid, Like what about
your dad? Your mom? Ohmy mom? God, she had a
Jetta forever, a stick Jetta stickAnd as she was going through she had
breast cancer and she's like going throughchemo and like her hip hurt, and

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I'm like, Mom, you deservea new car that is not a stick
shift. She five me, andI think that thing was. I know
it had over one hundred thousand mileson it, and then she gave it
to a friend of hers and whodrew it for another one hundred thousand mile.
Sandy, my old partner on theair, had a famously had a
Honda accord with and she traded itin with three hundred and fifty thousand miles

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on it. Hondas are like oneof the most stolen cars because they're so
reliable. I had a Honda CRXin high school, got it used,
had like sixty thousand miles on it. I have dreams about that car.
I missed that car. CRX,Yes, sexy for the I mean,
nothing says I grew up in thenineties like a Honda CRX. My friend's
like, I'll see those on theroad every once and I'll go, how

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how are you still on the road? We held on the cars forever when
I was a kid. I don'tknow if that's a function of being Latino
or what, but my dad hadan eighty six Toyota pickup that I drove
almost to the year two thousand,two thousand and one. Yeah, and
I wish I still had it.It was a cute little pickup truck.
And then when I was in highschool in the mid nineties, had an

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eighty two Chevy Celebrity that was barelymaking. It only had three hub caps.
The passenger side door only opened fromthe inside. The driver's side door
only open from the outside, soyou'd have to roll down the window and
then reach your hand over. Ohyeah, I mean, and I don't
know how that thing existed. Butwe never never bought new cars ever.

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So with this study, but peoplekeeping their cars longer, is there a
reason? Is it financial? It'sjust expensive, like money is expensive right
now, the cost of the averagenew vehicle, and he guesses, ooh,
in twenty twenty four dollars, fortyseven thousand dollars. I was gonna
say fifty. And then you haveyou know, interest rates, and then

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you have just the just the expenseof owning it. There's the bills and
whistles are what blows my mind.I was watching a car commercial the other
day and she was able. Shehad her son outside the car and she
was changing the shape of the headlights. You could decide what light bulbs would
show up and what wouldn't. Andthey were like five different decisions. And
I'm like, you know what thatis? Something else break it. I'm

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gonna say that exactly two thousand dollars. At least I missed the old days
because I was able to actually dothe tune up, change the oil in
my in my Toyota pick up,and these days you could you can wait,
no anyway, the average American holdsunder their care in my day totally
totally. I can change my ownoil. I used to be somebody fourteen

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years, that's how long we're holdingon to our riots. I can see
it six forty four. We'll checkwhat's trending next. What do you have,
dude? I hate to say itbecause I was actually rooting for him,
but things don't look good for jLo and Ben AffA. I know
more signs. All right, we'llget into that and more. Get you
caught up from the weekend. Getyou a little download here at six fifty
it's Star one O one three amon Selena goamaz Star one on one three

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Monday morning, it's Marcus and Corey. Let's get caught up. This is
what I'm talking about. It's what'strending on Star, what's happening in entertainment
news, the biggest stories of theday, and everything people are talking about
today. In the Babe, JenniferLopez and Ben Affleck are reportedly trying to
sell the mansion they bought a yearago as they get closer to potentially pulling

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the plug on their marriage. Ohthis house is the one they bought after
they got married. Jalo and Bentook almost two years to agree on the
house and spent sixty million dollars onit. They're looking to sell it sixty
five millions, so that will beat a loss after commissions and rates and
all that. Ben's already moved outnow she's looking to be trying to find

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a new place as well. Shewas recently spotted out to dinner with a
friend, but she still had aring on, and Ben was spotted earlier
this week and he had his ringon as well. But maybe they're just
fine. Ah, you're adorable.Sixty million dollars for one house, I
think, and this is just mypersonal opinion. I could be wrong,
but when you get married that manytimes and make a big, giant,

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huge celebration, you know, whitegown, love of my life, you're
kind of dis expecting marriage. Ithink a little bit. I feel like
if it's your fourth one, maybebecause a sacrament of marriage. If I
was going on my fourth marriage,I would probably sneak away to Vegas and
just kind of go through a drivethrough and let Elvis Marius. You know,

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if I was on my fourth marriage, I would absolutely be out of
money on many levels. And that'sthe thing, like, not the normal
person couldn't keep having these lavish weddings. I mean, good for you if
you want to do that, liveand let live. I don't care.
I just kind of feel like shelikes. I think she likes the idea
of marriage, then the actual marriageitself. My cousin said something very poignant

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when I got married, and hegoes, yeah, if I screw this
one up, he was on numberthree. Oh, he goes, if
I screw this one up, Ican't do it again. I'm no good
at it. And that to metranslates to I don't compromise. I know
a lot of people, when theyget divorced after their first marriage, say
I'm never getting married again, andthen they do. My dad was one
of them. He said, I'mnever getting married again, right, but
I think after like three or four. But maybe we don't know anything.

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Maybe anything. I said that Idon't know anything. At the New York
City premiere of Despicable Me for thispast weekend, Will Ferrell humorously announced his
intention to campaign for People magazine SexiestMan Alive. Oh he's not so serious.
Well, I mean I could seehim being serious. He is fifty
six, and he joked about planningthe seeds for his campaign, noting that

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comedians are rarely featured on the iconiccover. He was wearing dark sunglasses in
an Adidas track suites that would beepic. He plays his best sexy soccer
playing villain act. In the hopesof furthering his bid, he said,
with the audience and encourage him tovote for Comedians for Sexiest Man of the
Year, acknowledging that his friend andfellow actor Paul Rudd was honored with the
title in twenty twenty one. Comediansshould win it. I feel like you

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could look at some of the peoplewho won, like Ryan Reynolds. He's
funny, funny, ist, sexy. Yes, I think yes. And
then here's something that makes me wantto leave the planet. Nick Cannon.
We know that he's famous for hispodcast and hosting the Mass Singer and having
a ton of kids. He hastwelve kids with six different moms so far,
and he might have plans of thatnumber because he has ensured his family

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jewels for ten million dollars. Familyjewels being a metaphor. Yes, he
doesn't actually have family jewels. No, we're talking about a body part.
Nick used a service to find outhow much he was worth, confirming everything
from his favorite features to how helikes to do certain activities, and that
was the amount they came up with. Stop pro creating, We're trying to

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save the planet. Not Kinna,your carbon footprint is enormous. Literally,
his finishing move. That's disgusting.You're disgusting. That's well, I didn't
mean it like that. No,not you him? Okay, well how
would you get disclore? You arethat you need? Do you feel the
need to populate the planet? Ican't explain Nick Clint Cannon, and neither
can you what he can't. TheApple Worldwide Developers Conference is going on starting

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this morning, the wa w DCkeynote session, where Apple's going to introduce
their next generation platforms and most importantlyannounce Apple Intelligence Apple AI, how they're
going to be incorporating AI into theirdevices. Don't look for a bunch of
new hardware. This is going tobe more of a software thing. So
I will keep you posted throughout themorning. I don't know. I just

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saw something about a drone helicopter taxiservice. Yeah, I will wait.
Let some other people go test thatout before I'm getting up there, or
a not an early adapter on theAI. I'm gonna let you go first.
This is interesting. SFPD is goingto start using a special lasso to
restrain criminals. They're saying it's notunlike it's yeah, it's not onlike the

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Wonder Woman magical lasso. It's calledthe Bola Rap and it fires kind of
like a taser, but shoots outa lasso with weights on both ends.
This is a South American weapon andI like the idea because this is not
this is not lethal force, andit could de escalate stuff because they mentioned
that like if you have someone thatyou need to restrain and you yell stop

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and they don't, your only optionis to use force, and so this
could potentially, you know, deescalate a situation that might otherwise maybe get
deadly. Who knows. Hope itmakes you tell the truth vice that's an
og Wonder Woman references that some peoplemight not know. So I just want

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to even with the new DC universein gal Gado playing wonder That's right.
Okay. So after eighty three years, they ran the last race at Golden
gate Fields on Sunday. Some mixedreactions. Race fans are heartbroken. Obviously
this is for me. It's likeone more thing that the East Bay has
lost, you know, past theA's and the Warriors and the Raiders,
and now that Golden Gate Fields areclose, I look at it from the

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perspective of the safety of horses.Okay, but I get like that local
nostalgic feeling. It's closing because thecompany that owns it has decided to consolidate
their resources in southern California. Mostof the horses and trainers will have the
option of moving to the Northern CaliforniaFair Circuit. Okay, I have very
fond memories of anybody else go todollar beer and hot dog day at the

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track. That was. I knowzero about horse racing, but I know
all about dollar dollar dogs and dollarbeers. Up on the market, believe
you up on the Marcus and CoreyInstagram. I don't know if actually Jason's
working on He's waiting for his pick, but we will have our picks from
the weekend. What'd you get intothis weekend, Corey? Very much adulting.

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We organized the garage and got thingsput away. Everything was just kind
of hodgepodge, and now everything hasa place and everything's in its place.
My sister and I got to befancy over the weekend. Yeah, my
cousin's fiftieth birthday at a house inMontecito, which is kind of where Oprah
lives and oh yeah, Megan andHarry live and it was a backyard shin

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dig and it was so nice thatthe pictures you show me are amazing.
So we're going to have a pickup in a couple of minutes. Get
your weekend picture. We want tosee what you got into. And that
post will be up momentarily on theMarcus at Corey Facebook page and Instagram.
Jess what's trending every weekday morning onthe fifties. That's at six fifty seven
fifty eight fifty am. And connectnow with the Marcus and Corey socials and

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blogs. That's at one O onethree dot com. Well variety from the
two thousands, the nineties, andtoday it's Star one on one three.
It's Marcus and Corey. It's backfrom the weekend. It's second Date Update.
We are here, we are inyour corner. We have your back,
Rider Dies. I've literally thought youwere gonna say, in your face,
in your face, rider Dies.We're here to find out why you

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can't get that second date, hencethe name Second Date Update. Let's say,
bring Isaac on, Isaac, goodmorning, good morning, how are
you doing good? Good? SoIsaac is having trouble getting a girl named
Karina on the phone who he hadwent out with. What can you tell
us, Isaac, how did youguys meet in? How did the first
date go? And what has happenedsince? Yeah, so, just to
be griefful, we met on ahinge and we ended up meeting up for

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lunch in rock Rage. It wasa really beautiful day. We found this
cute little French place and had wineand a couple of you know, appetizers,
and you just got to know eachother. I thought the date was
great and she was really cool alsolike me, very environmentally conscious, love
biking and kind of all into alot of things that I'm into. And
she was really really pretty, justas pretty as her pictures. And I

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don't know. I thought it wasa great date and I wanted to kind
of show her around because she's kindof new to the area. Okay,
I enjoyed myself on the date,but the problem is that I can't really
get a follow up from her now. You know, I've texted her given
a couple of days, gave acall, even left a voicemail. So
it was like the showing her aroundthing was like, that was your idea

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for the next date. Hey,I can show you that. That's a
perfect way to get yourself in therefor d xactly exactly that that was kind
of the idea. I was like, you know what, maybe for the
next date, I can show youthis part I like, or this thing
you so. Yeah, So Ithought it went well, kind of had
a game plan going forward, butall of a sudden, it's kind of

(26:59):
crickets. So nothing like she's ghosted. Yeah, okay, nothing, here's
another thing that happened. Okay,hold on, hold on on. Corey
does a dateline theory every time.Go ahead. So I was just reading
this story and he was about longhaul truckers. So maybe she stopped at
a truck stop to get some gasand you know, got spotted by a
long haul trucker. Why do wehave to be so specific, because I'm

(27:21):
going based off the facts. Whatare the facts? The facts are that
eight one hundred and fifty instances happenedwith long road long haul road truckers.
Jesus, and then what happened?I don't want to know. She's fine,
she's just still in the back ofthe cap. As soon as she
gets a moment, she's gonna escape, Isaac. Now, he's just entertaining
you. Isaac's just being very polite. Listen, I just want I want

(27:44):
to give it you straight, Isaac, back to you. Why don't we
call her. Let's call her andtry to figure out speech. Isaac.
We're gonna we're going to figure outwhat happened. Can you hang on the
line, Yeah, okay, hangon one, Sack. We'll play a
song and we'll call Karina. SecondDate updates Star one on one three,
well variety from the two thousands,the nineties, and today it's Star one

(28:07):
on one three. It is Marcusand Corey. We are doing Second Date
Update and we've been chatting with Isaac. He and Karina met on hand and
ended up in Rockridge for lunch,a little French action. They did some
wines, some appetizers. I likethat, Isaac in your recollection, nothing
weird happened. Yeah, I thoughtit was a totally normal date. Like
the conversation was great. Sure,I thought it was good. Okay,

(28:27):
I'm just confused. Let's call herand see what she thought. Hang on
the line. Actually mute yourself out, and we're going to give her a
shout right now here, we goHello, Hi, may speak with Karina?
Please? This is she. HiKarina, It's Marcus and Corey.

(28:52):
Hi, I'm Star one on onethree. Hello, I'm sorry, who
where Marcus and Corey? We youa radio show here in the Bay on
iHeartRadio on Star one oh one three. I don't suppose you listen to you.
I'm actually new from Texas, sothat's being against you. I just
haven't found any radio stations yet.Well, welcome now you have. Hey

(29:18):
listen, I know this is outof the ordinary. Would you have a
minute to be on the radio withus. We're doing a dating segment and
I'm wondering if you have a momentto talk about a date you've been on
recently, If that's okay. It'sa gentleman who really enjoyed your company.
She's exhausted already. I think sheknows who it is already. His name
is Isaac, and he dug you, and he's feeling ghosted. So I

(29:42):
don't want to put you on thespot. But what can you tell us
about the date. He'd love totake you out again? Is that possible?
How did it go for you?Well, I'm gonna be honest,
sure, I mean he seems supercool at first, like super cool,
and I was so excited about it, but he ended up being a total

(30:03):
weirdo. A weirdo, yes,do tell? Okay, So, like
I said, I was excited.I'm new to the Bay. Dating online
has been horrible because I've been drivingaround everywhere and I don't know where I'm
going to meet these guys. It'sbeen terrible. But Isaacs seemed different,
Like he likes the outdoors and Ilike the outdoor. We just had a

(30:27):
lot in common that he loves todrink wine. I do too. He
had all his teeth you know,yes, exactly. I don't think she
is anyway. Sorry, it waswhen the menus came that it got really

(30:48):
weird. Okay, it turns outthat he's a huge Germans or something because
he pulled out cor Ox wipes andstarted wiping down the tables the menus.
The silverware is literally my worst nightmare. Yeah, Corey does that in here.
I don't wipe anything down. Iclean off the counter. No,
I hate that stuff. I'm sorry. Being clean is hard for you.

(31:11):
All Right, that was a shotanyway. Sorry anyhow, back, So,
okay, so he's wiping everything down, Yeah, and it just I
thought it was just a weird quirk. Then when we went to say goodbye,
he gave me a fifth bump.What was that? A fist bump?
Well, I know a lot ofpeople have started doing that after the
pandemic. Uh huh, I meanI can given pass on that. Wait,

(31:33):
it gets so much weirder. We'resaying our final goodbyes and he actually
pulls out parrel and squirts them onhis hands while I'm still standing there.
So weird. So you Purell's afterthe fist bump? Yes, do you
even need to do that? I'mnot sure. I just feel like a

(31:53):
lot of these things could have waitedtill she wasn't there, Like I might
have wiped down my menu when shewasn't there. Sure, Okay, So
here's the fun part is we've gotIsaac actually listening right now, Karina.
It's a teachable moment. Isaac,are you there? Hey? Guys,
Hey, so do you understand thisis a little what's the word I'm looking

(32:15):
for, quirsd worky. You cansee how this is weird, Isaac.
I mean, look, to behonest, a part of me maybe had
a feeling this is what it wouldbe about, And honestly, I don't
really see the big deal, tobe completely frank with you, so I
like to be hygienic. I'm alittle hyper fixated on that maybe, And
honestly, restaurant menus are gross.Tables never get cleaned properly. So I

(32:38):
just I'm like, what is wrongwith like a little purel And I definitely
have, you know, a littlebit of an obsession with like being clean,
and you know, maybe it feltlike a little much after the fist
bumps, but there's bacteria and equalmatter everywhere. Poor he always says,
well, they don't clean the menusall the time. Where they do do

(32:58):
them properly, and I've seen themlike on the tables of that dirty rag.
Wait a minute, Yeah, I'mnot trying to get you know,
from an infection from from a restauranttable on a first date. Karena your
thoughts. I mean, I totallyget the menus being dirty, but pulling
out parrel right in front of mewas like a real vibe killer. Sure,

(33:20):
literally a f bump like I'm notyour buddy, Like geez, like
what if I went in to kissyou? That's literally swamping spit. I
mean would your head explode? Ithink when it comes to like kissing and
things, I think eventually I would, after a little bit of time,
I would probably become more comfortable.I would just need to know a little
bit more about your hygie habits beforeI, you know, was comfortable kissing

(33:44):
you. Maybe you can get yourdental records. So what happened? Oh
my god? Now I wish himall the best in his little bubble.
But no, I can't, right, okay, hang on, hang on?
I mean I understand hygiene that isa little over the top. I
think there canna be a balance offist bumping. Do you really feel the

(34:07):
need to sanitize? Perhaps wait untilthe lady has left the premise go weird
at the end? All right?Second Date Update seven oh five Weekday Mornings
replaces it nine oh five. We'vegot the podcast. It'll be up there
by noon on the iHeartRadio app.Literally, you can subscribe to Marcus and
Corey's Second Date Update. It's Mondaymorning. I was in Santa Barbara over

(34:27):
the weekend, downtown Santa Barbara,walking around and I need to know I
had an interaction. Am I thejerk here? It involved somebody else not
picking up dog poop. Well,I mean, I just feel like that's
kind of cutting dry, and Isaid something. It depends on how you
said it exactly. All right,we'll get into it about four minutes on
Eat your opinion. It's on theway. Next it's Star one oh one
three versus Lady Gaga, Good Morning. More variety from the two thousands,

(34:51):
the nineties, and today it's Starone O one three. It's Marcus and
Corey seven to twenty. We needyour feedback because I need to know if
I was the jerk here. Whenyou give me like the rough synopsis of
it, I immediately lean towards no. But I don't know what you said.
I'm going to give you some detailand you're gonna go mmm, okay.
So this involved what I believe tobe somebody not picking up their dog's
poop while they're on a walk.I was in downtown Santa Barbara over the

(35:14):
weekend. My sister and I drovedown there for my cousin's fiftieth birthday.
We're walking around on State Street,which is the big street down there,
and we're following this couple and theirlittle dog with some kind of Maltese little
dog, and I looked up andI see the dog kind of standing right,

(35:36):
kind of in the driveway of apublic parking space, right, and
it's not moving, not moving,And then it starts moving and the guy
reaches down, picks it up andstarts walking away from what looks like a
pile of poop. And I waslike, was it did you see it
kind of hunched like they do whenthey go. I thought, so,

(35:57):
okay, So then I see thispoop and I see him walking away with
the dog, and I'm like,wait, is he not going to pick
that up? And now I'm startinghow you know, how you would get?
How would you get if you sawthat like somebody like throwing a piece
of trash on the ground. Correct? And then I hear behind me,
hey, you could pick that up. You didn't say that anyone else.

(36:19):
Now I'm following these people, notliterally following them, We're just sitting saw
the same trajectory, and I'm like, do I say something? In my
mind, I'm like, well,what do you do? When the other
person yelled? What did I do? No? What did the person with
the dog? Nothing? At thispoint, I'm like, God, are
they going to pick it up?And I walk by the poop, and
there it is. It is poop. You have confirmed that it is poop.

(36:43):
Now I'm like. I look atmy sister and I was like,
I want to say something. She'slike, don't just let it go.
No, it's wrong. It iswrong. And then I see the unthinkable.
I see this guy pull out,uh, you know, one of
those rolls of bags, and I'mlike, oh, he's going to go
back and do it. He's goingto be a good citizen. Doesn't What

(37:04):
was he doing with the bag then? I don't know. So at that
point that's when I engage them.I walked up and I said, give
me the bag. I'll go pickit up. Oh, just let me
have the bag. And he lookedat me like I had three heads.
And I go to the poop backthere, I'll get it. Just give
me the bag. I can't letit sit on the sidewalk like that,

(37:25):
and he goes, that wasn't mydog. Oh, And then I thought
to myself, he's right, there'sno way that size came out of that
dog. Oh. No. Sonow I'm standing there looking at them.
They're looking at me like I gotthree heads. But they were very nice
and I said, I'm so sorry. I sort of got triggered. I

(37:47):
saw what I saw. The guyyelled behind. I apologize. This is
a little accusatory. Good day,you know what. I then we walked
Your intentions were pure or I meanit's not, yeah, but I rolled
up very accusatory because you know what, I'll tell you this. Every time
we walk into the alley behind thisbuilding, I played dodge the pile of

(38:08):
poop, hoping it's dog, andI think to myself, is it because
it's in this alley that people arelazy because you're supposed to pick it up.
My favorite is when they bag itand leave the bag. I would
rather you not bag it, leta decompose. But let me ask you
this, as a dog owner,if you came on that and you had
bags, would you not pick itup anyway, even if it's not your

(38:30):
dogs? Or no. Here's thething. We took our dogs for a
walk yesterday, all three at thesame time. By the time we were
done with the walk, Jeff's carryingfive bags. Okay, so that's your
So we've got enough going on thatI don't need to be cleaning up after
your dog just because it's like Idon't need any more bags. But but
the thing is, it's like youown a dog. That's part of owning
a dog. So because that's thething, you're thinking to yourself, this

(38:51):
guy passed this pile, it wasn'this dogs, But should he pick it
up? You know, it alldepends on what's going on. I mean,
if in that mentality you're gonna goon bluxhom and start picking up everything
back there. No, But ifI come across one on my walk,
I would probably if you had abag. If I had a bag,
you would pick up just random poopif I was on my walk. Yeah,
Because I want to keep my neighborhoodclean, I would like to do

(39:12):
that with trash. Yeah, canI tell you, I'm gonna say,
trash in the front of our house. It's terrible. People just constantly dropping
trash and it gets in our bushesand stays there. There's a Am I
the jerk here? Not with him? No, I don't think you are
just just for engaging like that likeI did. No, I don't,
And maybe I'm wrong because I thinkthat people are very much on this planet

(39:35):
not sharing it with others in arespectful way. Probably more of a jerk
for bringing this subject matter up whilepeople are trying to have breakfast. I
just realized I should apologize. We'retalking about sorry about that, but if
you live anywhere where people have dogs, you run into it. But I'm
glad that he was nice about it. Everybody was nice because it could have
escalated. And then I apologized andbacked off. But then now they're behind

(39:57):
us three steps and I'm sure they'relike that guy ding Dong. I don't
think so. I mean, ifyou're a dog owner, you get it.
Even if you're not a dog owner, you don't want to see that,
right, I don't know. AmI the jerk here? Leave us
a talk back if you have anythoughts on this at all. I want
to ask my husband, would hepick up strangers? Right? That's that

(40:19):
little red microphone on the iHeartRadio app. Would love to hear what you thought
about that. Basically to recap,saw a little dog do his business on
the sidewalk, or so I thought. I confront of the owners because they
didn't pick up. Turned out itwasn't his. Am I? Am I
a jerk for confronting like I did? Normally I would call you a jerk,
but I'm on your side. Okay, you can leave us a message

(40:40):
to a DM on the on Instagramor Facebook private message. We're gonna check
what's trending in a bit. Whatdo you have? Are j Lo and
Ben affleck over? They're doing somethingthat makes me think. Yes, okay,
that's at seven fifty. Before that, in the next ten minutes,
tickets for New Kids on the Blockstaged Yes or variety from the two nineties
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(41:04):
Good morning. Who's this? Whereare you calling from? This is calling
from Clayton. What's up, Brianna? Good morning? Hi, good morning?
You got the tickets? Yeah?Would you like to take me?
Oh my god? That is soawesome, you guys. I'm never at
this early and I just took myboyfriend to work and I was just like,
oh, let me call in.This is awesome, that's great.

(41:24):
Oh my god, you're like alevel ten girlfriend taking your boyfriend to work.
So cute. Now, how isyou going to feel about you taking
Corey to New Kids on the Blockthough, Oh my god, let's go,
where's this kidding? Let's make tshirts? Well, you got a

(41:45):
pair of tickets have the best time. Thank you for listening. Oh,
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(42:06):
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(42:30):
yep. Also battling the is theCrystal fire. But also they just rescued
a kite surfer off of the SanMateo County coast. That's crazy. This
is Davenport Landing, which I haveto assume is about ten miles north of
Santa Cruz. There was a kitesurfer who got trapped down on the beach.

(42:52):
The only thing I can think of. I don't know the full story,
but I would assume they were kitesurfingand then ended up getting blown onto
a beach that had no access toget back to a trail or anything.
The winds were nuts this weekend.I mean, like just the sound.
I can't I mean, I don'tknow what the safety is on, like
when you shouldn't go kite surfing ifthere's a certain level where it's too much.

(43:14):
I remember when the winds were likefifty miles an hour and a bunch
of kite surfers came to the beachin half the band. I got a
pretty solid video. They're nuts.Does it go up in the air,
that's I mean, but I cansee how easy it'd be to get carried
away. Sure, so it tooka helicopter extraction. A helicopter rescue crew
used a line to pull the surferfrom the beach to the cliff side above

(43:36):
and again this was Davenport landing andno injuries. Good, so fantastic anyway,
thank you CalFire. Oh I'm missingI'm glossing over the best part.
The reason they found him was becausehe wrote the word help in the sand.
Yeah. Smart. In fact,I'm gonna post this on our Instagram
page. You can check that outand listen. If anybody from CalFire.

(43:59):
You know a little so you needa massage, just, you know,
a little helped Hello get you throughyour day. I'm here. You're a
giver. I want to help.Thank you, cal Fire. We appreciate
you. Seven forty three. Coreywould like to show her appreciation. And
you gentlemen, need a moment.You need somebody to climb you like.
We're gonna check what's trending coming upnext. I think it's over for Ben

(44:22):
and j Low. I was rootingfor them, I really was. We'll
get you caught up on what thelatest is coming up at A seven fifty.
Here's Benson Boone. This is calledBeautiful Things. It's on Star one
O one three. Loved this song. Ce Star one O one three.
It's Marcus and Corey seven to fifty. Good morning. This is what I'm
talking about. It's what's trending onStar, what's happening in entertainment news,

(44:45):
the biggest stories of the day,and everything people are talking about today in
the Babe all right, it lookslike Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are trying
to sell the mansion they bought abouta year ago. How much well they
bought it for six sixty million.Now they're selling it for sixty five.
But that doesn't mean they're really goingto make a profit, because after commissions
and taxes and rates and all that, this brings the couple closer to potentially

(45:09):
pulling the plug on their marriage.They haven't been living together anyway. This
house was bought for their marriage.He's living in a rented space. She's
looking for a space. The onething I will say is the last time
the two of them spotted, theyweren't together. She was having dinner with
a friend, but she selled aring on. He was spotted earlier with
his ring on as well. ButI don't know, man, I don't

(45:29):
think j Lo was meant to bemarried some pieces four. This is number
four. It's a lot of work, man, And he has said to
friends. One of the sources said, he's like, I never feel like
it's going to be good enough forher, and she definitely looks like somebody
where it's like, I would notwant the responsibility of keeping her happy.
Let's not gloss over the fact thatthey spent sixty million dollars on a house

(45:52):
that they're not living in. JasonI was telling Corey off the year.
I'm finishing up the Matthew Perry autobiography. He was talking about dating Julia Roberts
and he literally was like, okay. She flew him to New Mexico for
a date for New Year's or somethingon a private jet. He goes,
I had money. She had money. Yes, there's different levels of money.

(46:15):
You can imagine Jlo and ben Affleckxlike combined financial situation. Every time
she's gotten married, it's been thishuge Cinderella like type of fair. I
feel like when you're on like marriagethree or four, you kind of tone
down a little bit. Maybe gothrough the drive through in Vegas, Elvis
Mary's. Maybe she just likes gettingmarried. You know what. The thing
is your princess for a day,but the marriage is for life. Oh

(46:37):
yeah. At the New York Citypremiere of Despicable Me four this past weekend,
Will Ferrell announced his intention to campaignfor People magazine Sexiest Man Alive twenty
twenty four. I love that hecould probably do it. He's fifty six,
and he joked about planting the seedsfor his campaign. He says comedians
are rarely featured on the iconic cover. He was wearing an Adidas track jacket

(46:59):
and put on some sunglasses, hopingto further his bid. Now, he
says, his fellow friend, actorand comic Paul Rudd, was honored with
the title in twenty twenty one.That's different. That's a different Paul Rudd
than forty year old virgin or anchormanPaul Rudd versus ant man Paul Rudd?
Are you sexy because you're in theMarvel universe? Man comedy is sexy?

(47:20):
Nick Kennon grosses me out. Okay, So he's famous for everything from his
podcast to the Masked Singer to havinga million kids. He's got twelve kids
with six different mothers, and he'sgot no plans on stopping turns out.
And he has ensured his family jewelsand I don't mean actual jewelry. This
is a metaphor for anatomy. Suredhis family jewels were ten million dollars.

(47:44):
And he used this service where theyfind out how much he's worth down there
confirming everything from what he likes aboutit and how he participates in certain activities.
How would he get the full payout? Like what would have to happen?
Don't work anymore, you can't makeany more. You have to get
damaged. Happen to everybody eventually.I mean, I'm sure there's a cutoff,

(48:06):
but men can have children. Don'tsay the words cut off. Please
thank you. Yeah, old oldguys have They can still have kids.
So I would have to be maybean industrial accident or I did it.
They just they just rebel and theystop using us. I did a deep
dive on this, and apparently itis a it's a mental condition of just

(48:28):
wanting to procreate, and not becauseof the physical act, obviously, but
just like you just want to youjust want to genghisk on the Earth order
SVU. Is that right? Yes, there there are men who are feel
that the planet will be better ifthere's a lot of them around. Crazy
it grows. Apple's Worldwide Developers Conferenceis popping off today to the w w

(48:50):
DC and they are expected to announcenot so much hardware but software. There's
a keynote sash this morning. They'regoing to introduce their next generation platform or
most importantly, announcing Apple AI,Apple Intelligence. They say it's going to
be better than any other one outthere. Yep, they're not necessarily the
front runners in this race. Microsoftis at this point. So let's see

(49:12):
what Tim Cook and the and andcompany come up with. They're showing video
of this drone that looks like ahelicopter. So it's going to be like
a taxi drone that you can getin. That's a half. Ever,
Well, when they were talking aboutAI, I saw a video of it,
and I'm thinking to myself, youknow what, you go first,
let me know how that goes.I'm not gonna test that out. I
still haven't done the you know,driverless cars. I saw that the other

(49:36):
day. I mean the driverless carsare acting as ubers. Okay, I'll
ride deliveries. I'll do it atsome point. I would be very interesting.
Well, SFPD, you're going tostart using SFPD going to start using
a special lasso to restrain criminals.It's the Lasso of truth. It is.
It looks like it from Wonder Womanvideo. No, yeah, is
that up. It's called the Bolawrap. Can we pop that up?

(49:58):
Yeah? Put it on the marketsin course, TikTok. Maybe they shoot
out of a little shooter and thenit wraps you like Wonder Woman's lasso and
you're immobilized. I think it tellthe truth, what oh tell you true?
So it shoots out a lasso withweights on both ends, and the
idea is that you know, whenyou subdue a criminal like that, that
it would actually de escalate the situation. I think better than a taser,

(50:20):
because sometimes a taser doesn't always work. You know, after eighty three years
they've run. The last race atGolden Gate Fields happened on Sunday. Mixed
reactions, race fans heartbroken. Obviously, animal activists were all four of it,
all for it. Yeah, Ijust think it's another removal of something
from the East Bay and the EastBay. You know, it's been a
tough one losing you know, A'sWarriors, the Raiders, and now the

(50:45):
track. I know nothing about horseracing, but I would show up on
a Sunday for dollar bud lights inhot Dog Day. Sure. I know
all about eating hot dogs. Iunderstand the history of racing. I am
a big horse lover, so I'mnot I don't enjoy watching it if they're
not in perfect health, but sure, when it comes to I mean,

(51:06):
it would be nice if you couldturn that into something else. They don't
know what they're going to do withit yet. It is waterfront property,
so they're saying that the company thatowns it, has decided to consolidate their
resources in southern California. Most ofthe horses and trainers will have the option
of moving to the Northern California FairCircuit. On the Marcus and Korey instagram
are picks from the weekend Corey cleaningout the garage. Oh, Jeff and

(51:28):
I were on a mission Saturday andvery satisfied in front of your clean space,
your optimized space in the garage.There. Yes, my sister and
I attended my cousin's fiftieth birthday partyat a private home in Montecito and felt
rich and famous for about ten minutes. It's beautiful, lovely place. So
that pictures up me and the cisticroad trip and then Jason, is this

(51:49):
you and your daughter? That's myson's that you're saying, Sorry, I'm
not looking at it. Yeah.City of Milpitis put on a family camp
in one of the parks sweet andit was great. You pay in,
they give you dinner, they giveyou a breakfast, they give you games,
entertainment. It was super fun.Bill Peter's doing big things. They
are. I want to see thosepictures. They're up on the Marcus Ecorey
Instagram. We would love to seeyour pictures from the weekend. Thank you

(52:10):
for participating. Please post right nowon the post in the comments a nice
photo of whatever you did. It'son the Marcus Acory Facebook page right now.
Guess what's trending every weekday morning onthe fifties. That's at six fifty
seven eight fifty am. And connectnow with the Marcus and Corey socials and
blogs. That's at one O onethree dot com. More variety from the

(52:32):
two thousands, the nineties, andtoday it's star one on one three.
It's Marcus and Corey. It's timeto win. We've got four six flags
Discovery Kingdom tickets. They're the thrillcapital of Northern California, with ten world
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While you're there, you can seeif you can find Kim shoes,

(52:53):
Corey's best friend lost your shoes onthe back. Oh yeah. Also pro
tip, don't ever try to siton your shoes on a ride because science
is undefeated and physics is a realthing. Am I right, Corey?
That will never not be funny.I lots of shoes Okay, we gotta
get to it. Let's say goodmorning to our contestants. Sarah is in

(53:15):
conquered, Good morning, good morning. We'll take it all the way into
the south band. Say how toyour opponent? Jennifer is on the phone.
Hi, Jennifer, Hey there.It's five trivia questions, fifty seconds
to answer them all. Each personis going to be asked separately with their
opponent on hold. Whoever gets themost right answers wins. If you don't
know an answer, you yell outpass. We'll come back to the question

(53:36):
if we have time left. Allright, but you play along at home
in the car. Here we go. Jennifer goes on hold there in San
Jose, and we start with Sarahin conquered, not including jokers? How
many playing cards are in a fulldeck? Who painted the famous artwork The
Starry night Y's which fairy tale characterhad a pumpkin carriage, nacle and glass

(54:07):
slippers? Freddy Mercury was the leadsinger of which rock band? Oh?
Which actor played the lead role inthe nineteen eighty six film Ferris Bueller's Day
Off. That would be Matthew Robert'sgo back to when you passed on.

(54:31):
Who painted the famous artwork The StarryNight. Oh, I'm gonna say,
all right, we're out of time. Sarah goes on hold and conquered,
and we pick up Jennifer in SanJose. Hello, Jennifer, Hello,
not including jokers? How many playingcards are in a full deck? Who

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painted the famous artwork The Starry neight Dango? Which fairy tale character had
a pumpkin carriage and glass slippers?Cinderella Freddy Mercury was the lead singer of
which rock band Queen. Which actorplayed the lead role in the nineteen eighty

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six film Ferris Bueller's Day Off,Matphew Brodrick answer for everything? All right,
Sarah comes back and conquered. We'llsee how she did against Jennifer and
San Jose. Question number one,not including jokers, how many playing cards
are in a full deck? ButSarah, Jennifer said fifty two, That
is correct. Who painted the famousartwork The Starry Night? Sarah passed.

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Jennifer said van Go It is vanGo? Which fairy tale character had a
pumpkin carriage and glass slippers. Sarahand Jennifer both said Cinderella. It is
Cinderella Freddy Mercury was the lead singerof which rock band Sarah said, pasted.
Jennifer said Queen, It is Queen. And which actor played the lead
role in the nineteen eighty six FilmarisBueller's Day Off. Sarah said, Matthew

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Broderick. Jennifer said, Matthew Broderick. It is Matthew Broderick. Our score
is five to three. Jennifer isour winner. Sarah, you did well.
Yes, you get the chip clip. But Jennifer apparently has her plaque
on the Hall of Fame the BritannyArms and Alvi Den from when they used
to do trivia nights. So playagain with us weekday mornings at eight o

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five am. What you know aboutthat? On Star one one three,
Well variety from the two thousands,the nineties and today it's Star one on
one three Marcus and Corey. It'seight twenty two. Good morning, Uh.
Study showing the average American is holdingonto their car longer. Average passenger

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car age is up to fourteen years. I believe it now. My challenger
that I have is at twenty fourteenand you know what, it doesn't have
the many miles on it. Ithasn't even broken forty thousand. But for
you know, just life circumstances,moving and not having a job a couple
of times. But I like thatcar, and it's a great car to

(57:06):
use here when we're driving around thecity and there's potholes and weird stuff,
and you know, we keep thenice car in the garage. I like
having a car that's got some mileson it, some patina on it,
because the amount of anxiety that youfeel when you have a brand new car,
and the like the first time youscrape the wheel wells up on the
curb, or the first time youget a little ding or a dent,

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it's like, oh God, myheart, it does hurt a little bit,
and it's a bound to happen.The thing is, though, like
I think back to my first car. I got a used car when I
was sixteen. It was a HondaCRX. I still have dreams about that
car CRX. What color was it? Red? Tu seater. But I'd
still stick my friends in the backtell me not a little with the nineties

(57:49):
without telling me you grew up inthe nineties with that CRX. It was
so funny, though, was everyonce in all a friend of mine will
text me. I went to highschool with there's like every time I see
one of those on the road,I'm like, how is that safe?
That it's so old. So thereason people are hanging onto their cars longer,
they cite high prices for a newvehicle. The average cost of a
new vehicle is forty seven thousand dollars, a resistance to ev technology and a

(58:15):
dislike of some new car features.There's so many bells and ramils that if
you break one, everything's going togo down. So in my husband's old
SUV, he had one of thosescreens with the GPS, but it also
controlled the temperature, it controlled theseats, it controlled everything. So if
that goes out, everything goes outand you get so many I told you

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this earlier. There's a high endcar on the market and the commercial the
woman is in the driveway and herson's in the driver's seat, and she's
got all these options on what designshe wants her headlights to be. Jeez,
that's it. There's like five differentdesign That means there's five different ways
that can break. That's all.I'm thinking. It's going to cost three
thousand dollars just to fix that partand That's why when we did buy the

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Mercedes we have. It's a preowned certified so it's in good condition,
but we're not buying brand new.People don't like the stop start feature that
say, you know, you stopat a stop light and it turns your
car off. I will, Iwill say this, it's not noticeable in
the Mercedes because I don't like iteither. Like I got a loaner from
a dealership and I and it wasone of those starts stop and it was

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so obvious. It was like Johndrunk, John junk. Then you've got
that Apple Connect and people are afraidthat their personal info is going to be
compromised or that somebody's going to takeover their car, you know what I
mean with I didn't even think aboutthat because I have that. I didn't
even think about that personally. WhenI go look for a new car,
I'm a weirdo. I need twothings. I need a dial on my

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radio. I'm not good with thetouch screens, and then I need a
spadometer. I don't like the digitalreadout okay, and those are going away,
you know what I mean. Like, but like I like it old
school. I like it a littleold school I get that, and I
agree with that because it's like Iwant something to I will say I have
had the old school. I hada Blazer back in the late nineties and

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it was a stick and my dadtold me, he's like, be careful
to spot the gas tank isn't perfectright. Well, that meant that it
was off by a quarter of atank, so when you were at a
quarter of a tank, you werebasically empty. The guessing game was strong.
Hey, guys, I'm not goingto make class because I'm in the
middle of the street. Your predecessor, Sandy, famously had a Honda a
Chord that she traded in with threehundred and fifty thousand miles on it.

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Honda's man, they last forever.In fact, I read like nine out
of the top ten longest running carsare either Hondas or Toyotas. My mom
had a Jetta. Yeah, forshe had over one hundred thousand miles on
it, and then when she gaveit to a friend and they drove it
for another one hundred thousand miles.It's nothing like not having a car payment.
I will say that, oh,that's the best average age of car

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in the US is now up tofourteen years. There you go, eight
twenty seven. We'll check what's trendinghere in a little bit. What do
you have, Jaylah Ben Affleck arewe calling it quits? Sounds like it
it does. We'll get into thatand more coming up at eight to fifty.
Hang on, it's time for goodnews with Marcus and Corey. Good

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Sometimes all you need is one agood thought to make it a great day.
So let's do this. It's goodnews on Star one one three.
Give any good news twice in morningseven weekday mornings here on Star one oh
one three it is Marcus and Corey, and we got to get a shout
out to cal Fire, who uhsaved a kite surfer that had gotten stranded.

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And what's amazing is this kite surferwas pretty ingenious in making sure he
got noticed. He wrote the wordhelp on the beach that he was trapped
on. And this is uh,this is just north of Davenport, so
think about like where the Swanton Berryfarm is there along Highway one. I
actually passed this yesterday driving home fromSanta Barbara. Yeah, took a private

(01:01:58):
Hell okay, this is right here, people righting in a private helicopter above
Davenport Landing spotted the word help inthe sand and then a loaded authorities who
then pulled the kite ser for tosafety. That's so great. This it's
a helicopter rescue crew. There's avideo and they were able to pull him
from the beach to the cliff sideabove and no injuries. That's great.

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So I thought was pretty fantastic.So CalFire out there battling the blazes and
getting containment but also saving lives iswhat they do. So it was really
windy this weekend, so that's theonly thing I can think of is that
this kit kitser forgot kind of blownoff course. All right, eight forty
three, we'll check what's trending ina few minutes. What do you have?
I don't know. If Jayla,then I feel like you're going to

(01:02:40):
make it. They're selling their housethey bought for their marriage. Yeah,
the big one, the sixty milliondollars. Huh. We'll get into that
and more coming up at eight fifty. It's Star one O one three with
No Doubt, Don't speak no doubt, Star one on one three. It's
Marcus are talking about It's what's trendingon Star one one three. It's happening

(01:03:00):
in entertainment news, the biggest storiesof the day and everything people are talking
about today in the Bay. Tendingis brought to you by Cash Creek Casina
Resort. This is your time tocash in at Cash Creek Casina Resort.
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are tryingto sell the mansion they bought about a
year ago as the couple gets closerto potentially pulling the plug on their marriage.
This house is the one they boughtafter they got married. Jalo and

(01:03:22):
Ben took almost two years to agreeon the house and spent sixty million dollars
on it, so much money.They're looking for sixty five million when they
sell it, but that's not reallygoing to cover their losses when you think
about commissions and taxes and rates andall that. Ben's already moved out and
now Jalo has said to be lookingfor a new place as well. Gosh,
they came in so hot and heavy, and everybody was rooting for him

(01:03:44):
because you know, they were engagedbefore and it didn't work out right right,
and now now now here we are, here we are. It'd some
bummed I was rooting for him,I really was, But I mean,
who knows, I could be wrong. Maybe they want to downsize. At
a New York City premiere of DeSpickle Me for this past weekend, Will
Ferrell was there and he is puttingin his bid to be People magazine Sexiest

(01:04:06):
Man Alive for twenty twenty four.He says, we need more comedians on
the cover. You know you gotyour. I mean, I think Ryan
Reynolds is funny, but when youtalk about people who grace the cover,
Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, youknow Joe Mingel. So Farrell put on
his best sexy soccer playing villain actin the hopes of furtherings bid. He

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joked with the audience and encouraged themto vote for comedians for the Sexiest Man
of the Year, like his friendand fellow comic actor Paul Rudd. However,
Paul Rudd was not named Sexiest Manof the Year when he was doing
forty year Old Virgin or Anchorman.He didn't get that title till after he
was ant Man. A dramatic actor, well a Marvel superhero an Avenger if

(01:04:49):
you will. Nick Cannon pretty famousthese days from everything from his podcast,
to hosting the Masked Singer, tohaving a billion kids. Nick's got twelve
kids with six different moms so far, aren't Apparently he's not done, okay.
He says that he has ensured hisfamily jewels for ten million dollars and
I think you know what I'm talkingabout, used a service to find out

(01:05:15):
how much it was worth down there, confirming everything from his favorite features to
how he likes to use them.There should be a limit on how many
children you can have because we're tryingto save the planet and his footprint is
large. It's its own state.Stop it. I mean, it's Nick

(01:05:35):
Cannon. What are you gonna do? Nothing? Nothing? Nothing. The
Apple Worldwide Developers Conference is popping offright now, the WAWDC introducing their next
generation platforms, not a lot ofhardware per se, but software. Most
importantly, they're jumping into the AIgame. They're going to introduce, if

(01:05:56):
they haven't already, Apple Intelligence,and they're going to show how AI is
going to be integrating with the featureson your iPhone. So we'll keep you
post on that. I know thisis really super exciting for you, Corey.
Yes, no, I'm just scaredof the future. But what's really
sad is I spent two hours thisweekend trying to figure out why TikTok was
draining so much of my storage andI had to do a deep dive.

(01:06:16):
But you got to clear out yourcachet. I don't know what that means,
but I did it pronounce cash inthis case. I don't know that
it's cashet. I like to saycashe sounds way more friends it's bougie.
But yeah, you have to clearthis stuff out, like it was using
up all the gigabytes. And myhusband's like, I'm only at like one
point, blah blah blah. I'mlike, I'm at seventeen. And so

(01:06:38):
I went and did what they toldme to do. Thank goodness for Google.
You why is this drinking all mystorage? And I did what they
said and it went away. Butwow, what does that have to do
with WWDCA So AI being in yourphone things taking information drain my storage because
I'm storing your info and AI isgoing to take over and it's going to

(01:06:58):
deem that we're too stupid to livein the take over the planet and we're
done. It's tough being an influencer. Corey Foley after eighty three years.
They ran the last race at GoldenGate Fields on Sunday. Mixed reactions.
Race fans, of course, heartbroken, animal activists all for it tracks closing
because the company that owns it decidedto consolidate their resources in Southern California.
Most of the horses and trainers willhave the option of moving to the Northern

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California Fair Circuit. I am ananimal lover, so there's a lot about
horse racing. I don't like,sure, but I did like dollar hot
dog and dollar beer day. Imean you can do that regardless of the
horse racing. I knew nothing abouthorse racing, but I go to the
track and bet on the ponies andneat some hot dogs. Yes, our

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picks from the weekend are up.Also, we've been talking about. Oh,
I forgot to mention my favorite story. SFPD going to be starting to
use a special lasso to restrain criminalscalled the Bola rap. I love it
because you know what that means,fund I unlike the Wonder Woman lasso.
It fires a lot like a taser, but shoots out a lasso with weights

(01:08:03):
on both ends that then will wrapup the perpetrator. And we have a
video a demo on the Marcus AcoryInstagram. It's pretty awesome. Nice check
it out, leave a comment.Our picks from the weekend also up.
I went down to Santa Barbara areafor my cousin's fiftieth birthday. Took a
road trip with my sister. Ithink this is our first road trip in

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our adult lives. So you lived, Yeah, we did super cute.
Pick there at the house, Coreyorganized her garage very adult. Yes,
it's something I've wanted to do.I felt very accomplished. And Jason and
his family there was a camp outfor the city of Milpitas put on.
Looked like a lot of fun.Yeah, so he's there with his son
having some fun in the meadow therein Milpitas. You could check those out

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on the Marcus A. Corey Instagram. If you're on our Facebook page,
drop us a pick. Let usknow what you got into this weekend.
We're putting a photo album together.Would love to see it again. That's
on the Marcus Acory Facebook page.Go give it a like, leave us
a comment. Please guess what's trendingevery weekday morning on the fifties. That's
at six fifty seven fifty eight fiftyAM and connect now with the Marcus and

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Corey socials and blogs that's at oneO one three dot com. Well variety
from the two thousands, the ninetiesand today it's Star one O one three
Marcus and Corey nine to twenty MondayMorning, Back from the weekend. Something
happened on my weekend trip to SantaBarbara. Now I'm wondering if I'm the
jerk here, and at the outsetprobably sounds like I'm not. But then

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I'm gonna I'm gonna give you somedetails and I'm gonna make you think a
little bit, and then I needyour opinion. Okay. So here's how
it went down. Downtown Santa Barbara, walking around with my sister, just
seeing the sights. I see acouple in front of me with a small
dog that looks like it's pooping onthe sidewalk, okay, and then he
freezes any He unfortunately freezes right inthe driveway of a public parking lot,

(01:09:53):
so they have to go by andpick him up. And they leave a
big steam and pile right there,all right, and they will keep walking
and I'm like, what are theynot going to pick it up? And
they they didn't. They just keptwalking and I was like, I'm wanna
see something. Should I say something? And the guy behind me yells at

(01:10:15):
you could pick that up? Okay? I noticed, okay, And what
happened when that person said something?Nothing? The people in front of me
just ignored him and kept walking.And now I'm getting more irritated, and
I'm like, I looked at mysister, should I say something? I'm
say something? Are you gonna saysomething? And then finally I see them
pull out what looks like a dogbag, and I'm like, oh,

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they're gonna be good citizens. Getit great? There you go. They
don't. They proceed to, likeI don't know, finger the bag and
then kind of put it back andput it away. And then that was
when I engaged, and I walkedup and I said, give me the
bag, I'll go get it.You said that. I said that to
them directly. So when you wentup to this person and said that,
how did they react? They kindof were like what looked at me like

(01:10:58):
I had three heads? And Ilooked at my If you're not going to
pick it up, at least letme get it off the sidewalk, right
give me a bag, I'll goget it, and and they said it's
not ours. And I looked downthe bag. No, the deposit okay
on the sidewalk. Okay. Ilooked at it and I thought to myself,
Yeah, there's no way that cameout of that dog. Now now

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I'm I'm engaged and I'm embarrassed,and I'm like, oh, why didn't
you just leave it alone? Marcus? Would you have said anything? It
depends if it was somewhere. Imean, I don't know, because what's
hard for me is that somebody elsehas obviously dropped that and not picked it
up. So we do have ajerk out there who was not cleaning up
after their dog in the moment youthink it's the dog in front of you.

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Sure, I always say something,Yeah, I would. What would
you say? Are you gonna pickthat up? Right? I mean I
would say that because we all arefollowing they were all rules. We all
share sidewalks. There's right behind ourbuilding. I'm Bloxom. I don't know
what happens in that alley because Ithere's either droppings left that aren't picked up,

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or somebody puts in a bag andthen leaves it there. That's the
one that drives me crazy. I'drather you not put it in the bag
because I want to decompose quicker.This happens at the beach all the time.
It'll be on the beach and somebodypicked it up, but then they
just bagged it up and left itthere. Why bother, you're adding plastic
to the mix? Thank you?I just I mean usually those are buyer
to gary Old. But it's gonnatake longer than it would if it was

(01:12:24):
just a natural I find this sofrustrating because it's such an area of contention.
I mean, if I were walkingmy child and my child pooped on
the street, I'm gonna pick itup. So then you say something and
then you realize it's not actually theirdogs poop. Where are you at now?
I would apologize and say sorry,jump the gun on that. And

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then you look at each other andit's kind of like, well who has
the bag? And should we pickup somebody else's right? Because then I'm
like, well, can we pickit up anyway? You have bags?
Yeah, but we have enough topick up. I have three dogs.
I have enough to pick up.I don't have to be an adult for
everybody else. I was just talkingabout this couple. Listen, if you
have a small dog and you're notused to big dogs, it is not

(01:13:06):
on them to pick that up.They chose to have a small dog for
a reason. Well, let's justsay I apologized, everybody was cool,
and then I walked away sheepishly.I don't think you did anything wrong.
And then they remained behind us fortwo uncomfortable blocks, and I just kind
of hear them talking about what tellme I was you did not No,

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I didn't, but in my head, I absolutely didn't. I I honestly,
normally I would agree that you're thejerk, but this time I'm on
your side. I would have probablydone the same thing. All right,
Any thoughts on this would be welcome. Use the talk back on the iHeartRadio
app that little red microphone. Ninefive. We have another giveaway. We've
added tickets to Ellen DeGeneres. Thisis going to be in July. It's
our farewell tour. That's the Masonic. If you want to go, get

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ready to win. Within the nextten minutes. We'll tell you exactly when
to call. Keep the radio on. More variety from the two thousands,
the nineties, and today. It'sStar one oh one three, Marcus and
Corey nine to forty three. Wehave a lot of dog owners checking in
about whether or not you should pickup somebody else's dogs mess, and uh
I was. I was asking ifI was the jerk earlier. I'll tell

(01:14:09):
you why in just a second.Before we get into all that, let's
get a winner these Ellen tickets.Hi, who's this? Where are you
calling from? My name is Chris, Chris. Where are you from?
What city? I'm linn in Kensington, California? Kensington? Okay, excellent,
Well you're going to see Ellen.Look at that. Oh my god,
it's happening. Yay. I justget it on a whim. I

(01:14:31):
Oh my gosh, this is great. I love you guys. I listened
to you every morning. Oh you'reamazing for that. Thank you. We
love you back, and we're sendingyou to the show. Yay. Have
the best time. Okay, Chris, thank you so much. Hang on
more tickets tomorrow morning at nine thirtyfive B Listening quick recap. I was
in Santa Barbara with my sister walkingaround downtown. Saw a couple in front

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of me and their little dog whoI thought, you know, did their
business on the sidewalk, and thenthey wandered off, so I engaged them
and said, hey, just giveme the bag, I'll pick it up.
Turns out it wasn't theirs. No, But now the question becomes,
shouldn't they have picked it up anyway? You know? It's here's the thing.
You know, the consensus seems tobe on your side, but if

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you've ever picked up my German shepherddroppings one hundred pounds German shepherd, you
might change your mind on this.Here's what the talk back says. Hey,
Marcus, heiny, Corey game.I am just letting you know,
as a dog owner myself who goesto the dog parks a lot, uh,
you just pick up other guys otherpeople's poop. I mean, it's
just good karma because at some pointyou're going to forget to pick up a

(01:15:35):
poop and something should pick it upfor you. So that dog owner should
have turned around and went, well, that's not hard, but we're gonna
go ahead and grab it anyway.We have a bag. So that's just
the responsible dog owner thing to do. All right, love you guys,
show talk to you all right.Very nice, something that's very nice.
There's one got a couple more.Hi, Marcus and Corey mcgardy the doggie

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incident. I would have picked upthe doggy dirty anyway, Why would you
just leave it there? If wehave back, That's my question. Bye,
have a great day. You're holdingthe bag. That'd be a great
big bag. I'm telling you,there's like those don't follow Loki. You
know, those little bags that peoplehave and they keep on like their dog
leaves. Not big enough. Nope, you guys got the XL. We

(01:16:21):
have the sturdiest doggie bag you've everseen. Hey, Marcus, it's an
answer. Thank you so much forsaying something to the couple about the dog
poop, and thank you even morefor saying you were sorry when you found
out it was their dog. KindOf curious though, why you didn't get
a bag from them and go pickup the steam and pile that was still

(01:16:43):
left on the sidewalk. Oh well, just wondering. Love you guys,
Take care because it would have beenweird, Nancy, because I said more
than once, give me a bag, I'll pick it up, and nobody
moved. I think everybody was inshock at the fact that I actually engaged
them right first of all, butthe thing is, I think you're absolutely
in the right. What if youhad stepped in that, but then again,

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it wasn't theirs. I'm very impressedwith how many people are saying they
would pick it up. I thinkthat's great. I have to be honest
with you. The blocks them behindour building. There's constantly droppings out there.
I see people walk by all thetime with their own dogs and bags.
Ain't nobody bending over to pick upa stranger's dog stuff. Once I
said the words, let me pickit up, give me a bag,

(01:17:25):
and they don't move. I can'task again because now it's weird. Now
it's like, no, give mea bag, just let it go.
At that point, we should dothat right now. Actually, okay,
well let it go. Let itgo. If you do want to check
in, hit us with a talkbackon the iHeartRadio app that little red microphone.
You can leave a message, allright, Taylor Swift Cool Summer Star
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