Speaker 1: I'm just a regular guy, that extraordinary job.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to Rovers Morning Glory.
Speaker 3: Shizy coming up here, just the mall the news. What
Speaker 3: do you have on the way, dug The shooting.
Speaker 4: At the Seattle festival that happened. We keep giving you
Speaker 4: all kinds of stories about it was gang activity, it
Speaker 4: was this or that. There's another weird twist in this
Speaker 4: story that's making the news. I'll tell you what's going
Speaker 4: on with the latest shooting that happened in Seattle.
Speaker 3: All right, we'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 3: Patrick here on Rover's Morning Glory. Good morning Patrick, Yeah,
Speaker 3: morning Rover.
Speaker 5: Hey, what's happening notching us about that feature you were
Speaker 5: talking about? I think you're talking about that Maris Nicholas.
Speaker 6: That was the most recent.
Speaker 5: One, I think, And she was like the bombshell one
Speaker 5: that was like she got out on probation, violated.
Speaker 1: It at like eighty five times.
Speaker 6: She was the one that was doing with like six
Speaker 6: students or something.
Speaker 2: Is it the one whose picture you showed Schnitz.
Speaker 6: I sent a picture to your text thing.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll just take a look here.
Speaker 7: He actually yeah, the picture I sent she was actually
Speaker 7: the teachers would wear like some of the football players
Speaker 7: would give them jerseys, and I guess she was wearing
Speaker 7: a jersey of one of the kids that she was
Speaker 7: sleeping with.
Speaker 1: And I had the.
Speaker 6: Picture and I sent it to your text system.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you got it or not, but.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, she.
Speaker 5: Was the one. And then I guess some of the
Speaker 5: other students wanted in on the action, and they thought
Speaker 5: they found out she had an Holy Fans or something
Speaker 5: and said, if you don't, if you don't do whatever
Speaker 5: for us, we're going to tell everybody that you have
Speaker 5: an OnlyFans account.
Speaker 6: So then before you know it, she was sleeping with kid.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 6: Basically, yeah, it's extortion, they call it.
Speaker 8: I think.
Speaker 3: I okay, I do remember that story, but I think
Speaker 3: it's a different trick that I saw. This is Oh man,
Speaker 3: I don't there's so many I did a Google search
Speaker 3: during that break and it returned so many results with
Speaker 3: so many different women, and uh, I had to get
Speaker 3: to page two before I found a story of a
Speaker 3: dude having sex with a with a girl. They're all
Speaker 3: female teachers, and they're most of them are not bad looking.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going on here. Mike you Ron
Speaker 3: Rover's more of glory. Good morning, Mike. You know what's happened?
Speaker 8: No, I mean you said you wouldn't tell your friends
Speaker 8: about having sex with the bordicating with the teacher.
Speaker 2: Uh huh?
Speaker 9: Quite serious.
Speaker 8: You're you're not gonna tell your buddies that you get know?
Speaker 3: Well, my mind as an adult goes, oh yeah, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't do that.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be stupid.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't tell anybody if I was a teenage boy
Speaker 3: doing my teacher. But teenage boys are stupid. They're so
Speaker 3: dumb they can't keep their mouths shut. You got, I
Speaker 3: got a hot ass teacher putting out and you I
Speaker 3: called somebody about it. This second I crawled off the
Speaker 3: top of her. I got, I need to tell somebody.
Speaker 2: And you won't. Nobody would believe it.
Speaker 3: If you think if I told somebody I'm a sleeper
Speaker 3: with my Spanish teacher, they'd go, no, okay, whatever, I
Speaker 3: sell it to send And now we're really in trouble.
Speaker 3: They go, that's ai video. You're so lame, Charlie. We
Speaker 3: don't believe it. All right, Mike, thank you.
Speaker 2: Do she Rover? Are you ready for the shizzy?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 8: I'll roll this morning, glory.
Speaker 4: Thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into the Spanish enclave
Speaker 4: of end Clove Enclave enclave enclave of Seatta yesterday with
Speaker 4: a lot of people swimming around border barriers or breaching
Speaker 4: a gate after overwhelming police.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, this so whats Spain.
Speaker 10: There this video of I don't know if this is
Speaker 10: real or not, but somebody sent it to us this morning.
Speaker 10: Oh it's just called it's the email video.
Speaker 2: Okay, here it is.
Speaker 4: They're just running past these ends. No, I think this
Speaker 4: is real, Charlie.
Speaker 3: So basically they have been completely overrun in Spain.
Speaker 2: Spain said they made a very interesting decision.
Speaker 3: They go, oh, yeah, you know what, We'll give amnesty
Speaker 3: to anybody who's here. So now all these people Morocco
Speaker 3: is UH is UH in the north of Africa and
Speaker 3: UH and so it's separated by the Strait of Gibraltar.
Speaker 2: I don't know how wide that is, a few miles wide.
Speaker 3: They are all coming over now and once you get there,
Speaker 3: they go, I've amnesty now, And.
Speaker 2: This is exactly what's going on. And people.
Speaker 3: There rightfully in Spain are going, wait a second, what
Speaker 3: the hell what's going on here. We're going to be
Speaker 3: overrun by these migrants. And they're right, they're absolute right now.
Speaker 3: I don't know why people. I'm all for closed borders.
Speaker 3: I'm not anti people coming to anywhere for a better life,
Speaker 3: but you have to do it in an orderly fashion.
Speaker 3: It can't be a complete free for all. This is
Speaker 3: going to be a disaster. Who knows what's going to
Speaker 3: go on, what kind of issues are going to happen.
Speaker 4: At least eighteen people migrants have died trying to reach
Speaker 4: get across the border. They said, as of right now,
Speaker 4: people are still entering. There's the reinforcements have arrived and
Speaker 4: they're trying to help.
Speaker 3: Well, they want to get out of Morocco. Morocco. I've
Speaker 3: been there. It's good. No, no, it's not not good.
Speaker 3: I'd rather be in Spain the Morocco if I had
Speaker 3: a choice. And so these people want to get out
Speaker 3: of Morocco and they have very tight was talking to
Speaker 3: somebody in Morocco and I was asking him does he
Speaker 3: ever travel and he said not a lot, because there
Speaker 3: are so many restrictions. If you're from Morocco, you can't
Speaker 3: go anywhere, meaning other countries don't want to take you in.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's because they have terrorists or
Speaker 3: what they have going on there, But I told you
Speaker 3: when I got back from Morocco, it was really weird.
Speaker 3: I pulled up to the hotel in Morocco and I
Speaker 3: taking a car from the airport. And I remember when
Speaker 3: we got there, the ride from the airport. I I
Speaker 3: don't think I've ever gotten into a car for a ride,
Speaker 3: and and told my wife, we need to text somebody
Speaker 3: just to let them know where we are. But I
Speaker 3: did when we were in Morocco. Even in Colombia, and
Speaker 3: it's dangerous as hell in Colombia, but in Morocco, I
Speaker 3: was like, this.
Speaker 2: Is a little bit it's a little bit scheduled.
Speaker 8: Who did you text her family?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Her family?
Speaker 4: Geeze, that doesn't send chills up and down their spine,
Speaker 4: Like okay, great, I mean.
Speaker 3: I think we texted something along lines of help, Hey,
Speaker 3: you get it, No, you gotta you gotta use find
Speaker 3: my friends to keep keep an eye on where we
Speaker 3: are because we're not sure exactly what's going on here.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Then we get to the hotel finally, after this long
Speaker 3: ride in the middle of the night he gets to
Speaker 3: the hotel and they have a gate at the hotel
Speaker 3: and they stop and security guards and they have those
Speaker 3: long poles with the mirrors underneath, like at the end
Speaker 3: of the pole, and they're putting them underneath your car.
Speaker 8: See if there's a bomb.
Speaker 3: We had to check for bombs. And then they make
Speaker 3: you open up the trunk and all this. I could
Speaker 3: chess Christ, what in the world, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: Wow? No wonder they want to get out of there,
Speaker 2: go on.
Speaker 4: Colin Gray the dad of the teenager who carried out
Speaker 4: the deadly shooting at Appalachi High School in Georgia. The
Speaker 4: dad was sentenced yesterday to fifteen years in prison. He
Speaker 4: was convicted earlier this year of second degree murder and
Speaker 4: manslaughter for giving his son the rifle used in the attack.
Speaker 4: This was back in twenty twenty four, and that's the
Speaker 4: attack that killed four people.
Speaker 8: Prosecutors had asked for an eighty year.
Speaker 4: Sentence, but the judge gave Gray fifteen years, saying that
Speaker 4: he failed as a parent, but was not driven by
Speaker 4: any intent to harm anyone. Victim's families spoke during the hearing,
Speaker 4: with some saying the sentence felt too light Gray is
Speaker 4: the first parent in Georgia convicted of a murder over
Speaker 4: a school shooting carried out by their child.
Speaker 8: M all right.
Speaker 4: The Seattle police chief that was in the position in
Speaker 4: charge has resigned after facing a lot of criticism of
Speaker 4: how the city handled the deadly shootout at the food
Speaker 4: festival last weekend. Mayor Katie Wilson announced yesterday that she
Speaker 4: accepted Chief Sean Barnes's resignation, days after two people were
Speaker 4: killed and four others hurt when gunfire broke out at
Speaker 4: the Bite of Seattle festival near the Space Seattle.
Speaker 8: Do you know anything about the Seattle police chief Chief Barnes?
Speaker 10: No, he lives in Chicago. What how I don't know.
Speaker 10: Now was such a thing?
Speaker 2: Wait? No, that can't be what hold on? You have
Speaker 2: to have misread something.
Speaker 3: You're telling me that the chief of police in Seattle
Speaker 3: lives in Chicago.
Speaker 2: That which just works remote that's what I read.
Speaker 8: That can't be right.
Speaker 2: That can't be right. I don't believe that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're you're getting bad info from somewhere, Charlie.
Speaker 8: Huh.
Speaker 4: I don't see that here, but I would like to
Speaker 4: look that up. So he has resigned, all right, one.
Speaker 2: Wait, the chief of police or who resigned? Okay, because
Speaker 2: he has the Chicago home. But is that does he
Speaker 2: live there so he's resigned? Why, I'm sorry, dude, I
Speaker 2: missed that story that you were just doing.
Speaker 4: So the police chief has resigned because of how everything
Speaker 4: was handled with the shooting. Remember we did the story
Speaker 4: yesterday that the person they arrested wasn't at his bullets.
Speaker 2: Were you still a fifteen year old? Gone?
Speaker 3: I mean, you're still going to arrest the person. You
Speaker 3: don't know if it's the person. That's why you do
Speaker 3: an investigation. What's wrong? How is it mishandled? Well, they're fine, guy,
Speaker 3: They have to they have to see if it was
Speaker 3: him or not.
Speaker 2: They don't know. They have to test the bullets and anyway,
Speaker 2: go on. But he has wife and kids live in Chicago.
Speaker 2: Well that's okay, weird, that's weird.
Speaker 4: That is if the kids in school and they don't
Speaker 4: want to move and something happened.
Speaker 8: It's not It doesn't mean that he lives in Chicago.
Speaker 2: His family lives there. That's obviously his house.
Speaker 8: There's other people that have not when you're.
Speaker 3: Chief of police, if you're a salesman, maybe for a
Speaker 3: furniture company perhaps, but not if you're the chief of police.
Speaker 3: So if you think, like the mayor of Seattle, like, oh,
Speaker 3: my family lives in Chicago.
Speaker 4: But if the mayor has a family that and their
Speaker 4: kids in high school and they can't move out and
Speaker 4: pick up and move because once you get to a
Speaker 4: certain age, a lot of times you're.
Speaker 2: Like, okay, they can move. That's that.
Speaker 3: It gets at life experience. They learn how to handle
Speaker 3: adversity and whatnot.
Speaker 8: But family don't move their kid out.
Speaker 3: You don't take the job as the chief of police.
Speaker 2: You do, Yes, you do.
Speaker 4: I think you're totally wrong in this, totally wrong. Do
Speaker 4: what's best for your family? Sports news for you show
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Speaker 4: And finally, entertainment news for you, AMC Networks reached a
Speaker 4: deal reportedly worth more than five hundred million dollars to
Speaker 4: keep the Walking Dead franchise streaming on Netflix. The agreement
Speaker 4: includes the original series and several spin offs, extending one
Speaker 4: of Netflix's most popular licensed TV franchises.
Speaker 8: There you go. Oh wait one more.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Netflix, they're facing a one hundred and five
Speaker 4: million dollar lawsuit after producer and screenwriter Simon a Fram
Speaker 4: alleged ann.
Speaker 8: Fra alleged.
Speaker 4: Unencrypted master copy of his unreleased Nicholas Cage film Fortitude
Speaker 4: was stolen from the streamer's Hollywood offices. So Simon claims
Speaker 4: the loss has severely damaged the forty five million dollar
Speaker 4: World War two thriller's commercial prospects, arguing distributors may now
Speaker 4: fear potential piracy.
Speaker 3: So they what they did was he dropped this. They
Speaker 3: dropped this movie off at Netflix. Netflix goes, yeah, maybe
Speaker 3: we'll maybe we'll buy this movie from you. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: they drop it off on.
Speaker 2: A hard drive.
Speaker 3: Now, apparently you're supposed to encrypt the movie on a
Speaker 3: hard drive. Then you give them a key to decrypt
Speaker 3: it so they can watch the movie. But but you know,
Speaker 3: it's still protect if anybody steals that it's encrypted, they
Speaker 3: can't access the contents of that hard drive. And delivered
Speaker 3: and it was delivered in person, yeah, a few weeks
Speaker 3: ago last month to Netflix, and they were like okay.
Speaker 3: They put it on a desk there in the office
Speaker 3: and with some other hard drives, and somebody stole all
Speaker 3: the hard.
Speaker 2: Drives off this desk.
Speaker 8: So all of that is gone.
Speaker 2: Netflix is but it's not our fault.
Speaker 3: Well, they say, the guy should have encrypted the drive
Speaker 3: before he handed it over.
Speaker 2: So I don't this happened with this lawsuit.
Speaker 4: That's award winning Shazione rovers Morning Glory.
Speaker 1: Do people described you as del or just straight, Well,
Speaker 1: you'll fit in right here.
Speaker 11: Call or textive show now one eight six six Yo Rover,
Speaker 11: that's eight six.
Speaker 1: Six ninety six seven six eight three seven.
Speaker 11: I just want to say that story of due you
Speaker 11: did about this World War two movie that goes, that
Speaker 11: could go, that go that that's nothing new because back
Speaker 11: in the way back when a guy named George Mail,
Speaker 11: yes he was a French filmmaker, made a movie called
Speaker 11: La voyage douns lal's a movie about the idea of
Speaker 11: going to the moon, which was way back in nineteen
Speaker 11: oh two. Thomas Citizen came in bribe the theuter owner,
Speaker 11: got a copy of the movie, made copies and sold
Speaker 11: them and made money off of it.
Speaker 1: That's how he stole it.
Speaker 2: Thomas Edison stole the movie. Really yeah, he was a
Speaker 2: horrible person.
Speaker 8: Wait is it that the moon movie with rocket in
Speaker 8: his eyes?
Speaker 2: Rocket?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that was made way back in nineteen oh The
Speaker 11: film Las voyage dons laloon is the name of the movie.
Speaker 1: Is the actual name of the movie. I got over this.
Speaker 8: I can't hear over over the music by because one
Speaker 8: more time.
Speaker 1: The voyage don toe la loon?
Speaker 2: Okay? Cool?
Speaker 1: And it was.
Speaker 11: Directed by a French filmmaker named George mel Yes, and
Speaker 11: when all he was great, He's getting ready to market
Speaker 11: the movie in America. And that's when Thomas Ayson swooped
Speaker 11: did bribe one of the theater owners for a copy
Speaker 11: of the movie, and then he went into his shop,
Speaker 11: made copies and sold them. And then George Millius lets
Speaker 11: all his money died a broken man as a result
Speaker 11: of that. Jeffish like a real life Wikipoodia.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's got all the facts over there, Wendy,
Speaker 3: you're on Roverish Morning Glory.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Wendy, good morning. How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing all right? What's happening?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 7: I called because I need some dating advice from a Yeah,
Speaker 7: I am very recently single. I was married for twenty
Speaker 7: three years, currently going through a divorce, and.
Speaker 6: I'm on a couple of dating apps. I don't know
Speaker 6: if I said I was fifty four.
Speaker 7: So all I'm looking for a relationship, something of quality.
Speaker 7: I don't necessarily have to be remarried. Agains don't know
Speaker 7: that I want that.
Speaker 3: Oh you don't want to be married again? Yeah, why
Speaker 3: I get married again? You just got out of a marriage.
Speaker 3: You definitely don't want to get married.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do that. You're how old? You're
Speaker 3: sixty four, all right, so you're you're you know, older
Speaker 3: for fifty four. Okay, fifty four. It's better than sixty
Speaker 3: four when it comes to dating.
Speaker 2: But still, I mean, you know, you're not chicken.
Speaker 3: So it's it's got to be no, it's got to
Speaker 3: be tough at that age to get on a dating
Speaker 3: app and try to find a guy.
Speaker 2: Now, all right, So what and all.
Speaker 7: The guys want to do is talk about sex. And
Speaker 7: I don't know that I want to do that. It's
Speaker 7: not something I'm not used.
Speaker 6: To something like that, you know.
Speaker 7: So am I looking at it the wrong way? Am
Speaker 7: I going about it the wrong way? Or is this
Speaker 7: just what I'm up against?
Speaker 3: That's what you're up against because dudes are horny, wendy,
Speaker 3: even at the age of fifty four. That's what they want.
Speaker 3: They want sex. Now have you have you going through
Speaker 3: menopause or something so you're not horny anymore?
Speaker 7: I have? I am horny. I just don't know that
Speaker 7: that's what I want to first talk about on every
Speaker 7: single of the conversation.
Speaker 3: Sure, no guys have to pepper that in. They have
Speaker 3: to pretend like they're interested in something else. So I'm yeah,
Speaker 3: if a guy's just immediately right into sex, maybe, but
Speaker 3: you know, like if I were on a dating app,
Speaker 3: I would, you know, you pretend like you have some
Speaker 3: other interests, saying, oh, I like to travel and I
Speaker 3: would like to try new foods and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all that kind of crap.
Speaker 3: But and then that's just a little bit oh yeah.
Speaker 3: But I can just imagine you're texting the chick or
Speaker 3: you're messaging her, and you're just like, all right, how
Speaker 3: long do I have to keep this up before I
Speaker 3: can ask?
Speaker 2: You're like, do you like anal?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 7: Like so right, that's exactly it.
Speaker 3: That is.
Speaker 7: I mean, JU says off, but it's so true because
Speaker 7: I was having a conversation with a guy, a couple.
Speaker 6: Back and forth conversations, and then.
Speaker 7: All of a sudden, it was like, are you a good.
Speaker 6: Girl or a bad girl?
Speaker 8: I'm like, now, I'm.
Speaker 7: Like, okay, now what do I say? Because I want
Speaker 7: to dumb it all together.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be involved in that.
Speaker 7: And I'm like, okay, well describe your definition of that
Speaker 7: because your definition might.
Speaker 8: Be different than mine.
Speaker 2: So then he goes into all.
Speaker 6: This and I'm like, Okay, now I'm done.
Speaker 7: I'm just done with it, you know.
Speaker 3: Like you know, wow, Like what are interested? And trust me,
Speaker 3: the dudes that's what they want. They want sex. These
Speaker 3: are guys who are older in age themselves. I'm sure
Speaker 3: you're going for guys your own age, right, so it's
Speaker 3: hard for them to get late.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to screw them either. They're old dudes.
Speaker 4: My girlfriend is going through this right now. Her she
Speaker 4: just broke up with the guy. He's moving to another state.
Speaker 4: So she is on dating apps, and she's younger, she's
Speaker 4: you know, early forties and she's on dating apps. And
Speaker 4: remember I told you about the guy that was into diapers.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, yes, that's my friend.
Speaker 8: And so she's like and she she.
Speaker 4: Was one of the girls that did the bar Olympics
Speaker 4: with me, and she's hot, so she can go younger.
Speaker 4: And the younger guys then are immature, but they're all
Speaker 4: still doing the weird sex stuff.
Speaker 8: Every guy.
Speaker 2: I don't know, horny. This is what guys want. They
Speaker 2: want sex.
Speaker 4: It's very aggressive and it's kind of like, Okay, I
Speaker 4: get it, but isn't there more like do you want
Speaker 4: to go?
Speaker 7: And I'm not I'm not putting out on the first date.
Speaker 7: I'm just not doing it. I don't want to go
Speaker 7: out and date ten guys and have such with ten guys.
Speaker 8: I'm not doing it.
Speaker 7: So I'm going to put that out there right away,
Speaker 7: so I'm not disappointing anyone or leading them road.
Speaker 3: You think she's going to become his old cat lady?
Speaker 8: Did you hear her sigh?
Speaker 3: She's like, yeah, she's resigned to that fanny.
Speaker 2: What happened to your what happened to your marriage?
Speaker 9: Why are you?
Speaker 3: Why did you get Why are you getting divorce? After
Speaker 3: all these years.
Speaker 7: My husband was having an affair and now partner.
Speaker 3: See, guys are horny? Were you not putting a to
Speaker 3: your husband?
Speaker 7: I was? He says I wasn't affectionate enough. I didn't
Speaker 7: make him feel like a man.
Speaker 8: Oh that is such a bunch of crap. He's just
Speaker 8: trying to justify. Let me ask you, indeed, that's not true.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you and give me an honest answer.
Speaker 3: Prior to you finding out that he cheated on you,
Speaker 3: did he ever bring up the lack of sex or
Speaker 3: the lack of affection to you?
Speaker 8: He did?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, And so this so he this was an issue.
Speaker 3: He tried to resolve the issue the guy. You know,
Speaker 3: what's the guy supposed to do? He brings it up,
Speaker 3: He goes, listen, this is a problem.
Speaker 6: What have you?
Speaker 11: And I agree?
Speaker 7: But prior to that, he also had an affair ten
Speaker 7: years ago. So I was always waiting for the other
Speaker 7: shoe to drop, like. I never felt like I can
Speaker 7: re relinguish like release and be like, Okay, I love you,
Speaker 7: I adore you? Why this and that? Because I was
Speaker 7: always waiting for that.
Speaker 10: The first thing he called in about is you don't
Speaker 10: want to have sex with on dates?
Speaker 6: No, that.
Speaker 7: Came out at all to me, to be honest with you,
Speaker 7: telling I'm scared to death. I've only been with somebody
Speaker 7: for twenty five years.
Speaker 10: Out there, just just experience it. Maybe you'll like it.
Speaker 7: To allow someone to to look at my body or
Speaker 7: touch my body or do anything like that is extremely scary.
Speaker 8: Oh, get a little buzz on and go out and
Speaker 8: have some fun.
Speaker 2: Just maybe you like it, maybe you won't.
Speaker 3: What do I have to do to put you on
Speaker 3: a date with mister Jeffrey will Right, He.
Speaker 8: Just has new viabra he wants to try it out.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that sounds like a good time.
Speaker 1: I don't think you'd be interested, so we'll just let
Speaker 1: that be.
Speaker 2: I think when he should be great. You put you.
Speaker 3: This is a great solution for Wendy. You let her
Speaker 3: go out on one date with Jeffrey, and then all
Speaker 3: this complaints that she has about the dudes on the
Speaker 3: dating actual goes.
Speaker 2: Really, they're not that bad. Let me take what I
Speaker 2: can get over here.
Speaker 7: I really love Jeffrey, but I don't think he's my type.
Speaker 8: Don't worry about that way.
Speaker 12: I felt the same way because I was in a
Speaker 12: relationship for so long and married for so long that
Speaker 12: nobody else was going to want my body, want to
Speaker 12: see me naked. There are things that I have that
Speaker 12: are insecurities. I was like, will somebody else love me
Speaker 12: with what I look like?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, girls are so dumb. No offense, but
Speaker 2: this is so dumb.
Speaker 12: The same like we get our nails paint or whatever,
Speaker 12: and hope you guys notice these little things about us.
Speaker 8: You guys don't even care about those things.
Speaker 3: We ask Vagina, that's it, that's all we care about.
Speaker 2: I don't know why this is like a we tell
Speaker 2: you this.
Speaker 3: I've been telling you this, how long have I been
Speaker 3: doing this radio show? Twenty five years or something. I'm
Speaker 3: telling you this, nobody. Why doesn't anybody listen to me?
Speaker 3: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 8: Listen to what you telling us?
Speaker 3: Gods want boobs, ass vagina, boobs.
Speaker 2: Ask vagina. That's it.
Speaker 8: We do the nails and for ourselves.
Speaker 4: If you're doing your nails for your boyfriend, make yourself
Speaker 4: feel pretty.
Speaker 8: Your wife was.
Speaker 4: Doing and make herself feel pretty, yes.
Speaker 3: Stop it to pay that amount of money, all right,
Speaker 3: If they're not doing it for somebody else.
Speaker 4: We're doing it to make ourselves stand.
Speaker 8: Yes, to make ourselves feel good. And then if we
Speaker 8: feel good.
Speaker 2: It's not for you said yes to that.
Speaker 8: No, it's if we feel good about ourselves.
Speaker 4: If Wendy feels secure with her body, then she is
Speaker 4: going to be able to give herself better to a
Speaker 4: relationship and feel better in the bedroom and want to.
Speaker 2: I don't know if anybody would want. My guys are
Speaker 2: a horny, They don't care.
Speaker 12: But that's why I went to the gym, That's why
Speaker 12: I started volunteering. That's why I wanted to feel the
Speaker 12: best that I could. So I was hoping that that
Speaker 12: you don't have to do any of that eventually somebody would.
Speaker 4: It's not hard. Do it for yourself. Don't do it
Speaker 4: for somebody else. Do it for yourself to feel better
Speaker 4: about yourself.
Speaker 2: Well, we've really given her some incredible advice. We've given
Speaker 2: her some great advice.
Speaker 3: I'm sure she's all strained out now, she's got it
Speaker 3: all all right. So have you gone out on any
Speaker 3: date yet, Wendy.
Speaker 7: I have actually gone out on two dates and I
Speaker 7: knew the minute I saw them. I was like, Nope,
Speaker 7: this isn't for me. Really, So we went to dinner
Speaker 7: and that was it. I didn't miss late, I didn't
Speaker 7: miss guide it anyway.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I call myself like a slow burn, like I just
Speaker 7: want I want to be wooed, I want to be adored,
Speaker 7: I want to be cherished. I want all those things. Well,
Speaker 7: just like a job, Does that mean I have to
Speaker 7: put out to get them?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 8: No, no, absolutely not.
Speaker 3: It's going to help. It's going to help.
Speaker 8: If you don't like him, then don't do it.
Speaker 2: The guy's not going to stick around.
Speaker 7: I know, right, this is what I feel like.
Speaker 8: Yes, we don't listen to it's very important.
Speaker 3: Hasn't been late in fifteen years since she has no guy,
Speaker 3: no prospects, nothing. So so you need to listen to
Speaker 3: a guy and women for whatever reason, they're like, well,
Speaker 3: I don't want to put out. He won't respect me,
Speaker 3: he won't do this, we won't do that. This is
Speaker 3: how you get a guy to like you. A guy
Speaker 3: want sex right off the bat. What will happen is
Speaker 3: you put out and then he he will almost learn
Speaker 3: to like you after that.
Speaker 12: God, we don't put out unless you feel that attractive
Speaker 12: or you want to do it with that person.
Speaker 3: And once you if you can meet somebody and in.
Speaker 12: Five minutes, you know, I want to hang out with this,
Speaker 12: but I want to make out with them.
Speaker 8: I'm ready to go home with them.
Speaker 12: You could do it that night if they're attractive enough
Speaker 12: to you. So you just need to Just like a job,
Speaker 12: you apply for one job, you don't get it, you'll
Speaker 12: apply for another one. You keep going until you find
Speaker 12: the one that fits you.
Speaker 8: Eventually it'll happen.
Speaker 7: Well, I do have a potential date on Saturday, not
Speaker 7: like Rod and Stone yet, so and I think I
Speaker 7: really like him. He's I like it. I'm attract to
Speaker 7: two younger guys, so he's a little bit younger, and
Speaker 7: the other two guys are older.
Speaker 1: Younger.
Speaker 3: Guy, give me, give me how old is he?
Speaker 2: He is forty five, forty five and you're fifty four? Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, yes, and.
Speaker 7: My husband is her husband. He's actually nine years younger
Speaker 7: than me as well.
Speaker 3: Oh really, okay, I might have something like making the
Speaker 3: same at stake twice.
Speaker 2: Slow learner, she said, slow burn. She's actually a slow learn.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: How yeah, maybe that too.
Speaker 3: On a scale of one to ten for a fifty
Speaker 3: four year old, what do you rate yourself?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm probably pretty average, probably a five.
Speaker 2: It means she could be good looking.
Speaker 3: You know, sometimes, like really really hot chicks, they underestimate
Speaker 3: how good looking they are sometimes so amazing.
Speaker 7: Pictures to you? Sure a pictures? Yeah, I'm driving now
Speaker 7: and i'll have the clock into work here in about
Speaker 7: half an hour. But I can sn some pictures, all right, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: just going down and take some notes. Nothing, No, no, no, no,
Speaker 7: I will not do that. They're nothing so here whose
Speaker 7: average pictures?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it's all right, all right, Yeah, we'll.
Speaker 7: Let you myfi. Yeah, absolutely, I mean, I'm definitely not.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I don't want to say some prize
Speaker 7: but I mean, like my values. You know what I
Speaker 7: what I value in life, and things like that are worth.
Speaker 7: Like I know my value when it comes to a
Speaker 7: relationship or faithful or dedicated or whatever.
Speaker 6: I am nobody, I know.
Speaker 3: But sometimes girls have a different they believe their value
Speaker 3: like and I'm not saying you're doing this, but I
Speaker 3: see a lot of these girls online and they're always
Speaker 3: talking about how guys have to do this and guys
Speaker 3: have to do that, and they think.
Speaker 2: There's such a hot commodity.
Speaker 3: Honey, you're a diamond, doesn't You're not bringing anything what
Speaker 3: you work? You work at RB's Like, what do you
Speaker 3: bring into the relationship to a guy?
Speaker 2: No offense? But I'm saying, like, it's not You're not
Speaker 2: that great.
Speaker 3: And for some reason, these women have big conditioned to
Speaker 3: believe that they deserve a guy who's, oh, he's a
Speaker 3: marketing and if it makes two million dollars a year
Speaker 3: and he lives in a ten thousand square foot house
Speaker 3: and he drives a Ferrari and probably not going to
Speaker 3: get those guys.
Speaker 2: Just saying ladies. But anyway, well, I.
Speaker 8: Am not that at all.
Speaker 7: I am very realistic. I mean, I I do very
Speaker 7: well for myself, and I don't expect somebody to be
Speaker 7: like exactly what I am, but I have something to
Speaker 7: the table. I'm not asking you to take care of
Speaker 7: me in any way. It's more of an emotional still
Speaker 7: my cup emotionally than fill my cup financially, you know.
Speaker 8: Like be there.
Speaker 7: I want to be your first good morning and your
Speaker 7: last good night, Penut.
Speaker 8: I love you, Wendy.
Speaker 3: All right, well, Wendy, send some pictures and we will.
Speaker 3: We'll follow you on your journey you're dating during it
Speaker 3: turns out who will get late first. Wendy r Doucie.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you, Wendy.
Speaker 7: I will for sure.
Speaker 8: Don't email me, Wendy. I don't want to ear friend.
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness. I don't know why people don't just
Speaker 3: listen to me. I'm not telling you anything. This is
Speaker 3: not rocket science here, ladies. It's not too hard to
Speaker 3: figure out. I'm very transparent. I speak for all men
Speaker 3: when I say these things. But for whatever reason, you
Speaker 3: can tell it, you can say it over and over
Speaker 3: and over. They don't want to believe it. They don't
Speaker 3: want to believe it. Man, it's a it has got
Speaker 3: to be crazy, Like I have thought about like hmm,
Speaker 3: if I if something happened my wife or whatever, Like.
Speaker 2: Do we have to do?
Speaker 3: You want to start dating it? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's like I don't have like, look, guys would love
Speaker 3: I'd love to screw every chick you know, that'd be great.
Speaker 3: But the actual dating part, like going out on.
Speaker 8: Dates, that's what That's what my friend said.
Speaker 4: She's like, I don't want to assume like there's nothing
Speaker 4: in common, but we're there and you have to finish
Speaker 4: the dinner. I don't I know that there's like it's
Speaker 4: just not clicking, and that just sounds awful to me.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't like, but you have to. It's a lot
Speaker 8: of amages.
Speaker 4: You got to keep going, like sales, you guys one
Speaker 4: hundred people to make one sale.
Speaker 8: You got to date and go do the.
Speaker 3: Dinners and maybe do a dinner that might be too long,
Speaker 3: maybe something shorter at first.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right, Branda, I have to take a break
Speaker 2: in a minute. But Brenda, go.
Speaker 14: Ahead, Okay, I just it's short. I just wanted to reiterate,
Speaker 14: like dating apps are stupid and if you're a woman,
Speaker 14: like I highly suggest getting off of the dating apps.
Speaker 13: I hate those things. I briefly used it. I got
Speaker 13: out of.
Speaker 14: The long term relationship, and I was like feeling hopeless
Speaker 14: like Wendy does. Because those things, like the men, they
Speaker 14: use them as likes yes.
Speaker 8: They want to get Yes.
Speaker 14: So like I am in a good relationship right now,
Speaker 14: and like we we are actually like I went into
Speaker 14: my past and found somebody that like, we have a
Speaker 14: lot in common and we know.
Speaker 13: Things about each other. I knew I knew from childhood,
Speaker 13: and like we both had been.
Speaker 14: Through a lot, and like we kind of clicked and
Speaker 14: now we're together.
Speaker 13: But I also want to come at you rover.
Speaker 14: Because I don't think that all men are like you.
Speaker 13: Can say, like they're all for like vagina and like
Speaker 13: just like what you look like. But like I know
Speaker 13: that they're not.
Speaker 14: Like I understand that, like you, guys are not picky
Speaker 14: because girls do focus on things like their makeup and stuff.
Speaker 8: Boys don't give a crap.
Speaker 14: About the makeup. Just like you need to be confident.
Speaker 14: People need to work on their confidence over like what
Speaker 14: they're looking like, you.
Speaker 3: Know, let's just be you know, But as far as
Speaker 3: like your nails and all that kind of stuff, I don't.
Speaker 13: Know, but it doesn't matter.
Speaker 14: Like personality matters too, like and like, I I understand.
Speaker 13: That girls, girls are really clueless in this area.
Speaker 8: But I have like a lot of.
Speaker 14: Guy friends too, so it's like I kind of get
Speaker 14: their side and what they want.
Speaker 13: And it's like the.
Speaker 8: Girls don't really understand.
Speaker 14: And I will say that girls standards are really high.
Speaker 14: I don't think that people who have been in good
Speaker 14: relationships understand that they're sacrificed on both sides, Like they're
Speaker 14: sacrifice everywhere being in a.
Speaker 3: Relationship, unless you find a wife like me too, that
Speaker 3: you don't have to sacrifice at all.
Speaker 2: She waits on your hand and foot.
Speaker 3: All right, well, Branna, good good luck in this new relationship.
Speaker 2: I appreciate it. Type O guy. Oh, he's right.
Speaker 3: Type O guy says, Remember we were talking about it
Speaker 3: a forty five minutes ago. I go, oh, there was
Speaker 3: some hot chick and it was a teacher and she's
Speaker 3: having sex with this teen and everybody's like, goes, if
Speaker 3: this chick, this chick, this chick, He goes, No, I sent.
Speaker 2: A picture of you. It was a therapist.
Speaker 3: You're right, that's the story that I saw a therapist.
Speaker 2: You see, if I can find this picture.
Speaker 3: She was a therapist and she was I think working
Speaker 3: in a facility or something with troubled teens, and she
Speaker 3: was she's a knockout, she's really good looking. And this
Speaker 3: troubled team comes in, I don't know what, who knows
Speaker 3: what he did. It's arrested or whatever. I don't know.
Speaker 3: And then she ends up grooming him and having sex
Speaker 3: with him, and somehow they found out about it or whatever,
Speaker 3: and it's just like, what are these girls doing. It's teachers,
Speaker 3: it's therapists, it's every what's going on?
Speaker 2: Seriously? What's going on?
Speaker 3: Like? You did not hear about this stuff when I
Speaker 3: was growing up. We didn't have this. It just or
Speaker 3: you did, but it was really extremely rare. Now you
Speaker 3: can't get through a week. Yeah, look at this chick. Oh,
Speaker 3: I think she's incredibly good looking. My type right there.
Speaker 2: Look at that? What is she doing?
Speaker 6: This?
Speaker 2: Check?
Speaker 3: She's just threw away your entire career and everything. Dance dance,
Speaker 3: Gotta take a break. We'll be right back on Rover's
Speaker 3: Morning Glory. Hang uh pants while writing a scooter? Stop that,
Speaker 3: Howard Stern Grover's Morning.
Speaker 15: Glory, Robert in Youngstown, Ohio.
Speaker 2: You're on Rover's morning, Glory, your morning, Robert. Hey you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm just calling to uh touch back on the subject.
Speaker 7: I know you already passed it about the police chief situation.
Speaker 7: I know in Youngstown, if you apply to be a
Speaker 7: police officer, you have to.
Speaker 2: Live within the city limits.
Speaker 8: So I know a lot of municipalities.
Speaker 6: Have that as a law, you must be within the
Speaker 6: city limit.
Speaker 8: Yeah, but on that same new I.
Speaker 7: Was in the military, and I know a lot of
Speaker 7: people who you know, served and.
Speaker 8: Their family was still back home where their.
Speaker 6: Hometown was, So it could have been something like that.
Speaker 6: But I just don't see that with you know, both
Speaker 6: having that ball.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I it's weird that the chief of police of
Speaker 3: Seattle lived in well he lived in Seattle, but his
Speaker 3: family was in Chicago.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're doing?
Speaker 8: And I think he traveled a lot to Chicago.
Speaker 3: That's that's a little bit strange, Like you should have
Speaker 3: roots in the community if you're going to be the
Speaker 3: chief of police in a city, a big city like
Speaker 3: that Sea. When the shooting happened, he was in Dallas
Speaker 3: too at the time. Oh, doing what I don't know,
Speaker 3: I mean, if it was a conference or something. I mean,
Speaker 3: like you can't always be. I'm not saying you have
Speaker 3: to be there twenty four hours a day, seven days
Speaker 3: a week. You go to various things, but that's that
Speaker 3: is a little bit strange now when it comes to
Speaker 3: living in a municipality. Some of the cities have gotten
Speaker 3: rid of that because they go we can't find people
Speaker 3: like I believe didn't Cleveland get rid of that recently
Speaker 3: enough for a long time.
Speaker 10: And that's and I live in the neighborhood where all
Speaker 10: the cops used to live.
Speaker 3: Or at least say they lived, because a lot of
Speaker 3: it was total scams.
Speaker 10: Well this is really I mean, they're all old now,
Speaker 10: so like the whole the neighborhood's all old cops and
Speaker 10: old firefighters.
Speaker 2: Now, I think you can live wherever you want.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they changed it a few years ago, but a
Speaker 3: lot of people were just scamming the system and they
Speaker 3: would have an address, some run down dumpy his house,
Speaker 3: and then they would actually live I know this because
Speaker 3: I knew people like this. They would live out in
Speaker 3: the suburbs, like when I used to live out on
Speaker 3: the West Side. They'd live there, but they'd claim that
Speaker 3: their address was some junk hole in the city because
Speaker 3: they had to technically live there, and so they'd get
Speaker 3: their wife to buy a house under her name or
Speaker 3: something like that out in the suburbs so they could
Speaker 3: live there. Yeah, it's a I don't know, Robert. Well,
Speaker 3: thank you, I appreciate it, Dougie ate her, Dave seventy two,
Speaker 3: Go ahead, good morning, we're over.
Speaker 6: Hey, no woman on this planet should ever.
Speaker 7: Take advice on dating from somebody who hasn't dated in
Speaker 7: almost two decades.
Speaker 8: Who's that?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 6: Dating advice all the time?
Speaker 2: D Yeah, you haven't.
Speaker 7: Been in dating scene in almost two decades.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's fine. I'm busy. I got stuff to do.
Speaker 9: Dave.
Speaker 8: I can't help that you lose her? Can you take
Speaker 8: her out? No, Dave, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Some wait, let's not forget.
Speaker 11: Dog almost had a date with the guy interested in
Speaker 11: her and then she turned him down.
Speaker 3: I remember the other day. I think he was was
Speaker 3: talking about it. Yesterday she was talking about her.
Speaker 8: I haven't talked.
Speaker 2: You didn't send the text going on.
Speaker 10: You said you'd rather stab your stab yourself in the
Speaker 10: eye with a pencil than data.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what you said about the guy.
Speaker 4: That's not good, Rob.
Speaker 7: One more, one more thing, Dougie just said she's busy. Yeah,
Speaker 7: that you should, you know you should?
Speaker 6: Okay, Dougie, About a month ago, I called in and
Speaker 6: told you you're going to have a rude awakening when
Speaker 6: g is out of UH, out of.
Speaker 7: Dance, that these parents aren't going to hang around with you.
Speaker 7: And you said that you were getting close to the
Speaker 7: younger kids and that you.
Speaker 6: You were going to be involved.
Speaker 2: With the younger kids that are coming up.
Speaker 6: What parent does, Dougie?
Speaker 7: You know, when when my daughter was in cheer, and
Speaker 7: she was in cheer for like twelve years, when she
Speaker 7: was done with cheer, and I'm sure ninety nine point
Speaker 7: nine percent of the parents feel like me.
Speaker 6: You're that point one percent. We are glad that cures
Speaker 6: over it. We finally got a life again.
Speaker 7: We can finally have our weekends again. You're going to
Speaker 7: embed yourself with these younger kids. You use Gia as
Speaker 7: an excuse why you couldn't date. Now, Gina's going to
Speaker 7: be gone in a couple of years, and you're going
Speaker 7: to embed yourself with these uh with this dance company.
Speaker 8: And I love her dance dance company.
Speaker 3: I think you've opened my eyes. It's a defense mechanism here.
Speaker 8: You're my family.
Speaker 3: She is so afraid of dating a guy that she
Speaker 3: has to always have an excuse for why she can't.
Speaker 3: And before it was Ga and I'm too busy, and
Speaker 3: then it was dance, and it's this and that, and
Speaker 3: you're right now, she's going to go away to college.
Speaker 3: She has to have something else to fill that void.
Speaker 3: I'm going to do not to date anybody.
Speaker 8: The dance.
Speaker 4: We might not have a job here. The dance company
Speaker 4: is my home. They're my family, and she'll be gone
Speaker 4: to college, and hopefully I can still be a part.
Speaker 8: Of them to continue to do the dance once she
Speaker 8: is out of dance now working at the studio. I could.
Speaker 8: I would love to.
Speaker 2: I think that will.
Speaker 3: I think that will fall by the wayside, should have
Speaker 3: a job, will be on to whatever, do whatever Gianna
Speaker 3: is doing. So if Gianna is doing something in college,
Speaker 3: she will somehow not true get involved with that so
Speaker 3: she can be a hanger on over there.
Speaker 8: But she was gone to Ohio State for a week.
Speaker 8: I didn't talk to her. She I didn't why FaceTime,
Speaker 8: can I buy this? Yep? Okay?
Speaker 2: Bye, okay, so you did this every day.
Speaker 4: I didn't ask her, I didn't text her how is
Speaker 4: it going?
Speaker 8: Are you okay? None of that because she's at a
Speaker 8: college campus. Let her do her thing. She's at Ohio State.
Speaker 2: Dude, I don't believe that. I honestly already believed this.
Speaker 8: The Ohio State Julie says.
Speaker 3: Doug said repeatedly that once her daughter was more independent,
Speaker 3: she would have time to date.
Speaker 8: I will.
Speaker 3: She said that Ga is never home now, so she
Speaker 3: should have plenty of time to date.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Now I'm going into crazy time.
Speaker 2: It's busy season.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's busy.
Speaker 8: That is busy, well fall because it's football. She's in chairs.
Speaker 8: So school's starting in two weeks. Now, you have October
Speaker 8: fast booked. It's two weeks.
Speaker 3: But I'll bet this up. You're doing in Pennsylvania. You'reron
Speaker 3: Rover's Morning Glory, Good morning, chap Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 2: Hey? Man, what's happening?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 9: You're over So I gotta tell you, man, I'm gonna
Speaker 9: say not every guy is all about sex. I mean,
Speaker 9: I can honestly say, I'm thirty eight years old, I'm
Speaker 9: blue collar guy, and really, I mean sex isn't everything.
Speaker 9: It's not what I think about like every day of
Speaker 9: every minute. You know what I mean, like, not every
Speaker 9: guy thinks that way. I mean, I know there's a
Speaker 9: lot of them out there.
Speaker 6: But I can say I'm not.
Speaker 9: One of them.
Speaker 3: Well, there there is an exception to every rule, of course.
Speaker 8: Uh, Jeffries now into sex.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, I'm just saying the vast majority of guys
Speaker 3: are you know, look's I'm not saying it has to be.
Speaker 3: You're thirty eight now, so it's not like you're you know,
Speaker 3: when you're twenty or whatever, you're just just horny all
Speaker 3: the time. But you're thirty eight. But if you're dating,
Speaker 3: are you dating? Are you single? What's your story?
Speaker 9: I'm actually engaged. I'm over the road trucker. I'm gone
Speaker 9: Monday through Friday, so I mean, i'm actually home on
Speaker 9: the weekend, so you figure, you know, when i'm home,
Speaker 9: I'm getting busy. But that's not the case.
Speaker 1: But you're not.
Speaker 3: So you're okay with Okay, So how often are you
Speaker 3: having sex at this point in your life, to.
Speaker 9: Be honest with you, Saturday night, Sunday night, and I'm
Speaker 9: back on the road Monday, all right.
Speaker 3: So twice a week. Okay, So let's say she cut
Speaker 3: that off. You're telling me for a month you're okay
Speaker 3: with that, you'd be like, all right, I.
Speaker 9: Mean not necessarily no, but I mean I can at
Speaker 9: least say I know a relationship isn't all about sex.
Speaker 9: I mean, yeah, I plays the main key in it,
Speaker 9: but it's not.
Speaker 3: It's not necessarily not everything, but it's pretty important. And
Speaker 3: once it, once it goes away, then then it becomes you.
Speaker 2: Go, oh, hold on a second, what's going on here?
Speaker 2: Showed up exactly.
Speaker 9: And that is correct. I've been in that position before
Speaker 9: and I do get that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I'm just I'm telling the ladies, you know
Speaker 3: they're they're trying.
Speaker 1: Oh I don't want to.
Speaker 3: It's just just just put out, make everyone happier.
Speaker 2: John, thank you.
Speaker 12: When I met my boyfriend, we spoke on the phone
Speaker 12: for two weeks, We did video calls, we actually talked
Speaker 12: on the phone.
Speaker 8: We text a lot.
Speaker 12: I was very excited by him immediately when I saw
Speaker 12: his photos.
Speaker 8: I was attracted to him from the photos.
Speaker 12: And then when I met him in person and I
Speaker 12: went over there, I expected us to still kind of
Speaker 12: hang out, but the first thing he did when he
Speaker 12: saw me was grabbed me and kissed me, and that
Speaker 12: took me aback.
Speaker 8: I didn't expect that.
Speaker 12: I thought we were going to meet in person first
Speaker 12: and see if the same chemistry would be there, and
Speaker 12: it obviously was for him. When he saw me, he
Speaker 12: kissed me, and I just was so in shock. But
Speaker 12: we end up having sex that night, and I mean
Speaker 12: we've been together for two years now. Yeah, that was
Speaker 12: something that immediately I really I didn't know if I
Speaker 12: wanted to take that step when I went down there,
Speaker 12: I just wanted to see if that chemistry was there.
Speaker 12: I didn't even give me an option, and I was like, wow, Okay,
Speaker 12: I guess the chemistry is here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it's look.
Speaker 3: Of course, the guy who's been waiting two weeks talking
Speaker 3: to you, I mean, he wants to get he needs
Speaker 3: to pay off.
Speaker 2: Of that now.
Speaker 12: If it would have been terrible sex after that or
Speaker 12: awful experience, probably wouldn't have gone back.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 8: Not.
Speaker 3: Oh let me see here, what time? Oh my god,
Speaker 3: it's sorry, all right, let me take a quick break.
Speaker 3: We'll come back with the shoozy. What do you have
Speaker 3: coming up in the news, dude, coming.
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Speaker 4: How much time do parents lose every year by driving
Speaker 4: their kids?
Speaker 2: Around. I don't love this story.
Speaker 8: How many minutes a year.
Speaker 3: I don't care. Okay, we'll find out right after this.
Speaker 2: Hang on