Full Show Replay - We 6/25/25 Ask Us Stuff Day. A Man Actually Named Loony Tune. Bo Used to be a Crossing Guard. (Ep. 1399)

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Check this out. Hear that sucking sound. The bowe in
Them show the.

Speaker 2 (00:05):
Look snatchers secretly prying on the unsuspecting, the sadists, whose
lust for kicks is stronger than life itself, The fetishists
and the weirdos, the twilight ones, whose overpowering thoughts find
outlets in unnatural ways.

Speaker 1 (00:20):
As you will see, the bowe in Them show reveals.

Speaker 2 (00:22):
The shadowy side of life. We have intentionally withheld you.
In additional scenes which might be considered indelicate.

Speaker 3 (00:30):
What two three four, Beat your meat on the bathroom four.

Speaker 1 (00:38):
Five sike seven eight.

Speaker 3 (00:40):
Beat your meat, It sure feels great nine, ten, eleven, twelve,
Beat your meat, It sure feels well, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen
sixteen Beat your meat without resist day.

Speaker 1 (01:04):
Oh boy, a nice juicy steak.

Speaker 4 (01:07):
Our second thought, all that fat and cholesterol, got to
mention my hypertension.

Speaker 5 (01:14):
I love the taste of meat, but there's so much
to worry about.

Speaker 6 (01:17):
Well, thanks to Spishak, your worries are over. Fish Act
Laboratories is proud to announce us space age solution You
Meat Peters, the cholesterol free powdered meat substitute, and it's
so easy to use all you do is add water.

Speaker 7 (01:35):
Beat.

Speaker 1 (01:36):
And heat.

Speaker 6 (01:39):
And presto, you have a meaty meal that's fit for
a key. So wh eat out and expensive restaurants when
you can just stay home then beat your meat white.
Spend hundreds of dollars on picy touch of beet when
you can beat your meat for just nies a day.

Speaker 1 (01:55):
Why spend hours later?

Speaker 6 (01:56):
Never hop stow when you can beat your meat in
just minutes and have the same satisfying results.

Speaker 1 (02:02):
And boy is mom gonna love it?

Speaker 8 (02:04):
Who wants to beat their meat?

Speaker 6 (02:09):
Say goodbye to greasy leg a lamb, give that fatty
ham the heave hope, and start beating your meat.

Speaker 5 (02:16):
The fish act way meat.

Speaker 1 (02:23):
Fill me peters from fish act. Okay, you act like
you're surprised that I would do a show introll about
beating me. It's hysterical. It's so catchy. It is catchy. Yes,
I might have that stuck in my head so that
became out wrong, by the way, Yes, something about Mary

(02:46):
that didn't sound right at all. What you just said.
I had to say this song was very catch Okay, Okay,
I got it. I got him. We're watching you, Anna.
It's the sticks inside your head parts in fact, Well,
good morning. It is Aska Stuff Day here on the
Old program, and we celebrate Color TV Day.

Speaker 8 (03:08):
Oh my gosh, remember when you've got your first color
TV in your house.

Speaker 1 (03:12):
My grandparents were the first people in course at Canada
to get a color TV. Wow, and all their friends
would come over on Saturday night to watch the Lawrence
Welt show Man. And of course if we stayed over
the weekend, we had to sit through the Lawrence wound.
See them waltz that were having a fun. Global Beatles Day.

(03:34):
So why is it celebrated today? It takes place on
June twenty fifth because that marks the day in nineteen
sixty seven that the first live satellite production would broadcasts
globally where the Beatles played all you Need Is Love.
On the Ed Sullivan Show. It ended with the Beatles
performance of All you Need Is Love and is estimated
that at least four hundred million people watched it, which

(03:56):
was the largest television audience up until thath. I remember
watching it. My brothers watched it. It is National Police
Community Cooperative Days. Yeah, you need to cooperate with police
or you might get a pair of bracelets on your wrist.
It is also I had to look this up. Mitch

(04:17):
Lane Day and who is Mitch? Like, that's what I wonder.
He was made famous after achieving a personal best and
solving the Rubic's Cube in six point two five seconds
and then yelling, mom, I got a personal best. The
Rubic's cubing community officially named June twenty fifth, six twenty

(04:41):
five as Mitch Lane Day and memory of his six
point two five seconds solving the puzzles. Of course people
have obliterated that. Yeah, I think somebody can do it
like in two seconds. Yeah, that's just wrong. I don't
see how somebody do that. Yeah, can you cure cancer?

Speaker 5 (04:56):
Nor move on from the UBI and they remember they
came out with a equal to the Rubik's Cube called
Rubik's Revenge and it was like four times as many
squares on each side and my brain wasn't it like round?

Speaker 4 (05:09):
No, it was still a cube, but instead of like six.

Speaker 1 (05:13):
Squares on his siles Like, yeah, more frustration, that's what
we need. It is Leon Day, Leon, Leon, Who's just Leon?
If your name is Leon, happy Leon Day, you don't
get a prize or nothing, but you get your name.

Speaker 8 (05:30):
Manje, the guy the most milon is named Leon so
thank you.

Speaker 1 (05:34):
Leon, And of course I loved records by Leon Russell.

Speaker 4 (05:38):
Yon Russell, Leon Bridges, Leon Wilkerson, I can think of.

Speaker 1 (05:42):
It's also National Catfish Days. Yeah, okay, I do love
me some catfish with both tartar sauce and red salt.
I don't blame you.

Speaker 4 (05:51):
We are talking about the food and not the process
of being bs.

Speaker 1 (05:54):
On social media, when.

Speaker 8 (05:56):
Yeah, people chat talking about the actual fish.

Speaker 4 (05:58):
No, I don't know, catfish came to mean that, yeah,
you've been catfish hooked.

Speaker 1 (06:05):
Yeah, I'm not holding maybe I think you think I
am maybe that shit.

Speaker 7 (06:08):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (06:09):
And for dessert, it's National Strawberry Parfai. Yeah, very good.
And I was also recently informed that today is also
Ao's Scary Banana Days. Okay, that's what he explain why
it's scary banana. I should have brought the ugly ass
thing in here.

Speaker 4 (06:26):
I bought some fresh bananas forty eight hours ago, and
I tried to bring one into work and the same
damn thing happened the last time.

Speaker 1 (06:32):
I didn't. Both said something.

Speaker 4 (06:34):
My banana starts out perfect and yellow when I leave
my house. By the time I get here, it looks
like I drove through Teyran. It's just bruised, beat up.
It looks a week old.

Speaker 1 (06:45):
Well that's because you're not treating your banana well enough sweet,
which sounds like a euphemism. Oh never mind, maybe if
I oil and baby mine. No, no, that's the end
of that joke as of right now.

Speaker 8 (07:00):
Hey, seven fifty two's your news for those tickets to
see Toto or Rangers.

Speaker 1 (07:05):
All right, let's do good mornings. Get ready for sports
of all sorts. Who you have to kind of look
around now because there's no hockey, basketball or anything, but
there is basketball news and news. That's it right now.
It's timed up Dallas Cots Classic Rock lone Star ninety

(07:26):
two to five. Bring it on, old time rock and roll. Okay,
somebody had a question. Al told me about my t
shirt here today? Yeah, they said, is that an iggy
pop shirt? That bow's Yeah, Ikey Twarp Twart Obviously, whoever
wanted to know about Ikey Twarp didn't grow up.

Speaker 9 (07:48):
Here became Bank Theater, Yes, slam Bang Theater because you
had mister Peppermint from six to seven and then from
seven to eight slam Bang Theater where Ikey Torp would
show the three stooges.

Speaker 8 (08:03):
Can you know what I just found out about Ikey Tworp?
He and I share a birthday. He was born June
twenty seventh, nineteen twenty nine in Mineral.

Speaker 1 (08:11):
Wells, Texas. Say year got something in common with Ikey
Tworp much older than I am Lambang theater. Hey, it's
time Verse Sports.

Speaker 8 (08:19):
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Speaker 1 (08:25):
Well as if we didn't know. College basketball star Cooper
Flag is expected to be selected first overall by the
Dallas Mavericks and tonight's NBA Draft. The Mavericks nabbed the
first pick after winning last month NBA draft lottery and
are expected to take Flag. An eighteen year old American,
of course, who played last season for Duke University before

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opting into the draft. Flag was a consensus pick as
the top US college player last season, averaging nineteen point
two points, seven and a half rebounds, four point two
assist in, one point four steals, and one point four
block shots a game for the Blue Devils, who lost
to Houston in the semifinals of the National College Tournament.

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He stands six foot nine. He's a tall boy and
weighs two hundred and twenty five pounds, so don't try
to bully him. He made his only pre draft team
visit to see Dallas and will be the first player
from Maine drafted since nineteen eighty four.

Speaker 7 (09:21):
Wow.

Speaker 1 (09:22):
Flag could be just the player of Mavericks fans need
to put aside the memories of that trade that sent
Luca to the Lakers last February. I certainly hope so,
because it might redeem Nico Harrison, might r Butler doubtful.

Speaker 10 (09:39):
Hey.

Speaker 8 (09:39):
The twenty twenty five NBA Draft will start at seven
tonight on WFAA Channel eight. First round pick schedule for
approximately seven oh seven, so early on, every Mavericks fan
knows who the first round pick will be. When Dallas
presumably will pick Cooper Flag to be the future of
our franchise, it'll mark only the second time in mavericks

(10:00):
my history that they've picked number one overall, going back
to the last time rewinds rewinds the clock bow sixteen
thousand and seventy three days.

Speaker 1 (10:11):
That's a while ago.

Speaker 8 (10:12):
In the nineteen eighty one NBA Draft, the Dallas Mavericks
had the first pick they selected forward Mark a'guire de
Paul University.

Speaker 1 (10:19):
He became a big star.

Speaker 8 (10:21):
He was the number one overall pick in nineteen eighty one.
With the next pick, the Detroit Pistons, they picked point
guard Isaiah Thomas from Indiana University, who would go on
to be one of the best point guards of all time.
Acguire played for the Mavericks from nineteen eighty one to
nineteen eighty nine, when he then became Thomas's teammate and
went on to win the nineteen eighty nine NBA Finals

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with the Detroit Pistons. Acguire's third all time on the
map scoring list. He had thirteen thousand, nine hundred and
thirty points, behind only Dirk Novitski with thirty one thousand,
five hundred and sixty and Rolando Blackman, who had sixteen thousand, six.

Speaker 1 (10:57):
Hundred and forty three points. For the mass markaguire works
on one of the broadcast as a color commentary. Yes,
he was very popular around here elsewhere in the Dallas
Mavericks world. They have secured a major victory this offseason.
Nine time NBA All Star Kyrie Irving is about to
sign a new three year deal. He's about to put
wet ink down on one hundred and nineteen million dollars

(11:20):
worth of contract with the man Wow. The deal, which
includes a player option for the twenty seven to twenty
eight season, solidifies Irving's commitment to the Mavericks. It paves
the way for the continued championship contention alongside greats like
Anthony Davis. Irving and Davis only played one game together
for both their seasons were cut short in Dallas by injuries.

(11:44):
Irving averaged twenty four point seven points. He averaged four
point eight rebounds and four point six assists over his
fifty games last season. Irving's new deal is a cornerstone
of a reshaped Mavericks team that makes it to the
NBA Finals, hopefully just one season ago this happened.

Speaker 4 (12:01):
Come on, MAVs, let's do it. This is a big
investment for them. Adding to this new direction, the MAVs
defied the odds by winning the twenty twenty five NBA
Draft lottery, securing the number one overall pick, and that tonight.

Speaker 1 (12:16):
My friend yes. Well. With the main free agency period,
the draft organized team activities in mini camp. Now all
in the rearview mirror, we hit that point of the
NFL off season where all that's really left to look
forward to is the start of training camp, which for
the Dallas Cowboys kicks off July twenty first in ox Snatt,
I mean Oxnard, California. Well, maybe that statement isn't entirely true,

(12:41):
as fans of the Dallas Cowboys are anxiously awaiting to
see how the Micah Harrison contract plays out here.

Speaker 8 (12:50):
Michael Parsons, Mike, Who, what did I say Michael Harrison
was thinking of?

Speaker 1 (12:55):
Nico Harrison. I'm so pissed off at him. I want
to choke it. Yeah, Michael Parsons, He's good. He is good.
Nico Harrison bad. With this being a bit of a
dead period, ESPN recently took the time to compile an
all quarter century team that features a full fifty three
man roster of twenty five offensive players and twenty three
defensive players and five special teams players. As far as

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the main roster is concerned, three players who once donned
the star on the side of their helmet made the cut.
The trio consists of Zach Martin, DeMarcus Ware, and Terrell Owens, who,
no matter how you feel about Terrell Owens. He did
have an impact, Yes he did. The only snub Cowboys
fans could conceivably complain about was the exclusion of Jason Witten,

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who owns the second most career receiving yards by a
tight end in NFL history, trailing only Tony Gonzalez. Wo
that's pretty big, pretty big. All right, Let's talk baseball.

Speaker 8 (13:52):
Despite three straight Baltimore home runs in the seventh and een,
the Rangers were able to edge out the Orioles to
five and ten innings. Last week in Baltimore, Evan Carter
slid safely home in.

Speaker 1 (14:06):
The top of the tenth to lift the Rangers to victory.

Speaker 8 (14:08):
But the standout player last night was actually relief pitcher
Jacob Latz. After the Rangers received bad news yesterday about
left hander Cody Bradford needing surgery, latt stepped up and
had the kind of outing that just might have earned
him a spot in the Texas Rangers rotation. The Rangers
and Orioles wrap up their three game series this afternoon.

(14:29):
First pitch will be at five thirty five. You can
watch the game on the Rangers Sports Network, and then
the Rangers are at home starting on Friday. Oh yeah,
facing Seattle at Globelive Field for a three game series,
and we have tickets for the Sunday game at Globely
Field coming up with Choose Your News.

Speaker 1 (14:47):
You get to pick your ticket at around seven to fifteen. Now,
as you know, we are going to be having some
time off, so maybe we can go to the Sunday night. Yeah. Yeah,
that's a good thought. That's just a thought.

Speaker 4 (15:00):
Locally, we have a hard time not thinking about this
recent tragedy that started as a nasty fight at a
Frisco school track meet. The teenager accused of eventually fatally
stabbing another team has beneficially indicted on a murder charge.
Seventeen year old Carmelo Anthony stabbed and killed seventeen year

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old Austin Metcalf during a dispute in the stadium bleachers
on April second, and the stabbing turned into a national
story social media fan the flames, the death of Austin
and the arrest of Carmelo touched on several hot button issues,
including reform of the bail policy, misinformation, race issues, etc.
According to Collin County District Attorney's office, Anthony was indicted

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yesterday for murder.

Speaker 1 (15:46):
One Wow murder one. You hate to see that happen
to a young kid. But then again, what the hell
was he thinking stabbing somebody over a place where some
backpack and blue takes a knife to a track? Really come?

Speaker 7 (16:01):
You know?

Speaker 1 (16:02):
Jeez? Well, after a rules check, it was ruled that
a baby in fact cannot play in a Major League
soccer game. No. During the early moments of the second
half in the Chicago Fire DC United game, play had
to be paused as a baby waddled onto the field
at Audifield Pitch in Washington. The toddler slowly made its

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way towards the penalty box before being stopped and carried
back to the stands to his parents, pissed off and crying. Yes, sure,
Chicago led forward to nothing at that point and in
the game, winning seven to one. A child also ran
onto the field this season during the San Jose Earthquake
season opener at home against the Real Salt Lake, but
he too was carried off the field and returned to

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his parents, who probably won't punish him for that grounded
if he was my kid. Now, honey, you can't run
onto the field when there's a game going on. By
thewise mama's gonna have to lock in the union, all right.
The freaking full file next on the bow and them
show like I say, that sounds like my stomach when
it makes what is that called again, borberrig me, because

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your stomach goes all right, that's according to George Carlin too.
That's where I got that from. All right, coming up
our first round of ask good stuff questions here and
ask the stuff to day. But now it is time
for the freaking fool file. A Chinese hotel has been
ordered to end its unusual wake up call service that

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involves red pandas climbing into guest beds after concern for
safety and animal rights.

Speaker 8 (17:41):
Wait a minute, they send red pandas the actual animals.

Speaker 1 (17:45):
Yes, you're the actual animals. They put them in your
bed while you're asleep, and they snuggle and wake you up.
At least you better hope they're in a good mood
to snuggle. Right. The lead that duleon g Gang Holiday Hotel.
I probably didn't get that right, but it's close enough.
It's a popular family resort has been called on by

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the local Forestry bureau to stop one of its most
popular services. Many guests are attracted to the hotel solely
for its Red Panda wake Up experience. The service involves
bringing one of the hotel's red pandas up to a
guest bedroom in the morning, allowing the panda to roam
freely around the room, and they put him into the

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bed while the guest is sleeping. He snuggles up to
the guest and wakes them up. Oh, so it was
all well and good until some of the pandas started
crapping on the bed. I was gonna say some of
the guests that we're trying to wake up. Now. Panda's
jumping into bed with you to wake you up is
a nice novelty bit that guests usually love. That is,

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until you wake up next to a bear turd that's
right next to you in the bed. Easy facts, put
a diaper on the panda. There you go, Like that
had a solution. Ooh, red diapers had red fancy so
nobody will notice, Like camouflage if you don't have to
wake up near a panditurn in the morning.

Speaker 2 (19:12):
Hey.

Speaker 8 (19:12):
Park workers arrived at Rockwell Park in Bristol, Connecticut early
Sunday afternoon to strange barking and a voice that was
echoing from the pavilion chimney. Firefighters found thirty five year
old Carlos Owens edged deep inside the chimney. He had
tried to drop down the chimney to reach his dog
after the bathroom doors locked automatically at ten pm at

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the park.

Speaker 1 (19:36):
The dog was locked in.

Speaker 8 (19:38):
Carlos Owens never explained how his dog was in the
bathroom by itself and the owner trying to get inside.

Speaker 1 (19:44):
To retrieve it.

Speaker 8 (19:44):
Plus, didn't he hear about all the people who think
it's a good idea to climb down a chimney for
whatever reason and then get stuck. Yeah, I guess he
never follows then, you know, freaking fool five. Yeah, someone
always gets stuck and that person ends up crying for help.
Crews had to dismantle parts of the chimney and the roof,
causing up to ten thousand dollars in damage.

Speaker 1 (20:07):
To the pavilion just to pull him out of it.

Speaker 8 (20:10):
Owens was unhurt, the dog was shaken but fine, and
both were quickly reunited. Police, however, did charge mister Owens
with burglary, trespassing and criminal mischief. He was released on
bond in his doing court July seventh. This will say,
calling for help to unlock the bathroom door would have
been a lot cheaper for him, Yes, and a lot

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less embarrassing than the late night Sanna act.

Speaker 1 (20:34):
Isn't there some maintenance worker around there with a key
to the bathroom to let the dog out?

Speaker 8 (20:39):
Call nine one one and they'll get in a hold
of the parks and wreck people.

Speaker 1 (20:43):
You know, I don't want to do that. I'm gonna
go down the chimney like Sandy Claus. Exactly wrong, wrong child,
y'all remember the movie Gremlins? Oh yeah, okay.

Speaker 4 (20:52):
Phoebe Kates tells the story as her character of her
father trying to come down the chimney for Christmas and he.

Speaker 1 (20:59):
Died with his feet dangling out of the gym.

Speaker 8 (21:04):
Yeah that has happened in real life too, not just
in the moment.

Speaker 1 (21:07):
Yes, why y'all want to climb down chimneys? Don't do it?
All right? Never ends? Well?

Speaker 4 (21:12):
Yeah, quit screwing around now. Over in England they're still
screwing around.

Speaker 1 (21:16):
Apparently.

Speaker 4 (21:16):
Fifty seven year old Neil Cotton is no longer allowed
to high five school kids as they crossed the street.
He's one of those crossing guards. I see our crossing
guards in our neighborhood being nice to the kids.

Speaker 1 (21:27):
All the time.

Speaker 4 (21:28):
Cotton has been nicknamed the lollipop Man because he would
sometimes give them lollipops as he assists kids at a
crosswalk on school days, and it seems like the extra
ten seconds that he spent high fiving the kids or
even rewarding them as they walked by, became an issue
for drivers in the neighborhood. They were annoyed at having
to wait an additional ten whole seconds while somebody from

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the school was being nice to the kids. Come on, man,
so they're saying, stop the high fiving and just shuttle
them along like cattle. You know. Representatives to the community
say they value the service and the safety provided by
people like Cotton, but they reminded everybody that the goals
should be safety and not distractions. Then even if the
kids are saddened by the elimination of their daily bit

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of high five and occasional free candy, they should still
kind of just look at the more important picture, which
is safety of our children.

Speaker 1 (22:22):
You know. I was actually across a guard in elementary school,
and in elementary and I got fired because I had
a flag I'd hold the flag out let the kids
go across, and I got fired because I was dragging
it across cars as they drove by, and somebody come play.
Why does that not surprise you? So they took my

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badge away and the flag and the flag. All right,
you gonna love this one him Okay. Police finally nabbed
forty two year old Looney John Franklin Tune on Monday.
And yes that is his real name. His real name
is Looney Tune, Looney John Franklin Toon. Everybody calls him

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Looney Tune. Of course, yeah, walck him up. That ended
a three day manhunt that began with a wild pre
down traffic SKA stop in Milwaukee. Officer had boxed in
his suv after spotting an outstanding felony warrant. But Looney
Tune hit the gas blue pass spike strips at about
eighty miles an hour and fired several shots at patrol cars,

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kind of like Danny Devido and Romancing. The story was
firing behind him while he was running. Now no one
was hurt. He ditched the wrecked vehicle near East Moreland
Golf Course and vanished into the dark, prompting a multi
agency search, US marshals and local teams tracked him to
an apartment complex and took him in without a struggle

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toon I'm sorry. Looney Tune now faces attempted murder, assault,
and eluding charges in CLAGHAMUS County. Looney Tune he turned
to a life of crime because every employer he interviewed
with for a job would laugh at him when he
told him his real name was Looney John Franklin Tune, whatever,

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and he goes by Looney Tune. You're going to jail,
Going to.

Speaker 8 (24:20):
Jail, Hey, coming up next hour of the game. You
love to hate. Choose your news. You picked the story
that Bow made up, and you get to pick your ticket.
You can pick between tickets to see Toto Men at
Work and Christopher Cross August eighteenth, or you can pick
a family four pack of tickets to see your Texas
Rangers this Sunday at globe Lyfield when they face Seattle.

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Choose your news around seven to fifty right here on
the Bow and Them show on Dallas fort Worth's classic
rock lone Star ninety two five.

Speaker 1 (24:48):
Doctor Field, Good Yeah Lab probably a rind of college
Dallas Won'tworth's classic rock lone Star ninety two five. Today
is Ask a Stuff Day, the day where you can
ask whatever question you want to. Always call the Ask
this Stuff outline two one four eight six six eighty
six hundred. Ready to tackle some of these NFL, let's

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do it both. Here's the first one. And I don't
understand this at all. On the interstate highways, most of
the black top is black, yeah, but some of it's red.
Where do they get to red? Now? I don't think
I've ever noticed that. I've seen it before, but not
that often that.

Speaker 8 (25:29):
Red top roads, also known as red asphalt roads, are
typically colored by the aggregate used in the paving material.
Oftentimes they use lava rock or reddish colored rock with
high iron content. Now, the color can also be achieved
by adding a red dye or a top coating.

Speaker 1 (25:48):
These roads bow are oftentimes used.

Speaker 8 (25:50):
To enhance visibility, especially for bike lanes, pedestrian walkways, or
areas requiring visual distinction. That's when you're gonna see that
red asphalt intersection. Sometimes racetracks will use it for finish lines,
just so there's a distinction between the blacktop and the
red top.

Speaker 1 (26:09):
I never noticed that it's not from running over red
pandas No. No, they're at the hotel trying to waitel
snuggling with the client, putting on diaper's side. Here's another
one for you. What's ever happened to Chumley on Stars?
I know he got in troubles about ten years ago
for drugs and stuff and they went. But I've already

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got back busted again, is it true? Well, let me
let me run it down. Chumley from the TV show
Pawn Stars is still involved with the show and has
also pursued other ventures. He has a candy store named
Chumley's Candy on the Boulevard and has experienced a dramatic
weight gain and weight loss, and he underwent gastric bypass surgery.

Speaker 4 (26:51):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (26:52):
He also faced legal troubles, including arrest and charges related
to a search of his home where drugs and weapons
were found. However, the original Chumley was the walrus on
Tennessee Tuxedo on his tail. He was Tennis Tennessee sidekick

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in Tennessee. Tuxedo was a penguin by the way, and
they both lived at the Megopolis Zoo. If they had
a conflict or a question about something, they would go
see mister whoopee who would use his three DBB three
dimensional blackboard to find the answer. Some of you have
no idea what I'm talking about, but trust me, he

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was a real person.

Speaker 8 (27:35):
I wonder if that's how he got his nickname Chumley.

Speaker 1 (27:38):
Yea, probably is. I called my son Clayton Chumley. Sometimes
was up Chumbley. I interviewed Chumley once. He's also got
a line of like healthy dog products. He's a big dog.
Oh really? Okay?

Speaker 8 (27:50):
Do you think it's a smart idea for someone who
was busted with meth xanax and other drugs to have
a candy store?

Speaker 1 (27:56):
Though?

Speaker 4 (27:56):
Yeah, probably not the best business.

Speaker 1 (28:00):
You might want to rethink that here, Okay, moving right along. Hey, hey,
why did they call it flea market? Why is a
flea market called a flea market?

Speaker 5 (28:10):
So?

Speaker 8 (28:10):
Flea markets are called flea markets because the term is
a direct translation of the French phrase ma alpusse, which literally.

Speaker 1 (28:19):
Means market of fleas.

Speaker 8 (28:21):
Now, the name is thought to come from the belief
that the second hand goods that were sold at flea markets,
particularly old furniture and clothing, were sometimes infested with fleas.

Speaker 1 (28:33):
That's where that came.

Speaker 8 (28:34):
But another theory suggests the name arose from venders who
were displaced by city renovations, and when they lost their
brick and mortar stores, they fled to new locations.

Speaker 1 (28:45):
Thus, flea market, you have it. I take that one.
I don't want to buy something you've got fleas all.
It's just thinking about it, all right. Here's another one.

Speaker 6 (29:00):
The term good stick to your ribs meal originate from
and what the heck is it really actually supposed to mean?

Speaker 1 (29:06):
Stick to your ribs refers to food that is substantial
and filling, leaving you feel full for a longer period
of time. While the exact origines are debated, the phrase
is thought to have been in use since the late
seventeenth century WOW, with some evidence suggesting it might have
originated in Murca. Now the first recorded use of the

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phrase in a non dictionary context is from Edmund Burke's
seventeen ninety five letter, where he uses it metaphorically. The
phrase also appears in French and Latin dictionaries in the
late sixteen hundred and early to miss seventeen hundreds. Hardy
comforting foods like stew pot pies and roast beef are
often described as sticking to your ribs that keeps you

(29:50):
from getting hungry. Oatmeal and other breakfast cereals are also
commonly associated with that phrase. Stick to your rib stick
to your rib. Cheese taters, yea, I.

Speaker 8 (30:02):
Think it's because you ate so much that your stomach
would touch your ribs, it would stick to your ribs.

Speaker 1 (30:07):
Well, that probably would have something to do with it too. Yeah, okay,
here's one for you.

Speaker 8 (30:13):
Do they make spot free rants at the car wash?

Speaker 1 (30:16):
Spock free? What do they do to make it spock free?
What do they do? Any? Spot free?

Speaker 8 (30:21):
Wrint systems commonly used in car washes achieve that spot
free finish by removing mineral and impurities from the water
before rinsing. This is typically done through processes like reverse
osmosis or deonization. When you get rid of dion sanders
from your teamization.

Speaker 3 (30:42):
Love it?

Speaker 1 (30:43):
I like that one bad. It's the Bow and them show.
I'm not gonna walk that way. Stephen Tyler's telling me,
look what his poser looking like.

Speaker 7 (30:53):
Now.

Speaker 1 (30:54):
That comes from tight shoes, Believe it or not. Yeah,
you walk in that way the wrong way, I guess,
Stephen toes Tyler, that's it. That's how we always refer
to him. Excuse me, guys, I'm gonna throw my breakfast
away now. Yeah, when we're thinking about those, Okay, here's
here's a question that you might be able to answer.
I have few questions for you, all right. Where are

(31:17):
whom decided days of the week would be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Yeah, her,
Saturday and Sunday? Who decided what day it's going to be? What?
Second part of that question is who decided what time
it is and a day?

Speaker 4 (31:33):
Where did those two things come from?

Speaker 1 (31:35):
Mister TIMEX decided what time of the day was? All right,
So here's the answer both.

Speaker 8 (31:39):
The seven day week as we know it largely popularized
by the Babylonians, who based it on the lunar cycle
and named each day after celestial bodies. The Romans, however,
later adopted the system and named the days after their gods,
which influenced the names used right now. For example, Sunday
was the day of the sun, Monday day the day

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of the moon, and so on. Emperor Constantine of Rome
officially established the seven day week in the Roman calendar
back in three twenty one, making Sunday a public holiday.
This practice spread throughout the Roman Empire and eventually became
the standard for all of us.

Speaker 1 (32:17):
As far as the clocks is second.

Speaker 8 (32:19):
Part of the question, humans have likely lived by some
version of the clock for a long time. The ancient
Egyptians invented the first water clocks and sun dials more
than thirty five hundred years ago. The oldest sun dial
on record came from Egypt, was made around fifteen hundred BC.
Consisted of a simple upright stick and a semi circular

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base divided into twelve pie shaped sections, so twelve one
to carrying out third.

Speaker 1 (32:49):
For ess me look up stuff right it. That's why
they call me Anna do Google Anada Google? Okay.

Speaker 3 (32:58):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (32:59):
We had a Angel Flores wants to know I think
he's the guy. No, maybe it wasn't him, but he
came up wearing a Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
album cover t shirt, and he wanted to know who
was the guy on fire on the album cover of
Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. You know those two

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guys they're shaking hands. One of them is on fire.

Speaker 8 (33:22):
Okay, so the man on fire on the cover of
Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here is a real person.
Stunt man Ronnie Rondell. Now, according to various Pink Floyd
and photography sites, he was wearing a fire retardant suit
and a wig to protect himself while he was set
alight for the photograph, and the image was taken at

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Warner Brothers Studios in Los Angeles.

Speaker 1 (33:48):
He really was set on fire. He was a stunt man,
I bet, he said, can we hurry up and take
this picture? I get all there, Yes it is, And
a guy at the Blood drive up to me and asked,
what was the strangest or funniest freaking fool file story
you can remember? My gosh, so many. I mean, we've

(34:09):
been doing that bit for decades. And I thought, man,
there's no way I can come up with something. And
then I thought of the name Gunther Purpose, just the
name alone, the name of First of all, if you
got a name like Gunther Burbos, there is a black
cloud following you, all right, especially during roll call in
high school. Really, Gunther Burpose. Well, the story goes that

(34:31):
Gunther Burpose lived alone with his dog in Germany and
he had to go out to the mailbox to see
if he had any mail. Well, the door closed behind
him and it automatically locked because it had it set
to where it would lock. So Gunther purpose was going
around his house trying to get in through a window,
no dice, trying to get into the back door. It

(34:52):
was locked too, So he got the bright idea, I'll
go through the dogged door. Oh that's how they're talking, Jeremy,
and just like they sound like they're from East text.
That's right from from Lufkin, Germany. Well, he goes in
through the doggy door and guess what he gets stuck

(35:12):
with nothing but his ass hanging out the back of
the doggy door. Damn Well, he's screaming for help, and
who comes by but a bunch of ne'er do well
kids who took off his pants and his underwear and
then stuck a flower between his butt cheeks. Not only that,

(35:34):
but they would get small rocks and try to see
who could toss them between his butt cracks like a target. Yeah, exactly,
I toss this between the crack of your ass. That's
what I thought of. That's what I thought of.

Speaker 2 (35:48):
That.

Speaker 1 (35:49):
Well, he stayed there for four hours before somebody drove
by and called police and saying, you know, there's guy
out there with his bus taking up the back door,
and a flowers don't, flowers don't He tried to get
through the dogged door, and that's how they talk in Germany. Yes,
well what you're saying. Well, the cops came to investigate

(36:12):
and said, sir are you okay? I mean, sir, are
you okay? And Gunther Purpose just goes. So they had
to call the fire department to take the doggy door
off and cut a bigger hole so he could drag
his ass through his own doggy door. Wow, he's famous.

(36:32):
He's famous, at least on this show Purpose. So if
anybody ever says the name Gunther Burpose, now you know
the story. By the way, boy, coming up another INSTAULMENTI
did you know? Next on the Ball and Them shows,

(36:54):
would somebody please find Robert Plant's blue bird? It's somewhere
around It just flew away. All right? Coming up, we're
gonna play Choose your News, so you can pick your ticket.
But now it is time for the educational paw of
the show. It's time for did you know here's something
that's pretty amazing. Did you know if you earn ten

(37:17):
thousand dollars every day? Three hundred sixty five days per
year from when they were building the pyramids in ancient
Egypt until today, you'd only have about four percent of
Elon musk current wealth. Yeah, which is roughly four hundred
and twenty and a half billion dollars. That is crazy. Okay,

(37:39):
So here's the math. Okay, let's say that's four thousand,
six hundred years with leap years. That's about one million,
six hundred eighty thousand, one hundred and fifty days. Multiply
that by ten thousand dollars and you get sixteen point
eight billion. That divided by Elon's four hundred and twenty
and a half billion is four percent. Even if you

(38:01):
made ten thousand dollars an hour for twenty four hours
a day three hundred and sixty five days a year
across four thousand, six hundred years, that's still just over
four hundred billion dollars, and Elon Musk still has you
buy twenty ish billion or so. Just crazy. He makes
way too much money. Who needs that much money? He

(38:23):
cannot spend that in ten lifetime? Well, then why didn't
you spread the wealth around to help people that?

Speaker 4 (38:29):
Yeah, give us some more money, more problems.

Speaker 1 (38:34):
He's cutting costs in the federal government, not anymore. They
chased his ass out. Did you know there is a
scale of close encounters. A close encounter of the first
kind is seeing a UFO. Okay. A close encounter of
the third kind is seeing a space alien. The fourth

(38:54):
kind is being abducted by aliens, and the seventh kind
is having with an alien. Oh, gam it, damn it,
I'm on daddy, Yeah, right there. We I have a question. Yes,
you skip close encounters of the second kind? I know
it doesn't say the second kind is seeing one land?

(39:15):
Oh yoh, okay. Now, did you know it takes sixty
tons of paint to cover the Eiffel Tower, which is
the weight of about ten elephants. That's a lot of paint. Well,
it's not like anybody's going to try and pick it
up and carry it away. Did you know there's only
one country in the Americas where more people speak a
native language than the language of a country that colonized them.

(39:38):
It's Paraguay, where eighty percent of the people speak Girani,
which is one of the most highly spoken languages in
the world indigenous people of the Paraguay and eighty seven
percent speak Spanish, which was the colonizing country. There you go.
Did you know fire related calls to fire departments our

(39:59):
most prevalent on Saturdays, while severe weather calls peak on
Tuesdays and Thursdays. And in general, fire departments across America
are the busiest in January and July because people are
shooting off fire. Yes, uh huh, they're the least busy
in April. What happened in April? Oh? Did you know?

(40:23):
No one has ever won an Oscar for Best Actor
in their movie debut. Four women have won Best Actress
in their movie debut. That includes Julie Andrews for Mary Poppins,
Barbara Streissan for Funny Girls. Did you know? And I
did not know this? And next time I go into

(40:43):
a Chili's, I'm going to look for this. Okay. There
are one thousand, six hundred chilies location around the world,
and apparently all of them have a picture hanging upside
down somewhere in the restaurant. Yes, they say it's for
good luck. But next time you go to a chili's,
look around and see if you see a picture upside down.

(41:06):
It's somewhere in every child.

Speaker 8 (41:08):
The manager just so I don't look like a crazy
person looking everywhere.

Speaker 1 (41:13):
Yeah, people think, what's wrong with that woman? Did you
know that both Coke and Pepsi made special cans of
soda for astronauts in the mid eighties. They looked almost
like cans of whipped cream because you would have to
squirt it into your mouth if you're in weightless space. Yeah,
if you turn a can up, it's not coming out.

(41:34):
That was nice of them. Yeah. Did you know from
a botanical standpoint, strawberries and raspberries aren't berries, but they
have berry in the name. Yes, they look like cans
of pepsi. Well anyway, Uh they look anyway. I got
lost there. Uh, bananas and eggplants are berries berries, that's

(41:57):
what they say. I think it's because of the seeds.
That might be technicality, and a recent study showed that
taxi and ambulance drivers have a lower risk of death
from Alzheimer's disease compared to more than four hundred other professions.
That could be because they're constantly losing navigational and spatial processing.

(42:17):
Those on the fly decisions may protect drivers cognitive abilities,
but it might not work to translate to uber drivers
because the older uber drivers in the study mostly worked
before GPS systems were widely used. Very true. Now you
know smarter than before you woke up today. Thank you.

(42:37):
Hang on, We're going to play Choose your News next
on the ball and then show Dallas Cors Classic Rocks
lone Star ninety two to five. It's seven forty nine.
And I got to bring this up because who Tomorrow
is the last day of the Thursday of the month.
So you know what that means? Yeah, that means whose

(42:58):
song is it? Anyway? So you rascules need to email
us some subjects that we'll try to make a song
out of. Now, how do we want to do it?
We have several different options. I think we did Willie
Nelson one time. Yeah, on the road again, Bed, Yeah?
How about the blues please? Please? The blues? Really the

(43:20):
blues last time?

Speaker 8 (43:21):
I want to do the blues again. It's my birthday
coming up on Friday. Please the cards for my birthday blues, Bed.

Speaker 1 (43:29):
Hey, we'll do it to the damn blues, Bed again.
Thank you.

Speaker 8 (43:33):
You don't have to get me a present at all.
That'll be my present from you.

Speaker 1 (43:37):
All right, thank you? Give us some subjects, but right
now I'll call us at two, one, four or eight
one seven, seven, eighty seven, one nine two five. Because
it's time for you to pick your ticket. Choose between
tickets to see Toto and Minute Work and Christopher Cross
or Rangers tickets for Sunday's game. And all you have
to do to win is choose your news now, hit away.

(44:00):
I explain this every time, although most of you already know.
I have four headlines here. Three of them are actual
headlines from past issues of the Weekly World News made
that publication. Rest in peace. You find the fake headline
that I just made up, and you will get to
pick your ticket. And there is a theme this time. Yes,

(44:22):
what's the theme? The theme is the missing link? The
missing link. God, all these headlines have missing link somewhere
in the title fireway, Okay, the first headline is it
the fake one? Is it? Headline number one? Scientists find

(44:42):
Mankind's missing link, but idiot natives eat it. Ah, that
was the greatest discovery of all time. But these stupid natives,
it was just another monkey, and they love the taste
of monkey, says disgusted scientists. Anthropologists searched the jungles of
Borneo for almost a whole year before the link between
mankind and apes were transporting it for research, but native

(45:06):
tribe eats it. Then they weren't looking. Or is it?
Headline number two? Glowing the Dark monkey is believed to
be the missing link. He has an IQ of one
hundred and fifty and knows Morse code. Shiny glowing critter
captured in deep underground cave is described as definitely closer

(45:27):
to human than animal. It appears to be able to
communicate with a primitive form of Morse code by blinking
on and off to tell scientists what it needs. Its
intelligence level is far beyond any chimpanzee or dolphin, says researcher.
Or isn't Headline number three? Human chip hybrid is the
missing link, say scientist. Super intelligent mystery monkey watches TV

(45:51):
and drinks whiskey. Researchers say ape men like creature, walks
erect like a human being, gets drunk every day, and
goes after human females every time he does. Other monkeys
hate him and they stay away. They can tell he's
different from them, says director of the organization called Primary Primates.

(46:11):
We have no doubts he is the missing link. He
watches TV and drinkssy don't you yeah? After he gets drunk?
Or is it headline Number four? African scientists find the
missing link in New Guinea. This creature actually speaks three
different languages, says researcher. In what is expective, anthropologists say

(46:33):
the greatest discovery of all time amazing. Human ape hybrid
actually communicates with scientists in English, Spanish and French. This
thing can carry on a conversation with all of us
so intelligently that we forget he's part primate, says another researcher. Okay, now,
let's review which one is the fake headline? Is it?

(46:53):
Headline Number one? Scientists find mankind's missing link, but idiot
natives eat it? Number two glowing the dark monkey as
being the missing link. He has an IQ of one
hundred and fifty and those mors code number three. Human
chip hybrid is the missing link, say scientists. Super intelligent
mystery monkey watches TV and dricks whiskey or number four.

(47:15):
African scientists find the missing link in New Guinea. This
creature actually speaks three different languages, says researcher. I want
to meet all of these monkeys. I do too, Yeah, okay,
well one of these monkeys is fake? Which one Is
it this one? That's your answer? Yes, sir, Oh that
would be a negator. That'd be another that means I

(47:37):
have a chance of a grand slam. All right, let's
go to the phone line, ready for the big reveal.
Yes it's this one. Oh right, really, yes, really straight
from bows brains. That's right. And you have no idea
what's swimming around up to? All right? Two on four
or eight one seven seven, eight seven one nine to
watch me get popped on the first one? Go in

(47:59):
them show? Which one do you think is the fake headline?
Number three? Number three? Human chimp hybrid is the missing link?
Say scientist, super intelligent mystery monkey, watch TV and Drake's whiskey. No,
that is a real headline. That's what I thought it was, sir,
because I want to hang out with that. I want
to party at Yeah, maybe he'll share his whiskey with you. Yes, exactly,

(48:20):
So it's not number three. Well on them show, which
one do you think is the fake headline? Number one?
Number one scientists find Mankind's missing link, but idiot natives
eat it. No, that is another.

Speaker 8 (48:33):
Real, actual headline, the Weekly World News crazy And if
you can't believe them, who can you believe true.

Speaker 1 (48:40):
So here we are down to the last two. Will
the kid finally get him a grand slam? I hope?
So for you it is between headline number two glowing
the dark Monkey is believed to be the missing link.
He has an IQ of one hundred and fifty and
those Morse code or number four. African scientists find the
missing link in New Guinea. Creature actually speaks three different languages.

(49:02):
So it's two or four or four four? Boe of
them show all right? Which one do you think is
the fake headline? Number two? Number two glowing The dark
Monkey is believed to be the missing link. Is the
IQ of one hundred and fifty and those Morse code
no be the real one? Come on, sorry for you, sir,

(49:24):
but those very happy that's the run slim sacking him.

Speaker 7 (49:30):
God, there is rounding the base monkey dance moves, d
doing the monkey dance to second base. Run Well, he's
doing the moonwalk to third base and he's coming into
hole in honor of Michael Jackson who passed away on
this day sixteen years Yes, steake.

Speaker 1 (49:48):
In yes again, Bone of them show all right? Which
one is the fake headline? Tell me quickly? Number four
number four. That's right, that's that. Wait a minute, let
me take one more laught rock. I mean, what's your name, sir?
Who is it?

Speaker 6 (50:06):
My name is Gorman?

Speaker 1 (50:08):
All right, Norman? Which tickets do you want? Tickets to
see Toto Minute Work and Christopher Cross or take us
to see the Rangers on Sunday? How about the Rangers?
The Rangers? It is Norman has the Rangers ticket. That
means in the eight to forty ticket window, we got
tickets to see Toto Minute Work and Christopher Cross. Hold
on just a minute, we'll get some information from you

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and the book.

Speaker 2 (50:28):
Kio.

Speaker 1 (50:29):
Okay, you got all right?

Speaker 8 (50:31):
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Speaker 1 (51:04):
I wish I had a dollar for every time my
mother said that phrase when she was pissed off. But
she attached something to the end of it, didn't She
hail's bells and cockle shells? It is Wait a minute,
I think the word cockle brought her out. Who I
smelled cheap perfume and leather. Oh god, that could mean
only one thing. The traffic is tied up everywhere, and

(51:26):
it's tied up, which means it's time for the Mistress
of the highways and the byeways. It's time for traffic
and bondage with the one and only Miss Linda Last.

Speaker 8 (51:38):
Hello, boy, did you say I wear chea perfume?

Speaker 1 (51:43):
Though I know I didn't. No, I take that. Oh no, no, no,
you're not anna towel? Sorry? Okay, I hear you all
are going on vacation. Yeah's vacation time.

Speaker 8 (51:55):
Might I suggest a few road trips for you? Okay,
here's an hour to all American cities and bo, I
think you should hit the road.

Speaker 1 (52:06):
Blue, hit the road to Hooker, Oklahoma. Hooker, isn't that
where your mom's from?

Speaker 7 (52:13):
Mary?

Speaker 1 (52:14):
Very funny? Eh?

Speaker 8 (52:18):
Or you can visit French Lick, Indiana. Yeah, oh yeah.

Speaker 1 (52:24):
How about Climax New.

Speaker 8 (52:26):
York, Sacking, New York, or even Hornytown, North Carolina.

Speaker 1 (52:34):
Real Their motto is come and see us.

Speaker 8 (52:38):
There's also Freddiegle Wisconsin. Huh and Tight Squeeze Virginia.

Speaker 1 (52:45):
And I know how much you love it when I squeeze?
Did you say more? Oh? My bad?

Speaker 8 (52:55):
Finally, the last place I recommend for a road trip
in a country the small town of Intercourse, Pennsylvania.

Speaker 1 (53:05):
Do they Amish realize they live in Intercourse? And silent?
I'm sorry.

Speaker 7 (53:10):
You know.

Speaker 8 (53:11):
One of my best clients is Amish. He loves it
when I say it's time to hit the Hey, all right,
let's look at that drive.

Speaker 1 (53:20):
Traffic is all tied up on the bush.

Speaker 8 (53:23):
We're an eighteen wheeler plowed into a Tesla. That electric
vehicle is going to need to be shocked if it's
ever gonna work.

Speaker 1 (53:34):
Yeah, I know how much you love this shock collar. God,
somebody misinformed you.

Speaker 8 (53:42):
And tern County bow on Socamore School Road.

Speaker 1 (53:46):
It's sick.

Speaker 8 (53:47):
Never mind you say sick, I say suck of traffic
sucks in Terran County, where an accident on Socamore School
Road has traffic bumper to bumper in North Dallas on
six thirty five.

Speaker 1 (54:02):
LBJ three way. It looks like traffic is fun, fun fun.

Speaker 8 (54:08):
A stalled vehicle blocking the right shoulder, and that reminds
me it's time to hit your right shoulder.

Speaker 1 (54:16):
Oh no, and then your left shoulder and then your
ass and hay, I'm gonna hit you too. Hope you're
driving to work is oh so painful going. I'm going
to lash with your traffic and bondon No, I need
to lay down that perchosey. If you're from another country

(54:37):
and you're marry an American woman, you better treat it right.
I got two words for you, Loreina bobbittte rain. There
it is, okay, got time for a couple more questions here.
This one is from oj. He gives us good ones.
He says, what happened to the ten thousand dollars they
paid Quin to kill Jaws in the movie? Who had

(55:00):
kept it? Well, it would had to be either Roy
Scheider or Richard Dreyfuss, because they were the only ones
left out of that movie.

Speaker 8 (55:07):
Well, so, the fate of the money not definitively stated
in the movie, but several theories have been proposed, like
you said, so, Chief Rody. The city of Amity is
another one Quince's state. The money might have gone to
Quince's state to be distributed according to his will or
state law. Uh huh, So there he had a good question.

Speaker 1 (55:29):
Actually looked it up.

Speaker 4 (55:30):
Yep, all right, Dryfus's character was rich as hell.

Speaker 1 (55:33):
So I hope he didn't get the check. Oh, that's right.
He came from a family of monts Brody did it anyway? Yeah,
here's one for you. Oh and this one has a
little creepy answer. I went down to Kerrville this week
and on the way there, there's a cemetery called baby
Head Cemetery. Yeah, how did that get its name? Babyhead

(55:55):
Cemetery is a real place. As the story goes, it
was sometime around the eighteen fifth if these are eighteen seventies,
depending on who you talk to, that a group of
American Indians, looking to scare off the encroaching white settlers,
kidnapped a very young girl from one of the families.
The girl was supposedly killed and her head was placed
on a stick at the foot of what was almost

(56:17):
instantly dubbed Babyhead Mountains. I've heard a Babyhead Mountain yes.
While the exact details of this tale differ, the name
of the mountain stuck, and when a community began to
grow in the area the turn of the century, it
became known as Babyhead. The town of Babyhead grew to
a respectable size, establishing a post office, a school, a courthouse,

(56:37):
and multiple businesses. However, as time went on, a lot
of the population moved away. It is not known if
this was the result of being named Babyhead. Where are
you from? Babyhead? Your line stop it. Eventually the name
was abandoned and the remaining population was absorbed into the
city of Lano, Texas. Oh yeah, today, the only of

(57:00):
the Babyhead settlement at this small cemetery which bears its name.

Speaker 8 (57:05):
That's wine Country. Isn't really Esticado Winery? Well it's your
ain't Baby Country?

Speaker 1 (57:10):
I'm saying that right now? Okay, Texas Governor Little Gregory
Abbot veto to bill Sunday to ban all THC consumables,
allowing the booming market flush with THC infused vapes, gummies,
and other products continue to be sold across the state. No,
did our governor just recently pull his head out of

(57:32):
his ax, Because rememberies are not on Myerwalker.

Speaker 8 (57:34):
Well, I think that he got a lot of phone
calls from businesses.

Speaker 1 (57:38):
Yes, said that they were going to go under.

Speaker 4 (57:40):
Yeah, and you know what, both they just recently sent
the law around and they confiscated a whole bunch of
these THC products.

Speaker 1 (57:48):
And now Greg Abbott's turned it over.

Speaker 4 (57:50):
So what do they do do they give all those
products back to that business question?

Speaker 1 (57:54):
Abbot, a Republican, waited until the final moment of veto
SB three and what would have been one of the
most restrictive THC bands in the country and a significant
blow to the state's billion dollar THC industry that makes
a lot of damn money. Somebody must have told him
how much money the state couldn't make if it were
made legal. Of course, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is losing

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his damn mind. He's tripping. He can't deal. What do
you mean, Oh, well, that'd be the end of the
state of Texas if you leave life weed. It's a
front for the cartel. We'll see what Little Gregory does next.

Speaker 8 (58:28):
Here a doorbell camera video shows the moments after a
fire started at the Cooper Apartments in Fort Worth.

Speaker 1 (58:34):
I saw the video yesterday. Six alarm fire it was horrible.

Speaker 8 (58:38):
Hundreds of residents were evacuated and are now without a
place to live. Thank goodness for the Red Cross being
on hand to help them out. Yesterday, Fort Worth Fire
Department calls a six alarm fire at the six story
building historic As. Eight hundred and thirty four residents were displaced.
One hundred and seventy firefighters, sixty four fire truck trucks

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all dispatched to the scene yesterday. Still unknown how many
units were damaged by the fire, smoke, and water. Residents
still waiting to find out when tenants are going to
be allowed back inside to see if anything is left.
The official cost remains unconfirmed. Fire officials were elaborating on
the building's rubber roof shielding. Water meant to put out

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the blade. Not a good decision.

Speaker 1 (59:26):
Damn, that's so sad. I feel so bad for those families. Yeah, Anataharo,
you're a big blanket person. I love my little blanket
I'm wearing right now. Have you got an electric blanket?
I do? Yeah for the winner.

Speaker 4 (59:39):
Well, if you bought it at Walmart, you might want
to do some homework on the web, because there's a
massive electric blanket recall for a Walmart product called a
max Care brand electric blanket. They have recalled nearly nine
thousand of these. They're overheating and they may catch fire

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of fires. Yeah, there you go. Electric blankets sold under
the Maxcare brown will be called after thirty four reports
of overheating incidents, including three injuries and two confirmed combustible
incidents two fires. The recall covers Maxcare electric blankets featuring
six heat settings and nine hour auto shut off. The

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blankets were sold in three sizes twin full Queen and
these products are manufactured by Shengen Eumo Commerce and Trade
Corporation of Shina.

Speaker 1 (01:00:31):
Maybe due to.

Speaker 4 (01:00:31):
The terraffs, We're not going to have those suckers around anyway.
They are sold through Walmart dot com and they were
sold between twenty one and November of last year. If
you have one of these Maxcare blankets, stop using it.
Call EuMA for instructions on how to properly get rid
of the blankets. And no, getting rid of them doesn't
mean setting them on fire.

Speaker 8 (01:00:50):
How scary would that be to be asleep and then
all of a sudden, like smell smell fire skin starts burning.

Speaker 1 (01:00:56):
Sweet old lady in her nineties, coming from your electric blo. Okay,
you're not gonna like this. Anna. Bobby Sherman, the singer
and actor whose voice good looks made him a teen
idol in television and pop music in the late sixties
and early seventies, has died at the age of eighty one.
Someone up. Mick Rouse died at the age of ages. Yes,
I know, and what was it two weeks ago?

Speaker 8 (01:01:18):
It was all eighty two year old. Now it's eighty
one year old. If you're eighty one, I'd be scared.

Speaker 1 (01:01:23):
Sherman put four singles in the top ten of Billboards
Hot one hundred in less than a year, starting with
Little Woman I'm sure you remember that one, which peaked
at number three in October of sixty nine. Then came
La La If I Had You, which got to number
nine in January of nineteen seventy Easy Come, Easy Go,
and of course Julie Julie, Julie damn Us. The cheerful

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catchy tunes, each a certified gold seller, helped define the
bubblegum pop sound that also encompassed the Archies, the nineteen
ten Fruit Gum Company, Tommy row in the Ohio Express
at the same time he was scaling the charts. Bobby
Sherman started in ABC's Here Comes the Brides, a Western

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comedy sit in the Civil War, in which he played
one of the owners of a family logging business. The
multi media exposure drew the admiration of the year as
teeny boppers who race to spend their allowance money on
T shirts, lunch boxes, and magazine featuring the face of
Bubblegum Barbie. Bobble Gum Barbie as he was known to people. Oh,

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he was so cute.

Speaker 8 (01:02:27):
And I got my first Bobby Sherman record off a
Cereal box. You remember when with the records and they
worked on a turntable.

Speaker 1 (01:02:35):
Yes, oh, those with a day, not those with the
day lone Star ninety two five. That's the outfield. I
hope the Rangers outfield does good tonight nights.

Speaker 8 (01:02:48):
They are five thirty five this afternoon. You can catch
it on the Rangers Sports Network.

Speaker 1 (01:02:52):
It's a three.

Speaker 8 (01:02:53):
Game series against Baltimore. This is going to be the
last game. Hopefully the Rangers win and they'll win the series.

Speaker 1 (01:02:59):
Well, we certainly hope sow now totally. Of course. They
are playing the Seattle Mariners this weekend. On Sunday. We
have tickets for that game. Yes we do. All right,
let's talk time wasters. What you got from soot?

Speaker 8 (01:03:11):
Sammy Hagar took to social media to make a big announcement.
And if you're a fan of the Red Rocker you
may want to book your trip right now to Cobbos
and Lucas, Mexico.

Speaker 10 (01:03:21):
Everybody, So, birthday bash got a quick announcement, not with
all the details. You're gonna go to Red Rocker dot
com later for more details. But October seven, nine eleven thirteen,
it looks like it's locked in, gonna go back to
four nights and uh, you know, usual suspects.

Speaker 8 (01:03:41):
Will be there, all the usual sex mests. October thirteenth
is his birthday.

Speaker 1 (01:03:46):
Now have you ever been to the Cabo Wabble Cante?
I have. It's it's a cool place, but do not
order a hamburger. Was it a bad hamburger? Nasty?

Speaker 2 (01:03:58):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:03:58):
I don't remember, and I figured it out. You know,
if you're that close to the ocean, you should stick
with ocean food because there's no cattle around. I don't
know where they got their beef, But Sammy, everything is
good except your hamburg I just stuck to the tequila.
I think the Cabo Wabba, Well, you made the right
decision there.

Speaker 8 (01:04:16):
An Sammy's going to be seventy eight this year, so
it's going to be a huge bash in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Redrocker dot com for the information, and we have the
information up on our page lone Star ninety two five
dot com the Bow and Them show page. He also
wished a very happy birthday to his best friend and
bandmate Michael Anthony, who happened to turn seventy one last Friday.

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How about Dad so Billy Idol says he wasn't surprised
to find out that he had a secret son, mostly
because he had sex.

Speaker 1 (01:04:44):
With a million people in the eighties. He says.

Speaker 8 (01:04:47):
We have his full interview up talking about discovering his son,
Brent Broad Thanks to twenty three and meter and in
other Billy Idle news, three landmark albums from his vaults
are going to be turned into editions and are going
to be released August fifteenth.

Speaker 1 (01:05:03):
We have that info up.

Speaker 8 (01:05:04):
Ozzy Osborne posted a photo of himself with Black Sabbath
bandmates Geezer Butler and Bill Ward with the caption hello
from rehearsals. They of course rehearsing for their last show
on July fifth in their hometown of Birmingham, England. We
have that post up also information because it's going to
be a huge streaming event for all those people who

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can't travel to England. You can stream the farewell show.
Concert Footage from one of ac DC's recent live shows
has sparked fierce fan debate BO on social media, with
some people urging ACDC to pack up their guitars for
good and retire. They say they look old and they
sound tired. Now here's audio from the show in question. Okay, show,

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to be fair, the person recording this bow was in
the front row and recording it with their cell phone. Okay,
And you know the speakers are way up. We were
at the ACDC show. Speakers are way up, so you
know it's for all the fans to hear. Also TNT
if you remember, BO is the last song on their setlist.

Speaker 1 (01:06:32):
It's like the twentieth song.

Speaker 8 (01:06:34):
Oh so, of course Brian Johnson's voice is tired.

Speaker 1 (01:06:38):
Well, I told you that he was just kind of
ah toward the end of the show. But I'm telling
you I thought it was a great show. They did
a great job. In my own personal opinion, that's probably
someone who paid too much money for a ticket. Yeah,
because they were in the front row. Cool.

Speaker 8 (01:06:54):
It has been so hot in parts of the United
States Bow that once again we're seeing videos of people
cooking eggs on their cars or on sidewalks. Grandma's pretending
to bake bread in mailboxes.

Speaker 1 (01:07:05):
Well, in Missouri the heat was so bad. I don't
know if you saw this already.

Speaker 8 (01:07:09):
Both it caused a car to go airborne when the
road buckles.

Speaker 1 (01:07:15):
I saw that video.

Speaker 8 (01:07:16):
Well, we have the video up on the Bow and
them show page at lone star ninety two to five
duck on twelve.

Speaker 1 (01:07:23):
We might as well snuggle then, Ah like a red
panda a red now see that was in the freaking
fool file. And a lot of people aren't awake. Well,
tell them what happens at this hotel in China. Well,
they they had this service where if you stay in
the hotel, they will bring a little red panda up

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to your room, open the door while you're still asleep,
and put the little red panda in the base. It's
their wake up service. Yes, and people just thought it
was also cute until the panda started crapping in people's bed.
Then it wasn't so cute and cuddley anymore, was it?
Do you want to wake up service or the hooker service.

(01:08:08):
I'll take the hooker service. Hotten deal with it with clap.
I don't want to deal with crap. Bowl makes another
stupid ass. Rhyde, thanks for not go Bo Roberts with
the burn from the three point line. It is a switch. Okay.

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Our after show decompression session is next, where we'll talk
about whatever you want to talk about. I think Anna
had something she were going.

Speaker 8 (01:08:39):
Yeah, we're going to talk about concert etiquette.

Speaker 1 (01:08:42):
Yeah, okay, concert etiquette? Yes? Why did something happen recently
at a concert? Good? Well, why don't you tune in
and find out all this research that Anna has done?

Speaker 4 (01:08:55):
Facebook Live, the official lone Star Facebook page.

Speaker 1 (01:08:57):
Get some and also tomorrow It's Fun with Music Day.
Got some mashups, I got some what ifs? What if
somebody did a song other than who did the song? Okay,
it's the last Thursday. I know, Yes, we'll do whose song?
Is it?

Speaker 9 (01:09:15):
Anyway?

Speaker 1 (01:09:16):
We've gotten a couple of subjects, but we need some more,
so send them to us on email. Are you okay
so we'll see you on the after show? Y'all ready?
And it's gonna teach you how to behave yourself at
a damn concert because some people just don't get. Don't
make me take out the whip, don't make me put
my couple of ice upside your head, don't see on

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the after show, and see you on the show, No
show tomorrow. I did by