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Speaker 1 (00:11):
Oh come on, now, that'll wake up. It's Barbershop Acapella
Music Appreciation. I love that awesome. Yes, that is Stuck
in the Middle with You, done by Da Vinci's Notebook.
Love them nice. They're also the ones that do metal shop,
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you know, that have all the all the classic rock
songs done acapella. There's a couple of really dirty ones
on here. Sorry I couldn't play it over. Hey, yeah,
we'll do that off the air. Yeah why not? I
felt like I said, man, man, well, good morning. Yes,
I hope you enjoyed that little didn't either start the shows.
You're on Barbershop Acapella Music Appreciation Day. It is also
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etch You Sketch Day. Love the sketch? To me, you
didn't have an etchy sketch? Oh yeah, if March the
anniversary of the date the first etcha Sketch was sold
in nineteen sixty.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
Now, if you could do more than make stair steps
on one, you got me beat. Because that's about it all.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
I always admired the people that could make like artistics,
who yes, sketch.
Speaker 1 (01:19):
And then they work all that hard and then somebody
comes around, turns it up side down and shaky raises this.
Speaker 3 (01:26):
I tore apart my first as sketch. I wanted to
see what the hell was inside.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
I did too, and that iron shavings got everywhere where.
I just had to see how work.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
That must be a boy thing, because my brother Go
Go did the same as that.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
It is national inch your jell O day. No, it's not,
it's not. I have to.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
I don't mind Jello with whippin. That's a hard no
for me, though, Harry Jello get it to me, hear.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
If from in the hospital. Yeah, then you pretty much
you have to. But yeah, I don't hate it as
much as eggs.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
But I will never say no to a Jello shot. Yes,
you know bo At the Saint Patrick's.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
David Brook, I know, and they would throw him at.
But I just I just never like the texture of ja.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
Yeah. Yeah, it's like snot that's been.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
Okay. Yeah, it is good with Booze. I'll give you that.
It is beans in Frank's day. Franks and Beans. I mean,
if you immediately thought of the scene and there's something
about Mary when Ben Steeler gets his beans and Franks
caught in his zip and here is a little factory
for you. Yea, when guys get their beans and franks
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caught in the zipper. It only happens once you learn
your lesson, Once you are you are real careful after that.
That's right. You don't want to known as fright, That's it.
It is a barn day. Barn day, yeah right, imagine
hate couldn't hit the side of a barn with a
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damn shot barn door is open, I guess so really,
Oh no, no freaking out. It is a gruntled workers day.
You always hear about disgruntled workers that hate their job. Well,
these are for folks that like their job and are
apparently called gruntled. Worm told, I never heard of that
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frame either.
Speaker 3 (03:30):
It doesn't sound like they're happy if they sounds like
they're pissed off or they got to go to the
bathroom front.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
It is Shark Awareness Day, all right, right, we're aware
of sharks. That's why we think twice about swomen in
the ocean, especially since the movie Jaws is fifty years
old now. They had the Shark Con this week. Yes, worldwide,
they're about fifty to seventy shark attacks a year with
five to fifteen fatalities. However, they say it's much more
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likely that you'll get struck by lightning than attacked by
a shark.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
Let's keep Richard Dreyfuss in our thoughts right now. He
had to cancel his appearance at Shark.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Conflict Bacterial bronchitis.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
Oh wow.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
By the way, on Sunday, Shark we kicks off on
it is Bastiele Day, in honor of the French Revolution.
What do we care?
Speaker 2 (04:25):
Well, in the Bishop Arts district today they're having a
huge French party, so go for the red wine.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
I bet not a one of them speak French. It
is National Mac and Cheese Day. Nope, never been a fan.
Come on, I'll take your spot. Pandemonium Day. There's chaos
and disorder everywhere and you can't control it today, so
for some reason, just get used to it. And finally
it's National Nude Day. Oh that's right. Surprise your co
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workers today by showing up with your dangly bits a
hanging at a swing and they'll never forget you.
Speaker 4 (04:59):
Please go all right, coming on for morning thread like
time to wake up?
Speaker 1 (05:07):
I said it's time to wake up? Okay, a little
late on that. Yes we are along with Annabelle. You're
one of that guys. Yes, I am right, dude, totally
lone Start ninety two. By the way, it is UH six.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
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Speaker 1 (05:28):
Wait, let me smell that I smell football season right
around the corner, baby pig skin. The Dallas Cowboys report
to Oxnard, California for training camp a week from today,
with the first practice scheduled for July twenty second, the
following day. Now, as the date approaches, all eyes are
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on guess who Michael Parsons, who is still negotiating a
long term extension with the Cowboys and is expected to
sit out of practice without a deal in place. That's
just something that they do when they're not satisfied and
then't got their contract yet. Yeah, and you really can't
blame them, No, not at all. Now, days away from
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training camp, there are thirty second round draft picks who
have yet to sign with their respective NFL teams. Rookie
deals for draft picks have been pre established values agreed
by the NFL and the NFL Players Association, though they're
collective bargaining agreement. However, the guarantees and specific language for
those guarantees are negotiated. I'm not even sure what I
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just said. Like Charlie Brown T yes, yes, ma'am. Before
you know it, football season gonna be right back, y'all.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
Well, let's talk WNBA action. Caitlin Clark had fourteen points
thirteen assists in a career high tie in five steals,
and the Indiana Fever beat Page Beckers and the Dallas
Wings one two to eighty three yesterday in Indianapolis. Beckers
May nine to fifteen from the field and finished with
twenty one points, four rebounds and four assists. Clark, on
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a minute's restriction in her third game back from that
lower body injury, had her second career game with at
least ten points, ten assists, and five steals, and became
just the fifth player in WNBA history with multiple such games.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Now.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
The Wings next game is in Las Vegas against the
Aces on Wednesday. Keep in mind that Caitlyn Clark and
the Fever will come to the American Airline Center in
Dallas Friday, August first to face the Wings, so hopefully
North Texas fans can witness first hand Caitland Clark in
action since she missed that June twenty seventh game. A
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lot of fans were upset about that because they paid
for tickets to see Caitland Clark and then she was
injured and didn't play.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
And of course they moved it from the Colon Parks
Center to the American Airlines Center. Yeah, because there's gonna
be a lot of tickets bought for that as well.
There shouldn't be.
Speaker 3 (07:54):
She was on the sidelines in her sweatpants, just kind
of waving at people and whatnot. But yeah, we want
to see her shoes, not the same for the price
of the ticket. Well, look at this are Dallas Maverick's
new trade boy. Cooper Flag is officially done.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
What Yeah, well, just with the G League starts.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
They don't want to hurt him.
Speaker 3 (08:14):
They want to protect his perfect health record that's going
right now. And after all the injuries Luca got, maybe
I can understand that he didn't get hurt during summer
league play. The MAVs don't want to risk him getting
injured before the season starts. So Flag, who joined the
MAVs coming out of Duke as the first overall pick
this year, has been shut down by his team and
will not appear in the offseason.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
Tournament the rest of the way.
Speaker 2 (08:36):
Now, he did have a great second game. He scored
like thirty points in that second game after the disappointing
first game.
Speaker 3 (08:42):
That was the San Antonio game. Yeah, the San Antonio game.
He scored thirty one points against the Spurs just this
last Saturday. It appears Dallas has seen enough, as they
have decided there will be no more from him for
their first year Star. Some sources indicate that the Versatile
Flag could possibly start at point guard next season, with
Kyrie Irving not expected back until twenty twenty.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
Six, if he doesn't fall off the edge of the earth. Yes, exactly,
poor Kyrie. We're never gonna let him for God, No, no, no,
no no. Former Dallas Stars player Joe Pavelski won the
American Century Championship yesterday at Edgewood and Tahoe, closing with
an eagle to beat former pitcher John Schmoltz in a
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wired to wire victory in the celebrity event. This This
was a golf match between a bunch of different celebrities.
Pavelski had a twenty nine point round under the modified
Stableford scoring system to finish with seventy three. Pavelski earned
one hundred and fifty grand from the seven hundred and
fifty grand perse that was there. Country star Jacohen was
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third at sixty two after a twenty one point game.
Taylor Twelman, the former soccer player who shared the second
round lead with Pavelski, was fourth at sixty one. NBA
star Steph Curry, the two thousand, twenty three runner, was
fifth at fifty eight after a twenty three point round.
I know that's a lot of stats to throw at you.
I'm just letting you know in case, how come you
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didn't give it all the way you're supposed to be anyway.
Charles Barkley, he was terrible. He was terrible. He will
he's good. He finished sixty ninth a ninety playoff field
of minus seventeen. I'll just did terrible. I'll try to draw.
I'll do better next time, Mama.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Whenever I think of hockey players playing golf, though, I
always think of Happy Gilmour. And you know, Happy Gilmore
two is gonna be on Netflix to lie twenty fifth.
Speaker 1 (10:35):
Oh yes, come out, all right, let's talk baseball.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
Marcus Simeon hit his two hundred and fiftieth career home
run and at Dallas Garcia also went deep to back
up a strong start by Nathan Yovaldi and give the
Rangers a five to one series clinching victory over the
Houston Astros yesterday in Houston. You have all the limited
Houston to five hits in a run with eight strikeouts
in seven and two thirds inning for his third straight win.
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Why he's not in the All Star Game this week
is a mystery to me. Now, the Rangers now get
some time off for the All Star break. All Star
Game will be played tomorrow in Atlanta. First pitch tomorrow
at seven oh five. You can watch a game on
Fox tonight. It's the Home Run Derby and then the
Rangers will play Detroit at Globely Field on Friday.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
And yes, it's true.
Speaker 2 (11:19):
Rangers All Star Jacob de Grom has opted out of
the All Star Game.
Speaker 1 (11:23):
Did you hear about this?
Speaker 2 (11:24):
Bow No, So he chose to skip the game because
his schedules start for the Rangers this past Saturday fell
too close to tomorrow's All Star Game, So no Rangers
player will be featured in the All Star Game tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (11:37):
Yeah, and other Rangers news.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Last night, in the MLB Draft, the Rangers selected Gavin
Fine a shortstop out of Great Oak High School in California.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
They picked him with the number twelve overall pick.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
The Rangers had not selected a high school player in
the first draft since twenty eighteen. In the first round
of the draft, he had committed to the University of Texas,
but he's gonna skipped college ball and head straight.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
To the pros. You know, I just thought it was
weird that some some sports have their draft in the
middle of the season, right right, ask me nothing.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
All right, here's a little more Texas Rangers news for you.
This is a sweet story. Some things are really bigger
than sports, and that's why not only the Texas Rangers,
but the Houston Astros, heated rivals on the field and
sometimes even off of it, teamed up Friday night to
show their support for victims of the Hill Country flooding.
The Rangers and the Astros wore together for Texas T
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shirts featuring both teams logos during batting practice before Friday
night's Rangers Astros game at Dyking Park in Houston.
Speaker 1 (12:41):
Daykin dyk in Park. I live in Houston, so I
don't care. Are you all dyking in there? And cut
it out? Depends off it's LGBTQ, then that's a good one.
Wait a minute, Wait a minute, let me stop you
right there. That gives me perfect chance to show you
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what Anna brought me today. Oh no, you today? What
was that line again, Anna? If it's LGBTQ plus not,
then it's dyking just sound effect. She brought me this
little trombones. The trombone you know what it sound like.
Remember Debbie Downer on Saturday. Very time she'd say something
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to go, oh dude, that's so cool. Thank you, Anna,
You're welcome. I promise y'all, I'm not gonna just do
it all the time. I'll do it more time. Okay,
that's funny, very nice.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
So this t shirt that both Texas and Houston teams
war to show support is just the latest commitment from
both clubs towards flood recovery and relief efforts. Both the
Astros and the Rangers have committed one million dollars a
piece towards flood relief efforts going on in central Texas
and of course, sadly over the weekend, even more flooding down.
Speaker 1 (14:03):
We'll just still that more later, just like they were
trying to, you know, clean up after it and then
he comes along.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
They had put everything on pause yesterday because of more rain.
Speaker 1 (14:12):
And for the first time since his career shattering accident.
Back on June twenty third of twenty twenty four, at
Virginia Motorsports Park NHR icon, John Force spoke publicly about
whether he plans to keep racing or hopes to return
driving a funny car again. In an interview with Los
Angeles television station KTLA that aired last month, Force said
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that quote, even if I don't drive, probably won't. I
love the sport, I love NHR. I love traveling the country,
going to a new town every weekend. I hate giving
that up because it's been my whole life since high school.
Bless his heart. Yeah, he's he's coming toward the end
and he's been one of the biggest, biggest stars in NHR.
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He's probably too old to be driving, he said. Force
admitted that he had realize he turned seventy six years
old this past May. Oh, he hadn't realized it. He
hadn't realized you. It just kind of got by him.
It snuck up on him. Hey what is this cake for?
Speaker 2 (15:11):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Yeah, thank you? Oh man. His racing days may probably
be over. But that's okay. He did a good job again,
all right, the freaking full file. Next on the Full
and Them show, Dallas fort Worth's classic rock lone Star
ninety two five Radar Love of Courses. She got a
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use sonar love which he's slimming in the lake at
going down time. Now for the freaking fool file. A
mother faked the bomb threat on a Bangladesh airline's flight
to stop her married son from flying to katman Do
with his side piece girl friends. This serious, he blame.
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The cheating husband named Emmon was traveling to Nepal on
this flight with his extramarital partner, side priest Athlet. Emon's
mother and wife learned about this and tried to stop
his journey, but they were unsuccessful. Then a friend of
Emon named I'mran I guess I'm getting this right advised
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them that if they called air traffic control and called
in a bomb threat, then the flight could be suspended.
Well yeah, well that's just what they did. But they're
gonna get in trouble. Yes, They're in serious trouble. Emmon's
mother called air traffic control and reported the bomb threat,
as she said, to save her son's marriage. Okay, yeah, well,
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I hope it's worth a little time in jail.
Speaker 4 (16:48):
There.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
The aircraft was taxiing down the runway with one hundred
and forty two passengers and seven crew members on board
when the pilots get the news and had to turn
around and head back to the terminal. Naturally, no bomb
was found. After a search of the aircraft, Emon suspected
who made the threat. He knew it was somebody, probably
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his wife, but he was shocked when he found out
that mama got involved, as well as one of his
best friends. So that was the wife. The friend and
the mama are all facing jail time, but at least
they ruined his trip and everyone else's trip. Yeah. Wow.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
So most people are happy and even excited when an
Amazon package arrives at their home, but it's been a
real nightmare for one California woman. Over the past year,
hundreds of oversized Amazon packages have shown up at her
San Jose home, but she had not ordered any of
them and didn't want them. The packages were all fake
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leather carciat covers from a Chinese cellar, and they just
kept coming. They'd completely taken over her her home. Now
she eventually found out that the company in China was
using her address as a return center without her permission.
What customers who bought the seat covers and wanted to
return them were told to send them back to her
address and to Instead of sending them all back to China,
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they just sent them to her address without her knowledge
that this is what was going on. The woman made
repeated phone calls to Amazon and even received a one
hundred dollars gift card as an apology, but the boxes
just kept showing up. Amazon eventually told her to donate
the items or just give them away, but the woman
demanded that Amazon come and collect them. Ultimately, that's what
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they did, but the packages are still coming to her
home despite all of her efforts to straighten this all out.
Speaker 1 (18:45):
Well, now, wouldn't you just if you kept getting packages,
wouldn't you say, I'll give this to so and so
they could probably use this.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
Yeah, like her Christmas and birthday list, Karen's to give
us another fake letter car seat for our birthday.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
Oh boy, thank you so much. They're lovely. Yeah, well
it's free, take it, take it for me.
Speaker 3 (19:11):
A Chinese soccer club has been fined the equivalent of
forty one hundred American dollars that's about thirty thousand yuan
over there, and for attempting to channel evil spirits by
placing paper talismans in the opponent team's locker room, trying
to throw a curse on that.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Enemy team that has never worked.
Speaker 3 (19:30):
The talisman is an object that can be used to
put a hex on someone or a hex on something
like an entire sports team.
Speaker 1 (19:39):
Chang Chun Zedo FZ is for you to see.
Speaker 3 (19:42):
Yeah, bless me, who played in China League two have
been found guilty of placing a number of superstitious items
in the away teams dressing rooms before matches in a
bid to increase their chances at winning. Photos widely shared
on Chinese social media showed yellow paper charms inscribed with
messages like by decree, shang Zi Jung d Wronghei must
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be defeated. Hey, yeah, and I probably got the names wrong,
but I did try.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
That's close enough. We're round eyes, I know right, known
as Foo round nights. The years of paper.
Speaker 3 (20:18):
Charms is it talis practice believed to use spirit energy
to bring good fortune. It can also be abused to
cause harm to cause misfortune to others. Including an opposing
soccer team. So the Chinese Professional Football League ruled that
Changwin used feudal superstition items and I guess that's in
the rule book to increase their chances of winning and
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find the club vowing to resolutely and seriously deal with
all kinds of violations of regulations and disciplines in accordance
with the provisions of the Discipline and Ethics Code.
Speaker 1 (20:50):
I'm exhausted after reading all that. Now, wait a minute,
it said in the rule books that you can't put
a hex on another.
Speaker 3 (20:56):
Team the Discipline and Ethics Code. Yeah, feudal superstition items
of any kind, be it voodoo or doo doo or
whatever it may be.
Speaker 1 (21:05):
Wonder if the NFL or MLB have that rule. No, yeah,
no voodoo dolls in your locker with friends in them.
Here's a forty eight year old man in Japan arrested
for walking around buck Ass naked, and now he says
he might have made the wrong decision. Oh yes. People
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in a neighborhood called police last week to report a
naked man walking through their neighborhood talking to himself out loud.
By the time the officers arrived, the man had moved
to a religious shrine, where they found him still without clothes,
kneeling at an altar. God don't care if you're naked.
I guess he was arrested for public in decency at
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ten forty in the morning. The man, who lives in
the same town where he was arrested, admitted to the
charges and told police the understatement of the year, I
should not have gone on out naked. You think that's
how they talk, and to Kyo Japan, they talk just
like that. People are still trying to figure out why
he did it, and so are the police, with some
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people joking online that maybe it was because of the
hot weather, or that he might be a terminator since
they can't go back in time wearing anything. Oh that's true.
I didn't even think of Oh yeah, now it makes
perfect sense. Hez fright to looking headlines from Hollywood coming out.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Oh, they're coming out next hour. You get to pick
your ticket. Pick between tickets to see George Thurgood and
the Destroyers August twenty sixth, or you can pick a
family four pack of tickets to see your Texas Rangers
when they face the Age July twenty third. Whatever you
don't pick. We'll put in the lone Star ticket window
at eight forty. Pick your ticket at around seven to
fifty right here on the bon in Them show on
Dallas Fort Wor's Classic Rock lone Star ninety two five.
Speaker 1 (22:53):
Dallas Horst Classic Rock lone Star ninety two five Monday.
Hope everybody had a great weekend with my buddy, which
makes me want to go because it's over. Where did
you find this online?
Speaker 2 (23:10):
And I immediately thought of you a sad tram bone.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
I go, this is something Bo Roberts. Let me ask
you a question. Okay, who do you think is the
highest grossing lead actor or actress of all time? Tom Hanks,
Samuel L. Jackson, No, he is on the list. You
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know who it is, Scarlett Johansson. Are you real serious?
They're passing Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Downey Junior. Thanks
to her starring role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the new
film pulled in three hundred and eighteen million dollars worldwide
six days after its release, pushing Johansson's total career box
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office gross to fourteen point eight Billie Man.
Speaker 2 (24:02):
But good for her because normally, you know, actresses get
way as well.
Speaker 1 (24:07):
She's just been in so many things. Actually she's only
been in like thirty six films, but she is the
highest grossing lead actor of all time. Also, let's see, uh,
Samuel L. Jackson is seventy one films and Robert Downey
Junior's forty five films. All right, Now, a significant portion
of her box office success stems for her role as
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Black Widow in the Marvels. I figured that with the
Avengers Endgame two point seven billion and the Avengers Infinity
War two billion among the biggest contributors. Now, other earners
that she's been in was The Jungle Book, the animated
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thing sing Yeah and Lucy remember that one. She's got
the incredible mind powers because this drug. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (25:00):
Instead of the typical human thing where you only use
a third of your brain, she is using all all
of it.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
Yeah, So Colin Jos, you can relax a while. That's right,
All right, Well, let's get.
Speaker 2 (25:11):
Some good head lines from Hollywood, Yes, please please?
Speaker 1 (25:18):
What's got said? Playing NFL? What's going on in?
Speaker 2 (25:32):
James Gunn Superman managed to leap over the competition in
a single bound at the box office over the weekend,
with the Man of Steel scoring the third biggest opening
weekend of the year, with one hundred and twenty two
million dollars.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
That's behind a Minecraft movie and Lee Loan Stitch.
Speaker 2 (25:48):
Now, when international ticket sales are taken into account, Bow
the comic book movie, has nearly made back all of
its two hundred and twenty five million dollar budget on
opening weekend.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (26:00):
Now there's still one hundred million dollar marketing budget to recoup.
Speaker 1 (26:04):
But they should do that this week you know. And
I wanted to see that this weekend, but as it's
going to be crowded, you're going to be miserable. So
I'll wait until maybe during Yeah, I'm hearing great things.
Speaker 2 (26:14):
I can hardly wait to see it and get well.
Wishes are going out to jawnstar Richard Dreyfus. He had
to back out of Shark Con in Florida over the
weekend due to viral bronk kindness drivers took to social
media to apologize.
Speaker 5 (26:28):
I've been told by my doctors I cannot fly and
I would have to fly five hours to get there.
I'm terribly sorry because I had planned to be there
and had been looking forward to it.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
He's so weak that it does not sound well at
all at all.
Speaker 2 (26:53):
Shark con said fans would get refunds for any prepaid
autographs and photo op purchases that involve Rich Dreyfos and
The Hollywood Walk of Fame Classic twenty twenty six was
announced last week. There's a total of thirty five who
were selected by an independent committee, receiving hundreds of nominations.
Among those being honored Demi Moore, Timothy Shallamet, Romie Mallick,
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Stanley Tucci in the music category, Lyle Love It, Miley
Cyrus and air Supply Shack is the only one being
honored in the world of sports, and comedian Gabriel Igless. Yes,
Fluffy is going to get a star on the Hollywood
Walk of Fame next year.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
What was the things you were saying? What? What was
the movie you were mentioning? The movie? Oh Fluffy, Fluffy? Yeah, yeah,
Gabriel Aigless is that's his nixt In fact, his birthday
is tomorrow, is it right? So I will have to
see if I can come up with a couple of
little sound bites from.
Speaker 2 (27:50):
Oh, You've got some great interviews love him. Another Big
Bang Theory spin off is heading our way. This one's
going to be on HBO Max, and We'll focus on
Stuart Bloom, who owned the comic book store on The
Big Bank Theory. Stuart fails to save the Universal star
Kevin Sussman, who originated the role of Stewart on The
Big Bang Theory and in other TV news, ABC has
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ordered a Scrubs reboot straight to series for next year.
Original star Zach Graft, Donald Pisson, and Sarah Chock will
all return. And the host of NBC's Today Show gave
viewers a couple of cringe worthy moments last week. While
welcoming our friend eighties rocker Rick Springfield to the set.
After host Al Roker talked up the star's appearance, co
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hosts Savannah Guthrie, Jenna bush Hager, and Kaylee Hartung began
belting out eight six seventy five three oh nine a
song that's.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Not It's not Rick, It's Tommy Chu John.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Later, when Al Roker and co host Craig Melvin were
interviewing Rick Springfield, Melvin led out a huge yawn. While
Rick Springfield was telling the story of Jesse's.
Speaker 3 (28:58):
Girl, I'm like, boyl, actually.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
It's early door about it. I'll probably isn't that embarrassing.
Speaker 2 (29:13):
Ye yeh. By the way, Rick Springfield will play the
Music Hall at Fair Park this coming Sunday with special
guests John Waite, Wang Chung and Paul Young.
Speaker 1 (29:22):
And that is your head lines from Hollywood. Now we're
more informed than what we were before we woke up.
Come on Dallas Forst Clashic Rock lone Star ninety two
to say, you take the live AID concert over the weekend.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
Yeah, it was last night and it started at eight,
so I needed to get to that, so I was
not able to finish it.
Speaker 1 (29:43):
But I taped it, okay, I remember watching it and
when it was live.
Speaker 3 (29:47):
I know, and the whole program must be what several
hours long?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Four seconds? Four hours? And you know MTV was getting
hammered over showing little montages of their empt V video
jocks while Bob Dylan was playing or something like that,
and they said, you showed absolutely no, no, no respect from
Bob Dinner. Now that's a little silly and random, isn't it? Exactly?
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All right? Coming up? You can pick your ticket at
seven fifty. Choose between tickets to see George Thurgood and
the Destroyers at Texas Trust SEU Theater in Grand Prairie,
or you can have a family four pack of tickets
to see the Rangers take on the Athletics on July
the twenty third. How are we going to give it away?
You asked, Yeah, bo, how I found out that you've
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heard of Hannah Barbera Yeah right, yeah, absolutely, the late
cartoonist William Hannah born on this date in nineteen ten.
So it's going to be a Hannah Barbara cartoon. I'm
going to play the theme from a Hannah barbera cartoon.
Could be Flintstones, Huckleberry Hound, Jets, and Scooby Doo. I
ain't going to go on all my favorites. Yep. Absolutely,
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you figure out what it is and we will let
you pick your tickets. But now you know, we used
to do this a lot. And I found some new
ones about stupid warning labels on products, okay, because they're
always kind of ridiculous. For example, here's a warning that says,
do not use as ear plugs that was on a
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package of silly putty. Oh yeah, you dumbasses, don't do that.
Do not use intimately on a tube of deodorant. Are
you are you sticking? Yeah, here's the one that says fragile.
Do not drop posted on a boying seven fifty seven.
(31:39):
Oh my god, that's a good reminder for bowling. Look
before driving on the dashboard of a mail truck. Well,
I would hope so. Wearing this garment does not enable
you to fly on a child size Superman costumes. Here's one.
This door is alarmed from seven pm to seven am
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on a hospital. Shouldn't be just kind of looking out
for him the whole time? But yes, did you know
this one? Beware to touch these wires is instant death.
Anyone found doing so will be prosecuted or dies, which
is worse. That's at a sign at a railroad station. Okay,
(32:23):
let's see, do not turn upside down? What was that?
That is on the bottom of a supermarket dessert box?
So you had to turn it upside down to read it, now,
didn't you. Here's one Wait a minute, maybe harmful of swallow?
What was that on on a shipment of hammers? What
the hell swallows?
Speaker 2 (32:44):
Well, you know that they had to put it there
because someone did trot.
Speaker 1 (32:47):
There was a problem. Just swallow a hammer. Here's one caution.
The constans of this bottle should not be fed to fish.
It was on a bottle of shampoo for dolls. Yes,
your external use only on a curling iron. Where are
you gonna stick that curling iron? Now? We had to
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warns you not to do it. It is kind of
phallic shape. Goodness, Yeah, but not near enough. Dallasaur's classic
rock lone Star ninety two five coming up. A chance
for you to pick your ticket. Choose between tickets to
see George Thurgood and the Destroyers or a family four
pack of tickets to see the Rangers take on the Athletics.
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That'll be later on this month, about a week and
two days from today. Isn't something like that? It all
runs together after a while anyway. Okay, so that's coming up,
and we'll see which one you pick. Of course, the
other one will go into the lone Star ticket window.
But now it is time once again to smarten you
a smidgeon and educate you. An iota or a spec
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doesn't mean it's time for did you know? For example,
did you know? Superman, of course, topped the box office
this past weekend. Even though some have said that Superman
was the first superhero to appear on screen, he was
actually not. Really Before Superman, there was Captain Marvel. Captain
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Marvel debuted in the nineteen forty one Adventures of Captain
Marvel movie. Superman didn't appear on screen until nineteen forty eight. Wow,
learn every day. Did you know the record holder for
the most Grammys one is who beyond say? He beat
Michael Jackson, Yes, with thirty five. The runner up was
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Sir George Salty. He's some Canarian, Hungarian British conductor who
conducted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for twenty two years and
won thirty one Grammys. I didn't hear the boy either
of them. Did you know? An average of three hundred
and fifty slices of pizza are sold in the US
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every second, every second, every second slice. Do you remember
when you used to play with silly Putty as a kid.
You could put it on a newspaper and pull the
picture off, but put it in your ears. Yeah, we
just learned that if you drop silly Puddy, if you
roll it into a ball and drop silly Putty from
a high place, it doesn't bounce like it does when
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you just hit it on the table. It shatters into
a million Yes, it does. Did you know the baby
Pebbles in the Flintstones. She was originally going to be
a boy until a toy company told the creators of
the show that, you know, baby girls dolls, they still
a lot better than boil dolls. They wanted to make money,
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So then Pebbles was the girl and Bam Bam was boy.
That was Barney Rubbles, Betty Rubbles.
Speaker 6 (35:54):
Kid.
Speaker 1 (35:55):
Did you know the reason doctors were blue or green
scrubs because those are those are on the opposite side
of the color wheel from red and pink, which makes
those colors clear to distinguish during surgery. Okay, that is
it's like a rank. Okay pretty much. Yeah. Did you
(36:17):
know disney World and Disneyland employees who dress up his
characters that walk around the parks have to go through
special training to learn how to do their character's correct autograph.
You think a kid knows what Mickey Mouse's autograph.
Speaker 2 (36:32):
I didn't know they had a correct autograph like Mickey
and Pluto.
Speaker 1 (36:37):
Yes, they do.
Speaker 3 (36:38):
Like it hard enough to sign a name with a
big old head on.
Speaker 1 (36:42):
You can't see what you're signing again, whatever kind of
big gass gloves you got? All right? That's the training,
is how to sign the auto, those big old gloves
in a costume, or how to keep from choking those
little kids that keep pulling on your costa brats. Did
you know the movie Eyes Wide Shut with Tom Cruise, Yeah,
has the record for the most consecutive days of filming
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without a day off. They shot for four hundred days straight,
every single day. At one point, Stanley Kubrick had Tom
Cruise do ninety five takes of just walking through the door.
That's it, so he could get it. It's gotta be perfect. God,
I've done it ninety four done, do it again. No wonder.
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Cruise and Nicole Kitton got a divorced after that. I
would say, oh yeah, all right, pick your ticket, come
it up next on the bow and them show. Yeah,
lone Star ninety two five. Okay, y'all ready to pick
your ticket? Yes, let's do it all right. You can
have a pair of tickets to see George Thoroughgood and
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the Delaware Destroyers August twenty sixth at Texas Trust Seuth
Theater in Grand Prai. Or you can have a family
four pack of tickets to see the Rangers take on
the Athletics later on this month. And we told you today.
The late cartoonist William Hannah of Hannah Barbera born on
this date back in nineteen ten. He created probably two
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thirds of all the cartoons that we grew up watching. Yeah,
so I'm going to play the theme for one, and
I'm going to tell you this is easy. This is
ridiculously easy. Is this early early Hannah Barbara later? Yeah?
Fairly early? Okay, fairly early? Good hent okay, all right?
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Two one four or eight one seven, seven, eight seven,
one nine two five. I'll probably have to play this
more than once. Tell me what cartoon theme produced by
William Hannah is? Oh, gay, come all man, you got me?
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All right? It kind of threw you, ahuan, Why what
the hell in that? It's kind of catchy? Isn't it
a dance?
Speaker 3 (39:11):
It drew me to the TV when I would hear
this in the other world, I'm giving.
Speaker 1 (39:17):
A ball of cereals. Look my throng. I feel like
that dancing frog is about the company. Let's see if
anybody again here on them? Show tell me what cartoon
theme that is? No, no, on them, show tell me
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what cartoon theme that is? Comments, Yes, sir Commond, always
one of my favorites. Okay, who is this? This is
Jeff You're driver? What's up? Man? What's going on? John?
To drive? Well? You got it? Now? Which tickets do
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you want? You want the George thorough Good tickets. So
you want the Rangers tickets? Oh, won't go man, riders day,
got it, brother? I mean coming up in the eighth
forty ticket window, we'll have those tickets to see George
Thurroy Good. Hang on, man, we'll hook you up. Okay,
thanks for playing good.
Speaker 5 (40:24):
Thank you both.
Speaker 1 (40:24):
You bet mate, drive carefully in this range.
Speaker 2 (40:28):
You know we aren't the only ones opening up the
lone Star ticket window today.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
Jeff k will as well.
Speaker 2 (40:33):
He has tickets for you to see Kansas and thirty
eight Special this Sunday at the Pavilion and Toyota Music Factory.
Speaker 1 (40:39):
He'll give those.
Speaker 2 (40:39):
Away around four thirty five, right after he wraps up
sixty minutes of non stop classic rock.
Speaker 1 (40:44):
Right here on lone Star ninety two five, a Recordaburo
Baby lone Star ninety two five. Okay, earlier we were
talking about goofy ass warning labels on products. Yeah, like
the silly putty don't put it in your ears. Yeah,
wearing of this garment does not enable you to fly
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on a Superman costume for a kid. They may want
to put that on towels too, for little kids. Yeah,
that was my beware. To touch these wires is instant death.
Anyone found doing so will be prosecuted. I guess that's
if they live. You prosecute a corpse. Yeah, I guess
there's ways. I never heard of post mortem prosecution. This
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is one I really like. Do not turn upside down?
That was on the bottom of a supermarket dessert box.
You know someone did it. Huh, how you gonna not
see it? If you don't see that, shouldn't it be
on the front of the box. Yeah. This was one
of my favorite. Maybe harmful if swallowed on a shipment
of hammers. I found this one. No, this is a
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good one. Warning, do not use if you have prostate problems.
What is that? That was on a box of my
doll Women ain't got no prostate, y'all know. I guess
guys were sneaking some mind doll. So so here's a
guy that called in after that. I know where the
rural gorge is, don't you up in Colorado? Colorado? Yeah?
Speaker 5 (42:12):
Yeah, we crossed that last year to go up from
the lock and they had a sign on.
Speaker 3 (42:16):
The bridge, no fishing.
Speaker 1 (42:18):
From the bridge.
Speaker 2 (42:19):
Well, you would have to have a long line, yeah,
but somebody must have done it.
Speaker 1 (42:26):
I went across the Royal Gorge when I was a kid,
and I walked across it and there was space between
the boards was about a half inch wide, and every
time I'd look down, I'd see all the way down
to the bottom. I would not be able to do that.
I made my dad go get the car, and because
I was terrified. That is scary.
Speaker 6 (42:46):
Yeah, that's nice face to visit.
Speaker 1 (42:49):
But live there. Yeah, Colorado's not bad. No, you like
to visit there all the time. Yeah, especially I'm going
to see my grandson. He's playing football this year for
Colorado School of Mines. Now, we told you at the
beginning of the show that today is barbershop acappella music appreciation.
Speaker 2 (43:11):
Damn.
Speaker 1 (43:12):
Well, guess what. I have another acappella song for us
to appreciate. We'll give it to us both. Here you go.
Speaker 4 (43:26):
Saying my trouble started mount New Ways.
Speaker 1 (43:34):
Saying the happy.
Speaker 4 (43:35):
Times of common to stay. Yeah, I got drink big
Mounts in the place where it counts, and the feeling
Bacca sunshine. Everything's going my way five thousand monster. Everything
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is going my way.
Speaker 1 (43:57):
Everything, oh in my way, this doesn't matter. Everything is
going again. It makes me think, you know, life made
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all that. Man, hold on, I'm coming. I hear that
a lot.
Speaker 6 (44:27):
Believe Well, we'll stick around and finish the show.
Speaker 1 (44:40):
First. You wouldn't want to leave before all this excitement
is over. But then we're going home.
Speaker 2 (44:47):
That's uh that time again, especially on the daylight today
when it's raining.
Speaker 1 (44:52):
Right, look at that. Here's an odd story, okay. Arlington
police are investigating a murder suicide on the city south
side that happened Friday morning. Police were called to salon
and spa galleria Arlington on the seventy eight hundred block
of South Cooper Road. This was about ten point fifteen
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in the morning. Investigators confirmed the deaths of a thirty
seven year old man and his suspected killer, a thirty
seven year old woman. Saywhere is gone? According to witnesses,
the woman just went into the barber shop and shot
this guy multiple times while he was getting a haircut. Now,
officers arrived at the salon and reported seeing the woman
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try to leave. Sorry, honey, stick around. We got some
questions for you. When she noticed the officers, she went
back inside the business and shot herself. Oh man. The
one was taken to the hospital but later passed away. Now,
a motive for the shooting remains unclear. However, through the
course of their investigation, detectives learned that the men in
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Wormland were previously in a romantic reship. Yeah, like, we
never saw that coming, lover spat. I know, I know
some people don't react to breakups very well, but damn
gooda not even let a guy get a haircut for you,
plug him full of lid.
Speaker 2 (46:14):
Well, along those same lines, let's travel to Coleman, Texas,
which is around sixty miles from Abilene. A Coleman, Texas
woman has been indicted for allegedly plotting to murder her
ex husband by injecting fentanyl into a box of chocolates
and singing it to him disguised as a gift from.
Speaker 1 (46:33):
A travel agent.
Speaker 2 (46:35):
Sixty three year old Pamela Jean Stanley is facing multiple
charges according to authorities, including criminal solicitation with intent to
commit murder, criminal attempt to commit murder, and possession of
a controlled substance with intent to deliver.
Speaker 1 (46:49):
Now, according to the Parker County Sheriff's Office.
Speaker 2 (46:52):
Stanley was recorded telling an informant that she planned to
make the package appear to be in celebration of her
ex husband's recent engagement to another Oh Now, the gift
was to include a fake honeymoon incentive from the travel agency.
To enhance the deception, thlreaty set, a tip from a
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protected source led investigators to pose as ventanyl sellers. Stanley
allegedly drove several hours from Coleman to meet with undercover
officers in the parking lot of a motel along the interstate.
She was taken into custody after attempting to buy what
she believed was ventanyl. She also was found to be
in possession of nine and a half grams of met
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You can bet that was.
Speaker 1 (47:36):
For her, Yeah, yeah, yeah, just look at her teeth.
It is like a bux of chocolate. There you go.
Speaker 3 (47:45):
So, did you two ever struggle when you were young
working fast food or waiting tables.
Speaker 1 (47:51):
Restaurant were had to do that. I know a lot
of people that haven't made a pretty good living.
Speaker 4 (47:56):
Well.
Speaker 3 (47:57):
I wor Burger Kings in three different states, and you're
not missing a damning either. One of you waiting tables
and serving up food and a drive through may seem
like a first step into the workforce. For some, it
could pave the path that leads to a big money job.
Amid a nationwide restaurant worker shortage, many brands are finding
ways to attract and retain their employees while offering big
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bucks and benefits to those who wish to work long
term or stay within that particular restaurant and climb the
old corporate ladder. Though positive employment growth is expected this year,
current levels in certain sectors, like full service restaurants, they're
still below pre pandemic levels. Some restaurants offer fiscal incentives
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for being a full time employee, including instant pay that
would be nice, college tuition assistance, four to one K,
retirement plans, fitness membership perks, and even language classes, not
to mention the fact that you could make all those
generous tips hopefully generous plus nowadays, the pay in the
fast casual game could be eye opening. A Chipotle execus
(49:00):
It recently told Business Insider that its regional vice presidents
can earn up to six hundred k a year. Dad Yes,
and free bereaders too. How about that?
Speaker 1 (49:13):
Okay. Now, if you are looking to take care of
your physical and financial health, your best bet interest is
not to get bitten by a copperhead snake. Excuse me. Yes,
On TikTok, a woman said she was bitten on the
toes by the venom of snake. Fortunately, it turned out
to be a dry bite, which means no venom was
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pumped into her body. Aside from the obvious. It's fortunate
because the girl was told in the hospital that the
price tag for copperhead anti venom is over two hundred
thousand dollars. Wow are you serious? Somebody is fixing to die,
and wow, you got two hundred grand stas she lucked out. Well,
(49:56):
that's just that's overpricing. Yeah, it's like they know you
need it, so let's jacket up as high as we can.
Can you bring your own snake? Got milk it? No,
you need anti venom? Yes, you knowed well, they make
it from the venom. What's crazy that, according to a
Washington Post report, only one percent of that cost comes
from the production of the physical anti venom. Over seventy
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percent is hospital mark up. Of course it is they
know you need it, especially if you're dying. Damn right,
I'm telling you. And speaking of snakes, Florida's ten Day
Python Challenge started Friday and runs through this coming Sunday,
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paying cash to hunters who pull invasive Burmese pythons from
the Florida Everglades. This year's rule book bans firearms, explosives, dogs, drones, traps,
and even bait. What do you have? Just wait until
they come slithering across the roads. Hunters must pay a
twenty five dollars fee, pass online training, and follow federal
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wildlife laws.
Speaker 4 (51:04):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (51:05):
The biggest snake captured and the person with the most
caught can win up to ten thousand dollars. Sign up. Wow,
I'm messing with no damn snake. Kiff My aid last
summer of the contest removed one hundred and ninety five snakes,
the largest topping sixteen feet long. It was all the
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same to you. I'll stay on the dry land. I
don't want to have nothing to do with no damn snakes,
all right, all right you? Dallas hors Classic Rock a
lone Star ninety two to five. Somebody somewhere one of
those George Thoroughgood tickets. I can't wait to find out
who it is. Oh, that was Jeff Hanchman Man. He's happy, happy, happy, Jeff.
(51:49):
You know what that reminded me of. You know, we
were talking about our friend Noble Womble who passed away. Yeah.
Another guy that we were all good friends with, Jeff Hackett. No,
Jack Hackett passed away. Oh my god, I loved it.
I know. He was just a first class guy. I
have no idea. I saw it on Facebook and then
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I had to make sure I confirmed it. And guy
he worked for Chrysalis Records.
Speaker 2 (52:16):
Yeah, him for a long time since I first started
in radio when I was a music director.
Speaker 1 (52:21):
Ye years ago. I knew Jeff briefly right before I
left New Orleans when I was music director down there. Yeah. No,
Jeff was a great guy, and I you know who
he is, Yes, I did. Oh yeah, Carat's off to you, Jeff.
By the way, tomorrow is a toy Box Tuesday. I
got some goodies from the toy box. But uh, we're
actually going to have a guest on Toy Box Tuesday. Yeah,
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comedian Julie Golden.
Speaker 2 (52:46):
She's friends of our friend Dean Lewis, uh huh, and
she is going to be at Mike Drop comedy club
in Plano this coming Thursday. And it's a match making
game for divorces.
Speaker 1 (52:59):
It's Big D. Don't mean Dallas, Yeah, big D.
Speaker 2 (53:03):
It's matchmaking for devar says, And she's actually looking for
some devorceas who want to compete in this dating game.
Speaker 1 (53:10):
Now, exactly what goes on in the dating game? Do
they win something? Or yeah, they win a date with somebody? Really? Yeah,
well let's just find out. I we'll have to ask
the girl when she gets here. It's pretty funny.
Speaker 2 (53:23):
You know Kathy Griffin, the comedian, She was on it
in California, So oh really.
Speaker 1 (53:28):
Yeah, we'll ask her about that Christing. I'm sure she's
probably got a couple of stories of people who got
day heart's broken.
Speaker 2 (53:35):
Into absolutely but looking for love all the wrong places.
Speaker 1 (53:38):
So this will be our first guest on a Tuesday
in a long time. Ye, come on in, girl ready?
Speaker 2 (53:44):
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Well how about we help you out with one thousand dollars.
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Speaker 1 (54:03):
Rock the bank on lone star ninety two five
Oh come on, now, that'll wake up. It's Barbershop Acapella
Music Appreciation. I love that awesome. Yes, that is Stuck
in the Middle with You, done by Da Vinci's Notebook.
Love them nice. They're also the ones that do metal shop,
(00:32):
you know, that have all the all the classic rock
songs done acapella. There's a couple of really dirty ones
on here. Sorry I couldn't play it over. Hey, yeah,
we'll do that off the air. Yeah why not? I
felt like I said, man, man, well, good morning. Yes,
I hope you enjoyed that little didn't either start the shows.
You're on Barbershop Acapella Music Appreciation Day. It is also
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etch You Sketch Day. Love the sketch? To me, you
didn't have an etchy sketch? Oh yeah, if March the
anniversary of the date the first etcha Sketch was sold
in nineteen sixty.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Wow.
Speaker 1 (01:10):
Now, if you could do more than make stair steps
on one, you got me beat. Because that's about it all.
Speaker 2 (01:15):
I always admired the people that could make like artistics,
who yes, sketch.
Speaker 1 (01:19):
And then they work all that hard and then somebody
comes around, turns it up side down and shaky raises this.
Speaker 3 (01:26):
I tore apart my first as sketch. I wanted to
see what the hell was inside.
Speaker 1 (01:30):
I did too, and that iron shavings got everywhere where.
I just had to see how work.
Speaker 2 (01:38):
That must be a boy thing, because my brother Go
Go did the same as that.
Speaker 1 (01:43):
It is national inch your jell O day. No, it's not,
it's not. I have to.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
I don't mind Jello with whippin. That's a hard no
for me, though, Harry Jello get it to me, hear.
Speaker 1 (01:56):
If from in the hospital. Yeah, then you pretty much
you have to. But yeah, I don't hate it as
much as eggs.
Speaker 2 (02:04):
But I will never say no to a Jello shot. Yes,
you know bo At the Saint Patrick's.
Speaker 1 (02:11):
David Brook, I know, and they would throw him at.
But I just I just never like the texture of ja.
Speaker 3 (02:19):
Yeah. Yeah, it's like snot that's been.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
Okay. Yeah, it is good with Booze. I'll give you that.
It is beans in Frank's day. Franks and Beans. I mean,
if you immediately thought of the scene and there's something
about Mary when Ben Steeler gets his beans and Franks
caught in his zip and here is a little factory
for you. Yea, when guys get their beans and franks
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caught in the zipper. It only happens once you learn
your lesson, Once you are you are real careful after that.
That's right. You don't want to known as fright, That's it.
It is a barn day. Barn day, yeah right, imagine
hate couldn't hit the side of a barn with a
(03:09):
damn shot barn door is open, I guess so really,
Oh no, no freaking out. It is a gruntled workers day.
You always hear about disgruntled workers that hate their job. Well,
these are for folks that like their job and are
apparently called gruntled. Worm told, I never heard of that
(03:29):
frame either.
Speaker 3 (03:30):
It doesn't sound like they're happy if they sounds like
they're pissed off or they got to go to the
bathroom front.
Speaker 1 (03:39):
It is Shark Awareness Day, all right, right, we're aware
of sharks. That's why we think twice about swomen in
the ocean, especially since the movie Jaws is fifty years
old now. They had the Shark Con this week. Yes, worldwide,
they're about fifty to seventy shark attacks a year with
five to fifteen fatalities. However, they say it's much more
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likely that you'll get struck by lightning than attacked by
a shark.
Speaker 3 (04:05):
Let's keep Richard Dreyfuss in our thoughts right now. He
had to cancel his appearance at Shark.
Speaker 2 (04:10):
Conflict Bacterial bronchitis.
Speaker 3 (04:14):
Oh wow.
Speaker 1 (04:15):
By the way, on Sunday, Shark we kicks off on
it is Bastiele Day, in honor of the French Revolution.
What do we care?
Speaker 2 (04:25):
Well, in the Bishop Arts district today they're having a
huge French party, so go for the red wine.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
I bet not a one of them speak French. It
is National Mac and Cheese Day. Nope, never been a fan.
Come on, I'll take your spot. Pandemonium Day. There's chaos
and disorder everywhere and you can't control it today, so
for some reason, just get used to it. And finally
it's National Nude Day. Oh that's right. Surprise your co
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workers today by showing up with your dangly bits a
hanging at a swing and they'll never forget you.
Speaker 4 (04:59):
Please go all right, coming on for morning thread like
time to wake up?
Speaker 1 (05:07):
I said it's time to wake up? Okay, a little
late on that. Yes we are along with Annabelle. You're
one of that guys. Yes, I am right, dude, totally
lone Start ninety two. By the way, it is UH six.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
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Speaker 1 (05:28):
Wait, let me smell that I smell football season right
around the corner, baby pig skin. The Dallas Cowboys report
to Oxnard, California for training camp a week from today,
with the first practice scheduled for July twenty second, the
following day. Now, as the date approaches, all eyes are
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on guess who Michael Parsons, who is still negotiating a
long term extension with the Cowboys and is expected to
sit out of practice without a deal in place. That's
just something that they do when they're not satisfied and
then't got their contract yet. Yeah, and you really can't
blame them, No, not at all. Now, days away from
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training camp, there are thirty second round draft picks who
have yet to sign with their respective NFL teams. Rookie
deals for draft picks have been pre established values agreed
by the NFL and the NFL Players Association, though they're
collective bargaining agreement. However, the guarantees and specific language for
those guarantees are negotiated. I'm not even sure what I
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just said. Like Charlie Brown T yes, yes, ma'am. Before
you know it, football season gonna be right back, y'all.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
Well, let's talk WNBA action. Caitlin Clark had fourteen points
thirteen assists in a career high tie in five steals,
and the Indiana Fever beat Page Beckers and the Dallas
Wings one two to eighty three yesterday in Indianapolis. Beckers
May nine to fifteen from the field and finished with
twenty one points, four rebounds and four assists. Clark, on
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a minute's restriction in her third game back from that
lower body injury, had her second career game with at
least ten points, ten assists, and five steals, and became
just the fifth player in WNBA history with multiple such games.
Speaker 1 (07:19):
Now.
Speaker 2 (07:19):
The Wings next game is in Las Vegas against the
Aces on Wednesday. Keep in mind that Caitlyn Clark and
the Fever will come to the American Airline Center in
Dallas Friday, August first to face the Wings, so hopefully
North Texas fans can witness first hand Caitland Clark in
action since she missed that June twenty seventh game. A
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lot of fans were upset about that because they paid
for tickets to see Caitland Clark and then she was
injured and didn't play.
Speaker 1 (07:46):
And of course they moved it from the Colon Parks
Center to the American Airlines Center. Yeah, because there's gonna
be a lot of tickets bought for that as well.
There shouldn't be.
Speaker 3 (07:54):
She was on the sidelines in her sweatpants, just kind
of waving at people and whatnot. But yeah, we want
to see her shoes, not the same for the price
of the ticket. Well, look at this are Dallas Maverick's
new trade boy. Cooper Flag is officially done.
Speaker 2 (08:08):
What Yeah, well, just with the G League starts.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
They don't want to hurt him.
Speaker 3 (08:14):
They want to protect his perfect health record that's going
right now. And after all the injuries Luca got, maybe
I can understand that he didn't get hurt during summer
league play. The MAVs don't want to risk him getting
injured before the season starts. So Flag, who joined the
MAVs coming out of Duke as the first overall pick
this year, has been shut down by his team and
will not appear in the offseason.
Speaker 1 (08:34):
Tournament the rest of the way.
Speaker 2 (08:36):
Now, he did have a great second game. He scored
like thirty points in that second game after the disappointing
first game.
Speaker 3 (08:42):
That was the San Antonio game. Yeah, the San Antonio game.
He scored thirty one points against the Spurs just this
last Saturday. It appears Dallas has seen enough, as they
have decided there will be no more from him for
their first year Star. Some sources indicate that the Versatile
Flag could possibly start at point guard next season, with
Kyrie Irving not expected back until twenty twenty.
Speaker 1 (09:04):
Six, if he doesn't fall off the edge of the earth. Yes, exactly,
poor Kyrie. We're never gonna let him for God, No, no, no,
no no. Former Dallas Stars player Joe Pavelski won the
American Century Championship yesterday at Edgewood and Tahoe, closing with
an eagle to beat former pitcher John Schmoltz in a
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wired to wire victory in the celebrity event. This This
was a golf match between a bunch of different celebrities.
Pavelski had a twenty nine point round under the modified
Stableford scoring system to finish with seventy three. Pavelski earned
one hundred and fifty grand from the seven hundred and
fifty grand perse that was there. Country star Jacohen was
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third at sixty two after a twenty one point game.
Taylor Twelman, the former soccer player who shared the second
round lead with Pavelski, was fourth at sixty one. NBA
star Steph Curry, the two thousand, twenty three runner, was
fifth at fifty eight after a twenty three point round.
I know that's a lot of stats to throw at you.
I'm just letting you know in case, how come you
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didn't give it all the way you're supposed to be anyway.
Charles Barkley, he was terrible. He was terrible. He will
he's good. He finished sixty ninth a ninety playoff field
of minus seventeen. I'll just did terrible. I'll try to draw.
I'll do better next time, Mama.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Whenever I think of hockey players playing golf, though, I
always think of Happy Gilmour. And you know, Happy Gilmore
two is gonna be on Netflix to lie twenty fifth.
Speaker 1 (10:35):
Oh yes, come out, all right, let's talk baseball.
Speaker 2 (10:38):
Marcus Simeon hit his two hundred and fiftieth career home
run and at Dallas Garcia also went deep to back
up a strong start by Nathan Yovaldi and give the
Rangers a five to one series clinching victory over the
Houston Astros yesterday in Houston. You have all the limited
Houston to five hits in a run with eight strikeouts
in seven and two thirds inning for his third straight win.
(11:00):
Why he's not in the All Star Game this week
is a mystery to me. Now, the Rangers now get
some time off for the All Star break. All Star
Game will be played tomorrow in Atlanta. First pitch tomorrow
at seven oh five. You can watch a game on
Fox tonight. It's the Home Run Derby and then the
Rangers will play Detroit at Globely Field on Friday.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
And yes, it's true.
Speaker 2 (11:19):
Rangers All Star Jacob de Grom has opted out of
the All Star Game.
Speaker 1 (11:23):
Did you hear about this?
Speaker 2 (11:24):
Bow No, So he chose to skip the game because
his schedules start for the Rangers this past Saturday fell
too close to tomorrow's All Star Game, So no Rangers
player will be featured in the All Star Game tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (11:37):
Yeah, and other Rangers news.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Last night, in the MLB Draft, the Rangers selected Gavin
Fine a shortstop out of Great Oak High School in California.
Speaker 1 (11:47):
They picked him with the number twelve overall pick.
Speaker 2 (11:49):
The Rangers had not selected a high school player in
the first draft since twenty eighteen. In the first round
of the draft, he had committed to the University of Texas,
but he's gonna skipped college ball and head straight.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
To the pros. You know, I just thought it was
weird that some some sports have their draft in the
middle of the season, right right, ask me nothing.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
All right, here's a little more Texas Rangers news for you.
This is a sweet story. Some things are really bigger
than sports, and that's why not only the Texas Rangers,
but the Houston Astros, heated rivals on the field and
sometimes even off of it, teamed up Friday night to
show their support for victims of the Hill Country flooding.
The Rangers and the Astros wore together for Texas T
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shirts featuring both teams logos during batting practice before Friday
night's Rangers Astros game at Dyking Park in Houston.
Speaker 1 (12:41):
Daykin dyk in Park. I live in Houston, so I
don't care. Are you all dyking in there? And cut
it out? Depends off it's LGBTQ, then that's a good one.
Wait a minute, Wait a minute, let me stop you
right there. That gives me perfect chance to show you
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what Anna brought me today. Oh no, you today? What
was that line again, Anna? If it's LGBTQ plus not,
then it's dyking just sound effect. She brought me this
little trombones. The trombone you know what it sound like.
Remember Debbie Downer on Saturday. Very time she'd say something
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to go, oh dude, that's so cool. Thank you, Anna,
You're welcome. I promise y'all, I'm not gonna just do
it all the time. I'll do it more time. Okay,
that's funny, very nice.
Speaker 3 (13:41):
So this t shirt that both Texas and Houston teams
war to show support is just the latest commitment from
both clubs towards flood recovery and relief efforts. Both the
Astros and the Rangers have committed one million dollars a
piece towards flood relief efforts going on in central Texas
and of course, sadly over the weekend, even more flooding down.
Speaker 1 (14:03):
We'll just still that more later, just like they were
trying to, you know, clean up after it and then
he comes along.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
They had put everything on pause yesterday because of more rain.
Speaker 1 (14:12):
And for the first time since his career shattering accident.
Back on June twenty third of twenty twenty four, at
Virginia Motorsports Park NHR icon, John Force spoke publicly about
whether he plans to keep racing or hopes to return
driving a funny car again. In an interview with Los
Angeles television station KTLA that aired last month, Force said
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that quote, even if I don't drive, probably won't. I
love the sport, I love NHR. I love traveling the country,
going to a new town every weekend. I hate giving
that up because it's been my whole life since high school.
Bless his heart. Yeah, he's he's coming toward the end
and he's been one of the biggest, biggest stars in NHR.
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He's probably too old to be driving, he said. Force
admitted that he had realize he turned seventy six years
old this past May. Oh, he hadn't realized it. He
hadn't realized you. It just kind of got by him.
It snuck up on him. Hey what is this cake for?
Speaker 2 (15:11):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (15:11):
Yeah, thank you? Oh man. His racing days may probably
be over. But that's okay. He did a good job again,
all right, the freaking full file. Next on the Full
and Them show, Dallas fort Worth's classic rock lone Star
ninety two five Radar Love of Courses. She got a
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use sonar love which he's slimming in the lake at
going down time. Now for the freaking fool file. A
mother faked the bomb threat on a Bangladesh airline's flight
to stop her married son from flying to katman Do
with his side piece girl friends. This serious, he blame.
(16:00):
The cheating husband named Emmon was traveling to Nepal on
this flight with his extramarital partner, side priest Athlet. Emon's
mother and wife learned about this and tried to stop
his journey, but they were unsuccessful. Then a friend of
Emon named I'mran I guess I'm getting this right advised
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them that if they called air traffic control and called
in a bomb threat, then the flight could be suspended.
Well yeah, well that's just what they did. But they're
gonna get in trouble. Yes, They're in serious trouble. Emmon's
mother called air traffic control and reported the bomb threat,
as she said, to save her son's marriage. Okay, yeah, well,
(16:46):
I hope it's worth a little time in jail.
Speaker 4 (16:48):
There.
Speaker 1 (16:49):
The aircraft was taxiing down the runway with one hundred
and forty two passengers and seven crew members on board
when the pilots get the news and had to turn
around and head back to the terminal. Naturally, no bomb
was found. After a search of the aircraft, Emon suspected
who made the threat. He knew it was somebody, probably
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his wife, but he was shocked when he found out
that mama got involved, as well as one of his
best friends. So that was the wife. The friend and
the mama are all facing jail time, but at least
they ruined his trip and everyone else's trip. Yeah. Wow.
Speaker 2 (17:32):
So most people are happy and even excited when an
Amazon package arrives at their home, but it's been a
real nightmare for one California woman. Over the past year,
hundreds of oversized Amazon packages have shown up at her
San Jose home, but she had not ordered any of
them and didn't want them. The packages were all fake
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leather carciat covers from a Chinese cellar, and they just
kept coming. They'd completely taken over her her home. Now
she eventually found out that the company in China was
using her address as a return center without her permission.
What customers who bought the seat covers and wanted to
return them were told to send them back to her
address and to Instead of sending them all back to China,
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they just sent them to her address without her knowledge
that this is what was going on. The woman made
repeated phone calls to Amazon and even received a one
hundred dollars gift card as an apology, but the boxes
just kept showing up. Amazon eventually told her to donate
the items or just give them away, but the woman
demanded that Amazon come and collect them. Ultimately, that's what
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they did, but the packages are still coming to her
home despite all of her efforts to straighten this all out.
Speaker 1 (18:45):
Well, now, wouldn't you just if you kept getting packages,
wouldn't you say, I'll give this to so and so
they could probably use this.
Speaker 2 (18:54):
Yeah, like her Christmas and birthday list, Karen's to give
us another fake letter car seat for our birthday.
Speaker 1 (19:03):
Oh boy, thank you so much. They're lovely. Yeah, well
it's free, take it, take it for me.
Speaker 3 (19:11):
A Chinese soccer club has been fined the equivalent of
forty one hundred American dollars that's about thirty thousand yuan
over there, and for attempting to channel evil spirits by
placing paper talismans in the opponent team's locker room, trying
to throw a curse on that.
Speaker 1 (19:28):
Enemy team that has never worked.
Speaker 3 (19:30):
The talisman is an object that can be used to
put a hex on someone or a hex on something
like an entire sports team.
Speaker 1 (19:39):
Chang Chun Zedo FZ is for you to see.
Speaker 3 (19:42):
Yeah, bless me, who played in China League two have
been found guilty of placing a number of superstitious items
in the away teams dressing rooms before matches in a
bid to increase their chances at winning. Photos widely shared
on Chinese social media showed yellow paper charms inscribed with
messages like by decree, shang Zi Jung d Wronghei must
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be defeated. Hey, yeah, and I probably got the names wrong,
but I did try.
Speaker 1 (20:10):
That's close enough. We're round eyes, I know right, known
as Foo round nights. The years of paper.
Speaker 3 (20:18):
Charms is it talis practice believed to use spirit energy
to bring good fortune. It can also be abused to
cause harm to cause misfortune to others. Including an opposing
soccer team. So the Chinese Professional Football League ruled that
Changwin used feudal superstition items and I guess that's in
the rule book to increase their chances of winning and
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find the club vowing to resolutely and seriously deal with
all kinds of violations of regulations and disciplines in accordance
with the provisions of the Discipline and Ethics Code.
Speaker 1 (20:50):
I'm exhausted after reading all that. Now, wait a minute,
it said in the rule books that you can't put
a hex on another.
Speaker 3 (20:56):
Team the Discipline and Ethics Code. Yeah, feudal superstition items
of any kind, be it voodoo or doo doo or
whatever it may be.
Speaker 1 (21:05):
Wonder if the NFL or MLB have that rule. No, yeah,
no voodoo dolls in your locker with friends in them.
Here's a forty eight year old man in Japan arrested
for walking around buck Ass naked, and now he says
he might have made the wrong decision. Oh yes. People
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in a neighborhood called police last week to report a
naked man walking through their neighborhood talking to himself out loud.
By the time the officers arrived, the man had moved
to a religious shrine, where they found him still without clothes,
kneeling at an altar. God don't care if you're naked.
I guess he was arrested for public in decency at
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ten forty in the morning. The man, who lives in
the same town where he was arrested, admitted to the
charges and told police the understatement of the year, I
should not have gone on out naked. You think that's
how they talk, and to Kyo Japan, they talk just
like that. People are still trying to figure out why
he did it, and so are the police, with some
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people joking online that maybe it was because of the
hot weather, or that he might be a terminator since
they can't go back in time wearing anything. Oh that's true.
I didn't even think of Oh yeah, now it makes
perfect sense. Hez fright to looking headlines from Hollywood coming out.
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Oh, they're coming out next hour. You get to pick
your ticket. Pick between tickets to see George Thurgood and
the Destroyers August twenty sixth, or you can pick a
family four pack of tickets to see your Texas Rangers
when they face the Age July twenty third. Whatever you
don't pick. We'll put in the lone Star ticket window
at eight forty. Pick your ticket at around seven to
fifty right here on the bon in Them show on
Dallas Fort Wor's Classic Rock lone Star ninety two five.
Speaker 1 (22:53):
Dallas Horst Classic Rock lone Star ninety two five Monday.
Hope everybody had a great weekend with my buddy, which
makes me want to go because it's over. Where did
you find this online?
Speaker 2 (23:10):
And I immediately thought of you a sad tram bone.
Speaker 1 (23:14):
I go, this is something Bo Roberts. Let me ask
you a question. Okay, who do you think is the
highest grossing lead actor or actress of all time? Tom Hanks,
Samuel L. Jackson, No, he is on the list. You
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know who it is, Scarlett Johansson. Are you real serious?
They're passing Samuel L. Jackson and Robert Downey Junior. Thanks
to her starring role in Jurassic World Rebirth, the new
film pulled in three hundred and eighteen million dollars worldwide
six days after its release, pushing Johansson's total career box
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office gross to fourteen point eight Billie Man.
Speaker 2 (24:02):
But good for her because normally, you know, actresses get
way as well.
Speaker 1 (24:07):
She's just been in so many things. Actually she's only
been in like thirty six films, but she is the
highest grossing lead actor of all time. Also, let's see, uh,
Samuel L. Jackson is seventy one films and Robert Downey
Junior's forty five films. All right, Now, a significant portion
of her box office success stems for her role as
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Black Widow in the Marvels. I figured that with the
Avengers Endgame two point seven billion and the Avengers Infinity
War two billion among the biggest contributors. Now, other earners
that she's been in was The Jungle Book, the animated
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thing sing Yeah and Lucy remember that one. She's got
the incredible mind powers because this drug. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (25:00):
Instead of the typical human thing where you only use
a third of your brain, she is using all all
of it.
Speaker 1 (25:05):
Yeah, So Colin Jos, you can relax a while. That's right,
All right, Well, let's get.
Speaker 2 (25:11):
Some good head lines from Hollywood, Yes, please please?
Speaker 1 (25:18):
What's got said? Playing NFL? What's going on in?
Speaker 2 (25:32):
James Gunn Superman managed to leap over the competition in
a single bound at the box office over the weekend,
with the Man of Steel scoring the third biggest opening
weekend of the year, with one hundred and twenty two
million dollars.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
That's behind a Minecraft movie and Lee Loan Stitch.
Speaker 2 (25:48):
Now, when international ticket sales are taken into account, Bow
the comic book movie, has nearly made back all of
its two hundred and twenty five million dollar budget on
opening weekend.
Speaker 1 (26:00):
Wow.
Speaker 2 (26:00):
Now there's still one hundred million dollar marketing budget to recoup.
Speaker 1 (26:04):
But they should do that this week you know. And
I wanted to see that this weekend, but as it's
going to be crowded, you're going to be miserable. So
I'll wait until maybe during Yeah, I'm hearing great things.
Speaker 2 (26:14):
I can hardly wait to see it and get well.
Wishes are going out to jawnstar Richard Dreyfus. He had
to back out of Shark Con in Florida over the
weekend due to viral bronk kindness drivers took to social
media to apologize.
Speaker 5 (26:28):
I've been told by my doctors I cannot fly and
I would have to fly five hours to get there.
I'm terribly sorry because I had planned to be there
and had been looking forward to it.
Speaker 1 (26:48):
He's so weak that it does not sound well at
all at all.
Speaker 2 (26:53):
Shark con said fans would get refunds for any prepaid
autographs and photo op purchases that involve Rich Dreyfos and
The Hollywood Walk of Fame Classic twenty twenty six was
announced last week. There's a total of thirty five who
were selected by an independent committee, receiving hundreds of nominations.
Among those being honored Demi Moore, Timothy Shallamet, Romie Mallick,
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Stanley Tucci in the music category, Lyle Love It, Miley
Cyrus and air Supply Shack is the only one being
honored in the world of sports, and comedian Gabriel Igless. Yes,
Fluffy is going to get a star on the Hollywood
Walk of Fame next year.
Speaker 1 (27:30):
What was the things you were saying? What? What was
the movie you were mentioning? The movie? Oh Fluffy, Fluffy? Yeah, yeah,
Gabriel Aigless is that's his nixt In fact, his birthday
is tomorrow, is it right? So I will have to
see if I can come up with a couple of
little sound bites from.
Speaker 2 (27:50):
Oh, You've got some great interviews love him. Another Big
Bang Theory spin off is heading our way. This one's
going to be on HBO Max, and We'll focus on
Stuart Bloom, who owned the comic book store on The
Big Bank Theory. Stuart fails to save the Universal star
Kevin Sussman, who originated the role of Stewart on The
Big Bang Theory and in other TV news, ABC has
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ordered a Scrubs reboot straight to series for next year.
Original star Zach Graft, Donald Pisson, and Sarah Chock will
all return. And the host of NBC's Today Show gave
viewers a couple of cringe worthy moments last week. While
welcoming our friend eighties rocker Rick Springfield to the set.
After host Al Roker talked up the star's appearance, co
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hosts Savannah Guthrie, Jenna bush Hager, and Kaylee Hartung began
belting out eight six seventy five three oh nine a
song that's.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Not It's not Rick, It's Tommy Chu John.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Later, when Al Roker and co host Craig Melvin were
interviewing Rick Springfield, Melvin led out a huge yawn. While
Rick Springfield was telling the story of Jesse's.
Speaker 3 (28:58):
Girl, I'm like, boyl, actually.
Speaker 1 (29:06):
It's early door about it. I'll probably isn't that embarrassing.
Speaker 2 (29:13):
Ye yeh. By the way, Rick Springfield will play the
Music Hall at Fair Park this coming Sunday with special
guests John Waite, Wang Chung and Paul Young.
Speaker 1 (29:22):
And that is your head lines from Hollywood. Now we're
more informed than what we were before we woke up.
Come on Dallas Forst Clashic Rock lone Star ninety two
to say, you take the live AID concert over the weekend.
Speaker 2 (29:37):
Yeah, it was last night and it started at eight,
so I needed to get to that, so I was
not able to finish it.
Speaker 1 (29:43):
But I taped it, okay, I remember watching it and
when it was live.
Speaker 3 (29:47):
I know, and the whole program must be what several
hours long?
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Four seconds? Four hours? And you know MTV was getting
hammered over showing little montages of their empt V video
jocks while Bob Dylan was playing or something like that,
and they said, you showed absolutely no, no, no respect from
Bob Dinner. Now that's a little silly and random, isn't it? Exactly?
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All right? Coming up? You can pick your ticket at
seven fifty. Choose between tickets to see George Thurgood and
the Destroyers at Texas Trust SEU Theater in Grand Prairie,
or you can have a family four pack of tickets
to see the Rangers take on the Athletics on July
the twenty third. How are we going to give it away?
You asked, Yeah, bo, how I found out that you've
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heard of Hannah Barbera Yeah right, yeah, absolutely, the late
cartoonist William Hannah born on this date in nineteen ten.
So it's going to be a Hannah Barbara cartoon. I'm
going to play the theme from a Hannah barbera cartoon.
Could be Flintstones, Huckleberry Hound, Jets, and Scooby Doo. I
ain't going to go on all my favorites. Yep. Absolutely,
(30:54):
you figure out what it is and we will let
you pick your tickets. But now you know, we used
to do this a lot. And I found some new
ones about stupid warning labels on products, okay, because they're
always kind of ridiculous. For example, here's a warning that says,
do not use as ear plugs that was on a
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package of silly putty. Oh yeah, you dumbasses, don't do that.
Do not use intimately on a tube of deodorant. Are
you are you sticking? Yeah, here's the one that says fragile.
Do not drop posted on a boying seven fifty seven.
(31:39):
Oh my god, that's a good reminder for bowling. Look
before driving on the dashboard of a mail truck. Well,
I would hope so. Wearing this garment does not enable
you to fly on a child size Superman costumes. Here's one.
This door is alarmed from seven pm to seven am
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on a hospital. Shouldn't be just kind of looking out
for him the whole time? But yes, did you know
this one? Beware to touch these wires is instant death.
Anyone found doing so will be prosecuted or dies, which
is worse. That's at a sign at a railroad station. Okay,
(32:23):
let's see, do not turn upside down? What was that?
That is on the bottom of a supermarket dessert box?
So you had to turn it upside down to read it, now,
didn't you. Here's one Wait a minute, maybe harmful of swallow?
What was that on on a shipment of hammers? What
the hell swallows?
Speaker 2 (32:44):
Well, you know that they had to put it there
because someone did trot.
Speaker 1 (32:47):
There was a problem. Just swallow a hammer. Here's one caution.
The constans of this bottle should not be fed to fish.
It was on a bottle of shampoo for dolls. Yes,
your external use only on a curling iron. Where are
you gonna stick that curling iron? Now? We had to
(33:07):
warns you not to do it. It is kind of
phallic shape. Goodness, Yeah, but not near enough. Dallasaur's classic
rock lone Star ninety two five coming up. A chance
for you to pick your ticket. Choose between tickets to
see George Thurgood and the Destroyers or a family four
pack of tickets to see the Rangers take on the Athletics.
(33:28):
That'll be later on this month, about a week and
two days from today. Isn't something like that? It all
runs together after a while anyway. Okay, so that's coming up,
and we'll see which one you pick. Of course, the
other one will go into the lone Star ticket window.
But now it is time once again to smarten you
a smidgeon and educate you. An iota or a spec
(33:53):
doesn't mean it's time for did you know? For example,
did you know? Superman, of course, topped the box office
this past weekend. Even though some have said that Superman
was the first superhero to appear on screen, he was
actually not. Really Before Superman, there was Captain Marvel. Captain
(34:14):
Marvel debuted in the nineteen forty one Adventures of Captain
Marvel movie. Superman didn't appear on screen until nineteen forty eight. Wow,
learn every day. Did you know the record holder for
the most Grammys one is who beyond say? He beat
Michael Jackson, Yes, with thirty five. The runner up was
(34:38):
Sir George Salty. He's some Canarian, Hungarian British conductor who
conducted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for twenty two years and
won thirty one Grammys. I didn't hear the boy either
of them. Did you know? An average of three hundred
and fifty slices of pizza are sold in the US
(35:01):
every second, every second, every second slice. Do you remember
when you used to play with silly Putty as a kid.
You could put it on a newspaper and pull the
picture off, but put it in your ears. Yeah, we
just learned that if you drop silly Puddy, if you
roll it into a ball and drop silly Putty from
a high place, it doesn't bounce like it does when
(35:23):
you just hit it on the table. It shatters into
a million Yes, it does. Did you know the baby
Pebbles in the Flintstones. She was originally going to be
a boy until a toy company told the creators of
the show that, you know, baby girls dolls, they still
a lot better than boil dolls. They wanted to make money,
(35:45):
So then Pebbles was the girl and Bam Bam was boy.
That was Barney Rubbles, Betty Rubbles.
Speaker 6 (35:54):
Kid.
Speaker 1 (35:55):
Did you know the reason doctors were blue or green
scrubs because those are those are on the opposite side
of the color wheel from red and pink, which makes
those colors clear to distinguish during surgery. Okay, that is
it's like a rank. Okay pretty much. Yeah. Did you
(36:17):
know disney World and Disneyland employees who dress up his
characters that walk around the parks have to go through
special training to learn how to do their character's correct autograph.
You think a kid knows what Mickey Mouse's autograph.
Speaker 2 (36:32):
I didn't know they had a correct autograph like Mickey
and Pluto.
Speaker 1 (36:37):
Yes, they do.
Speaker 3 (36:38):
Like it hard enough to sign a name with a
big old head on.
Speaker 1 (36:42):
You can't see what you're signing again, whatever kind of
big gass gloves you got? All right? That's the training,
is how to sign the auto, those big old gloves
in a costume, or how to keep from choking those
little kids that keep pulling on your costa brats. Did
you know the movie Eyes Wide Shut with Tom Cruise, Yeah,
has the record for the most consecutive days of filming
(37:04):
without a day off. They shot for four hundred days straight,
every single day. At one point, Stanley Kubrick had Tom
Cruise do ninety five takes of just walking through the door.
That's it, so he could get it. It's gotta be perfect. God,
I've done it ninety four done, do it again. No wonder.
(37:27):
Cruise and Nicole Kitton got a divorced after that. I
would say, oh yeah, all right, pick your ticket, come
it up next on the bow and them show. Yeah,
lone Star ninety two five. Okay, y'all ready to pick
your ticket? Yes, let's do it all right. You can
have a pair of tickets to see George Thoroughgood and
(37:48):
the Delaware Destroyers August twenty sixth at Texas Trust Seuth
Theater in Grand Prai. Or you can have a family
four pack of tickets to see the Rangers take on
the Athletics later on this month. And we told you today.
The late cartoonist William Hannah of Hannah Barbera born on
this date back in nineteen ten. He created probably two
(38:10):
thirds of all the cartoons that we grew up watching. Yeah,
so I'm going to play the theme for one, and
I'm going to tell you this is easy. This is
ridiculously easy. Is this early early Hannah Barbara later? Yeah?
Fairly early? Okay, fairly early? Good hent okay, all right?
(38:31):
Two one four or eight one seven, seven, eight seven,
one nine two five. I'll probably have to play this
more than once. Tell me what cartoon theme produced by
William Hannah is? Oh, gay, come all man, you got me?
(38:55):
All right? It kind of threw you, ahuan, Why what
the hell in that? It's kind of catchy? Isn't it
a dance?
Speaker 3 (39:11):
It drew me to the TV when I would hear
this in the other world, I'm giving.
Speaker 1 (39:17):
A ball of cereals. Look my throng. I feel like
that dancing frog is about the company. Let's see if
anybody again here on them? Show tell me what cartoon
theme that is? No, no, on them, show tell me
(39:46):
what cartoon theme that is? Comments, Yes, sir Commond, always
one of my favorites. Okay, who is this? This is
Jeff You're driver? What's up? Man? What's going on? John?
To drive? Well? You got it? Now? Which tickets do
(40:07):
you want? You want the George thorough Good tickets. So
you want the Rangers tickets? Oh, won't go man, riders day,
got it, brother? I mean coming up in the eighth
forty ticket window, we'll have those tickets to see George
Thurroy Good. Hang on, man, we'll hook you up. Okay,
thanks for playing good.
Speaker 5 (40:24):
Thank you both.
Speaker 1 (40:24):
You bet mate, drive carefully in this range.
Speaker 2 (40:28):
You know we aren't the only ones opening up the
lone Star ticket window today.
Speaker 1 (40:31):
Jeff k will as well.
Speaker 2 (40:33):
He has tickets for you to see Kansas and thirty
eight Special this Sunday at the Pavilion and Toyota Music Factory.
Speaker 1 (40:39):
He'll give those.
Speaker 2 (40:39):
Away around four thirty five, right after he wraps up
sixty minutes of non stop classic rock.
Speaker 1 (40:44):
Right here on lone Star ninety two five, a Recordaburo
Baby lone Star ninety two five. Okay, earlier we were
talking about goofy ass warning labels on products. Yeah, like
the silly putty don't put it in your ears. Yeah,
wearing of this garment does not enable you to fly
(41:07):
on a Superman costume for a kid. They may want
to put that on towels too, for little kids. Yeah,
that was my beware. To touch these wires is instant death.
Anyone found doing so will be prosecuted. I guess that's
if they live. You prosecute a corpse. Yeah, I guess
there's ways. I never heard of post mortem prosecution. This
(41:28):
is one I really like. Do not turn upside down?
That was on the bottom of a supermarket dessert box.
You know someone did it. Huh, how you gonna not
see it? If you don't see that, shouldn't it be
on the front of the box. Yeah. This was one
of my favorite. Maybe harmful if swallowed on a shipment
of hammers. I found this one. No, this is a
(41:51):
good one. Warning, do not use if you have prostate problems.
What is that? That was on a box of my
doll Women ain't got no prostate, y'all know. I guess
guys were sneaking some mind doll. So so here's a
guy that called in after that. I know where the
rural gorge is, don't you up in Colorado? Colorado? Yeah?
Speaker 5 (42:12):
Yeah, we crossed that last year to go up from
the lock and they had a sign on.
Speaker 3 (42:16):
The bridge, no fishing.
Speaker 1 (42:18):
From the bridge.
Speaker 2 (42:19):
Well, you would have to have a long line, yeah,
but somebody must have done it.
Speaker 1 (42:26):
I went across the Royal Gorge when I was a kid,
and I walked across it and there was space between
the boards was about a half inch wide, and every
time I'd look down, I'd see all the way down
to the bottom. I would not be able to do that.
I made my dad go get the car, and because
I was terrified. That is scary.
Speaker 6 (42:46):
Yeah, that's nice face to visit.
Speaker 1 (42:49):
But live there. Yeah, Colorado's not bad. No, you like
to visit there all the time. Yeah, especially I'm going
to see my grandson. He's playing football this year for
Colorado School of Mines. Now, we told you at the
beginning of the show that today is barbershop acappella music appreciation.
Speaker 2 (43:11):
Damn.
Speaker 1 (43:12):
Well, guess what. I have another acappella song for us
to appreciate. We'll give it to us both. Here you go.
Speaker 4 (43:26):
Saying my trouble started mount New Ways.
Speaker 1 (43:34):
Saying the happy.
Speaker 4 (43:35):
Times of common to stay. Yeah, I got drink big
Mounts in the place where it counts, and the feeling
Bacca sunshine. Everything's going my way five thousand monster. Everything
(43:55):
is going my way.
Speaker 1 (43:57):
Everything, oh in my way, this doesn't matter. Everything is
going again. It makes me think, you know, life made
(44:17):
all that. Man, hold on, I'm coming. I hear that
a lot.
Speaker 6 (44:27):
Believe Well, we'll stick around and finish the show.
Speaker 1 (44:40):
First. You wouldn't want to leave before all this excitement
is over. But then we're going home.
Speaker 2 (44:47):
That's uh that time again, especially on the daylight today
when it's raining.
Speaker 1 (44:52):
Right, look at that. Here's an odd story, okay. Arlington
police are investigating a murder suicide on the city south
side that happened Friday morning. Police were called to salon
and spa galleria Arlington on the seventy eight hundred block
of South Cooper Road. This was about ten point fifteen
(45:12):
in the morning. Investigators confirmed the deaths of a thirty
seven year old man and his suspected killer, a thirty
seven year old woman. Saywhere is gone? According to witnesses,
the woman just went into the barber shop and shot
this guy multiple times while he was getting a haircut. Now,
officers arrived at the salon and reported seeing the woman
(45:35):
try to leave. Sorry, honey, stick around. We got some
questions for you. When she noticed the officers, she went
back inside the business and shot herself. Oh man. The
one was taken to the hospital but later passed away. Now,
a motive for the shooting remains unclear. However, through the
course of their investigation, detectives learned that the men in
(45:57):
Wormland were previously in a romantic reship. Yeah, like, we
never saw that coming, lover spat. I know, I know
some people don't react to breakups very well, but damn
gooda not even let a guy get a haircut for you,
plug him full of lid.
Speaker 2 (46:14):
Well, along those same lines, let's travel to Coleman, Texas,
which is around sixty miles from Abilene. A Coleman, Texas
woman has been indicted for allegedly plotting to murder her
ex husband by injecting fentanyl into a box of chocolates
and singing it to him disguised as a gift from.
Speaker 1 (46:33):
A travel agent.
Speaker 2 (46:35):
Sixty three year old Pamela Jean Stanley is facing multiple
charges according to authorities, including criminal solicitation with intent to
commit murder, criminal attempt to commit murder, and possession of
a controlled substance with intent to deliver.
Speaker 1 (46:49):
Now, according to the Parker County Sheriff's Office.
Speaker 2 (46:52):
Stanley was recorded telling an informant that she planned to
make the package appear to be in celebration of her
ex husband's recent engagement to another Oh Now, the gift
was to include a fake honeymoon incentive from the travel agency.
To enhance the deception, thlreaty set, a tip from a
(47:14):
protected source led investigators to pose as ventanyl sellers. Stanley
allegedly drove several hours from Coleman to meet with undercover
officers in the parking lot of a motel along the interstate.
She was taken into custody after attempting to buy what
she believed was ventanyl. She also was found to be
in possession of nine and a half grams of met
(47:34):
You can bet that was.
Speaker 1 (47:36):
For her, Yeah, yeah, yeah, just look at her teeth.
It is like a bux of chocolate. There you go.
Speaker 3 (47:45):
So, did you two ever struggle when you were young
working fast food or waiting tables.
Speaker 1 (47:51):
Restaurant were had to do that. I know a lot
of people that haven't made a pretty good living.
Speaker 4 (47:56):
Well.
Speaker 3 (47:57):
I wor Burger Kings in three different states, and you're
not missing a damning either. One of you waiting tables
and serving up food and a drive through may seem
like a first step into the workforce. For some, it
could pave the path that leads to a big money job.
Amid a nationwide restaurant worker shortage, many brands are finding
ways to attract and retain their employees while offering big
(48:18):
bucks and benefits to those who wish to work long
term or stay within that particular restaurant and climb the
old corporate ladder. Though positive employment growth is expected this year,
current levels in certain sectors, like full service restaurants, they're
still below pre pandemic levels. Some restaurants offer fiscal incentives
(48:39):
for being a full time employee, including instant pay that
would be nice, college tuition assistance, four to one K,
retirement plans, fitness membership perks, and even language classes, not
to mention the fact that you could make all those
generous tips hopefully generous plus nowadays, the pay in the
fast casual game could be eye opening. A Chipotle execus
(49:00):
It recently told Business Insider that its regional vice presidents
can earn up to six hundred k a year. Dad Yes,
and free bereaders too. How about that?
Speaker 1 (49:13):
Okay. Now, if you are looking to take care of
your physical and financial health, your best bet interest is
not to get bitten by a copperhead snake. Excuse me. Yes,
On TikTok, a woman said she was bitten on the
toes by the venom of snake. Fortunately, it turned out
to be a dry bite, which means no venom was
(49:34):
pumped into her body. Aside from the obvious. It's fortunate
because the girl was told in the hospital that the
price tag for copperhead anti venom is over two hundred
thousand dollars. Wow are you serious? Somebody is fixing to die,
and wow, you got two hundred grand stas she lucked out. Well,
(49:56):
that's just that's overpricing. Yeah, it's like they know you
need it, so let's jacket up as high as we can.
Can you bring your own snake? Got milk it? No,
you need anti venom? Yes, you knowed well, they make
it from the venom. What's crazy that, according to a
Washington Post report, only one percent of that cost comes
from the production of the physical anti venom. Over seventy
(50:20):
percent is hospital mark up. Of course it is they
know you need it, especially if you're dying. Damn right,
I'm telling you. And speaking of snakes, Florida's ten Day
Python Challenge started Friday and runs through this coming Sunday,
(50:40):
paying cash to hunters who pull invasive Burmese pythons from
the Florida Everglades. This year's rule book bans firearms, explosives, dogs, drones, traps,
and even bait. What do you have? Just wait until
they come slithering across the roads. Hunters must pay a
twenty five dollars fee, pass online training, and follow federal
(51:03):
wildlife laws.
Speaker 4 (51:04):
Uh.
Speaker 1 (51:05):
The biggest snake captured and the person with the most
caught can win up to ten thousand dollars. Sign up. Wow,
I'm messing with no damn snake. Kiff My aid last
summer of the contest removed one hundred and ninety five snakes,
the largest topping sixteen feet long. It was all the
(51:26):
same to you. I'll stay on the dry land. I
don't want to have nothing to do with no damn snakes,
all right, all right you? Dallas hors Classic Rock a
lone Star ninety two to five. Somebody somewhere one of
those George Thoroughgood tickets. I can't wait to find out
who it is. Oh, that was Jeff Hanchman Man. He's happy, happy, happy, Jeff.
(51:49):
You know what that reminded me of. You know, we
were talking about our friend Noble Womble who passed away. Yeah.
Another guy that we were all good friends with, Jeff Hackett. No,
Jack Hackett passed away. Oh my god, I loved it.
I know. He was just a first class guy. I
have no idea. I saw it on Facebook and then
(52:10):
I had to make sure I confirmed it. And guy
he worked for Chrysalis Records.
Speaker 2 (52:16):
Yeah, him for a long time since I first started
in radio when I was a music director.
Speaker 1 (52:21):
Ye years ago. I knew Jeff briefly right before I
left New Orleans when I was music director down there. Yeah. No,
Jeff was a great guy, and I you know who
he is, Yes, I did. Oh yeah, Carat's off to you, Jeff.
By the way, tomorrow is a toy Box Tuesday. I
got some goodies from the toy box. But uh, we're
actually going to have a guest on Toy Box Tuesday. Yeah,
(52:44):
comedian Julie Golden.
Speaker 2 (52:46):
She's friends of our friend Dean Lewis, uh huh, and
she is going to be at Mike Drop comedy club
in Plano this coming Thursday. And it's a match making
game for divorces.
Speaker 1 (52:59):
It's Big D. Don't mean Dallas, Yeah, big D.
Speaker 2 (53:03):
It's matchmaking for devar says, And she's actually looking for
some devorceas who want to compete in this dating game.
Speaker 1 (53:10):
Now, exactly what goes on in the dating game? Do
they win something? Or yeah, they win a date with somebody? Really? Yeah,
well let's just find out. I we'll have to ask
the girl when she gets here. It's pretty funny.
Speaker 2 (53:23):
You know Kathy Griffin, the comedian, She was on it
in California, So oh really.
Speaker 1 (53:28):
Yeah, we'll ask her about that Christing. I'm sure she's
probably got a couple of stories of people who got
day heart's broken.
Speaker 2 (53:35):
Into absolutely but looking for love all the wrong places.
Speaker 1 (53:38):
So this will be our first guest on a Tuesday
in a long time. Ye, come on in, girl ready?
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Well how about we help you out with one thousand dollars.
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