Speaker 1: We don't fight Jack. We vibe Jack.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 3: The vibes smell like burn cubes and bad decisions I did.
Speaker 4: On the toilet, on the toilet, the toilet.
Speaker 5: Oh, this is Rover's morning Glory.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Siji is coming up in a few minutes before
Speaker 3: you get on the way, Doug, we were just talking
Speaker 3: about farting and pooping in front of our significant others.
Speaker 6: And there's a teacher who has decided to do something
Speaker 6: for students that pass gas. I'll tell you the story
Speaker 6: next right.
Speaker 5: We'll get to that at just a minute. Pharmists tea
Speaker 5: around Rover's morning Glory. Good morning pharmacy. T Hey, yo, Rover,
Speaker 5: what's happening? Yo?
Speaker 1: What's going on? Can you hear?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Good, you can hear me.
Speaker 7: Hey listen, man, But having to take a bunch of
Speaker 7: memodium before an airplane ride, it's not okay. You gotta
Speaker 7: change a few things. You got to prolong your health
Speaker 7: down the long term. You got too much money, you
Speaker 7: got a hot wife. We got to keep you alive. Dude,
Speaker 7: this is not good.
Speaker 5: Well, hold on, I didn't take the emodium before I
Speaker 5: got on the plane. I wasn't like, oh my god,
Speaker 5: I'm getting on a plane, I have to take a
Speaker 5: modium for no reason. I got on the plane and
Speaker 5: then I go, I'm sitting on the plane, and I go,
Speaker 5: oh no, and I because I had eaten before I
Speaker 5: get on the plane.
Speaker 1: And then it starts to gurgle.
Speaker 5: And then I go to the lavatory on the plane,
Speaker 5: and it's just take the first emodium, uh before the dump. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I think so, because I knew it was coming. And
Speaker 5: he took three. Now how long is this plane ride?
Speaker 5: A few hours?
Speaker 1: Two? Three?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you're doing it once once an hour. That's
Speaker 5: that's a stream.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: I took.
Speaker 5: Off the bat and then and then and then I
Speaker 5: had explosive diarrhea in the front lavatory. And then I
Speaker 5: went in the back lavatory a few minutes late, like
Speaker 5: five or ten minutes later, more explosive diarrhea.
Speaker 1: Every bathroom on the plane. Yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 5: And then I got back to my seat and I
Speaker 5: took that third emodium. I go, I gotta this gotta work.
Speaker 5: I cannot be the whole plane. I can't just be,
Speaker 5: you know, going from the front and back, front and back,
Speaker 5: front and back, crapping in the toilet all this time.
Speaker 7: But give you get a quick bit of fundamental advice.
Speaker 7: It's all about inflammation. Your your insides are inflamed. That's
Speaker 7: a slow process. You got to get to under control.
Speaker 7: You'll think yourself when you have more.
Speaker 1: Energy, better for your head.
Speaker 7: Okay, alcohol has to go all except for like your diet.
Speaker 7: You have to give more diet fiber in your diet.
Speaker 7: You have to do that slowly. If you ever do
Speaker 7: it too fast, you'll not adapt well. You have to
Speaker 7: time up when you eat. You don't want to eat
Speaker 7: before you lay down. And you got to really just
Speaker 7: clean up your diet and.
Speaker 1: Get rid of the alcohol. I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, honestly, I didn't even have any alcohol that day.
Speaker 5: I I don't drink. I don't know that much alcohol.
Speaker 5: I really don't. No.
Speaker 7: Inflammation is a slow a slow u problem, and a
Speaker 7: slow fix. Inflammation is what kills us, whether it's cancer,
Speaker 7: heart disease, anything. Man, It's all about our tissue being inflamed,
Speaker 7: and your intestines are inflamed, and you gotta slowly but
Speaker 7: surely heal that stuff up, which will keep you alive
Speaker 7: longer and keep you out of the doctor and hospital
Speaker 7: as you get older. So just trying to give you
Speaker 7: some living.
Speaker 1: Anything is gonna yeah, all right.
Speaker 7: Then become the star of the show. So oh yeah.
Speaker 1: God help us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so put me on on life support tubes coming
Speaker 5: in out of me.
Speaker 1: We cannot let that happen.
Speaker 6: I'll be buying Fendy before you know ituc.
Speaker 1: Suji, are you ready for the ship?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Here we go, kit.
Speaker 2: Ish Izzy on rovers Morning Glories. Big in of money.
Speaker 6: The US national debts surpassed a record forty trillion dollars yesterday.
Speaker 6: It's a staggering milestone, driven by defense costs and social
Speaker 6: programs like social Security and Medicare, and interest on the
Speaker 6: growing deficit. The figure came just five months after the
Speaker 6: debt hit thirty nine trillion dollars back in March, which
Speaker 6: itself followed the thirty eight trillion.
Speaker 2: Dollar mark five months earlier. So this is a milestone.
Speaker 2: We owe a lot of money.
Speaker 6: Convicted murderer Carmelo Anthony's motion for a new trial is
Speaker 6: being handled by a new judge as it continues today.
Speaker 6: Anthony was convicted, if you remember, of murdering seventeen year
Speaker 6: old Austin Metcalf at a track meet last year in
Speaker 6: Texas in a racially charged case case that made national headlines.
Speaker 6: The previous judge was ordered to be removed after the
Speaker 6: nineteen year old's lawyers argued he made prejudicial statements in
Speaker 6: an interview. After Anthony was found guilty and sentenced to
Speaker 6: thirty five years in prison, Judge Sid Harrow granted the
Speaker 6: defense motion to recuse Judge John Roach from the Anthony case.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: In his order, Harrow pointed to the grounds of recusal,
Speaker 6: saying in that in that the evidence adduced at the
Speaker 6: hearing is such that the responded judges impartially might reasonably
Speaker 6: be questioned.
Speaker 2: So they ended that way.
Speaker 5: This guy with the judge that he gave an interview
Speaker 5: on the local TV news and he goes, yeah, I
Speaker 5: sleep well at night. The jury got it right. Now
Speaker 5: he's now supposed to preside over an appeal. And if
Speaker 5: that's already his belief, then I you know, they could say, yeah,
Speaker 5: that's prejudicial.
Speaker 4: YEP.
Speaker 6: Two Oregon teenagers who were among twenty eight people left
Speaker 6: dangling upside down on a broken down amusement park thrill ride.
Speaker 6: They were awarded a combined five hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 6: dollars as compensation for the traumatic event. The two were
Speaker 6: just thirteen and fourteen at the time. Both were fearing
Speaker 6: that they would fall one hundred feet to their deaths
Speaker 6: when they got stuck on the pendulum swing ride. And
Speaker 6: this was at Oaks Amusement Park in Portland. Again June
Speaker 6: of twenty twenty four, nine people have filed lawsuits against
Speaker 6: the park, with seven people settling, all for different amounts.
Speaker 6: Five hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Hanging upside down for
Speaker 6: twenty five minutes. Would you do that?
Speaker 1: So they each so they are combined.
Speaker 5: Okay, I was going to say do it for half
Speaker 5: a million, I'd do that.
Speaker 1: But that's you're going to live and be safe. Those
Speaker 1: guys did not know that that's true.
Speaker 2: That is true.
Speaker 1: Strapped in there, I'm crapping my pants and be running
Speaker 1: down your face.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: If I tried to take my emmodium and I dropped
Speaker 5: the fail pocket and upside down and my asses above
Speaker 5: me and it does it goes drips down my face
Speaker 5: and goes up my nasal cavity because I'm upside down.
Speaker 1: No good, all right.
Speaker 6: A teacher in Houston is conducting an inner, an interesting
Speaker 6: social experience her students can choose to pass guests secretly
Speaker 6: in the hopes that the other kids will blame someone else,
Speaker 6: or they can go to a designated spot so everyone
Speaker 6: knows they're responsible. So the teacher shows her classroom fart corner.
Speaker 6: She calls it, if you need to fart, simply go
Speaker 6: over here, fart, take about ten seconds, spray, and then
Speaker 6: go sit down.
Speaker 2: Nobody cares.
Speaker 1: Now, would you say that that's that's really strange? Is
Speaker 1: there a picture of this.
Speaker 2: It's a kiktok that she is posted.
Speaker 6: She's just trying to keep the smell in one.
Speaker 2: Area and she was shocked at the response.
Speaker 6: Yeah, some people in the comments said that the kids
Speaker 6: should go to the restroom, and she said, yes, of
Speaker 6: course they can go to the restroom, and that they
Speaker 6: don't even need to ask her first.
Speaker 5: So what if your desk was right by the fart corner,
Speaker 5: that's the worst place to sit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that actually would suck.
Speaker 6: Elsewhere in the news, tonight, we have NFL preseason football
Speaker 6: eight pm. We have the Houston Texans host in Las
Speaker 6: Vegas Raiders, and then you have the later game, NFL
Speaker 6: Presons preseason game. We go with the Chargers hosting the
Speaker 6: forty nine Ers. That's the later game tonight and today
Speaker 6: is National Radio Day.
Speaker 5: Do you think about the Browns pre game?
Speaker 1: Did you.
Speaker 5: What a blowout? I think you watch it. It was
Speaker 5: actually a blowout in the end, But I think that, yeah,
Speaker 5: have to go with Deshaun.
Speaker 1: Watson this year.
Speaker 5: That's what I start watching that and he didn't look
Speaker 5: great either, But I mean, you gotta go with what
Speaker 5: works because what we what we were doing wasn't working.
Speaker 1: But now we gotta change things to the I wanted
Speaker 1: to work for Shdor Sanders.
Speaker 5: I don't know why because I find his dad to
Speaker 5: be extremely obnoxious. This kid, I think was humbled by
Speaker 5: where he fell to in the draft, and I think,
Speaker 5: like I want him to I actually want.
Speaker 1: Him to do well. I do. We all want him
Speaker 1: to succeed. We want the Browns to succeed this year.
Speaker 5: And I can't Deshaun Watson, I just don't.
Speaker 1: I I don't want to. I worked before, but he
Speaker 1: just always injured. You're right away with a lot comes
Speaker 1: with a lot of baggage.
Speaker 5: A fifth a fifth year of a five year guaranteed
Speaker 5: whatever you remember whatever it was, was it like two
Speaker 5: hundred and thirty million or whatever.
Speaker 1: He is guaranteed four games. No, I think he started.
Speaker 5: I think they what did they say he started in
Speaker 5: this entire time?
Speaker 1: He started seventeen games over the past five years. Yeah,
Speaker 1: seven time.
Speaker 5: It's really what a total bus But he looked he
Speaker 5: looked better than Shador did.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Go on today's National Radio Day.
Speaker 4: And finally, oh nice National Radio Day.
Speaker 1: I saved this video of the fark Corner.
Speaker 8: I have not watched it yet, so I don't know
Speaker 8: anything about it, but I just saved it for you.
Speaker 1: Here is the fark corner.
Speaker 2: This is our This is our flark corner.
Speaker 5: If you need too far, simply come over here. Fart,
Speaker 5: take about ten seconds, get your.
Speaker 4: Little spray going on far freshman.
Speaker 5: Nobody's paying attention, nobody cares, nobody was worried about it.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be. That's weird reviews.
Speaker 4: Yeah, out there making blappers on purpose.
Speaker 7: There.
Speaker 1: Kids are gonna be crapping their pants a lot over there.
Speaker 6: And finally, AI has brought Vail Kilmer back to life
Speaker 6: in an upcoming movie called As Deep as the Grave.
Speaker 6: He was cast in the movie before his death, but
Speaker 6: production was delayed because of the pandemic, so his estate
Speaker 6: gave permission to use his likeness, and they were compensated
Speaker 6: for Vail's AI appearance. He's expected to appear in a
Speaker 6: third of the screen time, which is currently three hours,
Speaker 6: so he appears younger in the footage, and old images
Speaker 6: from his family archive and later footage of him were used,
Speaker 6: as well as recordings of his voice before he had
Speaker 6: that what is it tracheotomy.
Speaker 5: Like throw cancer or something or whatever it was aphog
Speaker 5: mouth cancer.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so no word yet on a release date.
Speaker 1: Here's a clip from the movie.
Speaker 8: It's a lot. It's six to seven minute clip. But
Speaker 8: here's a clip of the short one. Say what it
Speaker 8: looks like.
Speaker 2: As much on there? Yeah, it's almost like tombstone.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I wouldn't he told if you, I
Speaker 8: would never know you wouldn't know that that was hey?
Speaker 1: I really, I mean obviously you wait a second house?
Speaker 1: He alive? And how did he get? How do you go?
Speaker 5: I was speaking of some weird runny lot Toby, but
Speaker 5: t b nah Indian.
Speaker 1: Like, that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: He looks like Paul Walker.
Speaker 1: Cherokee doniy Rainlagan. He looks like Paul Walker, bloody tough
Speaker 1: homie may So.
Speaker 5: What they do did they have. Did they have an
Speaker 5: actor walk around and do this? And then I was wondering,
Speaker 5: probably his head on there. He did that with a
Speaker 5: Mark or.
Speaker 8: Han Solo, not Han Solo, the other guy, Luke Skywalker,
Speaker 8: And I just saw a behind the scenes clip they
Speaker 8: just deep fake on Mark Hamill's face after So they
Speaker 8: have an actor do everything and they just put Mark
Speaker 8: Hamill's face on it.
Speaker 9: Princess Lea too. Oh yeah, Rogue, I can't remember which one.
Speaker 2: It's pretty cool. There you go. That's the shizzy on Rovers.
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Speaker 5: Rover Radio app, available in app stores. Big Firm says
Speaker 5: Schadora wasn't playing with the starters like Watson was and
Speaker 5: actual Adam says, Deshaun played with the first stringers. Sanders
Speaker 5: played with the second and third team guys. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I understand that, and that is when you're in that
Speaker 5: situation as a quarterback.
Speaker 1: You have to like, really be extraordinary.
Speaker 5: Now I get it, you're you're throwing the guys who
Speaker 5: don't have the same talent as as the first stringers,
Speaker 5: But you have to do something extraordinary when you're put
Speaker 5: in that situation.
Speaker 8: It's your time to shine and it's your time to
Speaker 8: prove that you deserve to be on the field.
Speaker 6: What you're so annoying, Charlie?
Speaker 1: What you don't like?
Speaker 4: Coach Charlie, he's a grid iron god.
Speaker 5: I don't want to talk to those coach shorts, those
Speaker 5: like short shorts that coaches used to wear.
Speaker 1: I need to clip.
Speaker 5: Weird dad, had you kind of have the mustache already?
Speaker 5: Wrote out a little longer. Yeah, they did not look
Speaker 5: they did not look real good on that. But I mean,
Speaker 5: preseason it is hard. I don't put a whole lot
Speaker 5: of stock in preseason. But it looks like it might
Speaker 5: be another year. Well now they're waiting for the new stadium.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: That was pretty supposed to be completed. I drove by that.
Speaker 5: I mean they got a lot of activity going on. Yeah,
Speaker 5: did you see the latest rendering? Looks sweet?
Speaker 2: I've not seen the renderings do look good?
Speaker 5: I just uh, I'm curious about how it will be
Speaker 5: being right there at the airport there and how that's
Speaker 5: going to affect traffic and getting in and out of
Speaker 5: the airport and all that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we'll no.
Speaker 2: Did they use AI for those renderings?
Speaker 8: Probably not. Probably probably a model. Yeah, I think it's
Speaker 8: probably no. Some guy worked on that. I don't think
Speaker 8: it'll be a big traffic problem. It only is going
Speaker 8: to be Sundays, eight Sundays a year. Okay, just avoid
Speaker 8: that area for like noon to two, noon to two.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 8: I mean, once everybody's in there, then there's not gonna
Speaker 8: be any traffic, and then they leave eventually at four.
Speaker 1: It's like that big of a deal. I would have
Speaker 1: rather had them build it right there by where it
Speaker 1: is now on the water. Beautiful, beautiful backdrop, beautiful area,
Speaker 1: beautiful empty building. It never gets Yeah, it's fine, dirt
Speaker 1: dirt field. It's the middle of nowhere.
Speaker 5: But all right, uh, Jeff Junior says, speaking of Paul
Speaker 5: Walker and AI. Now there will be one hundred fast
Speaker 5: and free furious movies that they could make there already
Speaker 5: is one hundred. Yeah, there are what was the last
Speaker 5: one that they had? Last one I saw was Tokyo Drift,
Speaker 5: So I don't know that was the third one.
Speaker 2: I think I say it, are there like ten now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And then there's offshoots of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hobbs and Shot you count those.
Speaker 1: I like those Fast and Furio. They're really stupid, but
Speaker 1: I do like those movies. Hey.
Speaker 5: By the way we were talking, I told you the
Speaker 5: story earlier about the guy over in France who was
Speaker 5: drugging the women he'd bring them in for job interviews.
Speaker 5: Turns out that two hundred and fifty women he drugged
Speaker 5: and gave them a diuretic, which would make them have
Speaker 5: to pee. I didn't know that a diuretic worked. I
Speaker 5: don't think I remember taking a diarretic either.
Speaker 1: By it. Yeah, I didn't know.
Speaker 5: Like I guess it's really an overwhelming urge to pee,
Speaker 5: and I guess it seems to work very fairly quickly.
Speaker 1: But anyways, I told you the story that he.
Speaker 5: Would drug these girls during the job interview, give them
Speaker 5: coffee or whatever, and then he'd be like, oh, let's
Speaker 5: go outside for a stroll, and he'd take them outside
Speaker 5: and then they'd be like, I have to pee, and
Speaker 5: then he somehow got off on these girls.
Speaker 1: Needing to pee. Some of the girls just peed themselves
Speaker 1: because he.
Speaker 5: Kept going like, oh, yeah, there's a bathroom right over here,
Speaker 5: and then they'd get there and there was actually no
Speaker 5: bathroom there. And then I told you that he was
Speaker 5: investigated because he took a photo of a girl like
Speaker 5: an upskirt shot in a business in a company meeting,
Speaker 5: as they were under the table. He'd this, So then
Speaker 5: they investigated the reason I just had this still up
Speaker 5: over here and I didn't get to this part of
Speaker 5: the story.
Speaker 1: So when they started.
Speaker 5: Investigating for him for that, they found a spreadsheet on
Speaker 5: his computer. It was called Experiment P, just the letter P,
Speaker 5: Experiment P, and they found all these women in there.
Speaker 5: The document contained all the names of the women, when
Speaker 5: the women arrived for their interviews, when the diuretic was administered,
Speaker 5: how long it took before they urinated, and also what
Speaker 5: underwear they were wearing.
Speaker 1: All contained it. It wasn't really drugging women. It's more
Speaker 1: of a science experiment.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And so that's how they started contacting these various
Speaker 5: women of hey, and they were shocked and they're like, hey,
Speaker 5: do you remember coming to the job interview And they're like, yeah,
Speaker 5: of course, how can I forget because I peed my
Speaker 5: pants or I had the pee on the street or whatever.
Speaker 5: They're like, well, it might be part of a pattern here.
Speaker 5: And this guy did this to two hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: different women. So but he still has not been put
Speaker 5: on trial yet. I've got to take a quick break.
Speaker 5: Eight sixty six yo, Rover eight six six nine sixty
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Speaker 1: We'll be right back. Hang on, back go rovering Glory.
Speaker 5: Speaking in true crime podcasts, which was just in that
Speaker 5: rage way there. True crime people followed that Chris Watts case.
Speaker 1: Do you remember this guy?
Speaker 5: He was the guy that killed his entire family, his
Speaker 5: wife and his two little girls.
Speaker 1: I think they lived in Colorado. I think right.
Speaker 5: She was Oh was she something something? What did she sell?
Speaker 5: She was always selling stuff?
Speaker 1: Off? Is it?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Was it some sort of multi level marketing sort of thing?
Speaker 5: And the woman did I think her name was Shannon
Speaker 5: or Shanan.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you pronounce her name.
Speaker 5: Watts anyway, So he killed the wife and then he
Speaker 5: killed his own two little girls, and he dumped them
Speaker 5: down an oil well where he worked. Not a great
Speaker 5: not a great plan to get away with murder? Is
Speaker 5: to dump your family at the very place where do
Speaker 5: you work. But Dougi, you are always having a tough
Speaker 5: time finding a guy. Right, I'm going to circle back
Speaker 5: to this story in just a minute. You can you're
Speaker 5: always having a hard time finding rugg right, well.
Speaker 6: Y you you guys always act like I'm having a
Speaker 6: hard time.
Speaker 2: I'm good.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 8: She always says she's going to go out and find
Speaker 8: a guy and then strikes out.
Speaker 5: And it's it's people who uh, people who have serious issues.
Speaker 5: They always end up finding a spouse before her or
Speaker 5: a partner, and she's, oh, if they they've found a
Speaker 5: guy before me. Well, Chris Watson's now serving five life
Speaker 5: sentences for murdering his entire family. He's now engaged planning
Speaker 5: to get married the jail woman, Yes, he's in jail,
Speaker 5: and a woman named Lizzie Henderson. He's forty one, she's
Speaker 5: thirty nine. She lived somewhere in Ohio, not sure where.
Speaker 5: She's a real tor there she is. She moved to
Speaker 5: Wisconsin to be closer to where he is in prison.
Speaker 2: That's nice.
Speaker 5: And she has over the past twelve months, I so
Speaker 5: twelve or fifteen months, she's visited him twenty three.
Speaker 1: Times in prison.
Speaker 2: Do you think they have sex now?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't think they're allowed to
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 5: And my understanding is they can only have ten seconds
Speaker 5: of physical contact.
Speaker 1: Well, you first get there, if you're backed up enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it might complete in five seconds.
Speaker 5: So they embrace, they hug and make out for ten
Speaker 5: seconds and then she just sits there and talks with
Speaker 5: what kind of sick old person? Tell me how this?
Speaker 5: I mean, what's wrong with this woman? She's thirty nine
Speaker 5: years old. There's not bad look. And I saw a picture.
Speaker 5: You guys just had a picture of her up there.
Speaker 5: What happened to this woman that?
Speaker 1: She's like? You know what I'm gonna do?
Speaker 5: I want to get engaged to a man who killed
Speaker 5: his entire family, who murdered his wife. Remember he was
Speaker 5: also having an affair and the woman who he was
Speaker 5: having an affair with saw him on TV and goes,
Speaker 5: whoa hold on a second, another one of those cases.
Speaker 5: This happened before with like with that Scott Peterson guy,
Speaker 5: and the mistress will be like, oh wait a second,
Speaker 5: that's the guy I'm dating and he's on TV and
Speaker 5: his wife is missing. That's a little suspicious, now, what
Speaker 5: would make this thirty nine year old woman go, this
Speaker 5: is the guy.
Speaker 8: I want to true crime obsession. I think that's it.
Speaker 8: People will become a there. It's crazy how that's like
Speaker 8: the biggest genre of everything right now is true crime
Speaker 8: because it's the actual people get off on other people's miseries.
Speaker 8: It's weird, like they just speculate, sit around and speculate
Speaker 8: all day, watch a court case that you have nothing
Speaker 8: to do with, just all day that's what they're watching.
Speaker 5: I mean, I understand interest. Being an obsession is a
Speaker 5: little bit different. I understand people are interested. It's like
Speaker 5: your entertainment, Like your entertainment is somebody else's misery. That's
Speaker 5: your entire day.
Speaker 8: It's just I'm gonna watch this lady that killed her
Speaker 8: kids or whatever you're watching and sit around and talk
Speaker 8: about it all day. It's like that's somebody's life got ruined,
Speaker 8: a bunch of people last got ruined, and just.
Speaker 1: That's your entertainment.
Speaker 5: And the two kids were I mean, they were very
Speaker 5: very young, these two girls. I mean, I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: I can't. I mean, it's just there's no way I
Speaker 1: wouldn't want to even.
Speaker 5: Be in the same room with this guy, let alone
Speaker 5: date some who was possible, who was capable of doing that.
Speaker 5: And this woman he's not a bad looking guy, even
Speaker 5: that they remember that Scott Peterson who killed Lacy Peterson.
Speaker 5: He wasn't a bad looking guy either, and he started
Speaker 5: getting a bunch of women writing into him and stuff.
Speaker 5: So this woman probably started writing. She They asked how
Speaker 5: did you meet? And she's like, oh, that's between me,
Speaker 5: him and God? How would you meet? I mean unless
Speaker 5: unless you know him before? Maybe she was carrying out
Speaker 5: on a fair.
Speaker 8: We're going to talk about God while you're trying to
Speaker 8: hook up with a guy that killed his wife and children.
Speaker 1: Bring up God?
Speaker 9: Well, he's holding a Bible during their meeting, the girl
Speaker 9: was googly eyed and really excited to take a picture
Speaker 9: with him.
Speaker 1: Yeahstuck. Really is it is?
Speaker 5: It's almost like they can they can brag like they're
Speaker 5: dating or engaged to this guy and her eyes it's
Speaker 5: like a celebrity.
Speaker 1: But you have to be.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a control thing. If you think about it.
Speaker 6: You're a man, You're you're out, you're free, you're in control.
Speaker 2: He's not. He's locked up, he's not going anywhere. You
Speaker 2: know that he isn't you know he isn't gonna cheat
Speaker 2: on you?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they will, then they'll cheat.
Speaker 5: He was he was writing all sorts of other women,
Speaker 5: I mean prior to this, but who knows if he
Speaker 5: still is. But he was carrying on these correspondents.
Speaker 1: With multiple women. Why not you have nothing else to do?
Speaker 4: Watching Love after lock Up, they all are talking to
Speaker 4: multiple people, men and women, and then they're getting money
Speaker 4: sent to them all the time. And one guy comes
Speaker 4: out and he says it was just entertainment, and he
Speaker 4: goes to meet the girl. The girl's not what he
Speaker 4: thought she was, and that immediately he was like, I
Speaker 4: don't want to be with this girl. But he is
Speaker 4: juggling women the whole entire time, and the women are
Speaker 4: doing the same thing.
Speaker 1: They're saying they're crazy.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And do you think, Dougie, could she perhaps be
Speaker 5: a prisoner pen pal?
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe this is.
Speaker 2: Her key to getting a guy doing a prisoner.
Speaker 5: I don't think she would fall in love with a prisoner,
Speaker 5: but Crystal, obviously, I think we all agree she could
Speaker 5: easily fall in love with the prisoner. I think Crystal
Speaker 5: would be the one that on the show who falls
Speaker 5: in love.
Speaker 1: With the prison.
Speaker 4: Everybody deserves a second chance. I think she could, absolutely.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 8: I think Dougie, she's extremely picky, and the fact that
Speaker 8: he hurt kids. I don't think Dougie would go with
Speaker 8: this guy. But what they go to Joe for? Not
Speaker 8: this person, but oh white collar crime, white both of them. Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's that's simple. But I don't think they would because
Speaker 8: it's not it's not as salacious, it's not as interesting.
Speaker 5: Crystal is fascinated by murder and all that kind So
Speaker 5: she could easily fall in this trap.
Speaker 1: She could.
Speaker 5: Do you think that if not? She has a boyfriend.
Speaker 5: Now we've already had a bottom today. He got a
Speaker 5: daily quota. And you think that if she were single,
Speaker 5: that she would start communicating with prisoners and and perhaps
Speaker 5: start dating one.
Speaker 8: Absolutely she could. That she could still into that trap.
Speaker 8: I think pretty easily. I think there's no question. I
Speaker 8: don't think she would even deny it. Would you date
Speaker 8: a serial murderer? I don't know about a murderer. What
Speaker 8: was the murder? Was it an accident? I would need
Speaker 8: more to no more details.
Speaker 5: At Chris Watts, he's not a bad looking guy. Put
Speaker 5: that put that picture of him and his family up.
Speaker 5: Snitz Uh. He wasn't a bad looking guy.
Speaker 1: Look at him.
Speaker 4: Definitely not my type whatsoever. I do not think he's
Speaker 4: a good looking guy. He would not thought he was
Speaker 4: hot for me. But there are I'm sure there are
Speaker 4: some guys in there that are decent looking that I could.
Speaker 2: Get fooled by. And the going he's good looking.
Speaker 4: Guys, they start talking to you all sweet, telling me
Speaker 4: about the right things or you know. That's the that's
Speaker 4: the part that when I'm watching these shows. The women
Speaker 4: get hooked on all these things that they grant them
Speaker 4: so much, making them feel good about themselves and everything
Speaker 4: that they fall in love and they are really attached,
Speaker 4: can't wait for them to come out. But every time
Speaker 4: they come out of jail, they don't end up staying together.
Speaker 4: Things go wrong. They're talking to other women. So that's
Speaker 4: where I wouldn't trust that. And also, I'm a I
Speaker 4: need physical contact.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 4: I couldn't live with just ten seconds of making out
Speaker 4: and that's it. We don't have any kind of sex
Speaker 4: or anything like that. That's the back. That's the thing.
Speaker 5: Yes, hold dating a prisoner. Now, did you tell me
Speaker 5: in the past that you had written guys in prison?
Speaker 5: Or am I making that up?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: It was that Instagram started feeding me you could date
Speaker 4: a prisoner. It was like, oh, and they were like
Speaker 4: their personal ads like hey, my name is Clint, I'm
Speaker 4: twenty five for uh and I love this like I
Speaker 4: love to exercise.
Speaker 2: And I was like, why is this feeding it to me?
Speaker 2: I didn't understand why.
Speaker 4: But and I would look at those things just to
Speaker 4: did you start looking.
Speaker 1: And be like that guy's not too bad, that guy's
Speaker 1: not bad looking. What do you do?
Speaker 4: But I never joined or talked to anybody.
Speaker 5: Okay, I thought she's maybe I'm just misremembering. I thought
Speaker 5: she did strike up some sort of pen pal pen
Speaker 5: pal relationship with a prisoner or something. But all right, well,
Speaker 5: I hope she never Hopefully she stays with this boyfriend
Speaker 5: of hers.
Speaker 4: Now right, she went to jail for something and we
Speaker 4: were together. Obviously I would stay depending on what he did.
Speaker 4: What did he go to jail for? Was it murder?
Speaker 4: Is he killing somebody maliciously? You know, I would probably
Speaker 4: stay around depending on how long he's in the clink for.
Speaker 4: Because there there.
Speaker 5: Was Let me ask you this question, then, just hypothetically,
Speaker 5: you can deal with hypothetical.
Speaker 1: So unlike JLR.
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, your boyfriend Skinning he gets sent away
Speaker 5: three years in jail, you stick around for him?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I would? Oh yeah, so dumb would that's not
Speaker 2: too bad?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: I mean he was.
Speaker 4: In the navy. What if he got deployed? I would
Speaker 4: still stay with him.
Speaker 1: But he's not now, So like that's something you.
Speaker 5: Like, Oh wow, like away for three years? You would
Speaker 5: stick around? Yeah, he just has a simple being e Yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, and maybe he made a bad choice. Wait,
Speaker 5: you wouldn't think to yourself, Wait, this guy not only
Speaker 5: was he dumb enough to do something that got him
Speaker 5: in trouble, but he was dumb enough to get caught
Speaker 5: doing it as well. And now he's going to jail
Speaker 5: for three years. You're like, that's who I want to
Speaker 5: stick around with.
Speaker 4: Be like, we all make bad decisions from time to
Speaker 4: time in our lives. Hopefully he learns from this, he
Speaker 4: moves on, he grows, and then he made that.
Speaker 1: Bad decision while he was dating you, So why would like?
Speaker 1: I get it?
Speaker 5: If maybe you could make that argument if it was
Speaker 5: somebody who had gotten out of jail, and you're like, oh,
Speaker 5: this guy deserves a second chance. I wouldn't mind dating
Speaker 5: this guy who used to be in jail, but he
Speaker 5: he gets caught and goes to jail while he's with
Speaker 5: you in this hypothetical, and so you're willing to then
Speaker 5: like give him a quote unquote second chance. That blows,
Speaker 5: My blows.
Speaker 8: Your wife would stay with you if you got if
Speaker 8: you went away for three years?
Speaker 1: We're married?
Speaker 5: I mean, I don't know. I don't know that. I
Speaker 5: don't know would she. I wouldn't surprise me if she didn't.
Speaker 5: I mean, if she got locked up for three years,
Speaker 5: you're gone. What would she get locked up for? I
Speaker 5: wonder what would why?
Speaker 2: Something to do with her dad disposing evidence?
Speaker 5: But I just would you stick around with somebody if
Speaker 5: they went to jail for three years? Charlie, you're dating
Speaker 5: somebody and then.
Speaker 6: They for a year, are you for real?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I would.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're basically we're basically married, So yeah, you'd stick around.
Speaker 5: There'd be some you know, caveats. You know, I get
Speaker 5: to do whatever I want. But oh, so you get
Speaker 5: to have sex with other women over the years, no relationships,
Speaker 5: but you know, you don't think over the three year period,
Speaker 5: you would go like, you know, whatever, they were doing
Speaker 5: whatever weird bad stuff they were doing that got them
Speaker 5: sent to prison for three years. You don't think that
Speaker 5: you would just start like you'd meet some other girl
Speaker 5: and you'd be like, oh, this is a much better option.
Speaker 1: Than what I was dealing with before. Who is in
Speaker 1: prison right now? Maybe? But I don't know. I'd like
Speaker 1: to think i'd stick around. Wow, Dougie and.
Speaker 2: Peace out.
Speaker 5: Poisoned Waing says, is we're over implying that if B
Speaker 5: two were to go to jail for any random reason,
Speaker 5: he would just walk out on his wife.
Speaker 1: That's a ft.
Speaker 6: Oh he would? I think you would, really, was implied.
Speaker 6: I think you're saying that, no confusion.
Speaker 5: I would really, you know, it would depend on was
Speaker 5: it something that she went to prison that was completely
Speaker 5: out of her control? Like did she was it a
Speaker 5: weird scenario where she got in some sort of accident,
Speaker 5: a car accident, killed something, you know, like I don't know, and.
Speaker 1: We could control a hit and run. But if she
Speaker 1: did something.
Speaker 5: That really warranted going to prison for three years, I
Speaker 5: would go maybe not who I want to have in
Speaker 5: my house, not who I want to spend the rest
Speaker 5: of my life with.
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