The Show - SKIPPED

Episode Date: September 17, 2025

A football PA announcer puts his foot down when it comes to third down. Controversy in the world of professional rock skipping. New music is just confusing, but we know ours was too. Plus lots more on a Wednesdee!

We interrupt this program. Previously, critics had brailed against the duo as crude, dumb, ugly, thoughtless, sexist, self-destructive, and foolish. They are not part of the legitimate business world. What they do is they celebrate underachievement. And all candor, I would tell you it's outrageous, Phil. And if I could find somewhere constitutionally to do away with it, I would. And you're doing big stretches over there. Oh, I'm all creaky.

I didn't do any stretching. I'm all tightened up. Did you deep freeze your house last night? You get cold? Yeah. That's me too. Nice. Yeah, you wake up and you go, oh, jeez.

It's real nice. What is it right now? 55 outside the studio. It was like 62 or three in my apartment. I went, oh, God. That's just good living. Good morning, everybody. Happy Wednesday.

Happy Whiskey Wednesday. To those of you who celebrate, I will, of course, be celebrating 7 o'clock tonight. Nice. Coco did a little apple picking yesterday. I'll ask you about that. You got Honey Crisp? Yep.

Is that all they're picking right now? Currently, yes, but in the apple barn, there's others. Food items. Do you get some donuts, some cider? A little bit. A little bit. All right. You know what else?

Also I crave in the fall time that I don't think about to a fall time. Cheeses. Yeah. I want either like a squeaky cheese or I want like an extra sharp chatter of some kind. They've got them too. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. Mm-hmm. You went to Beacon Skiff, right? Yep. Nice.

Yep. Your mom sent me a photo of you on a big ladder. I'm going to use it for your Cocoa Pus photo tomorrow. Come get high with... Oh, what were you going to need? I just like, there was a cute photo you went on a ladder. I didn't even think right there, too. I didn't even think about it. I didn't even think about the high. I was up there. I was up there.

Good thinking. I had, uh, I had, uh, a honey crisp one of these. Oh, yeah. That's the combo right there. From them. It was like I'm picking Honey Crisp. I got to have the Honey Crisp one of those. That's the combo over a Beacon Skiff. You get the HoneyCrisb vodka

that I can talk about on the radio. Oh, I did have a little bit of that left in from my did it on Coco Pop. You get the Honey Crisp that one of these. Micro, I can say, on the radio. They had them there. The Honey Crisp, other thing that you had. Get yourself going, Bob.

Yeah, it was fun. Said it wasn't too busy for a... I mean, more people than you'd expect on a Tuesday, but... Yeah, yeah. But not anything where, like, you had to wait in any type of line for anything at all the way. Sunday's our family fall day.

We're going out Sunday. Probably going out to the Rochester area. Gotcha. That's where one of the nieces goes to college. We'll all get together. I forget where we go out there, but I think it's that spot that has that pumpkin house they post photos of every year?

Like they build a whole house out of pumpkins? Pretty nice. It's the fall time. You wouldn't be able to guess it, by the weather. It must be nice to go in college. 80 degrees, man, at a high of like 76 today. I was wearing tank top. Summertime time's out there right now.

Absolute. Tank top. So we'll get into all of that. Of course, you know how to find us. How was Hal Storm, Lindsay Sterling last night? Report back when you guys think about that. Oh, yeah. Who was out there?

Nobody called me. Wow. Oh, did you get you in there? Like she didn't have a tambourine somewhere. Somebody could have used a tambourine last night. I've been biblical for a man. And actually, how are you playing the tambourine in that, dude? I'm in Alston Chains now.

Holy cow. Just saying. That was great. Just saying. Best purchase we've ever made here on this show. That's the best thing ever. Good morning, everybody. Happy Whiskey Wednesday.

Join me tonight. 7 o'clock for something to drink. Give you more information and details on that. But I respect the fella who stands his ground and takes his craft seriously. Okay. Have you heard about Dale Carter, the Kansas City Chiefs PA announcer? Uh-oh. So Dale Carter has been the PA announcer over at, what is that, Arrowhead Stadium?

Is that what it's called? on game day for 16 years. He's an older fellow. He's been in there. He's known for his iconic, it's third down. Like, that's his call. I mean, doesn't every place do that?

The dome does it, whatever that guy is. But they all have different third down calls. Well, I guess last year, during the playoffs, people in the organization were talking about the pre-game P.A. guy who does a pretty good third down. Uh-oh. Uh-oh.

Well, it turns out this season starts and the higher-ups come over to Dale Carter and say, yeah, yeah, yeah, you can do the PA stuff, but we're going to have this guy do the third down.

And Dale said, my ass you are, I'm out of here. Yep, forget it. He said, quote, some of you caught on to that. Some of you caught on to that and mentioned that you noticed. I didn't agree what they wanted, what they wanted me to do. I've always been a team player and tried to do whatever they wanted me to until this week. Carter said he received a call on Tuesday informing him they wanted the other PA guy who does pregame activities and reads the commercials.

Yeah, no. To start doing the third down call. Dale Carter said that's my red line. I wish him best of luck. God damn it. You stand your ground, bud. I get it. I can understand that.

That'd be like if somebody here was like, yeah, Cody or Josh, you guys are doing your show. But Paulie is going to come in and do a live read. Yeah, just in the middle of it, right. For Cody's appearance on Saturday at the Kilibrew. I'd be like, no, no, he's not. No, get out of it. I will do. Or Josh, you're like, yeah.

I can get that. Because it's disrespectful. He's your PA announcer or he's not. If you don't want him doing the PA, then just get rid of him. He'll do something else. Quote, I was blessed to be the Chiefs PA announcer for 16 seasons plus one preseason game. I never missed a game during that time. Even going to London for a whirlwind 48 hours, I worked every major fall in winter holiday.

Well, that's your job. I feel, well, that you've got to go to work, but I feel, I worked every major. I feel like I gave everything I had. It's just time for me to close that chapter. Hopefully this answers all the questions we had every weekend. Yeah, and Dale, you read the writing on the wall. They were going to screw you over eventually anyways. If they were just put him in, no, no, he's just going to do third down.

I can see where it would be kind of cool to have a completely different voice. Do the, you know, everything's happening and then third, you know what I mean? But would anybody notice? Unless it's Mickey Mouse, I'm not going to notice the voice changed a little bit. Yeah, it's not that big of a deal to anybody else that would be hearing it. It's just a big deal, the fact that you're kind of telling somebody else. No, we're not going to have you do your job for right now. Nah, you know, you're all right, but we're just going to have the other guy do third down.

So what? He's just going to sit next to me, the entire game. And, all right, it's third down. Yeah, I know. I'm over here. Like, isn't it? He does his stick and third down. Oh, so it's third down. It's done. Okay, cool, cool. Like, is that?

First down, now they got the third down. You're like, like, I guess I can only compare this to the business we're in. But the best day part to be on in radio is morning radio. wouldn't the best call to have would be the third down call? You're taking away his best call. That's up in the dome when most fans stand up. He just gave you guys a look. There was a bunch of people in the section that just didn't.

I don't know a lot of people. It was very weird. That's usually when you get the most action of. Yeah. Yeah. And then Steve Angeli, the past their complete for second town. Those fans come on out to those.

concessions, blah, blah, blah. Oh, and he misses the past, and now. Thudda. You know what I mean? Like, that's like, yeah. That's the hype car. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now I'm right, like, but.

Dale's working all day to get a good third down call, get the crowd hyped up. I take that from them. I don't mimic any other calls up there. Uh-huh. I mean, you make train noises sometimes. When do they do train noise for touchdowns? Yeah, they got to the train horn. Wow, too.

Okay. Well, listen, he stood his ground. I respect you. I respect how much you take your job seriously, Dale. Get it, Big Dale. Whiskey Wednesday, 7 p.m. tonight. Whiskey Wednesday, I'll be live on our Twitch and YouTube channels. Probably just Twitch, though, because I don't mess with YouTube when I play a music video.

So we'll just say just Twitch. They don't like you. They're mad at you. They get mad at me when I play a music video. So Twitch.com. C&Y 7 o'clock tonight. Whiskey Wednesday, presented by Liquor Wine and Moonshine, State Fair Boulevard, as well as that 720 meeting presented by.

East Coast Emeralds. Sugar got back from the show last night. Brianna left before Hal Storm. She went just for Apocalyptic on Lindsay Sterling. Sugar says, I feel hungover. I'm not used to going to bed after 8 p.m. Yeah. Well, yeah.

All those. All you ruffians out there. Probably doing weed drugs and alcohol drugs. What's going on up at Novellis? Everybody, all right? We got a lot of show fam that work up at Novellis. There was a fire. Hope everybody's okay.

Your buildings aren't supposed to catch on fire. I'm supposed to do that up there. Philly Gooses. Well, we've got drama. I'm doing a lot of sports drama today. I just did the chief's PA announcer. He's out of here. If he can't do the third down call, he's out of here.

Get out! We've also got cheating in the world stone skipping championships, Cody. Son of a bitch. We got weights and fish. We got fish helping the weights being skipped across the water. They're putting their backs up so they can skip them longer. I love a good skipping stone. One of my favorite things to do up at the loop.

For those of you not as Swayka County folks, what we call the Rudy's area, Rudy's, Babs, all that right there, called the loop growing up. And you go up to the loop, you find some good flat rocks, and you just skip them. Now I feel like you with your very manly ankle.

Why? Because I can't do that. Because of your wrists, your ankle? I mean, you're a little. It's a very specific motion that all summer long, every time I go to do it, it immediately hurts. And I go, you son of a bitch,

you can't skip rock. because of your Tommy John. Yeah, we used to... Back when Nanny used to live on the river, we would go down to the river, cousin J.9, skip stones down there too. Not as good. You got to get a perfect stone.

It's got to be a perfect stone. Yeah, no, Tisco's got a lot of them. Nice and flat, nice and smooth. Got to have some weight to it. Well, here's the drama. The annual competition requires participants to use naturally occurring slate from the location.

Okay. But officials discovered some contestants wielded machine-shaped and smooth rocks. Oh, I was going to ask, how the hell do you cheat that? Artificially smoothed rocks, artificial notches. Maybe for grip. All for throwing. Yeah, to like, give it a better spin. Tossmaster, Kyle Matthews.

Come on, man. What is this? Tossmaster. Yes. Toss Master, Kyle Matthews received calls from worried competitors. Oh my God, bro. I love it. Saying that they were concerned to give them credit. They deeply apologize for bringing the sport.

He says disrepute, which I don't know that word, maybe just like embarrassment. It sounds familiar. I don't think I used it right. And the rule breakers confessed that they had the artificially shaped stone. I would just be like, no, they're not artificial. It'd be like, oh, that's from nature. Oh, yeah, I'd be like, no, it's not. And then I'd whip the damn thing.

You're like, go get it, jackass is in a lake now. Yeah, goodbye. But, um, they said organizers are considering requiring future participants to select from official stone collections. Well, where do you, do they all bring your own? Yeah. Well, then what's the big deal? Like, I have, like, if you go to a Tisco or like you said,

up by Rudy's and all that stuff. Yeah. You can get really good ones. So is it just like, who's the jackass that's going to be a baby that's standing next to somebody? Oh, that didn't go that far. Wait a minute. Hey, his rocks look really smooth. Look how smooth his rocks look over there.

Like, you got to give credit that they figured out rocks skipping science enough to be like, no, if I had a groove here, I smooth this side here. Yeah, I'd be like, oh, you can do it too if you want. It's called nature. You want to notch in the rock? find a rock with a notch. And yeah. Yeah, it is the world stone skipping championships. Yeah.

And you bet your ass an American won it. Kentucky's Jonathan Jennings became the first American winner in the adult male category. Hell yeah, John. Adult male. Adult male. It would only be an adult male from Kentucky. That wins the Steve. world stone skipping

championship. Is he now the toss master? Do I have to give him back to my championship belt? Because I've been known to be called. I'm the toss master. Oh. If the toss master and the toss keeper me, you don't want that. If there's the toss master, then what's the other side

of it? I don't want to know the gatekeeper. I love skipping stones, man. I wouldn't know how you go pro. I guess you're just like it's out with your bodies and like, whoa dude, that had like 10 skips. Right? You should go pro.

It's the same thing, but stone skipping that we talk about with the Papa shot. What? It's just probably you fall kind of ass backwards into it somehow. Look, now I'm in the upstate New York stone skipping, you know, finals. And now you move on to whatever. It's like how I was in that stupid fastest, bagger, quickest cashier competition that I made it all the way to like, regional or whatever the hell that was. The most confusing thing in the world.

We traveled for competition as a grocery store unit. Once a year, we would go to the Maxim's Pond. Shout out Kirk Maxim, his amazing mother, the whole Maxim family. What's up? The Phoenix United Methodist Church would have our annual fishing derby at Maxim's Pond. And the goal for me and my buddies was to skip a rock all the way across the pond. And we did it. We did it a couple times.

It's impressive. You want to see a bunch of, like, kids freak out. You skip a rock all the way across a pond, dude. Yes. Next level, freak out. I love when people like that freak out over small things like that. It's the best. It just feels good.

It just feels good. Saturday at noon, Cody will be at Killebrew. In New Hartford. Is that technically New Hartford? Yeah. Yeah. Killebrew, you know where they are. Munching on a clam platter.

Hell yeah. If I know anything about Cody. He ain't matching on a clan platter. No, I want those wings, man. He went them wings. No, on Saturday. Now I'm kicked off with some wings. I had some wings yesterday.

Where? And all I could think of was, I'm going to get more wings. Where'd you get wings? I got wings at Beacon Skiff, bro. Yeah. How do you rate Beacon Skiff wings? Those were, I wanted them to be left in the smoker a little longer.

Oh, smoked. Eight out of ten? Whoa! So they're doing full menu up there? On a Tuesday, bro. All of the time. they know that people are coming up there. Yeah.

Smoke. Good for you. Hot. Honey mustard wings. What other food I have they got up there? Burgers. Or down there, I guess it's down. Wagu beef burgers, man.

Oh, yeah. Amazing. You know, like, when you're like, you know what I'm craving fries, but I want like those fries from like a ballpark or something. You know what I mean? Those. They got those.

They got a ton of stuff, man. Nice. They got all the bakery items up there. I was very impressed on a Tuesday how much they still had to offer. There was not much that was not open. I try to keep up on what the teens are saying, only because I've got two teens, and I never know what they're talking about.

You're big on slang. I was also wondering if I could just have an old man thought for a second. So I got two teenagers, and we go to the dentist tomorrow, and that's why, yesterday. And the oldest is a driver. like, you know, with the permit. Oh, man. And...

It's all I would do. Here you go. I think the youngest really likes that their sibling is driving the car. So I let them pretend like I'm not there. Yeah. So like I let them pick the music. Do you sit in the back?

Can I get the ox? No, you have to legally be in the front seat, I guess. Oh, I don't have any idea. This is what I'm told. I don't know. I probably should read a thing. I know there's those rules. But like I just let them pretend like there are a couple teens

and I keep my mouth shut, I want our oldest to figure things out on their own. Yep. Like, I have not been giving them directions. Like, we have to go pick up their brother every day from golf. And for the first, you know, a few times I'd be like, all right, you're going to go right here. You're going to go left here. Now I don't say anything.

Nope, that's exactly. You've got to figure out where we're going. That's exactly what my dad did. So I just keep my mouth shut, but they want to listen to the ox. My old man thought is, you know how like they always say the music you like when you're like 13, 14, 15, 60 is what you're going to like when you're an adult. It's clear for us. Yes, for us.

And I know that every generation thinks that the next generation's music is terrible. But there's no way that when my kids get into their 40s, they're going to be listening to Buggy with a hoodie, right? You mean like how, there's no way when you're 40 something that you're going to be listening to like Ice Cube and that's their rappers. Yeah, but Ice Cube's good. I don't like, I'm not a fan of Boogie. with a hoodie either, but yes, but they are.

My parents thought that all my music sucked too. I get it. They thought that Dr. Dre and Snoop. That's what I mean. And Nirvana was all terrible. I'm not saying that, you know, Dr. Dre and Snoop or whatever are comparable. You don't remember that? Yeah.

That boogiewood a hoodie is the same, you know. Like I let them have the ox and they got boogiewooda hoodie on. They got little yoddy on, all these things. And I'm listening. And I go, they'll absolutely. Are they going to be in their 40s listening to like, some of it. because you got to think we don't

like I don't listen to really any of the other guys in G unit That is true You know what I mean? Like I'm not a young buck guy anymore

I don't listen to The game rapper or I don't have I'm not up to date on my Lloyd Banks mixtape CDs anymore But you can't compare

And I know this sounds out of touch I know every generation does this Except that I'm the first generation That's right. Our rap was way better than this rap now. I agree for a lot of it, but it'll get weeded out, and they'll be listening to like, Kendrick. Oh, yeah, you're right.

Okay, because they do listen to Kendrick. Juice World. And, you know, like the guys that were actually good, whereas every once in a while, like, what we do, you'd be like, yo, you remember boogie with a hoodie? Yeah. They'll play on their brain computer. Yeah, whatever. their implant or whatever.

Yeah. Because I'm like, I'm not trying to be like cool, dad. No, but I get. I let them listen to what they want to listen to. But I get what you're saying, though. But I'm just like, I'm sitting there and I'm, they got the oaks. Yes.

And they're listening to this. And it's not like they're singing along. It's just on. And I go, like, I know the thought is every generation, but I'm like, you guys don't know good music. You don't even know. But that's what every generation does.

Yeah, that's what our parents were saying, listening to it. you know, whatever. Like, Nirvana was a tough sell for my mom because you couldn't understand what he was saying. Yep. Oh, that's, and she'd be like, what is this? I remember before I listened to that,

the screaming stuff, my brother making my mom, because that's what they do. Mom, mom, listen to this, listen to this, bring me the horizon, this scream that he does here. And then he would make my mom listen to two and a half minutes of the early bring me of the horizon

of the screamiest shrieks. Yeah. As a parent, yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah. Wow, that's incredible. Isn't that sweet?

That's what we would do. It's sweet that both of our moms were so encouraging. Yeah. Because I remember, there must have been some kind of music store over by the Wegmans on 31 where Dix is now. Because, yes, there was. It was across the streets where I shopped from.

Of course Dix Joggs doesn't remember. I remember. I remember I saved up and I wanted. I wanted that self-titled blur album that had song two on it, that woo-hoo. Yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yep. I loved that song.

I wanted that album. So I saved up. My mom took me, and I have a vivid memory of us in the parking lot, either going to get groceries or leaving, and I put on song two. And my mother, sweet woman, listens to it, and she's like watching how excited I am.

Oh, wow. And it's, again, it's like a minute 58, and it's just him going, and I remember old Tammy 2 hips and they're going wow Yeah look at that That's good bud It's like the modern day version Our parents were like the first versions of those videos you see now

Of it's like some I don't somebody being like This is my boyfriend He loves Oasis You're gonna watch him Yeah be nice to him Well he got it Oasis and you're gonna like it and smile.

Got it. Go ahead, bud. Show him what you got from Oasis. Yeah. And then you do it. Okay. I got the Samarine and then what I was. What I got?

Don't you be mean. I remember the only, the only quote unquote rock song, Tam and I agreed on is she really liked Pearl Jam's Better Man. Okay. So she would like, that would be a song we can listen to. But also,

I liked all of her crap. Even if I didn't show it, I was going to jam out to Wilson Phillips. I was going to jam out to Amy. Grant. Oh, that, yeah, our mom's, that was, that's, was some rough stuff we put up through between that and wrestling. Yeah.

Yeah, mine was a lot of really, like, I got hit breaks here, but I used to, when I got B.C. Boysdale Communication, there's a part in the, in the, in B.C. Boysdale communication that I was not supposed to have that album. Yeah. I didn't pay a lot. But I had the big parental advisory. And if my mother found that in my room, it would have been over me. You would not be here right now.

But there's a part in that. Everybody knows until communication, where there's just a stop in the song, the guy goes, if it's going to be that kind of party, I'm going to stick my D in the mashed potatoes. Yes. I don't know why it's on the album. But it is. But it was at full volume in my bedroom when it happened. Josh.

They're going to do what to the mashed potatoes? No, no, no, I didn't say... Nothing, I don't know, nothing. Not then. Shout out to old... Shout out to Deb and Tam, man. Tam and Deb. They put up with a whole lot.

Yeah, you guys like real and the great stuff. Let's cover some business, shall we? Tonight, I'll be live at 7 p.m. Let's not forget. We're on winter hours. 7 o'clock tonight on Twitch.tv slash K-Rock, C-N-Y. Presented by Liquor Wine and Moonshine, State Fair Boulevard. And of course, East Coast Emerald's in North Syracuse.

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So, all right, clocked it. We all know what clocked it means now, right? It's not a new term. If I know what clocked it, it's not new. Well, I'm sorry, you're so hip. The newest term, and I only know it's the newest, because usually I gauge my friend Katie, because if my teens are saying something,

her teens are usually saying something. Yep. But I'm getting Cindy, and her teens and her students aren't saying Cindy. So I might be on the edge of Cindy. Sendy is where you're like, can I get a sendy with a pencil? Can I, dude, don't ask me any more than that. Don't ask me any more than that. That's all I know.

So it's just at, okay, so that one, like the other one was, I understand what you have said. Sandy is, can you hand me an item? No. Yes. No, it's not. No? You say send me, sendy or like a full send or send it. You know, like, I'm going to do a thing.

Yeah. But with sendy, they're doing. something where it's got to have like an item like their Chromebook. They're like, can I send you with a Chromebook? Exactly. Don't give any more brain. Don't allow any more brain synapses

to even think about Cindy. I got to go poop. But clocked it says Well Google says searches for clocked it have hit an all time high. My guess is because kids are back to school. Olds like me are hearing new terms. They've got to look

them up. Lord knows I googled what is six, seven, about three months ago. Yeah, what did you do that? They say clocked it is basically what Katie said. Okay. It means I understand. So, your nails look nice, clocked it. It's like you did a good compliment.

You did a good job. Okay, okay. Or they might hear some juicy gossip. Ooh. Clock that tea. Oh, okay. That tea. It's been popular on social media for like a year,

but right now parents are hearing it probably as the new school year started up. using the word clocked to describe something you notice isn't new at all. The first usage was back in 1929. I'm going to clock that. Clock it. Wait, what? So you've got a compliment as in like your outfit, Slay.

Clocked it. It's all you do something like a TikTok trend or something that they liked. Okay. And they say, oh, clocked it. Clocked it. Like they saw it and they noted it. They clocked it. Teacher gets on to a student.

Like you roast them, you get on. like, how dare you be up out of your seat without permission or whatever? The other kid's like, ooh, clapped it. I got him, in other words. Like, oh, she clocked that tea. Clopped it like you had a good comeback. Like, yo mama. Clot it.

It's the new one of clapping, they say. Oh, Meow says it comes from drag culture. That would make sense. Like Slay or... It did, because when I googled it, when I wished that I had roots in ballroom and queer culture. Oh. Oh, how nice.

I don't. As I will give all of you listening the same advice I gave my mother-in-law this weekend, none of it means anything. No. Don't get upset if you don't understand it. Yeah. Whenever my kids would say six, seven to my mother-in-law, she'd say, what does that mean?

And I would say, it doesn't mean anything. No. Don't give it any power. No. They're just saying stupid things. Like when we would say, as if we were trying to figure out, because me, my wife, and her brother, my brother-in-law were there. Yeah.

And he's late 40s, she's mid-40s, I'm mid-40s. We were trying to figure out what our 6-7 was, an hour, you know, clocked. It was stupid stuff like as if, not. Dude, we just-gag me with a spoon. See, word. At least those were, yes, I get it, but we just yelled random things. It didn't even matter. too. It didn't matter what

we yelled. We started to get nonsensical after like Ren and Simpy and that kind of era of crazy cartoons came out. Because it would drive teachers insane. Yeah, and that's all this is. I remember very vividly, I don't know how long our stupid effing friend

group did some type of of back and forth of monkey chicken pony. Exactly. Those were our three words. And we'd say it in any type of way. And because it would drive teachers up a wall. I remember one teacher slamming.

I'm off with this monkey chicken pony crap. Because we're... Monkey chicken pony. And there's a version of it. It didn't matter. What it meant? Nothing. It doesn't have to mean anything.

Nobody was a monkey. Nobody was a chicken. Nobody was a pony. Those are just random three words that we just said it real fast or real slow. And that was it. The stupidest thing I can... I don't even know what it was. Where it came from?

There was a few years where we just all... walked around going, what are? I still do. And we still do. Me and my dad answered every single or started every single conversation like that until he died. Everyone. And that's beautiful. And that was from 91, 99. Yeah.

So we never let that die. Boomshakalaka, we would say. It doesn't mean anything. It doesn't have to mean anything. Don't try to decode what the youth are doing. And then the more upset you get about it. We loved it. He loved it.

My kids love it. They loved watching your grandmother and get angry at 6-7. Because our group of friends were not, we were not mischievous in the sense of, you know, we were going to burn things or, you know, hit people. You know, whatever. We weren't that. Yeah.

But I'm telling you right now, we all got very, very, very happy at annoying teachers with stuff like that. Yeah, dude. That was like our little drug was watching teachers lose their mind at whatever the stupid crap. When you're a teenager, you're trying to find, well, yeah, it's all right. When you're a teenager, you're trying to find the power you have in this world. Because you don't feel like you have much power.

But when you see you can get a reaction out of adults by just saying something stupid, you've discovered one of your powers and you're going to use it. Yeah. Every substitute teacher, you would just find that one thing and just hone it on it. I know, and they're just trying to educate or do it. Katie, knock it off. Stop trying to educate our youth. Let them get Sandy.

Let them have a little 6-7. Clock that tea and then we're on our way. Then we're good. You know? 315-364-109K Rock text line. I'm glad Jojo was checking in in our chat because... Weird. Trying to track down a $20,000 heist from Disney last week.

Interesting. So someone... Robbed them? Oh! Hi. Sorry, did I startle you? When you're used to hearing a certain type of commercial, Something like this can, well, take you by surprise.

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back from Disney Hmm Hmm Interesting But a man robbed Paddlefish Restaurant at Disney Springs

Now I believe That these people Hmm Who I will not Say their names I believe they were back By Monday So might not be them

Were there though But that'd be the perfect Alibi to say The Ear Hall Right Oh yeah Wasn't even here An unidentified

Man wearing scuba gear Really Went into the paddlefish restaurant. Follow me on this. Okay. In Disney Springs on Monday. Did not have any weapons but tied up two employees. Stole $20,000 in cash.

How did he? I think they were just probably scared. Like they don't know we didn't have any weapons. They said we didn't see any weapons, but they're like... So he just sat it and he said in that chair? I mean, I think in that situation you probably would. You don't know who this person is. You don't know what they're capable of.

You're like, all right, sit down. I'm not losing my life for Disney. No, that's also true. If I work at paddlefish restaurant, I'm not fighting. Hey, yes. I'm not fighting a criminal. Well, no place Josh will never work now. Disney is you will not lose your life for them.

Not losing my life for any employer. It's not happening. I'm sorry I wouldn't. They jump in, the guy has him tied up, he steals $20,000 in cash, and then in the most baller move ever jumps in the water, scuba's away. Wow. They don't know where he is. He got out of the money was soaked.

Whoa! He did not use any weapons. After taking the money, he reportedly put on scuba equipment and fled by swimming away underwater, like Super Mario on that level. Police search proved unsuccessful in locating the suspect whose face was completely covered. When they arrived, deputies met with the victims who said an unknown man entered the business after hours, took some cash and left. The victims in this case were not. and there's no threat to public safety. I don't know if you're catching that. But Cousin Jay is right.

I wouldn't be jumping in Florida water. No. There's hungry gators just waiting for you at midnight. Or these employees are now $10,000 richer. True, that too. Yeah. Guy was... Oh, he's...

He jumped in the water. Yeah. He swam underwater and he was out into the ocean. He's gone. Yeah. He's gone. Yeah. It's crazy. My trunk?

No, I don't have a car. His, no, neither does have cars or trunks. You know what I'm like? Yeah, I'm not jumping in that water, man. Yeah, definitely not me, not a chance. No, Cody ain't jumping in water. I go to 20 grand, would you? No.

What? No, no way. Really? Well, like, where in Florida water? Where are we talking? Like, is it dark? Is it, you know what I mean? Like, there's, I got, I need to know all, every single tea.

There's the darkness. Darkness is a bummer. I'm not doing it in a dark. All right. Middle of the day, you jump in a Florida River for 20,000, hours. Where? Where?

Like, well, see? I don't like that. Because where, though? Where? It's waiting for me. Something's waiting for me.

All right, okay. We pull up to stop and we're like, this looks like a good spot. And then there's an immediate alligator going, yeah, it is. Best spot ever. And then I jump in and his mouth is open like a Peter Pair. All right.

Let's go to my parents camp then. Seneca River. You know that river. We've been on that river. Yeah. Jump in and out? Jump in and out for 20,000. Oh, then yes.

middle of the night, jump in and out, $20,000. Off the dock, and I just go, and they go right back up or do I have to like, come on a boat. I boat to the middle of the river, and you got to swim back to the top. $20,000. For $20,000, dude. Don't make me swim bad. Come on, man.

Just pick me off. For $20,000, I don't care what snakes are in there, Mom. I don't care. No, the snakes. I don't care about snakes. They don't bother me. I don't care. If I were in full clothing and nothing could touch me, I would do it.

I wish it was all snakes. Yeah. Some reason I don't care about that, but everything else, even just a big fish. I don't know, man. 20 grand is a lot of money. I could accomplish a lot of fears for 20 grand. Me too. Like, I might even skydive for 20 grand, and that's my biggest fear.

I mean. That's a good, that's a good chunk of cash. It is. You'd get that to Lee Ball and say, all right, that's my skydiving money. Let that build into something. Can it be in the middle of the day that I jump into the middle? Yes. Middle of the day, 20 grand.

swim back. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. In that, I've done. I mean, I've swimming lakes before. I mean, it touches my leg, and I'm done. And the Seneca River is not that wide, so like half of it's not too bad. You can be back within two minutes. Man, a second that I hit

that water, you're swimming the fastest you've ever swam. Every predator within a hundred feet is now calling right for my wiener. No, I think if... That's for sure. I don't think you even need to try to flail. I know you'll be flailing, so if you're flailing around, they're going to swim away from you.

Yeah, first thing I do is flail really hard. That way they would be scared. And then by the time I get there, some of the bigger ones are like, ooh, that a big meal, they wouldn't be, you know, if the gator was in there, you would be able to get me. The time that I misstepped and fell off the back of that boat at the marina and went all into seaweed and grass and stuff, that I don't know if I could do again. No.

That was the worst ever. Yep. Mm-hmm. Yep. Sister says your winky is safe. See, sisters thinking about your winky. That's nice. Oh, it's going to put the fish. The fish are thinking about it.

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And of course East Coast Emeralds, the 720 meeting. Brought you by East Coast Emeralds. I'm going to play a quick game with you here. This is just an article I saw pop up and I thought it was interesting. Okay. So Robert Radford passing away, maybe yesterday, two days ago, whatever, Robert Redford

has passed. And they listed a bunch of celebrities that have died, but also some celebrities that are still alive. So I'm going to see if you know if I throw these at you, all right? Okay. All right? A begota. Is Abe Boga done?

He's got to be by now. Bellagos is dead. Dead, yes. Yes, because Amalgota used to have that website. Is Abe Borgia alive or whatever? And then finally it was, yep, dead. James Earl Jones. Dead.

Died in 24 at the age of 93. I knew that. I knew that. Frankie Valley. Alive, because he's got one more concert to her left. He'll lie. He doesn't have a lie. If you have an honest team.

the videos of Frankie Valley. He's alive. He's alive. He is elder abuse at a level. He must owe the mob so much money or something. All the money that I have, I have to get that a knob. Dick Van Dyke. Oh, didn't he? Wait, one of them's alive, I think. Jerry Van Dyke passed from TV's coach.

That guy's alive then. Dick Van Dyke is 100 years old. Yeah, that guy's alive then. He is alive and well. Because they show him sometimes. And they're like, look, oh, well, this guy looks. And he's like, I just came out of the doctor. They pokes me in every hole.

Bob Barker. He's dead. He's dead. Died in 2003, 1993, 1999. Really? Sherman? Yeah, not that long ago at all? No, 2003. Remember the joke was he got us close to a dollar without going over?

Yes. Sherman Hemsley, well, you're moving on up. Oh, that guy's dead. Sherman Hemsley died 2012. Yeah, that guy's been. Died four. Shelly Long. Oh, wait.

Wait, no, she's dead because she was. No, wait, up. I'm thinking to somebody else. No, I'm not. She's dead. She's alive. She's alive. Shelly Long is alive.

You're thinking of the woman from the Shining. Yep, I am. Whose name I cannot remember either, but she does look similar to Shelly Long. That is what I'm thinking of. Okay. That guy's, or lady's dead though, right? Alan Alder. He's dead.

Alive, 89. Oh, really? Kirstie Ellie. Dad, no, I'm just kidding. No, wait. She's dead. Kirstie Ellie did pass away. Yeah, I was going to say it.

2012, the end of 71. No, she was 71. She was 71, dude. Still hot. All right, as long as they got some good old life. Shelly Duvall is who we're thinking of up from the Shining Yes. Bob Newhart. He's dead.

Bob Newhart passed away just last year at the age of 94. I like that show. Mel Brooks. He's alive. 99. He is. Gene Shalett. Is that the guy with the big nose?

Big hair, nose, I think. Did he do a movie thing? Yeah, I think he's dead. Alive at 99, Gene Chalet Still with us. Buzz Aldrin. I feel like we would have done a little more if he died. So alive? Yeah, he's alive

at age 95. Raquel Welsh. Raquel Welsh. Rekal Welsh was some classic boobs. Swing her arms. She dances. She's dead, I think. Died in 2003, age of 82. Yeah. Did I ask you James Earl Jones?

Yes, dead. Okay, and then these ones are all easy. Like Willie Nelson, you know, is alive. Alive. William Shatner is alive. Oh, I hope so, yes. Chubby Checker obviously is alive. He's pissed.

He's pissed. He's hot. He's alive, and he ain't ever going to let you live it down. That's it. I love the next era. We have healed chubby checker now. Oh, I love it. Hell yeah.

I've been thinking a lot about the red hot chili peppers. Good morning. This is K. Rock. I can't think. Why, but I get, like, in these loops where I just, all right, thank you, Chili peppers, thank you. Where I just have thoughts and I can't stop thinking it. And then I start making up my own, like, fan fiction in my brain.

Okay. I just started thinking, like, a week ago, what did the red hot chili peppers do all day? And by then, I mean, like, when you are like Anthony Keatis or Flea, and I'd be, and it's, I specifically thought of the Chili Peppers because I saw a video of John Frusante. Okay. And I was like, what is this day? look like. He sits around waiting to smell just a little bit worse every couple

hours probably. Okay. Okay. Anthony Keatis hits up the local high school for a new girlfriend. Usually he's waiting for his girlfriend to get out of high school. Oh, okay. So once the bell rings at three, he probably has to get there like 2.30 to beat the pickup line. Yeah. And so then he's there waiting in the pickup line. So from 2.30 to like

3.30, you know, he's, they're coming back home. Now, does she have to have snack first before Anthony? Well, he demands she gets her homework done before anything else. So he might just be doing a lot of lounging around waiting and then maybe they can go get ice cream for dinner. Like I want to know what a day in the life of a rock musician is like.

When you aren't on tour, you're not in the studio, you get up and then what? Like, then what are people without jobs but they're rich and famous do? I would imagine it's like our, when we have days off where we don't have anything to do, but they're rich. So they can kind of do whatever they want, right? We have days off. It only lasts a week. Yeah.

Theirs could be months and months. What do they do with their days? Yeah. Like Joe just said, whatever they want. Yeah. You know what I mean? That's why you see him randomly like,

I want Bon Jovi is the only thing I come up with. I don't care. I'm thinking about it. It's like Bon Jovi is like, look at Bon Jovi's at the dinosaur. That's weird. It's a Tuesday. Why else would he be?

Why else would he got going on? He's got nothing else to do. He's not playing a show. He's rich as hell. Like, you're rich and famous, do you set an alarm? You're like, I got to start my day by seven every day. If you have something to do.

Because Nebraska says what exactly it is it is you do, do. I don't know what I would do if I were rich and famous and had nothing to do all day. I mean, I would do a lot of the same things that I do on my days off. Just the parts where I worry about money won't be there because you're rich and famous. You know what I mean? You'd have that stress removed. Yeah. Like, just flee get up.

and he's like, all right, I got to do 45 minutes of base noodling. Well, I got to keep my base fingers revved up. They, depending on their lifestyle, they, I mean, like, look at the shine down. Like, Brent, gets up, works out a bunch, probably, you know, does whatever he's got to do, does meetings or whatever, works out again, does practice or something, and then has a nice quiet night in. It was just an interesting thought I was having. I think about that a lot when it comes to, like, celebrities, like Stanley from the office.

What does he got to do all day? No, I know what you mean? because I do it all the time, but with normal people. Yeah, like just driving downtown. I'd be like, what do you do? I see someone walking. Where did you just come from? Where are you going?

Maybe they work overnights or something. I don't know. They might, but I just see them. No, I mean, all day. When I leave now, I will just see people. What do you do? Yeah, where are you going? What is your job?

Yeah, what is your life like? Yeah, what do you do? Yeah, they just, they do what they want. Textline says Flea does music classes for kids. I guess you've got to always, you got to fill your day with something. I would too. The drummer does those things that those videos where he pretends that he's never heard a song like from Incubis and then drums along.

I would, I guess, have a charity. I would find a charitable cause of some kind to do with my days. Yeah, I don't really know what it is. I would do. It would all be depending on the season and stuff because if I was rich, man. Like a lot of me was thinking like what the hell's been, what the hell's Liam Gallagher been doing all of this time? Hanging in his flat or whatever in Manchester or wherever the hell he lives. not boring because he's Liam Gallagher

and he's rich and famous? And he can, he does what he wants. So for 20 years he just kind of does what he wants. He was playing gigs here and there whenever he wanted or you know. Just hanging out, going to the local pub or whatever. It was, it's just interesting to me. I don't know what, I don't know what, I don't know

rich and famous people just do with their days. I don't know. I guess I would get bored. You would need to find something to do. Like if flea's teaching class is good. Cody would run an animal shelter. Good. I mean, you know, maybe. Let's ask Rick Gary when he gets done. What he does this day?

I kind of want to know what that. What does he do with his day? He's our version of rich and famous. He gets into his really nice, brand new vehicle. And depending on what's going on, if it's like now, he probably drives up to his lake house with his dog, lounges it by his lakehouse. You know what I mean?

Like he does, he did it. He did all of the work to become that. And now he's like, no, I'm going to bask. Bask in his sick. I'm not saying that my days are busy by any means. I just do a lot of dad stuff with the rest of my day. Like I got a ton of orthoan doctor's appointments today. Yeah.

So, I mean, I guess I get it, but I get it. I understand because I like to try to keep busy or else I feel it's not worthless, but I hate not having things to do. Like when we're on vacation and stuff, I for like two days. Oh my God, I get so. Why? What do you feel like you're not doing using your time valuable enough? Or you not, and again, it's not.

not in like super sad ways, but you realize kind of real how, like how fast, like, oh my God, nobody needs me. Like, I, I, you're very replaceable. You know what I mean? That's true. It's rough. I don't, that's why I don't like not doing things. Like, I like to stay busy.

I like to sit down. Why does that thought? Like, you're not here. You think that they don't. Everywhere. Anything I'm doing. I don't know. I don't know what it is.

Just that there's just always that. Gotta make sure you're, you're doing stuff. There is that pressure. That's why I'm glad I'm not like a TikTok or a YouTube creator. Because there is that pressure to always be creating things. I like that we have a window of time we have to create things in. Yeah. And then like we can use that or whatever.

That's why I stopped being on social media as much just because it got to be to that. It can. Where you have you have you have to. You feel like you got to have takes and you have comments and reply to all that. You've got to post a couple times a day. You know, like you have to or else, you know, that's it. People have moved on. Yeah.

It's weird. I don't ever feel worthless when I'm not doing this. But no, not worthless. But I see what you're saying. You're like, oh, this is what it's going to feel like when they eventually fire us. We'll just be out with our daytime. Yep. No, I'm just doing something.

Yeah. Without. I get it. Yeah. I get it. I just, anyways, I just, I only bring that up because John Fershante's son is playing guitar all of the time on TikTok live for some reason. Okay. I think it's same as Sean for Shanty or something like that.

Okay. And he's clearly living in this gorgeous apartment. and he's just playing guitar live. Yeah, it's just hanging out. And my mind is like, are you just like a rich kid? Or this is what you get to do now? Yeah, because your dad was in the chili peppers? Pretty much.

Cool. What these, a lot of them do, like, look at, and they become musicians. Look at all the, that whole vended group there. You know what I mean? With Corey Taylor's kid, they kind of grow up in it. They've got the, when you're richer, your kids have the resources then to do what they want. So as the parents, you can be like, oh, you're into music. Okay, cool.

Go do this, yeah. Here we go. We can funnel, you know, all this into that or, you know, the parents with sports and all that stuff. Oh, you're good at that. Well, good. We can funnel all that into your sporting news. Show bro, Josh, says Zoltan from Five Finger Death Punch,

got a blackout and jujitsu with his time. Hey, there you go. I guess that's what you do. You just find something to focus on. Yeah. You're like, I'm wearing on a tour or whatever. Yeah. 315, 365,000, 100, 9Karek, Texlan.

What would you do? It's a good question for you. Like, if you had rich and famous money, you were on, like, a TV show, 20 years ago, you're on the office, you made all your money, and you've got no responsibility. What would you do with your day? I immediately when you said that, I didn't think grow weed. I thought cultivate a marijuana farm.

Yeah? Because I like growing things. And you like being outside. And I like to do that OCD where all the time, I'm, you know, let me go check on this. Let me go look at this. Yeah, you like that. I could be. Jojo would travel.

See? I would set up some kind of thing. Well, I'm not going to get all high and mighty about what I would do, but I would have some charitable things I would do. I would get definitely high. Yeah, well, yeah, and I'd be pretty stoned all day. Joining us on the line, long-time friend of ours, Deb Custler, good morning, Deb. Good morning. How are you? We are great. We've got the big RV show coming up this weekend, and I got to tell you, Deb, before we get into all this.

We did a video with you last year about this. This summer, Cody's parents were using their RV exclusively at all the campsites. Cody is a big RV fan now. Big fans. So cool. Much better camping experience. It upgrades your camping experience, Deb. Yes, yes, for sure.

This is a place to go. We have nine dealers, and they're going to have all noon models as well as closeouts and pre-owned, all on display. And financing is also available. This is the place to buy. These dealers don't want to hold these campers throughout the winter. So come on down and make a deal. Yeah, I've been driving past them on $690 all week long. They're loading up the parking lot.

A lot of RVs are going to be there. It's the New York State RV show and super sale. And like you said, these dealers are pricing to move. They don't want to hold these through the winter, right? No, not at all. And one great thing about the show. Well, there's numerous great things about the show, but one ticket gets you in all three days.

Oh, nice. And you can come back. That is awesome. Attendees will have the opportunity to get the lowest prices of the year on new models, closeouts, and pre-owned. A lot of big names are going to be there. Berdix RV Center. Myers RV Superstores, Oliver's campers and Lafayette, the list goes on and on and on.

Admission, just 12 bucks. How do we get tickets, Deb? You can actually get them at the door, but if you go online at NYSRV Show.com, you save a little bit, and you can just get them right online. We've also got a bounce house and a trackless train in the kid's zone. Yep, so if you don't want to walk, you know, the whole length of the midway, we have a trackless train that can pick you up and take you to each dealer. So it's a, and it's also kind of a fun experience.

Yeah. Oh, that looks fun. Cody, show me a photo right now. I want to go for a ride for that. I knew you would. Go ahead and give the dates and times again for everybody. Okay, this weekend, Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

And Sunday, 9 to 5. And again, you can get your advanced discounted tickets online at NYSRV Show.com. Or you can get them at the door. Just 10 bucks, advance sale price. Save yourself some money. NYSRV Show.com or NYSRV show on Facebook. Deb, have a great event this weekend. We'll talk again soon.

Thank you. See you. Deb, joining us talking RV show. Because we are one day, 15 hours, 51 minutes, 29, 28, 26. Because I skipped on 25, 24, 23, 22, 21 seconds. Sleep Theory. Good morning. This is K.

Rock. The big night night tour coming very soon. Sleep Theory. sleep token sleep the band sleep any more sleep man sleepy time tea sleepy time two preter give my sleepy dime tea yep yep we all when you get to the show it's just big it's just big laid out like mattresses and pillows yep they just got it levels it's levels for everyone you all you all you all just snuggle up you'll listen real close hmm little sleepy the rapper will be there yep all sleep all the time see you there there

wish performing as well. 24-year-old woman in Tampa got arrested for drunk driving. Okay. Now, if you're going to drink, drink at home tonight with me, 7 p.m. on Whiskey Wednesday. Then drive to wherever. What? No, you don't do that. Or you can do what I do and get real hammered home and play a driving video game.

That's fun. There you go. That's fun. You put fours on after you've had like two, three, six. And then you go ripping around the city. Bro, I am the worst. I tried to practice. You know, you catch a little buzz at night like you do.

You're all having a good time. Yeah. And I try to play, like, I try to play the video game. I know we're going to be playing the next day. Okay. So last night I'm like, all right, we're going to do Syracuse Clemson for a game. So he tried to. Oh, I see.

Oh, I practice. Oh, I can't beat you about a little practice. I got to put the work in. Here he goes. So I played Syracuse at Clemson. I played that game last night. in my version of the game that'll be skewed more on the video game side of it

and jelly threw five picks in the first court it's gonna be skewed more video game wise because Clemson they were supposed to be really good but and also I was hammered I'm throwing the ghost here

I don't know what's going on but 24-year-old woman in Tampa got arrested for drunk driving after she drove the wrong way on the interstate I haven't seen that in a while but every once in a while scary very scary You see it around here and you're like, and you try to wave and like on anybody. You really just want to get the hell out of the way as fast as you can.

While she was on the freeway, she sideswiped the police car. Oh. They pulled her over. Oh, no. They asked what the hell's going on. She said her husband was driving. There's nobody in the car with her. Where do you go?

There's nobody in the car. Go out the other side. Do you realize that you're going the wrong way on the interstate? On this interstate? Yeah, do you see all these lights coming towards us? Yeah, man. No, I do. Do, babe. I do.

You were going the wrong way. My husband's walking me, or driving me home. What do you mean you were driving home? No, he's driving. You were just driving. No, no, no, no. I was driving. I was like in the, I was in the passenger seat.

Is there anyone else in that car? No, yeah. Yeah, there's no one else in the car. No, okay, maybe not that specific clear, but there was like me and my husband were in one car. Maybe not in that specific car. But like, yeah, there was a time. At one time, one time. It's where we were in the same car.

But that, we just weren't in that car. So. So, but like just now, though. Yeah. Yeah. You ain't, you're going to jail. Stop sign. What?

What's that sign? Yeah, that ain't. That ain't it. The beer and your cup holder, lock them up. Sorry. Yeah, call him the cob of babe. Babe. Babe.

Babe. Babe, babe, babe, babe. Babe, babe. Like, that's another one. What's Billy Corgan doing all day? You know, he gets up, he shaves his head, running, puts on a weird cloak and then does what? Does he still do the wrestling thing?

Maybe he looks into like a wrestling. Tries a territory of some kind. Write up a couple storylines. Yeah. Maybe come up with the next terrible side project. It's called Swan 2. Good morning, everybody. It's worse.

Happy Wednesday. Whiskey Wednesday. We are on. Yes. Winter hours, 7 o'clock show tonight. Oh, he's Bill Corgan, he hangs up the hardware store. That's true. That's true.

Phil Morgan gets up and goes to the hardware store. forgot about that. Has his coffee. Tonight's 7 o'clock on Twitch. Come get yourself something to drink, courtesy of liquor, wine, and moonshine. State Fair Boulevard and, of course, East Coast Emeralds out there in North Syracuse, behind the Daily Diner. Boomers want to get rid of the word senior.

They don't like senior discounts. They don't like senior specials. Well, guess what? Boomers? I don't like some of the words you use for people. So if you stop using some certain slang, maybe we will, you old sons of bitches. Now, as we've said, you can be an AARP member now if you want to. Like if any age, you can sign up for that.

Oh, really? And you can get the discounts. You don't got to wait until you're a senior. It's a little life hack if you want to know it. Also, your AAA card has you a lot of discounts. You want a discount. Yes. I flash my radio badge for a lot of discounts.

So I go, you might know me. I'm on the radio. And they go, what's crack? No. That's a fair. Radio badge, similar to EBT card. Oh, would you like that? No.

Senior citizens are what we've been using as long as I can remember. What do they want to be called? I don't know. I need to ask my mom. She's considered a younger boomer, right? The ones in their early 60s want to separate themselves from the older boomers. sorry. So they're calling themselves...

Here we go. No. Go ahead. Is this a joke? Here it is. Instead, they're calling themselves Generation Jones? That's got to be a joke. Hold on to say.

That's the stupidest thing of it. For Tom Jones? Is it a celebration of Tom Jones? I mean, it's not unusual to give yourself a name, but... Generation Jones is the name of the microgeneration of people born between 1954 and 1965. No. Coined by Jonathan Pantel, the term is it play on keeping up with the Joneses? No, not unusual.

No, you don't just get to, see, this is like what I'm talking about, about how when we were growing up or whatever, like, we weren't called millennials. Or elder millennials or like that, yeah. All of a sudden, they were like, you know what? No, now Gen Z is actually this group and you're actually a millennial. Like, who's in charge of that? Me, I didn't tell you that. I got that new job doing generations.

That makes sense. I don't want to identify as a boomer. I want to still be hip and rebellious. You're not. I'm 44 on that hip and rebellious. You think it's 60 are hip and rebellious? I don't know to tell you. Being rebellious isn't really a thing anymore.

No. Nobody really cares. If you're going to be an old person and I'm going to rebel, what are you going to do? Dye your hair? Nobody cares. Yeah. Get some tattoos? We all got them.

Yeah, nobody cares. Pierce things, we all got them. Like get a fancy car. Now, now you're going to do. right back to into your stairs. If you speak out about anything, you get fired from your jobs now, so I don't know what you want to rebel against.

Have fun. Rebell all you want. Some companies and organizations targeting younger boomers are reportedly changing their senior centers and senior living to community centers or active learning centers. Which is fine.

I don't care. But, I mean, sorry. I bet they're going to be real keen on being called seniors when it comes to like a discount on something. Oh, yes.

No, I'm a senior. No, senior discount. Senior discount, please. You mentioned a senior discount. For seniors, the seniors get when you're a senior and you become a senior and there's a senior discount. We have a senior discount here. Thank you.

No, please respect your elders. I have a senior discount I've been told. Lee Baldwin is here. What's up, Lee Baldwin? Hello, guys. Good morning. Dollar Investment Club.com. You find that money you can put away for yourself.

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It all helps, right? Man, think about it. You get your kids in the game right now in their teenage years. Right. They're set. Oh, yeah. They're going to be set. Particularly if that light bulb goes off in their head and they get it,

like it can really set them up. Well, and my youngest is very... It took me a while to get my light bulb to figure it out. But my youngest is very competitive and he wants to like gamify it and sports it up. and he wants to, you know, play the market and all this stuff. So it's a whole world out there, Lee Baldwin. But you want to talk what? First of all, report cards.

Right. Which, again, my teacher said she's going to fix those grades. Exactly, exactly. Whatever it says right now, that's actually she's going to change it. What report cards are you talking about? Well, there's a, the SEC now is looking at companies report every quarter. They have to give their quarter. So it's a lot of what we do is we analyze that.

We talk about that. So today, for example, a cracker barrel has a earnings report. It ain't going to be good, is it? Well, you probably, when you're going to do a rebranding, you can spend a lot of money, and maybe there's a lot of warehouses full of cracker barrel napkins and menus and stuff. So you want to look at the earnings report because we are creatures of earnings. That's kind of what I look at. That's why you invest in a company for the earnings.

Earning's good. Yeah. So they want to, instead of it's a business. of doing it every quarter now maybe do it every six months. And so I get the big picture why they're trying to do that. What is the big picture there? Well, it's like a Warren Buffett thing is like you shouldn't invest in a company and worry about quarter to quarter.

Every three months. We're thinking long term, like, you know, what's this company going to look like two, three years from now and not get all worked up about the day to day? So I kind of understand that. I saw the kickback was because Trump doesn't like the numbers he's seen right now. So they're like, well, he wants to kind of kick him down the road. I'm sure that's what they would say. But you have a good point there.

You're saying you wanted to look long-term picture. You want companies in your portfolio to be thinking longer term. I do agree with that. There is a cost to doing it every quarter. They have to do a shareholder meeting. They have to kind of like, you know, put it all together. I would argue on the other side, though, with AI and technology, I think they could do it daily if they had to.

Yeah. Well, things are moving so fast now. Why would want to wait six months to know that an investment I made was bad? Right. You know, that would be the other side of that coin. And unfortunately, I think some of these decisions are kind of bull market things where it makes sense now because market's doing. Bond markets, good, stocks are good, gold's higher, Bitcoin's. So sometimes you make decision when things are bad, you kind of want to know what your company's doing.

So if a company lays off 20,000 people, you may not want to wait five months to kind of get the real reason. You know what I mean? So I guess I've been good with the quarterly reports. It's been my whole career like that. Do we think it changes or not? I think it will change. Yeah. I think they'll have enough to change that.

And then do we finally see that interest rate come down tomorrow? I know this is the big talking point this week. Right. So, I mean, it's basically 100% chance they'll do at least a quarter percent. And so that should help people that are trying to get a mortgage. I mean, that's the idea with us. Yeah. The caveat is last fall when they lowered rates,

rates actually went higher. So we're going to watch that because some of this. Why does that happen? That one happened because the market really controls the longer term rates. The government can control very short. So even though they lowered the short term, the market said, you know, there's still quite a bit of inflation out there. Yeah.

This looks like maybe there's somebody in the White House browbeaten the Fed. So maybe he really didn't want to, you know, So they'll kind of put that all into their calculus. Yeah, I know the big problem now is a lot of people are locked in these homes. Like they don't want to sell their home to go get a higher interest mortgage. So if it goes from six and a half to six and a quarter, it may not move the needle for anyone. Yeah. And I think a lot of people have gotten used to getting paid money markets and getting CDs.

So they might lose more income from the people that are savers than what you gain by the people that save on their mortgage. Oh, interesting. So there's a lot of play back and forth. And gold is an all-time high as of yesterday, right? So gold is going higher because it's thinking maybe inflation is not dead. So look at all these chess pieces. Yeah, look at all these things moving around. I can't tell if I'm anxious or not anxious about it.

I mean, I think today will be a big, it'll be a flat line. I think it's already baked in the cake. And I think the market's probably not going to move. huge one way or the other. And we're in a pretty good trend right now. So lower rates, you know, typically does help. All right. There you go. Dollar Investment Club.com, like we've always said, you sign up, you pay a bill to yourself.

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Or for today's game. That'll be Saturday. You can watch it with Cody Noon over at Kilbrough. Tomorrow's game will be the Thursday night football game, which is Dolphins at Bills. Yes. That'll be a fun game. We're heading out to that. Buffalo Bills Thursday. Buffalo Bill's Thursday.

You can get that game. Yes. Right here on K-Rock. And then Friday, obviously, Dallas Cowboys. Friday. Who will I be this week? Who is the Dallas Cowboys playing? Bears.

Oh, the bears aren't very good. They might be a fun offense on Madden. Madden World and video game worlds are completely different. This Clemson-Sarkees game Saturday might be pretty good. On here, I feel like they've made it so, you know, Clemson's pretty good because it's supposed to be. So, yeah. So we'll see. We'll see.

I'll flip a coin. We will play Clemson, Syracuse right now. Who am I? Who is it? Who is it? I got to know! Heads on Syracuse, Tales, I'm Clemson. His fake coin.

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