Speaker 1: All right, it is mojo in the morning.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is, but I just feel
Speaker 2: like today is going to require me to either do
Speaker 2: one of two things. It's going to require me to
Speaker 2: either start celebrating the weekend early or just go into
Speaker 2: like the All right, let's order a big old sloppy
Speaker 2: breakfast today.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 2: I like you like both. So we got to drink
Speaker 2: now and then sloppy breakfast.
Speaker 1: What is a sloppy breakfast?
Speaker 2: Like A sloppy breakfast for me is like a week
Speaker 2: ago or so, we went down to Florida and I
Speaker 2: went to waffle house and I had the hash browns
Speaker 2: uh smothered and covered. Have you right now? Have you
Speaker 2: ever done that hash brown smothered and covered? Are you
Speaker 2: put the put the onions, they put bacon, they put
Speaker 2: peppers on it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you're gonna have diarrhea for a couple
Speaker 3: of days after.
Speaker 1: But it is worse. You can tell us from White
Speaker 1: Lake you've had this sometimes. I've even seen it with
Speaker 1: sausage gravy on top. Oh god, you know what I missed,
Speaker 1: biscuits and gravy. I do miss that. I uh, I
Speaker 1: will tell you this.
Speaker 2: The the plumbing is gonna get bad here at the
Speaker 2: radio studio this morning.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be I want to see each smothered and cover.
Speaker 2: My problem is so yesterday, yesterday you guys ordered breakfast,
Speaker 2: and the breakfast that you ordered was like I think
Speaker 2: it was hash brownie and stuff. I for some reason
Speaker 2: have moments where I can't deal with smells, and the
Speaker 2: smell yesterday almost got me.
Speaker 1: That was that was and it was like conell like
Speaker 1: it was like going into a cafe, shout out Hudson Cafe.
Speaker 1: I got a Baja keli with egg whites that I know?
Speaker 2: Why did it smell like I was walking into American
Speaker 2: con grit?
Speaker 1: You ordered bro I think it had to be Did
Speaker 1: you have what was on top of it? It was?
Speaker 1: Doesn't sting when you make it with eggs and other stuff? No,
Speaker 1: I think it was.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it was you know the smell of of like
Speaker 2: fries cooking or something like that, or like hash browns
Speaker 2: on the grill and.
Speaker 1: You know the grill smelling. That's what I like. Yeah, there,
Speaker 1: and you're smelt.
Speaker 2: Have you ever had it where you go into certain
Speaker 2: restaurants you go into and the smell stays in your clothes.
Speaker 3: Oh, Kyoto, I love you, but I smell like my
Speaker 3: hair smells like Kyoto even after two showers. Habachi, yeah, oh,
Speaker 3: Haibachi gets you good close to that grill. And I
Speaker 3: actually have to plan what I wear if I know
Speaker 3: I'm going to Habachi for dinner, because I have to
Speaker 3: be able to not want to wear it for the rest.
Speaker 1: Of the week. Well, you can't wear a sweater that
Speaker 1: needs to be dry clean.
Speaker 3: That's exactly what I mean. You can't wear your coat
Speaker 3: in there. You leave your coat in the car.
Speaker 2: Have you ever had a go into certain places? And
Speaker 2: Shannon's right, it's interesting. Maybe it's something to do with
Speaker 2: with a certain kind of restaurants you said Japanese.
Speaker 1: I think sushi.
Speaker 2: I go into Sushi Samurai by my house sometimes and
Speaker 2: I'll walk in there and if I have my north
Speaker 2: face or you know, one of those puff jackets, I'm
Speaker 2: done for the winner.
Speaker 1: I actually I'm coatless for the winner. I actually do.
Speaker 2: I have to, like all of a sudden, I'll start wearing,
Speaker 2: you know, just sweatshirts, big heavy sweatshirts and sweaters and
Speaker 2: stuff armber.
Speaker 4: One sime, my mama made fish And I guess I'll
Speaker 4: wear the same uniform that night that I wear the
Speaker 4: next day at school. Teacher Miss Andrews, she was our
Speaker 4: sergeant at ours, the hardcore lady. She invited us into
Speaker 4: the office. We in an office, small little office. Yeah,
Speaker 4: sent us back after she gave us a good talking to,
Speaker 4: came back to the class, brought us out to the class.
Speaker 1: She was like, and another thing, one of y'all stinks
Speaker 1: almost died inside all right.
Speaker 2: I want to know what where is it that you
Speaker 2: smell the the most.
Speaker 1: It gets into your clothes, It seeps into your clothes.
Speaker 2: Eight four four Mojo Live eight four four six six
Speaker 2: five sixty five four eight is the telephone number? Or
Speaker 2: if you got something with this one, text call me
Speaker 2: and Lydia will call you nine five five zero zero.
Speaker 5: Eric.
Speaker 1: What's the place that makes you.
Speaker 2: Smell afc AFC?
Speaker 1: Yes, like chicken.
Speaker 2: You start smelling chicken. I think you smell like other
Speaker 2: things there too, but I don't know. You're right though.
Speaker 2: You go into a KFC. I actually drove through the
Speaker 2: drive through window of a KFC, just picking up the
Speaker 2: drive through, and it smelled in my car. It was crazy.
Speaker 2: I was hot boxing the whole way home. Hold on, Kayla,
Speaker 2: what's the smelly place subway?
Speaker 1: Oh? How does subway give you the smells?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I think it's the bread smell. I haven't even been
Speaker 6: in the subway in a long time where I worked
Speaker 6: at the subway next to a UPS store, and when
Speaker 6: I go into the UPS store, I still come out
Speaker 6: smelling like the subway.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 4: She's absolutely right. As a former sandwich artist, well, my
Speaker 4: mom would be. They definitely used to comment on the
Speaker 4: way I smell's interesting.
Speaker 2: That is so interesting. I never knew that. Thank you
Speaker 2: for the call. I appreciate it. Hold on, Jen, what's
Speaker 2: the place that makes you smell?
Speaker 5: Okay, good morning, everybody, Happy Friday. So there's a little
Speaker 5: slider shop here in Detroit called Tallaway. If you know,
Speaker 5: you know, And when you go in and come out,
Speaker 5: you smell like the grilled onions and the sliders all
Speaker 5: day long. I will go in for a coffee in
Speaker 5: the morning, and I go to work smelling like sliders,
Speaker 5: even if I didn't buy it.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, you're getting coffee at a slider place.
Speaker 5: Oh, they have the best coffee.
Speaker 1: I not know about this. What's it called?
Speaker 5: It's called Away?
Speaker 1: So good? Wow? I never and now you know, yes,
Speaker 1: let's take a field trip.
Speaker 5: Yes girl, I'm right by you. Girl. We got to
Speaker 5: hang out.
Speaker 2: Hit her up on Instagram or orto. Okay, that's wild.
Speaker 2: You go to a slider place to go get coffee.
Speaker 1: What's up, Carly? How you doing?
Speaker 6: Ken? How are you first time?
Speaker 1: Long time on the phoat? What place makes you smell.
Speaker 6: Real cheese steak in Westland?
Speaker 5: I literally kicked my coat off before I go into Yeah,
Speaker 5: definitely for a couple of days.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, cheese steak. You know what
Speaker 2: it is. It's all that steam coming off of the
Speaker 2: cheesesteak with the onions and.
Speaker 1: The peppers and all the rise. Yeah, cheese whiz.
Speaker 2: But you want to smell like these places, Anne Marie?
Speaker 2: What place makes you smell good morning?
Speaker 5: Of course, the Coney Island places. Funny thing about this
Speaker 5: is that my husband and I were just talking about
Speaker 5: that we were gonna go to Cony for dinner, and
Speaker 5: I'm like, I don't want to smell like it tonight?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this morning? Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 2: We're connected, Anne Marie, forever love you got it. Take
Speaker 2: care of yourself. Oh my god, Erica's got one. Erica.
Speaker 5: I good morning, a black rock bar and grill black raw.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sure, you know it's it is funny, by the way,
Speaker 2: I do love that smell so much. But you're right,
Speaker 2: you smell like it. And if you go in there,
Speaker 2: you know what you need to do. You need to
Speaker 2: go inside there with some clothes that it's not kind
Speaker 2: of like paint in a house. You got to have
Speaker 2: the clothes that you're going to probably end up either
Speaker 2: discarding or you're just gonna be having to wash.
Speaker 5: Them a few times.
Speaker 4: That's like if you smoke weed, you've got to have
Speaker 4: a smoke hood. Do you have a smoke card?
Speaker 5: Yeah, your black clothes.
Speaker 2: I never I never realized it so much, and then
Speaker 2: I would go so often. And then when I started
Speaker 2: going so often, you know what, that's the thing, go more,
Speaker 2: and then you smell like it and you don't even
Speaker 2: realize it.
Speaker 1: It just becomes part of you immune. Yeah, hold on, Gail,
Speaker 1: what's the smell?
Speaker 5: Good morning, everybody?
Speaker 6: Happy Friday. I service porties. I've called you guys a
Speaker 6: couple of times, Princess, I service potties, And I would
Speaker 6: much rather smell like all the food calls that were
Speaker 6: just called through and then smell like the big giant
Speaker 6: part that I do understandable.
Speaker 2: Well, gosh, wait, do you actually come home smelling like
Speaker 2: a potty? I do smell like a big giant part.
Speaker 6: Plus it makes the inside of my truck.
Speaker 5: Smell like a big giant part too, so it just
Speaker 5: lingers all day long.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you're smelling like food too.
Speaker 2: It's just you know, I want I want you to
Speaker 2: go into subway smelling like a fart in subway at
Speaker 2: the same time.
Speaker 1: Do people ever like when you stop for lunch?
Speaker 2: Do people ever like look at you and go, oh
Speaker 2: my god, what's this lady got going on?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 6: I've had a couple of lugs and people looking at
Speaker 6: me like, yeah, she probably speaks god, probably do I do?
Speaker 1: Well? Thank you for the call.
Speaker 2: By the way, tons of votes for uh famous Dave's
Speaker 2: lone star Dominique Roadhouse is yours.
Speaker 1: Texas roadhouse. Yes, my daughter works there in Auburn Hills
Speaker 1: and she comes home and oh my gosh, she reeks,
Speaker 1: do you ever make her leave her clothes? Do you
Speaker 1: ever make her leave her clothes in the garage?
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: She comes in, she tries to get me a hugging,
Speaker 1: like please, just walk away. She smell I was like
Speaker 1: a t bone. Yes, thank you for the call. I
Speaker 1: appreciate it.
Speaker 6: I don't have a good day.
Speaker 2: I feel like I leave here sometimes smelling like Kevin,
Speaker 2: which could be worse than.
Speaker 1: All of these.
Speaker 2: I actually smelled pretty good. Oh really, The man who
Speaker 2: showers once a week says, at least I'm using toals.
Speaker 2: Oh what's the bit differ?
Speaker 5: You watch out.
Speaker 1: Wash cloths. Yeah, I don't use a washcloth. I use
Speaker 1: my hands.
Speaker 4: My hands are I guarantee you if I took an
Speaker 4: alcohol swab and went behind your ear right now, it'll
Speaker 4: come out of looking.
Speaker 2: Here's what we're doing, lydia book a germ expert, and
Speaker 2: I want a germ expert to swab all of us
Speaker 2: to see who's got the most germs on them Monday morning.
Speaker 5: You got it.