WEBVTT 00:01.897 --> 00:07.100 [SPEAKER_09]: This episode of the Michael Mery Show is brought to you by the TMOS Amazon Portal. 00:07.400 --> 00:12.323 [SPEAKER_09]: Remember to click the Amazon link at TMOSpodcast.com before you shop. 00:12.623 --> 00:13.663 [SPEAKER_09]: It's that easy. 00:13.823 --> 00:14.344 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you. 00:14.564 --> 00:16.005 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, on with the show. 00:17.405 --> 00:20.187 [SPEAKER_02]: And now stay tuned for the best of Carson. 00:20.387 --> 00:22.468 [SPEAKER_06]: Michael Mery, radio entertainment. 00:24.442 --> 00:30.308 [SPEAKER_06]: You can listen to the Michael Mero Show at TMOs.com or anywhere find podcasts or fun. 00:30.328 --> 00:31.369 [SPEAKER_06]: Welcome to our show. 00:31.389 --> 00:32.470 [SPEAKER_06]: We're going to start the race. 00:32.490 --> 00:35.393 [SPEAKER_04]: It's got to be fucking looking at my phone. 00:35.413 --> 00:36.714 [SPEAKER_06]: There's money for everyone. 00:36.854 --> 00:40.097 [SPEAKER_06]: It's the Michael Mero Show with Michael Mero. 00:41.018 --> 00:41.118 [SPEAKER_06]: Bye! 00:41.139 --> 00:42.400 [SPEAKER_06]: Josh Rooka. 00:43.181 --> 00:44.502 [SPEAKER_06]: And Rob Speedway. 00:45.913 --> 01:14.307 [SPEAKER_09]: It's only the beginning and now here's Mike and very very exciting always very very exciting on the show when we welcome a new sponsor as well as Amazon we welcome a brand new sponsor to the show and I could tell you about it but it's better to get this spokesperson great this portion of the show well the entire show today brought to you by the artificial limb and brace store let's roll the commercial right now ladies and gentlemen take it away the 01:15.047 --> 01:19.708 [SPEAKER_03]: You're an astronaut, Ohio, be sure to swing on by an artificial limb and brace of astubula. 01:20.748 --> 01:24.389 [SPEAKER_03]: Say you're walking along my, and you're on business, you look down on one of your arms, the legs are missing. 01:24.609 --> 01:28.530 [SPEAKER_03]: Don't worry about it, artificial limb and brace of astubula sky you covered. 01:28.570 --> 01:31.010 [SPEAKER_03]: Maybe you do got legs and arms, you just want to hold them in place. 01:31.210 --> 01:33.911 [SPEAKER_03]: Get a fucking brace at artificial limb and brace of astubula. 01:34.111 --> 01:39.452 [SPEAKER_03]: Or maybe you just don't like to take any chance that you got two legs, two arms, but you just want to back up. 01:39.752 --> 01:42.233 [SPEAKER_03]: Fuck it, artificial limb and brace of astubula. 01:42.873 --> 01:43.253 [SPEAKER_03]: Fuck it. 01:44.712 --> 01:47.193 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh my, that's what they've been used. 01:47.693 --> 01:49.953 [SPEAKER_07]: It couldn't crop out that, that cough at the end. 01:50.654 --> 01:52.174 [SPEAKER_09]: That's taboo you. 01:52.194 --> 01:53.614 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know where Ash taboo is. 01:53.674 --> 01:56.435 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it is a, I can't even say Ash taboo. 01:56.655 --> 02:02.496 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it's a suburb of Cleveland because Drew Carey mentions it in one of his theme songs to show the Drew Carey show. 02:03.077 --> 02:06.297 [SPEAKER_09]: So how does that exist in your brain? 02:06.517 --> 02:06.898 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 02:07.638 --> 02:08.418 [SPEAKER_08]: How does that? 02:08.718 --> 02:11.540 [SPEAKER_08]: But you know, I've been thinking actually about this so amazing. 02:11.560 --> 02:14.821 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, those are the ones that they're not common. 02:14.861 --> 02:16.022 [SPEAKER_09]: You don't do it every day. 02:16.042 --> 02:18.743 [SPEAKER_09]: They can do it like once every week, probably. 02:19.103 --> 02:23.185 [SPEAKER_09]: And those are the ones that really, what was that fact? 02:23.226 --> 02:23.966 [SPEAKER_09]: Give us this fee. 02:24.026 --> 02:25.126 [SPEAKER_09]: It jumps off the page. 02:25.167 --> 02:26.287 [SPEAKER_08]: What was that fact again? 02:26.467 --> 02:31.730 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I believe that the Drew Carey show is said in Cleveland. 02:31.830 --> 02:32.810 [SPEAKER_08]: Because you're hedging. 02:32.890 --> 02:34.191 [SPEAKER_08]: You said, believe now. 02:34.231 --> 02:34.611 [SPEAKER_08]: Why are you? 02:34.631 --> 02:35.872 [SPEAKER_08]: Why are you losing confidence? 02:36.012 --> 02:40.016 [SPEAKER_08]: because he also did another theme song called, uh, moon over parma. 02:40.496 --> 02:40.696 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 02:40.756 --> 02:44.159 [SPEAKER_07]: Which is another southern rock's theme of his exactly. 02:44.520 --> 02:47.642 [SPEAKER_08]: But he mentions Estabula in moon over parma. 02:49.484 --> 02:50.845 [SPEAKER_09]: Moon over parma. 02:50.985 --> 02:51.586 [SPEAKER_09]: That one, right? 02:51.686 --> 02:52.266 [SPEAKER_09]: Exactly. 02:52.386 --> 02:52.546 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 02:52.607 --> 02:58.472 [SPEAKER_08]: And I've been actually looking to get an artificial limb for carry for Christmas, you know, just as a stocking stuffer. 02:59.589 --> 03:01.951 [SPEAKER_07]: And it does look like it is a suburb of Cleveland. 03:02.431 --> 03:02.991 [SPEAKER_07]: There it is. 03:03.372 --> 03:04.072 [SPEAKER_07]: You got it right. 03:04.092 --> 03:04.452 [SPEAKER_07]: You got it right. 03:04.472 --> 03:08.695 [SPEAKER_08]: And you know what's really sad about that is that is preventing out from Cleveland. 03:09.095 --> 03:11.097 [SPEAKER_08]: A useful fact from being in my head. 03:11.597 --> 03:13.578 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a stop gap right there. 03:13.959 --> 03:14.239 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 03:14.479 --> 03:14.699 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 03:14.979 --> 03:20.043 [SPEAKER_09]: But you could you could jam useful facts into your brain when you had to. 03:20.263 --> 03:21.564 [SPEAKER_09]: That's how you got good grades. 03:21.764 --> 03:21.964 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 03:22.184 --> 03:27.668 [SPEAKER_07]: If you would have not said from the Dukary show, then it sounds like a really smart like you know geography. 03:28.157 --> 03:31.558 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, yeah, but people would they would say, no, you don't know jargher, he's an idiot. 03:31.918 --> 03:32.678 [SPEAKER_08]: How does he know that? 03:32.739 --> 03:35.499 [SPEAKER_08]: But if I can align it with a team, you can turn. 03:36.340 --> 03:38.040 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, it is. 03:38.340 --> 03:41.321 [SPEAKER_08]: If I can align it with a TV theme, then it's more right. 03:41.481 --> 03:42.442 [SPEAKER_02]: If it's your turn. 03:42.682 --> 03:43.042 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you. 03:43.362 --> 03:45.343 [SPEAKER_09]: It always means I got to play that clearly. 03:45.443 --> 03:46.683 [SPEAKER_09]: Jesus Christ. 03:47.703 --> 03:48.404 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, it's your turn. 03:48.744 --> 03:49.864 [SPEAKER_09]: We'll chop to the front. 03:50.184 --> 03:50.404 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 03:50.684 --> 03:50.824 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 03:50.844 --> 03:51.565 [SPEAKER_09]: There we go. 03:52.145 --> 03:53.165 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, it's more like a ob. 03:53.285 --> 03:54.446 [SPEAKER_08]: We have, but you got two bees in there. 03:54.466 --> 03:55.266 [SPEAKER_08]: And I appreciate that. 03:55.787 --> 03:56.427 [SPEAKER_09]: I understand. 03:57.127 --> 03:58.648 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me, uh, hold on a second. 03:58.688 --> 04:00.668 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me see if I can find a better rob here. 04:01.008 --> 04:01.408 [SPEAKER_09]: Hold on. 04:01.909 --> 04:03.169 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you did some hunting, did you? 04:03.749 --> 04:04.929 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 04:05.029 --> 04:06.410 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm always, I'm always thinking. 04:06.810 --> 04:07.050 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 04:07.070 --> 04:07.810 [SPEAKER_08]: I know. 04:08.490 --> 04:09.371 [SPEAKER_09]: I just don't have one. 04:09.551 --> 04:11.991 [SPEAKER_09]: It doesn't, uh, it doesn't exist. 04:12.151 --> 04:15.172 [SPEAKER_08]: But your off-switch doesn't allow you to know what, ashtribule it is. 04:15.532 --> 04:15.872 [SPEAKER_09]: I got this. 04:16.692 --> 04:17.433 [SPEAKER_09]: Hold on a second. 04:17.633 --> 04:18.013 [UNKNOWN]: All right. 04:19.254 --> 04:20.495 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, I'm looking now. 04:21.276 --> 04:25.940 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, it's just yesterday you were talking to Sam constantly, and yeah, I'm home, Rob. 04:26.080 --> 04:30.904 [SPEAKER_00]: Well, it's just yesterday you were talking to Sam constantly, and yeah, I'm home, Rob. 04:31.344 --> 04:31.785 [UNKNOWN]: There you go. 04:32.225 --> 04:46.257 [SPEAKER_05]: All right, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, 04:47.526 --> 04:52.269 [SPEAKER_05]: We met at Ashtabula, she was doing a whole lot. 04:52.689 --> 04:56.712 [SPEAKER_05]: I handed her my radishes and pledged my love that night. 04:58.073 --> 05:01.615 [SPEAKER_05]: Moon over parma, want you bring my love to me. 05:01.955 --> 05:03.456 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not a real song, is it? 05:04.057 --> 05:05.798 [SPEAKER_08]: I couldn't, that I cannot tell you. 05:05.958 --> 05:06.558 [SPEAKER_08]: I do not know. 05:06.898 --> 05:08.379 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that that's not the one. 05:08.800 --> 05:10.881 [SPEAKER_07]: But did someone else write it beforehand? 05:10.941 --> 05:12.802 [SPEAKER_08]: That is not the one they used as the theme. 05:12.822 --> 05:14.283 [SPEAKER_08]: The theme is actually shorter. 05:14.864 --> 05:15.244 [SPEAKER_05]: Very good. 05:16.112 --> 05:23.234 [SPEAKER_05]: Moon over, come, I'll bring my love to me tonight Guide her to Cleveland, underneath your silvery light 05:24.355 --> 05:30.500 [SPEAKER_05]: We're going bowling, is that I'm lizard and soul, and moon over parma tonight. 05:30.540 --> 05:35.665 [SPEAKER_08]: Now here's what's really troubling, now that I hear it. 05:36.626 --> 05:38.908 [SPEAKER_08]: Ash Tabula is not in the TV theme. 05:39.368 --> 05:42.491 [SPEAKER_08]: It's in a song that's on the Drew Carey Show album. 05:42.891 --> 05:48.596 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a long version of the TV theme, so it is a much deeper dive than even I thought. 05:48.896 --> 05:49.196 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 05:49.397 --> 05:49.637 [SPEAKER_07]: All right. 05:49.717 --> 05:50.618 [SPEAKER_07]: That's a parma. 05:51.198 --> 05:56.562 [SPEAKER_07]: Parma is a suburb of Cleveland and that song was written by Cleveland, musician Bob McWyer. 05:56.903 --> 05:58.664 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course, Bob McWyer, you know him, Mike. 05:58.844 --> 05:59.465 [SPEAKER_09]: I know Bob. 05:59.505 --> 06:00.225 [SPEAKER_09]: I know Bob. 06:00.245 --> 06:00.906 [SPEAKER_09]: What about Bob? 06:01.126 --> 06:02.687 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks. 06:02.807 --> 06:03.228 [SPEAKER_08]: Welcome. 06:03.568 --> 06:04.469 [SPEAKER_08]: He's your uncle. 06:05.310 --> 06:07.031 [SPEAKER_09]: Welcome to the Michael Mary Show. 06:07.531 --> 06:08.732 [SPEAKER_09]: This is very interesting. 06:08.752 --> 06:10.013 [SPEAKER_09]: Hi, energy. 06:10.093 --> 06:11.995 [SPEAKER_09]: Start to the show today, ladies and gentlemen. 06:13.136 --> 06:15.518 [SPEAKER_09]: New driving pet peeve that I want to get 06:18.810 --> 06:38.572 [SPEAKER_09]: for all of those that have those fucking plastic baby ducks on your dash board fuck you and of course you wrote in and what's that their jeeps right well their jeeps and i've seen them on broncos too i think maybe or is it just a jeep thing i think it's a jeep thing i think it's a jeep thing i think it's a sex thing 06:39.384 --> 06:40.525 [SPEAKER_09]: What do you mean a sex thing? 06:40.705 --> 06:42.545 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, like it's sex with ducks? 06:42.585 --> 06:46.567 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no, it's like the people that put the rocks in the yard, the light, you know, that they're open for anything. 06:47.227 --> 06:49.789 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, you just, are you just opening your mouth and seeing what comes out? 06:49.889 --> 06:51.970 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you really have a information on that? 06:52.190 --> 06:54.591 [SPEAKER_07]: No, I'm just saying it seems like it could be a sex thing. 06:54.791 --> 06:59.733 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, but the rock thing is a duck, a duck per partner, because some of them have like about a hundred ducks on their dash. 06:59.893 --> 07:03.197 [SPEAKER_08]: If you have a hundred ducks on your dash, you are open for anything. 07:03.417 --> 07:04.378 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what it is. 07:04.778 --> 07:05.459 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what it is. 07:05.519 --> 07:15.589 [SPEAKER_09]: And is it exclusive to, uh, one particular section, is it a, is it a, is it a Jeep lady thing, it's just a Jeep owner thing. 07:16.250 --> 07:17.652 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, you mean, like, man do it, too? 07:18.292 --> 07:18.812 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 07:19.193 --> 07:22.035 [SPEAKER_07]: Like if you have a cheap you like leave ducks on other chips. 07:22.575 --> 07:23.596 [SPEAKER_09]: Where do we see ducks? 07:23.716 --> 07:25.437 [SPEAKER_09]: We see ducks on our last cruise. 07:25.757 --> 07:26.337 [SPEAKER_07]: The cruise. 07:26.517 --> 07:27.598 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a cruise thing as well. 07:27.998 --> 07:29.719 [SPEAKER_09]: Lucky ducks, right? 07:29.739 --> 07:30.240 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, okay. 07:30.260 --> 07:31.481 [SPEAKER_09]: They're all over the casino. 07:31.521 --> 07:32.141 [SPEAKER_09]: Lucky ducks. 07:32.361 --> 07:37.905 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, the cheap owners refer to it as the cheap owners refer to it as duck duck cheap 07:39.034 --> 07:45.216 [SPEAKER_07]: We'll give a small rubber cheap on other people's jeeps to spread to make them not as small rubber cheap. 07:45.516 --> 07:47.817 [SPEAKER_09]: You mean a small rubber duck on other people's jeeps. 07:47.957 --> 07:48.478 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 07:49.218 --> 07:51.059 [SPEAKER_09]: So you so you can trade with your friends. 07:51.539 --> 07:52.199 [SPEAKER_09]: Apparently so. 07:52.819 --> 07:53.119 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 07:53.219 --> 07:54.440 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, that's like a leave one. 07:54.460 --> 07:55.260 [SPEAKER_09]: Take one or something. 07:55.340 --> 07:59.722 [SPEAKER_09]: Are they just like standard dumpster or like might as well spice up a shit car. 08:00.002 --> 08:06.327 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I do or do they are they special can you get like dressed up ducks like like like like naughty ducks. 08:06.627 --> 08:08.369 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, you can get novelty ducks as well. 08:08.389 --> 08:09.930 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what I would do if I had a Jeep. 08:10.310 --> 08:15.034 [SPEAKER_09]: By the way, the mildly memory and I'm so old that I've and I'm a car person. 08:15.094 --> 08:22.300 [SPEAKER_09]: So I have had a number of automobiles and I did have a time in my life where I thought it would be cool to have a Jeep Wrangler. 08:22.520 --> 08:44.176 [SPEAKER_09]: I forgot about this era of money and this era of Mike took his Jeep Wrangler to the Jiffy Loub or one of those similar fast oil change facilities and the person did not put the cap on or at least didn't put it on properly and I'm 395 right next to the FBI building Washington. 08:44.236 --> 08:45.797 [SPEAKER_09]: He's seen my engine seized. 08:46.078 --> 08:46.718 [SPEAKER_09]: It's seized. 08:46.758 --> 08:47.158 [SPEAKER_09]: It did. 08:47.599 --> 08:48.900 [SPEAKER_09]: Did they take responsibility? 08:49.680 --> 08:53.643 [SPEAKER_09]: I think they did, I think they just money there that you didn't care. 08:54.243 --> 08:55.564 [SPEAKER_09]: It might have been the latter. 08:55.604 --> 08:57.445 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, since you mentioned that. 08:57.585 --> 08:58.045 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 08:58.245 --> 09:05.810 [SPEAKER_08]: The Jeep era of Mike preceded me, but also wasn't it... That's when Mike could get behind the wheel of a vehicle with a shirt off. 09:05.930 --> 09:10.052 [SPEAKER_08]: I was going to say, didn't it have to do with driving around with the top down with your shirt on? 09:10.073 --> 09:11.994 [SPEAKER_09]: A couple of times, did that like an asshole? 09:12.154 --> 09:13.555 [SPEAKER_08]: That was a young man! 09:13.655 --> 09:16.316 [SPEAKER_09]: I was a young man, Rob, I was a young man! 09:19.657 --> 09:20.678 [SPEAKER_08]: Sunny your days. 09:20.838 --> 09:23.361 [SPEAKER_08]: Was the Jeep the car that housed at the Bulldog? 09:23.881 --> 09:27.104 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, I'm coming into my neighborhood Today. 09:27.124 --> 09:28.585 [SPEAKER_09]: No, that was an accurate legend. 09:28.746 --> 09:29.086 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 09:29.146 --> 09:29.266 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 09:29.286 --> 09:30.988 [SPEAKER_09]: That was the first really cool car I got. 09:31.048 --> 09:33.430 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah Even though it's not a cool car. 09:33.450 --> 09:45.461 [SPEAKER_09]: It was for me it was I Remember that I was driving to the neighborhood today and a guy's walking his dog and I said, Hey, it's cool There's some younger people moving into the neighborhood 09:45.876 --> 09:48.877 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, and my son looks at me as a dad. 09:48.917 --> 09:49.718 [SPEAKER_09]: You're so old. 09:49.758 --> 09:50.938 [SPEAKER_09]: You think he's young. 09:51.899 --> 09:53.879 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, how did I realize? 09:53.940 --> 09:55.680 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, maybe the guys got great here. 09:55.700 --> 09:57.041 [SPEAKER_09]: But look, he looked young to me. 09:57.061 --> 10:02.083 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, 40s, 40s is young to me, but that might be young for the neighborhood. 10:02.783 --> 10:04.344 [SPEAKER_08]: It is young for the young kids. 10:04.924 --> 10:05.244 [SPEAKER_08]: I did. 10:05.284 --> 10:07.705 [SPEAKER_08]: I did something similar today with carries. 10:07.766 --> 10:10.747 [SPEAKER_08]: I was scrolling through Facebook and the birthday's pop up. 10:11.567 --> 10:24.192 [SPEAKER_08]: And when we first moved to Leesburg, we had a next door neighbor that would babysit for the kids and occasionally carry would give them a ride to school when he was a freshman because he did not have a car and so she helped them get to school. 10:24.872 --> 10:29.634 [SPEAKER_08]: And I saw it on the Facebook page that Justin Parker is now 31 years old. 10:31.074 --> 10:38.299 [SPEAKER_08]: And I said to Carrie, I said, Hey, you want to feel old, Justin Parker's 31 and her reply was Oof. 10:39.260 --> 10:39.500 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 10:39.640 --> 10:44.743 [SPEAKER_09]: I think you get to a point with your age where it becomes almost surreal. 10:44.963 --> 10:45.324 [SPEAKER_09]: It does. 10:45.604 --> 10:47.305 [SPEAKER_09]: That people are grown-ups walking around. 10:47.405 --> 10:53.409 [SPEAKER_09]: I've passed a long time ago, the concept of baby doctors and baby dentists. 10:53.669 --> 10:55.570 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I passed that a long long time ago. 10:55.610 --> 10:57.891 [SPEAKER_09]: The very first one, I've talked about this multiple times. 10:58.271 --> 11:01.113 [SPEAKER_09]: The very first one, this is back in the Playboy magazine days. 11:01.173 --> 11:01.973 [SPEAKER_09]: It's how old I am. 11:02.313 --> 11:09.257 [SPEAKER_09]: Where when you started to see the center folds, date of birth, you know, younger than you? 11:09.417 --> 11:11.878 [SPEAKER_08]: I remember where I was the first one I saw that was you. 11:11.938 --> 11:13.199 [SPEAKER_09]: That's when you go, oh my God. 11:13.359 --> 11:35.236 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, and I think I got I'm finally old enough to pose and when you're younger and the center folds are older than you that's when that's that's that's just that's peak hormones raging you're right, you know for for me it was when baseball players started retiring that were younger than me yes and I realized oh the everyone immediately baseball younger 11:35.715 --> 12:01.405 [SPEAKER_09]: Didn't I ever tell you Josh there was a magazine that competed with sports illustrated called sport sport magazine and there was an interview with the company and competed with playboy it was called we there was sport magazine I came out and they did an interview with my idle call your stremsky and they referenced the fact that yes reached into his locker and pulls out a pack of marble reds and I'm like oh 12:03.466 --> 12:12.689 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, you don't smoke cigarettes, you don't smoke my daddy's smoke cigarettes, but you don't smoke cigarettes, yes, what are you doing? 12:12.809 --> 12:20.412 [SPEAKER_09]: And I forgot that back in the day, athlete smoked because everybody smoked, we were, you know, we smoked, they endorsed. 12:20.692 --> 12:24.874 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, yes, way back in the day, you know, and I, I, I. 12:25.254 --> 12:28.015 [SPEAKER_09]: grew up when I was rooting for players that smoked. 12:28.055 --> 12:36.700 [SPEAKER_09]: I remember watching the New England Whalers over in glass in Barrier Arena where they trained and I was up in the bleachers and I saw Gary Swain. 12:36.860 --> 12:38.581 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm pretty sure that's the player. 12:39.461 --> 12:40.402 [SPEAKER_09]: And you could look it up. 12:40.582 --> 12:48.486 [SPEAKER_09]: GA-R-Y-S-W-A-I-N-Gerry Swain coming out of a locker room and fire an up a cancer stick. 12:48.686 --> 13:01.629 [SPEAKER_09]: Right, right in his hand, right, right out of the locker room, he lights up a smoke and it was perfectly okay to smoke indoors then too to be but might to be fair and not everyone is not everyone in sports cigarettes. 13:02.049 --> 13:03.890 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh my god, look at that. 13:04.130 --> 13:07.591 [SPEAKER_08]: Yogi, right in this you who which is much healthier than cigarettes. 13:07.751 --> 13:10.171 [SPEAKER_09]: You who is it really though is you. 13:10.411 --> 13:11.692 [SPEAKER_09]: No, never really thought of it. 13:11.752 --> 13:16.493 [SPEAKER_09]: Is there any dairy product at all in you who I don't think I think it might have a way. 13:17.113 --> 13:20.656 [SPEAKER_07]: It's it's a chocolate drink, but it doesn't give you cancer. 13:20.676 --> 13:20.937 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 13:21.117 --> 13:29.284 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, we're does that mean anything does if you drink enough of it or I would love to know the ingredients of you who because I don't think it's got a milk product. 13:29.664 --> 13:31.106 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think you I don't think you're right. 13:31.126 --> 13:34.929 [SPEAKER_09]: No way only you would know I swear to God I got a 13:35.149 --> 13:45.097 [SPEAKER_09]: 50 50 chance that that he's right about this that there might be way protein in there right and while we're talking age I saw something today that didn't hold on one sec. 13:45.117 --> 13:57.187 [SPEAKER_08]: Josh that I didn't think made sense until I really thought it through the fact that the rolling stones are still putting out records now Yeah, is the equivalent to a band from 1898 13:59.469 --> 14:02.773 [SPEAKER_08]: putting out a record when the rolling stones put out their first record. 14:03.073 --> 14:07.057 [SPEAKER_08]: So that's the kind of time we're 1898. 14:07.377 --> 14:09.179 [SPEAKER_09]: Wow, that is a weird fact. 14:09.239 --> 14:11.842 [SPEAKER_09]: Alright, let's find out about the you who ingredients. 14:12.603 --> 14:13.343 [SPEAKER_07]: There's water. 14:14.064 --> 14:15.025 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, good for you. 14:15.045 --> 14:16.306 [SPEAKER_07]: I fruit toast corn syrup. 14:16.507 --> 14:17.387 [SPEAKER_07]: Of course for you. 14:21.641 --> 14:24.762 [SPEAKER_07]: You knew it how you were right about that. 14:24.882 --> 14:26.463 [SPEAKER_08]: It's got way. 14:26.603 --> 14:34.606 [SPEAKER_08]: And if I'm not mistaken, I think way is like a side product that they throw away when they process milk. 14:34.966 --> 14:36.427 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like not good for you. 14:36.767 --> 14:39.068 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay, and parentheses it says from milk. 14:39.829 --> 14:46.779 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, yeah, technically they have cocoa and non-fat dry milk um, that's a milk. 14:46.799 --> 14:47.861 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, there's a little one there. 14:47.901 --> 14:48.382 [SPEAKER_07]: Here he is. 14:48.502 --> 14:54.091 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, there's also sodium casinate, which also says it's from milk. 14:55.186 --> 14:56.387 [SPEAKER_09]: Sodium Casinate. 14:57.607 --> 14:59.789 [SPEAKER_09]: That was my radio name back in the 1980s. 14:59.809 --> 15:01.570 [SPEAKER_09]: Hey, sodium Casinate. 15:01.670 --> 15:08.974 [SPEAKER_08]: One of their sodium Casinate, if you buy the pre-package, just strawberry milk from quick, that's bad. 15:09.274 --> 15:10.335 [SPEAKER_09]: But that's really bad. 15:10.555 --> 15:11.175 [SPEAKER_09]: It's bad. 15:11.875 --> 15:13.896 [SPEAKER_09]: I've gotten, I've gotten on my algorithm. 15:13.997 --> 15:20.160 [SPEAKER_09]: I have gotten different comments about specifically about Nestle's quick. 15:20.560 --> 15:21.221 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll miss it. 15:21.241 --> 15:21.841 [SPEAKER_09]: That is bad. 15:22.221 --> 15:30.108 [SPEAKER_08]: But that's a very quick strawberry quick strawberry pairs so well with fake banana flavor does really make strawberry flavor. 15:30.408 --> 15:38.615 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I want to talk about if I may I haven't really been very kind to my hounds recently. 15:38.895 --> 15:41.777 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, I personally have I haven't been nice to him on the air. 15:42.097 --> 15:43.899 [SPEAKER_09]: I haven't spoken nicely about it. 15:43.919 --> 15:45.940 [SPEAKER_09]: I have a new product that's coming today. 15:46.000 --> 15:47.121 [SPEAKER_09]: It has not arrived yet. 15:47.181 --> 15:50.723 [SPEAKER_09]: So I was I was looking forward to coming in today and giving you all a report. 15:51.164 --> 15:53.565 [SPEAKER_09]: But it's supposed to be delivered today. 15:53.605 --> 15:55.587 [SPEAKER_09]: This was a decision we came to last night. 15:56.167 --> 16:24.285 [SPEAKER_09]: and this is the experiment and I welcome welcome welcome the chat group to weigh in on this if you're a experience get W-H-E-Y in on it if you have any experience with this whatsoever please share it with me because I need to know here's what I'm doing and this is all me I I've come up I did not get this as a suggestion this was not a solution to the problem but this is what I'm doing all right arriving at the house probably might be out on the porch right now 16:25.185 --> 16:26.125 [SPEAKER_09]: doggy diapers. 16:26.565 --> 16:28.046 [SPEAKER_09]: You're thinking outside the box. 16:28.226 --> 16:30.626 [SPEAKER_07]: We are no longer put the suggestion yesterday. 16:30.706 --> 16:34.827 [SPEAKER_09]: Was that you're suggesting my apologies for not giving you credit? 16:34.847 --> 16:37.868 [SPEAKER_08]: No, you shouldn't give him credit because he didn't say it seriously. 16:38.128 --> 16:39.288 [SPEAKER_08]: I, but I don't know what. 16:40.089 --> 16:40.629 [SPEAKER_08]: Why not? 16:41.049 --> 16:43.229 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, this is terrible. 16:43.329 --> 16:44.490 [SPEAKER_09]: It was technically there. 16:44.570 --> 16:45.510 [SPEAKER_09]: They're in continent. 16:46.563 --> 16:47.644 [SPEAKER_09]: your daughter in cotton. 16:47.704 --> 16:48.584 [SPEAKER_09]: They're in continent. 16:48.605 --> 16:49.986 [SPEAKER_09]: They pee in poop in the house. 16:50.026 --> 16:50.866 [SPEAKER_09]: They're in cotton. 16:51.206 --> 16:52.127 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, not enough way. 16:52.447 --> 16:59.693 [SPEAKER_09]: And so I said I said let's try it and the the the little guardrails are going to come down. 17:00.133 --> 17:02.535 [SPEAKER_09]: The pen is going to be put away. 17:03.055 --> 17:04.176 [SPEAKER_09]: Who's in charge of changing? 17:05.036 --> 17:06.698 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think they're going to need to be changed. 17:07.670 --> 17:12.794 [SPEAKER_09]: I think I'll be a reminder, I think they're going to know that they've got something on there. 17:12.914 --> 17:13.275 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 17:13.295 --> 17:23.923 [SPEAKER_09]: We're going to see if they need to be changed on a regular basis, I will deal with that when I need to, but right now, I'm looking forward to wrapping them up and then, hey, go wherever you want. 17:24.303 --> 17:25.084 [SPEAKER_09]: Knock your selves. 17:25.144 --> 17:26.225 [SPEAKER_09]: I want to pop on the bed. 17:26.265 --> 17:26.945 [SPEAKER_09]: Come up on the bed. 17:26.965 --> 17:28.026 [SPEAKER_09]: You want to come up on the couch? 17:28.246 --> 17:28.627 [SPEAKER_09]: Go ahead. 17:28.647 --> 17:32.550 [SPEAKER_07]: You have all the people who lost the bed on who would wear diapers first in the house. 17:33.437 --> 17:34.638 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, that's sad, right? 17:34.738 --> 17:42.105 [SPEAKER_09]: Ah, ah, ah, ah, I'm going on a boat between the Porcupine Islands with a bottle of Jamison's and a bottle of Xanx. 17:42.486 --> 17:43.347 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what I'm doing. 17:44.107 --> 17:46.169 [SPEAKER_09]: If I start pooping in my pants, thank you. 17:46.189 --> 17:49.853 [SPEAKER_08]: I know you've got two team move boasts and terriers. 17:50.693 --> 17:52.714 [SPEAKER_08]: that may or may not be pure bread. 17:53.454 --> 17:55.955 [SPEAKER_08]: But what is their tail situation? 17:56.115 --> 17:57.855 [SPEAKER_08]: Have they have the tails been snipped? 17:57.895 --> 17:58.856 [SPEAKER_08]: Are they short tails? 17:58.896 --> 17:59.316 [SPEAKER_08]: What are they? 17:59.396 --> 18:00.296 [SPEAKER_08]: What are they talking about? 18:00.316 --> 18:02.337 [SPEAKER_09]: I think the breed is short tail. 18:02.357 --> 18:06.518 [SPEAKER_08]: I think that's how they hold in the diapers for the tail. 18:06.598 --> 18:07.118 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, okay. 18:07.158 --> 18:07.738 [SPEAKER_08]: Just checking. 18:07.838 --> 18:08.378 [SPEAKER_08]: I didn't know. 18:08.398 --> 18:10.279 [SPEAKER_08]: I've never done a doggy diaper here it is. 18:10.959 --> 18:20.704 [SPEAKER_09]: I, uh, oh, and by the way, a side note, uh, today after drop off, uh, last night, uh, you know, a lot of a bad food over the weekend, not bad food, but just a food, I'm not a customer eating. 18:20.744 --> 18:25.147 [SPEAKER_09]: So, uh, it was a double shot of the old, uh, Mira Lacks last night before bed. 18:25.427 --> 18:33.251 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, a little, uh, evening glass or orange juice with a little, uh, and, uh, uh, kind of had the urgency after I drop my kit off today. 18:33.491 --> 18:36.533 [SPEAKER_09]: And, uh, you know, it just wasn't going to make it back to the house. 18:36.573 --> 18:39.455 [SPEAKER_08]: So, uh, who got the honor of your presence? 18:40.655 --> 18:41.296 [SPEAKER_09]: There he is. 18:41.536 --> 18:44.498 [SPEAKER_08]: Where did you do the appearance? 18:45.739 --> 18:47.620 [SPEAKER_09]: I'd like to thank the good people. 18:49.901 --> 18:52.103 [SPEAKER_09]: I'd like to thank the good people of Sprouts. 18:53.584 --> 18:55.805 [SPEAKER_07]: I'd like to thank the good people of Sprouts. 18:55.825 --> 18:58.667 [SPEAKER_07]: That is such an odd grocery store too. 18:58.707 --> 19:00.428 [SPEAKER_08]: The organic grocery store. 19:00.448 --> 19:01.088 [SPEAKER_08]: That's for us. 19:01.389 --> 19:01.669 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 19:01.709 --> 19:03.070 [SPEAKER_07]: Cleanings on the way out. 19:03.310 --> 19:05.451 [SPEAKER_07]: Clean as a whistle. 19:05.511 --> 19:06.732 [SPEAKER_08]: Left some mushrooms in there. 19:07.092 --> 19:08.974 [SPEAKER_09]: But of course, I walk in. 19:09.994 --> 19:11.155 [SPEAKER_09]: one stall only. 19:11.175 --> 19:11.695 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 19:12.135 --> 19:16.056 [SPEAKER_09]: And there's some fucker in there at quarter of eight. 19:16.196 --> 19:17.697 [SPEAKER_09]: And of course, I wait. 19:17.937 --> 19:20.358 [SPEAKER_09]: It was a brief wait, but I just stand there. 19:20.718 --> 19:22.899 [SPEAKER_09]: And it's a fat guy that works. 19:22.979 --> 19:24.059 [SPEAKER_08]: It sprouts of course. 19:24.140 --> 19:24.900 [SPEAKER_08]: It's crazy. 19:24.980 --> 19:27.401 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, a fat employee doing God. 19:27.421 --> 19:29.742 [SPEAKER_09]: No, there was no bouquet. 19:29.782 --> 19:34.163 [SPEAKER_09]: So I don't think he was, but he was in there doing God knows whatever. 19:34.203 --> 19:34.543 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 19:34.584 --> 19:34.944 [SPEAKER_09]: Whatever. 19:35.204 --> 19:35.504 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 19:36.244 --> 19:37.485 [SPEAKER_09]: I know he was not clean. 19:37.505 --> 19:40.166 [SPEAKER_08]: He was getting ready to work his shift in the produce. 19:40.366 --> 19:46.550 [SPEAKER_08]: He was not I'm going to touch all the squash here's the worst part I'm in there for a long time 19:47.502 --> 19:51.523 [SPEAKER_09]: I am in there for a long long time, but it's 80, 90 minutes. 19:51.803 --> 19:53.063 [SPEAKER_08]: Wow, that's a close-in. 19:53.643 --> 19:56.584 [SPEAKER_09]: No, but at the same time, I'm self-conscious. 19:56.624 --> 20:02.145 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's why I am very selective of where I go if there's a public facility. 20:02.165 --> 20:06.086 [SPEAKER_09]: And I have to say to the sprouts people, congratulations. 20:06.626 --> 20:15.348 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, for anybody that's ever done like a box store, it can either be a Costco, a Walmart, a Home Depot, a Lose, you've got a 50-50 chance. 20:15.468 --> 20:16.028 [SPEAKER_09]: Absolutely. 20:17.248 --> 20:18.629 [SPEAKER_09]: Really really messy. 20:18.989 --> 20:32.218 [SPEAKER_08]: Let me tell you something about grocery store bathrooms because as you know, I worked as a grosser for some years These were back in the days when they did not have a bathroom that you could Access from the showroom floor. 20:32.598 --> 20:42.164 [SPEAKER_08]: You know now if you go to giant or a safe life public It says yeah, it says bathroom you just go in because they're a courtesy right in the old days There was a safeway in McLean 20:42.944 --> 20:56.330 [SPEAKER_08]: that you had to actually climb steps in the back room, pass the bailer to get to the bathroom and no one wanted customers to go back there because it's like letting a customer into the inner sanctum. 20:56.371 --> 20:58.091 [SPEAKER_09]: That was the only bathroom in the door. 20:58.111 --> 21:03.654 [SPEAKER_09]: That was the bathroom and there was a guy at the back in the olden days grocery stores didn't want the customers. 21:03.754 --> 21:06.135 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it was probably insurance. 21:06.655 --> 21:06.956 [SPEAKER_08]: I think. 21:08.196 --> 21:14.339 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, I mean, it's not the show room floor back there. 21:14.359 --> 21:16.080 [SPEAKER_07]: You know, I'm sorry, Josh, we were talking over to you. 21:16.100 --> 21:16.660 [SPEAKER_07]: What did you say? 21:16.700 --> 21:20.602 [SPEAKER_07]: I was just saying, I don't remember having bathrooms in stores up north. 21:20.682 --> 21:23.744 [SPEAKER_07]: Like I down here every store has a bathroom, a public bathroom. 21:23.824 --> 21:32.128 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't remember that up north there was a meat guy at this safe way that whenever a kid would ask to use the restroom, he would give them directions. 21:32.588 --> 21:37.471 [SPEAKER_08]: And when they went through the doors to get to the bank of the store, he would just say, just watch out for the dog. 21:39.429 --> 21:45.987 [SPEAKER_08]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 21:47.943 --> 21:48.723 [SPEAKER_07]: Did you have a crowd? 21:49.143 --> 21:53.324 [SPEAKER_08]: I did not, and it was a Unisex bathroom or a mail, it was a men's room. 21:53.664 --> 21:54.884 [SPEAKER_09]: I will say this though. 21:55.004 --> 21:58.005 [SPEAKER_09]: It was at the front of the store, which is always a little awkward, right? 21:58.045 --> 21:58.245 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 21:58.885 --> 22:06.587 [SPEAKER_09]: And there were three ladies doing some display thing, and then when I came out, there was another lady. 22:07.387 --> 22:12.368 [SPEAKER_09]: And as far as grocery store employees go, this lady, 22:13.320 --> 22:34.588 [SPEAKER_09]: was a 12 and I walked out of the can I walked out of the can and there is I mean I would say really she she looked to be a little combination of Sydney Swenie and Charlize there on I am not exaggerating to write at me with a disgusted look on her face. 22:34.768 --> 22:37.570 [SPEAKER_08]: Was she doing a demo or like she was brought in? 22:37.590 --> 22:43.893 [SPEAKER_09]: She was in where she was, she was wearing the green, she was wearing the green and so as a grocery store. 22:44.213 --> 22:51.057 [SPEAKER_09]: So as opposed to me, like hanging a left and just leaving, I have nothing to purchase there today. 22:51.457 --> 22:52.538 [SPEAKER_09]: I've done my business. 22:52.838 --> 22:58.781 [SPEAKER_09]: I walk deep into the store and pretend to shop for like 30 seconds and then I let. 22:59.041 --> 23:06.843 [SPEAKER_08]: Mike, pro tip at my target, they've got the full bathrooms up front that are at the front of the store that everyone sees you go to. 23:07.144 --> 23:17.687 [SPEAKER_08]: But right next to the pharmacy, there is a family bathroom that is smaller, one stall, but it's designed for people that I have to change their kids or whatever. 23:17.867 --> 23:19.467 [SPEAKER_09]: So you know this, you use this. 23:19.608 --> 23:20.968 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the bathroom you want to get. 23:21.208 --> 23:21.968 [SPEAKER_09]: This is the go-to. 23:22.008 --> 23:38.813 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, it doesn't go to the family bathroom because I don't want to come out and there'd be some mom with a kid crying waitin for me Yes, you know what everyone has to poop everyone has to poop and I don't care if your kid is mad or not Roland does said I should have winked at her you should have 23:41.182 --> 23:41.722 [SPEAKER_08]: like that. 23:41.762 --> 23:47.725 [SPEAKER_08]: Go yeah, do not go in there or Mike make it even a little sexy and say, huh? 23:47.865 --> 23:49.566 [SPEAKER_08]: It's bright. 23:49.646 --> 23:50.967 [SPEAKER_07]: I just dropped a bomb in there. 23:51.487 --> 23:52.428 [SPEAKER_09]: That's right. 23:52.508 --> 23:54.509 [SPEAKER_09]: And then we'll make the evening news. 23:54.809 --> 24:00.292 [SPEAKER_09]: I want to just say this about my favorite show that didn't get any any nominations except for stunt person. 24:01.092 --> 24:16.300 [SPEAKER_09]: Congratulations, we'll have the Emmy round up in the tidbits today, but I do want to say to my girl, Zoe Saldana, for Linus, oh my God, this to me, ladies and gentlemen, this is a good television show. 24:16.700 --> 24:21.082 [SPEAKER_09]: A good television show and I wrote this down, makes you talk to the TV. 24:21.462 --> 24:28.786 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's a good TV show and in the middle, well, towards the end of this week's episode of Linus, when I say, 24:29.126 --> 24:53.218 [SPEAKER_09]: where's the god damn helicopter you're invested yeah i agree oh my god fantastic and it's like i know they probably hate Taylor Sheridan at the academy or whoever gives out the awards and i think Taylor Sheridan is you know kind of a hawkish right wing kind of dickish guy i'm sure but he makes great television shows and he makes great 24:53.838 --> 25:01.046 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know if exclusively there for dudes, but I think he has testosterone latent characters. 25:01.266 --> 25:07.612 [SPEAKER_09]: Even the women have testosterone, you know, they are going going and he specializes in tough characters. 25:07.632 --> 25:08.793 [SPEAKER_09]: You can look at the landmen. 25:09.054 --> 25:09.474 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 25:09.554 --> 25:16.621 [SPEAKER_09]: The women in landmen are tough, oh my god, it's just so much fun and you know, and I'm really 25:17.402 --> 25:22.847 [SPEAKER_09]: Aren't we really, regardless of your politics, aren't we pooped on all over the world now? 25:22.867 --> 25:31.614 [SPEAKER_09]: We really are, and you know what I, especially at Sprouts at Sprouts, I put my politics aside when I think of the way my country is perceived. 25:32.655 --> 25:40.501 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't like it when people that are not necessarily involved with our government go over and shit on our country. 25:40.641 --> 25:41.202 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't like that. 25:41.502 --> 25:49.450 [SPEAKER_09]: as much as I agree with them that, you know, King Orange imbosal has fucked things up almost beyond repair. 25:49.791 --> 25:52.573 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't like other people talking about it to the foreigners. 25:52.814 --> 25:53.734 [SPEAKER_09]: Does that make sense? 25:54.095 --> 25:54.876 [SPEAKER_09]: America first. 25:55.096 --> 25:56.317 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't like to go to our country. 25:56.437 --> 25:57.538 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't love our country. 25:57.558 --> 25:58.259 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I would. 25:58.399 --> 26:16.983 [SPEAKER_09]: At the same time, it's just, you know, when you see a TV show where the bad guys in this case, I guess they were the Iranians, we're trying to kill the Americans and then we got them at the end, it was just kind of, and they're going to give up their lives, the Iranians for, because it's an idealism. 26:17.063 --> 26:20.464 [SPEAKER_09]: It's an idealism thing, as opposed to a strategic thing. 26:20.764 --> 26:23.765 [SPEAKER_09]: And I just, that show, it gives me what I need. 26:23.825 --> 26:26.546 [SPEAKER_09]: It gives me what I require, and I wanted 26:28.426 --> 26:30.647 [SPEAKER_07]: just pushing you a little bit more to the other side. 26:31.328 --> 26:31.668 [SPEAKER_09]: It does. 26:31.748 --> 26:33.129 [SPEAKER_09]: It puts me to the right. 26:33.189 --> 26:35.651 [SPEAKER_09]: So does landman because I think Taylor carefully. 26:35.971 --> 26:39.013 [SPEAKER_08]: I think Taylor Sheridan is a right way guy. 26:39.113 --> 26:40.694 [SPEAKER_09]: And he's really subtle about it. 26:40.714 --> 26:43.575 [SPEAKER_09]: And he kind of nudges you in that right direction a little bit. 26:43.596 --> 26:45.517 [SPEAKER_08]: Did they were they were nominated for stunts? 26:45.537 --> 26:46.597 [SPEAKER_08]: Did they win for stunts? 26:46.998 --> 26:48.939 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, I have no idea. 26:49.079 --> 26:50.060 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know whether they want to know. 26:50.240 --> 26:55.343 [SPEAKER_09]: But I will say this that when Josh talks about nudging me when you watch landman. 26:55.723 --> 27:00.189 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, landman is essentially an homage to big oil. 27:00.330 --> 27:01.031 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what it is. 27:01.331 --> 27:10.965 [SPEAKER_09]: What the great enemies of the world, the people that keep us down with their gas bases, you know, they have a way in landman of making big oil look like a victim. 27:11.505 --> 27:19.431 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not what they are, but God is great of money, but they do that and it's entertaining who cares, right? 27:19.471 --> 27:21.052 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the way I look at that. 27:21.113 --> 27:21.873 [SPEAKER_09]: So it's a good show. 27:21.993 --> 27:23.474 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a really, really good show. 27:23.895 --> 27:26.256 [SPEAKER_09]: And before we go to break here, I do want to mention this. 27:27.417 --> 27:37.205 [SPEAKER_09]: My son now claims that this is not a word, but I'm out doing some shopping for Mrs. Omar's birthday. 27:37.985 --> 27:41.989 [SPEAKER_08]: And I am, which is going to be a season as we, this is yesterday. 27:42.009 --> 27:42.650 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a week and a week. 27:42.670 --> 27:44.171 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's the talk of birthdays. 27:44.311 --> 27:47.414 [SPEAKER_09]: I've already taken care of every day of the week this week. 27:47.734 --> 27:57.543 [SPEAKER_09]: I am, I'm making it an event because God knows she works her ass off and God knows she's trying desperately right now to support me in the way I'd like to become a custom. 27:57.563 --> 27:57.804 [SPEAKER_09]: Right. 27:58.124 --> 28:00.906 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, because am I ready for retirement? 28:00.946 --> 28:02.388 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, if you look at the Omera Ledger? 28:03.349 --> 28:04.210 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I'm not. 28:04.230 --> 28:06.132 [SPEAKER_08]: Mike, it's like having a kid. 28:06.152 --> 28:08.754 [SPEAKER_08]: If you wait until you're ready to do it, you'll never have a kid. 28:08.774 --> 28:10.036 [SPEAKER_09]: Rob, I totally agree. 28:10.056 --> 28:10.877 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 28:11.077 --> 28:11.597 [SPEAKER_09]: I do. 28:11.677 --> 28:12.678 [SPEAKER_09]: I have gas in the tank. 28:12.758 --> 28:13.099 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 28:13.679 --> 28:14.901 [SPEAKER_09]: Do I think it's time? 28:15.041 --> 28:16.182 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what you told everyone. 28:16.202 --> 28:16.803 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 28:17.083 --> 28:17.403 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 28:17.503 --> 28:18.004 [SPEAKER_09]: It's okay. 28:18.124 --> 28:34.367 [SPEAKER_09]: not enough of the sprouts call backs right you said the table so oh my god so any who where was I so my son is I'm out of the store and I decided that 28:35.608 --> 28:43.035 [SPEAKER_09]: With the heat we've had, I've taken to, you know, some non-traditional footwear that the kids wear. 28:43.296 --> 28:43.516 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 28:43.536 --> 28:46.339 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, and what the kids wear a lot of are these slides. 28:46.659 --> 28:46.939 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 28:47.420 --> 28:51.323 [SPEAKER_09]: And I go into the box store, the shoe box. 28:51.363 --> 28:52.264 [SPEAKER_09]: They are in every city. 28:52.545 --> 28:53.546 [SPEAKER_09]: I forgot what the name of that is. 28:53.566 --> 28:54.146 [SPEAKER_07]: Tom McKinney. 28:54.466 --> 28:57.189 [SPEAKER_09]: No, can we go like a rack room? 28:57.249 --> 28:58.650 [SPEAKER_09]: That rack room shoes. 29:00.594 --> 29:02.036 [SPEAKER_09]: Great shoe store in my opinion. 29:02.216 --> 29:03.097 [SPEAKER_09]: It's perfectly fine. 29:03.397 --> 29:03.818 [SPEAKER_09]: Great. 29:03.858 --> 29:04.378 [SPEAKER_09]: It's fine. 29:04.458 --> 29:05.319 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a big out of it. 29:05.339 --> 29:06.781 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's great. 29:07.081 --> 29:12.126 [SPEAKER_09]: But I go into the shoe store and I am looking for Mrs. O'Marrant. 29:12.306 --> 29:12.907 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what I am. 29:13.067 --> 29:15.370 [SPEAKER_09]: Look for or did I go separately for that? 29:15.670 --> 29:18.213 [SPEAKER_09]: I went separately to rack room shoes because I was looking for me. 29:18.853 --> 29:30.356 [SPEAKER_09]: So I bought her a little perfume and then I went over and I went to the rack room shoes because I am looking for I've been wearing my They're called ufos, do you know what I'm talking about? 29:30.396 --> 29:42.780 [SPEAKER_09]: John, you just look at the ufos And it's like the ufos are incredibly comfortable and they're great to just slip on down here in Florida when it's 90s and degrees We're wearing ufos out right now cool 29:43.520 --> 29:49.804 [SPEAKER_09]: But there are other slides now that are, you know, becoming more and more popular. 29:50.164 --> 29:54.847 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, I break down the slides into two categories. 29:55.468 --> 30:01.952 [SPEAKER_09]: In my opinion, there are the slides that look like what I would refer to in sports as shower shoes. 30:02.432 --> 30:06.333 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, those are the traditional slides as the kids call them. 30:06.433 --> 30:07.373 [SPEAKER_09]: The traditional sites. 30:07.413 --> 30:17.435 [SPEAKER_09]: And then there are the slides that are looks like a little bit more fashion forward, a little bit more of a design on and a little less of the, you know, the standard Nike. 30:17.475 --> 30:23.036 [SPEAKER_08]: Today look good enough that you could wear them to the dining room on a Margaritaville cruise. 30:23.236 --> 30:23.456 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 30:23.956 --> 30:25.356 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think you would wear these. 30:25.796 --> 30:27.736 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, so are they more crock level? 30:28.016 --> 30:28.937 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I got them on right now. 30:31.915 --> 30:34.498 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh, yeah, you shouldn't do that, Josh. 30:34.518 --> 30:38.542 [SPEAKER_09]: Don't accept that, but I, both of them sports designers. 30:38.602 --> 30:39.523 [SPEAKER_09]: I've got the Nike's. 30:40.183 --> 30:40.964 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I like those. 30:41.064 --> 30:41.465 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 30:41.485 --> 30:42.546 [SPEAKER_08]: So these are the Nike's. 30:42.986 --> 30:43.226 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 30:43.246 --> 30:45.148 [SPEAKER_09]: So I'm, I'm, I'm throwing these on today. 30:45.709 --> 30:47.190 [SPEAKER_09]: Getting ready to take my kid to school. 30:47.370 --> 30:47.831 [SPEAKER_09]: And he says. 30:48.371 --> 30:48.692 [SPEAKER_09]: Dad. 30:49.551 --> 30:51.413 [SPEAKER_09]: Dad, you're not going to, are you going to put socks on? 30:51.453 --> 30:53.294 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not going to put socks on there. 30:53.495 --> 30:54.275 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, it's basically. 30:54.295 --> 30:55.937 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I'm not going to, and yeah. 30:55.957 --> 30:58.919 [SPEAKER_07]: But the kids, the kids all wear socks with their socks. 30:58.939 --> 31:01.101 [SPEAKER_09]: The kids want socks, and I'm sorry. 31:01.422 --> 31:05.665 [SPEAKER_09]: The purpose of that footwear right there is for my bare ass foot to go in there. 31:05.885 --> 31:08.007 [SPEAKER_09]: And my said dad and he would, I wrote it down. 31:08.167 --> 31:10.610 [SPEAKER_09]: He said, that looks musty. 31:11.585 --> 31:12.145 [SPEAKER_08]: Mustiest. 31:12.285 --> 31:15.867 [SPEAKER_09]: Mustiest is that what the kids call something is it's gross dad. 31:16.247 --> 31:16.907 [SPEAKER_09]: It's mustiest. 31:16.967 --> 31:19.408 [SPEAKER_08]: Mustiest is too specific to be used for that. 31:19.428 --> 31:20.148 [SPEAKER_08]: No question. 31:20.168 --> 31:22.669 [SPEAKER_09]: Lance says Mike bought himself some healies. 31:23.490 --> 31:23.810 [SPEAKER_09]: That's enough. 31:23.830 --> 31:24.490 [SPEAKER_09]: That's enough. 31:24.510 --> 31:24.990 [SPEAKER_09]: That's enough. 31:25.010 --> 31:26.431 [SPEAKER_08]: Like a million years ago. 31:26.451 --> 31:27.531 [SPEAKER_07]: With the wheels on the back. 31:27.691 --> 31:29.072 [SPEAKER_07]: The roller skim. 31:29.172 --> 31:29.732 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 31:30.132 --> 31:34.094 [SPEAKER_08]: The lining of the shoe is it rubber or is it anything absorbent at all? 31:37.496 --> 31:49.343 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm just checking because I don't have them, by the way, the Rags Road, they had your wall too, and your wall, and what was that, the Birkenstock wall? 31:49.743 --> 31:55.467 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I don't think Rack Room would sell Birkenstock, but Rack Room has a massive selection of Birkenstocks. 31:55.967 --> 31:56.927 [SPEAKER_08]: They might be knock off. 31:56.947 --> 31:58.208 [SPEAKER_08]: They might be knocked off. 31:58.248 --> 31:59.968 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no, no, they have official ones. 32:00.048 --> 32:00.268 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 32:00.308 --> 32:00.588 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 32:01.048 --> 32:02.249 [SPEAKER_08]: I used to have to go to a store. 32:02.389 --> 32:03.649 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe the Germans will let it slow. 32:03.669 --> 32:16.152 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, 32:23.002 --> 32:26.005 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, that's more of a physical, actual, musty description. 32:26.145 --> 32:27.947 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, but mine aren't. 32:27.967 --> 32:33.032 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what, Mike, no one understands better than me that your shoe has no appreciable odor. 32:33.112 --> 32:33.813 [SPEAKER_08]: It does not. 32:33.973 --> 32:34.454 [SPEAKER_09]: It does not. 32:34.514 --> 32:40.600 [SPEAKER_09]: Now, even with that said, I think like a rubber product has a tendency. 32:41.261 --> 32:44.264 [SPEAKER_09]: Terry Lettige said she buys her Birkenstocks at rackroom. 32:44.344 --> 32:45.325 [SPEAKER_08]: I stand corrected. 32:45.465 --> 32:46.926 [SPEAKER_08]: I apologize for all records. 32:46.946 --> 32:48.207 [SPEAKER_09]: Terry, let me explain. 32:48.447 --> 32:51.910 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, let me let me explain about our boy here. 32:53.091 --> 32:56.114 [SPEAKER_09]: But here's the situation, Terry. 32:57.118 --> 33:04.741 [SPEAKER_09]: Rob goes out infrequently, and when he does go out, he goes to the same places every single time. 33:05.101 --> 33:11.904 [SPEAKER_09]: So even if Rack Room shoes had a sale on his favorite shoes, the verkinstocks, I wouldn't get one. 33:11.944 --> 33:14.025 [SPEAKER_08]: But why would you buy one shoe? 33:14.065 --> 33:15.625 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course it's buy one, get one for you. 33:15.725 --> 33:20.707 [SPEAKER_09]: He will go to his store where he's bought his verkinstocks from Mr. 33:20.747 --> 33:23.328 [SPEAKER_09]: Berth, from the book of John's story. 33:29.210 --> 33:33.237 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I have never been there because I'll only stay home and I don't do anything. 33:37.269 --> 33:40.230 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm so hungry right now because I don't go out to good food. 33:40.630 --> 33:41.510 [SPEAKER_08]: It's so bad. 33:41.791 --> 34:00.216 [SPEAKER_08]: No, but you are so like I want to tell you this room shoes that 10 years ago Not enough 10 years ago you had to go to a Birkenstock dealer to get Birkenstocks That when people like them yeah people still like them back when people like you maybe 34:01.857 --> 34:17.292 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh my god, no, I mean, but it was, I saw the wall and but are you aware that your favorite shoe now has different varieties including the rubber, the rubber-style, like, super-stripe shoes. 34:17.392 --> 34:19.854 [SPEAKER_08]: I still prefer the Arizona and a size 46. 34:20.014 --> 34:22.377 [SPEAKER_09]: Right, that's made out of like stinky cork. 34:22.757 --> 34:23.057 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 34:23.157 --> 34:26.280 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I mean, the sole is made of cork, but it's got a leather lining. 34:27.001 --> 34:47.387 [SPEAKER_08]: the court might think he like that you wear them right now no i wouldn't warn the muchland this summer but i want to tell you something about the cork it's it features what is called a negative heel so actually they carve out room for the hill it's got the best arch support of any shoe out there i have something you don't even know about don't discount the comfort i agree with you hundred percent mike i have broken stock boots 34:49.865 --> 34:52.086 [SPEAKER_08]: There's your Arizona beautiful show. 34:52.126 --> 34:53.766 [SPEAKER_08]: I have it in blue sweat as well. 34:54.227 --> 34:57.047 [SPEAKER_08]: I haven't brown and I have them in in blue sweat as well. 34:57.067 --> 34:58.408 [SPEAKER_09]: They don't even have a heel strap. 34:59.228 --> 34:59.848 [SPEAKER_09]: No need. 34:59.888 --> 35:00.369 [SPEAKER_09]: He'll strap. 35:01.549 --> 35:03.530 [SPEAKER_08]: Mike with the negative heel construction. 35:03.610 --> 35:06.851 [SPEAKER_08]: They stay perfectly on your fault. 35:07.251 --> 35:10.832 [SPEAKER_09]: Did you say you have you have Burkinson corrective what? 35:11.275 --> 35:21.859 [SPEAKER_08]: No, not a corrective at all, the only corrective thing I have is my attitude to you making fun of me because I must correct you is that I have broken stock boots that have the 35:31.578 --> 35:32.818 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just me sizing. 35:32.938 --> 35:36.659 [SPEAKER_08]: In the China, I hired a camera for Perkins stock boots. 35:37.399 --> 35:38.780 [SPEAKER_08]: These will help you when you're magical. 35:38.840 --> 35:41.020 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh Jesus, oh my god. 35:41.040 --> 35:44.241 [SPEAKER_08]: Sadly, the weather doesn't, they don't allow for them right now. 35:44.261 --> 35:47.042 [SPEAKER_08]: But when it gets colder, it's perhaps you will. 35:47.122 --> 35:48.402 [SPEAKER_09]: Maybe I'll wear them on the cruise. 35:48.842 --> 35:50.283 [SPEAKER_09]: You have Perkins stock boots. 35:50.343 --> 35:50.663 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 35:51.203 --> 35:51.363 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 35:51.853 --> 35:55.134 [SPEAKER_09]: That's so cool and like when you're on your boots. 35:55.294 --> 35:57.555 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, lace-up, black leather boots, ankle height. 35:57.595 --> 35:58.815 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you're not, they're not anything. 35:58.855 --> 35:59.815 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, that's what we're doing. 35:59.835 --> 36:01.276 [SPEAKER_08]: They're a zipper? 36:01.356 --> 36:02.356 [SPEAKER_08]: No, it's a lace-up. 36:02.816 --> 36:04.897 [SPEAKER_08]: They're not like, oh, they're a king boot. 36:05.397 --> 36:06.397 [SPEAKER_07]: They don't look bad. 36:07.017 --> 36:08.078 [SPEAKER_07]: Let me give you a picture. 36:08.378 --> 36:09.678 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm pulling up a picture right now. 36:09.698 --> 36:10.238 [SPEAKER_07]: Thank you. 36:10.538 --> 36:10.999 [SPEAKER_07]: There we go. 36:11.139 --> 36:12.079 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that your boot with it? 36:12.419 --> 36:12.819 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 36:12.999 --> 36:13.999 [SPEAKER_09]: That's sort of standard boot. 36:14.240 --> 36:14.880 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 36:15.060 --> 36:17.340 [SPEAKER_08]: And the comfort in them is extraordinary. 36:17.380 --> 36:19.041 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the new login stain, I think. 36:20.047 --> 36:21.548 [SPEAKER_08]: I hope you like my shoe. 36:21.688 --> 36:29.452 [SPEAKER_09]: By the way, it's a such an insideshow for a WTO P news report and he log in saying, who went to school with me American University along with everybody else. 36:29.512 --> 36:31.853 [SPEAKER_09]: It's on the radio and Washington DC to currently. 36:32.513 --> 36:34.174 [SPEAKER_09]: Anyway, there are beatle boots. 36:34.554 --> 36:36.295 [SPEAKER_09]: Birkenstock beatle boots is what it said. 36:36.535 --> 36:37.896 [SPEAKER_09]: Why they really call beatle boots? 36:37.916 --> 36:41.878 [SPEAKER_08]: They're not beatle boots because a beatle boot would be pointy with like a Cuban heel. 36:42.278 --> 36:42.999 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, let me see. 36:43.880 --> 36:44.401 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, Mike. 36:45.101 --> 36:47.324 [SPEAKER_09]: No, it's piece seven new is right. 36:47.665 --> 36:49.527 [SPEAKER_09]: He admitted it broke NDA. 36:49.767 --> 36:51.930 [SPEAKER_09]: I think he's in a tiny bit of trouble. 36:52.330 --> 36:53.672 [SPEAKER_09]: What's he talking about? 36:53.732 --> 36:54.953 [SPEAKER_07]: Do you get that Jacob? 36:55.094 --> 36:55.734 [SPEAKER_07]: Why eight? 36:56.750 --> 37:03.472 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, that's an earlier thing 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38:59.206 [SPEAKER_09]: They've given Donald Trump a Supreme Court Supreme. 39:00.386 --> 39:04.888 [SPEAKER_09]: They have given Donald Trump a significant setback on mail in voting. 39:04.908 --> 39:05.608 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh-oh. 39:07.088 --> 39:14.472 [SPEAKER_09]: the court rejected the administration's attempt to impose new restrictions on how states handled mail in ballots. 39:14.512 --> 39:23.236 [SPEAKER_09]: That means that states will generally be able to continue using their existing systems as the 2026 midterm elections approach. 39:24.196 --> 39:25.176 [SPEAKER_09]: He didn't want that. 39:25.397 --> 39:27.297 [SPEAKER_08]: He didn't want that at all. 39:27.718 --> 39:29.638 [SPEAKER_08]: How do we all feel about mail in voting? 39:29.899 --> 39:30.499 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm all for it. 39:30.719 --> 39:31.119 [SPEAKER_08]: Me too. 39:31.179 --> 39:31.979 [SPEAKER_08]: But how about this? 39:32.220 --> 39:32.520 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no. 39:33.420 --> 39:36.703 [SPEAKER_08]: What about ultimately what if we went to online voting? 39:37.123 --> 39:38.244 [SPEAKER_09]: I would love that as well. 39:38.464 --> 39:40.205 [SPEAKER_08]: I think it makes them more sense in the world. 39:40.426 --> 39:41.346 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it does too. 39:41.446 --> 39:44.689 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, from a, and probably would up the participation rate. 39:44.709 --> 39:45.430 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I agree. 39:45.730 --> 39:46.270 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, Josh. 39:46.811 --> 39:49.112 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, I don't know if we want to up the participation rate. 39:49.553 --> 39:50.934 [SPEAKER_07]: There's a bunch of dummies out there. 39:51.354 --> 39:56.238 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, there are a bunch of dummies are here to stop us as long as it's secure who cares. 39:56.318 --> 40:00.821 [SPEAKER_08]: Just figure it out Yeah, I think it will trust they're banking to being online. 40:00.841 --> 40:01.902 [SPEAKER_08]: I think you can trust a vote. 40:01.962 --> 40:10.788 [SPEAKER_09]: I would think you come up with a way to do it Trump has been very vocal about his belief that mail in voting is Vonu, Richard fraud 40:11.528 --> 40:28.933 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... while election officials have repeatedly said there are safeguards in place this is likely to become a major political fight over the next couple of months uh... as we told you yesterday Donald Trump is getting into another fight a very public fight over artificial intelligence 40:29.353 --> 40:34.379 [SPEAKER_09]: Trump has pushed back hard against calls for government guardrails on AI. 40:34.740 --> 40:42.349 [SPEAKER_09]: He has even said that his presidency, his president's rather in the White House, should be enough to make people feel safe about the technology. 40:42.469 --> 40:44.452 [SPEAKER_08]: How does he feel about AI voting? 40:44.817 --> 40:46.038 [SPEAKER_07]: There's nothing to worry about. 40:46.418 --> 40:46.979 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm here. 40:47.399 --> 40:48.199 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm in control. 40:48.219 --> 40:49.320 [SPEAKER_09]: We're going to go back to the worry. 40:49.640 --> 40:50.461 [SPEAKER_09]: I'll fix it. 40:50.561 --> 40:51.742 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not there for you. 40:52.042 --> 40:53.903 [SPEAKER_09]: But no, he says everything's fine. 40:54.344 --> 40:54.804 [SPEAKER_09]: Leave it a note. 40:55.024 --> 41:00.908 [SPEAKER_09]: Tech is executives and AI researchers, however, are warning that technology is moving too quickly. 41:01.129 --> 41:04.731 [SPEAKER_09]: And so quickly, the government oversight may be necessary. 41:05.111 --> 41:05.752 [SPEAKER_09]: Bill Gates. 41:06.272 --> 41:07.813 [SPEAKER_09]: the latest voice to weigh in. 41:08.133 --> 41:17.359 [SPEAKER_09]: He is warning that AI could widen the gap between rich and poor countries unless access to the technology is expanded. 41:17.439 --> 41:19.581 [SPEAKER_08]: Mind of the gap, Mike, you've got a mind of the gap. 41:19.681 --> 41:22.863 [SPEAKER_09]: Mind the gap sounds like something you'd see in a British procedural. 41:23.103 --> 41:24.884 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly what they mind the gap now. 41:25.464 --> 41:31.647 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, the Emmys were held last night and the show Widow's Bay haven't heard that on this show. 41:31.667 --> 41:33.028 [SPEAKER_09]: You boys either one of you watching. 41:33.108 --> 41:36.690 [SPEAKER_07]: No, but I don't treat to look at it now It's every one of you. 41:37.150 --> 41:37.891 [SPEAKER_07]: Everyone loves it. 41:38.031 --> 41:42.473 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a little horror comedy-ish from what I understand But I haven't heard this chance yet 41:43.208 --> 41:44.449 [SPEAKER_09]: They want they were the big winner. 41:44.850 --> 41:52.335 [SPEAKER_09]: The Apple TV comedy set the record 14 wins in a single season including outstanding comedy series. 41:52.996 --> 41:56.559 [SPEAKER_08]: Matthew R. 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That's a lot of consonants. 41:56.659 --> 42:01.343 [SPEAKER_08]: Rees Matthew Rees Davis or Rees is it is it a confidated name Matthew Rees. 42:01.623 --> 42:02.564 [SPEAKER_08]: I think he's what it is. 42:03.204 --> 42:15.018 [SPEAKER_09]: He had an especially big night winning two acting awards, Stephen Colbert also had a great moment when the late show won outstanding variety series despite the fact that the show is no longer here. 42:15.038 --> 42:16.980 [SPEAKER_08]: This is why the system is broken. 42:17.661 --> 42:19.903 [SPEAKER_08]: Why can't a show that none of us know? 42:20.564 --> 42:41.139 [SPEAKER_08]: when 14 awards and why are they awarding a show that's no longer on the air and how can one guy win two acting awards this is a broken system it's a note mic it's a no good it's a no good uh... anyway uh... i guess uh... winning with a show it's not in the air is like winning a best restaurant after the restaurant is officially closed 42:42.159 --> 42:43.139 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's it. 42:43.600 --> 42:44.000 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's see. 42:44.060 --> 42:45.300 [SPEAKER_09]: So that there's nothing more. 42:45.320 --> 42:50.442 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know if there's anything noteworthy of the Emmys, but Did you watch the death reel this morning in my mind? 42:50.562 --> 42:51.742 [SPEAKER_09]: It did you? 42:52.162 --> 42:52.502 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course. 42:52.622 --> 42:55.103 [SPEAKER_08]: First thing I did when I got up and I actually put it on my wall. 42:55.143 --> 42:57.204 [SPEAKER_08]: So if you want, it's easy to find if you go on Facebook. 42:57.444 --> 42:58.524 [SPEAKER_09]: Once you bring it to the show. 42:58.804 --> 43:01.485 [SPEAKER_08]: Because we'd get tagged in 10 seconds for a year. 43:01.545 --> 43:02.825 [SPEAKER_07]: And it's long. 43:03.105 --> 43:04.466 [SPEAKER_08]: And it's more visual. 43:04.546 --> 43:04.726 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 43:04.786 --> 43:05.726 [SPEAKER_08]: It's but Mike the thing. 43:05.746 --> 43:08.227 [SPEAKER_07]: But it was nice to see McColley Calkin act like a boy. 43:08.967 --> 43:11.488 [SPEAKER_08]: It was beautiful because they brought up McColley Colock in. 43:11.528 --> 43:12.108 [SPEAKER_08]: He died. 43:12.468 --> 43:13.288 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no, no, no. 43:13.588 --> 43:16.369 [SPEAKER_08]: He introduced the segment of not Catherine O'Hara. 43:16.789 --> 43:18.930 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, and then that's another one that sucks. 43:19.090 --> 43:20.931 [SPEAKER_08]: I think that the end they did. 43:21.271 --> 43:24.311 [SPEAKER_08]: It was another beautiful Jamie Lee Curtis talked about Rob Reiner. 43:24.732 --> 43:30.913 [SPEAKER_08]: And then they had the montage in the middle, which was not overly like produced. 43:30.953 --> 43:32.754 [SPEAKER_08]: It was just pictures and dates and names. 43:33.394 --> 43:35.475 [SPEAKER_08]: And it was just a beautiful tribute. 43:35.515 --> 43:39.797 [SPEAKER_08]: And then they also did a standalone tribute to Dolly Parton that was great. 43:40.157 --> 43:41.058 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, wow, that's great. 43:41.318 --> 43:41.518 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 43:41.658 --> 43:50.662 [SPEAKER_08]: And what I did not expect, and this is this is literally hard to watch, but you'll feel good about yourself and the world if you watch it. 43:51.142 --> 43:54.204 [SPEAKER_08]: They gave the Bob Hope humanitarian award to Michael J. 43:54.244 --> 43:58.346 [SPEAKER_08]: Fox for all his work for Parkinson's Research. 43:58.886 --> 44:00.567 [SPEAKER_08]: And he came out and received it. 44:01.247 --> 44:04.249 [SPEAKER_08]: and he's he is not in good shape. 44:04.330 --> 44:26.287 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean he was struggling to talk but he was still funny and he was still humbled by the honor and he put the reward sort of and perspective to what a big deal it is and to call attention to what he's done without saying hey look at me you know he was it was really a beautiful there's those moments those three moments were beautiful 44:27.147 --> 44:31.650 [SPEAKER_09]: When you get to be my age, you do a deal with a lot of people that are dealing with that disease, Parkinson's. 44:31.950 --> 44:35.573 [SPEAKER_09]: And you see a lot of people, I play golf with people that have it. 44:35.693 --> 44:43.198 [SPEAKER_09]: And you watch that and you say to yourself, he has defied the odds pretty much, has he not? 44:43.258 --> 44:50.803 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, hasn't his life expectancy, you know, he's lived longer than they expected him to live with this. 44:51.263 --> 44:55.046 [SPEAKER_09]: And I don't think that's necessarily a complete outlier, 44:56.927 --> 45:01.710 [SPEAKER_09]: very well with managing his disease even though it's got to be incredibly difficult to live with it. 45:01.891 --> 45:11.978 [SPEAKER_08]: He said something amazing is that he hid his initial diagnosis because he didn't want people to look at him and say, can he still be funny? 45:12.538 --> 45:19.183 [SPEAKER_08]: Because once they found out that he was, he had Parkinson's, he didn't want their sympathy or he didn't want like pity. 45:19.763 --> 45:26.748 [SPEAKER_08]: and then he said he realized the very fact that he's coming out and saying I've got this and we need to fix this. 45:27.288 --> 45:32.812 [SPEAKER_08]: He turned it from something he was sort of ashamed of into something he waved the flag for to benefit others. 45:33.092 --> 45:35.494 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, just what an amazing career. 45:35.514 --> 45:41.378 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, even if he had just made one of the back of the future movies that would have been a career. 45:41.798 --> 45:42.759 [SPEAKER_09]: And by come too. 45:42.939 --> 45:44.020 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, it's been city. 45:44.200 --> 45:45.741 [SPEAKER_08]: He and the other stuff. 45:48.683 --> 45:50.269 [SPEAKER_09]: Did he just, he didn't do spin-city? 45:50.510 --> 45:51.434 [SPEAKER_08]: He was the first, yeah. 45:51.655 --> 45:54.265 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, he was the first guy before Charlie Sheen came in. 45:54.633 --> 45:55.453 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay, that's right. 45:55.493 --> 45:57.574 [SPEAKER_09]: And then the family ties was his big. 45:57.614 --> 45:58.454 [SPEAKER_09]: That was a big right. 45:58.474 --> 45:59.595 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I'll explain. 45:59.715 --> 46:00.795 [SPEAKER_08]: And of course, Teen Wolf. 46:01.195 --> 46:03.896 [SPEAKER_08]: Teen Wolf was another one that he was great in, right? 46:03.996 --> 46:06.737 [SPEAKER_08]: And a secret of my success is another favorite of mine. 46:07.037 --> 46:07.337 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 46:07.377 --> 46:09.197 [SPEAKER_08]: He's just an amazing performer. 46:09.678 --> 46:17.000 [SPEAKER_08]: And I love when someone who is already had an amazing career behind them takes their power to do something positive. 46:17.300 --> 46:17.480 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 46:17.620 --> 46:19.621 [SPEAKER_08]: As I said, it's not easy to watch him. 46:24.462 --> 46:24.762 [SPEAKER_07]: Amen. 46:24.802 --> 46:25.562 [SPEAKER_07]: That's a great idea. 46:25.743 --> 46:27.763 [SPEAKER_07]: I love the guest in the last. 46:28.283 --> 46:30.904 [SPEAKER_07]: They had them as guests in the last season of shrinking as well. 46:31.445 --> 46:32.345 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, that's a great show. 46:32.405 --> 46:32.785 [SPEAKER_09]: Wow. 46:32.885 --> 46:34.866 [SPEAKER_09]: Wonderful time to show there. 46:34.926 --> 46:38.007 [SPEAKER_09]: Taylor Swift chose football over the Emmys Monday night. 46:38.047 --> 46:48.871 [SPEAKER_09]: She was at Arrowhead watching her beloved hubby and now it's her hubby Travis Kelsey played for the Kansas City Chiefs instead of attending the award show and she had a pretty 46:53.673 --> 46:54.194 [SPEAKER_09]: It's Tom. 46:54.514 --> 46:55.915 [SPEAKER_09]: Nice seat. 46:56.116 --> 46:58.458 [SPEAKER_09]: Is Tom Cruise a chiefs fan? 46:58.638 --> 47:00.961 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that Tom Cruise is a fan being seen? 47:01.441 --> 47:02.662 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, the movie coming out. 47:02.742 --> 47:05.625 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's what he writes. 47:05.725 --> 47:08.929 [SPEAKER_09]: She had been nominated for five Emmys for his for her. 47:09.349 --> 47:23.897 [SPEAKER_09]: He raced to her special, but she had already lost those categories at the creative art semis, so she apparently decided that watching her husband play football with John Cruz was a better use of her power on Monday night. 47:23.937 --> 47:27.699 [SPEAKER_09]: By the way, the chiefs, yeah, they thumped the Broncos. 47:27.899 --> 47:28.640 [SPEAKER_09]: 31 to 10. 47:29.180 --> 47:33.963 [SPEAKER_09]: The Broncos pretty high-seated too, so that's the first Monday night game and it's 47:38.465 --> 47:38.705 [SPEAKER_09]: I know. 47:38.765 --> 47:39.666 [SPEAKER_09]: She needs more awards. 47:39.746 --> 47:41.186 [SPEAKER_08]: She does and recognition. 47:41.346 --> 47:44.307 [SPEAKER_09]: I've already said that many many times, many times. 47:45.028 --> 47:50.490 [SPEAKER_09]: There's an interesting new fight developing over junk fees when people buy homes. 47:50.890 --> 47:56.812 [SPEAKER_09]: Home buyers are discovering that the price on the listing is sometimes only the beginning. 47:56.912 --> 47:59.513 [SPEAKER_09]: I think anybody that's purchased a home knows what I'm talking about. 48:00.114 --> 48:01.834 [SPEAKER_09]: There can be lender fees. 48:01.934 --> 48:02.194 [SPEAKER_09]: Sure. 48:02.414 --> 48:03.375 [SPEAKER_09]: Title fees. 48:03.875 --> 48:11.737 [SPEAKER_09]: processing fees, administrative fees, and other charges that can add thousands of dollars to the cost of closing. 48:12.077 --> 48:20.079 [SPEAKER_09]: Consumer advocates say some of these fees are difficult for buyers to understand or compare before they commit to a house. 48:20.479 --> 48:23.480 [SPEAKER_09]: Basically buying a house is becoming like buying a car. 48:23.800 --> 48:28.601 [SPEAKER_09]: You found out what it really cost about five minutes before you sign and buy that time. 48:33.882 --> 48:34.503 [SPEAKER_09]: You've made it. 48:34.523 --> 48:37.866 [SPEAKER_08]: But you've already invested into it and so they know you're not going to back out. 48:38.387 --> 48:38.887 [SPEAKER_08]: And it sucks. 48:38.907 --> 48:39.227 [SPEAKER_08]: You're right. 48:39.268 --> 48:39.868 [SPEAKER_08]: It does suck. 48:39.928 --> 48:41.530 [SPEAKER_09]: File that under the heading of people suck. 48:41.590 --> 48:42.391 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the way that goes. 48:42.771 --> 48:47.456 [SPEAKER_09]: Finally, today, we have another classic Florida story, police in Lakeland, Florida. 48:47.796 --> 48:49.237 [SPEAKER_09]: Beautiful place. 48:49.558 --> 48:50.699 [SPEAKER_09]: Big gators up there. 48:50.979 --> 48:52.541 [SPEAKER_09]: Really big ass gators in Lakeland. 48:52.561 --> 48:54.603 [SPEAKER_08]: And isn't that where all of the old people are banging? 48:55.003 --> 48:56.544 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, that's the villages. 48:56.824 --> 48:57.605 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, forgive me. 48:57.645 --> 48:58.265 [SPEAKER_08]: Same area. 48:58.485 --> 49:00.187 [SPEAKER_09]: They're the same general area. 49:00.407 --> 49:12.335 [SPEAKER_09]: A 27-year-old man, allegedly did this, drove drunk, crashed through a road closure sign, then he took off on foot while carrying his two very young children. 49:12.955 --> 49:19.319 [SPEAKER_09]: During the escape police say he dropped the children into a swampy area that was known well. 49:19.359 --> 49:22.001 [SPEAKER_09]: It's Lakeland to contain alligators. 49:22.241 --> 49:23.022 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, no. 49:23.623 --> 49:33.051 [SPEAKER_09]: officers use drones and a body camera footage during the search and they were eventually able to rescue the children and arrest the man. 49:33.452 --> 49:42.860 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know what the Florida man chose to just like, but drunk driving, swamp, alligators, children, drone footage that's got to be a full house there. 49:42.880 --> 49:44.281 [SPEAKER_08]: That's a winning card right there, yeah. 49:44.361 --> 49:48.264 [SPEAKER_09]: No, no word on how old the kids were in Florida though. 49:48.324 --> 49:49.806 [SPEAKER_09]: I bet the man was asking for 49:50.266 --> 49:56.168 [SPEAKER_09]: I want my swamp babies, bring my swamp babies in, bring me my swamp babies. 49:56.448 --> 49:57.248 [SPEAKER_09]: There he is. 49:57.328 --> 49:57.689 [SPEAKER_09]: Hi. 49:57.709 --> 49:58.769 [SPEAKER_09]: How are you? 49:58.889 --> 49:59.149 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 49:59.329 --> 49:59.649 [SPEAKER_09]: All right. 49:59.749 --> 50:00.209 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you. 50:00.830 --> 50:06.191 [SPEAKER_09]: We will take a short break and then we will come back with more fun and more thrillos ladies and gentlemen. 50:06.712 --> 50:09.753 [SPEAKER_09]: But first, I want to share with you a wonderful product. 50:10.193 --> 50:11.173 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a great company. 50:11.253 --> 50:12.193 [SPEAKER_09]: It's called Quince. 50:12.553 --> 50:12.834 [SPEAKER_05]: Yes. 50:13.034 --> 50:14.074 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me ask you 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--> 54:05.640 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, we got to talk about high rocks because that's what's in the news right now. 54:05.680 --> 54:06.000 [SPEAKER_09]: Go ahead. 54:06.580 --> 54:09.564 [SPEAKER_08]: Mike Hirox, are you not familiar with this challenge? 54:09.584 --> 54:10.545 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a physical challenge. 54:10.565 --> 54:11.306 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a great cookie. 54:11.766 --> 54:14.770 [SPEAKER_08]: No, that's high drops By the way, better than Oreos. 54:15.090 --> 54:15.350 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 54:15.390 --> 54:22.959 [SPEAKER_09]: I think I you know I haven't had a lot of them so I I really can't tell you maybe better better materials in them Maybe so I think less way 54:25.181 --> 54:28.783 [SPEAKER_08]: My rocks mic is a global indoor fitness racing competition. 54:29.163 --> 54:34.746 [SPEAKER_08]: It was launched in Hamburg, Germany in 2017, and they have competitions all around the world. 54:34.826 --> 54:36.387 [SPEAKER_08]: And people travel to them. 54:36.447 --> 54:38.888 [SPEAKER_08]: And what it is, it is a neat format. 54:38.928 --> 54:40.189 [SPEAKER_08]: It's always the same format. 54:40.669 --> 54:48.433 [SPEAKER_08]: It is a 1 kilometer run followed by a functional workout station, then another 1 kilometer run, another work station. 54:48.753 --> 54:51.575 [SPEAKER_08]: So essentially, you run 8 kilometers. 54:52.315 --> 54:54.176 [SPEAKER_09]: And what do we say workstation? 54:54.236 --> 54:57.398 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you mean we're going to tell you what these are like a computer with a desk? 54:57.658 --> 55:12.726 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no 55:13.146 --> 55:16.028 [SPEAKER_09]: So they do the run and then they get on a piece of equipment. 55:16.148 --> 55:18.290 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, and then there's burpees is one of them. 55:18.330 --> 55:27.757 [SPEAKER_08]: Then there's a rowing machine, a farmer's carry, sandbag, lunges, and wall balls, which is squatting and throwing a medicine ball up into a target. 55:28.117 --> 55:35.343 [SPEAKER_08]: But know that in between each of these workouts, which are big on their own, they still have to run a kilometer between them or kill a meter. 55:35.523 --> 55:36.103 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 55:37.064 --> 55:47.071 [SPEAKER_08]: There's been some talk about a recent Japanese, I believe it was in Japan, a contestant that maybe should have been eliminated, but she ended up winning. 55:47.191 --> 55:49.453 [SPEAKER_08]: I want you to see this story and I want you to take on it. 55:49.473 --> 55:54.617 [SPEAKER_01]: When we trick has officially responded to the Hi Rocks diarrhea incident, saying win is win. 55:54.877 --> 55:59.900 [SPEAKER_01]: During a Hi Rocks competition in Beijing, Joanna Weacher suddenly suffered from severe stomach problems. 56:00.201 --> 56:04.344 [SPEAKER_01]: She was reportedly dealing with diarrhea at the time, but instead of dropping out, 56:06.325 --> 56:12.867 [SPEAKER_01]: She continued doing burpees, rowing, and other events that required athletes to share the same equipment and competition area. 56:12.887 --> 56:16.908 [SPEAKER_01]: To avoid stopping the competition, officials on site allowed her to keep going. 56:17.108 --> 56:21.609 [SPEAKER_01]: In the end, Joanna not only finished the entire race, but also took first place. 56:21.909 --> 56:24.950 [SPEAKER_01]: But after the competition, the controversy quickly erupted. 56:25.170 --> 56:28.251 [SPEAKER_01]: Many people criticized her for continuing to use shared equipment. 56:28.471 --> 56:28.931 [SPEAKER_01]: Are you doing that? 56:28.971 --> 56:33.492 [SPEAKER_01]: Her condition had already affected the competition environment and could have impacted other athletes. 56:33.812 --> 56:38.897 [SPEAKER_01]: Some competitors even complain to event officials claiming they stepped on something on the course during the race. 56:38.977 --> 56:41.719 [SPEAKER_01]: Joanna did not avoid what happened during the competition. 56:42.039 --> 56:45.262 [SPEAKER_01]: Instead, she responded by saying, when is when? 56:45.743 --> 56:50.647 [SPEAKER_01]: She made it clear that the controversy does not change the fact that she finished the race and took first place. 56:50.947 --> 56:51.488 [SPEAKER_01]: What do you think? 56:51.728 --> 56:53.710 [SPEAKER_01]: Should she have pushed through and finished the race? 56:54.150 --> 56:56.953 [SPEAKER_01]: Or should she have stopped to avoid affecting the other competitors? 56:59.529 --> 57:05.314 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, I'll wait a while way away to weigh him, but I think, yeah, you do affect the other competitors. 57:05.334 --> 57:06.134 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course you do. 57:06.294 --> 57:11.598 [SPEAKER_09]: If you've got poo all over the equipment, you are definitely, that's going to slow everybody else. 57:11.618 --> 57:12.599 [SPEAKER_09]: Are you for that? 57:12.999 --> 57:14.180 [SPEAKER_07]: That is not on her. 57:14.521 --> 57:15.301 [SPEAKER_07]: No, that's not her. 57:15.381 --> 57:15.982 [SPEAKER_09]: It's on her. 57:16.702 --> 57:17.943 [SPEAKER_09]: But it is up to the referees to color, to color out. 57:17.963 --> 57:40.980 [SPEAKER_07]: If they're not going to stop her, she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she's she 57:46.184 --> 57:46.984 [SPEAKER_09]: about her. 57:48.205 --> 57:54.087 [SPEAKER_09]: Because I think when you are doing that kind of endurance competition, it's all about I don't stop for anything. 57:54.327 --> 57:57.748 [SPEAKER_09]: You power through everything you do. 57:57.768 --> 58:11.233 [SPEAKER_08]: But also, she shouldn't be the thing that I have a problem with is she has been all about how she's from Australia that Australians have grit and she pulled through and a win is a win in two weeks. 58:11.573 --> 58:12.714 [SPEAKER_08]: She's not going to be remembered 58:16.056 --> 58:17.158 [SPEAKER_07]: But what if it's strategy? 58:17.899 --> 58:20.264 [SPEAKER_07]: What if she went in, knowing this would give her an edge? 58:20.544 --> 58:21.366 [SPEAKER_08]: Then she's a cheater. 58:22.622 --> 58:33.247 [SPEAKER_09]: All I know is this, that the competition started at the grocery store sprouts, and I did the call that I did the call that happened to me. 58:33.267 --> 58:47.674 [SPEAKER_08]: That did you know that a fecal urgency or incontinence or suddenly these sudden strong need to go or the ability inability to hold it in is a real phenomenon that does happen during exercise particularly endurance sports. 58:48.194 --> 58:50.595 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's nothing foreign to these people. 58:50.635 --> 58:56.637 [SPEAKER_09]: But don't you think they should be there with like some sort of sanitation measure anyway? 58:56.997 --> 59:03.079 [SPEAKER_09]: Like in between the, the sprints, they hose it down or something like that more than housing it. 59:03.099 --> 59:05.880 [SPEAKER_07]: I think there should be like bleach or something. 59:05.900 --> 59:08.801 [SPEAKER_07]: And I heard of this happening on marathons and stuff too. 59:08.941 --> 59:10.682 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, and you know what, what is themselves? 59:11.002 --> 59:13.382 [SPEAKER_08]: That's what is no better when you get right out to it. 59:13.442 --> 59:13.783 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's be back. 59:13.803 --> 59:14.243 [SPEAKER_08]: Let's be back. 59:14.263 --> 59:15.563 [SPEAKER_09]: Trivia question for you. 59:15.603 --> 59:16.123 [SPEAKER_09]: Matt Ellie. 59:16.143 --> 59:17.803 [SPEAKER_09]: Remember what he used to do during games? 59:17.843 --> 59:19.264 [SPEAKER_09]: Do you remember what he used to talk about? 59:19.444 --> 59:20.004 [SPEAKER_09]: Piss himself. 59:20.364 --> 59:22.784 [SPEAKER_09]: He would piss himself during a cold weather game day. 59:23.004 --> 59:33.686 [SPEAKER_09]: They would literally urinate on themselves in a college football game to not only warm their bodies, but to intimidate the other players, right? 59:33.967 --> 59:35.927 [SPEAKER_08]: And now he's a father of two. 59:37.368 --> 59:42.812 [SPEAKER_08]: It's known, Mike, as runner's diarrhea, runner's colitis, or this is my favorite, runner's trots. 59:43.673 --> 59:44.214 [UNKNOWN]: God. 59:45.114 --> 59:46.375 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't blame the athlete either. 59:46.716 --> 59:47.036 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't. 59:47.136 --> 59:48.858 [SPEAKER_09]: The athlete's just doing what the athlete does. 59:48.878 --> 59:52.040 [SPEAKER_08]: I think the athlete should at least be a apologetic after the fact. 59:52.180 --> 59:54.682 [SPEAKER_09]: That's why I, instead of saying win is win is win. 59:54.702 --> 59:55.303 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, win is win. 59:55.323 --> 59:58.165 [SPEAKER_08]: Which by the way is grammatically wrong. 59:58.406 --> 01:00:03.670 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, if I'm doing PR and by the way, I always thought that, you know, 01:00:03.770 --> 01:00:30.278 [SPEAKER_09]: if it wasn't performance that I do with the shows and being a radio person and doing all that I would probably be somebody who could run a PR firm as well as this is what the response should be all right my job is an athlete is to power through any adverse situation I do however respect the officials right to disqualify me if they feel that this is affecting other athletes that's valid and especially one because 01:00:30.858 --> 01:00:32.479 [SPEAKER_08]: Really the best shot is win. 01:00:32.659 --> 01:00:35.180 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, thanks for shitting all over the equipment lady. 01:00:35.300 --> 01:00:42.883 [SPEAKER_07]: The best she should have done is number two Set up first place Hyrox has responded by changing the rules. 01:00:43.484 --> 01:00:43.864 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, okay. 01:00:43.884 --> 01:00:48.226 [SPEAKER_07]: I'm not there's a no shit policy So they never had it in the rules. 01:00:48.426 --> 01:00:57.790 [SPEAKER_08]: So that's why they continued to let her go that should have been in the rules And also the snack bar at the Hyrox competition is no longer selling court on the cob all I know is this morning 01:01:00.872 --> 01:01:03.389 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, I didn't realize it was an indoor event. 01:01:03.768 --> 01:01:10.712 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, of course, oh no, I thought it was like, can you show me some video again, please. 01:01:10.772 --> 01:01:11.733 [SPEAKER_09]: I want to show you some videos. 01:01:11.753 --> 01:01:12.513 [SPEAKER_09]: Let's go to the video. 01:01:12.553 --> 01:01:15.415 [SPEAKER_01]: It has officially responded to the Hi Rocks diarrhea. 01:01:15.435 --> 01:01:16.095 [SPEAKER_09]: Can you see it? 01:01:16.115 --> 01:01:17.116 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I can. 01:01:17.176 --> 01:01:20.078 [SPEAKER_09]: Are they showing the back of her because she's got poo on herself? 01:01:20.198 --> 01:01:24.800 [SPEAKER_08]: It looks like it really looks like an uneven spray tan. 01:01:25.721 --> 01:01:26.441 [SPEAKER_08]: Let me look again. 01:01:26.501 --> 01:01:27.702 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not expecting it. 01:01:27.722 --> 01:01:28.883 [SPEAKER_08]: During a Hi Rocks competition. 01:01:28.923 --> 01:01:30.504 [SPEAKER_01]: I'll be back at the beginning for a week. 01:01:30.584 --> 01:01:32.525 [SPEAKER_01]: Because officially responded to the Hi Rocks. 01:01:32.805 --> 01:01:42.652 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, it's all over like, yeah, oh, that's nastiness, that's so nasty, but she is great at burpies. 01:01:42.692 --> 01:01:45.794 [SPEAKER_09]: She's amazingly fit woman, but man, that's absolutely foul. 01:01:45.894 --> 01:01:46.594 [SPEAKER_08]: I could do that. 01:01:46.915 --> 01:01:49.216 [SPEAKER_09]: I mean, the shedding part of the athletic part. 01:01:49.416 --> 01:01:50.457 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, disgusting. 01:01:50.557 --> 01:01:51.117 [SPEAKER_09]: Good. 01:01:51.458 --> 01:01:52.558 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, so they changed her. 01:01:52.759 --> 01:01:54.300 [SPEAKER_09]: I think in a stripper of her. 01:01:54.700 --> 01:01:57.682 [SPEAKER_07]: Hey, no, she did not break any rules. 01:01:57.962 --> 01:01:59.363 [SPEAKER_07]: Would you like to see a better picture? 01:01:59.723 --> 01:02:00.184 [SPEAKER_09]: Bless you. 01:02:00.484 --> 01:02:00.864 [SPEAKER_09]: I would. 01:02:02.882 --> 01:02:04.444 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, that is so nasty. 01:02:04.504 --> 01:02:05.265 [SPEAKER_09]: It's so bad. 01:02:05.565 --> 01:02:06.466 [SPEAKER_09]: That is so hard. 01:02:06.486 --> 01:02:10.550 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what, she's she's lucky that one of the challenges was not horseback riding. 01:02:10.970 --> 01:02:11.971 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, my god. 01:02:12.372 --> 01:02:18.077 [SPEAKER_09]: Did any of the other athletes, you know, had they had they piped up on this at all and talked about it? 01:02:18.298 --> 01:02:19.118 [SPEAKER_09]: Or is that it? 01:02:19.158 --> 01:02:21.761 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, you know, if they did, they'd be accused of sour grapes. 01:02:23.503 --> 01:02:24.964 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, sour grapes will give you the runs. 01:02:26.468 --> 01:02:26.928 [SPEAKER_09]: Anytime. 01:02:27.489 --> 01:02:28.269 [SPEAKER_09]: Anytime. 01:02:29.470 --> 01:02:30.491 [SPEAKER_09]: Anytime. 01:02:30.511 --> 01:02:34.474 [SPEAKER_08]: Mike, I will miss you because no one would do a sour grape for everyone's birthday. 01:02:34.855 --> 01:02:36.876 [SPEAKER_09]: I know sour grape, sir. 01:02:36.956 --> 01:02:43.741 [SPEAKER_09]: We have to take another break and while we come back this time, I have to gather myself. 01:02:44.222 --> 01:02:47.484 [SPEAKER_08]: I really do have to get a- I was so excited you didn't know about this story. 01:02:47.784 --> 01:02:48.045 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:02:48.685 --> 01:02:54.307 [SPEAKER_09]: Hi Rocks, everybody, life is great, except for all the stuff that comes with it. 01:02:54.948 --> 01:03:12.155 [SPEAKER_09]: Work family, bills, stress, anxiety, people, man, burn out those nights when your brain decides that three in the morning that that's the perfect time to review every single decision you've ever made ever. 01:03:12.775 --> 01:03:15.659 [SPEAKER_09]: Sometimes you just need to talk to somebody. 01:03:16.200 --> 01:03:18.363 [SPEAKER_09]: Of course, then comes the fun part. 01:03:18.823 --> 01:03:22.829 [SPEAKER_09]: You try 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01:04:38.816 --> 01:04:39.857 [SPEAKER_09]: It'll keep. 01:04:39.937 --> 01:04:50.624 [SPEAKER_09]: Mr. Soroka, we haven't really had any time to really talk to you recently and find out how is everything in the world of Josh. 01:04:50.724 --> 01:05:03.692 [SPEAKER_09]: I know the huge part of your life is the Baltimore Royals, and I know as a sports fan of equal enthusiasm that it can be a really crappy time of the year when your team is just kind of, you know, 01:05:04.112 --> 01:05:08.655 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, lie in there, all right, right, so you just want to come to me to talk about how the Orioles suck. 01:05:08.915 --> 01:05:16.720 [SPEAKER_09]: No, no, I want to talk, here you go, you can talk about anything you want to talk about, like how you completely ignore me now. 01:05:17.180 --> 01:05:18.721 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to know, I want to know. 01:05:19.001 --> 01:05:19.662 [SPEAKER_09]: I know, you don't. 01:05:19.682 --> 01:05:21.503 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm just giving you a hard time. 01:05:21.943 --> 01:05:26.926 [SPEAKER_08]: And you know what it's all based in the fact that the Orioles are doing badly and Mike probably is that. 01:05:27.166 --> 01:05:28.026 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, yes, the. 01:05:28.066 --> 01:05:29.927 [SPEAKER_07]: No, yes, you're wrong. 01:05:29.987 --> 01:05:33.608 [SPEAKER_07]: No, I think it's hard to do a pen attention, but last weekend. 01:05:33.868 --> 01:05:35.449 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, we had a great time in the other banks. 01:05:35.529 --> 01:05:37.349 [SPEAKER_07]: The Red Sox took forward from the Orioles. 01:05:37.629 --> 01:05:42.131 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, and I think I think I was kind of chill on that fact. 01:05:42.191 --> 01:05:43.852 [SPEAKER_09]: I just gave you a little hard time. 01:05:43.912 --> 01:05:45.212 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, I always ask. 01:05:45.452 --> 01:05:46.592 [SPEAKER_07]: for one thing from the Orioles. 01:05:47.013 --> 01:05:48.293 [SPEAKER_07]: Just get me to football season. 01:05:49.013 --> 01:05:49.233 [SPEAKER_07]: Right. 01:05:49.333 --> 01:05:49.834 [SPEAKER_07]: Quick by. 01:05:49.874 --> 01:05:50.754 [SPEAKER_07]: They barely got there. 01:05:50.874 --> 01:05:51.154 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:05:51.174 --> 01:05:52.715 [SPEAKER_07]: But they got me to football season, Karen. 01:05:53.755 --> 01:05:58.477 [SPEAKER_09]: I just want to say on behalf of the New York Giants, though, and thank you, nods. 01:05:59.317 --> 01:06:01.838 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, the Giants, I'm telling you, York Ravens. 01:06:02.258 --> 01:06:10.302 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you for all the Ravens players, especially the likely winner of this weekend, get it? 01:06:10.722 --> 01:06:11.883 [SPEAKER_07]: I see a likely. 01:06:12.944 --> 01:06:15.405 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, he adverb jump. 01:06:15.605 --> 01:06:19.727 [SPEAKER_09]: I watched the game, saw Patrick or Card doing very well as also. 01:06:20.147 --> 01:06:22.168 [SPEAKER_09]: I have to say this about my New York Times. 01:06:22.508 --> 01:06:23.209 [SPEAKER_09]: I will say this. 01:06:23.849 --> 01:06:37.739 [SPEAKER_09]: It is truly amazing that I have come to the realization now after suffering through dumb coach, after dumb coach, after dumb coach, how difficult it truly is to be one of the great ones in the NFL. 01:06:38.120 --> 01:06:43.364 [SPEAKER_09]: I really do believe this because when you finally get a coach who has his shit together, 01:06:44.424 --> 01:06:47.245 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh, I don't think the higher arch competition. 01:06:47.466 --> 01:06:52.428 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't think that the people in Baltimore realize just what they had. 01:06:52.648 --> 01:06:57.490 [SPEAKER_09]: And now we as New York Giants fans are watching a team for the first time. 01:06:57.510 --> 01:07:02.692 [SPEAKER_09]: And I can't even tell you how long that at least a decade that we had a team that was well coached. 01:07:03.232 --> 01:07:08.294 [SPEAKER_07]: And so for that, I say thank you for the power rankings for your New York Giants today. 01:07:08.314 --> 01:07:10.015 [SPEAKER_07]: They are now that we're through week one. 01:07:10.535 --> 01:07:17.926 [SPEAKER_07]: I know that they are like, uh, towards the top and the pre-season they were ranked to number 24 right in a fell. 01:07:18.527 --> 01:07:18.687 [SPEAKER_09]: Mm-hmm. 01:07:19.208 --> 01:07:21.551 [SPEAKER_07]: Today they are ranked number 18. 01:07:22.252 --> 01:07:23.935 [SPEAKER_07]: So they're at least moving in the right direction. 01:07:23.955 --> 01:07:24.576 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, they are. 01:07:25.457 --> 01:07:34.060 [SPEAKER_09]: They are, and you know, it just goes to show I think it is not common for a coach to be a great one. 01:07:34.280 --> 01:07:37.802 [SPEAKER_09]: I think it's really, I used to think that any guy can coach football. 01:07:37.822 --> 01:07:38.742 [SPEAKER_09]: I really felt like that. 01:07:38.822 --> 01:07:40.883 [SPEAKER_09]: I thought, you know, the X's and I was anybody can do it. 01:07:41.103 --> 01:07:41.623 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not true. 01:07:42.003 --> 01:07:43.164 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a real machine. 01:07:43.424 --> 01:07:51.007 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a real machine to get your team ready to play and it requires a lot, not just the head coach, but the guy that surrounds himself with all the other guys. 01:07:51.367 --> 01:07:57.109 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you come up with the, didn't you legendarily say anyone can coach a team when you were talking to Norv Turner? 01:07:58.310 --> 01:07:58.470 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:07:59.010 --> 01:08:00.511 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, there's an example. 01:08:00.631 --> 01:08:01.231 [SPEAKER_09]: Exactly. 01:08:01.471 --> 01:08:09.094 [SPEAKER_08]: Was there anything more fun than when the Redskins had one of their worst seasons ever to get to talk to Norv every Monday? 01:08:09.474 --> 01:08:17.157 [SPEAKER_09]: You know, it seems to me that these guys that come out and do the like the super dull press conferences. 01:08:33.865 --> 01:08:41.877 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me stop for a second and say to my friend P. D. Sway, who is a very, very active participant in the chat group P. D. Sway, I agree. 01:08:42.157 --> 01:08:46.924 [SPEAKER_09]: D. G. H. D. G. H. It is a horrible as one piece of the puzzle. 01:08:47.465 --> 01:08:48.206 [SPEAKER_09]: It is one game. 01:08:49.267 --> 01:08:54.090 [SPEAKER_09]: It is one game, but I will tell you it is a home opener that we have not had in a while. 01:08:54.430 --> 01:08:59.773 [SPEAKER_09]: It was fun to watch, and I am grateful for at least having one moment of the season. 01:08:59.833 --> 01:09:04.596 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you still, are you still campaigning Mike for the NFL to be shortened to a one game season? 01:09:04.656 --> 01:09:05.357 [SPEAKER_09]: That's what I would like. 01:09:05.677 --> 01:09:06.397 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes. 01:09:06.437 --> 01:09:07.538 [SPEAKER_09]: You play the home opener? 01:09:07.818 --> 01:09:09.579 [SPEAKER_08]: And that's a two game season. 01:09:09.839 --> 01:09:10.100 [SPEAKER_09]: Okay. 01:09:10.120 --> 01:09:15.283 [SPEAKER_09]: Play one home game, one away game at the other person with their one home opener, and then super bolt-on. 01:09:16.103 --> 01:09:31.022 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, the commercials, but back to Josh Soroka, you know, just checking in, you now, as far as your passions go, everything else is going well in your world and just checking in. 01:09:33.124 --> 01:09:33.745 [SPEAKER_09]: Thanks, Josh. 01:09:33.805 --> 01:09:34.845 [SPEAKER_09]: That was a great segment. 01:09:34.945 --> 01:09:35.446 [SPEAKER_09]: I appreciate it. 01:09:35.466 --> 01:09:37.087 [SPEAKER_09]: My future radio partner. 01:09:37.547 --> 01:09:41.429 [SPEAKER_09]: To see talk more on still of talking. 01:09:41.609 --> 01:09:42.230 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, you don't. 01:09:42.350 --> 01:09:42.910 [SPEAKER_09]: He does. 01:09:43.050 --> 01:09:44.991 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, because I don't bring up just more subjects. 01:09:45.211 --> 01:09:49.534 [SPEAKER_07]: Is he feeling he brought up feeling wheels and then you want to talk about other things? 01:09:49.874 --> 01:09:50.795 [SPEAKER_09]: Well, where's the thing? 01:09:51.155 --> 01:09:53.636 [SPEAKER_09]: Is he like saving it for you now? 01:09:53.817 --> 01:09:54.577 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that what he's doing? 01:09:54.757 --> 01:09:56.998 [SPEAKER_09]: Is he saving all his material for you? 01:09:57.038 --> 01:09:58.539 [SPEAKER_08]: No, this is about what you get. 01:09:58.559 --> 01:09:59.340 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:10:01.213 --> 01:10:01.934 [SPEAKER_09]: I say, solute. 01:10:01.954 --> 01:10:02.675 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, can't wait to have my boy. 01:10:02.695 --> 01:10:03.496 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:03.516 --> 01:10:04.458 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:04.478 --> 01:10:05.399 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:05.419 --> 01:10:06.320 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:06.341 --> 01:10:07.122 [SPEAKER_08]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:07.142 --> 01:10:07.883 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:07.903 --> 01:10:08.684 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:08.704 --> 01:10:09.505 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:09.525 --> 01:10:10.266 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:10.286 --> 01:10:11.027 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:11.047 --> 01:10:12.129 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:12.149 --> 01:10:12.970 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:12.990 --> 01:10:13.791 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:13.811 --> 01:10:14.552 [SPEAKER_09]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:14.572 --> 01:10:15.574 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't wait to have you on the show. 01:10:15.594 --> 01:10:16.415 [SPEAKER_07]: I can't wait to have you on 01:10:16.535 --> 01:10:17.836 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, how's the bins going? 01:10:17.856 --> 01:10:18.837 [SPEAKER_07]: How are you doing with the bins? 01:10:19.837 --> 01:10:21.959 [SPEAKER_07]: I went to the bins on Sunday morning before full park. 01:10:22.019 --> 01:10:22.399 [SPEAKER_07]: I did. 01:10:22.759 --> 01:10:23.220 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:10:23.280 --> 01:10:23.960 [SPEAKER_08]: And how'd that go? 01:10:24.621 --> 01:10:26.522 [SPEAKER_08]: Did you get any wet items at the bins? 01:10:27.383 --> 01:10:28.323 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, no. 01:10:28.363 --> 01:10:29.624 [SPEAKER_07]: But a lot of people showing up. 01:10:29.644 --> 01:10:30.185 [SPEAKER_07]: A lot of people showing up. 01:10:30.225 --> 01:10:31.446 [SPEAKER_08]: Anything from the high rocks? 01:10:31.826 --> 01:10:32.907 [SPEAKER_08]: Anything from the high rocks? 01:10:32.927 --> 01:10:33.507 [SPEAKER_08]: Competition. 01:10:33.527 --> 01:10:35.328 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, and there's definitely stuff like that there. 01:10:35.448 --> 01:10:35.969 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, yeah. 01:10:36.649 --> 01:10:36.869 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:10:36.909 --> 01:10:37.690 [SPEAKER_09]: That's a good. 01:10:38.331 --> 01:10:48.601 [SPEAKER_09]: Is there anything else you wanted to, you know, it's your call with anything you wanted to ask me anything you need to know about, you know, what's going on or anything in my world, you know, I mean we don't do it. 01:10:48.621 --> 01:10:52.806 [SPEAKER_07]: Well, if we're asking you, yeah, we all want to know what's next for you. 01:10:53.647 --> 01:10:54.988 [SPEAKER_07]: We don't have that together. 01:10:55.288 --> 01:10:56.029 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't know. 01:10:56.049 --> 01:10:57.170 [SPEAKER_09]: I don't. 01:10:57.250 --> 01:10:58.652 [SPEAKER_07]: What do you plan for retirement? 01:10:58.952 --> 01:11:07.343 [SPEAKER_09]: My plans for retirement are to retire and then to figure out what I weather or not and I want to have the present. 01:11:07.564 --> 01:11:12.010 [SPEAKER_09]: I like the idea of doing a little something, but I am not. 01:11:12.751 --> 01:11:16.696 [SPEAKER_09]: My feeling right now is I want to have the best shows we can have right up until January. 01:11:16.736 --> 01:11:18.297 [SPEAKER_09]: That's the way I'm looking at it right now. 01:11:18.657 --> 01:11:39.604 [SPEAKER_09]: And as we get closer to January, I will, as I've mentioned before, I love the idea of working with you, Josh Soroka, and creating a nice interview program where I can get a 30 minute, 20 to 30 minute show per week that I can do interviews, because I love interviewing people. 01:11:40.904 --> 01:11:42.186 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm curious show. 01:11:42.306 --> 01:11:43.947 [SPEAKER_09]: I'm not just like Larry King. 01:11:44.147 --> 01:12:02.922 [SPEAKER_09]: I really like to talk to people and it doesn't have to be famous people It can be anybody that's got a story and we've learned Over the years at least I've learned during this show everybody does have a story He doesn't have to be somebody that's necessarily world famous and yes, we're a lot of actually get a part-time job in sprouts 01:12:03.823 --> 01:12:04.863 [SPEAKER_08]: That'd be a good place for you. 01:12:05.143 --> 01:12:12.285 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, it's a, no, I, I, I, I, not, you know, I think you, I've shared with you a little bit about what I want to do. 01:12:12.325 --> 01:12:13.186 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, we have to. 01:12:13.326 --> 01:12:21.948 [SPEAKER_09]: And, and I think today, it's just for now, I, I like doing what I would be lying if I didn't say that there are moments during this show. 01:12:22.348 --> 01:12:28.330 [SPEAKER_09]: Today included almost every day, probably, that I will say, I'm going to miss doing this. 01:12:28.750 --> 01:12:40.673 [SPEAKER_09]: because it is something that has been a very big part of my life, and because it's kind of a looser atmosphere with my lame duck status, I dig the looser atmosphere. 01:12:40.693 --> 01:12:42.674 [SPEAKER_09]: We always had a kind of a looser atmosphere, you know? 01:12:42.894 --> 01:12:47.315 [SPEAKER_08]: But I think we've been, you know what, if you look back over the last couple, we've certainly been sillier. 01:12:48.115 --> 01:12:49.576 [SPEAKER_08]: It's just been a good vibe. 01:12:49.596 --> 01:12:51.338 [SPEAKER_08]: I liked it, so that's good. 01:12:51.438 --> 01:12:52.259 [SPEAKER_08]: But will miss you, too. 01:12:52.299 --> 01:12:53.139 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course. 01:12:53.159 --> 01:12:53.560 [SPEAKER_09]: Let me see. 01:12:53.760 --> 01:13:01.546 [SPEAKER_09]: You can interview people on this present show, preferably with a gentleman, Geronimo back. 01:13:01.566 --> 01:13:03.047 [SPEAKER_09]: What I don't understand what he means. 01:13:03.267 --> 01:13:07.311 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the same guy that had you on Grand Theft Auto. 01:13:07.331 --> 01:13:08.672 [SPEAKER_08]: This guy is on his other plane. 01:13:09.340 --> 01:13:34.086 [SPEAKER_09]: uh... you can interview people on this present show preferably with gentleman jirana mo i think he's saying bring that bring down back make dana host on the micro mayor show uh... interview people i believe that is the translate no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no 01:13:34.947 --> 01:13:39.709 [SPEAKER_09]: I have done this for a very, very long time, and I've enjoyed a lot of it. 01:13:39.809 --> 01:13:55.854 [SPEAKER_09]: I always tell people when the microphones are open, it's the best part of my day, when the behind-the-scenes bullshit, you know, the business side, the management side when I was working in radio, that's the part that wears you out, that's the part that's crazy. 01:13:56.414 --> 01:13:58.835 [SPEAKER_09]: And then, you know, the other part is when 01:13:59.595 --> 01:14:07.237 [SPEAKER_09]: you've got behind the scenes issues that, you know, get in the way of doing what you do. 01:14:07.717 --> 01:14:10.098 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's happened almost since the beginning. 01:14:10.258 --> 01:14:11.438 [SPEAKER_09]: I've dealt with that my whole life. 01:14:11.738 --> 01:14:13.119 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's the stuff that wears you out. 01:14:13.139 --> 01:14:20.381 [SPEAKER_09]: But when you get a groove and you're having some fun with the microphone open and the last, how many years we've been doing this thing? 01:14:20.421 --> 01:14:21.741 [SPEAKER_09]: This podcast, how long? 01:14:22.161 --> 01:14:22.741 [SPEAKER_09]: 2,000,000. 01:14:22.761 --> 01:14:23.182 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 01:14:23.202 --> 01:14:23.922 [SPEAKER_08]: 17 years? 01:14:24.702 --> 01:14:30.869 [SPEAKER_09]: 17 years of this incarnation has been going away my my favorite part. 01:14:31.029 --> 01:14:34.553 [SPEAKER_09]: It's been and I've done all I did a lot of great radio in my day. 01:14:34.733 --> 01:14:40.179 [SPEAKER_09]: I really, really did, but it is really, really nice to think about. 01:14:40.199 --> 01:14:42.522 [SPEAKER_09]: How was that? 01:14:42.927 --> 01:14:44.748 [SPEAKER_08]: Are you getting a job prep as a dishwasher? 01:14:44.928 --> 01:14:45.968 [SPEAKER_08]: That's not mine. 01:14:46.028 --> 01:14:50.549 [SPEAKER_07]: That's the ice machine, because everyone's home from school with these afternoon shows. 01:14:50.990 --> 01:14:51.310 [SPEAKER_07]: Okay. 01:14:51.350 --> 01:14:51.530 [SPEAKER_07]: Yep. 01:14:51.710 --> 01:14:52.970 [SPEAKER_07]: It's trying to prep in May. 01:14:53.030 --> 01:14:54.631 [SPEAKER_07]: There's all types of stuff beginning in May. 01:14:55.091 --> 01:14:56.771 [SPEAKER_07]: There's a supply board in my office. 01:14:57.032 --> 01:14:59.252 [SPEAKER_09]: There's a slug line for still talking. 01:14:59.412 --> 01:14:59.872 [SPEAKER_09]: That's right. 01:15:00.173 --> 01:15:00.673 [SPEAKER_09]: Live. 01:15:00.893 --> 01:15:02.533 [SPEAKER_09]: From next to the refrigerator. 01:15:02.973 --> 01:15:04.794 [SPEAKER_09]: Here's Josh Faroka. 01:15:05.334 --> 01:15:07.215 [SPEAKER_08]: And still talking and making ice. 01:15:07.975 --> 01:15:13.597 [SPEAKER_09]: We got to take a break and when we come you get some beautiful but video All kinds of stuff all kinds of stuff. 01:15:13.697 --> 01:15:14.238 [SPEAKER_09]: All right very good. 01:15:14.258 --> 01:15:28.864 [SPEAKER_09]: We will do that and we will be right back with more stuff for you ladies and gentlemen But first I want to tell you about some wonderful wonderful news that we talked about a while back and of course It's the final voyage after all these years. 01:15:28.884 --> 01:15:29.564 [SPEAKER_09]: Do we have music? 01:15:29.924 --> 01:15:31.265 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, I'm sorry, Mike, forgive me. 01:15:31.345 --> 01:15:31.605 [SPEAKER_09]: Uh-oh. 01:15:32.165 --> 01:15:33.125 [SPEAKER_09]: Is that music plug? 01:15:33.145 --> 01:15:33.826 [SPEAKER_09]: Did I lose you? 01:15:34.306 --> 01:15:35.026 [SPEAKER_09]: No, I'm here wrong. 01:15:35.046 --> 01:15:35.746 [SPEAKER_08]: Is that you hear me? 01:15:35.766 --> 01:15:37.207 [SPEAKER_09]: I hear you hear me? 01:15:37.507 --> 01:15:38.307 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, you hear me, Mike. 01:15:38.327 --> 01:15:39.568 [SPEAKER_09]: Some's up if you can hear me. 01:15:40.708 --> 01:15:41.549 [SPEAKER_09]: I can hear you. 01:15:42.169 --> 01:15:43.809 [SPEAKER_09]: All right, then I'll see you after all your music. 01:15:44.190 --> 01:15:45.090 [SPEAKER_09]: You know the Michael Mayor's name. 01:15:45.110 --> 01:15:46.050 [SPEAKER_09]: Can you hear my music name? 01:15:46.070 --> 01:15:47.511 [SPEAKER_09]: Never gonna sneak out the back door. 01:15:47.531 --> 01:15:51.232 [SPEAKER_09]: Now we're sneaking out to see, and you, ladies and gentlemen, are coming with us. 01:15:51.532 --> 01:15:57.875 [SPEAKER_09]: From January 21st through the 25th, the TMOS gang is taking over the high sea. 01:15:58.675 --> 01:16:07.881 [SPEAKER_09]: sailing from Tampa to Cosimela for four unforgettable days of sun, laughs, swag, meat and greets, and more than a few surprises along the way. 01:16:08.141 --> 01:16:21.950 [SPEAKER_09]: But this isn't just another TMOS trip, it's the Grand Finale, somewhere between Tampa and Paradise, we will gather together for the final episode of the Michael Mary Show Podcast recorded live with you in the audience, that's right. 01:16:22.450 --> 01:16:28.334 [SPEAKER_09]: One last show, one last room full of TMOS family, one last chance to make some history together. 01:16:28.614 --> 01:16:36.219 [SPEAKER_09]: If you've listened, if you've laughed, if you've written in, come to the live shows, or any connection you have with the show, just be there. 01:16:36.320 --> 01:16:47.987 [SPEAKER_09]: This cruise is for you, get all the details at TMOSpodcast.com, or call 800-814-7100, use group code 4435, and tell them you're with us. 01:16:48.268 --> 01:16:50.589 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes, sir, we've shared a lot of years together. 01:16:52.090 --> 01:16:55.153 [SPEAKER_09]: one hell of a good buy we will see you on the T.M.O.S. 01:16:55.854 --> 01:16:57.155 [SPEAKER_09]: And that's true to somebody. 01:16:57.175 --> 01:16:58.376 [SPEAKER_08]: Beautiful video. 01:16:58.576 --> 01:17:00.558 [SPEAKER_08]: Jerry time. 01:17:00.739 --> 01:17:01.880 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you hear us yet, Mike? 01:17:02.720 --> 01:17:03.301 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you hear us? 01:17:03.982 --> 01:17:04.722 [SPEAKER_08]: He does this, Mike. 01:17:05.043 --> 01:17:06.284 [SPEAKER_07]: I guess Mike's not here and anything. 01:17:06.588 --> 01:17:08.229 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, I think you might have hit one of those buttons. 01:17:08.310 --> 01:17:10.151 [SPEAKER_08]: I have a green, red and green or red button. 01:17:10.171 --> 01:17:10.752 [SPEAKER_08]: That'll do it. 01:17:11.032 --> 01:17:11.252 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:17:11.612 --> 01:17:12.533 [SPEAKER_08]: But let's move forward. 01:17:13.274 --> 01:17:19.559 [SPEAKER_08]: Josh, this was actually submitted to you, to me from you, because this is in your neighborhood. 01:17:20.580 --> 01:17:28.668 [SPEAKER_08]: This is what I find horrifying is when a deer, which is a scary, scary animal, because they're powerful and they're big. 01:17:29.388 --> 01:17:32.751 [SPEAKER_08]: and is a buck and he's got the antlers and he gets stuck in a house. 01:17:33.252 --> 01:17:40.879 [SPEAKER_08]: How do you deal with it and also how do you keep him out of the swimming pool? 01:17:41.740 --> 01:17:42.721 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a big buck too. 01:17:42.801 --> 01:17:43.322 [SPEAKER_08]: It's big. 01:17:43.402 --> 01:17:45.224 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like maybe seven or eight points on that. 01:17:55.765 --> 01:17:57.446 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, this is St. Augustine, right? 01:17:57.486 --> 01:18:00.168 [SPEAKER_07]: These are, this is, this is St. John's County. 01:18:00.208 --> 01:18:01.489 [SPEAKER_07]: So this is my neighborhood. 01:18:01.790 --> 01:18:03.091 [SPEAKER_08]: Do you recognize these people? 01:18:03.451 --> 01:18:04.612 [SPEAKER_07]: I don't recognize these people. 01:18:04.712 --> 01:18:12.858 [SPEAKER_07]: I try to find what street they live on because it's got to be within a 10-minute drive at most because it's not a giant county. 01:18:13.138 --> 01:18:14.599 [SPEAKER_08]: And you've never seen this deer, either. 01:18:15.000 --> 01:18:15.480 [SPEAKER_07]: No, no, no. 01:18:15.800 --> 01:18:18.022 [SPEAKER_07]: OK. That is a different deer to me. 01:18:19.895 --> 01:18:20.135 [SPEAKER_08]: Mike. 01:18:20.215 --> 01:18:20.475 [SPEAKER_08]: Hi. 01:18:20.795 --> 01:18:21.435 [SPEAKER_08]: Hi. 01:18:22.496 --> 01:18:25.116 [SPEAKER_08]: There's a buck loose in a St. Augustine house. 01:18:25.136 --> 01:18:26.916 [SPEAKER_08]: This is very close to Josh's house. 01:18:27.416 --> 01:18:27.977 [SPEAKER_08]: Nice house. 01:18:28.197 --> 01:18:28.737 [SPEAKER_08]: It's beautiful. 01:18:29.677 --> 01:18:31.877 [SPEAKER_08]: But I'd be worried because a buck can cause damage. 01:18:33.418 --> 01:18:34.258 [SPEAKER_09]: And it can hurt you. 01:18:34.438 --> 01:18:35.138 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, absolutely. 01:18:35.838 --> 01:18:36.358 [SPEAKER_09]: Poor thing. 01:18:36.698 --> 01:18:36.938 [SPEAKER_09]: And they've. 01:18:40.259 --> 01:18:41.199 [SPEAKER_08]: So he's like in a room. 01:18:41.259 --> 01:18:42.519 [SPEAKER_08]: So they're going to poke him out. 01:18:42.739 --> 01:18:44.840 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, they tried to rearrange the furniture to get him out. 01:18:47.136 --> 01:18:50.318 [SPEAKER_08]: That's the deer poker stick. 01:18:50.698 --> 01:18:52.739 [SPEAKER_07]: I think they just found that out by the pool. 01:18:52.919 --> 01:18:54.160 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go. 01:18:54.280 --> 01:18:55.420 [SPEAKER_07]: Santa, window or a door? 01:18:55.580 --> 01:18:56.301 [SPEAKER_07]: It's a door. 01:18:57.642 --> 01:18:58.382 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, here it comes. 01:18:59.142 --> 01:19:00.483 [SPEAKER_07]: But here's the best part, Mike. 01:19:00.563 --> 01:19:00.803 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah. 01:19:01.243 --> 01:19:02.144 [SPEAKER_07]: He's out of that house. 01:19:02.484 --> 01:19:03.124 [SPEAKER_08]: But now what? 01:19:06.828 --> 01:19:11.070 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh my god, the deer's terrified. 01:19:11.090 --> 01:19:12.111 [SPEAKER_09]: It's a big buck. 01:19:12.251 --> 01:19:14.232 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, he's out. 01:19:14.332 --> 01:19:15.052 [SPEAKER_08]: He's out. 01:19:15.532 --> 01:19:17.193 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, finally he's out of the building. 01:19:17.213 --> 01:19:18.434 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, dummy, I don't know. 01:19:18.694 --> 01:19:19.495 [SPEAKER_08]: Wait, he's coming. 01:19:19.755 --> 01:19:21.656 [SPEAKER_09]: Oh, he doesn't get back to the pool. 01:19:21.696 --> 01:19:23.777 [SPEAKER_09]: He's down the fence. 01:19:24.557 --> 01:19:25.798 [SPEAKER_09]: He went back in the pool again. 01:19:25.818 --> 01:19:26.859 [SPEAKER_07]: Yeah, of course. 01:19:27.079 --> 01:19:27.359 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah. 01:19:27.799 --> 01:19:28.039 [SPEAKER_09]: Nice. 01:19:28.059 --> 01:19:28.780 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank you. 01:19:32.428 --> 01:19:35.309 [SPEAKER_08]: Why did you just tour through the fence? 01:19:36.910 --> 01:19:37.771 [SPEAKER_08]: He's a florida deer. 01:19:37.791 --> 01:19:38.531 [SPEAKER_08]: He likes the pool. 01:19:38.911 --> 01:19:40.152 [SPEAKER_09]: It's not my profession. 01:19:42.653 --> 01:19:43.693 [SPEAKER_09]: That is amazing. 01:19:43.733 --> 01:19:44.474 [SPEAKER_09]: That really is. 01:19:45.034 --> 01:19:45.734 [SPEAKER_08]: Nobody was hurt. 01:19:45.774 --> 01:19:46.755 [SPEAKER_08]: The fence was destroyed. 01:19:46.935 --> 01:19:47.475 [SPEAKER_09]: Thank God. 01:19:47.855 --> 01:19:50.776 [SPEAKER_08]: If you go to Portland, I believe this is Portland, Oregon, Mike. 01:19:50.876 --> 01:19:52.457 [SPEAKER_08]: And you see someone riding a bicycle. 01:19:52.497 --> 01:19:53.638 [SPEAKER_08]: You may want to try this. 01:19:53.678 --> 01:19:56.199 [SPEAKER_08]: This is a new technique for riding a bicycle. 01:20:12.367 --> 01:20:14.488 [SPEAKER_08]: You normal pedals together that way. 01:20:15.149 --> 01:20:16.810 [SPEAKER_08]: I guess they're the entire right. 01:20:16.870 --> 01:20:19.571 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, but I mean that's normal It looks exhaust high. 01:20:19.951 --> 01:20:20.552 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, yeah. 01:20:20.932 --> 01:20:21.652 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, oh, that's true. 01:20:21.672 --> 01:20:22.693 [SPEAKER_08]: You'd have to sync them up. 01:20:22.813 --> 01:20:35.020 [SPEAKER_08]: So we have the flip one Yeah, very very exhausting if you're doing the bike riding thing there and Mike let us close with this AI I know people have their opinions of it, but I think if you use it for good purposes 01:20:35.840 --> 01:20:36.540 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a blessing. 01:20:36.820 --> 01:20:38.321 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe even from God Himself. 01:20:39.021 --> 01:20:41.262 [SPEAKER_08]: And this is good use of AI here. 01:20:42.382 --> 01:20:46.084 [SPEAKER_08]: If you ever watched the show a little house on the Prairie, I think you will enjoy this video. 01:20:46.104 --> 01:20:46.604 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, this is my poem. 01:20:46.624 --> 01:20:48.204 [SPEAKER_10]: Roses are red, violets are blue, no one likes you, Nelly. 01:20:48.224 --> 01:20:48.785 [SPEAKER_10]: Fuck you! 01:20:48.805 --> 01:20:58.748 [SPEAKER_10]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 01:21:00.486 --> 01:21:03.348 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, Mrs. Beetle, this Beetle is going to allow it. 01:21:03.468 --> 01:21:11.472 [SPEAKER_09]: It's like, that's good use of AIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR 01:21:24.038 --> 01:21:25.820 [SPEAKER_09]: Gross on a black stone. 01:21:25.920 --> 01:21:27.361 [SPEAKER_09]: The worst thing you've ever seen. 01:21:27.541 --> 01:21:28.822 [SPEAKER_09]: Sounds like a novel, doesn't it? 01:21:28.882 --> 01:21:29.823 [SPEAKER_09]: Yeah, really, really does. 01:21:29.843 --> 01:21:33.526 [SPEAKER_09]: We'll be back tomorrow with more fun and more thrills for Josh Sorok and Rob Spiewack. 01:21:33.786 --> 01:21:36.589 [SPEAKER_09]: This is my Comerra saying so long, everybody. 01:21:36.909 --> 01:21:37.689 [SPEAKER_09]: Love you, Pop. 01:21:38.330 --> 01:21:41.312 [SPEAKER_09]: Thanks for listening to another episode of The Michael Mary Show. 01:21:41.553 --> 01:21:47.157 [SPEAKER_09]: Please remember to click the Amazon link at tmospodcast.com before you shop online. 01:21:47.438 --> 01:21:50.560 [SPEAKER_09]: It means a lot and makes the world a better place. 01:21:50.680 --> 01:21:52.742 [SPEAKER_06]: Michael Mera, radio entertainment. 01:21:54.361 --> 01:21:59.704 [SPEAKER_11]: Fuck you, Damon, for being a self-centered, emotionally abusive little twat. 01:22:00.544 --> 01:22:01.265 [SPEAKER_02]: Ah, but you're tired. 01:22:01.885 --> 01:22:04.947 [SPEAKER_02]: I've been going over my retirement plans recently. 01:22:05.087 --> 01:22:06.568 [SPEAKER_11]: Why are you doing this Josh?