Speaker 1: The show that makes you feel good about yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you're not as up as us, are you?
Speaker 2: Rover's Morning Glory. Chizzy coming up in a few minutes.
Speaker 2: What do you have on the way, Doozy?
Speaker 3: Rutgers University Dean caught doing something really disturbing and naughty.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you the story next.
Speaker 4: We'll get to that in just a moment. Kyle in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 4: you're on Rover's Morning Glory.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Kyle.
Speaker 5: Morning, Rover and the gang. What are you guys up to?
Speaker 2: Hey, man.
Speaker 6: Not much.
Speaker 2: Not much. Just doing a radio show. Yeah, yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, working, working, working.
Speaker 5: Speaking of that, driving to work, I hear you guys
Speaker 5: talking about tips. I go into Dunkin' Donuts yesterday, and
Speaker 5: it's ridiculous. It blew my mind. After I got my
Speaker 5: $ 6 meal deal, she said, would you like to leave
Speaker 5: a tip at the drive-thru window? You guys ever run
Speaker 5: into this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, at a coffee place, of course. A tip at
Speaker 2: a drive-thru. They don't ask me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've never been asked, but that's not, I'm not
Speaker 7: surprised at all by that.
Speaker 2: Coffee places, they launch the tip everywhere.
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't, okay, so I don't drink coffee.
Speaker 4: I've never gone through a drive-thru coffee place in my
Speaker 4: entire life. You're telling me that you guys tip at
Speaker 4: the coffee place?
Speaker 7: No, no, no, I'm not saying I tip at a drive-thru,
Speaker 7: but they're the ones that- They launched Everybody Gets a Tip.
Speaker 2: Before that, it was just restaurants.
Speaker 7: And then for some reason, coffee people, they just had
Speaker 7: a can out all the time, the baristas.
Speaker 2: And you'd be like, okay, I guess I'd tip them.
Speaker 2: But now every store you go to.
Speaker 3: Everywhere, I ask the question, when we do the donuts,
Speaker 3: say the, here's your order, it'll be $ 8.
Speaker 2: And then they're going to pay you a card.
Speaker 3: And then you say, it'll ask you a quick question
Speaker 3: before you can go ahead and tap or insert. And
Speaker 3: then it'll say, do you want a tip? And then
Speaker 3: some people say no, and some people do.
Speaker 7: Oh, you allow tipping on your card?
Speaker 4: Wait, is this at your donut truck?
Speaker 3: Yeah. When I go to Dunkin' in the morning, if
Speaker 3: I use my card, it does not ask me for
Speaker 3: a tip. But the server never asks me for a tip.
Speaker 3: I'll just, if I have a dollar, I'll give her
Speaker 3: a dollar. But I don't have cash on me usually.
Speaker 2: Now, speaking of Duncan, was there an incident, Jeffrey, at Duncan?
Speaker 1: I haven't been to Duncan Donuts in quite some time.
Speaker 4: Okay, because somebody had texted me, I think yesterday or
Speaker 4: the day before, and.
Speaker 2: They asked, where was it?
Speaker 4: They asked, I need info about the Tomash incident at Duncan.
Speaker 4: My girl saw Jeffrey and his son at Duncan. And
Speaker 4: he was causing a scene. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 2: Stop right there. When was this? I don't know. When
Speaker 2: was this? Come on, come on. Somebody's going to make
Speaker 2: an allegation.
Speaker 1: He's just asking, Jeffrey. No, this is what pisses me off.
Speaker 1: I haven't been, my son, we don't even go to Dunkin'
Speaker 1: half the time.
Speaker 2: Mm-hmm. Half the time. So half the time you do go.
Speaker 1: Half the time it's me driving there to get something
Speaker 1: and Tomas never had an incident because a lot of
Speaker 1: times he's never with me. Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2: So have you guys been in one at any time recently?
Speaker 2: When was the last time you were in one? I
Speaker 2: don't even remember. Okay, all right. Days, weeks, months? Quite
Speaker 2: some time, Charlie. I think it's months. Months, okay.
Speaker 1: Because every now and then, we used to do the.
Speaker 2: Sunday donut run.
Speaker 1: He'll get a donut. We'll pick out a donut that
Speaker 1: we all want. A donut he likes, something I like.
Speaker 1: I'll get an extra large coffee, and that's it. But
Speaker 1: I've not been to Dunkin'. It's been close to a year.
Speaker 2: Oh, that long, okay. I'm trying to save money here.
Speaker 2: This guy's been texting for a few days.
Speaker 4: I need the Jeffrey and Tomas Duncan incident info from Jeffrey.
Speaker 4: My girl said Tomas was pissed. That was the day
Speaker 4: before yesterday. The previous one was from yesterday. So you're
Speaker 4: telling me right now that there was no Duncan incident
Speaker 4: at all.
Speaker 1: As far as I know, yes, there's been no Duncan
Speaker 1: incident because he would have told me if it was
Speaker 1: an incident.
Speaker 4: You sure this isn't one of these things that you
Speaker 4: probably can't remember?
Speaker 2: Or you want to revise that statement?
Speaker 1: I'm not revising anything because what he does, he would
Speaker 1: have told me if there was an incident.
Speaker 2: I'll have to ask him.
Speaker 1: Somebody's making an allegation that there was an incident that
Speaker 1: him and I were in a Dunkin' and all this
Speaker 1: other crap. Can you give me a location of said Dunkin' Donuts?
Speaker 7: Okay, well, I can't give you the location because I'm
Speaker 7: not the guy who- Well, I don't care because, well.
Speaker 1: That if someone's gonna make an allegation like that, and
Speaker 1: it really pisses me off when they can't give me
Speaker 1: the pertinent information.
Speaker 2: That I need. What's the allegation?
Speaker 3: Yeah, before you get so angry, why not talk to
Speaker 3: your son? Because maybe something happened and you don't know
Speaker 3: about it. A lot of times that happens, Jeffrey.
Speaker 2: The person's trying to say I was with them. Okay.
Speaker 2: That's what gets me. I would never be anywhere with
Speaker 2: my son. No, don't say that. Anywho. But let's just
Speaker 2: find out. Also, they haven't said what the allegation is.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It might be okay. It was an incident. I don't
Speaker 2: want you to get your blood pressure.
Speaker 1: Still, it just gets to me riled up. People just
Speaker 1: like to piss me off to.
Speaker 2: Having to kick back. Why are you pissed off? Nothing happened.
Speaker 1: Because I don't even have a freak. There's two Duncans
Speaker 1: in the city I live in. One way over on
Speaker 1: the west side. It's the one I normally go to.
Speaker 1: And then there's one by one of the main streets
Speaker 1: on the east end of Lakewood.
Speaker 4: But you don't go to the closest thing. Anything you
Speaker 4: go to is not the closest one. You usually drive
Speaker 4: six cities over. The one he goes to is actually
Speaker 4: the opposite one.
Speaker 1: The one I go to, because you can actually enter
Speaker 1: and place your order at the counter.
Speaker 2: This one is drive-thru. The one that you- 117th?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the one that's drive-thru only.
Speaker 2: Okay. And you like to go in.
Speaker 1: I like to go in and look at the donuts
Speaker 1: and see what I can pick out and whatnot.
Speaker 2: It's just kind of easier. Pick a good one, yeah.
Speaker 2: Good old-fashioned donut, you know. What's your donut style? What
Speaker 2: do you get? Old-fashioned. Well, you do just get the old-fashioned.
Speaker 2: What is old-fashioned? Just like a glazed donut or what?
Speaker 2: A cake donut. Not even glazed donut.
Speaker 4: Oh, no.
Speaker 2: Oh, my God. You're kidding me. Yeah, no glaze. No. Terrible.
Speaker 2: Who gets that? That's the Dunkin' Coffee.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Oh. Oh.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 2: Jeffrey, what's wrong with you? Nothing wrong with me. It's
Speaker 2: just my preferences. No drizzles? Yeah, there's no glaze on it?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's just that dry. That's what my grandma gets.
Speaker 7: I just throw that out.
Speaker 4: If somebody handed me a donut, I just throw that out.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to eat that. It's good with coffee, though. Oh, sure. Hey,
Speaker 2: I don't drink coffee. You dip this in coffee, Jeffrey?
Speaker 1: No, I have coffee with it.
Speaker 2: I don't dip it in my coffee. Is this what
Speaker 2: your donut looks like? Something like this? That's terrible.
Speaker 4: That dry ass donut.
Speaker 7: They have so many options. You get that one. Just
Speaker 7: a regular glazed donut? You don't like a glazed donut?
Speaker 7: I'll change it up. Oh, man.
Speaker 2: What does everybody else get if you're getting this? Does
Speaker 2: everybody get this donut? My son gets the ones with
Speaker 2: the custard. Okay. Yeah, yeah. Those are good. That's good.
Speaker 2: The cream pie. Any other donut's better than this donut. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Hey, listen.
Speaker 1: You can criticize me all you want.
Speaker 2: I will. That's my preference.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: I don't give a rat's ass. He's a guy who
Speaker 2: doesn't like sauces, remember? He doesn't like sauces or... He's dry.
Speaker 2: Dry guy. This is the driest thing you could eat. Yeah. No,
Speaker 2: that's just... Seriously, if.
Speaker 4: If I were actually stranded on a desert island and
Speaker 4: that was like the last food I had to eat,
Speaker 4: I'd just throw that in the ocean.
Speaker 2: Feed the fishes, not me. I can't eat that dry ass.
Speaker 7: Could you imagine somebody coming to work and saying, I
Speaker 7: got a dozen donuts for everybody, and you.
Speaker 2: Open the box, and it's just donuts. You throw them
Speaker 2: in their food, you go, what? Everyone would just walk away.
Speaker 2: Punched shoulders.
Speaker 1: I'll change it up. I'll get the chocolate glazed ones.
Speaker 2: That's good. It's glazed. Okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not my favorite, but at least you're headed
Speaker 4: in the right direction at that point.
Speaker 2: Wow. I can't help it if I'm a plain person.
Speaker 2: Are you only eating one donut? I'd eat at least
Speaker 2: two donuts. Oh, you're a three donut person. I'll get three,
Speaker 2: but that third one's for later tomorrow.
Speaker 8: But two donuts in one sitting, not.
Speaker 2: Just one donut. You don't eat a lot of donuts.
Speaker 7: It all depends on the place. Krispy Kreme, you need two.
Speaker 7: Those are tiny little donuts. Oh, those are crazy rich.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 4: You don't feel great. You're the donut queen. What's your
Speaker 4: best-selling donut?
Speaker 2: The old-fashioned? Yeah, just a cup of plain donuts for you.
Speaker 2: Did you even sell these?
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I don't have anything like those. My top selling is
Speaker 3: maple bacon.
Speaker 2: Maple bacon. And then apple pie is the second. Okay.
Speaker 1: Speaking of donuts, my wife likes the Krispy Kreme donuts,
Speaker 1: so sometimes I'll get maybe a couple for her. And
Speaker 1: I used to tell her, I don't know if I
Speaker 1: can say it on the radio, but I said, I
Speaker 1: got a dispenser between my legs.
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: It's a joke. A cream dispenser. Yeah, it's supposed to
Speaker 2: be a joke. Oh, yeah. And what does she say
Speaker 2: when you say that? Just gives a chuckle out of it.
Speaker 2: What do you expect?
Speaker 8: Very crispy and crusty because it hasn't been used in
Speaker 8: a long time.
Speaker 2: Yikes.
Speaker 4: Man. Yeah, just I wonder how his wife feels about it.
Speaker 4: I wonder how my wife, sometimes I'll just like, my wife,
Speaker 4: I'll just, you know, I'll just be standing there, whatever,
Speaker 4: and I'll just... I'll just whip it out right in
Speaker 4: front of my wife, just show it to her. Here
Speaker 4: you go, honey, and then put it back a few
Speaker 4: seconds later. Seriously, I'll just flash my wife every now
Speaker 4: and then. What does she do, just walk away? Well,
Speaker 4: she gags, dry heaves, pukes, runs away, calls the abuse hotline,
Speaker 4: all of those things.
Speaker 2: But I don't know, I can't help myself sometimes. Doozy.
Speaker 4: Are you ready for the award-winning shizzy? Yeah.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 3: President Zelensky has bestowed one of Ukraine's top state honors
Speaker 3: on SpaceX owner Elon Musk as Kiev seeks to expand
Speaker 3: the use of the company's Starlink terminals, and that in
Speaker 3: turn provides battlefield communications.
Speaker 2: For Ukrainian forces.
Speaker 3: So under a presidential decree published on the presidential website,
Speaker 3: Musk was awarded the Order of Freedom. So they praised
Speaker 3: him for outstanding personal contributions to protecting human life and freedom,
Speaker 3: and for developing relations between the peoples of Ukraine and
Speaker 3: the United States.
Speaker 2: A high-ranking Hold on, the.
Speaker 4: Duncan incident was on Sunday, Jeffrey. I wasn't anywhere on Sunday.
Speaker 4: So I'm not sure that he was actually there. I'm
Speaker 4: not sure Jeffrey was with it. Was there an incident
Speaker 4: on Sunday?
Speaker 2: Honestly, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'll quiz you about that. A listener brought that up
Speaker 1: and I was wondering if you can- Dave.
Speaker 4: Even says he saw Tomas walking down 117th the other
Speaker 4: day towards Duncan.
Speaker 3: So why don't you just ask him without bringing up
Speaker 3: the show and just be like, hey, did anything happen
Speaker 3: at Duncan on Sunday?
Speaker 2: I can ask him. Okay.
Speaker 1: But still, it's going to want to know how I
Speaker 1: know about it.
Speaker 2: I say, yeah, Doug, because I, you know. That's what
Speaker 2: you're going to say?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You're just going to babble like that?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: A high-ranking Rutgers University dean is in a little bit
Speaker 3: of trouble after being busted for filming pervy upskirt videos.
Speaker 2: Joshua Kohut, who is 51 years old.
Speaker 3: Works as the Dean of Research at the University's School
Speaker 3: of Environmental and Biological Sciences. He was charged with fourth-degree
Speaker 3: invasion of privacy for allegedly filming these videos. He's alleged
Speaker 3: to have used his mobile phone to record upskirt videos
Speaker 3: without his victim's knowledge. Now, five devices belonging to him
Speaker 3: were seized after a search warrant was executed following an
Speaker 3: investigation where videos of an unidentified person's undergarment-clad intimate parts
Speaker 3: were found on one of his devices during a forensic review.
Speaker 4: And what did this guy do? What is he- He
Speaker 4: filmed upskirt. No, no, but what, he works there or what?
Speaker 3: He's a dean there at Rutgers, dean of research at
Speaker 3: the school.
Speaker 2: Of- He's researching Beaver, it sounds like. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Wow, okay, that's- The dean is like the principal? I
Speaker 7: don't know what a dean, he's like the top guy, right?
Speaker 3: Of this department. So there's different departments at colleges.
Speaker 2: Were these students or staff? They said unidentified persons. I'll
Speaker 2: bet it's students probably. I'm not sure though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the New Jersey Attorney General's office was unable to
Speaker 3: comment on whether he targeted students.
Speaker 2: So they wouldn't release that information.
Speaker 3: So Dolly Parton passed away yesterday. If you remember, we
Speaker 3: talked about that earlier this morning. And what are the
Speaker 3: coincidences here? Of the next tropical storm that develops in
Speaker 3: the Atlantic this hurricane season will be named Dolly. So
Speaker 3: the timing is pure coincidence. No connection to her death.
Speaker 3: Storm systems are named by procedures set by the World
Speaker 3: Meteorological Organization. And the list of names are reused every
Speaker 3: six years. So that's kind of weird that this next
Speaker 3: storm that they're watching is Dolly.
Speaker 4: But once one hits big, they retire that name. So
Speaker 4: like you said, they're reused every six years. But like
Speaker 4: if there was a Hurricane Katrina, they won't reuse Katrina.
Speaker 2: Strange coincidence.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I didn't hear what you said, Rover.
Speaker 2: Don't know. What day is your actual birthday? It's on Sunday. Wait,
Speaker 2: it is?
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Sunday the 20th, right?
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 2: You and my son share a birthday?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: Strange coincidence. Very interesting. Strange coincidence.
Speaker 4: Just a clip from 15 years ago or something. Randomly
Speaker 4: in the show today. Jeffrey on sound effects.
Speaker 2: All right, go on.
Speaker 3: Speaking of Dolly, we did not report this earlier, that
Speaker 3: Dollywood says that they will open tomorrow as scheduled, honoring
Speaker 3: her longtime belief that the show must go on.
Speaker 2: Her autobiographical broad... Autobiographical... Autobiographical. Oh, my God. Never mind.
Speaker 2: Strange coincidence.
Speaker 3: Millions of Americans are hurting from high prices and low hiring.
Speaker 3: New research is suggesting that the finances of younger generations
Speaker 3: are displaying surprising resilience. Americans between the ages of 18
Speaker 3: and 29 have higher credit scores today than they did
Speaker 3: just before COVID. Which is great news that younger Americans
Speaker 3: have higher credit scores.
Speaker 2: Is it? Yeah. Okay. Who wants a bad credit score?
Speaker 2: Nobody wants a bad credit score, but I don't know.
Speaker 2: Are they using credit as much? Maybe they're not. I
Speaker 2: don't know. I don't know what the explanation is, why
Speaker 2: they have higher credit now.
Speaker 3: They said that youngest generation 17 point increase in average
Speaker 3: credit scores since 2019 is the biggest among any age group.
Speaker 3: So they're doing good. I try to teach my kid.
Speaker 3: You got to have credit score. You got to put
Speaker 3: money away. All that kind of crap. A new study
Speaker 3: found at least 25 percent of former NFL players who died.
Speaker 2: Between 2016 and 2021 had CTE.
Speaker 3: That's the degenerative brain disease associated with repeated head impacts.
Speaker 3: Researchers looked at all 878 former players who died during
Speaker 3: that period and say the actual rate could be considerably
Speaker 3: higher because most brains were never examined. Ahead of the
Speaker 3: release of Avengers Doomsday in December, Marvel is re-releasing Avengers Endgame.
Speaker 2: That'll be in theaters on September 25th.
Speaker 3: Along with that re-release come two new popcorn buckets at
Speaker 3: Cinemark and Regal Theaters.
Speaker 2: And they're pretty cool. One is Iron Man's.
Speaker 3: Helmet with a top that opens up for your popcorn
Speaker 3: and an LED light in one of the eyes that
Speaker 3: projects the phrase, I love you 3000, which Tony Stark
Speaker 3: says to his daughter in the movie. And then the
Speaker 3: other one is Iron Man's infinity gauntlet with all six
Speaker 3: infinity stones that light up.
Speaker 2: You can open the back of the glove to fill
Speaker 2: it with popcorn. So that's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: The cast of NBC's 30 Rock will gather for a
Speaker 3: one-night-only reunion at Radio City Music Hall on October 11th.
Speaker 3: We've got Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski,
Speaker 3: and Jack McBrayer. They're all on board for the event,
Speaker 3: which is a benefit that they're doing for the Boys
Speaker 3: and Girls Club of Harlem.
Speaker 2: What are they going to do? I don't know. One
Speaker 2: night only reunion? Table read?
Speaker 3: It doesn't say what they're going to do, but they're
Speaker 3: going to do something so they can raise some money.
Speaker 3: The hunt is on for new SNL cast members. Season
Speaker 3: 52 casting showcases will be happening across three different cities.
Speaker 3: And now some lucky comedians are about to get the
Speaker 3: call to come in for a screen test.
Speaker 2: So this would be pretty cool.
Speaker 3: New season kicks off September 26th.
Speaker 2: And finally....
Speaker 3: Barry Manilow is stepping back from touring for now. The
Speaker 3: music legend, who is 83, made the announcement on Instagram
Speaker 3: yesterday saying that he wants everyone to be the first
Speaker 3: to know that they're going to take a quick break.
Speaker 3: Manilow said, so we're going to take a break until
Speaker 3: we return to the Westgate Las Vegas on October 8th.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he's going to be able to
Speaker 3: make that one, his health and his stuff. Remember, he
Speaker 3: was battling lung cancer earlier this year, so hopefully he's
Speaker 3: going to be okay.
Speaker 2: There you go. That's the shizzy on Rover's morning glory.
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Speaker 2: Did you go anywhere on Sunday, Jeffrey? Just to the cemetery.
Speaker 1: We went there to put some flowers on my mom's grave.
Speaker 2: We just stopped.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we went to Mark's to get the flowers from.
Speaker 2: Okay. All right. Somebody saw you walking in with the
Speaker 2: whole clan, they said.
Speaker 4: Yeah. You were wearing 80s style jam pants and a
Speaker 4: red tank top.
Speaker 2: And? Dimash wearing all blue. Okay.
Speaker 4: It's amazing what people will remember.
Speaker 2: I'm just throwing it out there for you, Jeffrey.
Speaker 8: Yikes.
Speaker 2: You remember jams?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they were like sweatpants, but not really sweatpants, right? No, sweatpants,
Speaker 4: they're shorts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, all right, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what they would call like long, Almost like
Speaker 4: board shorts, but they had weird patterns on there.
Speaker 2: I went to a.
Speaker 4: Lutheran school for a while when I was a kid,
Speaker 4: and those were strictly forbidden.
Speaker 2: Jams were strictly forbidden.
Speaker 4: I think it was in the actual school dress code.
Speaker 2: We didn't have to wear uniforms. You had to wear
Speaker 2: a uniform in school, didn't you, Charlie?
Speaker 6: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh, man.
Speaker 7: Did you hate that? Yes, but looking back on it,
Speaker 7: we talked earlier about Saudi Arabia. You just got to
Speaker 7: wear the same clothes. So there's no trying to look
Speaker 7: cool because it was impossible to look cool. Because everyone's
Speaker 7: wearing the same thing. Yeah, so you didn't have to
Speaker 7: worry about ever looking. And you never worry about what
Speaker 7: you're putting on. By the time you hated it because
Speaker 7: you wanted to look sweet.
Speaker 4: And you wanted to look like kids in movies or something,
Speaker 4: the guy to wear cool clothes and stuff.
Speaker 7: But my uniform, we didn't have a jacket or anything.
Speaker 7: It was just blue or black, wait, blue pants or
Speaker 7: khaki pants. And a white polo or a light blue polo,
Speaker 7: that was it. And you got them from, and you also,
Speaker 7: there was like a scam of some kind where you
Speaker 7: get it from one store called School Bells. That's where
Speaker 7: you got your clothes from. And then the girls could
Speaker 7: wear jumpers. Or if they were progressive, they could also
Speaker 7: wear the men's uniform. The men's, wait, hold on. The
Speaker 7: girls could wear the men's uniform? Yeah, just blue pants.
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 7: And a polo or a- I guess you can also
Speaker 7: wear a turtleneck, one of those colors, white or light blue.
Speaker 4: So if you had kids, would you advocate them having
Speaker 4: a school uniform? Because you said it was kind of
Speaker 4: like a load off your shoulders that you didn't have.
Speaker 2: To worry about.
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm sure it's cheaper for my family, too. They
Speaker 7: didn't have to provide weeks of clothes or anything.
Speaker 2: It was just.
Speaker 7: I had two pairs of pants, two different shirts, and
Speaker 7: that was it. And nobody would know if I was
Speaker 7: old or not. You could wear the same clothes every day,
Speaker 7: and nobody would know, like, oh, I'm wearing dirty clothes,
Speaker 7: unless you actually were dirty. Yeah, it really wasn't that bad.
Speaker 7: Looking back on it, at the time, absolutely hated it.
Speaker 2: Worst.
Speaker 8: And my daughter's vocational school, they have, at least for
Speaker 8: the landscaping area, they had to wear a specific shirt.
Speaker 8: And she said it was freezing all the time. So
Speaker 8: then she started buying long sleeves to wear underneath that shirt.
Speaker 8: And you could buy hoodies. And she'd be like, can
Speaker 8: you please buy me an extra shirt or an extra
Speaker 8: hoodie so I can still be in code?
Speaker 2: But she had to wear that. At least she could
Speaker 2: wear jeans, at least, with it. Yeah, we didn't have.
Speaker 4: dress like we didn't have a uniform at the lutheran
Speaker 4: school we um they just had a strict dress code
Speaker 4: and like you could wear shorts in the summertime was
Speaker 4: i even going to school in the summertime i don't
Speaker 4: know maybe they went to school i don't think we
Speaker 4: went to school year round but i don't know but
Speaker 4: uh we had uh shorts but they couldn't you had
Speaker 4: they had to come down Was it above or below
Speaker 4: your fingertips?
Speaker 2: It must be below, right? At your fingertips. At your fingertips?
Speaker 2: It couldn't be shorter than your fingertips, I bet. A
Speaker 2: couple of the.
Speaker 4: Girls, they would always get in trouble because they'd be
Speaker 4: wearing whatever, and their shorts or their skirt or whatever
Speaker 4: wasn't long enough, and they'd always be getting in trouble
Speaker 4: for that, but.
Speaker 2: I remember when I.
Speaker 1: Started going to school as a kid, for kindergarten and
Speaker 1: first grade, I actually went to a Catholic school.
Speaker 2: We had to wear what Charlie described.
Speaker 1: We had to wear a button-down shirt with a clip-on
Speaker 1: tie back then and black pants.
Speaker 2: Dress shoes.
Speaker 1: By the time I was busted inside, I was just
Speaker 1: wearing regular clothes like every other kid does. It just
Speaker 1: had to be regular pants, regular shirt with no vulgarities
Speaker 1: on it or anything like that.
Speaker 2: That was it when I was in school.
Speaker 4: Was Tomas pulling a wagon with an air conditioner in
Speaker 4: the wagon?
Speaker 1: My wife told me that someone gave him an air
Speaker 1: conditioner for free, and he was pulling a wagon.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, another air conditioner in the house?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this time he mounted this one where Mary Elizabeth's
Speaker 1: bed is.
Speaker 2: Oh, in the living room? Yeah. Oh, that's great.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 2: All right, so it works? Yeah. All right, so somebody
Speaker 2: gave him a free air conditioner. That's what my wife
Speaker 2: told me. Okay. All right.
Speaker 4: Well, that answers the question because this guy saw Tomas
Speaker 4: pulling a wagon with an air conditioner in the wagon. Again,
Speaker 4: wearing all blue, this guy says. So what do you have,
Speaker 4: like a set? I learned that phrase from my wife,
Speaker 4: a set. I didn't know that was the word for it.
Speaker 4: If you see somebody wearing like.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like sweatpants and a sweatshirt that match
Speaker 4: or shorts and a shirt that match.
Speaker 2: It's a set.
Speaker 1: When I was in high school, I had a Bugle
Speaker 1: Boy set. Great pants, great button-down, long-sleeve shirt, suspenders.
Speaker 2: Forgot about Bugle Boy. You remember that, Snits? I love
Speaker 2: Bugle Boy. Bugle Boy.
Speaker 4: That was before your time, right, Charlie?
Speaker 7: I've heard of it, but I thought it was the
Speaker 7: same as Oshkosh Bagosh.
Speaker 2: No, Bugle Boy, they made the first baggies, too. Baggy clothes? Oh,
Speaker 2: baggy pants. Oh, baggy pants?
Speaker 7: Mm-hmm.
Speaker 2: They're tight at the bottom, too? Mm-hmm. Depends on what
Speaker 2: kind you get.
Speaker 1: Kind of like the MC Hammer pants that MC Hammer
Speaker 1: used to wear back.
Speaker 2: In the day. I don't think Bugle Boy made those,
Speaker 2: did they? Not MC Hammer pants, no. Oh, oh, oh.
Speaker 4: Anyway, all right, I got to take a quick break. 866-YO-ROVERS,
Speaker 4: our number will be right back.
Speaker 2: Hang on.
Speaker 4: To get a second air conditioner, you got to buy
Speaker 4: the bed in the living room. Is that correct, Jeffrey?
Speaker 2: That's correct.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's where my wife's on. My wife splits her
Speaker 1: time between sleeping with me and the bed out in
Speaker 1: the living room.
Speaker 4: Because I thought that's what you said that she was
Speaker 4: done sleeping out there.
Speaker 2: That she sleeps with you now every night. Well, now
Speaker 2: she kind of splits her time. What happened?
Speaker 1: One thing she can't stand is Mike constant tossing and turning,
Speaker 1: trying to find an optimum sleeping position. So, yeah, it's 50-50.
Speaker 4: Didn't the bed bug guy say get rid of that
Speaker 4: mattress in the living room?
Speaker 1: He didn't say anything about getting rid of it. It's
Speaker 1: been treated and everything like that. I've not seen any
Speaker 1: bed bugs since last year when the last major, say,
Speaker 1: incident that we had.
Speaker 4: All right, now do you want to hear the info
Speaker 4: about the Duncan? The guy has followed up with his info.
Speaker 4: Would you like to hear about this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I gotta hear this because I gotta interrogate my
Speaker 1: son about it.
Speaker 4: All right, this guy says, Oak Longstroke says, Tomas was
Speaker 4: there with my girl, says Tomas was there with a
Speaker 4: guy who was probably Jeffrey. She doesn't listen to the show,
Speaker 4: so she doesn't know what he looks like. So Tomas
Speaker 4: was in there with a man. Maybe it was Jeffrey,
Speaker 4: maybe it wasn't. They were in a rush to leave
Speaker 4: and he wanted a specific item that was still being made.
Speaker 4: So he was being very difficult about not wanting something else.
Speaker 4: Of course, he ended up getting what he wanted, that's
Speaker 4: all I know, but it was quite the scene. So
Speaker 4: were you witness to any of this?
Speaker 2: No. So it was some other man that he was with.
Speaker 1: My understanding is maybe a friend of his that's in
Speaker 1: the ceiling fan community that's local to our area. So,
Speaker 1: that part I don't know. How would you reach that conclusion?
Speaker 1: I mean, he has friends in the ceiling fan community,
Speaker 1: maybe one or two local. I don't know because I'm
Speaker 1: just out hearing this for the first time, so I
Speaker 1: have to ask him about it.
Speaker 2: How would this girl know who he is but not Jeffrey?
Speaker 2: That's a great question. Also a very good question. Here's
Speaker 2: the stink of it. Our listeners know what I look like. Uh-huh.
Speaker 1: And they know what my son looks like. Because you guys,
Speaker 1: your listeners love to spy on me. That's why any
Speaker 1: type of electronic device spying on me would be irrelevant.
Speaker 1: You have your listeners doing all that work that an.
Speaker 2: Electronic device would do. Oh, I see.
Speaker 4: So you're saying there's no point in me putting a
Speaker 4: tracker or a listening device or a camera around.
Speaker 6: Correct.
Speaker 4: You have your listeners. That stuff would be redundant. Ah, okay,
Speaker 4: all right, so we don't need to bug Jeffrey's house
Speaker 4: because we have people. All right, so cancel that order, Rover,
Speaker 4: we don't need it.
Speaker 2: Damn it, damn it, okay. Did you see that?
Speaker 4: Now, this to me would be a humiliating thing to
Speaker 4: have to file in my court case. But Andrew and
Speaker 4: Tristan Tate, these two losers, they were arrested in Miami, what,
Speaker 4: like a few weeks ago, a month ago? And they are,
Speaker 4: I believe, awaiting extradition, or maybe they've already been extradited.
Speaker 4: I don't think so. I think they're still in the US,
Speaker 4: but aren't they awaiting extradition back to England or something,
Speaker 4: I believe? Where they want to charge them with various
Speaker 4: rape and sex crimes. Also, there are four women who
Speaker 4: are suing Andrew Tate for sexual violence. Now, of course,
Speaker 4: he's denying all of this stuff. Okay, fair enough, as
Speaker 4: I would assume you would, whether you were guilty or innocent,
Speaker 4: you're going to.
Speaker 2: Deny it right off the bat.
Speaker 4: But the Tate brothers, their attorney filed some papers. And
Speaker 4: in these filings, it's sort of embarrassing for the Tates
Speaker 4: because they talk about how poor the Tates really are
Speaker 4: and how all of that money that they supposedly make
Speaker 4: and have is really just fake. All the nice cars
Speaker 4: that they have, totally fake. In fact, you can read
Speaker 4: right from the court filing. who says, Andrew and Tristan
Speaker 4: Tate are social media personalities. Their business model depends on
Speaker 4: online attention. The outrageousness of the posts by them and
Speaker 4: about them is the point. The more outlandish the post,
Speaker 4: the more likely it will generate views and likes, which
Speaker 4: in turn generates income. In short, they are playing a role.
Speaker 4: And the image, and then I'm reading just Not quoting here,
Speaker 4: but the image of their luxury lifestyle, they say, fake.
Speaker 4: They continue, a promotional video filmed aboard a yacht is
Speaker 4: not evidence of title to the yacht. The super yacht
Speaker 4: does not belong to the Tates. They say that the
Speaker 4: Tates are engaged in several businesses teaching men how to
Speaker 4: earn money. And they say that it's in their interest
Speaker 4: to portray themselves as uber wealthy. For example, the court
Speaker 4: filing says the $ 2. 1 million Aston Martin and the $ 5
Speaker 4: million and $ 7 million Bugattis featured in Tristan's videos rented
Speaker 4: just for the video shoot. And that's really incredibly embarrassing.
Speaker 4: At least I would be embarrassed if I were them.
Speaker 4: Do you think that there, is there no shame in this?
Speaker 4: Or like when I see those guys, I immediately, anybody
Speaker 4: on social media, I go, they don't really have that
Speaker 4: much money. They're faking it. It's fake, fake, fake, fake, fake.
Speaker 4: And I've seen, I mean, just endless examples of this.
Speaker 4: But some people really buy it and they think that
Speaker 4: these guys are driving around.
Speaker 2: I thought they did.
Speaker 7: I kind of assume they do have that much money because-
Speaker 7: Even in just random videos, they're in the background. So
Speaker 7: they've been renting these cars all the time.
Speaker 2: I guess so. And they convince enough idiots to give
Speaker 2: them money.
Speaker 7: So to me, I'm not surprised at all if they
Speaker 7: have that much because there's enough morons out there. They're
Speaker 7: in jail right now, and there's weirdos, like a group
Speaker 7: of them, that are standing outside of the jail doing
Speaker 7: push-ups for him.
Speaker 2: Who's doing this? Guys?
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: Didn't we play that?
Speaker 4: I didn't.
Speaker 2: I did not see that.
Speaker 3: I thought we did play there.
Speaker 2: I have video of this.
Speaker 4: You're telling me that these guys, I mean, these are
Speaker 4: the biggest losers on the planet.
Speaker 2: You're kidding. So they want to impress the Tate brothers. Yes, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: So they're standing outside, they're outside the jail in Miami. Yes.
Speaker 2: And they're doing push-ups. You could probably go see them
Speaker 2: right now, Rover.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They're probably out there. Look out the window. What losers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so to me- I don't know, they're probably lying
Speaker 7: about some of the money they have, but I think
Speaker 7: they have a lot of money because they're selling these
Speaker 7: courses to morons.
Speaker 8: And it's not cheap, I'm sure, to rent a Bugatti.
Speaker 2: How much does that cost?
Speaker 1: No, that's what I was about to say. I agree
Speaker 1: with Crystal. They must charge an astronomical amount of money
Speaker 1: to rent cars like that.
Speaker 2: They have money. I'm not saying that they're poor.
Speaker 4: I'm just saying they don't have nearly the amount of
Speaker 4: money that they portray themselves to have. There was one
Speaker 4: guy that my wife showed me on social media. And
Speaker 4: the guy, what was it?
Speaker 2: I don't know. It was a while ago.
Speaker 4: And she's like, have you ever heard of this guy?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, no. He owns some sort of store
Speaker 2: or something. And he claims he's a billionaire. And I go,
Speaker 2: I promise you, that guy is not a billionaire.
Speaker 4: If you're a billionaire, you're not putting videos of yourself
Speaker 4: on TikTok with your supposed bodyguards and your nice cars.
Speaker 2: You know what you're doing? You're doing billionaire stuff. You're like-
Speaker 2: What's that? You're living your life.
Speaker 4: You're not worried about what some idiot on TikTok thinks
Speaker 4: of you.
Speaker 2: Who do you have to impress? Because you're an actual billionaire.
Speaker 4: So No, that guy definitely, certainly, I go, maybe he
Speaker 4: has some money, but I promise you he's not a billionaire.
Speaker 4: I'd never heard of the guy, and I go, is
Speaker 4: he on the Forbes list, a billionaire? There aren't, in
Speaker 4: the entire world, there aren't a massive amount of billionaires around.
Speaker 4: There's more now than there ever have been before, of course,
Speaker 4: but it's pretty uncommon to be a billionaire. Anyway, so
Speaker 4: these guys have some money, there's no doubt about it,
Speaker 4: but they do not they do not have nearly as
Speaker 4: much as they portray on social media. And it's like
Speaker 4: that guy, that Dan Bilzerian guy, where he would go
Speaker 4: around with all the hot chicks on his Instagram. And
Speaker 4: he would also tell you that he won $ 50 million.
Speaker 2: Playing poker or something.
Speaker 4: Those are all lies. He didn't win $ 50 million playing poker.
Speaker 2: This is all lies.
Speaker 4: And I guess it's just designed to make themselves appear
Speaker 4: more alpha or something, I guess. But I understand if
Speaker 4: there's a super hot chick in jail, and you're like,
Speaker 4: I can go impress her by doing a, I'm going
Speaker 4: to keep doing push-ups until she gets out of jail.
Speaker 4: And then maybe she'll say hello to me when she's released.
Speaker 2: Why would you do.
Speaker 7: This for a guy? I have no idea. I'll find
Speaker 7: the video, because I I didn't know that this was occurring.
Speaker 7: I hadn't seen this.
Speaker 2: Did we not play this, Snits? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I don't remember it.
Speaker 7: Okay, here's a, I was gonna play in the leftovers.
Speaker 7: I don't know what they're saying in here, but here
Speaker 7: you go. All right, here's one of the guys. Are
Speaker 7: you kidding me? Look at these losers. Is that a
Speaker 7: young boy?
Speaker 2: It's like a 12. This guy right here, I mean,
Speaker 2: they're all. Let's go. Yeah, he's out there for Andrew Tate.
Speaker 2: They're standing together, yeah. Showing strength.
Speaker 4: Go drive Valium today and- Round these guys up and
Speaker 4: put them in jail with the Tates.
Speaker 2: For being incredible losers. Yes, you're guilty. Guilty, guilty, guilty.
Speaker 2: You're a loser.
Speaker 7: I mean, you've got to be kidding me. So if
Speaker 7: each one of those guys bought the course, that's a
Speaker 7: lot of money. Whatever courses they have. Yeah, that kid
Speaker 7: right there up front, he's a child. Who stands up. Yeah,
Speaker 7: it's like a 12-year-old boy right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So who brought him there? His dad?
Speaker 7: It's mostly younger people that are falling for this. It's
Speaker 7: not adults. I mean, they're probably young, like 18, 19, 20,
Speaker 7: I think. They started watching him in high school, and then-
Speaker 7: I think a lot of people have kind of moved on,
Speaker 7: but not these guys.
Speaker 8: Please go by there today. I want to see if
Speaker 8: anybody else is doing push-ups. This is happening every day.
Speaker 8: A push-up vigil.
Speaker 2: How touching.
Speaker 8: Is this a specific time? Do they have a meet-up?
Speaker 8: Or is this every day?
Speaker 2: Are they in their cell in there?
Speaker 4: Can they hear outside all the chorus of push-uppers counting?
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ, man. What idiots.
Speaker 1: I want to say that guy, you mentioned somebody bragging
Speaker 1: that faking that they won $ 50 million. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: a tax roll that you pay on $ 50 million if
Speaker 1: you went out in a casino?
Speaker 2: The tax money you got to pay? How much would
Speaker 2: that be? I don't know, Charlie. I'm not a tax expert.
Speaker 2: I'm not an accountant. Let me ask you this question.
Speaker 4: It's a significant amount of money. Significant amount. Nobody wants to, ooh,
Speaker 4: I don't want to pay the taxes. Would you end
Speaker 4: up with more money or less money even after you
Speaker 4: pay the taxes?
Speaker 1: Less money after you pay the taxes because that's the
Speaker 1: first thing. First thing's going to happen is the tax
Speaker 1: man's going to have his hand holding out his hand.
Speaker 1: He goes, hey, I want my share. Yeah, it's not
Speaker 1: even worth it at that point.
Speaker 4: In other words, if I win $ 50 million in the casino,
Speaker 4: I'm going to end up with less money than I
Speaker 4: started with when I walked into the casino.
Speaker 1: Okay, here's the thing. You wind up with more money-
Speaker 1: after you win the money. But then when you walk out,
Speaker 1: you'll wind up with less money when you pay the
Speaker 1: taxes on the winnings.
Speaker 4: Okay, so I'm really- You're walking- I walk in there
Speaker 4: with like $ 1, 000 in my bank account, I come out
Speaker 4: negative $ 50, 000.
Speaker 2: Damn, that sucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you take that $ 1, 000, you turn it into $ 50 million,
Speaker 1: and you walk out with less than that because when
Speaker 1: you pay the taxes. That's how that stuff works, dude.
Speaker 1: Why does anybody even do anything?
Speaker 2: And if I was a.
Speaker 1: Billionaire, I would not be doing a whole lot of
Speaker 1: billionaire stuff. I'd be squirreling that money away. You know
Speaker 1: what I would be doing?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 4: Taking out prostitutes at a trailer park in East Palestine, Ohio.
Speaker 2: I would not.
Speaker 1: I've never been to East Palestine, Ohio. Palestine, tomato, tomato,
Speaker 1: whatever the case may be. That's down in Columbia County.
Speaker 1: Is this your new team now, the 49ers? No.
Speaker 2: Did you hear about that? I heard you guys talk
Speaker 2: about the coach.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I heard you guys talk about it. No, no, not
Speaker 7: the coach, the owner, the billionaire owner of the 49ers.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry to say, the owner's in deep doo-doo now.
Speaker 7: Getting trailer park prostitutes. Will anything happen to him? No,
Speaker 7: nothing's going to happen, right?
Speaker 2: It's all over. It's all over. He pled to disorderly conduct.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 7: I like the trailer park guy came out and was like, whoa,
Speaker 7: I just want to let everybody know, This doesn't happen
Speaker 7: in our trailer park.
Speaker 2: It just happened.
Speaker 7: He got pulled over on his way somewhere else, not
Speaker 7: at the trailer park. But then I read some more
Speaker 7: police reports and no, it's definitely at.
Speaker 2: The trailer park. He was at the park.
Speaker 3: You can't arrest him for that. I mean, just because
Speaker 3: you're talking to somebody unless you're.
Speaker 4: No, he showed up at the trailer park in order
Speaker 4: to have sex. Now, that being said- He had a
Speaker 4: rental car. Maybe the guy who owns the trailer park, yeah,
Speaker 4: he did have a rental car. I thought that was
Speaker 4: weird too. Hold on, you're a billionaire. Well, he didn't
Speaker 4: want to- The family's from that area. You don't have
Speaker 4: a stable of cars. He was in an Avis Rent-A-Car.
Speaker 3: I thought that was I don't think that's weird because
Speaker 3: he wanted to have a more normal, he probably has
Speaker 3: a really expensive car. And did you see the menu
Speaker 3: that he, because he was itching.
Speaker 2: Do you see the details? I didn't see the menu.
Speaker 4: I did see that they said $ 160 for sex, an
Speaker 4: extra 20 if you want to go with no rubber.
Speaker 3: He said, well, that's the menu. So yeah, so he
Speaker 3: said he would do 160. I'm fine with the 160,
Speaker 3: I'll wear rubber. I'll wear rubber. And then he, I guess, started, what,
Speaker 3: on Saturday? He was desperate too. He kept saying, hey,
Speaker 3: you around? And the police must have had the day off.
Speaker 3: They just weren't answering.
Speaker 7: Yeah. They just weren't answering back. And he goes, you
Speaker 7: still down? You still down? And then finally, a cop
Speaker 7: must have noticed.
Speaker 2: Like, crap, the phone's blowing up. His monitor's going off going, wait,
Speaker 2: we gotta respond to this guy. Yeah, so Sunday.
Speaker 4: Let me go to Manny Thumbs quickly. Good morning, Manny Thumbs.
Speaker 4: What's happening, bud?
Speaker 2: Y'all from Greenacres, Florida. Hey, what's going on, man? Hey,
Speaker 2: what's up, Charles? How's that thick-ass white girl of yours?
Speaker 7: She's good. Juicy butt? Is that what she is? Thick-ass
Speaker 7: white girl of Charlie? Is your girlfriend a thick-ass white girl?
Speaker 7: According to many thoughts, yeah.
Speaker 2: Hey, Crystal, that's.
Speaker 4: Thick, not you.
Speaker 2: You have pancake ass. Okay, all right. And he's out.
Speaker 2: That was it. He hung up.
Speaker 6: All right. Like Japanese pancakes, thick, fluffy. All they wanted
Speaker 6: to get in there. Okay. Anyhow, I've got to wrap
Speaker 6: things up. We do have the.
Speaker 4: Aftermath coming up on RMG Plus in just a few minutes.
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Speaker 3: You have a pair of tickets to see Kill Switch Engage.
Speaker 3: The show is Saturday, September 19th at Jacobs Pavilion. We
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Speaker 4: All right, caller 30 right now, 866-YO-ROVER, 866-967-6837. Good luck
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Speaker 6: Bye.
Speaker 4: Bye.
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