93X Half-Assed Morning Show - Robot Roundhouse

Episode Date: June 8, 2026

The very VISIBLE invisible man. Josh likes big bites and he cannot lie. Everything you wanna know about famous people playing real life superheroes. Originally aired June 8, 2026. See omnystudio....com/listener for privacy information.

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Starting point is 00:01:07 Plenty of that, sure. Fear. You question a lot of your choices. Stress. A little nervous. Gosh, what's going to get screwed up this week? Welcome, everyone. welcome wonderful people to the 93X half-ass morning show.
Starting point is 00:01:18 Did you have an outstanding weekend, Covey? Yeah, you know, of course, the highlight would be seeing Ashley yesterday. Thank you for coming to see me. Yeah, it was fun. Where did you have to go to see Ashley yesterday? Oh, it's miserable. You know how I hate going to Menards. Yeah, Menards sucks.
Starting point is 00:01:33 Oh, man, I hate Menards. And I'm killing myself that I didn't wear my Menard sweatshirt yesterday. As soon as I got there, I thought I'm an idiot. Oh, dude. I didn't even think about it. Maybe they would have thought I was too nerdy at Menards. They would have thought you were an employee. That's true.
Starting point is 00:01:46 I could easily tell them where things are if somebody asked me a question. Josh is helping a guy design his shed all of a sudden. They might have thought that you had malaria, seeing how it was near 90 degrees, and you're wearing a sweatshirt. Yeah, true. That is your style. It did get hot yesterday. Oh, I mean, I always consider a trip to Menard's kind of a special occasion. Yeah, if you're wondering, we got grass seed.
Starting point is 00:02:08 So I'll throw that out there. We got some top soil. Are you joking, right? right now? No. Because I've just recently thrown out multiple bags of top seal. How do you say it again? I've just recently thrown out multiple bags of topsoil and seed.
Starting point is 00:02:23 God, darn it. Because I pile it up every spring thinking I can fix all the dead spots and it goes nowhere. And I always have piles of it left over. It's laziness that required me to do it. You know, usually I'll move. We've got a trampoline, right? So I usually am moving around. So the grass doesn't get totally dis.
Starting point is 00:02:40 And I got too lazy last. I could have given you multiple bags of it. expired seed. Where are we going with this? So I got to see Ashley yesterday. Yeah, my husband kind of made me feel sad about it. I was like, yeah, Josh came and saw me and he was like, he probably just
Starting point is 00:02:56 wanted to go to Menards. And I was like, no, that's not true. And he said, did he get something at Menards? I was like, yeah. He was like, yeah, he just wanted to go to Menards. Well, here's one thing and you drove to the further Menards. Tell your husband to shut it. Yeah, I did. I told them and said, shut up. He wanted to see me and you know it. And the Menards you were at was in Burnsville, Ashley.
Starting point is 00:03:12 That's true friendship. If you're going to go to Burnsville to see somebody. I don't like to go any west of pilot knob and Egan. Oh, you're taking your life in your own hands there. No, no, no, no. Further south than Diffley, so yeah, I went for it. Yeah, I was there with a homestead meets. They were, they were selling people, people meets right out of a truck there. It was sweet. All right, here's the thing. I'd love to hear all the details about this. But first, I have to form, forge a complaint to the bosses. Just two, three days ago, I'm in the boss's office. And, I said, look, pal, I've been here for 30 years, gutting out this nonsense.
Starting point is 00:03:49 It's time you start handing me the Cush gigs. I want the Primo gigs around here. And then I find out Ashley's the one who goes to the Burnsville Menards and sells meat out of a truck. I thought that was going to, you know what I'm talking about? Wow, did that joke go nowhere? You didn't read the sarcasm there? I was just going to say, you got screwed me. I'm sorry, I was enraged for you.
Starting point is 00:04:13 I thought I was going to land these type of gigs. What, Ashley's the one who gets to go to Menards when it's 90 degrees and watch meat be sold out of the back of a truck. It was really nice out. Those guys were hopping. Getting a suntan. I'll tell you what, if you're looking for a business, open up a meat truck. Those guys were busy as heck.
Starting point is 00:04:31 Oh, my God, yeah. There were so many people. You guys had a good time. Oh, yeah, it was nice to see Ashley outside of work. Well, I suppose she's working. Thank you for. Well, Christ, I think I joined you last summer for a similar gig. Yes, the exact same thing.
Starting point is 00:04:43 But it wasn't in Menards. It was just a parking lot in the middle of nowhere's in Plymouth. Yeah, that was very random. There was a Chili's by there. I remember that. It was also very warm, and you were very pregnant. I was so pregnant. My wife and I stopped by to see you last year for a similar gig.
Starting point is 00:05:04 And wow, you were one tough pregnant lady on that day because it was wicked hot. So there you go. I was thinking about that last year's on the way to this year's. And I thought, oh, my God, thank God I'm not. Don't have an extra 40 pounds on me right now. Oh, it was so much, so much better, so much easier. You were just basically a ball of sweat with arms and legs and a massive belly last year. My ankles were swollen.
Starting point is 00:05:33 Yeah, you didn't family plan very well for someone that hates heat. I know. When you announced you were pregnant, I told my wife and she's like, what was she thinking? She hates heat. She's going to be super pregnant right in the middle of it. Dude, it sucked, but I made it through. Well, I'm happy you guys had a good time. Out there with the folks from where?
Starting point is 00:05:55 Homestead meats. Homestead meats. What did you bring home? Any carcass, Josh? You brought home some grass seed and some topsoil that you didn't need from Menards, but I didn't know I didn't eat. I should have checked with you. You're a soil guy.
Starting point is 00:06:07 You're a carnivore. Sure. I probably eat too much of it. I, 20, 20 ribbys for $40. Oh my God. What the hell. My math tells me that's $2 a ribai.
Starting point is 00:06:19 Look at you. Yep. Can I share you with the highlight, can I share with you, Josh, the highlight of my weekend. And it was a good weekend for me. Oh, yes, I have a question about that. There was this and there was that.
Starting point is 00:06:32 I spent some time watching some town baseball. But I think I'm going to save the bulk of that jibber-jabber for when Randy Shaver is on the air with us. He and I got involved with a town baseball party. That ought to be tomorrow as a reminder. I'm sorry? Yeah, it would have to be tomorrow. He's not on today.
Starting point is 00:06:49 Right. I'm aware of that. Randy's off today. So maybe we can save that conversation for later this week. I went out to the lake yesterday for a while, and that's always nice. But the highlight of my weekend. Well, first off, you had a question? Well, I was going to ask if you went to scary movie.
Starting point is 00:07:07 I know you mentioned you and a bunch of buddies were. thinking of doing that. Yeah, we didn't get around to it. That's too bad. But maybe this week. I hope. You're right. Me and some friends had been talking about
Starting point is 00:07:19 hitting the movie theater to see scary movie part, whatever it is. The highlight of my weekend, I think, was watching a video of a Chinese robot wearing a wig. I love this so much. You know, they're building these robots by the dozen out there in China.
Starting point is 00:07:39 and they can do incredible things. They can walk and dance and run and fight us, fight us to the death if they want to. The video that I watched, and it sounds like you guys watch it too, a little four-foot-tall robot. I can watch it a million times.
Starting point is 00:07:57 That hates children. Sorry, I just watched it again. A little four-foot-tall robot was entertaining a crowd. They build them small over there, the robots. They build them like three, four-foot-tall. So a big crowd had gathered to watch the robot and it was dancing and for no good reason it was wearing a wig. And normally that would be enough for me. But then the highlight of the video was when the robot upped and roundhouse kicked a little four-year-old kid.
Starting point is 00:08:29 Right in the guts. I bet that hurt. That poor kid. The kid went down. The robot showed zero remorse. He backs up. I was a mess. I watched that video, a good son.
Starting point is 00:08:40 seven or eight times in a row. That's up on our website? Yes, it is. I'm happy it's up on our website so everyone today can go home a winner after watching a robot just and it kicked the guts right out of this little, this tiny little kid who was, and he just, all the wind came out of it and the kid goes down. That's a cool move. The robot kind of looked affected by it too.
Starting point is 00:09:04 I mean, he didn't get out on skates. He looked a little wobbly afterwards. And he kind of stares the kid down. He does. Why'd you ruin my karate whole show here? He let that kid know who he was dealing with. And amongst many other wonderful things this weekend, that was the highlight for me.
Starting point is 00:09:22 And I'm very happy and proud to say that you can find it on 93X.com. That kid was so excited, too. Oh, he wanted to see the wig-wearing robot. Boom, mom, mom, look, it's the robot. Boom! I'll tell you, he could take a punch. The kid stood there for a little bit, And eventually he just, it gave in.
Starting point is 00:09:41 He couldn't handle it anymore. That robot cleaned that kid out. It would be cool to have a karate robot, though. Oh, absolutely. Especially one about the size of a second grader. And he's not afraid to beat up a second grade. Not afraid. Not afraid.
Starting point is 00:09:58 Was that the first shot in the robots taking over the human war battle? I'm sure there's been more. That shot was fired a long time ago. Yeah. A long time ago. Oh, my damn. Poor kid. So yeah, Randy Shaver's got the day off.
Starting point is 00:10:13 Lucky prick. And speaking of all that robot mumbo-jumbo, it just keeps it keeps a coming. Robot, this, artificial intelligence, that. It's daily now. On a similar level, speaking of that robot, on a similar level, you want to hear something concerning, frightening. China, again with the China. Here's something else they're building.
Starting point is 00:10:43 or something else they've worked on, and I guess the job is complete. You can now build an artificial intelligence, recreation of your ex-wife, husband, boyfriend, girlfriend. That doesn't seem like the healthiest thing to do. Nope, that does not sound good. You can build an AI version of your ex. They're calling it a breakup trend.
Starting point is 00:11:13 That's dangerous. This is going to lead to, I think, a lot of bloodshed. Yeah, I'm with you on that. Yeah, that is very concerning. A digital version of your former wife, husband, girlfriend, boyfriend, digital version. They upload old text messages, old pictures, and things like that.
Starting point is 00:11:44 It recreates your ex's personality. It recreates your ex's speech patterns. This is so not healthy for some folks. Your AI X will be able to share memories of when the two of you were together. Your AIX will relate to old stories that you tell about the two of them. It'll be just like he or she's sitting right there with you, with you, with you. This doesn't seem like it should be legal. No, it shouldn't be.
Starting point is 00:12:19 Having your likeness made into some sort of A-I-F doll. Exactly. The people who are creating this, the people who have created this, say it's meant for personal reflection and emotional healing. Oh. I don't know about that. They say, we're not building it so folks can obsess and stalk and harass their ex. It's a healing thing. It's not going to work that.
Starting point is 00:12:47 way. Yeah, that's really disturbing. Disturbing, but at the same time, kind of funny. Yes. Yeah, I'm glad that's not here. They can figure it out in China first. We'll see how it goes. Well, some people who have used, who have, I guess, purchased everything you need to create an artificial intelligence recreation of their ex. Everyone, I should say not everyone.
Starting point is 00:13:19 Some have said it actually helped them move on. I just don't believe that. Those are the ones hiding the most. Yeah. Mohawk mechanic, Jesus said if he were to have some of his exes, you know, done like this, it would be called artificial unintelligence. Oh. Sure.
Starting point is 00:13:39 Yeah, it helped me move on. I'm good now. I'm good. What do you mean? You don't think I'm good? Look at me. I'm good. Yeah, you're right.
Starting point is 00:13:46 Uncle Puck, Big. Jesus. Sounds more like a stalker trainer. Yeah. Yeah. That's the ground. floor for stalker training. Yeah, one individual out there in China said it helped him move on.
Starting point is 00:14:01 He said, I was finally able to say everything I'd been hesitant to say, and it made me feel better as he's sharpening a blade or something. Yokey dokey. Oh, no. We got to put a lid on this, Josh, at one point or another, or it's just going to be the end of mankind. AI in general or technology? All of it.
Starting point is 00:14:22 Yeah, all of it. Robots kicking the piss out of kids. Yeah, we should probably just shut it down. Let's save that one. Let's save that robot. He gave us too much fun, right? He kicked that kid right in the guts. Other than that robot, let's wipe all this stuff away.
Starting point is 00:14:35 It was a bad call. So there you go. Yeah. What does this guy say on the text machine? It's an AI voodoo doll. Yeah. That's exactly what it is, right? You're going to tell the person off or they're going to say,
Starting point is 00:14:55 and do things that the real person would never do? Mm-hmm. I wouldn't find that flattering at all. Would you guys in any way? No. I kind of would. Would you really? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:15:07 Oh, I don't know, man. That would just be frightening more than anything. I'm not worth continuing to date, much less have me digitally stored forever afterwards. I would be really, really scared. I don't think I'd be flattered by that. I would be weirded out by that. Fat Moose Jesus wants to know of creating the... AI girlfriend requires wearing a bra on your head.
Starting point is 00:15:31 You know, I made that reference to my wife over the weekend, and she had no idea what I was talking about. She's seen all those 80s movies, but she missed weird science. She doesn't know what the hell she's talking about. That's what I told her. You don't have, because I said, if I was going to create the perfect woman, I'd put a bra on my head, and she'd be you. You and your friend, Gary or Wyatt, whichever you choose.
Starting point is 00:15:50 She had no, she said, what are you talking about? You told her, wait a minute, let's go back to this statement now, because this statement troubles me. If you were to recreate the perfect woman, you would put a bra on your head and you create her. Yeah, on a computer, I told her. And she had no idea what I was talking. She thought I was insane.
Starting point is 00:16:07 That's what Gary and Wyatt did one weekend out there in a Shermer, Illinois, if I'm not mistaken. Went to hell on them, didn't it? I did. Well, a little bit. Here's you pick him up, you dropped him, Jesus, texting in about the artificial intelligence, recreation of exes.
Starting point is 00:16:28 It's happening in China. People are paying for this. They recreate their exes and then have a very unhealthy conversation. You picked them up, you dropped them. Jesus says, oh, yeah, okay. He says, now my high school buddy can finally go
Starting point is 00:16:42 sort things out from that girl that he went on one date with in high school. Yeah. I got a buddy who, I mean, at least, you know, 10 years ago. We were 44, 45 years old. A buddy brought up a gal he took out one night in high school.
Starting point is 00:17:05 He asked me, what do you think happened there? And I was maybe the most frightened I've ever been in a room with one of my friends. Did it take a while for you even to remember who he was talking about? Yeah, yeah. Took a little while. Maybe it would be healthy for my old high school buddy to finally sort things out with that gal that dumped him after one night in 1989, yeah, maybe.
Starting point is 00:17:27 I drive a Hyundai but ride your dad Jesus said, if my ex makes a robot of me, I hope it's a bitch just like me. Recreate it perfectly. Oh, so there you go. What else is going on around here? It's Monday.
Starting point is 00:17:44 You guys had a good weekend. Yeah, I want to, I can't wait for you to watch scary movie if you guys end up going out there. Oh, so you asked because you have watched it. No, no, no, I just want your opinion. I know you like those movies. After the person was killed by an erect penis,
Starting point is 00:18:00 I decided I'm not going to continue the franchise here. I don't think I ever watched that scene. The second one, it was very close to the beginning in the second scary movie. Okay, okay. Yeah, I don't know. Maybe it was just a liquor talking, but I certainly liked the idea of going out with my bros for one night.
Starting point is 00:18:19 And I still love the theater experience. I still love going out. to see a movie at the, you know, the local movie house. By God, I think the last time we all got together and went and saw a movie together, that was a lot of together's in there. The last time we all went out and saw a movie together, you know, just your bros, I'm going to go ahead and say it was probably Terminator 2. Dang.
Starting point is 00:18:53 The last time we just did it. Wow. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I guess I don't remember the last time I went with a whole bunch of friends either. Just dude. I'm talking just dudes. Right, I understand.
Starting point is 00:19:02 Yeah, I guess it's been a while. Well, no, maybe a couple of years. Me and my girlfriends went to that Barbie movie when that came out. So that hasn't been too long. I'm going to say Terminator 2. It was either Terminator 2 or even further along than that. Maybe Roadhouse. Roadhouse.
Starting point is 00:19:19 Was the last time we did just a bros movie theater type of a vibe? You know the, I think it might have been airheads, like the year after I graduated high school. with a bunch of buddies. Otherwise would just be like girlfriends, my wife, my kids. The last movie I saw in theaters would be the new top gun, or newer top gun, I guess. Boy, when Terminator 2 came out, I mean, we went to the theater at something like 9 or 10 o'clock in the morning
Starting point is 00:19:52 to make sure we got tickets for the grand opening, the grand premiere, whatever they call it in the business. we went to go, you know, eight, ten hours early, bought our tickets. That's how big of a deal that movie was. And I remember we walked in and we sat in the very, very first row. So it was, this is the body position we were in watching the movie. It was just pretty much staring straight up into the air. But it was pretty cool.
Starting point is 00:20:24 And that was, for its time, that was a, you know, incredible. special effects and all that for its time. So it was kind of a big deal. I'll still watch that if that's on. Oh, absolutely. That's a, yeah, that's all timer right there. It was the first R-rated movie I ever saw. Is that right? We rented it for Main Avenue on Cliff Road. My dad said, I go, but dad, this one's rated R.
Starting point is 00:20:44 He goes, we'll tell your mom, it's PG-13. Took her about six minutes to realize we were lying. Oh, she even went. Yeah. Ah, got you. She's like, what did you guys bring home? We're like Terminator 2. It's rated PG-13. She goes, oh, okay, as long as this PG-13 puts it in, all of a sudden, you know,
Starting point is 00:20:58 the Terminator's beating up and shooting dudes in the bar. And she goes, there's no chances. This is PG-13. They're loosening up these ratings. First R-rated movie. How old of a kid were you? Probably about 10, 9-10. I think mine was stripes.
Starting point is 00:21:12 I have no idea what mine is. Jesus, yeah, I wouldn't be able to tell you. We didn't have a lot of parameters like that. Sure. So, I mean, I could take a guess. You guys didn't have parental advisories on your albums. No, we didn't. folks didn't care really what we watch.
Starting point is 00:21:30 So it was probably something like the Blues Brothers Slapshot. I mean, but it could have been something even more obscure than that. I do remember the language in the movie Slapshot got my mother to turn around at one point of another and say, okay, what is this? You know, that's kind of a cool story, though. Pretty cool movie for your first ever. Oh, absolutely. I'm proud of that. There you go.
Starting point is 00:21:55 All right. So there you go. Oh, now we got people texting in on the first. this and that. Jaws 3D. I never saw that. I never went past the first one. Metal grinding, deburring Jesus
Starting point is 00:22:11 as the first R-rated movie he ever saw was Jaws in 3D. That sounds awesome. I remember the gimmick, but at that point I had kind of tuned out of the Jaws series. Caddyshack. That's a good note. Another good one. Yeah, Caddyshack is a first for a lot of people, I think. I guess I never even knew that was rated R.
Starting point is 00:22:37 Yeah, yeah, yeah. They got rated R stuff in there, Cubby. I had a version of three amigos that on the back of the VHS tape said it was rated R. You had all the filth over at your house. Oh, I know. Yeah, and my wife was, I said, you know, we were looking for something to watch. I'm like, I, we probably shouldn't show that to the kids because it's rated R. And she said, what are you talking about?
Starting point is 00:22:59 I'm like, well, look, it says rated R. She had a version that was PG-13. There was a version of the three amigos that was rated R? Well, I should be specific and just say the box said it was rated R. So it was the same movie. So I got to look that up and see what it really is. Maybe there was interviews with Steve Martin, Chevy, Chase, and Martin Short where they were swearing? No, it was just the movie.
Starting point is 00:23:22 Well, I would love to find out what they included in this version of the three amigos that would make it rated R. Okay, now this says it's PG when I Google it. There's no way there was ever a version of the Three Amigos that was rated R. Yeah, and again, it wasn't a version. It was the regular movie, but the box said it was rated R. So it must have been a misprint. Oh, the box said. Yes.
Starting point is 00:23:44 I thought you were saying the box set like there were extra seeds. Oh, no, the box said. Oh, well, then it must have been a misprint. Yeah, it was a misprint. It's a frigging kid's movie for them. That's why I was shocked. I'm like, wait a minute. I must be misremembering this movie entirely.
Starting point is 00:23:56 I'm a big El Guapo fan. You know, I think that people just had them wrong. I am. I'm a big fan of El Guapo. From dusk till dawn was one of our listeners' very first rated R movies. Oh, man, that movie affected. Lots of fun. What affected you?
Starting point is 00:24:13 The violence or the Selma Hayek? The violence. Did you close your eyes during the Selma Hayek dance scene? No, no, I saw it. How about when Cheech is out front telling people to come into that establishment? We got this, we got this, we got that. He was telling folks the feature. Yeah, I don't think we can even play it bleeped out.
Starting point is 00:24:36 Ooh, Christine. The Killer Car movie, which was originally a Stephen King book. Anybody, Christine? I haven't seen it, no. Pretty dumb now when you watch it, but when I was a kid, I thought it was pretty cool. A killer car?
Starting point is 00:24:53 Come on. I guess I could see the appeal. Was it maximum overdrive for The Killer Semi? One of the worst movies ever made. but I love it. Me too. Maximum Overdrive. The entire soundtrack was played by what band?
Starting point is 00:25:09 Megadeth. No. I couldn't tell you that. 651-9-893-93-93. What rock and roll band created every lick of the soundtrack for the movie Maximum Overdrive? Was it like ACD? It was ACD. I'm going to say, was that 86?
Starting point is 00:25:26 I'm going to say 86. Emilio Estevez. Yeah, because I think I was in sixth grade when that came out. Also, wait a minute. Was that also Stephen King? Yeah, it's a Stephen King. So he had, that's what made me think about it. He had a thing for killer automobiles.
Starting point is 00:25:39 Yeah. I was thinking of Shocker where they had some mega death in there. I liked that sound show. Shocker. God, I forgot all about that. 89, I think. And they had, yeah, a bunch of rock bands in there. Terrible, wasn't it?
Starting point is 00:25:52 Wasn't that just terrible? At the time I liked it. Was it a dude, like a killer on the loose who would electrify people? He would electrocute them. Well, he died, you know, supposedly he was being electrocuted. He died in the electric chair. Yeah. But he ends up coming alive, like through the power line.
Starting point is 00:26:06 What? Some of those were so bad. Show girls. Oh, another good one. I like that one. Man, getting a copy of that was like the Holy Grail when I was in middle school. We saw that in theaters. Did you really?
Starting point is 00:26:21 My friend's ultra-conservative parents dropped this off. They had no idea what was going on in the movie. Man, that was NC-17, too. Yeah, that's why we wanted to go. Yeah. Oh, I mean, for me, growing up on Saved by the Bell, the thought I'd seen Jesse Spanel naked was just too much for my little brain to handle. Word.
Starting point is 00:26:41 But what were you thinking the entire time? This movie's pretty bad. What else were you thinking? Specifically on The Naked Lady, the main character, Naked Lady. What were you thinking? As a fan of Saved by the Bell, you must have been thinking. I don't know. I don't know what you're leading me towards.
Starting point is 00:26:56 It's too, I think it's too easy to answer. Sometimes you don't think about the easy stuff. The entire time you wished it would have been. Oh, Kelly Kapowski, for sure. Yeah, Tiffany Ambertheson, without a doubt. How come this didn't, how come this wasn't Tiffany Amberthes? How come she didn't fall that far to the point that she's doing an NC-17 stripper movie? Why do you have to have your life together, Tiffany Ambertheson?
Starting point is 00:27:21 I'm just a horny teenager here. Barb wire. Another good one. It is? Well, it's a horrible movie, but it was your first opportunity to see Pamela Anderson naked. You jump on that. What? She wasn't like in Playboy?
Starting point is 00:27:34 Well, not in a movie. Yeah, right, right. She was naked all over Playboy magazine, but I think that may have been the first time she appeared in a movie. And I don't even, does she get naked in that movie? Yeah. I don't remember. Takes about 30 seconds.
Starting point is 00:27:46 Okay. So, yeah, first time to see her in a motion picture, as far as I know, unless I'm forgetting something. That's fun. There you go. Outside of the new, I'm trying to think of any other movies I've seen her in. I mean, the new naked gun. Yeah, I have to look up some of the movies she's been in.
Starting point is 00:28:03 Yeah, I'm not that educated on Pam Anderson's movie career. Strip T's, Carrie, Exorcist. Now, that's a hell of a first R-rated movie. That'll stick with you. Unless you were 30 or something, I don't know. I mean, I'm picturing your first R-rated movie, you're usually a little kid. The Exorcist? Jesus.
Starting point is 00:28:24 That's a big jump. Did you get to sleep at all? In the days following such a thing? You're a terrific crowd. We've got to take a break. It's Monday, and we appreciate you hanging out with us. We'll return with the stupid news here in a few minutes on the half-ass morning show. Ah, air conditioning, the love of my life.
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Starting point is 00:30:12 It's just like a boy's scrap. Full Sent Golf. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. Stupid news on the half-assed morning show. Welcome back to the show. That's about right. I've been working on trying to make my voice sound a little more bassy and intimidating. I've got to try that.
Starting point is 00:30:37 How do you do that? Come on back to the show real quick for the stupid news report. It'll be coming up in a minute or two here on the half end. Is it working for you? Yeah, I like it. You kind of got to tuck your chin into your neck. I've been working on making my voice sound a little. I'll get back to you on this.
Starting point is 00:30:55 What were we talking about earlier, R-rated movies? We were talking about our first R-rated movie. Here's a listener who texted in, and he and I must have the same garbage television channels at home. Because this listener says my first R-rated movie was Starship Troopers when I was a little kid, and it made me cry. It was so scary. It made him cry. But he says, I watched it again on Saturday, and I couldn't stop laughing. Yeah, I was older when I saw it, and I was laughing at that. But I found it interesting.
Starting point is 00:31:25 Well, not only he's had an interesting text. Yeah, you're a little kid. You thought it was scary. now you're a grown person and it doesn't affect you at all. We must have the same friggin television setup because I also watched a little bit of that on Saturday. Was it Netflix? It's on Netflix. No, it was just...
Starting point is 00:31:41 Just your regular cable? Flipping around the television channels. Yeah, Starship... How do you say it? Starship Troopers? And Josh had an interesting story for us earlier talking about R-rated movies and our first ventures into that realm. Josh said he had a copy of
Starting point is 00:31:58 the Three Amigos. 86? He had a copy of the Three Amigos starring Chevy Chase, who didn't need to be there. Because Steve Martin and Martin Short are the two real stars of the three. Chewby Chase was so overrated. But anyway, so Josh said he had a copy of
Starting point is 00:32:17 the Three Amigos, and for whatever reason, the VHS package labeled the movie as an R-rated movie, which is, of course, silly. There was nothing are rated about the three amigos. Very enjoyable, but nothing are rated in there. A listener has an idea as to what happened, Josh. You didn't have a copy of the Three Amigos.
Starting point is 00:32:39 You had a copy of a movie called The Threesome Amigos. I'd watch that. Absolutely. Tell me who you'd want to star in it. Would it be the same stars? Same three. Still Steve Martin, Martin Short and Chevy Chase. Oh, God, help us.
Starting point is 00:32:55 Jesus, gross. That'd be so bad. The threesome amigas. Maybe we could tweak the... Now Ashley's interested. Yeah. Yeah. You dig that.
Starting point is 00:33:07 Who would we throw... Definitely over the Martin Short situation. Well, who would you toss into the mix then for the movie called the threesome amigas? Does it have to be like real? Well, okay, Angela White should be in there. She's an adult film star, Josh. Because she can help anybody else that isn't a pro. Oh, sure.
Starting point is 00:33:25 What do you mean by that? Like, not like a professional porn star. No, I know that, but what do you mean by help? Like, show them what to do. She has all the experience of the world. She's been there, done that. I thought you meant like she's one of those, like where they kind of encourage people. Now, you do this, you do that in her movies or something.
Starting point is 00:33:43 Oh, I'm sure she has some like that. Gotcha. She knows all the moves that you want to make in an all-girl love-making session. Yes, Angela White is the first of the three amegas. This is hard, actually. There's so many options. I'll go with if you're having trouble
Starting point is 00:34:04 I'll go with the red-haired gal again Lindsay Lohan That's a good one Another red-haired gal Let's go with Mary Lou Henner And And then Martin short
Starting point is 00:34:24 You're going to put him in there? Yeah He's just there to watch I think I'd have to go on you, Taylor Joy, Santina Morella. Oh, yeah. And Nick's sister. Three people have never been to my kitchen. Nor mine.
Starting point is 00:34:41 All right. One of the things that our stupid news report will teach you is that there are some faraway places here on Earth that believe in some truly ridiculous things. The kinds of things I remember seeing on the Scooby-Doo show back when I was a friggin' six-year-old. For instance, this dude out in a place called Thailand and his invisibility spell,
Starting point is 00:35:10 he has a catchy little chant that he cuts loose with. He hollers out this chant, and he believes that the words will cast a spell on the rest of us, and it will make him smooth disappear. Boy, I bet you could talk this guy into anything. Probably. He has an invisibility chant that he believes in. The stupid bastard, he got himself beaten and arrested by local law enforcement a few days ago.
Starting point is 00:35:48 He was a robin a Buddhist temple, don't you know? The dude thought he was invisible during the robbery because he had dumped out that silly, now you see me, now you don't, nonsense. Oh, so he's just like willy-nilly doing whatever. Yes. Oh, my God. Yeah. That's hilarious.
Starting point is 00:36:10 It's like when little kids cover their eyes and think they're invisible. Yeah. I still do that to my son when he wants something from me. That's a nice bit. Where'd you go, Dad? No, we're not going to Wingstop. Leave you alone. Boy, you're not kidding.
Starting point is 00:36:23 Nothing against Wingstop. How much do you need Wingstop? I need it daily. So good. Dude thought he was invisible. Because of his spell, somehow it didn't work. And this robber guy was just out there, de-swinging, and completely visible. The cops took to beating his ass something terrible for what he had done.
Starting point is 00:36:49 Now, I'm not sure if this was part of how the dude casts his spell. But the police say that when they walked up on him, he had a white t-shirt wrapped around his face. the local Thai cops think that Captain visible here was after the little donation boxes they have at the Buddhist Temple joint. They think he was looking to snatch a little beer money out the donation boxes. You know those characters over there at the temple. They don't use money. They have just the most meek living conditions. imaginable, but they do have donation boxes there
Starting point is 00:37:35 where you can stop by, throw them a few bucks. Now, the invisibility guy, he's up against a couple of criminal charges. Like, what do they have here, Cubby? Criminal damage, concealing identity while committing an offense. And a couple more charges, which I found interesting, one is called nighttime theft,
Starting point is 00:37:58 which is interesting to me. What the hell difference is? one time of day. Is it more severe charge if you do a pass sundown? Yes. One of the charges is nighttime theft. Another is trespassing at night.
Starting point is 00:38:11 Maybe the cops are just like, hey man, we want to get some rest. We got to go out there. Kind of like a contractor that might not want to work in a certain city. They throw on a couple extra bucks to make it worth their while. Nighttime theft.
Starting point is 00:38:25 Mm-hmm. But he had this Al-a-Kazam type of a little chant that's in his mind he thought he's invisible from here on out until he breaks the spell himself he has ability to break out of the spell and you can see him again. Didn't work. You know the threat of punishment
Starting point is 00:38:45 hopefully changes some people's behavior that I don't want to get in trouble so I'm gonna, you can get in that much trouble for this or that I'm not gonna do that. Do you think there's anybody that's like I'm gonna save my crimes before dusk because I don't want to get in nighttime theft trouble? I think you're probably correct.
Starting point is 00:39:02 I think there's a few who likely think that way. Not every shady criminal plan has to be perfect. Sometimes a low-life bag of dicks just straight up gets lucky and gets away with it. This year's story comes straight out of San Francisco. By damn. I got a buddy lives out that way. This is just dumb as balls on a couple different levels. Number one, an idiot thief.
Starting point is 00:39:37 He hired one of those robot self-driving cars to be his getaway driver. What do they call it? Cubby, a Waymo? Waymo, yeah. A Waymo. I see him around here quite often. They're testing him here. How do you identify them? Oh, I don't know if I've seen one.
Starting point is 00:39:53 It's got like these fan-looking things all over it. Those skinny things, yeah. Oh, I guess I've never seen one then. You definitely would notice. It's a skinny vehicle. Did someone just say that? He said spinny. Oh, Spinney.
Starting point is 00:40:05 Yeah. It has some type of fan. Okay. I'm sure they're not fans. I don't know what it is. But something's spinning around. You definitely would notice it. Never saw it.
Starting point is 00:40:14 They stand out. They're over here. I mean, maybe on the St. Paul side, because we go out different ways. But I see them. Oh, I don't go to St. Paul anymore ever since the. Oh, I know. You didn't even have to see the incident. The incident.
Starting point is 00:40:26 Okay. Once a week. I'll keep an eye out for them. I've yet to see the Waymo. So here's a guy. again, he hired a robot self-driving Waymo car to be his getaway. Instead of making plans to drive his own ass away from the scene of the crime, instead of asking his, I don't know, his best side piece or his top drinking buddy to be the getaway driver of a real car,
Starting point is 00:40:53 he scheduled himself a Waymo robot transformer self-driving vehicle to get him the F out of there once he committed his crime and it's a bad one the crime itself it's ugly dude kicked his way into what they call here a hot yoga studio and apparently he don't he went ahead and stole piles and piles of men's yoga gear and active wear i guess that's not cheap yeah i was going to say i guess that stuff is usually expensive and usually if it's at uh like a place like that it's even more expensive at the scene of The crime, the new cop on the force was in the corner, puking his guts out. It was a gnarly crime scene. He stole all of the yoga gear, men's yoga gear and active wear that he could get his hands on.
Starting point is 00:41:44 Now, part two of what makes this silly men's yoga pants robbery so insanely dumb, other than what we've already covered, is the fact that those GoBot Terminator self-driving Waymo ghost cars, they are supposedly covered in cameras. Every inch of the damn thing has a can. But somehow, the police still can't find Joe Yoga. He's been on the run now for six months. And by the way, I'm sure he's looking absolutely terrific while on the run. You know Joe Yoga is dressed head to toe in all that latest men's active wear. Got to look sharp if you're on the run. Yep. The cops say that Joe Yoga booked the Waymobile with fake personal information and or a burner phone, and the video footage from the vehicle didn't do dick to help him identify the guy.
Starting point is 00:42:47 F me running. That is weird. I mean, that's what I was thinking, too, like there's cameras all over. They have a record of where you're going. He got lucky, I guess. Like I explained at the beginning of the story, sometimes you just get lucky. the cameras might not have been working that evening or the definition on the I mean we we have cameras in this building um watching our every move but if the cameras if the security cameras in
Starting point is 00:43:18 this building hold true with the rest of the equipment I guess I wouldn't hold my breath that they're they're actively working they're not they're not working I'm going to go no yeah and you you might remember when the Xbox 360 one of the Xboxes first came out or maybe there's a play I can't remember. Big deal. They're either Sony or Microsoft said, hey, we're going to let you use this machine overnight. Talk about it on the radio. See what you think.
Starting point is 00:43:43 They dropped it off that evening the next day. Both the Xbox and the television attached to it were stolen. And so I talked to the engineer at the time. We got cameras all over the place. He said, yeah, none of them work. That story pisses me off every time. I remember that very well. Again, like Josh, I don't recall which video game machine.
Starting point is 00:44:03 it was, but it was brand new and maybe Best Buy or somebody donated one to the radio station so we could hype it up. And I don't think it lasted 12 hours. Oh, no, not at all. They put it in a locked room. And the next day, they're like, why aren't you guys messing with this thing? They said, because we did use it on air one morning. We got a new one.
Starting point is 00:44:29 Yeah, it was they put it in overnight. We never got a chance to you. Yeah, they brought in another one, but we never got a chance to use it. So the original one was stolen before we could use it, then they gave us another one. Yeah. Oh. That was pretty embarrassing. Didn't last 12 hours.
Starting point is 00:44:44 That is bare embarrassing. Can you imagine having to tell Microsoft, like, hey, here's what happened. And it's a pretty big deal to get one of those ahead of the release date, too. Oh, my God, yeah. Oh, we were all excited. Yeah, I bet. Well, what was the deal? One of the weirder things that ever happened in this building.
Starting point is 00:45:00 somebody gave us a video game machine and it was the debut of that game where I could be a singer you could be the rock band rock band yeah we were the first ones to get to play rock band and we had it out in the lobby do you remember this Josh so we sat down
Starting point is 00:45:21 and we were excited to play it this is after the show was over you know we hyped it up on the air and after the show was over we decided to sit down and play it and I grabbed the microphone to be the singer You sat down with the guitar, and we played something by the Rolling Stones. And next thing you know, the entire office building crowded around and watched us like we were a legit band. Like we were real musicians. Don't do that.
Starting point is 00:45:44 Get away from me. No, it was fun. Really? I don't like that. People used to work here. So it was packed. Everybody came over to watch this game. It was so weird.
Starting point is 00:45:51 What are you? I sat on the mic. What are you people doing here? We're just trying to play the video game. And the drums were fun for that. I was over there going goodbye. Ruby to and here comes the whole another harrowing crime in California
Starting point is 00:46:07 in the middle of the night, two of those typical derelict types broke smooth into a store called Ultra. Now, is that the kind of joint where you might buy a bucket of mascara or some lip gloss? Alta. Alta, yeah. Ultra? It's a makeup store.
Starting point is 00:46:22 Alta. Yep. Oh, it's Ulta. Yeah, yeah, yep, yep. I have a credit card to that place. It's very dangerous to suggest. You get your makeup, you get your lipstick. Yeah. All right.
Starting point is 00:46:34 The women in my life love that store. Absolutely love it. I wish I could live there. That's one where I just sit in the truck and let them do their thing. Yeah, you don't need to come in. No, I don't want to go in. I hate when I've had in the past, like, boyfriends come in. Get away from me.
Starting point is 00:46:49 I'm trying to focus. Same thing with Sephora. I will never set foot in that place. It scares me. It should. That's my design. We want to keep people like you out, Dana. Yes.
Starting point is 00:46:58 Much like most little girls. I got my ears pierced at Clare's. Same, Josh. The one in Egan. So did I, guys. Look at us. Let's go get them repierced, Josh. I'm an idiot.
Starting point is 00:47:10 All right, so back to all the expensive items that have been snatched away from this building. Someone wants to hear, again, Josh, about our sex doll. Oh, that is a painful memory. Probably cost us. I don't know. At the time, this was the early days of real-life sex doll. Now, my goodness, they're everywhere's, but this was the ground floor. When they first cut loose with these real-life sex dolls, we ordered one.
Starting point is 00:47:40 I think we spent around two grand. And we picked out every aspect of her. Yep, we were going to Eiffel Tower this damn rubber doll. We made rules about sex. We got to use it on what nights. Who got to use what half? When we were going to double up on it, we had all kinds of dreams and plans. Cleaning schedules.
Starting point is 00:47:59 We gave her a name, which I can't recall now. Shaquelia. She was stacked, especially in the back. Yep. And the doll was delivered here to the building. We never were able to make a run at it before someone stole it and banged it into oblivion, I'm sure. Someone stole it. We never got to know.
Starting point is 00:48:22 How do you get away with a sex doll? We never got a ransom note. We never got Jack Squat. Shaquelia became someone else's F-Rag. and it's heartbreaking. That's so sad. Oh, maybe it was Joanna Kim. Maybe Shaquilio was the Towsley.
Starting point is 00:48:39 That's correct. Yeah, that's right. Thank you. Progressing Energy. Jesus. Joana Kim was the sex doll. Shequila was the Towsley Motorsports mannequin. Right.
Starting point is 00:48:50 Oh, man. We lost track of these inanimate to fake objects that we have given names to and lost it after. You guys made so much fun of me when I talked about how hot the mannequins were at Towsley. And then you saw him. You were right. And then they, do you remember,
Starting point is 00:49:06 they bought a bunch of sisters for her? Because Chiquelia became so popular at Towsley that they bought some sisters that modeled some clothes. Towsley even put a 93x t-shirt on Chiquelia. It was barely on her. It was hanging. She showed a lot of rack.
Starting point is 00:49:23 Where am I going with this? Okay, so a couple of puk bags broke into an Ulta store. I think both of them were young ladies. They were wearing all black clothing and face paint. Face paint, kind of like what you see in the war movies where the soldiers darken their eyes with a camouflage stick kind of a thing. That's a cool look.
Starting point is 00:49:44 That's the look that they had. The police found them, the police found them, how do I say this? Caught them in the act, not found them, but caught them in the act. There was a brief foot chase, but they were snatched up pretty quickly. They were found hiding behind a beer hall called BJ's Restaurant and Brew House. I bet they sell some hilarious hats and tank tops over there at BJ's Brew House. Definitely.
Starting point is 00:50:08 But that doesn't matter. Anyways, the pictures of these two gals, these run-of-the-mill idiot criminal gals, the pictures of the two of them after they were cuffed by the cops is the reason why they've become a thing. If you see the pictures, you'll notice that the two of them, took that camo stick and they painted hilarious fake mustaches on their faces before they set out on their caper. I don't know if that was just the two of them showing their sense of humor or if they were hoping to disguise themselves as men or what, but they look stupid. They look ridiculous. I thought it was pretty funny.
Starting point is 00:50:46 How silly would you feel? Very much. Two gals running around in 20 and 26, Josh, looking like groucho marks for cripes sake. I liked it. Are those pictures up on our website? No, they're not. Website. They might have been.
Starting point is 00:51:04 I can send them again. Okay. Might be something you got to push up. Okay. Give you some of the push-up. Is it your penis? Yeah, I knew it. Joanna Kim's dad was a war hero.
Starting point is 00:51:17 I looked her up afterwards to try and find her. I don't know if you knew this. She was one of those military brats. You know, they bounced around from time to time. That was her background. Yeah. And she was kidnapped. Someone kidnapped the daughter of a war hero.
Starting point is 00:51:34 That's an act of treason. And it was after dark, I think, so we're going to add some crimes on to that. It just, it makes me sick to think what they did to her. Ugh. Me too. That was, we spent. I worry about sex-dall trafficking. Personally, I'm worried she was trafficked in someone.
Starting point is 00:51:56 Oh. We paid for the right to do those things to her. Not this kidnapper, bastard. We made her. Do you think she's still alive? Do you think she's still around? I think so. She's in pieces, isn't she?
Starting point is 00:52:07 Yeah. Oh, you know, we love our house pets. Moving on here in the Stupid News report, we do love our house pets. You bet we do, we do, you bet. But I'm sure everybody knows one or two of these. One of those people where the love they have for their pet reaches a level that comes off a little.
Starting point is 00:52:31 a little unhealthy. Sometimes it goes beyond unhealthy to full-on, four-alarm insane. Here's a gal by damn Claire. She's a makeup artist. Speaking of Ulta, she's a makeup. That's how she makes her living. Well, F-Me running her damn dog
Starting point is 00:52:59 Upton died on her. Her beloved dog by the name of Patch cute name Patch lived a good 20 years before we rolled over and died
Starting point is 00:53:10 Wow that's a really good run but Claire she wasn't ready to let him go just yet girl that's enough time
Starting point is 00:53:20 so so being a makeup artist she knows how to do this and that she took what was left of old patchy patch she took his ashes. And she mixed the ashes in with her
Starting point is 00:53:37 eyeliner. And then she put on that eyeliner on her face so Patch could see the world after death. She wanted Patch to see the world through
Starting point is 00:53:53 her eyes. It's pretty gross, lady. Yeah, I don't like her. Also, yeah, like She had a lot of time. It's fine. Not many people get 20 years of the dog.
Starting point is 00:54:10 But this wasn't just regular eyeliner. This was something different. Something called permanent eyeliner? Apparently it's like a tattoo. Yeah. So patches, his remains, are now tattooed onto Claire's face until the end of time. That's pretty stupid. Oh, wait a minute.
Starting point is 00:54:39 Now the story tells me that the eyeliner tattoo isn't permanent, but it will stay on her face for a few years. Okay, it will stay on her face for a few years. And when Claire eventually needs a touch-up, she just needs to scoop up more of Patch's ashes out the bucket lying next to her bed. She said this, this is Claire talking. She said, Patches is going to be there.
Starting point is 00:55:10 Patches is going to be on my face for a very, very long, giant. Come play with us, Patches. Come play with us forever and ever. And ever. Yeah, in the movie, she's going to take on the traits of a craze dead dog. Yep. 100% dude. I never thought of that.
Starting point is 00:55:45 Like she'll be able to see better in the dark. It'll start that way, right? And eventually she's going to just tear people up. She's going to start getting hair. Some sort of angry dog. I never considered that. That's how it works in the movies. And like I said, we all love our pets, but...
Starting point is 00:56:03 She's walking on all fours within a year. Gros of tail. Dragging her butt across the carpet. She's in She's in heat Yeah, I'll never forget The first time I I saw some kind of a news report
Starting point is 00:56:21 On people like this That have a difficult time Letting go of the death of their pets And I don't want to sound insensitive We all have been through it And it sucks I mean they are a member of the family And all that stuff
Starting point is 00:56:38 We all know that and we know that it hurts But I mean I saw some kind of a friggin Dateline report on It was basically families seeking help for their loved one who could not let go of the death of a pet. It was really concerning, really troubling stuff. I mean, there was a lady on her hands and knees scream crying at the grave of her little dog.
Starting point is 00:57:05 I thought that was going to be me for a really long time. But then I had a baby, and I realized that, like, I love my dogs, but not, like, Like not an insane would kill for you kind of love, not as much as I thought. Ah, there you go. All right. I suppose we've got to take a break. We'll check the sports here in a couple of minutes on the half-ass morning show.
Starting point is 00:57:31 Sports. On the 93-X half-assed morning show. Four seconds. Fox. Cuebignon pulls up jumper. One go. Rebound. Take it by Bacel.
Starting point is 00:57:41 It's over. It's over. The Knicks survive. This magic carpet ride continues. That's kind of a cool little thing that he said there. The magic carpet ride continues. The New York Knickerbockers, Josh. Up to Rip.
Starting point is 00:57:58 That's great. In the best of seven NBA final final. Wemba Yamba screws the pooch late in game two by passing the ball to nobody. Wimba Yami. I love that. It's like something I would have done as a seventh grader. He passed. There's nobody there.
Starting point is 00:58:13 I know. I love that. Game 3 in New York City tonight. I'm sure the crowd is going to be a gong show. They're already drinking. New Yorkers are saying that this is the biggest Monday night in New York City since Kiss played their first of five sold-out Madison Square Garden shows in a row in May of 1976. They opened those shows, Josh, with Detroit Rock City, followed by King of the Nighttime World back in that particular tour.
Starting point is 00:58:39 That was the Destroyer Tour. That's the way to do it. It's a big one tonight. She's going to be a big one. What do you think of the new Timberwolves uniform unveil and the new courts and all that? Did you follow that gimmick? Yeah, that's cool. They look sharp.
Starting point is 00:58:53 I like them. In three years, they'll do it all over again because you have to continually change your uniforms to try to make more money off of suckers like me. But, boy, there's some sharp looking. They went back to that green and blue from the early days, and they altered the logo slightly with a little more green and blue. That's going to be something. That's up on 93X.com, isn't it? Yes, sir. What?
Starting point is 00:59:13 That's just great. Just great. The Kansas City Royals took three out of four here in town over the weekend. They won three out of four against the twins. Twins finally have a day off today.
Starting point is 00:59:29 No hockey tonight. They kicked that in the ass again tomorrow night. But the Stanley Pup is airing this evening. Oh. Yes. If you missed it, we talked about it last week. This is the NHL's version of What's the thing called again?
Starting point is 00:59:44 The puppy bowl. Puppy Bowl. This is the NHL's version of the puppy bowl. 8.30 tonight on True TV and something called HBO Max. They throw a bunch of rescue dogs out there, each of them representing all 32 NHL teams. You can adopt the dogs. It's adorable. They're going to be playing hockey.
Starting point is 01:00:04 Dogs playing hockey. Remember the old videos, Josh, from the, was it the 50s? where the Russians put bears on skates. Yeah. They were just... It's impressive. That's ridiculous. There's always been something off
Starting point is 01:00:19 about the friggin Russians. They peaked then. They did. That was the peak of Russia where they took frigging real bears out of the woods, put skates on them and tried to teach them to play.
Starting point is 01:00:28 And 35,000 people showed up to watch this crap. I would have showed up. What an evolution, right? We started with bears on ice in Russia, and now we've moved all the way to 20 and 26 and the Stanley Pup. The celebrities appearing tonight, other than the dogs,
Starting point is 01:00:49 Keenan Thompson. Sweet. Flavors Flav. Anthony Anderson. Very funny. Joel McHale rings a bell. Don't know who he is exactly. My old Karoki partner, Michael Strayhan.
Starting point is 01:01:04 And this one, we didn't know about this Friday. This is huge. Brian Adams. Yeah. Wow, that is cool. Is he going to sing a song to the dogs? He's got to be singing, right? Brian Adams.
Starting point is 01:01:16 National Anthem, maybe. Do they do the National Anthem at the Stanley Pup? I sure hope so. Yeah, they'd have to do quite a few of them, I'd imagine. I'm not afraid to admit that I like his catalog of music that Brian Adams. Well, I mean, up until around the mid-90s and then he kind of became, you know, a little different. But Brian Adams, I was just watching some of his videos the other day. He's written some catchy tunes.
Starting point is 01:01:39 I went to, didn't we go to one of his kids? concerts together? No, I've never seen him. Oh. I wonder how he's sounding nowadays. I don't know. I swear to God, I saw him play. You weren't there? No. This was at the old Saints baseball stadium, the old one. I think it was Brian Adams and your pals from Depp Leopard played a show together. Really? I ain't playing with you. It was a long time ago. We'll take a break. Josh has some more news for you here in a few minutes. The Love of My Life
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Starting point is 01:03:19 Congrats boys. Who's that? Production, dude. Like five years ago, we could do that easily. And it'd be crazy when we're partying, but when you're like in your 30s a little bit. Well, that's why you barely show up to set, day two? Just a few hours to party.
Starting point is 01:03:31 Stani wanted to be the host to. It's like, why didn't you let me be the host? It's like, bro, you showed up six hours late every day. I had a girlfriend. The Full Send podcast. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. And I said, you're not being directed to give gift cards to somebody. And she was like, I can't speak to you about this.
Starting point is 01:03:49 I have some kind of confidentiality that I have to follow. So I was like, that's a scam. It's not every day a ride share driver shows up expecting a passenger and instead picks up a fraud case. But a quick-thinking Uber driver in Arizona proved that sometimes the person who arrives to take you for a ride is actually there to stop you from being taken. taken for one. The incident unfolded last week after police responded for a fraud report about a woman in her 90s who received a call from someone posing as a Wells Fargo representative. The caller told her that her accounts had been hacked and instructed her to hand over her debit cards to a courier.
Starting point is 01:04:28 Before that could happen, an Uber driver named Michael arrived after receiving a ride request for a passenger listed as Sam. When the woman approached with a bag and asked if he was the courier, he became a car. became suspicious. Drawing on his experience as a retired police officer, he recognized the signs of a scam and urged the woman not to go through with it, staying with her to ensure she was safe until help arrived. I was happy to help her. Elderly people and children, I can't stand them being victims. Officials say criminals often pose as legitimate banks and spoof phone numbers, create a sense of urgency, and instruct victims to keep the situation secret while waiting for a courier. The sheriff's office reminded.
Starting point is 01:05:09 the public to stay alert for similar scams. Oh, that's a new one on me. You get a telephone call and it says there's a courier on the way to collect the money you owe us. To collect the debit cards and everything. Double F me running. I hadn't heard of that one yet. We have a mutual friend who, a similar scam just happened to them, unfortunately, and a lot of money was lost. It sounds like the bank's going to work with them to try and get that money back, but man.
Starting point is 01:05:37 So this person that you know believed the setup. It was a similar scam. Yeah, not exactly the same. F. But similar. And, yeah, it's been a big pain in the butt, as you can imagine. A Florida woman. Watch the language here.
Starting point is 01:05:53 Oh, it's a, the butt is a term, like, for a body part. Josh, come on. Yeah, it's not like a bad word. Seven o'clock in the morning. What if I said, like, cloutious? They get kids in the car, Josh. Well, butt's a funny word. That is a funny word.
Starting point is 01:06:06 Even to adults. A Florida woman who'd been sending all her money to someone claiming to be actor Liam Neeson ended up in handcuffs after attacking a family member who tried to stop the scam. The trouble started Wednesday when a concerned relative took the phone of 76-year-old Judith Baranthez in an effort to stop her from communicating with the fraudster she believed was the 73-year-old actor Liam Neeson. Come on. The family member felt Judith was being taken. Another relative on the scene agreed and thought she was being taken too.
Starting point is 01:06:39 The victim told officers, Judith isn't of right mind and was being defrauded by a man who wasn't the actor. After Judith handed over her phone, the woman said she began texting the scammer herself. That didn't go over well. Judith snatched the phone back and struck the victim in the head and arm, insisting she was ruining her relationship with Liam. Yeah. Who she'd been sending all her money to. Mind your friggin' business.
Starting point is 01:07:04 This is between me and Liam Neeson. This is my boyfriend. Exactly how much money was lost is still in the gray, as an arrest affidavit doesn't reveal how much money she had given the man. However, police assured the family there in cold pursuit of the scammer, seeking retribution for a victim who appears to have crossed paths with anything but an honest thief. I will look for you. I will find you.
Starting point is 01:07:28 And I will kill you. Good luck. Barantes was arrested on a misdemeanor battery charge and booked into the county jail. Unfortunately, romance scammers pretending to be celebrities have become a familiar con. Some of the stars whose identities have frequently been used include Jennifer Aniston, Keanu, Keanu, Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Vin Diesel, Dana Fellford, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, and as you heard, Liam Neeson, all of whom have been associated with the Swindler's List.
Starting point is 01:07:58 These celebrities themselves had nothing to do with the schemes, of course. Instead, scammers created fake profiles and posed as famous figures to gain victims' trust and convinced them to send money or personal information. Just for one night, Josh, I bet you'd prefer it if your wife pretended to be Jennifer Anderson. Jennifer Anderson, she's attractive. I prefer Henry Cavill, but sure, I wouldn't turn down Jennifer Aniston.
Starting point is 01:08:21 I'm just picturing a couple of criminals sitting in the cooler together, right? And I think eventually they always ask each other, what are you in for, right? So one guy says, what are you doing here? What are you in for? Selling drugs to kids.
Starting point is 01:08:36 Oh, yeah? Yeah, selling drugs to kids. What about you? The other guy says, I've been pretending to be Liam Neeson. And it worked? Tell me more. You've been pretending to be...
Starting point is 01:08:51 Yeah, yeah, I get old people on the line. I pretend to be Liam Neeson. They send me thousands of dollars. What are you doing selling drugs to kids? What are the names on that list? Brad Pitt is being sued by a penis cream company, a small but growing men's grooming company called Bow D, best known for selling a penis cream product marketed as D cream,
Starting point is 01:09:12 has sued Brad Pitt and his skincare brand, Bo Domen over trademark and branding issues. Bo D launched in 2020, says it established its brand first. Bo D argues that Bo Domen is confusingly similar to Bo D. Sure. could cause consumers to think the companies are connected. The company alleges trademark infringement, false designation of origin and unfair competition.
Starting point is 01:09:39 What does this D cream do for us? I don't know. You didn't look into it? No, I thought it was funny enough. Yeah, some sort of penis cream. They're asking. Oh, it's certainly funny. I just didn't know if you had any more details on it.
Starting point is 01:09:51 What was that? Sorry, I thought I had my mic off. Oh. They're asking $75,000. Clearly it was not a lot. I just heard someone go, I know. I'm glad you're okay.
Starting point is 01:10:02 Josh, just for fun, you got things to do over there, so I'm not going to try to turn the screws on you. What's the product name again? I want to find out what is. D cream. D period cream is how the story is. D period cream. Yeah. Yeah, well, go ahead.
Starting point is 01:10:17 It'll take me. Bo D is the name of the company, so maybe that's why they just leave it at the D. D period cream. I'm not seeing a damn thing. I'm seeing coffee. D period cream? Yeah, I'll keep going. If you're planning a burglary, there are a few ways to avoid drawing attention to yourself.
Starting point is 01:10:35 Wearing a Spider-Man mask probably isn't one of them. And neither's arriving on a moped. It's pretty cool, though. A Spider-Man mask in a moped? Yeah. Yeah, I guess if you're eight. There's the combination. Good point, Josh.
Starting point is 01:10:48 I mean, if you're eight, that's rad. There's got to be a line, Dana, with this whole I'm into kids things. There's got to be a line you don't cross. Don't you think? It's not abnormal for an adult to be. superheroes. Well, but specifically wearing a Spider-Man mask on a moped. We have to draw a line somewhere. That's scary. Enjoying the movies and reading the comics is one thing, but yeah, once you take on their persona. Well, that's the combination. Police say they've encountered in Elkert,
Starting point is 01:11:17 Indiana, where a man wearing the superhero mask broke into a storage unit at all secure self-storage last Thursday morning. Surveillance cameras reportedly captured the masked suspect in action. The disguise may have suggested a daring criminal mastermind, but that image lost some street cred once the getaway vehicle entered the picture. It's hard to maintain an aura of mystery and menace when your escape plan tops out at moped speed. Police responded to the scene and arrested 37-year-old Norman Mast on a burglary charge, bringing the brief reign of the friendly neighborhood storage burglar to a close.
Starting point is 01:11:51 Yeah, you can keep playing with your Legos, all. you want but if I see you're driving down the road with a Spider-Man mask on and you're on a moped I'm calling the place I'm going to make a citizen's arrest and not to mention you got to commit you got to wear the whole outfit oh yeah and you can't break character either by the way Josh okay I've done some further research on this D cream whether you like it or not I'm having trouble finding specifics you know specific products to that brand name D period cream but I am finding other products here Josh and it sounds like this is some kind of a ooze that you rub on your Johnson if you got a case of dry pecker.
Starting point is 01:12:28 Oh, yeah. Sure, that makes sense. It's dry. It's chafed. I know we've had questions come in for Dr. P before for people mentioned. They've got some, like, they're shedding like a snake might. Yeah, I'm seeing some vaginal moisturizer in here. If anybody wants me to place an order, I got my computer open here.
Starting point is 01:12:51 Florida man was seen watering. his lawn in front of teenage girls last week, which normally wouldn't land you on a police report, had the hose in his other hand not been his penis. Police identified the 79-year-old as a man named Gary, who in a remarkable display of eerily appropriate geography, lives on the ironically named Sunny Wood Circle. Rather than butch those details myself, will go straight to the no-nonsense tough-on-crime sheriff known for his legendary intolerance for criminals and notorious snark, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd. I want to point out that this event happened at the suspect's house on Sunny Wood Circle.
Starting point is 01:13:33 You got that? It was sunny, and he was watering his grass with a hose in his right hand. And he had his crank in his left hand. And we don't like it, so we arrested him. He's crank. Well, someone just give this guy a sitcom so we could leave us alone. I do have a Grady Judd T-shirt. hanging in the tiny, tiny section of closet space.
Starting point is 01:13:55 My wife lets me use. Much to the annoyance. I don't think I've never seen you wear that. Well, that's because I wear hoodies all the time. I've worn it underneath. Oh, yeah, I forget. Yeah, I don't get to see her forearms much. A Grady Judd T-shirt?
Starting point is 01:14:07 Yes. Much to the annoyance of at least one person in the studio. That's a beautiful thing. Grady Judd. He doesn't take any yes. No. Godads Gary in this story with the hose of sorts in one hand was charged with vulgar indecent public nudity
Starting point is 01:14:22 and lewd and lascivious exhibition. A summer Saturday at Como Zoo took an unexpected turn when a bomb threat sent visitors heading for the exits instead of the exhibits. According to a spokesperson for Como Park Zoo and Conservatory, officials received a report. A bomb had been planted on the grounds. Zoo officials called 911 and are working with St. Paul Police.
Starting point is 01:14:45 That meant an afternoon better suited for watching giraffes and gorillas suddenly became an exercise in emergency procedures, all guests and not essential staff had to be evacuated, the animals were secured in accordance with safety protocols. Officials have not released additional details about that threat. More information is expected to be released at a later time. Well, that sucks. You know, I was at the Como Zoo one day, years ago, Josh,
Starting point is 01:15:08 and a seal threw a volleyball at me. Seriously? Lucky? That's awesome. Yeah, he's a talented little peckerhead. You spike it right back in its stupid seal face? Oh, my God. Hey.
Starting point is 01:15:19 Officials have said they will release some more information coming up here, but why would you do that to the Como Zoo? I love the Como Zoo. I don't know. People are twisted. They're cool people over there. Meanwhile, even as the zoos dealt with a bomb thread and evacuation Saturday, another headline was blooming on the grounds.
Starting point is 01:15:37 Horace, the zoo's famous corpse flower, began opening around 4 p.m., prompting officials to announce special Sunday viewing hours for visitors hoping to catch a whiff of its notoriously rotten. flesh aroma. What does it smell like to you? A hundred dead mice. Dead mice stuck in the wall and every now and then you catch the whip. A stinky flower is very interesting scientifically because it doesn't follow the norms of a flower. Corpse flower blooms are rare and short-lived, often lasting just a day or two. Native to Sumatra and endangered in the wild, the Titan Aram can live up to 50 years and bloom every two to three years under the right conditions.
Starting point is 01:16:16 As Sue staff noted, however, Horace tends to operate with his own schedule, and Minnesotans came out over the weekend to catch a sniff. Why are you standing in the rain to come smell this? It's just a rare occurrence. Only happens every four years after the first bloom. This one took eight years, so we kind of hurried over to be near the front. By the way, botanists may have an immature sense of humor just like the rest of us. The corpse flower's scientific name,
Starting point is 01:16:41 Amortafalus Titanum, roughly translating to giant, misshapen penis. Yuck. Mortifalus titanium. Wow. And researchers have also identified a related species, the amortofalus tydanim. Unlike Horace, Amortafalus titanium, smells faintly a buffalo sauce, and its pants bloom when discovering Vend diesel.
Starting point is 01:17:05 That's a beautiful thing. Meanwhile, gamers passing through Minnesota have a new destination. Travelers at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport can now level up. their layover with video games. Cool. As well as snacks and cocktails. They're putting an arcade into the airport? It's more than that.
Starting point is 01:17:23 There's also, it's a bar, and those cocktails are mixed by a robot bartender. Oh, wow. Airport officials say travelers have been asking for more elevated experiences, and portal lounge is their answer. The attraction includes a next-gen
Starting point is 01:17:39 social venue being billed as the airport lounge of the future, blending technology, entertainment, and premium food and drinks. Moundses can be a very bland feel. And so we wanted to develop something that say, hey, this is a place for you to have your food, have your drinks, and, of course, have a great time. Admission includes access to the video games, the buffet, and the lounge's centerpiece,
Starting point is 01:18:00 the robotic bartender named Tony. Oh, I got a pay to get in there? Yeah, I think so. Using a touchscreen, customers can choose from about 35 drinks before handing the job over to Tony, or R2 Drink 2, SIP 3PO, OB-O, OB-GIN, OB, D'OB, Darth Lager. the Porminator, Buzzlight Beer, or Roboscoch. Portal Lounge is already serving about 500 customers a day, but airport leaders hope that number climbs to 800,
Starting point is 01:18:26 as more travelers discover the futuristic hangout and its droid-crafted cocktails. So there's a frigging arcade? I've never heard of that. Yeah, a pretty fancy little lounge they've got going on. I like it. It just opened. I mean, they had what they called a soft opening, right,
Starting point is 01:18:41 where they didn't publicize it too much. Words. I like those. Getting what, the soft opening? Yeah, those are cool. I always feel special. I've been to, like, two in my life, and I've always felt like so special. Well, what did you soft open?
Starting point is 01:18:53 It was some restaurants that my husband works with because he's the sales rep, so he sells meat to them. So I can't exactly remember the names, but we've been to them before, and they're very nice. Very soft. Very opening? You soft open the hell out of them. Yeah. Good for you guys. Paramount Plus pulled up.
Starting point is 01:19:15 a move worthy of the imposter itself on Friday, quietly dropping the entire first season of its animated Among Us series without any advanced warning. Based on the online game that became a global phenomenon during the pandemic, Among Us follows a group of eccentric, monochromatic, crewmates support a ship transporting junk across the galaxy
Starting point is 01:19:35 as they race to root out an imposter in their midst before they fall victims to its villainous designs. Any one of us could be the killer. It's no biggie. Was it you? Whoever smelt it, dealt it rules. Interesting. We have to kill the imposter.
Starting point is 01:19:52 We're so happy to have you among us. Or is it amongst us? Always forget. The surprise launch lived up to the source material's deceptive spirit. There had been virtually no updates on the project since 2024 when production on the video game adaptation wrapped, making Fridays release a genuine shock for fans. All 10 episodes of the animated adaptation are now available to the stream
Starting point is 01:20:15 on Paramount Plus. Ashley, did you play that? You're a gamer. No, I did not. I know it was hugely popular. Yeah, I don't know. I'm picky. Picky is what made you not want to watch? I just like only like Skyrim.
Starting point is 01:20:30 Oh, okay. Very limited interest in some video games. Yeah, exactly. Happy 53rd to Neil and Jody and Shoreview says, happy birthday little man to his son Jackson turning 12, and that's 93X News. Coming up next, we'll chat with Brad. rider sports on the 93 x that got stopped by slavin teodore drive off the back wall
Starting point is 01:20:53 knocked in Vegas wins and dumbness we talk about how unlikely so many of these developments throughout the games have been that's about as unlikely a way to lose in double overtime as you could imagine I please curse the carolina horacanese for the 2026 Stanley Cup finals we want to Vegas golden knight to win Lord Stanley Cup. They're going to win a king or something. All right, please make sure to say go night, go. Canite, canites, go canites, go. All right, anyways, go.
Starting point is 01:21:29 Carolina Huracanis, you are cast. Go, canita go. All right, that must be the voice of WWE superstar Danhausen. Yeah, correct. He has officially put a curse on the North Carolina. Carolina Hurricanes? Yeah. When did he up and do that?
Starting point is 01:21:50 When was that from? It was from last week. You know how the video website cameo? Nick, I know you've gotten some cameos from Tara Reid from Josh in the past. We could have a whole conversation on cameos. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, so he's on that site. So a Golden Knights fan paid whatever his fee is.
Starting point is 01:22:05 I think it's $250, $500, something like that to put a curse on the Caroline Heracanis. This was before the series started. This was before the. The day before the double overtime game. Well, I'll tell you what, that changes everything when Danhausen dumps a curse on a professional club. The Stanley Cup Final Final, okay, they don't kick that in the nuts again
Starting point is 01:22:31 until tomorrow night. But there are folks who say that the first three games of this year, Cup Final, have been the greatest opening games in the history of the series. and I mean how many records were set in game three alone. I can cover that in just a minute. First things first, no Brad Rider and no Randy Shaver. Both of them have the day off today.
Starting point is 01:22:57 So we don't have to cater our material to either one of those characters. We're pretty much, we're wide open. We're wide open. Anyone got beef? No, I'm good. You're beefless? I'm just kind of shocked. I didn't know that came from Cameo.
Starting point is 01:23:12 I didn't know you could pay to, have Danhausen curse somebody. Think how powerful that is because his curse is work. Oh, yeah, people pay him to curse their buddies and stuff like that. It's very funny. I'd be, you know, maybe this is silly, but I would be a little nervous to send out a fake curse from him
Starting point is 01:23:28 because they seem to work. He's the type of guy that's probably making more money with cameo videos right now than he's making night to night with the Double Double E. Oh, I don't know. He was top two in the merch sales at WrestleMania. Well, yeah, but doesn't 89% of that go into Vincent Kennedy McMahon's pocket? I think it's a pretty big deal. It's a pretty big chunk of money they make. And the fact that he was that high during
Starting point is 01:23:47 WrestleMania because he's wrestled what one match so far? Wow. So no hockey tonight, but let me tell you about this game three. So that was this past Saturday. Las Vegas Golden Knights beat the North Carolina Hurricanes 5-4 and double overtime. You heard the winning goal right there. Kind of a chinty garbage goal, but that's how they usually go in overtime. The Knights blew a four goal lead in the damn third period. So here are some of the records that were set or fell or whatever in game three. Vegas took that four-nothing lead thanks to Mitch Marner scoring what they call here the fastest hat trick in Stanley Cup finals history.
Starting point is 01:24:30 It took the prick only six minutes and ten seconds to put together a hat trick. That broke the old record set 69 years ago by Maurice Richard for God's sake of Les Bitton. That's how long ago that record was set. That was nuts too, because I put the game on. I realized I was a couple minutes late. I'm like, I'm sure I haven't missed much. It's three nothing. You missed a lot.
Starting point is 01:24:56 Marner, he put together only the second natural hat trick, which of course is three consecutive goals. He put together only the second natural hat trick in one period in finals history. The other was scored by Ted Lindsay, for Christ's sake, in 1955. It was the first, how do I say this? The first one period Stanley Cup final hat trick since Peter Forsberg in 1996. Third period, Carolina switched to their backup goalie, a kid by the name of Bussie.
Starting point is 01:25:33 He stopped Marner on the first cup final penalty shot in 19 years. So all of these records were set or broken up and down. Then the hurricane scored three goals in 39 seconds in the third period, which was another Stanley Cup final record. You had that Martin Nook character. He scored seven minutes into the third period. Taylor Hall scored 26 seconds later than that. Jordan Stahl scored 13 seconds after that.
Starting point is 01:26:06 So, I mean, it has been a goat rodeo, an absolute goat rodeo these first three games. I don't think the. average sports fan expected that from Las Vegas and Carolina, despite both of them being terrific hockey clubs all the way through the regular season. Game fours tomorrow night in Nevada. Teams with a 2-1 series lead, Cubby, they go on to win the cup. What percentage of the time?
Starting point is 01:26:31 Well, 69% would be hilarious. Dude, that would be funny if it was 69. Because that's the sex number. Yes, it is. Teams with a 2-1 series lead go on to win the cup. What percentage are you going to guess 6? Why not? 80%.
Starting point is 01:26:45 That's up there. And the hurricanes were trying to become the first team to win after trailing by at least four goals in the third period. And they damn near did it. They fell short. Now teams in that situation down at least four goals in the third period. Teams in that situation are now 0 for 109. The joke that's replaced 69, of course, is 6.7. You know, everybody's doing the 6-7 thing.
Starting point is 01:27:14 I want to give some love to our program director. Yesterday it cracked me up. I was driving around and on the screen, it said, today is 6-7-day, something to the effect of this. Ask your kids about it. And I thought, what a wonderful thing to include just out of nowhere. Today is, or yesterday. Yesterday. It was.
Starting point is 01:27:32 Driving around yesterday and that popped up on the screen. I think the kids are kind of over 6-7, though. At least when the school that my wife teaches at, that she said they had chalk day, second-graders, going out and drawn on. some chalk drawings on the sidewalk. And somebody did a six, seven, and everybody made fun with them. Like, that's not cool anymore. Yeah, well, that's all that stuff goes.
Starting point is 01:27:50 Yeah, of course. It's all cyclical. All right, I take it back what I said about the boss. I liked it until you just ruined it for me. Now I'm no longer like it. Let's get back to these cameos real quick. Okay, so Dan Housin is making a pile of cash with his cameos. Josh, can you remember all the different characters that we have paid for a cameo?
Starting point is 01:28:11 or maybe one that was gifted gifted to us over the years. We had a pile of them for a while. Dick Bramer. Dick Bramer. Tara Reeder. Tara Reed was just glorious. I believe that was a birthday gift from you to me, correct?
Starting point is 01:28:27 Yep. I received a cameo along the lines, or over the years, I should say. I received a cameo from, help me now. she went out to get shows. Kelly. Oh, did you really? Yes, the character Kelly from the famous hit single shows sent me a cameo. A friend of mine once purchased a cameo for me from Andrew Dice Clay. That's awesome.
Starting point is 01:28:57 Which was quite a thrill. And the dude gave me, or not me, because it was bought for me, gave my buddy his money's worth. It was supposed to be a minute and dice went on and on for about 10 minutes. Oh, that's cool. For Christmas, my wife got me a cameo from former Megadeth guitarist Kiko Lerero. I remember that one. That was huge for me. That was awesome.
Starting point is 01:29:19 Fat Wisconsin Dietitian Jesus, if I remember right, he's who sent us the Dick Bramer one. That was awesome. Dick Bramer. We miss having Mr. Bramer on the program. He was a lot of fun. And if you remember Dick Bramers, he doesn't pocket any of the money. It all goes to a charity. You know, a lot of celebrities.
Starting point is 01:29:36 That's kind of how it goes. That's cool that they do that. Someone do me a favor real quick, just for fun, and because we've got no Randy Shaver, we got no Braddry, we can do whatever the F we want. Not that they control things normally, but just we can maybe be more wide open than usual. Let's be honest, those two guys are kind of boring,
Starting point is 01:29:51 and they drag us down at times. Someone look up like the bottom of the barrel cameo people. I want to know, just whoever grabs you, Dana, I want to know about those B celebrity cameos. I mean, what a... Well, some of them are... What some of them charge, like just 10, 20 bucks? That stuff fascinates me.
Starting point is 01:30:12 Some of them aren't even celebrities. They're like celebrity impersonators. Like you can pay to get a Taylor Swift impersonator cameo. Really? That's creepy. That's stupid. Uh-huh. I think for me, the best cameo is word up.
Starting point is 01:30:26 Brian Bumgartner from the office. Isn't he like the highest paid or the one that gets the most work? Yeah. At least he was in the past. Because I think he charges a reasonable price and he just turns them out. Yeah, and he's somebody that gives you your money. I don't know who that guy is, but didn't we once receive a cambial from Weird Al Yankovic or am I out of my mind? No, I think what you're remembering is you can go on, is it Hallmark?
Starting point is 01:30:51 It's some greeting card website where you enter your name and your birthday and the technology is insane. It makes a song with your name on it. Oh, yeah. Right? Let me see if I can find, I know I have one for you. Yeah, I remember that. It's like, you said, did you say it's like an AI thing? And it takes a second to make.
Starting point is 01:31:13 It's wild. Okay, I'm looking at some of these bottom of the barrel ones. They all charge less than five bucks, and it's one like the Taylor Swift, almost Andy Reed. It's a guy who looks like Andy Reid. Almost Andy. Who will send you a cameo. That's friggin so dumb. A lot of TikTok stars and YouTubers.
Starting point is 01:31:32 All right. Here, I'm looking at something similar. Santa Claus. Yep. Mm-hmm. We'll ask for 40 bucks for a cameo. Okay, impersonator, impersonator, impersonator, Kanye West impersonator.
Starting point is 01:31:45 Oh, gross. Who the hell's going to pay an impersonator? I mean, not that they don't have a skill set, and I hope these people, you know, have nice careers being celebrity. I just wouldn't pay them for a cameo. Yeah, no offense to them, but that would be disappointing if that's the cameo you received. William Hung.
Starting point is 01:32:02 Oh. 30 bucks. Darth Vader, Josh. $25. This is incredible. Oh, remember the wrestler Gilbert? Sure. Yeah, he's on there for $4.99.
Starting point is 01:32:16 Gilbert. Wait a minute. $4.99? Yeah, for Gilbert. Oh, I thought that maybe $20 would be the bottom of the barrel. No, a lot of these are under $5. Gilbert, yeah, he had a short run. That's unbelievable. I really thought this trend did kind of come and gone already,
Starting point is 01:32:32 but I'm not usually the trend. guy so that's great holler any others at me yeah i'm going to keep looking yeah that's great and i'm seeing all all types of articles now online uh cameos most surprisingly
Starting point is 01:32:49 affordable celebrity uh celebrities surprisingly affordable they call it there's a guy named mr beat does he just like make give you a beating or no i think he might be a mr beast
Starting point is 01:33:04 impersonator Oh. Hey, what's your name over again there? Josh, one of your favorites, Chris Hansen. Did you see they're making a movie about Catch a Predator? No. Like the making of it, the behind-the-scenes stuff? Like a documentary or a movie?
Starting point is 01:33:19 No, it's an actual movie. Robert Pattinson is playing Chris Hansen. A movie about the show, okay? We all loved that show. I mean, obviously the subject matter was unnerving, but we loved watching these puke bags cry. and grovel at least attempt. See the justice. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:33:38 They would attempt to cry and grovel their way out of the situation, but that Chris Hansen guy was cold-blooded. My favorite is when he'd tell him, you're free to go. I really can just get up and go? Yeah, all right. Just walk out the door and then he's tackled by 14 giant muscular cops. Just a gang tackle. Oh, it's the best.
Starting point is 01:33:55 Loved it. Love it. I look forward to seeing a movie about What the hell was the name of the show again? To catch a predator. So it looks like it's called Prime Time. the movie yeah all right and who did you say he's playing the lead role uh robert patinson i don't know if i know him you'd recognize me from from twilight right um so we just got a text from randy shaver he's plugged in and can come on if we want him oh yeah all right great hello randy
Starting point is 01:34:23 randy hello hello there you go well we see we thought you had today off well just uh some personal stuff some child care issues that i was helping out with but everything is set for this morning so I just figured I'd jump on if that's if that's all right. Yeah, that's awesome. We appreciate you right when we were having all this fun. I'm here to spoil it. Yeah. We were talking about, I don't know if you could hear, but we were talking about to catch a predator. Did you ever watch that show? Oh, sure. Chris Hanson. I suppose I was on your channel, right? Oh, for sure. Yeah. There are so many spoofs done of that show on Saturday Night Live and things like that. It was. Have a seat. Yeah. It was, it was. It was,
Starting point is 01:35:04 everywhere for a long time. That was one funny program. The people would just show up with a collection of the most perverted things and act like it was no big deal. Yeah. Trying to explain it away. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:35:18 I mean, it was, it was certainly could be funny at times but super serious too. Some of the stuff that was happening. It was just kind of frightening. We were also talking about cameos. Did you ever get involved in that gimmick where you pay a celebrity? No.
Starting point is 01:35:34 Oh, you never? No, no. You get one for $5 from Kendall Gill. Remember Kendall Gill? Kendall Gill from the Charlotte Hornets. Yeah. Well, didn't Kendall Gill play here for a while? I don't.
Starting point is 01:35:45 You know, he might have. I don't. I know he was part of that. Was he part of the draft that involved Nick Anderson or was he later? Kendall Gill was much older than Nick. I think the wolves wanted Kendall Gill in a draft and he ended up going to Charlotte. Yep, you got drafts. by Charlotte, then we jumped around a lot, but yeah, he did play his season, 2002 to 2003 with the
Starting point is 01:36:10 Wolves. I thought Kendall Gill was a few years older than Nick Anderson, but I could be wrong, yeah. University of Illinois, right? Sounds right. Kendall Gillis. I think Nick Anderson might be older because he was part of the wolves' first draft. No, he was not. Well, no, he wasn't drafted by the wolves, but I think he was in the discussion for players.
Starting point is 01:36:28 In 89, 90? I think so, Nick. Oh, that would surprise me. When was Kendall Gill drafted? 1990. I'm talking about Nick Anderson. Yeah, yeah. We know.
Starting point is 01:36:39 Really, he was drafted in 90. Yeah. I never would have thought that. Because I think when the wolves were talking about draft picks, if you pulled up the 89 draft, was it 89, the Wolf's first draft? Yeah, 89 was the first wolf's draft. Okay, so 89 the first wolves draft, obviously they took Pooh Richardson. But I want to say that Nick Anderson or somebody was in that draft that they wanted.
Starting point is 01:37:02 that the end of not that didn't get in that draft F me running sideways the Kendall Gill draft they took Felton Spencer six overall that was the second draft and Kendall Gill went to one spot head at number five God rest the soul of Felton Spencer yeah top pick that year is Derek Coleman followed by Gary Peyton and we also uh we started off with some hockey Randy Shabran all the records that were set in game three what was that Friday night Saturday night I can't put it together but uh all the records that were set in game three between the hurricane and the
Starting point is 01:37:37 Golden Night. They're taking a break. They'll get going again tomorrow. We can talk about the Cup tomorrow. Other hockey stuff that's going around. Conrad McDavid won the Ted Lindsay Award, which used to be the Lester B. Pearson award, which is the NHL's most valuable player as voted
Starting point is 01:37:52 by his peers. So the players vote on this. McDavid won it again. It's his fifth. Lester B. Pearson or Ted Lindsay, whatever you want to call it. Is that Ty Gretsky? So now he has tied Wayne Gretzky for the most of those awards in his career. He led all scores with 138 points.
Starting point is 01:38:13 This and that, the guy is outstanding. Everybody knows it. Oh, by the way, did you guys catch this a couple of games ago? That forward for the Golden Knights number 21, Brett Howden. Howden? Yeah, he's had a great series. He's piled up goals in the game. the playoff. The average goal
Starting point is 01:38:34 score at best during the regular season, but now he's just piling him up in the playoff. He's got 13 or 14 goals now. Did you catch the nickname for him Brett Howden? No. They're calling him Brettski. Well, doesn't he have more goals or as many goals
Starting point is 01:38:50 in the playoffs as he did in the regular season? Yes. I believe he maybe has one or two more goals in the play. Yes. What else? Andre Vasilevsky of the Tampa Bay Lightning won the Vezina Trophy as the top net Minder. Articles going all over town, Randy Shaver, about how the man bear pigs are dialed
Starting point is 01:39:07 into making a trade for Dylan Larkin. Wow. A center for the Detroit Red Wings who has publicly demanded a trade away from that organization. So these articles are going on and on about how he's good friends with weird Quinn Hughes. He played on that Olympic team that won it all this past winter. And he's been a solid 30 goal. 30 assist guy for a good stretch of time now.
Starting point is 01:39:36 And he would, you know, he's exactly what the pigs are looking for. Blah, blah, blah. There you go. That would be huge. I'm not trying to discount the idea of signing or trading for Dylan Larkin. What do you give up, though? Good question. I have no frigging clue.
Starting point is 01:39:55 No frigging clue. Rousseau, is that the big hockey writer in time? Yeah. Michael, yeah. He is stressing that. there will be at least nine teams in pursuit of Dylan Larkin. So he's basically saying, let's not all fall down and start touching ourselves right away. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:40:12 And Larkin has plenty of friends in the NHL, not just weird Quinn, that he might want to team up with. But it's encouraging. Yeah. Encouraging. Yeah. Man bear pigs forward, Marcus Johansson, his time here in Minnesota has come to an end. He has decided to return to his home. of friggin Sweden and play for a pro club over there,
Starting point is 01:40:38 which says something that I've known my entire life, Randy Shaver. Big, loud talking Swedes are most comfortable around other Swedes. But he was a great contributor to this club. Had a couple of runs with the man bear pigs, and he had a nice playoff if my memory serves me correct. I suppose his departure opens up some salary money, and it opens up a position. So, I mean, the wolves are probably sad to see him go,
Starting point is 01:41:08 but they also realize that they've got some options. Oh, absolutely. Okay, I was going to bring something up. I'll save it until later. The New York Knickerbockers, Randy Shaver. Yeah. Tonight. Up to Rip in the Best of Seven NBA Final Final.
Starting point is 01:41:28 Tonight is game three in New York City. I mean, you heard how loud the New York fans were in friggin' Texas. They overwhelmed that San Antonio crowd at times. They did. Yeah. I can only imagine how unglued that scene is going to be tonight at Madison Square Garden. Look at me. I'm over here excited and rooting for a New York team.
Starting point is 01:41:55 I know. This is wrong. Right. This is in so many ways wrong, but it's too late now. It just feels like the momentum is carrying this team. And maybe even to a sweep, which would be historic, right? I mean, they just feel like they, it just feels like they have everything working for them in so many ways to do this. Wembe will retire with plenty of titles.
Starting point is 01:42:24 I really want to see this story finished out for the Knicks. Their fans are just mental. I love it. I mean, think about all that the Knicks have invested in that starting lineup, too. I mean, all the picks they gave up for McKell Bridges, the trade they made for Kat, the signing of Brunson. You know, they've built a pretty good bench. They've found the right coach to get them over the hump. So it just feels like their time.
Starting point is 01:43:00 It just feels that way. I agree with you, too, Dana, that San Antonio is going to be around for a long time. They're going to find some more veteran pieces to help that group a little bit more. Those young guards will carry them for a long time and Wembe and Yamah, too. The Knicks are older. This is this group, you know, probably won't be together next year. Just salary reasons. So this is, this feels like it's now or never for this group.
Starting point is 01:43:29 You know, something that was brought up to me at the beer hall over the weekend by my buddy hairdo. If hairdo is out there, word life, we were watching a little bit of the basketball game, and he said, sadly, this does make sense, in my opinion. He looked at Wemba Yamba up on the television screen, and he said, and he said, I'll give him five years before he starts falling apart. That could very well be. And we were talking about the comparison between Wemba Yamba and Ralph Sampson. Most guys built like Ralph Samson and Victor Wembe Yamba. And I think all-time NBA players, if you could pick a
Starting point is 01:44:07 body type that's closest in comparison to Wembe Yon, it would be Ralph Sam. His feet and knees started falling apart after about four years. Yeah. So I wonder if the French kid will have the same fate. Well, remember, the first two seasons for him were injury. Oh, yeah. He didn't play many games. Right. He played. So this is
Starting point is 01:44:29 really his first full season as an NBA player. And of course, he's taking it all the way to the title series, which is, what, 20 more games added on to your schedule. So, yeah, I mean, obviously, with that kind of height and with all the stress that's put on that body, it only makes sense that the wear and tear will be much more prominent than maybe some but he was six foot four. Right. Built like a normal human being. Built like a normal person.
Starting point is 01:45:04 Oh, I didn't realize that he had played overseas for like four years before entering the draft. Oh, yeah. Yeah, he's played a long time. All right. Here's another note on tonight's NBA final final game three. And I know this is tired. You've been beating over the head with this up and down. But protato chip, Jesus wants us to know that currently a court side ticket for game four is $208,000.
Starting point is 01:45:27 Oh, my gosh. Just unbelievable. Stupid. Yeah. Okay. Talking about this New York crowd, how they were buck wild down there in Texas. We'll find out tonight what they're capable of at their own home rink, home arena. It doesn't sound like they're going to go ahead with any more of these watch parties
Starting point is 01:45:50 because they just can't do it right. Game two. Well, they're only going to get bigger, too. I don't know if they're going to get bigger, too. I don't know if they're going to go ahead with them anymore after what happened during game two. I've heard they were canceled. Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:46:04 A New York Knicks fan. Do you think that will stop people from going down there, though? Oh, no, no, no, no. I'm just talking about official watch parties. Yeah, yeah. I'm sure there'll be people all over the street beating each other upside the head and robbing each other and drinking and doing drugs. It's New York City for Pete's sake. But the official watch party for game two, a female Knicks fan, punched a cop in the face and bit another one.
Starting point is 01:46:28 one. Apparently this gal named Carly, she went berserk after a cop ordered her to get back behind a barrier. And that was enough to just make this Carly gal bust a spring. She punched a female cop in the face so badly that the lady cop had to have stitches in her vent. And then she bit another cop. and apparently after she bit the cop she said this out loud she said hmm tasty yeah oh boy it's gonna be scary down there there were 26 people taken to jail Friday at that watch party it's gonna be a drop in the bucket oh good including including one who had a loaded glock 45 with an extended magazine counterfeit cash and narcotics on his purse
Starting point is 01:47:29 That guy knows how to party. Yeah, maybe they put a lid on those watch parties. Damn. I kid you want to be a part of something, but I'd so much rather just go watch it at a bar. Yeah. But that's just my... Maybe if I was 25, I might have a completely different tune, but...
Starting point is 01:47:52 I think if it... I mean, obviously that city, it just brings just more issues in a city that city that city. size. If you were going to have a game three here in town tonight, yeah, it'd be crazy, but I think it would not be as unsafe as what it sounds like it might be in New York. Here's a text from Johnny Jesus who says, all is right with the world. New York Knicks fans are biting cops again.
Starting point is 01:48:22 Home sweet home. Another listener texted in to say 208 out. We mentioned that the courtside seats for game four are 208th. A listener said, that's a lot. That's what I paid for my first house, 208,000. That's crazy. Come on. Well.
Starting point is 01:48:38 Now, this is also some more fun with Knicks fans. They are mad at Elmo. Are you aware of Elmo from the Sesame Street? Sure. Yes. Of course. They're mad at Elmo for refusing to root for the Knicks in the NBA final. Oh, geez.
Starting point is 01:48:56 By the way, did anyone see the video of Elmo and some gal friend of his where they're playing basketball? Yeah. he's very good. And Josh, you watched a video and the audio too? Yes. Of them play. Yes. They laugh so hard that I have a fear that maybe the two of them were high.
Starting point is 01:49:15 Elmo kind of has that. But why was it so funny that he made a basket? They laughed for 45 seconds after he made a basket. The only time people usually behave like that is if they're stoned. At any rate, did you guys know that Sesame Street was in New York? Was I supposed to know that? Yeah, I guess I did know that. Okay, you did.
Starting point is 01:49:35 I never knew where Sesame Street was. They claim here in the story. Maybe I just assumed it was. Okay. So what happened was Elmo went online before game one between the Knicks and Spurs, and he tweeted that he just simply hopes that both teams have fun. No, no. And Knicks fans turned on him.
Starting point is 01:49:57 Innocent comment, but yes, got it. They're demanding that Elmo pick aside. And they say, hey, you're a New Yorker. You root for the Knicks or you shut your effing hole. Yeah. But Elmo didn't back down. Now, he went back on Twitter. And this only further pissed the Knicks crowd off.
Starting point is 01:50:19 He tweeted, Nix that last message. You get it? Mm-hmm. Yep. Elmo didn't mean to spur you on. Oh, God. So now apparently there's a price tag on his friggin' head.
Starting point is 01:50:35 I love when the internet turns on Elmo. It seems like that happens every once in a while. I think it was about a year ago, Elmo just put on an innocent tweet like, Elmo here just checking in and see how everybody's doing. And then everybody's a trauma dumped on the guy, just dished off all the awful things have happened in their life recently. Yeah, Elmo's had to release a couple statements.
Starting point is 01:50:54 He said, I'm just hoping everybody has fun. You know some Knicks fan is going to have an Elmonds. Elmo doll in one of those parties, and they beat the crap out of it. Oh, shoot, I bet you're right. Like it was a wrestling buddy from 1992. Noddy insurance agent, Jesus, I'm just going to take a guess that he raised some kids during the Elmo, during Elmo mania. He must have raised a couple of kids because naughty insurance agent Jesus says, after enduring Elmo for years, I can't stand his laugh. I could see why.
Starting point is 01:51:30 He was quite the rock star there for a stretch of time. in the mid-90s, wasn't he? Oh, sure. Do you agree with this, Randy Schaber? I read an article that claimed Carl Anthony Towns has so far been the series MVP. I would say Jalen Brunson myself. Yeah. I would say Jalen Brunson.
Starting point is 01:51:50 I mean, I think Carl on both ends of the floor, certainly at times defensively, he hasn't guarded Wembenyama all the time. So they've kind of rotated some guys. on him. But personally, I think Brunson has just been the star of the show for the Knicks. He's just so gritty and such a good player. I was going to say this, Nick, after watching game two the other night, it's just the Knicks ball movement on the floor on offense, even when the game's on the line, not one guy's trying. I mean, Brunson will at times kind of take control. He'll force it once in a while.
Starting point is 01:52:34 Yeah, once in a while. But more times than not, the ball movement by their offense and how they moved the ball reminded me a little bit of how Golden State moved the ball when they were winning championships too. Everybody was seeing the ball. The players were moving. It's just, you know, I watch that.
Starting point is 01:52:53 I think about how the wolves play sometimes where they're so stagnant. And it just, that's the way to play. I mean, that's, that's, that's. That's how you have success. I can't argue with you. I think the difference between this New York Knicks Club and maybe those Golden State teams you're referring to is the physicality level that the Knicks are so much more physical than maybe any other team in the play. That's benefited.
Starting point is 01:53:18 So here's the deal. Five teams in NBA history have overcome an O2 deficit to win the NBA finals. Five teams have overcome that O2 deficit, but none of those teams did it after losing. the first two games at home, which means the Spurs will have to make history in order to win the NBA final, final, final, final. Oh, and by the way, I didn't know this. A few, more than a few listeners have texted in to say, hey, Sesame Street amateurs, you don't know Dick Tracy.
Starting point is 01:53:51 Everyone knows that Elmo is a Brooklyn Nets fan. He's a Brooklyn guy, Elmo is. So he's true to that club. That's why he's trying to remain neutral for the... Gotcha. We talked earlier, Randy, about the unveiling of the twins, not the twins. We talked earlier about the unveiling of the Timberwolves, new uniforms, and their new court. We all liked it.
Starting point is 01:54:19 We all know it's a money grab, blah, blah, blah, and they'll switch it up in three, four years again. We'll have to buy jerseys and T-shirts all over again. But I really like the look. Do you care one way or the other? Not really. I don't get into all that. Stacey K. King died.
Starting point is 01:54:35 I saw that. That's sad. At only 59 years old. Yeah. Stacey King. No cause of death. I don't know if he's been sick. Sick for a while or what the deal was.
Starting point is 01:54:48 Yeah, I don't know either. I'm just guessing he was a big dude. Yeah. Played for the Bulls during the Jordan era. Played for the Timberwolves for a brief period of time. Yeah. And was a very likable character and especially made his name in the broadcast booth calling Bulls games for 20 years or more.
Starting point is 01:55:14 They really loved Stacey King in Chicago and loved what he added to broadcast, kind of like the way we talk about Jim Peterson and Michael Grady and Kevin Harlan and Trent Tucker and the other guys, Tom Hannam and the guys who made watching Timberwolves games or listening to them on the radio. Tell me the radio guy's name again because he's so frigging good. Alan Horton. Alan Horton. That's the way they talked about Stacey King in Chicago. So very, very sad.
Starting point is 01:55:42 I mean, he was such a likable guy. Way too young. Now, let's move on to baseball. I thought I was going to have to wait until tomorrow because we thought you were taking today off, Randy. But now that you're on with us and we are together again, collectively, Randy and I spent some time with a few town ball teams over the weekend out in Cologne, Minnesota. Randy, first off, you were there Saturday at noon for what ball clubs were playing at noon?
Starting point is 01:56:12 Cologne and Dassel. And you threw out a first pitch and some money was raised for your cancer research. What a awesome ballpark. It was a great day. Yeah, it's a really pretty ballpark. Yeah. I don't know what the last game of the night looked like if they kind of packed the place a little bit. I know Ryan Graz was hoping that there would be a big crowd for the final game.
Starting point is 01:56:41 I was there for the final game. Yeah, was it packed? Good crowd. Was it sitting on the hill? Absolutely, sitting wherever they could find to play. Thanks to Ryan Graves for inviting us out. He's kind of the mayor over there. He's a Broughton Bruin and he kind of organizes these things.
Starting point is 01:56:56 So thanks to Ryan. I got to see Delano and Jordan and I tossed out a first pitch. And the crowd collectively laughed when I, went, oh God, after I released the baseball. I threw a decent pitch, but it hurt. Yeah. Didn't warm up at all? Nope. Didn't get stretched out? None of that. No, no, no. Funny you say that because on my drive back, I felt it in my right wing, too.
Starting point is 01:57:21 I was kind of like, oh, man. I mean, you can't, you can't, you know, just kind of loft it up there. You're going to give it everything you got. So, no, it was great. We loved the town ball scene. Nice to meet some people out there. and hopefully, you know, you made a few bucks too along the way. Yeah. There was the pitcher for Cologne. His mother had passed away from cancer like a week before. I'm sorry to hear that.
Starting point is 01:57:47 Yeah. So the starting pitch, so the day met even more for him and his teammates. There was like a moment of silence before the noon game. And, but, I mean, just an example. of, you know, cancer affects everybody, no matter who you are and what you do. Cancer doesn't care. And he went out and pitched that.
Starting point is 01:58:13 I mean, that's pretty courageous thing to do to go out and pitch like a week after your mom has passed away. Absolutely. Pretty good baseball, man. I mean, I'd like to see more of these ball games because it's good baseball and everyone has a good time. You got the old timers in the stands with a cold beer, and this and that.
Starting point is 01:58:33 Yeah. Good stuff. Yeah, and a beautiful day. That was, it was just spectacular. First thing they did, the Broughton Club, first thing they did was hand me a can of beer as soon as I walked on the seat. Hell yeah.
Starting point is 01:58:46 Although it was a bit amateurish. Come on, Broughton Bruins. They had a case of beer just sitting out on the sidewalk. What, you schmucks can't bring a cooler? What the hell's going on over there? Maybe they drink it fast enough they don't need the cooler. Yeah. Maybe in Jordan or in, in,
Starting point is 01:59:01 in Delano. Maybe they drink it that fast. They don't drink it that fast in Brown. They're more of a shots crowd. The Royals took three out of four here in town over the weekend. Yesterday the twins made a furious rally in the ninth that came up short. They were all pretty close ball games. The boys didn't get it done. Today's their first day off in a long damn time.
Starting point is 01:59:21 And then they faced another division rival. The Twins play at the Detroit Tigers starting tomorrow night. They recalled Royce Lewis. He played first base? Yeah. Did he do any hitting? He did. Did he?
Starting point is 01:59:34 He got a hit yesterday. Yep. Okay. So he went, I think he went one for four. But, I mean, he was batting. Let's see, he was three, four. He batted sixth in the lineup yesterday. So maybe the new position will allow him to adjust a little bit better at the bat.
Starting point is 01:59:57 Maybe that'll help him a little bit. Hopefully he'll get some things straightened around. Okay, he's back in the Biggs. And Royce Lewis, Byron Buxton, you know, he crashed into the wall over the weekend. They say he's going to be okay, but maybe expect to see him play the designated hitter role for a stretch of time again. Yeah, yeah. Okay. I mean, they've mixed a match that outfield now.
Starting point is 02:00:19 I mean, Clemens played left field to start yesterday. Cridler was in center to start. I think Austin Martin is going to be a regular corner outfielder for the rest of the season now that outman is gone in no longer part of the scene. So I think people are still kind of waiting to see what happens with those young guys and how soon some of those guys may end up here. We were talking about town ball. Randy and I got involved in some town ball over the weekend.
Starting point is 02:00:51 We mentioned Ryan Grams as a guy who contacts us and is nice enough to ask us to join in on these events. got a text message. It simply says Ryan Graham's is soft. Is that right? Yeah. We changed my opinion on the man now. Who did they play on Saturday, Nick? Broughton? Yeah, who did they play?
Starting point is 02:01:13 God dang it, were they playing the orphans? Howard Lake, I think. Oh, Howard Lake. Did that come from Howard Lake? It came from a guy named Dust Doctor Jesus. Ryan, if you're listening, this is one man's opinion. He says you're soft.
Starting point is 02:01:29 Oh, boy. And before we go, we got to talking about Elmo. Legendary Kermit, that doesn't make any sense. Legendary Muppet from the Sesame Street crowd. Tatted Mama Sheez's. She must think, Josh, you have access to this kind of filth. Tatted Mama Sheezes said, you should show me the video of stoned Kermit the Frog. Do you know anything about...
Starting point is 02:01:59 I'll Google it. Yeah. Is Kermit smoke? He probably dabbles. I think I've seen a picture or two with him and a cigarette in his hand. I think I'm going to look it up. Well, I'm talking about grass. Oh.
Starting point is 02:02:15 He's supposedly stoned Kermit the Frog. No, I don't think so. But he's not on the Sesame Street team, right? He's the whole different. He's Muppet. No. Yeah, okay. All right.
Starting point is 02:02:26 I mean, yeah, so many people smoke grass now or take, What do they call that stuff? Gummies or whatever? I wouldn't be surprised if Kermit got involved a little bit. Sesame Street was a massive part of my life when I was a little kid. Everybody? Yeah. Oh, yeah, for sure.
Starting point is 02:02:42 No, not really. Was it beyond? Were they still doing that show when you were little? They were. I just wasn't like super obsessed with it. I like watch it to a certain age. Mr. Rogers freaked me out. He still does.
Starting point is 02:02:54 Creepy. Mr. Rogers was still a thing when you were little? Yeah. But yeah, he creeps me out. Elmo creeps me out. Wait, wait, wait, wait, but let's get, Barney Critsman. Mr. Rogers is the most wonderful man that maybe ever lived.
Starting point is 02:03:06 But he gave you the creeps? Yeah, 100%. Do you watch the electric company? No, that doesn't sound familiar. Oh, yeah, the electric friggin company. Yeah, I had like Telitubbies, which also very creepy. Yeah, Teletubbies, Rugrats. Geez, I don't know.
Starting point is 02:03:26 Ed and Eddie, cat dog. Here's a bass slayer, Jesus said. he was watching the Muppet show once, and Kermit said that the word of the day was joint. I don't know if he was. And the kids had to spell J.O. Oh, God. I.
Starting point is 02:03:42 Yeah, listen to this. Ashley. Yeah. Mr. Rogers is a legend. You leave him out of this conversation. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I know.
Starting point is 02:03:51 I honestly thought until I started working here that, like, everybody felt the same way. And then I realized you guys, like, loved him. Oh, man. Oh, yeah. I love Mr. Rogers. That's what kept us occupied as little kids. Our folks would set us down in front of Mr. Rogers or the frigging Sesame Street and snuff-a-luffigis and Oscar the Grouch and all those effing people. I see a video with Kermit and Big Bird getting high.
Starting point is 02:04:15 I wonder if that's the one she's talking about. Kerman and Big Bird. So my era was Captain Kangaroo. Oh, yeah. Loved Captain Kang. With Mr. Green Jeans and Mr. Moose. Yep. Yep.
Starting point is 02:04:31 Oh, yeah. When they dropped the ping pong balls. We also watch Captain Kanga Damru. Yeah. If you have a minute today, Randy Shaver, look up Sam Kinnisson's stand-up routine on Captain Kangaroo. Oh, really? It will blow the doors off the place.
Starting point is 02:04:48 One of the funniest comedy bits I've ever heard in my life. God rest his soul, Sam Kinnison, who died so frigging young, and he was so unbelievably talented. Captain Kangaroo has, pardon me, Sam Kinnisenison has an entire routine on Captain Kangaroos career. He says, oh, you know he was a heavy drinker. I'll tell you that. 40 years with that ridiculous haircut, you know he went home and was just slugging
Starting point is 02:05:15 him back. And his wife was saying, you were supposed to be an actor. 40 years. He's like, give me a break. This is what I got. Oh, God. Who else are we missing, Josh? Are we missing anybody else from that time period?
Starting point is 02:05:29 God, those were fun days. Three, two, one contact? Oh, yeah. I like that one. That's the one I was trying to think of. Oh, I remember to this, and we can put a lid on this before we come off too goofy, but I remember almost crippling myself running up the stairs as fast as I could.
Starting point is 02:05:49 Normally I didn't miss an episode of three, two, one contact. I was a good one. I had gone down into the basement for some reason, and my mother screamed at me to come upstairs. You have to come up now. Three, two, one contact is on. You have to come up now. And I said something like, you know, why?
Starting point is 02:06:05 And she said the words that I'll never forget. Kiss is on three, two, one contact. Dude. And they were. And I bolted up the stairs. I don't know how my legs didn't break off. I was running so fast. I mean, talk about, that was my favorite combination.
Starting point is 02:06:21 You know, I was like a five-year-old was kiss and children's programming. As bizarre as that sounds. But they made an appearance on the show for some. reason and I about murdered myself. Here's one that's coming in. Trash Daddy Jesus. I think you were the first to text it. Reading Rainbow. Oh, that was a good one. Sure. I love the theme song.
Starting point is 02:06:40 Fraggle Rock. Fraggle Rock, underdog Casey Jones. Certainly Scooby-Doo. A lot of Scooby-Doo is coming in. The guy. When the Scooby-Doo and they collaborated with the Harlem Globetrotters, that was an earth-shattering day in my life. Who's that? Scooby-Doo and the Harlem Globetrotters got together to make some episodes. Oh, yeah. Those were great. Those are so fun.
Starting point is 02:06:59 Speaking of dogs, I liked Clifford. I love Clifford. I just wanted to give him a beaten, really. No, what's wrong with you? Did you read those books? Get out of here, yeah? I thought Clifford was just stupid and boring. I have all the little books now, too, because I want my son to like him.
Starting point is 02:07:14 My folks gave me those books, and it's like, it kind of paged through it and just throw it in the corner of your... Clifford's so cool. I just wanted to choke him out. Why? He's so cute. He was too big. He sleeps with a bear and a doll in his blankie. Aid worker Jesus remembers the day that Kiss was on three,
Starting point is 02:07:28 two-one contact. He said it felt very transgressive at the time. I don't know what that means. Transgressive. But I thought it sounded. Randy, thanks for everything. We'll talk to you tomorrow. You bet. Thanks. We'll be back in a few minutes here on the half-ass morning show. Ninety, three. Ah, air conditioning, the love of my life. Uh-oh. That doesn't sound good. What's going on, Habs podcasters? We're getting into that soupy part of the summer when your air conditioning is going to be holding on for dear life. That's where our friends at Standard Heating and Air Conditioning come into play.
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Starting point is 02:08:45 And it spells relief for you. One night with Stine. Shout out, Full Send, Nell. Hey, bro. What's your name, bro? Sine. What's your name? We've been sitting here for like an hour together.
Starting point is 02:08:54 I know your name. What's your name, go? Funny. I can't guarantee anything. All I can guarantee is they're going to be entertained. I'm a professional. I'm here to interview. So the whole interview, you can ask me what I like better,
Starting point is 02:09:05 Burger King or McDonald's. All right, and we are going to wrap up on that note. Thank you, Steve, so much. That was amazing. Burger King. One Night with Stein. One Night with Stein. One Night with Stein.
Starting point is 02:09:12 One Night with Stein. Follow and listen on your favorite platform. Hey, yeah, it's Monday morning here on the damn 93X-Halfast morning show. We were jaw jacking earlier about the kids shows we watched growing up. Sesame Street, this and that, electric company, Captain Can, Angeroo 3-21 contact. Here are some others we miss. Listeners texted in some of the shows that they watch when they were just little pot
Starting point is 02:09:40 liquors. Bozo the effing clown. That was a big one in my house. The Great Space Coaster. H.R. Puffin' Stuff. The romper room. Casey Jones. Did I mention Reading Rainbow? Yep, we brought that up.
Starting point is 02:09:55 Someone texted in and said we should dial up audio of Arnold Schwarzenegger singing the Reading Rainbow theme song. Cubby looked it up and it's fake. It's not really Arnold singing. So we decided to F that. Sounded fun, but it's fake. Here's supposedly a real fact about Arnold Schwarzenegger while we're on the topic of, what was he,
Starting point is 02:10:15 the T-1000 Terminator? What was he in the movies? The first one? Yeah, T-1000, I believe. Here's an interesting fact about Arnold Schwartz. He once saved a man's life. Says here in 2004, while Arnold was on vacation in Maui,
Starting point is 02:10:31 he saw a man struggling to swim in the ocean. he jumped in and swam one to 400 yards. It's kind of a big gap there, but hell, I'd be impressed if someone could swim 25 yards. He jumped in and swam out in the middle of the ocean, saved this poor bastard, and then sat and talked with him afterwards. How old was Arnold in 2004? 56. Really? Hmm.
Starting point is 02:11:02 Good math right away, right there, Cubby. That's impressive. You want to hear some more stories? of celebrity heroics. Yeah. Jamie Fox. Boy, I'll tell you right now, there is almost nothing better
Starting point is 02:11:18 than Jamie Fox's portrayal of Ray Charles. You show me any movie, you know, the real life story of Johnny Cash, the real life story of Kurt Engel, the real life. I don't think there was anybody
Starting point is 02:11:35 who portrayed the real person better than Jamie Fox did in the movie about Ray Charles. In 2016, he heard a bad car accident near his home. He dialed up the folks at 911, but then he ran to the scene and helped pull the driver from a burning vehicle. That's awesome. Can you imagine you think, oh, no, I'm dead. There's no way Jamie Foxx is going.
Starting point is 02:12:02 Yeah, seriously. I mean, that's a cool way to go, but. I would also think, Josh, this isn't friggin real. Yes, sir, I know I'm still on fire, but could I have your autograph? Right. I would think I was dead in having some type of a afterlife hallucination. Yeah, you think what a weird thing I'm dreaming about here. Harrison's Ford.
Starting point is 02:12:26 Way back in the year 2000, so he was a much younger man than he is today. He must have been in his 60s, I would guess, early 60s for Harrison Ford in the year 2000. He likes to fly his helicopter here and there. and I think this was a well-known story. You guys tell me, if you remember, he flew his helicopter to save a couple of stranded hikers in Wyoming. That's cool. That's dope, yeah.
Starting point is 02:12:53 And then only a year later, he, again with his Harrison copter, he found a 13-year-old boy who was lost in the wilds of Wyoming. That'd be pretty sweet to be rescued by Harrison Ford. I wouldn't complain about it. Han Solo coming to get you. Yeah. Indiana Jones. I wonder if that was pre or post.
Starting point is 02:13:17 Didn't he crash land a plane at one? A couple of them. Oh, more than one. I think so. Yeah. I remember people are like, okay, it's time to take the plane keys from Grandpa. That rings a bell. He flies his own airplanes too and he's crashed a couple of them.
Starting point is 02:13:32 I knew of the one. I didn't know. What is this? Okay. Clint Eastwood. Boy. He's still kicking, isn't he, Clint Eastwood? Gotta be in his 90s, right?
Starting point is 02:13:45 He's in his 90s. In 2014. Oh, he dumped the Heinleck maneuver on somebody who was choking on cheese. Choking on cheese. Oh, I almost choked on cheese. I was choking on cheese. That's a terrible way to go out. I would feel so betrayed.
Starting point is 02:14:06 I took a bite of the mozzarella stick and the cheese didn't, you know, snap in half. so it was partially swallowed and attached to the attached to the rest of the stick still. Oh, it was awful. What a stupid way to die. I know. The thickness of that mozzarella cut off your wind. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:14:27 Yeah, you're right, Josh. That'd be a terrible way to go. They just make something up. They would have to serve mozzarella sticks at my funeral. Didn't you see that at a restaurant or something, Josh? Yeah. Or is that the liquor talking? No, you're right.
Starting point is 02:14:39 Steak. What was the situation? A buddy of mine was choking on steak, and I gave him the Heimlich. Oh, you gave him the Heimlich? And it really worked? Yeah. Did you have any idea what you were doing, really? Well, I didn't realize we'd fall in love afterwards.
Starting point is 02:14:52 It was an intimate moment between the two of us. That usually happens. What do you mean? Do you not watch the movies? Is that how it happens? Yeah. There was a lot more contact that I would have wanted below the belt. But yeah, it didn't.
Starting point is 02:15:03 I mean, it was super. I think he would have had it up by him. So you knew the routine. You weren't just guessing. No, I knew it. We learned it in school. And you remembered it. I mean, I think we were taught.
Starting point is 02:15:11 that in school also, but there's no way I could draw back. Yeah, I could make a good guess. I can make a good guess. The one I remember, I mean, they said you got to do it way harder than you think you need to. So you were just blasting this It was like two, maybe even one and a half. And he got it out. Sprayed it across the... But then you kept giving him some extra
Starting point is 02:15:27 ones and he kept saying, no, it's okay. I've passed it. I'm not joking anymore. And you just wanted to be sure. You're trying to be thorough. Yeah, at one point it was more for me than it was. Look, buddy, we've kind of become accustomed to this at this point. Let's just keep it going and see We dated on it off for a while.
Starting point is 02:15:43 That's impressive, Josh. It really wasn't as impressive as it sounds. Like I said, it was so quick that he went and got it up on his own. Clint Eastwood is 95 years old, now, by the way, someone tells me. In 2014, he was 83 years old, and he dumped that old Heimlich maneuver on some poor bastard who was choking on cheese. I'm surprised, Josh, you have not needed the Heimlich maneuver in your career as a big eater. Oh, I know I'm going to die. I told you guys before.
Starting point is 02:16:13 I'm going to die on the treadmill eating an apple. I don't know why I insist on eating apples when I'm on the treadmill, but I take such huge bites. That's the thing. Whether you're on a treadmill or sitting in a chair at a restaurant, you and I have shared many meals, and for whatever reason you do not believe in small bites. I'm getting better, but yeah, in that case, that's certainly a way I'm going to go.
Starting point is 02:16:34 So if somebody says, oh, how do he pass away on the treadmill? Heart attack, was it that? No, choking on an apple. One night we were eating over at J.D. Hoyt's, me, you, and I think it was the Dom triplets, I think. We were over a... You had some kind of a vegetable
Starting point is 02:16:49 medley in front of you. You put a piece of broccoli in your mouth that was about the size of a human fist. I would have put a bigger one in there, but I also had asparagus in at the same time. I don't... I mean, I was raised by
Starting point is 02:17:05 well, my mother was the type who had impeccable table. My dad was the absolute opposite, just horrible to watch him eat or any member of his family. They just, they did not believe in any type of table manners. So I must have fallen somewhere in the middle. But even having that experience watching my dad and his family eat, they're no better than animals.
Starting point is 02:17:34 I still was thrown at times by you, by how big a bite you take out of your food. I've never noticed. I've seen you eat before. Maybe I just try not to look. Maybe you have altered it. I have gotten way better. Because when we were younger, you know what I'm talking about. Oh, yeah.
Starting point is 02:17:47 Because I think anybody who grew up in a household with a lot of people in it, they can empathize or maybe understand. Like, you had to eat as fast as you could if you wanted seconds. It was a race. Yeah, you had to go. It sounds miserable, too. Before your cousin takes it off your plate or something like that. I would have just starved. I don't like, I've told you guys this before.
Starting point is 02:18:07 I don't like feeling like it's a competition around food or anything. like that. Like, I don't like any games where the prize is food. I don't know. Really? We're talking about... Yeah, it bothers me. It makes me feel like I'm a little fatty. I guess I'm not following games. Games where you win food. What about a meat raffle? Yeah, nah. I just, because then I got to get up and, like, pick something and, like, people are going to be like, oh, you really need to pick that? I don't know. I have a problem. I think you're in your head a little bit on this one, Ashley. Yeah, yeah. I went through like years of
Starting point is 02:18:37 years of therapy for this, too. That's what you mean by games where the prize is food? You mean a Meat wrapple? Yeah, stuff like that. Like somebody would judge you for what you're getting? Yeah, I don't know why. It's like in my, I have a weird head. Or like in school where you would, I don't know, being like different teams in the classroom and like your team would win like
Starting point is 02:18:57 everyone gets a piece of candy. I'm like, no, I don't want to win. It's fine. I'll sit in the back. Frame electric Jesus gets what I was saying. He said it was more of a competition than a meal. Usually, yeah, that's exactly how we. All right, we're talking about celebrity heroics here.
Starting point is 02:19:12 who else saved a life along the way Leonardo DiCaprio just 0, 6, 7 years ago? He only saves people that are younger than 25. That's true. You can drown if you're 25 or older. Is he still dating 20-year-olds? I think so. I thought his current girlfriend was a little older than that. In 20 and 19, Leonardo DiCaprio saved a dude who went overboard.
Starting point is 02:19:39 Oh, okay. Leonardo DiCaprio, he's out on his boat, and he sees in the distance, someone go ass over Applecart off of a different boat. So DeCaprio went on over there, and what should say here? He went over and picked the guy up. Wow.
Starting point is 02:20:00 Yeah. I probably wouldn't. Pardon me? I'm afraid of the sea. Yeah, me too. Yeah, I'd be like, how do we save that guy? Can we call that other boat? You know what, Ashley?
Starting point is 02:20:11 I think I would just pretend I didn't see it. You knew the risks. Dude, I'll be so honest. I think I would. Let's go over to this bay over here. Did you hear a splash? No, I didn't hear anything. Let's go.
Starting point is 02:20:26 I think I would just ignore it. If it was in a lake, sure. In the ocean, absolutely not. The ocean's so big. Nobody's going to know. Not getting in there. Poo-Poo's and Pee-Pee's Jesus said, Ashley, relax.
Starting point is 02:20:39 like the rest of us. Quit making us look bad. Some days I am. Did anyone hit the Brainerd Lakes area over the weekend and run into Tom Cruise? Everyone runs into Tom Cruise up there? No, I haven't yet. I wish. During the filming of the movie Cocktail, so that's hell 30 years ago.
Starting point is 02:20:56 28, 7, 8, 6, 5 years ago. When they were filming Cocktail, he saw his co-star in the movie, Elizabeth Shoes. she started running towards a helicopter's tailroader. Maybe they had a few drinks in them, I don't know. And Tom Cruise lunged at her and tackled her to the ground before she was sliced into a million pieces. Boy, did I have a crush on Elizabeth's shoe as a kid. She's the one who was trying to take care of Nick Cage
Starting point is 02:21:28 in that hilarious drinking movie? Oh, leaving Las Vegas. She's in that one? Was that Elizabeth's shoe? I believe so, yeah. Boy, he had a few. stiff drinks in that. Oh my gosh.
Starting point is 02:21:39 I heard it's very, very difficult to watch. Is that true? He loads up that cart and his hand is so shaky. He can barely sign the check for the booze. Yeah, Josh, some have trouble with that one. My favorite part in the movie, though, is when he's in Sniffer's row at the strip joint, when he's just starting out his drinking run, Bender. He grabs that bottle of hooch.
Starting point is 02:22:03 He twists the top off. He starts down in the whole thing. And my favorite part about it, I think is because I've seen drunks do this before. He hangs on to the... He grabs a hold of the guy next to him to brace himself. And the guy next to him's like, what are you putting your hands on me for? It's not supposed to be funny, but there are scenes that remind me of people that I know. Elizabeth's shoe, though, right?
Starting point is 02:22:26 Oh, do. Man, oh, man. Give me some of the other movies. Well, Adventures and Babysse... Never saw it. Oh, I had a thing for her in that. But she, I think she was in Hollow Man, certainly Cocktail as he means. mentioned. Back to the future part two. That is so weird. Just the other day I put myself through
Starting point is 02:22:41 about 75% of Hollow Man. I don't know why. Finally on this celebrity heroics conversation, Steve Bishemi, I think this is probably the most well-known story of the bunch. He was a firefighter in the 1980s, and after 9-11, he signed back up and pulled some folks out the rubble. Steve Bishemi, who was also very sexy in leaving Las Vegas. Sexy and everything. She's exude sex. I like that guy. That makes you like him even more.
Starting point is 02:23:19 That is a great story. We've got to take a break. We'll be right back. The 93X half-ass morning show. We've got a couple more things to cover before we let her buck. Oh, we talked about this and that. Josh, the reason people are seeing Tom Cruise less and less in the Brainerd-Lakes area, according to one of our listeners, Nicole Kidman
Starting point is 02:23:38 got that Brainerd cabin in the divorce. Oh, okay. So people aren't running into. We talked about Josh, true eater that he is. I don't know if I've ever seen, in your younger days, I don't think I've ever seen anyone
Starting point is 02:23:52 take such large bites of food. And he said, you know, growing up, a lot of people in the house, it was a race. But you're working on it. Oh, yeah, I think I'm much better now. Definitely. Got a couple of texts on that. on folks who take big fat bites.
Starting point is 02:24:09 The Heimlich maneuver, Josh told his story once of having to rescue a friend of his via the Heimlich maneuver. You tell us, Josh, you're the one who has experience. If you're going to choke on food, is the most embarrassing way to go? Would it be to choke on chicken? Yeah, I think so. A few people texted in and defined themselves as food aggressive. I definitely used to I probably still am at times but yeah I mean I fast eater big bites you know people are saying we got a 15 minute lunch break at work we got to go super fast I get that yeah I'm a fast eater too to the point where my wife wants to start ordering her meal like 15 minutes before I do so that she's not just eating alone because I finish my meal in like two minutes yeah it kind of pisses me off that my husband doesn't I've trained my wife to be a little a bit of a faster eater sometimes she'll even beat me before I'd be like well I guess we're going to sit here for an hour as she
Starting point is 02:25:03 choose every single pee. Yeah, it's like, do you want to taste your food at all? I take my time. I get crap for it when I get offered, like, oh, do you want a bite in my sandwich? And I'll take a respectful bite. It's like, you call that a bite? Sorry that I don't want my mouth overflowing
Starting point is 02:25:20 with food. That's a whole different animal. She sounded very disappointed. It pisses me on. You're being criticized for your small bites. One of our listeners texted in and said he and his brother got a legit fist fight over the last piece of fried chicken.
Starting point is 02:25:34 They got in a legit, stand-up, all-out, four-alarm fist fight over the last piece of fried chicken. That maybe would be the definition of food aggression right there. And then the Heinlech maneuver. One of our listeners just last night had to be rescued by the neighborhood fire department with the Heinleck maneuver. Oh, man, I bet that was scary. Custom T-shirt pimp Jesus said just last night,
Starting point is 02:25:57 the wife had to call in the police and the local fire department to dislodge a bit of apple that was stuck in his throat for 10 plus minutes. I hate myself. He said it wouldn't go down and it wouldn't come up. He said, thank God I could breathe. The fireman did the heimlich and it didn't work. It just moved and then he started choking even worse. Oh, geez.
Starting point is 02:26:21 I wouldn't have predicted that. But he finally coughed it up and it was just a tiny little bit of apple. In his throat, it felt massive. That's so scary. glad you're still with us custom t-shirt pim cheeses wow when you got a little kid that's always your fear right oh i bet choke on something yep before we go uh this is very interesting uh Ashley I think was the first one to hear it we are running ads for our Independence Day booze cruise party yeah we are did you guys know that we're doing that we well we were told we were going to announce it today but
Starting point is 02:26:51 we didn't get the info so I thought maybe they changed it up oh we got the info did they not send it to you no no so there was some miss give me to I assumed everybody was on this email Nope. There was some miscommunication. We did not know whether we were supposed to talk about our booze crews or not, but we're running ads for it. What do you know about it so far, Ashley? Because I haven't heard the ad, and I don't have any information in front of me.
Starting point is 02:27:13 It'll be on the St. Croix River on Friday, July 10th from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Stillwater River Boats, of course. And it's sponsored by 10K construction this year. I love those guys. I met those guys at the Randy Shavers deal. Yes. last year or did you see him this year too? This year, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 02:27:33 I think it was last year that Nick and I talked to those guys. Okay, I know who you're talking about. Yeah, they're really cool. I like those guys. So that'll be fun. Totally agree. But it's different. The Fourth of July booze cruise cruise is different this year.
Starting point is 02:27:46 Usually people can only win tickets, but you can actually buy them this year. Yeah, they've opened it up. So because folks would always tell us, hey, you know, we tried. We couldn't win tickets. So now if you want to go, you can go. Yeah, and they are on sale right now. So go to 93x.com and buy some. Thanks to the folks who text in
Starting point is 02:28:02 and they already bought some. Oh, that's awesome. You guys are way too fast. But yeah, it's going to do the whole dinner buffet. Have a DJ on there. It'll be great. It looks like our website is incorrect. The picture says June 10th.
Starting point is 02:28:15 It's not going to be in two days. That'd be crazy. It's July 10th. Oh, we're doing great. Nothing like a Wednesday night boat crew. Our big, fat, ass, Independence Day, Booze cruise is back? for, I don't know, the 30th year or something ungodly like that. Okay, check
Starting point is 02:28:32 the website, know that it's July 10th. Buy yourself a ticket. We'll see you there. And we will have a wonderful time. Yeah, always do. We'll start pumping this, you know, we'll get to... Assuming we're on the email. We'll talk more about it.
Starting point is 02:28:48 You'll know all about it. Congratulations to Tully and Bethany. Just learned they're having a baby boy from mom to three. She said, you let us know. Thank you for that. Happy belated birthday to Grace. the big 08 yesterday from mom and dad. And happy birthday to jingle Bill's Daddy Isaac Jesus from Texas Concrete Jesus.
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