July 1, 2024 • 32 mins
Evan thinks Maria was trying to show him off to her ex, she thinks he's blowing it out of proportion. Also what are the biggest Googled fears, weird rules at our friends houses, and have you ever been stung in the EYEBALL!?
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He's just a snack and a half, isn't he. This is for you
to chare a Maya show and thisis how you do it. My least
five all friends, Hello, andwelcome in Rabbit Rabbit. Start of a
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and Mortgage Field House. Justin willbe in Cleveland. We're gonna be celebrating
all week here on the show becausewe're just gonna kick it off with some
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Pick the right song in my opinion. Oh, I gotta check see
if this one's on the on theset list for Sundays, because it should
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be. Let's kick it off MondayEdition to the Jeremiah Show. Well JT
Action. Let's go Happy Monday friendsto Jeremiah Show on ninety six five.
Kiss fam, getting your Monday going. Welcome to July. By the way,
I can't believe it's July. That'swild to me. Football season's right
around the corner. We got thatgoing on. Also, good vibes happening
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Man, that's a fun game.He'll love me some canjam. Brittany,
what you got spread the good vibes? Tell me something good that happened to
you today in your life. Well, we planned our trip to Tunisia and
Italy to meet my husbands friends forthe first time. Oh my, wait,
you have an Italian husband. HeNo, he's not Italian, he's
Tunisian. What is Tunisian? Now, education time? What's a Tunisian man?
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Do? He's an Oh? Heworked for NASA. Oh wow,
tis in Africa. It's like northernAfrica. Interesting, I'll look at that.
Also, it's very close to Italy. Yeah. Yeah, that was
kind of doing like the ground trip. Yeah, that's fantastic. Yeah.
Do you have any more room inyour luggage for radio hosts? Yeah?
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Yo, seventy extra dollars VAU.That's fine. I'll give you seventy bucks.
You put me on the plane withyou. I love meet your husband's
parents. Yeah, I'm very excited. All right, Fine, just bring
me back a souvenir, will you? Okay, I probably a big block
of palm. Okay cool. Cleveland'snumber one hit music station, did Jeremiah
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Show ninety sixty five kids have foundabout an hour from right now, we'll
get you an all new Ghosted withEvan and Mario. Why did Evan ghost
Maria? We'll find out three thirty. Of course, we do Ghosted every
Monday and Wednesday, three thirty,five thirty right here on the Jeremiah Show.
Uh. The Googles have come outwith a new list, a new
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list of America's biggest fears, guys, and it's not it's not what I
thought it was going to be.So digital firm QR Code Generator looked at
Google searches over the course of thepast month to find the top phobias of
Americans. I'd be curious to seewhat it is for other countries as well,
but of Americans. Here are thetop ones on the list. Now
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this is towards the bottom list.Arachnophobia is way down there. It's eighth
on the list, all right abovethat. Acrophobia, that's the fear of
heights. Claustrophobia's in there, youknow the classics. Your bottom of your
tenth is thanitopo phobia intense fear ofdeath or dying. That one is in
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there. And then there's some weirdones. This one I can never pronounce.
And it is literally the fear oflong words. And this is just
me and guys. Hippopotamnstrosesquipped alliophobia.I couldn't even try to say it.
Hip hopotommastro sequipped the hippopotamnstrosesquipped alliophobia.That is the fear of long words.
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That's not cool. This one.I think I have emi topi phobia,
emi topiophobia, extreme disgust or aversion of vomiting. Oh boy, of
all, that's the one I've actuallygot. I think you've got thallas sat
Why are they so complicated? Canwe talk about is this Latin? Is
this the Latin stuff? The fearof large, deep bodies of water.
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And it's not necessarily the water,it's what's underneath of it. So I
think maybe shark attacks, like fearof sharks, can be thrown into this
one. Thallusasophobia, mesophobia. Mesphoniais number three on the list. One
of my good friends says, mesophonia, get get eat around her at
all chips the worst number two agoraphobia. I feel like that one's come a
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lot more prominent in the past.I don't know four years. If you
know what I'm saying, not politics. COVID is what I was talking about.
Fear of leaving an environment known tobe safe. That is agoraphobia and
the number one searched for phobia.I've never met a person with it.
If this is you, I wouldlove to speak to you. Tripophobia the
fear of small holes or bumps clusteredtogether. Those who have it may find
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foods like honeycomb or Swiss cheese wheresponges disgusting. I wonder if strawberriers would
fall into that one as well.That one's a weird one. If you
do have that, let me know, because I want to know what other
things gross you out. I'm tryingto think of, like things that have
tiny holes together, a bubble wrap? Does bubble wrap do it for you?
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Is that one of the things?There? You go. Top fears
in America these days. Speaking oftops, this one is top and Billboard
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Let's get you in an all newghosts. Of course, we do this
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Edward's joining us in the show.Now, Edward, what's going on?
Man? I was calling in aboutyour triple phobia thing. That's the
whole holophobia is what I'm calling itbecause I can't save long words. It's
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trip to phobia is the phobia,and it's I haven't it's huge. So
basically, you get grossed out whenyou see things like sponges and Swiss cheese
and honeycombs. Yeah, honeycombs.Yeah, like honeycomb bee stuff, anything
with repetitive texture of holes. Notso much Swiss cheese. I love Swiss
cheese. It's delicious. Things likethere's like a pea pod thing this and
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like if it just has repetitive holes, or like there's some like fish that
is some Japanese fishes like beige andit has all the texture to it that
repetitive texture. Is crazy about cavea, not that you've ever I don't know
if you've ever eaten it or not, But like the side of caveats you
out a little bit, the littlethe little beady things, like even little
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ants, like crazy little ants movingand repetition and that's huge and anything if
it happens, it's like organic,very organic things, particularly with like organic
texture, like if it's a repetitivething of holes and cements like willies.
Man, I can't look at it, can't think about it, like I
have to turn away. How didyou discover that, like you had a
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thing for this. I'm not onehundred percent sure, but it's just it's
like in you, right, andit's just textures or graphics or whatever that
you look at. It has this. I used to have a dream when
I was a kid of like flyingthrough holes, Like if you could imagine
I was a microscopic thing and Iwas flying through holes and like a giant
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sponge like honeyce trunk to kids.Yeah, like if flying through that and
it would just be torturus. Itwould be absolutely like those the dream,
But it was actually a nightmare forme. That is fascinating, you know,
I just as you're describing this,I have I have I don' know
if this is a fear or justweirds me out. Hearing people brush their
teeth, including myself, just weirdsme out completely. Oh okay, brushing
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teeth not so much. I canmake it through brushing my teeth, Like
I have to keep the water onwhen I'm brushing my own teeth because I
will get like hev GB's up myspine. It's like nails on a chalk.
Yes. Yeah, yeah, sothat get it. That's similar with
you seeing tiny holes all clustered together. Yeah, freaked me out. Freaks
me the hell out, like Ihave to walk away from it, move
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away from it. You were youwere talking about all the things and I'm
like, yeah, yeah, andyou're going down the list and I was
like I I was like, he'sgonna say, trip to phobia. It's
the number one, is it?You have? Yeah, tripped a phobia
on Google? And those first fewimages they pop up like there's some natural
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peapot thing like, oh, lookout man, I'm I'm about to lose
it. Seriously. Oh boy,Well, thank you so much for shared.
I wasn't. I was just sureyou people existed, but you do.
Oh we're out there, you're outthere and you're staying as far away
from honeycombs as you can. Absolutely, what about bubble wrap? Does bubble
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wrap do anything to you? No? For bubble wrap. I actually on
a on a design creative firming justeast of Cleveland, Willoughby, and we're
using bubble wrap all the freaking time. Well there you go. Well,
who doesn't love a good bubble Gopops and bubble wrap and you get back
to the office. Yeah, forreal, I love you a good one.
Thanks for calling in you bet theJeremiah Show. You're like a mental
patient. It's been released for theafternoon. On ninety six five Kiss FM.
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Ghosted on the way for you threethirty Here on The Jeremiah Show.
It's ninety six to five Kiss Them. Maria ghosted by Evan. You're literally
making this up in your head andmaking it sound so much more over the
top end actually was Yeah, shewas ghosted, and that was her reaction
to finding out why three thirty willget you ghosted? Like I said,
three thirty and five thirty always hookingme up. Mondays and Wednesdays here on
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the show, having a discussion.Yesterday just around the table, we had
my youngest sixth birthday party, Westarted talking about names and then nicknaming names,
because I feel like when you havechildren, you automatically start thinking of
nicknames for your kids. Right,My oldest is Elijah. We call me
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he or Eli for some reason.My middle daughter's name is Carly and I
call her beans. I don't knowwhy. He just came to me.
It's fine, weird one, don'tworry about it. And then our youngest,
Isaiah. He's a right. There'ssome weird ones out there. As
you have these discussions, there's weirdnicknames that people have nicknamed themselves, like
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mine could be considered weird. Mymother never let anyone call me Jeremy growing
up, so I was always Jeremiah. As I got older, people will
call me Maya because I refused theJeremy. I've gotten jerre before as well.
That one's not as strange. Mayamight be a little more strange.
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But my fellow Jeremiah's out there.I think that's pretty common. I spoke
to someone on the phone. Ibelieve they want a prize. Their Their
name was Carrie and it was nicknamedAiry. She nicknamed herself Airy and I
loved it. Honestly, I lovethe out of the box ones and I'd
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love if you have a name thatis nicknamed from your main name. I'm
not I'm not like talking like yourname's Hank and they call you t bone
unless there's a great story behind it. Do me favorite, shoot me a
text right now two one six,five seven eight ninety six five ozho iHeartRadio
app as well. You're on there, click the red microphone you let me
it's called a talkback comes to behere in the station and let me know
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how you have a different nickname fromyour normal nickname, Like if your name's
Christopher and can go by Chris,that doesn't count. You know what I'm
saying. Right two one six,five seven eight ninety six five for one
ninety six Kiss FM. Ghost itless than ten minutes from right now in
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the Jeremiah Show. You never heardof ghost. You don't know what's going
on. You've been left on red. You don't know why. We try
to find out and get the peopleon the phone. We do them out
three thirty and five thirty Mondays andWednesdays on the bro Gram. We're talking
about how your nicknames are different.We're not talking about a James being called
a gym here text flying through.My husband's nickname was Pinky because he wore
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pink shorts in high school. That'sgood, my wife. My sister's name
is Danielle, but all the niecesand nephews calling her aunt do do.
That's fantastic. I'm here for that. All of my younger cousins they could
never say my name and they wasjust I don't even know where my sister
can't even say my name. That'sbeside the point. My oldest, Sudden
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James, was called Peanut. Youngestwas Thomas, and we called him brown
eyes. See that sounds like you'rejust describing your children because you forget their
names. That's just me. Uh, let's talk to you Nicole. Nicole
is in Lake when Nicole, goodafternoon, Hancar, Hey are you?
I'm lovely, Thank you so muchfor asking. We're sitting here talking about
how you nickname your names and yourNicole is and immediately think like, how
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do you go outside of like Nikki? Well, so, growing up my
dad hated the name Nikki because hesaid that was a stripper name. I
was called Nicole, but his nicknamefor me growing up with wonder begunder.
I now ask me how he cameup with that. I have no idea.
You don't know, No, Idon't wonder Begunder. Yeah, wonder,
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I'm gonna google it and and hopeit's not pouring that pops up Wonder
Begunder. See it wants to likeauto correct that even because Begunder's not like
you know, obviously, is therelike a wonder Nikki? Wonder Nikki?
It's so funny. I have noidea. He came up with nicknames for
like everyone in my family. Mysister's name is Nina and he called her
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nick My cousin's name was Olivia andhe called her liver head. Why does
that one out of the ones you'vegiven, that one actually kind of makes
sense to me, right, ButI don't know. He just came up
with nicknames for everyone in the family. That's when they were just all crazy.
What did he call mom? Myparents were divorced, Okay, so
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he probably had a whole listen namesto call her. None of them.
We can stay on the radio becauseI'll get fired right well, Nicole,
thank you so much for Sharon.I love it. Thank you for listening.
Of course, thanks for having meanytime. The phone's always open.
Awesome, Bye bye. Well,let's get you this ghosted coming up?
Maria reacted this way and finding outwhy you're literally making this up in your
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head and making it sound so muchmore over the top end. It actually
was two songs from right now wegot ghosted. Stop staring at that red
receipt unless a Jeremiah show, findout why you Scott. Now for a
famous ghost story, Let's talk toMaria. She was ghosted by Evan.
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We'll get all the details and tryto give him a call. Maria,
good afternoon, Hey girl, howare you? Hey? I'm good.
How are you? Lovely? So, Maria, what's going on with you
and Evan? Catch us up totoday. Obviously we're ghosted as of today.
Get us there. Yeah. SoEvan is amazing. We had a
great date. He's super hot,super successful, really just the type of
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guy that I've always envisioned myself with. He has, you know, he
has an amazing car. I'm prettysure it was the Mercedes. We got
dinner, and it was just areally nice night. We cruised around with
the top down and got to knoweach other and it was fun and it
was and it was flirty and itwas great, and then after that it's
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been nothing, just nice heard nothingnothing. Did you get like, did
you get like make up all overhis car? I'm just trying to did
you ruin his car in some way? But could that be why he goes
to absolutely not no, absolutely not. All right, Well he would not
have done that if he wasn't interestedin me. So you try to be
as objective as possible. Anything weirdthat might have happened. Did you pick
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up on anything? Do you rememberanything? You very well may not.
I just I like to make everyonestep back and be like, all right,
let's look at this for a second. I mean I was really thinking
that he was into it, LikeI said, like he's like we took
this car ride and not accusing,just just wanted you to take a set
of push me away. Okay,Well here's what I'm gonna play a couple
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of songs and then we'll come back. Try to give Evan a call.
See if it let us know whathe ghost did you? Okay? Okay,
I'd posting now. Then after BensonBoone Moore ghosted coming up on the
Jeremiah Show, Oh God, Ilike you. It's beautiful. It is
the Jeremiah Show on ninety six fiveKids FM with your ghosted Maria and Evan.
He was a great guy, reordingto you, right, Maria,
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Yeah, he really was, andlike super successful and smart and hot and
handsome and like it was great.We our banter was good. And he's
totally the type of guy that Iwould see myself with, hot and handsome.
He's just he's just a snack anda half, isn't he. Yes,
all right, let's do this.Let me give Evan a call.
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Now do my favorite stay on thephone with me, don't say anything right
away. Let us chat with himfirst, and then at some point we're
going to bring you back into thechat. Okay, okay, all right,
good luck? Hello, Hi,looking for Evan. Yeah, this
is Evan the Cheremiah Show, ninetysix five Kiss FM. Good afternoon.
How are you. I'm good good, I'm well. Thank you for asking.
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I get a little confused. Allwill be answered very shortly. Evan.
We're actually calling about a date youwent on with a girl named Maria,
who she told us has been ghostedby you since that date. We're
kind of here to get some closure, to find out what's going on.
What can you tell us anything.Yeah, I think that chick only wanted
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to get with me to make herex jealous. Wait what what you know?
It was pretty weird. What wasso? Okay? Walk us through
the day shows she didn't really shehere's what she told us. She said,
dinner awesome, and then we cruisedaround in your car. What she
mentioned was a Mercedes. And thenthat was the end of the day.
Where where does the X come intoplay? Okay, So that's funny that
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she because when I picked her up, she was all about my time.
Okay. We went to dinner,and her suggestion was that we go for
a drive, and you know,on the drive she was very specific about
where we should go and the routewe would take to get there. So
we drove through this neighborhood and thenlike a gym, and then a couple
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of bars, and with each placeshe would like pose herself in a certain
way and get really close to meand then yeah, and it was weird
because when she didn't see whatever youknow what I'm assuming was he rec Yeah,
she would kind of like pout andthen slouch back down. So it
was like pose and then disappointment.And it's like I was like I was
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a prop or something. Okay,well, I forgot to tell you we
did talk to Maria first, andshe's actually still on the phone. My
bad for NA saying I got tobring her back in because this is I
need. Is it corroboration? Cool? Maria? What the balls is going
on? Okay? Evan, Heyit's Maria. You said it yourself.
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You're making assumptions about this like thatwas never ever. I don't even know
where you're getting this out of yourhead. I was just trying to pose
pictures with you, and it's ourfirst date. You know, some people
like to have pictures on their firstdate, and we were just going around
to check out different parts of theneighborhood. I don't know why you would
get it in your head that that'sexactly How do you think what makes you
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even think that that's what I'm tryingto do. Well, first of all,
it's because you didn't take pictures.Every time you did take pictures,
and I thought the pictures were weird, But I thought it was weirder when
you would do poses with me whileI was driving, and then you would
just like crumble after we passed whereveryou said we needed to drive past.
You're literally making this up in yourhead and making it sound so much more
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over the top than it actually was. I was trying to have a good
time with you, trying to checkout multiple places in one night. But
whatever, regardless of that, didn'tyou have a good time? I mean,
but forget about all that. LikeI thought we had a good time,
and I forget about all that wasthe date. That was the whole
date. I can't forget about that. That was like the main part of
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the date. That was the mosttime we spent together. Was you like
getting super close to me and thenpouting, Yeah, you can't. I
wasn't pouting, my gosh, likeyou're making it so overboard. I think
it was like your eye rolls,severe eye rolls when we drive it and
like like an audible like, Okay, I think you're a great guy.
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I really do. I think thatwe would be a great match. I
don't know what you maybe saw inme that Maybe I wasn't on my best
behavior of that first night. MaybeI was nervous. I don't really know.
I was having a good time withyou. I think you're amazing.
I think we would be a reallygreat match. We have a lot in
common, and I don't know,maybe maybe we can just give it one
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more shot. What's what's one thingthat I like your car, Lena,
I like your car? Yeah,okay, yeah, okay, Yeah.
I think that says it all.I don't. I don't. I don't
buy it, Okay, I don't. I mean, look, I've called
you up on the radio, youknow, to show you how much I'm
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into you and really thought that wehad such a great time. And I'm
confused, and I stopped to yourside, like I hear you, and
I think I can do a betterjob the next time. And I mean,
if you're not interested, you're notinterested. I don't know what to
say. Yeah, I'm not interestedin going on a road trip through places
your ex might be. You slideinto our DMS at Jayshow Radio and we'll
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get to the bottom of it onThe Jeremiah Show. Probably the worst beasting
I've ever heard about in my life. It's The Jeremiah Show, ninety six
' five kiss f M. Thisstory. It disturbs me. There's a
picture of it. I'm not evengonna put it on out Sorry, I
just technically clicked on the link.I'm not going to put it on anywhere.
You're gonna have to search this foryourself. Because a be stung a
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guy directly in his eyeball, rightin his eye. A fifty five year
old man in Philadelphia went to theer after a be stung him directly in
the eye. They yanked the stingerout but didn't get it all, so
he had to see a specialist.Thankfully, he did recover. He can
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still see. This is no howdoes that even happen? I mean he
had to have been swarmed right allright, So fifty five year old man
in Philly recently went to the er. After that's enough of that. He
went to the r after being stungin the eyeball. It stung him in
the right eye where the iris meetsthe scallera. That's the white part of
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your eye, shout out an atometrist. Listen to the program. The stinger
was stuck in, so they tweezedit out in the er, but his
eye was still swollen and bloodshot twodays later, and his vision was worse,
so he went to an eye specialist. It turned out a small piece
of the stinger was still lodged inhis eyeball. It was so small they
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could only see it with a microscopeand special die. They use something called
micro forceps to get it out.Then they gave him some special eye drops
and he recovered. Experts say stingsto the eyeball are extremely rare, really
you think, and there are onlyabout a handful of cases on not even
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not even handful of cases per yearon record in the history of record keeping.
Only a handful of cases. Theydo say, if it does happen
to you, see an eye doctorasap. The equipment in the er is
not specialized enough to get this.This is oh my god, Why did
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I look at it again? It'slike, okay, it's like I'm I'm
doing this for you because this isgrossing me up. So if the the
eyeball the iris, right, that'sthe color part the pupils in the middle,
Okay, I can't look at it. I'm gonna go for memory.
If that's the globe, and let'ssay the white part of the scile era
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is is like the outer space.It's literally like on the on the atmosphere
of the of the iris, there'slike a little yellow spot. How I
gotta know how this guy got stung, because I need to. I need
to do everything in my life tonever have that happen to me. That
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is absolutely time terrifying. Oh boy, New England Journal of Medicine is where
the picture is. If you wantto google beasting to the eyeball and not
sleep for the next week. Namefriends were weird growing up? Right to
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best way. Three ten whist Garfieldin a row found a list on Reddit
the weird ass things that your friends'houses had, Like the rules. This
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list is wilde I'd love you ifthis triggers you in a certain way and
you remember going to Rebecca's house andit's being weird. See, we have
kids over all the time. Idon't think I've got any weird rules or
weird things that we do. Ilove to mess with the kids. That's
like I just randomly throw things atthem. Is that a weird thing?
I don't know. Four thousand responseson the red on this Reddit post.
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Your button must be in the dinnerchair at six pm, sharpie, even
if dinner isn't quite ready. Nospeaking at the dinner table unless asked a
question by an adult. No leavingthe table before the father. You could
hear the capital F dismiss issue comingfrom a family where dinner was a joyful
affair where everyone talked about their day. I was shocked. One redditor says,
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I started at a friend's house onenight and the family communicated exclusively through
whispering, not just hushed voices,but full on hand to ear. That's
weird. No one was allowed toswim in the swimming pool because it was
for decoration. Only other than thatthey were normal parents. That's that doesn't
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exclude Now not normal. If that'sthe thing, remember the room that no
one was in, the sitting roomlike that thing is good? That's that
The thought of a sitting room thatthe kids weren't let in, that's that's
wrong. Right. Children could onlydate drink warm kool aid or water.
You couldn't put it in the fridge, and you couldn't use ice cream cubes.
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It had to be room temperature.Why we're talking about the weird things
that you would encounter going to yourfriend's house. If you got one,
shoot me a text two one sixfive seven eight ninety six five O you
can call to it's the same number. Okay, this one might be the
top one. I wasn't allowed tothrow away any female waste products in the
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house. AKA, I'd have towrap my tampon or a pad and throw
it in the outside trash. Iwent home, that person says, I
mean maybe it's a vampire. SoI'm gonna stop Free iHeartRadio app. If
you're on there red microphone, it'sgonna talk. Could will come to be
right in the studio. Weird assfriend's houses. Man getting text in about
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what weird things rules your friends hadgrowing up when you went over to their
house. This Reddit post with thousandsof posts one of them, for example,
we talked about this a family thatcommunicated exclusively through whispering, not just
hushed voices, but hand to ear. One texter saying, this was my
house growing up. Whenever we hada friend over, I had to ask
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that friend ahead of time to bringmoney for dinner, not because we were
ordering out, because my parents madethem pay to eat. The dinner that
we made in our kitchen, Aplate of mashed potatoes, meat loaf,
and vegetables was six seventy five.You got to bring quarterers to your friend's
(29:52):
house. Oh boy, I betthat guy's in therapy. Do let's be
at this. I'm smart, sosmart. It's time to smart you up,
Cleveland. We're not gonna be thestupid people anymore. With Jeremiah's fun
factory. I guess ain't confused bythis one. So this is about loofahs,
right? Do you use a loofahto clean yourself? See? I
(30:14):
thought I always thought the loofahs werethe fishnet things that were like in a
ball, But apparently that's not anactual loofah. Lufahs l o o f
a h are made out of adried tropical gord called the lufa l u
f fa. So that is thatthe thing that looks like the bag yet
well before it gets all dried outand you lupatize yourself with it, they
(30:37):
look like huge cucumbers. Oh mygosh, I did get this on my
TikTok feed one time of like peoplethat were actually making loofahs, and how
you got to like core them outbecause there's like seeds in there. I
really want to pickle right now toJeremiah Show ninety six five Kiss FM with
your Genius of the Day. Someonewho's done something so stupid. Anything you've
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done pales in comparison. Well,this guy didn't pull off the crime.
He does live in that'd be Floridabecause a dummy twenty nine year old in
Florida tried to carjack a guy whowas sixty six years old in Reverd County,
Florida. Well, the sixty sixyear old successfully thwarted the carjacker,
(31:21):
Blake Robinson. Despite being initially attackedand thrown to the ground, the elderly
man managed to overpower Robinson, leavinghim incapacitated until Copps arrived. Here's my
beef, sixty six is not elderlyin twenty twenty four. Elderly has got
to be like eighty, right,because this sixty six year old man whooped
(31:44):
that ass. And Sheriff Wayne Ivyrecall the incident, joking how they would
be thief got his punk butt whoopedby someone twice his age. Robinson's in
it deep now faces serious charges includingfelony battery against a person over sixty five
and attempt at burglary sixty or witha thirty thousand dollars bond. Huh.
(32:05):
He's set to release from the countyjail. Yeah, don't probably don't try
to fight a sixty six year oldthinking they're old, because that day we'll
whoop dead ass. Thanks for listeningto That Jeremiah Show on demand. For
more, find us on TikTok,Instagram and more at j Show Radio Ands
weekdays two to six on ninety sixfive Kiss FM
He's just a snack and a half, isn't he. This is for you
to chare a Maya show and thisis how you do it. My least
five all friends, Hello, andwelcome in Rabbit Rabbit. Start of a
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new month and the week of JustinTimberlake. That's right, Sunday, Rock
and Mortgage Field House. Justin willbe in Cleveland. We're gonna be celebrating
all week here on the show becausewe're just gonna kick it off with some
JT each and every day. Also, I want to hear your good vibes.
You got good things happening in yourlife. Please tell us all about
it. You can text and youcan call it. It is the same
(00:42):
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drop a message on the iHeartRadio app. You're listening there. The red microphone
comes to me right here in thisDude, just tell me something good that
happened to you this weekend, today, whenever, Just something that made you
good. Very close. Vote rightnow on our Instagram story ninety six to
(01:03):
five Kiss FM. Which show orexcuse me? Which song should I kick
off the program with today? Threesongs are up there Sexy Back, Rock
Your Body and Summer Love Whoo fortythree and a half percent of the vote.
Pick the right song in my opinion. Oh, I gotta check see
if this one's on the on theset list for Sundays, because it should
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be. Let's kick it off MondayEdition to the Jeremiah Show. Well JT
Action. Let's go Happy Monday friendsto Jeremiah Show on ninety six five.
Kiss fam, getting your Monday going. Welcome to July. By the way,
I can't believe it's July. That'swild to me. Football season's right
around the corner. We got thatgoing on. Also, good vibes happening
(01:47):
on the show at twenty four seventhree sixty five, and by that I
mean two to six Monday through Fridaywhen I'm actually here. You can spread
them whenever you want. You canhit that iHeartRadio after red microphone there comes
to me here in the studio.Get it when I get in the office,
or just drop text or a callto one six five seventy eight ninety
six five. Oh, maybe adopteda pup over the weekend and you're pumped
for it. You get to playa lot of can jam this weekend.
(02:08):
Man, that's a fun game.He'll love me some canjam. Brittany,
what you got spread the good vibes? Tell me something good that happened to
you today in your life. Well, we planned our trip to Tunisia and
Italy to meet my husbands friends forthe first time. Oh my, wait,
you have an Italian husband. HeNo, he's not Italian, he's
Tunisian. What is Tunisian? Now, education time? What's a Tunisian man?
(02:32):
Do? He's an Oh? Heworked for NASA. Oh wow,
tis in Africa. It's like northernAfrica. Interesting, I'll look at that.
Also, it's very close to Italy. Yeah. Yeah, that was
kind of doing like the ground trip. Yeah, that's fantastic. Yeah.
Do you have any more room inyour luggage for radio hosts? Yeah?
(02:53):
Yo, seventy extra dollars VAU.That's fine. I'll give you seventy bucks.
You put me on the plane withyou. I love meet your husband's
parents. Yeah, I'm very excited. All right, Fine, just bring
me back a souvenir, will you? Okay, I probably a big block
of palm. Okay cool. Cleveland'snumber one hit music station, did Jeremiah
(03:15):
Show ninety sixty five kids have foundabout an hour from right now, we'll
get you an all new Ghosted withEvan and Mario. Why did Evan ghost
Maria? We'll find out three thirty. Of course, we do Ghosted every
Monday and Wednesday, three thirty,five thirty right here on the Jeremiah Show.
Uh. The Googles have come outwith a new list, a new
(03:37):
list of America's biggest fears, guys, and it's not it's not what I
thought it was going to be.So digital firm QR Code Generator looked at
Google searches over the course of thepast month to find the top phobias of
Americans. I'd be curious to seewhat it is for other countries as well,
but of Americans. Here are thetop ones on the list. Now
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this is towards the bottom list.Arachnophobia is way down there. It's eighth
on the list, all right abovethat. Acrophobia, that's the fear of
heights. Claustrophobia's in there, youknow the classics. Your bottom of your
tenth is thanitopo phobia intense fear ofdeath or dying. That one is in
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there. And then there's some weirdones. This one I can never pronounce.
And it is literally the fear oflong words. And this is just
me and guys. Hippopotamnstrosesquipped alliophobia.I couldn't even try to say it.
Hip hopotommastro sequipped the hippopotamnstrosesquipped alliophobia.That is the fear of long words.
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That's not cool. This one.I think I have emi topi phobia,
emi topiophobia, extreme disgust or aversion of vomiting. Oh boy, of
all, that's the one I've actuallygot. I think you've got thallas sat
Why are they so complicated? Canwe talk about is this Latin? Is
this the Latin stuff? The fearof large, deep bodies of water.
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And it's not necessarily the water,it's what's underneath of it. So I
think maybe shark attacks, like fearof sharks, can be thrown into this
one. Thallusasophobia, mesophobia. Mesphoniais number three on the list. One
of my good friends says, mesophonia, get get eat around her at
all chips the worst number two agoraphobia. I feel like that one's come a
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lot more prominent in the past.I don't know four years. If you
know what I'm saying, not politics. COVID is what I was talking about.
Fear of leaving an environment known tobe safe. That is agoraphobia and
the number one searched for phobia.I've never met a person with it.
If this is you, I wouldlove to speak to you. Tripophobia the
fear of small holes or bumps clusteredtogether. Those who have it may find
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foods like honeycomb or Swiss cheese wheresponges disgusting. I wonder if strawberriers would
fall into that one as well.That one's a weird one. If you
do have that, let me know, because I want to know what other
things gross you out. I'm tryingto think of, like things that have
tiny holes together, a bubble wrap? Does bubble wrap do it for you?
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Is that one of the things?There? You go. Top fears
in America these days. Speaking oftops, this one is top and Billboard
once again post Malone's coming to Cleveland. We got your hooked up right now.
Go to ninety six five Kiss FMdot com slash contest or check out
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Let's get you in an all newghosts. Of course, we do this
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three thirty five thirty on the programeach and every Wednesday, and if you
ever miss one, grab the JeremiahShow on demand free iHeartRadio. The podcast
is up there where we get yourfavorite podcasts. You can find us there.
Edward's joining us in the show.Now, Edward, what's going on?
Man? I was calling in aboutyour triple phobia thing. That's the
whole holophobia is what I'm calling itbecause I can't save long words. It's
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trip to phobia is the phobia,and it's I haven't it's huge. So
basically, you get grossed out whenyou see things like sponges and Swiss cheese
and honeycombs. Yeah, honeycombs.Yeah, like honeycomb bee stuff, anything
with repetitive texture of holes. Notso much Swiss cheese. I love Swiss
cheese. It's delicious. Things likethere's like a pea pod thing this and
(07:34):
like if it just has repetitive holes, or like there's some like fish that
is some Japanese fishes like beige andit has all the texture to it that
repetitive texture. Is crazy about cavea, not that you've ever I don't know
if you've ever eaten it or not, But like the side of caveats you
out a little bit, the littlethe little beady things, like even little
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ants, like crazy little ants movingand repetition and that's huge and anything if
it happens, it's like organic,very organic things, particularly with like organic
texture, like if it's a repetitivething of holes and cements like willies.
Man, I can't look at it, can't think about it, like I
have to turn away. How didyou discover that, like you had a
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thing for this. I'm not onehundred percent sure, but it's just it's
like in you, right, andit's just textures or graphics or whatever that
you look at. It has this. I used to have a dream when
I was a kid of like flyingthrough holes, Like if you could imagine
I was a microscopic thing and Iwas flying through holes and like a giant
(08:43):
sponge like honeyce trunk to kids.Yeah, like if flying through that and
it would just be torturus. Itwould be absolutely like those the dream,
But it was actually a nightmare forme. That is fascinating, you know,
I just as you're describing this,I have I have I don' know
if this is a fear or justweirds me out. Hearing people brush their
teeth, including myself, just weirdsme out completely. Oh okay, brushing
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teeth not so much. I canmake it through brushing my teeth, Like
I have to keep the water onwhen I'm brushing my own teeth because I
will get like hev GB's up myspine. It's like nails on a chalk.
Yes. Yeah, yeah, sothat get it. That's similar with
you seeing tiny holes all clustered together. Yeah, freaked me out. Freaks
me the hell out, like Ihave to walk away from it, move
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away from it. You were youwere talking about all the things and I'm
like, yeah, yeah, andyou're going down the list and I was
like I I was like, he'sgonna say, trip to phobia. It's
the number one, is it?You have? Yeah, tripped a phobia
on Google? And those first fewimages they pop up like there's some natural
(09:48):
peapot thing like, oh, lookout man, I'm I'm about to lose
it. Seriously. Oh boy,Well, thank you so much for shared.
I wasn't. I was just sureyou people existed, but you do.
Oh we're out there, you're outthere and you're staying as far away
from honeycombs as you can. Absolutely, what about bubble wrap? Does bubble
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wrap do anything to you? No? For bubble wrap. I actually on
a on a design creative firming justeast of Cleveland, Willoughby, and we're
using bubble wrap all the freaking time. Well there you go. Well,
who doesn't love a good bubble Gopops and bubble wrap and you get back
to the office. Yeah, forreal, I love you a good one.
Thanks for calling in you bet theJeremiah Show. You're like a mental
patient. It's been released for theafternoon. On ninety six five Kiss FM.
(10:35):
Ghosted on the way for you threethirty Here on The Jeremiah Show.
It's ninety six to five Kiss Them. Maria ghosted by Evan. You're literally
making this up in your head andmaking it sound so much more over the
top end actually was Yeah, shewas ghosted, and that was her reaction
to finding out why three thirty willget you ghosted? Like I said,
three thirty and five thirty always hookingme up. Mondays and Wednesdays here on
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the show, having a discussion.Yesterday just around the table, we had
my youngest sixth birthday party, Westarted talking about names and then nicknaming names,
because I feel like when you havechildren, you automatically start thinking of
nicknames for your kids. Right,My oldest is Elijah. We call me
(11:16):
he or Eli for some reason.My middle daughter's name is Carly and I
call her beans. I don't knowwhy. He just came to me.
It's fine, weird one, don'tworry about it. And then our youngest,
Isaiah. He's a right. There'ssome weird ones out there. As
you have these discussions, there's weirdnicknames that people have nicknamed themselves, like
(11:39):
mine could be considered weird. Mymother never let anyone call me Jeremy growing
up, so I was always Jeremiah. As I got older, people will
call me Maya because I refused theJeremy. I've gotten jerre before as well.
That one's not as strange. Mayamight be a little more strange.
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But my fellow Jeremiah's out there.I think that's pretty common. I spoke
to someone on the phone. Ibelieve they want a prize. Their Their
name was Carrie and it was nicknamedAiry. She nicknamed herself Airy and I
loved it. Honestly, I lovethe out of the box ones and I'd
(12:22):
love if you have a name thatis nicknamed from your main name. I'm
not I'm not like talking like yourname's Hank and they call you t bone
unless there's a great story behind it. Do me favorite, shoot me a
text right now two one six,five seven eight ninety six five ozho iHeartRadio
app as well. You're on there, click the red microphone you let me
it's called a talkback comes to behere in the station and let me know
(12:45):
how you have a different nickname fromyour normal nickname, Like if your name's
Christopher and can go by Chris,that doesn't count. You know what I'm
saying. Right two one six,five seven eight ninety six five for one
ninety six Kiss FM. Ghost itless than ten minutes from right now in
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the Jeremiah Show. You never heardof ghost. You don't know what's going
on. You've been left on red. You don't know why. We try
to find out and get the peopleon the phone. We do them out
three thirty and five thirty Mondays andWednesdays on the bro Gram. We're talking
about how your nicknames are different.We're not talking about a James being called
a gym here text flying through.My husband's nickname was Pinky because he wore
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pink shorts in high school. That'sgood, my wife. My sister's name
is Danielle, but all the niecesand nephews calling her aunt do do.
That's fantastic. I'm here for that. All of my younger cousins they could
never say my name and they wasjust I don't even know where my sister
can't even say my name. That'sbeside the point. My oldest, Sudden
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James, was called Peanut. Youngestwas Thomas, and we called him brown
eyes. See that sounds like you'rejust describing your children because you forget their
names. That's just me. Uh, let's talk to you Nicole. Nicole
is in Lake when Nicole, goodafternoon, Hancar, Hey are you?
I'm lovely, Thank you so muchfor asking. We're sitting here talking about
how you nickname your names and yourNicole is and immediately think like, how
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do you go outside of like Nikki? Well, so, growing up my
dad hated the name Nikki because hesaid that was a stripper name. I
was called Nicole, but his nicknamefor me growing up with wonder begunder.
I now ask me how he cameup with that. I have no idea.
You don't know, No, Idon't wonder Begunder. Yeah, wonder,
(14:37):
I'm gonna google it and and hopeit's not pouring that pops up Wonder
Begunder. See it wants to likeauto correct that even because Begunder's not like
you know, obviously, is therelike a wonder Nikki? Wonder Nikki?
It's so funny. I have noidea. He came up with nicknames for
like everyone in my family. Mysister's name is Nina and he called her
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nick My cousin's name was Olivia andhe called her liver head. Why does
that one out of the ones you'vegiven, that one actually kind of makes
sense to me, right, ButI don't know. He just came up
with nicknames for everyone in the family. That's when they were just all crazy.
What did he call mom? Myparents were divorced, Okay, so
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he probably had a whole listen namesto call her. None of them.
We can stay on the radio becauseI'll get fired right well, Nicole,
thank you so much for Sharon.I love it. Thank you for listening.
Of course, thanks for having meanytime. The phone's always open.
Awesome, Bye bye. Well,let's get you this ghosted coming up?
Maria reacted this way and finding outwhy you're literally making this up in your
(15:43):
head and making it sound so muchmore over the top end. It actually
was two songs from right now wegot ghosted. Stop staring at that red
receipt unless a Jeremiah show, findout why you Scott. Now for a
famous ghost story, Let's talk toMaria. She was ghosted by Evan.
(16:07):
We'll get all the details and tryto give him a call. Maria,
good afternoon, Hey girl, howare you? Hey? I'm good.
How are you? Lovely? So, Maria, what's going on with you
and Evan? Catch us up totoday. Obviously we're ghosted as of today.
Get us there. Yeah. SoEvan is amazing. We had a
great date. He's super hot,super successful, really just the type of
(16:29):
guy that I've always envisioned myself with. He has, you know, he
has an amazing car. I'm prettysure it was the Mercedes. We got
dinner, and it was just areally nice night. We cruised around with
the top down and got to knoweach other and it was fun and it
was and it was flirty and itwas great, and then after that it's
(16:52):
been nothing, just nice heard nothingnothing. Did you get like, did
you get like make up all overhis car? I'm just trying to did
you ruin his car in some way? But could that be why he goes
to absolutely not no, absolutely not. All right, Well he would not
have done that if he wasn't interestedin me. So you try to be
as objective as possible. Anything weirdthat might have happened. Did you pick
(17:18):
up on anything? Do you rememberanything? You very well may not.
I just I like to make everyonestep back and be like, all right,
let's look at this for a second. I mean I was really thinking
that he was into it, LikeI said, like he's like we took
this car ride and not accusing,just just wanted you to take a set
of push me away. Okay,Well here's what I'm gonna play a couple
(17:40):
of songs and then we'll come back. Try to give Evan a call.
See if it let us know whathe ghost did you? Okay? Okay,
I'd posting now. Then after BensonBoone Moore ghosted coming up on the
Jeremiah Show, Oh God, Ilike you. It's beautiful. It is
the Jeremiah Show on ninety six fiveKids FM with your ghosted Maria and Evan.
He was a great guy, reordingto you, right, Maria,
(18:00):
Yeah, he really was, andlike super successful and smart and hot and
handsome and like it was great.We our banter was good. And he's
totally the type of guy that Iwould see myself with, hot and handsome.
He's just he's just a snack anda half, isn't he. Yes,
all right, let's do this.Let me give Evan a call.
(18:22):
Now do my favorite stay on thephone with me, don't say anything right
away. Let us chat with himfirst, and then at some point we're
going to bring you back into thechat. Okay, okay, all right,
good luck? Hello, Hi,looking for Evan. Yeah, this
is Evan the Cheremiah Show, ninetysix five Kiss FM. Good afternoon.
How are you. I'm good good, I'm well. Thank you for asking.
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I get a little confused. Allwill be answered very shortly. Evan.
We're actually calling about a date youwent on with a girl named Maria,
who she told us has been ghostedby you since that date. We're
kind of here to get some closure, to find out what's going on.
What can you tell us anything.Yeah, I think that chick only wanted
(19:08):
to get with me to make herex jealous. Wait what what you know?
It was pretty weird. What wasso? Okay? Walk us through
the day shows she didn't really shehere's what she told us. She said,
dinner awesome, and then we cruisedaround in your car. What she
mentioned was a Mercedes. And thenthat was the end of the day.
Where where does the X come intoplay? Okay, So that's funny that
(19:29):
she because when I picked her up, she was all about my time.
Okay. We went to dinner,and her suggestion was that we go for
a drive, and you know,on the drive she was very specific about
where we should go and the routewe would take to get there. So
we drove through this neighborhood and thenlike a gym, and then a couple
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of bars, and with each placeshe would like pose herself in a certain
way and get really close to meand then yeah, and it was weird
because when she didn't see whatever youknow what I'm assuming was he rec Yeah,
she would kind of like pout andthen slouch back down. So it
was like pose and then disappointment.And it's like I was like I was
(20:12):
a prop or something. Okay,well, I forgot to tell you we
did talk to Maria first, andshe's actually still on the phone. My
bad for NA saying I got tobring her back in because this is I
need. Is it corroboration? Cool? Maria? What the balls is going
on? Okay? Evan, Heyit's Maria. You said it yourself.
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You're making assumptions about this like thatwas never ever. I don't even know
where you're getting this out of yourhead. I was just trying to pose
pictures with you, and it's ourfirst date. You know, some people
like to have pictures on their firstdate, and we were just going around
to check out different parts of theneighborhood. I don't know why you would
get it in your head that that'sexactly How do you think what makes you
(20:55):
even think that that's what I'm tryingto do. Well, first of all,
it's because you didn't take pictures.Every time you did take pictures,
and I thought the pictures were weird, But I thought it was weirder when
you would do poses with me whileI was driving, and then you would
just like crumble after we passed whereveryou said we needed to drive past.
You're literally making this up in yourhead and making it sound so much more
(21:21):
over the top than it actually was. I was trying to have a good
time with you, trying to checkout multiple places in one night. But
whatever, regardless of that, didn'tyou have a good time? I mean,
but forget about all that. LikeI thought we had a good time,
and I forget about all that wasthe date. That was the whole
date. I can't forget about that. That was like the main part of
(21:41):
the date. That was the mosttime we spent together. Was you like
getting super close to me and thenpouting, Yeah, you can't. I
wasn't pouting, my gosh, likeyou're making it so overboard. I think
it was like your eye rolls,severe eye rolls when we drive it and
like like an audible like, Okay, I think you're a great guy.
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I really do. I think thatwe would be a great match. I
don't know what you maybe saw inme that Maybe I wasn't on my best
behavior of that first night. MaybeI was nervous. I don't really know.
I was having a good time withyou. I think you're amazing.
I think we would be a reallygreat match. We have a lot in
common, and I don't know,maybe maybe we can just give it one
(22:23):
more shot. What's what's one thingthat I like your car, Lena,
I like your car? Yeah,okay, yeah, okay, Yeah.
I think that says it all.I don't. I don't. I don't
buy it, Okay, I don't. I mean, look, I've called
you up on the radio, youknow, to show you how much I'm
(22:44):
into you and really thought that wehad such a great time. And I'm
confused, and I stopped to yourside, like I hear you, and
I think I can do a betterjob the next time. And I mean,
if you're not interested, you're notinterested. I don't know what to
say. Yeah, I'm not interestedin going on a road trip through places
your ex might be. You slideinto our DMS at Jayshow Radio and we'll
(23:07):
get to the bottom of it onThe Jeremiah Show. Probably the worst beasting
I've ever heard about in my life. It's The Jeremiah Show, ninety six
' five kiss f M. Thisstory. It disturbs me. There's a
picture of it. I'm not evengonna put it on out Sorry, I
just technically clicked on the link.I'm not going to put it on anywhere.
You're gonna have to search this foryourself. Because a be stung a
(23:30):
guy directly in his eyeball, rightin his eye. A fifty five year
old man in Philadelphia went to theer after a be stung him directly in
the eye. They yanked the stingerout but didn't get it all, so
he had to see a specialist.Thankfully, he did recover. He can
(23:53):
still see. This is no howdoes that even happen? I mean he
had to have been swarmed right allright, So fifty five year old man
in Philly recently went to the er. After that's enough of that. He
went to the r after being stungin the eyeball. It stung him in
the right eye where the iris meetsthe scallera. That's the white part of
(24:15):
your eye, shout out an atometrist. Listen to the program. The stinger
was stuck in, so they tweezedit out in the er, but his
eye was still swollen and bloodshot twodays later, and his vision was worse,
so he went to an eye specialist. It turned out a small piece
of the stinger was still lodged inhis eyeball. It was so small they
(24:37):
could only see it with a microscopeand special die. They use something called
micro forceps to get it out.Then they gave him some special eye drops
and he recovered. Experts say stingsto the eyeball are extremely rare, really
you think, and there are onlyabout a handful of cases on not even
(25:00):
not even handful of cases per yearon record in the history of record keeping.
Only a handful of cases. Theydo say, if it does happen
to you, see an eye doctorasap. The equipment in the er is
not specialized enough to get this.This is oh my god, Why did
(25:22):
I look at it again? It'slike, okay, it's like I'm I'm
doing this for you because this isgrossing me up. So if the the
eyeball the iris, right, that'sthe color part the pupils in the middle,
Okay, I can't look at it. I'm gonna go for memory.
If that's the globe, and let'ssay the white part of the scile era
(25:42):
is is like the outer space.It's literally like on the on the atmosphere
of the of the iris, there'slike a little yellow spot. How I
gotta know how this guy got stung, because I need to. I need
to do everything in my life tonever have that happen to me. That
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is absolutely time terrifying. Oh boy, New England Journal of Medicine is where
the picture is. If you wantto google beasting to the eyeball and not
sleep for the next week. Namefriends were weird growing up? Right to
Jeremiah Show ninety six to five KissFM. This hour of the program.
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best way. Three ten whist Garfieldin a row found a list on Reddit
the weird ass things that your friends'houses had, Like the rules. This
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list is wilde I'd love you ifthis triggers you in a certain way and
you remember going to Rebecca's house andit's being weird. See, we have
kids over all the time. Idon't think I've got any weird rules or
weird things that we do. Ilove to mess with the kids. That's
like I just randomly throw things atthem. Is that a weird thing?
I don't know. Four thousand responseson the red on this Reddit post.
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Your button must be in the dinnerchair at six pm, sharpie, even
if dinner isn't quite ready. Nospeaking at the dinner table unless asked a
question by an adult. No leavingthe table before the father. You could
hear the capital F dismiss issue comingfrom a family where dinner was a joyful
affair where everyone talked about their day. I was shocked. One redditor says,
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I started at a friend's house onenight and the family communicated exclusively through
whispering, not just hushed voices,but full on hand to ear. That's
weird. No one was allowed toswim in the swimming pool because it was
for decoration. Only other than thatthey were normal parents. That's that doesn't
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exclude Now not normal. If that'sthe thing, remember the room that no
one was in, the sitting roomlike that thing is good? That's that
The thought of a sitting room thatthe kids weren't let in, that's that's
wrong. Right. Children could onlydate drink warm kool aid or water.
You couldn't put it in the fridge, and you couldn't use ice cream cubes.
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It had to be room temperature.Why we're talking about the weird things
that you would encounter going to yourfriend's house. If you got one,
shoot me a text two one sixfive seven eight ninety six five O you
can call to it's the same number. Okay, this one might be the
top one. I wasn't allowed tothrow away any female waste products in the
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house. AKA, I'd have towrap my tampon or a pad and throw
it in the outside trash. Iwent home, that person says, I
mean maybe it's a vampire. SoI'm gonna stop Free iHeartRadio app. If
you're on there red microphone, it'sgonna talk. Could will come to be
right in the studio. Weird assfriend's houses. Man getting text in about
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what weird things rules your friends hadgrowing up when you went over to their
house. This Reddit post with thousandsof posts one of them, for example,
we talked about this a family thatcommunicated exclusively through whispering, not just
hushed voices, but hand to ear. One texter saying, this was my
house growing up. Whenever we hada friend over, I had to ask
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that friend ahead of time to bringmoney for dinner, not because we were
ordering out, because my parents madethem pay to eat. The dinner that
we made in our kitchen, Aplate of mashed potatoes, meat loaf,
and vegetables was six seventy five.You got to bring quarterers to your friend's
(29:52):
house. Oh boy, I betthat guy's in therapy. Do let's be
at this. I'm smart, sosmart. It's time to smart you up,
Cleveland. We're not gonna be thestupid people anymore. With Jeremiah's fun
factory. I guess ain't confused bythis one. So this is about loofahs,
right? Do you use a loofahto clean yourself? See? I
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thought I always thought the loofahs werethe fishnet things that were like in a
ball, But apparently that's not anactual loofah. Lufahs l o o f
a h are made out of adried tropical gord called the lufa l u
f fa. So that is thatthe thing that looks like the bag yet
well before it gets all dried outand you lupatize yourself with it, they
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look like huge cucumbers. Oh mygosh, I did get this on my
TikTok feed one time of like peoplethat were actually making loofahs, and how
you got to like core them outbecause there's like seeds in there. I
really want to pickle right now toJeremiah Show ninety six five Kiss FM with
your Genius of the Day. Someonewho's done something so stupid. Anything you've
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done pales in comparison. Well,this guy didn't pull off the crime.
He does live in that'd be Floridabecause a dummy twenty nine year old in
Florida tried to carjack a guy whowas sixty six years old in Reverd County,
Florida. Well, the sixty sixyear old successfully thwarted the carjacker,
(31:21):
Blake Robinson. Despite being initially attackedand thrown to the ground, the elderly
man managed to overpower Robinson, leavinghim incapacitated until Copps arrived. Here's my
beef, sixty six is not elderlyin twenty twenty four. Elderly has got
to be like eighty, right,because this sixty six year old man whooped
(31:44):
that ass. And Sheriff Wayne Ivyrecall the incident, joking how they would
be thief got his punk butt whoopedby someone twice his age. Robinson's in
it deep now faces serious charges includingfelony battery against a person over sixty five
and attempt at burglary sixty or witha thirty thousand dollars bond. Huh.
(32:05):
He's set to release from the countyjail. Yeah, don't probably don't try
to fight a sixty six year oldthinking they're old, because that day we'll
whoop dead ass. Thanks for listeningto That Jeremiah Show on demand. For
more, find us on TikTok,Instagram and more at j Show Radio Ands
weekdays two to six on ninety sixfive Kiss FM
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