Speaker 1: How is everybody doing on a Monday.
Speaker 2: Really thrown off by the time change.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'll do it a little bit.
Speaker 4: I forgot all about the time change yesterday.
Speaker 1: For a while.
Speaker 2: I did not when I was up, I mean bright
Speaker 2: eyed and bushy tailed at four thirty in the morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean like I didn't get much sleep for
Speaker 4: most of the weekend. And then when I did finally
Speaker 4: the morning that the time change, for some reason, I
Speaker 4: was just like, I feel more rested than normal.
Speaker 3: And and all.
Speaker 4: I had, like again in the house, all that I
Speaker 4: had was one thing that wasn't automatically set, so I
Speaker 4: barely even notice. But it is like it is getting
Speaker 4: dark real early, all.
Speaker 2: Of a sudden, lights so early as well, you're feeling
Speaker 2: productive kind of if you're with me, this is.
Speaker 4: Yen versus yang here, because I'm not ever going to
Speaker 4: see that side of the sunshine, you know, like that
Speaker 4: this is this is where people go, well, we should
Speaker 4: stay with this all the time, or we should stay
Speaker 4: with this all the time. I'm not planning on seeing
Speaker 4: the sun at five o'clock in the morning, so it's
Speaker 4: never gonna impact me.
Speaker 1: I will by the sun later on the day. I
Speaker 1: will see it there, So that's you know, you.
Speaker 2: Didn't wake up a little bit earlier on your own
Speaker 2: because of it.
Speaker 4: No, basically wake up at the same time every day
Speaker 4: like a like a machine.
Speaker 3: Just click click, click click.
Speaker 1: Your biological clock just set itself like your phone did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, kind of, it's very similar. We have so many
Speaker 4: things to talk about. In about an hour on the show,
Speaker 4: we're gonna do a recap of the roast, which was
Speaker 4: just wild.
Speaker 3: It was such a fun time. Wait get it.
Speaker 4: Wait for you guys to be able to see the
Speaker 4: video special that we recorded when the roast went down
Speaker 4: and tell you a lot of the behind the scenes
Speaker 4: stuff that happened, because man, what a blast. But let's
Speaker 4: get started, as we always do. Let's kick off the week.
Speaker 4: Let's put our ears to the ground, our fingers in
Speaker 4: the pulse, let's see what's happening to this great, big,
Speaker 4: wide world of ours.
Speaker 3: We go to Arizona.
Speaker 4: Everybody known for their iced tea, and now they're judges.
Speaker 4: This is a judge, well formerly a judge, and you're
Speaker 4: about to find out why. Somebody sent this through to
Speaker 4: tips at the news Junkie dot com and I snagged
Speaker 4: the video for This Morning.
Speaker 3: This judge was urinating in public.
Speaker 1: When a police officer walked up to her and hurt Yeah. Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing.
Speaker 4: When you hear urinating in public, do you think man
Speaker 4: or woman?
Speaker 2: Man man all the time. It's much easier for you
Speaker 2: guys if it came down to urinating in public. It's
Speaker 2: there's a position certain articles of clothing unless you have
Speaker 2: one of those go girl funnels.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 4: I think I used to feel this way, but I've
Speaker 4: seen so many videos of women a night out on
Speaker 4: the town just squatting between cars I have.
Speaker 3: There's like there's a lot of that out there.
Speaker 4: Ladies, I think have increased the amount of outside or
Speaker 4: nation attempts.
Speaker 1: That's not the way.
Speaker 2: I imagine breaking the glass ceiling, but let's.
Speaker 3: Go with it counts nonetheless.
Speaker 4: So here we go, the police officer walking up upon
Speaker 4: a judge, this woman who is peeing a public.
Speaker 1: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: She's over squatting, peeing, and the officer goes, what are
Speaker 4: you doing? And she starts to like pull up her
Speaker 4: underwear and try to hide it and sit on the
Speaker 4: bench and.
Speaker 2: We're telling off the bench. I thought it was a
Speaker 2: bike rack.
Speaker 3: Either way.
Speaker 2: That was the worst lip place that she could have
Speaker 2: done this act.
Speaker 4: I think that she's on like a bench on the
Speaker 4: side of a road here in Arizona, and he goes,
Speaker 4: you do it?
Speaker 1: How are you, Paul, Why what are you doing? This
Speaker 1: is disgusting.
Speaker 2: Okay, throwing out the bedside manor this is disgusting.
Speaker 3: You're peeing in public?
Speaker 1: What are you doing right now, ma'am?
Speaker 4: And he has no idea that she's a judge right now,
Speaker 4: like he does have judge radar. He's just walking up
Speaker 4: to a woman peeing by a bench.
Speaker 6: Jo.
Speaker 2: I don't want the information, but you know, the question
Speaker 2: does pop up if she is like full midstream, Yeah,
Speaker 2: was she done? That is a very particular type of
Speaker 2: muscle you got to use in.
Speaker 3: Order to set off better than we could.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can, but it depends how many kids,
Speaker 2: how she had, how old is she?
Speaker 1: I don't know, you surprised.
Speaker 2: By a cop. That could have been you know, extra pressure.
Speaker 4: I also know it's one thirty seven in the morning
Speaker 4: and they're in a lot of cars out here with
Speaker 4: the judges. She's kind of all by herself, so she
Speaker 4: might have had a wild night.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is she said, can we start over.
Speaker 4: Ma'am, I don't know how, like, how do you reboot
Speaker 4: this interaction in a way that's really going to work
Speaker 4: out your favor? But I believe she said I'll go back.
Speaker 4: I think she said, can we start over?
Speaker 1: This is disgusting. Okay, this is unacceptable. Where's your idea? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Are you your husband? Okay? For me? Yeah you can
Speaker 1: because I'm conducting an investigation because I just saw her
Speaker 1: puking and urinating, exposing herself to that ghost. Nope, that
Speaker 1: wasn't hair, that was hair. Nope. God, you know, when
Speaker 1: everybody fought for.
Speaker 4: The body cams, I was saying, this is genius. This
Speaker 4: is genius because we're to see so many things that
Speaker 4: we didn't see before.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be good for the good cops, bad for
Speaker 1: the bad cops.
Speaker 4: Boy do I love it. I think it's just great.
Speaker 4: I think it's a great expenditure for the taxpayers, these
Speaker 4: body cams. But people like the husband here, he's like, Nope,
Speaker 4: it wasn't my wife, wasn't her buddy?
Speaker 1: We got it on.
Speaker 2: Hey, hups, can you take off the blazer and maybe
Speaker 2: cover her up if it was that desperate of a situation.
Speaker 1: Also, we're are the several people that she has now
Speaker 1: exposed herself.
Speaker 2: To the other side. Outside of the body.
Speaker 1: Camp there there is a vehicle, there's a yellow cab Christmas.
Speaker 3: There's a yellow cab that has lights on here.
Speaker 4: Otherwise there's not many people around this judge who was
Speaker 4: just like peeing on the sidewalk.
Speaker 1: Okay, you can go by the cab where you can
Speaker 1: continue to interfere with the investigation. Come on bed, last chance,
Speaker 1: go over to the cab.
Speaker 2: Okay, no, he said, you're you think, wait, why is
Speaker 2: he being the thing?
Speaker 1: Because he won't get you on the ground if you resist.
Speaker 1: I gave you several chances, and you don't want to
Speaker 1: listen to cuffing in resistance.
Speaker 3: This was so avoidable.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I would have called that several chances,
Speaker 1: but he also he gave the chances. The guy is
Speaker 1: definitely resisting the cop one thousand percent. He's twisting his
Speaker 1: arms around. He's not he's not cooperating with him.
Speaker 2: Three cops there, so are they like all on patrol
Speaker 2: or has she been peeing long enough that someone put
Speaker 2: in a nine move one call and then all units
Speaker 2: since earlier.
Speaker 3: Because I know this could be a little confusing.
Speaker 4: I think when this first started it was thirty seven
Speaker 4: after so it's been almost ten minutes, all right, yeah,
Speaker 4: or or actually this is this is three minutes in
Speaker 4: here when they started to cuff them. There's been a
Speaker 4: little bit of time, and I think backup has arrived.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they did that because she's a
Speaker 4: woman and he's a man, and they wanted.
Speaker 1: Because a female cop is there too, But he's resisting.
Speaker 3: Ill with the judge at the moment.
Speaker 1: I'm not we're fighting. I'm not fighting.
Speaker 3: I'm not fighting.
Speaker 4: There he goes, They got him and cuffs. She ends
Speaker 4: up adding in trouble and the story explodes.
Speaker 3: Over the weekend.
Speaker 4: It says Superior Court judge allegedly urinates near courthouse. Oh
Speaker 4: this was the original story. Like I guess, it was
Speaker 4: not far from the courthouse.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what led us to all of this.
Speaker 1: This was in Arizona, as I said, says Superior Court
Speaker 1: judge abruptly resigned after Nancy with us pie Yava yavapi,
Speaker 1: yavapi ya yava pie, you have a pain.
Speaker 4: See if you can find out how to say it.
Speaker 4: Why a vapai? I'm saying yav Vapai Yavapai. I'm saying
Speaker 4: your Vapai County is my guest. Did not initially release
Speaker 4: details on what led up to the investigation. It was
Speaker 4: about one thirty am. She was a judge and it
Speaker 4: was right on the same block as the courthouse.
Speaker 3: The officer after what she was doing.
Speaker 2: And she said county, yeah, Pie county Yava, Pie County.
Speaker 4: All right, they said the officer after what she was doing.
Speaker 4: She said, I'm waiting uber and she was peeing at
Speaker 4: the time.
Speaker 3: Got involved.
Speaker 4: And the judge's husband is also on the part or
Speaker 4: is also the parks and rec manager for the town.
Speaker 1: It's a regular, so she's kind of on his territory. Yeah.
Speaker 4: The judge's husband, Jason Olsen, is the parks and recreation
Speaker 4: manager for the town of Chino Valley. It's a Chino Valley,
Speaker 4: isn't a police said Olsen did not listen to instructions
Speaker 4: of back a way as he was being detained. He
Speaker 4: resisted arrest and the rest is in the video there.
Speaker 4: But she has now stepped down from being a judge
Speaker 4: as a result of public urination. Pretty embarrassing overall, and
Speaker 4: this is why you pe inside.
Speaker 1: It's probably the best move for you. What do you thing?
Speaker 3: I don't think you.
Speaker 2: Get she was just sitting and peeing into her own pants.
Speaker 3: You're fine.
Speaker 2: Would not have been this result.
Speaker 3: You're fine.
Speaker 1: It's not an exposure charge. Operating might suffer a little bit.
Speaker 4: But I wonder if Celane will I'll have a point
Speaker 4: here and saying, if you charge me with exposure and
Speaker 4: I proved that there was nobody else there, only the
Speaker 4: police officer who pulled up as I was peeing, is
Speaker 4: that still exposure.
Speaker 1: I don't think you're supposed to expose yourself to a
Speaker 1: police officer.
Speaker 3: Probably not.
Speaker 4: That's bad precedent to say. If it's like, if it's
Speaker 4: okay to expose yourself but only to a police officer,
Speaker 4: we're gonna have a lot of dangling going on for
Speaker 4: the five zero, which is not gonna be a good
Speaker 4: time for that.
Speaker 1: Imagine the iyrols on every cop who just had to
Speaker 1: see pans all the time?
Speaker 3: How many today, Bob fourteen?
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of them for me, Just a lot
Speaker 4: of them for me. So yeah, check that out. I'll
Speaker 4: put it up as a matter of fact, Hang on,
Speaker 4: me bring this back, so I'll put it up over
Speaker 4: on see it now during the break where this judge
Speaker 4: got cut peeing in public. We're going to talk in
Speaker 4: less than an hour now about the big Roast event
Speaker 4: that went down this weekend, thanks to all of.
Speaker 1: You that showed up. Was a complete fiasco that.
Speaker 3: Was really, really, really funny.
Speaker 4: And details on that, as I said, coming up at
Speaker 4: the top of the hour, but I wanted to talk
Speaker 4: about a couple of things real quickly here in the
Speaker 4: sports world, and we'll get into some more after the break.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not, Big Sports.
Speaker 3: Time in the first hour of the show, relations to the.
Speaker 1: Los Angeles Dodgers fall time.
Speaker 4: I knew they could do it. I said they could
Speaker 4: do it, and there they did it. It was pretty
Speaker 4: damn impressive America. The Los Angeles Dodgers ended up winning
Speaker 4: the World Series, which is back to back I think
Speaker 4: for them back to back wins.
Speaker 3: Did you see the Dodgers some.
Speaker 1: Of the videos of like the the dads on Halloween
Speaker 1: taking their kids around trick or treating, but also like
Speaker 1: bringing full screen TVs and a.
Speaker 3: Wagon so they watch the game.
Speaker 1: They watched the last game of the was that the
Speaker 1: last game on Friday?
Speaker 2: Was it for I feel like if Toronto had won,
Speaker 2: then maybe it would have been another one.
Speaker 1: Oh never mind, Yeah, yeah, Toronto had won that won
Speaker 1: the previous game, and then the Dodgers brought it home.
Speaker 1: Canada can't catch a break, man, Canada, you can't even
Speaker 1: catch a break.
Speaker 3: They wanted some win up.
Speaker 4: There in the Great White North, and the Snowbacks lost again.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately for them, they getting up another l column Saturday
Speaker 4: night was the game.
Speaker 2: Seven, and Canada has weird rules that if their athletes
Speaker 2: come back with the loss, they murder them.
Speaker 3: Probably no, it seems too peaceful.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I do know that they took it hard and
Speaker 4: the folks in Los Angeles couldn't have been more happy.
Speaker 4: They're already this morning up and in the early morning
Speaker 4: LA hours, crowding the streets, getting ready for a huge
Speaker 4: like parade, victory all of that stuff. They're starting at
Speaker 4: eleven am their time, which is two pm on the
Speaker 4: East Coast. I guess, and fans had already showed up
Speaker 4: at two am in Los Angeles two am this morning,
Speaker 4: waiting for this victory parade to start so they could
Speaker 4: get a glimpse at the World Series champion, a Dodgers team,
Speaker 4: which good for you, guys. Man, congratulations. It's really something
Speaker 4: else and I hope.
Speaker 1: You guys have a great day today.
Speaker 3: Grease them polls. Get those polls all greased up and.
Speaker 4: Ready to go, because I don't know exactly what's gonna happen,
Speaker 4: but it's going to be an interesting day in Los Angeles,
Speaker 4: so we'll watch that too. If anything crazy happens, we'll
Speaker 4: bring it to you when we come back. We have
Speaker 4: to talk about something else, something else in the world
Speaker 4: of sports, and then we'll get pass sports. But there
Speaker 4: was something this weekend that so grabbed my attention that
Speaker 4: I think it stunlocked me here today.
Speaker 1: It's got me holy focused on. I can't think of.
Speaker 4: Anything else today because of something one thing that happened
Speaker 4: in the world of sports, and I just can't move
Speaker 4: on with the show until I share this with you guys,
Speaker 4: So we'll do that.
Speaker 1: It's coming up next in the news junk Key.
Speaker 4: You can join us on the show today as always
Speaker 4: by sending a dispatch record yours now over at thenewsjunkie
Speaker 4: dot com. Everybody during the break was trying to guess
Speaker 4: what's the sports moment. Sean is gonna talk about, what's
Speaker 4: the viral moment that he said, has just like stun
Speaker 4: locked him and he's been thinking about and he just
Speaker 4: can't stop thinking about this event that went down. Even
Speaker 4: Celane was putting in some guesses and Ceilian goes, is
Speaker 4: it the kicker that broke the record? And I gotta
Speaker 4: tell you that was amazing. I mean just astonishing. The
Speaker 4: guy kicked like almost seventy yards. Pretty we're not that
Speaker 4: far away from like you just get the ball the
Speaker 4: first possession.
Speaker 3: And then you just kick it.
Speaker 1: Because well, the big the reason I brought up Cam
Speaker 1: Little was because we talked about on the show, probably
Speaker 1: early September, maybe mid to late August, about the fact
Speaker 1: that during one of the preseason games, Cam Little did
Speaker 1: kick a seventy year old a seven year old son
Speaker 1: of a big arrest. This man Cam Little did kick
Speaker 1: a seventy yard field goal, but it just doesn't count
Speaker 1: as a record because it's in the preseason. It's like, well,
Speaker 1: he still physically did the thing. He should be, you know,
Speaker 1: applauded for it, but it's just like somehow doesn't go
Speaker 1: down in the in the in the history books because
Speaker 1: they only count regular season football for some of these records.
Speaker 3: You know, the crazy things he layed.
Speaker 4: Is it seemed like he could have had more, like
Speaker 4: he could have he could have gone even further than that.
Speaker 4: I mean, the kickers are just it's it's getting crazy
Speaker 4: how good they are getting.
Speaker 3: And I'm only halfway kidding when.
Speaker 4: I say, eventually you'll get the ball work a couple
Speaker 4: of plays down the field and you'd be like, all right,
Speaker 4: field goal, all right, field goal.
Speaker 3: Punters are gone.
Speaker 4: For punters, your job is as dangerous as endangered as
Speaker 4: it like anybody from AI. Okay, that's how endangered your
Speaker 4: job is that you're going to be replaced simply by
Speaker 4: the field goal kickers.
Speaker 3: That's what we're looking at here.
Speaker 2: Be honest, but both were the same doing the kicking,
Speaker 2: could do both.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think they do. I think the punter
Speaker 3: is a specific person, right.
Speaker 1: I believe I might be out of my sports step
Speaker 1: here once more. But here we go, here we go
Speaker 1: sixty eight yards away. It's up there, it's.
Speaker 3: Up there, and it's hard. I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 4: I almost wanted him to have the two extra yards
Speaker 4: just so you could say seventy yes, just like say,
Speaker 4: because from my limited football knowledge, I remember watching so
Speaker 4: many games and so many friends over the years, and
Speaker 4: when somebody would hit a let's say, a fifty plus
Speaker 4: yard field goal, he'd be like, Wow, you see that
Speaker 4: guy hit a fifty four yarder, fifty five yarder.
Speaker 3: Seventy yards.
Speaker 4: So for those of you who know sports even less
Speaker 4: than me, that's astonishing.
Speaker 3: That's really really impressive.
Speaker 1: But that's fantasy. They like rate your field goal, like
Speaker 1: the points you get for the field goal, I think
Speaker 1: are based on the amount of yards you kick it read.
Speaker 1: I think that was like a six pointer. I think
Speaker 1: I might be wrong on this. Wow.
Speaker 3: I mean, that wasn't it though.
Speaker 4: That wasn't the thing that really unlocked me and grabbed
Speaker 4: my attention over the weekend.
Speaker 3: It would not let it go.
Speaker 4: It wasn't as many people suggested the controversy in NASCAR.
Speaker 4: In fact, I didn't even know what the controversy in
Speaker 4: NASCAR was. I know that Sydney Sweeney was at the
Speaker 4: NASCAR race because I saw some photos.
Speaker 3: I know that one of the famous.
Speaker 4: The NBAMWNBA players, the blonde one, was at not not
Speaker 4: Caitlin Clark, but like her pal was at the NASCAR race.
Speaker 1: And I don't know anything else about the NASCAR race.
Speaker 3: Some people said there was some controversy there. No, that
Speaker 3: wasn't it.
Speaker 4: The thing that I don't know why, but nobody is
Speaker 4: talking about this yet there was another kicker. There was
Speaker 4: another kicker in the world of college football. Oh all right,
Speaker 4: I'm just going to show you the picture. You'll know
Speaker 4: immediately what I'm talking about. I'm going to show you
Speaker 4: this for the folks on the stream, all.
Speaker 2: Right, there's yeah, I don't say anything. What are you
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 4: Why isn't this the story of the day. There's a
Speaker 4: kicker for Oklahoma. I don't know you could dress like that.
Speaker 2: Okay, now till how many arts you just kicked? I
Speaker 2: bet it's a difference.
Speaker 1: The kicker is wearing the shortest shorts I've ever seen
Speaker 1: in any sport ever, I.
Speaker 2: Think, Okay, it's right above the knee. These are lesbian shorts.
Speaker 1: What is your definition of right above? If this is
Speaker 1: right above the knee, this.
Speaker 2: Is those are I mean? He could have you've seen
Speaker 2: short shorts on the beach.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a football field.
Speaker 2: Yes, the start very short as far as football universe is.
Speaker 3: Just just say, you know, his knee is here, Okay, that's.
Speaker 2: Where you see I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: His knee is down here and it is barely past
Speaker 4: his crotch where he's got these shorts on.
Speaker 3: I've never seen anything like it before.
Speaker 4: I've never seen anything like it in the world of
Speaker 4: sports before. And listen to the broadcasters, because I think
Speaker 4: they felt the same way listening to this.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: The volunteers know he's got is a short shorts on.
Speaker 3: I guess that's no longer frowned upon from the sport.
Speaker 3: I guess then, yeah, yeah, they do not seem with it.
Speaker 2: By the way careers have made their way onto the
Speaker 2: NFL field there they are like, why what's going on?
Speaker 3: And it has nothing to do with anything other than
Speaker 3: this just doesn't fit. It doesn't work it, but.
Speaker 2: Does it help when it comes to the kicking. Imagine
Speaker 2: how much more rain do you have without cloth on
Speaker 2: your knee.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't even know if he made this.
Speaker 4: It's a fifty one yard attempt, which should be easy
Speaker 4: compared to what the other guy man.
Speaker 1: Ever seen in a football field. That should be peel.
Speaker 1: That should be a penalty. Just just just dressing like
Speaker 1: that should be a penalty.
Speaker 4: Just dressing like that should be a penalty.
Speaker 1: He said, well, why are you pro short shorts in football?
Speaker 2: I am pro whenever you want to wear, as long
Speaker 2: as my team wins. What is that?
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't even know.
Speaker 2: If he makes it, his testicals aren't hanging out. He's fine.
Speaker 1: Nobody looks like a goon. He looks stupid out there.
Speaker 1: It looks ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I really know what they're doing. Uh, you know on
Speaker 2: the field, the playing, the athleticism, not what they're wearing.
Speaker 2: What's all fashion show.
Speaker 4: It's all part of the same thing. There's uniforms for
Speaker 4: a reason, right, you know what I mean? Like everybody
Speaker 4: has to follow a certain set of rules. I literally
Speaker 4: didn't think they could do this. I did not think
Speaker 4: that they were able to wear shorts like this. They're
Speaker 4: probably if you put his hands by his side, like
Speaker 4: you wouldn't be able to wear these in a Catholic school.
Speaker 4: Like that's that's how short these are.
Speaker 1: Hell Is shorts. It's another fifty plus.
Speaker 3: This is from fifty one.
Speaker 1: You're gonna make the lead and this is the most
Speaker 1: important part all this. The rest of it is he's
Speaker 1: gonna shut him up right here. He's got to bang
Speaker 1: the kick. Come on, send no short shorts, but not
Speaker 1: short on distance.
Speaker 3: Oh you got it nice there regardless, look at that.
Speaker 3: My god. I don't know if the team won, but
Speaker 3: he did get that kick.
Speaker 4: They said, he's got his Daisy dukes on and he
Speaker 4: puts it right down the middle. I've never seen anything
Speaker 4: like that before, though, I'll put that up on see
Speaker 4: it now during the break as well.
Speaker 1: They gotta put that way to clip them. Actually be
Speaker 1: quite hilarious if you heard that from the crowd. He's
Speaker 1: getting ready to do his kick and just be.
Speaker 3: Like, got up a feel go.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're on something like Doc Waite is not
Speaker 2: going to be the only player. He's just starting the trend.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing I thought immediately, And I don't know
Speaker 4: if there's anything to this.
Speaker 3: Tell me if you think this is totally wrong.
Speaker 4: But when I see somebody wearing a uniform like this,
Speaker 4: I think, isn't he more likely to get hurt, like
Speaker 4: to get you know, cut up and stuff if he
Speaker 4: gets tackled out there.
Speaker 1: I don't know the way place kickers see that amount
Speaker 1: of action usually, well, when they do, it's it's it
Speaker 1: could be pretty hard.
Speaker 4: Somebody's running full force for the punter or the kicker,
Speaker 4: the field goal kicker in this case.
Speaker 2: Does the material that would have covered his knee and
Speaker 2: half calf prevented that?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: Yeah, pads? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Oh, I mean, I mean the pants have pads in
Speaker 4: particular areas, and and also it just kind of like
Speaker 4: gives you some sort of protection from your actual skin itself.
Speaker 4: But I want to know what everybody thinks. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: put this up. I'm doing it right now. Hang on
Speaker 4: the up on see it now so you can take
Speaker 4: a look at the visual because it is something to behold.
Speaker 4: And to me, it was my favorite sports story of
Speaker 4: the weekend on account of the viral aspects of this.
Speaker 1: I'm told that college football players can wear shorts, and
Speaker 1: this person just said players. It didn't specify what position
Speaker 1: on the team you're playing. It just says that shorts
Speaker 1: are somehow acceptable in college football rules. The NFL does
Speaker 1: not allow it. Oh really, so this wouldn't be accepted
Speaker 1: in the NFL. This is just okay. It was just
Speaker 1: because it was a college thing. And then another thing
Speaker 1: about the about the field goals getting longer is that
Speaker 1: the NFL has a couple of people reached out about
Speaker 1: a new rule for placekickers who can bring a ball
Speaker 1: that they've like worked with for a while as opposed
Speaker 1: to just getting a new one during Like, Oh, yeah.
Speaker 4: That seems a little right for for some sort of scandal,
Speaker 4: doesn't I'm sure.
Speaker 1: I mean you would think so. But I don't know
Speaker 1: why he would be making new rules like this when
Speaker 1: they've had problems with bald manipulation in the past.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like one of their most one of the biggest
Speaker 4: controversies in football, one.
Speaker 1: Of the biggest gate that a lot of games in
Speaker 1: the NFL. It's a football, and there's the flight gate.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And both of those not Nipplegate into flay Kate,
Speaker 4: but both of those stories the kicker, the college football
Speaker 4: kicker in the shorts go take a peek, and the
Speaker 4: judge who got cop peeing near the courthouse, both up
Speaker 4: now on the website over on See it now, click
Speaker 4: the menu, click see it now on the news junkie
Speaker 4: dot com. The other little piece of information of the
Speaker 4: sports world I wanted to share with you was Tony Romo,
Speaker 4: and I like.
Speaker 1: Everyone's you'll hear like a broadcaster in this case, Tony
Speaker 1: Romo doing the broadcasting for one of these football games over.
Speaker 4: The weekend, and he just kind of like gave up
Speaker 4: in the middle of a sentence and he's speaking and
Speaker 4: just completely fu glitch McConnell kind of.
Speaker 3: In a way.
Speaker 4: And then somebody was like, should we check on Tony Romo?
Speaker 4: What's going on over there? But here's his moment here.
Speaker 1: And then another hold right there. I think it was
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know what happened at the
Speaker 1: end there, and then it was just let it so
Speaker 1: weird and somebody goes to see, Okay, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know if Tony Romo is okay.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Sounded quite odd. It was a weird moment, but there
Speaker 4: you go. We'll see what you think about it.
Speaker 1: It's a bit like that. Yeah, it sounds like a
Speaker 1: little too much excitement, a little bit too much excitement.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna I think I was watching a many
Speaker 1: poop you were. That's the that's the weirdest part about it.
Speaker 4: To to achieve a climax at that moment is probably
Speaker 4: the strangest thing that I can think of. But I mean,
Speaker 4: if you think that works in your favor, that's fine.
Speaker 4: That's that's okay.
Speaker 1: When you know, when everything else has just become milk
Speaker 1: toast and vanilla. You gotta give me something weird, baby,
Speaker 1: pull that handle on the on the whole slot. All right,
Speaker 1: let's talk about the box office this weekend. Here we
Speaker 1: go at the box office.
Speaker 8: It was bad.
Speaker 1: Money.
Speaker 4: Not a lot of people go on Halloween weekend because
Speaker 4: the biggest threat to the box office is other stuff
Speaker 4: outside for people to do, and obviously Halloween weekend brings
Speaker 4: a lot of that. People want to go out, they
Speaker 4: want to dress up, they want to do their thing,
Speaker 4: and they don't go to the movie theaters as much.
Speaker 4: Number one only made eight million dollars. The movie Regretting
Speaker 4: You Black Phone to the one horror movie I Guess
Speaker 4: Really out there made eight million dollars as well. In
Speaker 4: second place eight point one for Regretting You chainsaw Man.
Speaker 3: Anime kids are lighting.
Speaker 4: Up the box office Baby chainsaw Man. At number three,
Speaker 4: they re released that K pop demon Hunter's Netflix thing
Speaker 4: and put it in theaters and it made another five
Speaker 4: point three million dollars.
Speaker 3: Because the anime kids are.
Speaker 4: Going to buy movie tickets of the Begonia movie where
Speaker 4: the CEO gets kidnapped. That one didn't do quite as well.
Speaker 4: Four point eight million in fifth place.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of people are going to the
Speaker 2: movies unless you're going anime it.
Speaker 4: I guess you know it's crazy. By the way, this
Speaker 4: is when they release a lot of movies that they
Speaker 4: don't have faith in. Is a weekend like this because
Speaker 4: they know it's gonna be slow. But Bogonia, the Focus
Speaker 4: Pictures movie with what's her name?
Speaker 3: Who's a em Stone? Emma Stone is in it?
Speaker 4: Four point eight million dollars just barely beat out a
Speaker 4: re release of Back to the Future, which made four
Speaker 4: point seven million dollars this weekend.
Speaker 3: That's how soft things were.
Speaker 4: Spring Tron, stitchhead whatever that is good fortune all the
Speaker 4: way down to number ten on the list. I saw
Speaker 4: a headline which was coincidentally right next to an ad
Speaker 4: for the Springsteen movie. There was a post that somebody
Speaker 4: said the Springsteen movie is bombing because Bruce Springsteen is
Speaker 4: not that controversial, like or not that exciting.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if that's true. He's political, but
Speaker 1: is he is? There?
Speaker 3: What's the story to tell there?
Speaker 4: I think that movie was comparable to all the other
Speaker 4: movies like it, like Bob Dylan the Dylan movie. I
Speaker 4: bet it did almost exactly the same amount of money.
Speaker 3: I bet at this point it was close. Is it
Speaker 3: the life story or it's just yeah, the life story.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's like the life story. I don't know what
Speaker 4: it focuses on with Bruce Springsteen obviously, but I think
Speaker 4: that's what it is. I think it's like the life
Speaker 4: and times of Bruce Springsteen. I think it's just a
Speaker 4: limited amount of people who care about watching a movie
Speaker 4: like that. I think it's not because it's Bruce Springsteen
Speaker 4: or anything. Is just because it's one of those types
Speaker 4: of biopick movies.
Speaker 1: And uh, it's just not a huge amount of interest.
Speaker 4: That's that, And it's usually don't cost too much money
Speaker 4: to make, So that's all.
Speaker 1: One article on it says the underperformance of Springsteen Delivered
Speaker 1: Me from Nowhere can be analyzed till everyone loses their voice.
Speaker 1: Despite the global popularity of The Boss and the recent
Speaker 1: streak of success that music biopicks have seen, it hasn't
Speaker 1: struck a chord with audiences and has performed about as
Speaker 1: well as last year's Robbie Williams biopick Better Man, which
Speaker 1: I ooh, that was bad. Yeah, but that one costs
Speaker 1: significantly more to produce.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he had made himself a monkey.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, and he's Robbie Williams is big
Speaker 4: in Europe, but non quite as big in the United
Speaker 4: States of America. As far as i'm he had a couple.
Speaker 4: So what's the big Robbie Williams song?
Speaker 1: Well, you got stuff? Do not think millennium?
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know a little bit or
Speaker 4: when we come back, we got to talk about we're
Speaker 4: gonna get geared up for the roast, which we'll talk
Speaker 4: about at the top of the hour, and how everything
Speaker 4: went last night. There was a controversy at a big
Speaker 4: event in New York that we'll discuss. The whole Snap
Speaker 4: benefits thing. It's been locked as of November first, a
Speaker 4: lot of people are not getting Snap benefits.
Speaker 3: So that has brought.
Speaker 4: About a really interesting move from some businesses out there
Speaker 4: that are responding to all this, and I want to
Speaker 4: talk about what's going on with that as well. There's
Speaker 4: a bunch to get into on a busy Monday. It's
Speaker 4: coming up next in the news Junkie. I know, I
Speaker 4: know that people are selling too this so one of
Speaker 4: those things, I mean, I guess I kind of understand
Speaker 4: it would be like a personal goal to try to
Speaker 4: run a marathon, to try to and I'm not talking
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 2: One of your personal goals you mentioned, was it not?
Speaker 3: I didn't know, but I mentioned trying.
Speaker 4: To do like maybe a seven or eight minute mile
Speaker 4: or something. And I still would like to do that.
Speaker 4: And I've been working on my endurance, and I get
Speaker 4: a ton of activity in every day and I do run,
Speaker 4: but I wouldn't even want to, like even attempt to
Speaker 4: try to get any really impressive score or time on
Speaker 4: a marathon. I just would want to do it, like
Speaker 4: just just to finish it. I think as an accomplishment.
Speaker 4: I think it's pretty cool. I see people all the
Speaker 4: time go out and do these marathons, get to the end,
Speaker 4: and they're like, oh, I got three hundred and forty
Speaker 4: sixth place.
Speaker 3: Who cares? Badass? Who cares that? Don't don't care at all.
Speaker 4: I think it's very very impressive that you finish the marathon.
Speaker 4: And the New York City Marathon went down this weekend
Speaker 4: and there was a course record set in the women's competition,
Speaker 4: and also it was the closest race ever on the inside,
Speaker 4: literally like neck and neck on.
Speaker 3: The men's side.
Speaker 4: And it's crazy to have a finish that fast in
Speaker 4: a marathon since it goes on for so long.
Speaker 3: It goes on for quite a long time.
Speaker 4: The women, the winner took in the race in two hours,
Speaker 4: nineteen minutes in fifty one seconds, which is pretty damn impressive,
Speaker 4: about twelve minutes or so behind the first place men.
Speaker 4: And it was really really just a shock to see
Speaker 4: how many people participate in this every single year.
Speaker 2: What did the last person get? I'm always curious.
Speaker 1: I don't get anything.
Speaker 2: Did they clean up everything? No, I'm saying in their time.
Speaker 2: Oh did they wait until that very last person or
Speaker 2: at some point they're like, we got back this up,
Speaker 2: we got things to do.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean, like, I'm sure there's some kind of limit
Speaker 4: on the staff staying there in twenty four hours past
Speaker 4: or something.
Speaker 3: It's a long time.
Speaker 4: Because some people walk, you know, some people just walk.
Speaker 4: And by the way, that's still good exercise. That's still
Speaker 4: really impressive stuff. It's still something that I find to
Speaker 4: be impressive.
Speaker 3: At least.
Speaker 4: I look around in a world of sometimes able bodied
Speaker 4: people riding around on scooters because they're too lazy, and
Speaker 4: I see people who step up and want to accomplish
Speaker 4: a task like this, and I go badass, excellent, good
Speaker 4: for you, good for you for doing it. And these
Speaker 4: are the things that really should have like massive prizes, but.
Speaker 3: They they sometimes.
Speaker 1: Don't have as big a prizes as you would think.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they have a list, like New
Speaker 4: York City Marathon probably has a results page.
Speaker 1: Well, it says the maximum time to complete the New
Speaker 1: York City Marathon is six hours and thirty minutes after
Speaker 1: the start of the last wave, which equates to a
Speaker 1: pace of approximately fifteen minutes per mile, which I think
Speaker 1: last time I was timed for a mile, I don't
Speaker 1: think I wasn't running, but I don't think I got
Speaker 1: with less.
Speaker 4: Than fifteen move I can tell you a ten minute
Speaker 4: mile for somebody who's not like an avid runner is
Speaker 4: not the like for me.
Speaker 1: It's not easy to just break.
Speaker 4: Ten minutes, so run it is like you have to
Speaker 4: stop and run and stop and run.
Speaker 3: It's up and run. Ten minutes is not easy.
Speaker 4: So fifteen minutes, you know you're going pretty slow, but
Speaker 4: that's your first mile, your second mile, like you're at
Speaker 4: the end of the marathon, you're still keeping that pace,
Speaker 4: all right, that's not bad.
Speaker 2: I have just by pressing the buttons, looking the filters,
Speaker 2: I do have fifteen nine thousandth place. Wait, no, fifty
Speaker 2: nine place, fifty nine nine.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, all right pieces.
Speaker 2: Twenty nine minutes. Time was almost thirteen hours. And that's
Speaker 2: see to seal or Seal Witherspoon in a women's category.
Speaker 3: Guess what still did it?
Speaker 2: Yep, Ashley Perez just feed her up by two minutes
Speaker 2: at fifteen nine twenty seventh place.
Speaker 4: You know in that twenty fourth mile, all of you
Speaker 4: who are like, oh, it's pathetic, it's slow, this slow
Speaker 4: time slow average in that twenty fourth mile, can you
Speaker 4: even imagine what your thighs feel like?
Speaker 2: I'm not going over five hours of running ever, they
Speaker 2: went for twelve Wow, no, thank you, Yeah, that'ngratulation, they said.
Speaker 1: At some point, if you're still running the New York
Speaker 1: City Marathon after the sweep buses passed and the aid
Speaker 1: stations and medical service are no longer available, they make
Speaker 1: the runners move to the sidewalks. If they're still.
Speaker 2: Running, why just scoop them up with all the trash
Speaker 2: trucks so embarrassing, Like, all right, at the marathon's over, there,
Speaker 2: the road will no longer be blocked.
Speaker 1: You need to move it to the sidewalk.
Speaker 3: It's embarrassing right now.
Speaker 4: See Dwayne says, fifteen minutes is super slow. Fifteen minutes
Speaker 4: is a brisk walk says right. I know you guys
Speaker 4: are like you're you're Your appetite to go after somebody
Speaker 4: with a slower time.
Speaker 3: Like that is big. I get it.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 4: But I'm saying, when you get to the end, or
Speaker 4: even your average being around fifteen minutes a mile, you're
Speaker 4: still finishing. Okay, You're still finishing, and that alone is
Speaker 4: pretty impressive.
Speaker 3: It's somebody on chat earlier. Let me see if I
Speaker 3: can find it.
Speaker 4: Barbera said, I ran in the New York City Marathon
Speaker 4: in nineteen eighty seven. I placed in the top one hundred.
Speaker 4: It was the best race everything. That's crazy, I mean,
Speaker 4: that's crazy. How many people did you just, say, fifty
Speaker 4: three thousand on the list.
Speaker 1: Or something fifty nine thousand to get top one hundred.
Speaker 4: Good for you, but I still stand by it. I'm
Speaker 4: still impressed even if you got like the last measured place,
Speaker 4: because it's not easy to do a marathon.
Speaker 3: So I salute you. If you ran this weekend. No,
Speaker 3: there you go.
Speaker 2: Quick question. Would you feel still just as accomplished if
Speaker 2: you did not beat out someone in a wheelchair or handcycle?
Speaker 4: No, because the wheelchair is easy and the hand cycles easier. Yeah,
Speaker 4: both both of those. I would say both of those
Speaker 4: are easier than walking. If you're you know, this is
Speaker 4: what they do. They're they're in these wheelchairs. They're doing
Speaker 4: this all day long. I think it's just a it's
Speaker 4: a different strength. You know, your your leg strength versus
Speaker 4: your arm strength, and it's a lot of arm strength
Speaker 4: if you're doing it with a wheelchair. I think the one, uh,
Speaker 4: one of the main differences is when you stop turning
Speaker 4: the wheels on a wheelchair, you can keep going. But
Speaker 4: if you stop running, there is no coasting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you just stop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you if you start to get cramps or something,
Speaker 4: or I've heard of people screwing with them. I've seen
Speaker 4: videos where people went and took the little water cups
Speaker 4: and put vodka in them where they're you know, they're
Speaker 4: running by to get a refreshment and they go to
Speaker 4: toss back the water and whoa, and.
Speaker 2: It's just like I've done that to myself back that's
Speaker 2: why we all go to the gym.
Speaker 4: It's brutal. It's a brutal, brutal thing. Let's see what
Speaker 4: you got for us again. You could join us over
Speaker 4: on the dispatch side of things. Record yours right now,
Speaker 4: video or audio dispatch. You can also email the show
Speaker 4: tips at the newsjunkie dot com. Thanks to everybody who's
Speaker 4: done that today and always. We've got a bunch of
Speaker 4: people talked about Halloween. I saw some of your great
Speaker 4: Halloween costumes that you sent in via dispatch.
Speaker 3: I wish I would have seen more in real.
Speaker 4: Life, because we thought we were gonna get swarmed by
Speaker 4: trick or treaters, and we really didn't get that many times.
Speaker 2: I prepared accordingly because we were swamped, ran out of
Speaker 2: candy very early in the night. Already shared the story
Speaker 2: that I just grabbed what I could and the kids
Speaker 2: don't like saltines, and so I grew. I bought so
Speaker 2: much candy and little trinkets, and even my neighbor gave
Speaker 2: me some stuff and we had.
Speaker 3: All nobody, Yeah, we did, and have too many kids.
Speaker 4: Already happened like there was a lot of kid kids
Speaker 4: making their way through the neighborhood. But something I saw,
Speaker 4: and I don't know if this checks out with you
Speaker 4: guys too. There's a new way of trick or treating
Speaker 4: where the kids only go to the houses where people
Speaker 4: are actually outside, and like a lot of people set
Speaker 4: up a little table on the sidewalk and they have
Speaker 4: like a speaker out there and stuff. And they were
Speaker 4: going through the neighborhood and only stopping at those places
Speaker 4: where they were physically outside and not going up and
Speaker 4: ringing the doorbell.
Speaker 2: May that makes more sense because I stayed inside. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean just in the day, you know, you just
Speaker 2: walked up. If the light was on for the porch,
Speaker 2: you'd walk up and knock on the door, and that
Speaker 2: was it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they I saw something. We got some kid.
Speaker 4: We would probably got twenty twenty five kids or something.
Speaker 4: We didn't get that many. And one time, I'm so
Speaker 4: bad at it, Like I'm so bad at the act
Speaker 4: of like going to the door and like the interactions
Speaker 4: I have with the case.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 1: Hey, what are you supposed to be?
Speaker 3: Open it up and be like hey, how, I don't
Speaker 3: know what to say.
Speaker 1: I open up the door and there was the most
Speaker 1: disinterested fifteen year old girl who goes trick or tree And.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh my god, and I'm trying to handle
Speaker 4: the candy I'm dumping the next.
Speaker 1: Video of this, we probably shouldn't play.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you know what I do. I do actually,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I probably shouldn't. But she was like trick
Speaker 4: or tree like so because.
Speaker 2: All our friends are going to a party, and maybe
Speaker 2: you're still making her go trick or treat.
Speaker 4: She had two kids with her, so it felt like
Speaker 4: go with your brother and sister.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you like you escort them to the door and
Speaker 1: get some more candy for it. She's like so not
Speaker 1: into it, man, I feel that.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you don't want to be there and
Speaker 2: you're being forced to walk up to a stranger's door
Speaker 2: and say trink or treat, I'd be annoyed too, when't you.
Speaker 3: Yeah she didn't want to, but I was still. I
Speaker 3: still participated as best I could.
Speaker 2: Would you a weed selter?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: Abraham on Twitch says it was so nice outside, just
Speaker 4: sit outside with some music and a glass of wine.
Speaker 4: Well there are a lot of people doing that. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: I had to Accordy was like, oh took a treat time,
Speaker 4: Let's put Terrifier on and I go, we can't do
Speaker 4: that because she's off working on something. And I'm opening
Speaker 4: the front door and there's curse words coming from Terrifier
Speaker 4: on the television and I'm just screaming. There's a four
Speaker 4: year old Ninja Turtle in front of me, and I,
Speaker 4: oh god. It was anyhow, not as big as I
Speaker 4: wanted it to be for Halloween and all the kids
Speaker 4: that were visiting, but.
Speaker 1: We had the little block party outside. How it was.
Speaker 2: They're in circles, they're just doing a circle. How many
Speaker 2: times is a complete circle on your cold Sack?
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: How many? What do you mean?
Speaker 2: How many circles can they?
Speaker 1: Why are you coming down on my party?
Speaker 2: First of all, just call the Sack people. You all
Speaker 2: have the same You're all the same. Oh, you don't
Speaker 2: invite anybody else who lives on a straight street.
Speaker 1: It's actually there's plenty of people from other streets. It's
Speaker 1: not your street.
Speaker 2: No, my street at all was not invited at the
Speaker 2: cold Zach party.
Speaker 3: This is awkward right now.
Speaker 1: I was just saying, we had a really good time
Speaker 1: and there's plenty of kids dressed up and I don't even.
Speaker 4: Know if we have leftover candy. You got that many
Speaker 4: kids coming through?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 3: Or did you just give them so little.
Speaker 4: Candy because you're like you've been getting cheap about it.
Speaker 1: At some point, one of my neighbors was just telling
Speaker 1: the kids two hands, two hands, two hands.
Speaker 3: One of the kids that came.
Speaker 4: Eventually he rings the doorbell and I'm run over there
Speaker 4: and I was like a little bit late.
Speaker 3: He was coming down there or leaving the driveway, and
Speaker 3: I go, I got candy, and he turned.
Speaker 4: Buddy, buddy, I'm begging two kids to come back into
Speaker 4: my house.
Speaker 6: Come back.
Speaker 1: I have the candy.
Speaker 3: Come, you know.
Speaker 4: So he comes back to the front door and he's
Speaker 4: like trigger drake, and I go to put the candy.
Speaker 4: He's like, you're not getting too many people, are you,
Speaker 4: And I go, no, now here, I'll give you guys
Speaker 4: some extra and I give it a little extra and he goes.
Speaker 3: We'll spread the word.
Speaker 1: And then I was like, all right, maybe he didn't
Speaker 1: spread the word. Yeah, well, I mean, at least that's
Speaker 1: not as bad as the awkward faux pas I almost
Speaker 1: made last year, whereas one little girl was dressed as
Speaker 1: SpongeBob and of course, the only thing I know sponge
Speaker 1: about SpongeBob is that he lives in a pineapple under
Speaker 1: the sea. He died. Was so close to saying, hey,
Speaker 1: where do you live, little girl? Yeah, parent just grabs
Speaker 1: her by the arm and he thanks her right out.
Speaker 3: Nope, Okay, quick break.
Speaker 4: When we come back, we'll talk about what went down
Speaker 4: at the Roast of vent last week. My God, was
Speaker 4: this absolutely a blast and we'll get to some of
Speaker 4: the details coming up next in the news chunk Ky,
Speaker 4: We of course had the big Roast event Thursday last week,
Speaker 4: Thursday night at Doctor Phillip Center in Judson's Live.
Speaker 3: I stand by after this event.
Speaker 1: It is one of the most gorgeous venues to throw
Speaker 1: something like this.
Speaker 2: So fancy, almost too fancy.
Speaker 1: It really really is nice.
Speaker 4: It's a fantastic venue and the staff over there was great.
Speaker 3: I didn't hear.
Speaker 4: This isn't necessarily an opening for you to do this
Speaker 4: if you were the one grinch, because I know there's
Speaker 4: a lot of grinches out there. People can go to
Speaker 4: an epic universe and be like this place was boring,
Speaker 4: I judge you.
Speaker 3: But the venue and the food and the drinks and
Speaker 3: all that.
Speaker 4: I didn't see a single complaint I saw everybody saying, like, man,
Speaker 4: it really was.
Speaker 1: Nice as far as the food goes. I didn't get
Speaker 1: to taste any of it, but boy did we have
Speaker 1: to smell a lot of it.
Speaker 4: My gosh, that's the tough part.
Speaker 3: The tough part was that.
Speaker 4: And of all of the venues where we've ever done
Speaker 4: an event, one thing kind of stood out to me
Speaker 4: being at Judson's Lafe for the roast event on Thursday night,
Speaker 4: and in a lot of cases when we have a
Speaker 4: big giant crowd, not a more like intimate crowd in
Speaker 4: front of us like we had at Judson's, those stage
Speaker 4: lights are so much that you really can't see much
Speaker 4: of what's going on. It makes it a little easier
Speaker 4: kind of It's just like lights are blinding you and
Speaker 4: you're you're talking to lights. I could see much more
Speaker 4: in the audience when when you go up in front
Speaker 4: of the crowd at Judson's Live and I could immediately
Speaker 4: notice people, well, you were a little more elevated.
Speaker 1: Also, yeah, called it.
Speaker 2: As soon as we said we have the throne, you
Speaker 2: called it for it was now, mind you, We did
Speaker 2: not know upon ordering it. The picture just like you saw,
Speaker 2: looked like a normal chair. The Selena and I had
Speaker 2: quite the laugh when it was brought into the green room, like.
Speaker 1: This is you you say I called it? I didn't
Speaker 1: say anything, you guys, there's something weird about the road.
Speaker 1: Your guess No, you guessed both things. You said, what
Speaker 1: is it too big? Am My feet going to hit
Speaker 1: the floor? And then you're like, what is it a
Speaker 1: really tiny chair? Am I gonna look stupid because the
Speaker 1: chair is so tiny?
Speaker 2: That's you calling it? It was giant and your feet
Speaker 2: did not touch the floor.
Speaker 3: I didn't say it out of nowhere.
Speaker 4: You guys didn't come back and say, oh, we got
Speaker 4: the roast chair in the other room. It's fantastic. You
Speaker 4: guys were like, and I go, what what's going on
Speaker 4: with the roast chair? And then I guessed it was gigantic, possibly.
Speaker 1: Which it was. It was.
Speaker 4: A massive chair. But Selim was right. I hate to
Speaker 4: say this on the show.
Speaker 1: Cheeley was right.
Speaker 4: It was quite comfortable. All things considered, it was quite comfortable.
Speaker 2: It was I wish I could have said the same
Speaker 2: thing about the Blue Couch Home. I just at one
Speaker 2: point I could not lift myself up because we had sunk.
Speaker 2: It was just me in between but nonetheless look great
Speaker 2: on stage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, everything really kind of look good. I know it's
Speaker 4: gonna look good on camera when this special is all
Speaker 4: put together. Our guy Forrest, who is just unbelievable, is
Speaker 4: going to be working on that. Probably took a couple
Speaker 4: of months to get everything really polished and where it
Speaker 4: needs to be. But when that comes out, you guys,
Speaker 4: can you guys cann watch you can watch the show
Speaker 4: that we put on on Thursday night. And lots of
Speaker 4: people that we need to kind of thank over the
Speaker 4: course of things. But Austin, who you might know for
Speaker 4: me talking about him, the guy who built the studio,
Speaker 4: was there from the jump. Guy was there so early
Speaker 4: there hours before everybody else and helping to set everything up,
Speaker 4: and couldn't have done it without him because mostly because
Speaker 4: and I don't know how many of you noticed something
Speaker 4: was wrong at the event, but everything crashed right as
Speaker 4: we were about to walk out. We were literally classic Austin.
Speaker 4: We were on this side of the stage.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was.
Speaker 2: His fault in the way of all the servers. They're like, no,
Speaker 2: we are in your way.
Speaker 4: But yeah, there's like a little side stage tunnel and
Speaker 4: it helps you walk up onto the side of the
Speaker 4: stage and then you can walk out and take your
Speaker 4: seats and stuff on the stage. And it's also the
Speaker 4: cut in for all the servers who are getting food
Speaker 4: to go bring it out to people, and people were
Speaker 4: ordering food and drinks like crazy, and so the traffic
Speaker 4: is We're just pushed up against the walls basically, and
Speaker 4: Austin's like everything broke, Like, we we have a video
Speaker 4: to intro us in.
Speaker 3: It's not working, it's not playing.
Speaker 4: The whole system crash and we're just sitting back there
Speaker 4: and I'm like, we start to plan for if we don't.
Speaker 2: Have any I don't know what you do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well we're sitting back stage in Ross McCoy's like, okay,
Speaker 1: what happens if we don't have the video?
Speaker 3: I'm like, we don't have this. We don't have this,
Speaker 3: we don't have this. We could still do it, we
Speaker 3: could like edit that stuff and.
Speaker 4: Afterwards, but and and all of a sudden, Austin somehow
Speaker 4: brings it back from the dead. I think we started
Speaker 4: like what fifteen twenty minutes later or something, but there's
Speaker 4: no concept of time for me at that point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, nobody noticed.
Speaker 4: Nobody noticed and or at least I don't think most
Speaker 4: people notice. But then we went out there and uh
Speaker 4: just I thought nailed it. I thought was really really,
Speaker 4: really great. It was a fun event.
Speaker 1: I sit down.
Speaker 4: I sit down on this gigantic throne seat, my feet
Speaker 4: dangling as I was anticipating just a bit. Even though
Speaker 4: I assure you, despite what it looks like in the
Speaker 4: roast video, I am six feet tall, all right, I
Speaker 4: am indeed six feet tall. But as I sit down,
Speaker 4: I look in front of me, like I told you,
Speaker 4: I could see some of the crowd at the roast,
Speaker 4: and I go, son of a bitch, this Chris Campmeire.
Speaker 1: I have ideas one of our former bosses, Chris Campmire,
Speaker 1: who used to be in charge of the radio stations
Speaker 1: here locally.
Speaker 3: Great guy.
Speaker 4: We didn't even comp them tickets or anything that I know.
Speaker 1: Nobody knew he was coming, so he definitely you know,
Speaker 1: and I would like we would have we would have
Speaker 1: given him tickets.
Speaker 3: But I look forward, I go, oh, he's here.
Speaker 1: He was laughing harder than almost anybody else in that
Speaker 1: place because he knew some of the jokes, strangely enough,
Speaker 1: were perfectly targeted for him. One of mine was and
Speaker 1: I didn't even know he was there until I was done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so he was. He was fantastic. Austin Forrest
Speaker 4: doing the audio and video, and Forrest is the one,
Speaker 4: you know, he's in charge of the special that you're
Speaker 4: going to be seeing here before too long. Ross McCoy
Speaker 4: as a host was absolutely fantastic. I never seen a
Speaker 4: man with more index cards in my life.
Speaker 3: He had when he went up.
Speaker 1: There, and that's the hardest thing to do, I think,
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 2: To start, oh, and then he just grosted everyone to
Speaker 2: a crisp and we're like, uh, what do we do
Speaker 2: from here?
Speaker 4: Ross kind of had that tactic where you start knocking
Speaker 4: him down with the index cards and then flinging them off,
Speaker 4: and pile of index cards just building on the floor
Speaker 4: as he goes.
Speaker 1: One by one, David Letterman style. Yeah, he was.
Speaker 4: He was very good and over the course of the evening,
Speaker 4: Ryan Holmes very very very funny, pushing things as much
Speaker 4: as he could.
Speaker 3: Sea Lane did a great job, even.
Speaker 1: Though see Lane had an issue that.
Speaker 3: I didn't even notice.
Speaker 2: It would have never known.
Speaker 4: I had no idea, but Seely comes back and he's like,
Speaker 4: that went terribly wrong, and I go what are you
Speaker 4: talking about?
Speaker 1: It was great, everybody loved it. I started reading and
Speaker 1: I went, this is not the right one. This is
Speaker 1: not the right thing. I copied and pasted the wrong
Speaker 1: for the material.
Speaker 4: For those of you who aren't there, see Lane at
Speaker 4: the end of his roast, he was like, I want
Speaker 4: to finish up with Sean's own words. And he went
Speaker 4: over to this beautiful piano on the stage and he's
Speaker 4: gonna do this song that this part of a parody
Speaker 4: roast that he wrote to finish it off. Then he
Speaker 4: starts tickling the ivories and I go, all right, here
Speaker 4: we go, and the paper in front of you was
Speaker 4: the wrong song.
Speaker 1: Right well, it was like, there was two of your
Speaker 1: poems from the old Chasing Edmund website to choose from,
Speaker 1: and I meant to get the one that says America
Speaker 1: as a whore, the one that we grill you for
Speaker 1: a lot, and I picked the one that's called Junkie.
Speaker 1: And they're still they're both pretty ridiculous when you read
Speaker 1: them back with older eyes, from probably from from when
Speaker 1: you wrote these poems. But I started reading it and
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm son of a bitch, this is
Speaker 1: not the right one. And I just had to keep going.
Speaker 3: I had no idea though, I really I had no clue.
Speaker 4: And the one thing that was kind of a secret
Speaker 4: to me was Amy Kaufelt had done a video so
Speaker 4: good and at like from the Fox thirty five news
Speaker 4: desk with graphics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, whole thing.
Speaker 2: Shout out to Casey. Casey helped her aut big time.
Speaker 2: It's like that we you know, from behind the scenes,
Speaker 2: and usually she's on with us.
Speaker 4: It was so good to both of them. Thank you
Speaker 4: so much because that was so good and she smoked
Speaker 4: absolutely everybody.
Speaker 1: I'm glad that I told Sabrina because when she got
Speaker 1: the video, she like, oh, the video is so good,
Speaker 1: you want to see it. I was like, no, I don't,
Speaker 1: I want to. I want to wait till the night
Speaker 1: of So know what I did.
Speaker 2: I made Nicole watch it five times.
Speaker 4: It was funny, it was funny, it was perfect, and
Speaker 4: it was I was wondering, I'm like, how will Amy
Speaker 4: transfer over into this world. She's kind of the straight
Speaker 4: laced one. She's the professional. She's you know, doesn't cut
Speaker 4: loose or say things like this, but she can.
Speaker 3: It turns out, and.
Speaker 2: For years people with experience very very very good yeah,
Speaker 2: she did.
Speaker 4: She did great in her video was hilarious. You'll see
Speaker 4: that obviously with everybody else's performance. Everybody did great. I thought, really, really,
Speaker 4: really good. Josh was one of the biggest responses of
Speaker 4: the night. I think Josh Fowler and just watching everybody
Speaker 4: bounce off each other was fun.
Speaker 1: And you know what was intimidating was watching like the
Speaker 1: actual comedians, the three actual comics that that like that
Speaker 1: don't know us as well as we know each other,
Speaker 1: just kind of spitballing stuff in the green room beforehand. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, how are you taking this down to
Speaker 1: the wire like this?
Speaker 2: You know, Let and go to the other green room, huh.
Speaker 2: I had first I didn't realize there was the big
Speaker 2: green room where all of you guys were. So I
Speaker 2: went to the other dressing.
Speaker 3: Room, set up her own alternative.
Speaker 2: Ground, had all the papers everywhere, and it turned out great.
Speaker 1: I just went to the I went to the other
Speaker 1: green room to see if there was cups in there,
Speaker 1: and I was like, oh, Sabrina's in here, and she's like,
Speaker 1: where is everybody. I was like, there's two green rooms.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought that was the only one. I'm like,
Speaker 2: I can't I even opened the door that was there
Speaker 2: my shower. No one's in there roo also, so my
Speaker 2: god missed the memo.
Speaker 4: The venue was so spectacular at having all this spot,
Speaker 4: but I thought there was just on the other side.
Speaker 4: I thought it was just like dressing rooms that they
Speaker 4: had set up because we were using all this stuff.
Speaker 3: My son was there. My son was. That was pretty good. Actually,
Speaker 3: all considered, he.
Speaker 2: Was dressed up was one of the greatest.
Speaker 1: I was good.
Speaker 3: That was that was a good line.
Speaker 4: He dressed up his witty from toy story and uh,
Speaker 4: kind of just went through it. Yeah, everybody, the people
Speaker 4: who were there were dressed up, were fantastic.
Speaker 3: The audience looked great.
Speaker 4: Everybody involved, from the promo team to the people behind
Speaker 4: the scenes who helped us out into our very own
Speaker 4: Jack Bradshaw, we we thank you Jack Bradshaw.
Speaker 1: I was. I was kind of teasing him because I
Speaker 1: was like, this guy. I was like, you know, we'll
Speaker 1: see you there, and he goes, yes, I'll be at
Speaker 1: table nineteen. And I was like, this guy has has
Speaker 1: read the seating chart a lot, you know, like he's
Speaker 1: planning a wedding, Like he knows who's sitting where he
Speaker 1: knows the table numbers everything. It was pretty funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 3: It was a really good time.
Speaker 4: So thank you to our sponsors of course, Esscallmo dot
Speaker 4: com and that mortgage guy Don for a stepping up
Speaker 4: and throwing some money behind it so we could get
Speaker 4: everything set up.
Speaker 3: And now it's just on to you.
Speaker 4: So we will have this all set up so people
Speaker 4: can watch. You can watch on your TV download as
Speaker 4: a special very soon. Give us some time because we
Speaker 4: got to edit this whole thing together. It was like
Speaker 4: a seven camera shot. But you could share your experiences
Speaker 4: if you were somebody who was there, send a dispatch today,
Speaker 4: tell us what you thought and give us your overview
Speaker 4: of things by sending a dispatch at thenewschunkie dot com.
Speaker 4: I'd love to hear those today. Okay, we're going to
Speaker 4: take a quick break. When we come back, we're going
Speaker 4: to talk about something that is a very very dumb
Speaker 4: trend and the dumbest of trends admittedly will work in that.
Speaker 4: I've got a ton of clips to work in on
Speaker 4: the show. We got the next episode coming up. We
Speaker 4: got a woman in Mississippi, a mother who happened to
Speaker 4: encounter the last of those escaped lab monkeys that may
Speaker 4: or may not have had herpes.
Speaker 3: It's hard to determine.
Speaker 4: And what this mother did is just astonishing and that
Speaker 4: will be on this show as well. All of that
Speaker 4: coming up next on the News junk Keye. I was
Speaker 4: trying to get a vibe on things for Halloween to
Speaker 4: see what what like costumes the little kids were wearing.
Speaker 3: It was kind of interesting. In my neighborhood.
Speaker 4: I saw a lot of like the classic stuff I
Speaker 4: really did see, like Ninja turtles and and things from
Speaker 4: even when I was a kid that kids are Stace
Speaker 4: jam rocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like these Jim. I saw one kid was and.
Speaker 1: I was like, how how one kid was who framed
Speaker 1: Roger Rabbit? Cool?
Speaker 3: How does a little kid in twenty twenty five even.
Speaker 1: Know about this? He was Roger Rabbit.
Speaker 4: He was like the main rabbit dude, like a whole
Speaker 4: rabbit costume thing going on.
Speaker 1: And I thought I was impressed. That was kind of
Speaker 1: an adult move.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, there was parts of that that it was
Speaker 4: definitely not made for kids, and and I didn't even
Speaker 4: think it would be on any kids radar. He might
Speaker 4: have been seven or eight years old, and I think
Speaker 4: even as young as I probably finally did see Roger Rabbit.
Speaker 4: Christopher Lloyd's villain in that movie was a little terrifying.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's that scream that he does, oh man?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I didn't see too much stuff where I was like, wow,
Speaker 4: this is the big trend of.
Speaker 3: The year online. I'll tell you that with parents.
Speaker 1: All I saw was online with like the six seven
Speaker 1: costs line.
Speaker 2: Oh good, but you know what, there's something too. I
Speaker 2: don't know how to feel because they ruined it for
Speaker 2: the kids, which is also at our age kind of
Speaker 2: fun to think about, not cool anymore.
Speaker 1: The bud is what they're saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, perhaps it might be it might be the case
Speaker 4: that that's over with, right, I know what it means.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I don't either. Nobody involved us. But I
Speaker 1: didn't see anything that really stuck out as like, Okay,
Speaker 1: this is the thing of the moment for kids right now,
Speaker 1: except for there was a lot of the little K
Speaker 1: pop Demon Hunters costumes right now that makes sense. Everywhere
Speaker 1: there was something that I didn't think I was going
Speaker 1: to see in person, But I figured that there would
Speaker 1: be a headline or two over the weekend or today,
Speaker 1: and maybe I was just disconnected enough to miss it,
Speaker 1: But were there any offensive costume story?
Speaker 3: Yeah, just the basic stuff.
Speaker 4: Like I saw another dumbass who dressed up in like
Speaker 4: a Nazi uniform and went out Georgia.
Speaker 1: I saw that too. I was thinking more America offensive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw Charlie Kirk stuff. It's like for some
Speaker 4: people it's a way to become internationally viral and famous,
Speaker 4: but just one of the most offensive thing you got
Speaker 4: to think soon. I did see one today when I
Speaker 4: was flipping through stuff, and I thought, there's so many
Speaker 4: costumes that could be so uncomfortable to exist in, you know,
Speaker 4: like they could be really really great costumes, like uh,
Speaker 4: like when Sabrina and ThinkPad did that that roller coaster costume,
Speaker 4: like that was super fun and clever and stuff was
Speaker 4: that uncomfortable to be in.
Speaker 2: So it wasn't uncomfortable to be in, but I was
Speaker 2: under the impression that because of what it was, because
Speaker 2: we weren't like attached to each other, right, But it
Speaker 2: was a big piece that if you're going through a
Speaker 2: crowd and downtown Orlando, for example, that people would kind
Speaker 2: of move ways, and that was not the case. It
Speaker 2: was like I was getting caught everything.
Speaker 1: So that's a good point to make, because I saw
Speaker 1: a costume that somebody was wearing where they were dressed
Speaker 1: as the White House being demolished. But it was like
Speaker 1: the widest costume. It looked so cumbersome. I was like,
Speaker 1: what is this made out of that You're able to
Speaker 1: just walk around in this? Like it would have to
Speaker 1: be like the lightest, foamiest material to even be able
Speaker 1: to like not be sore as hell the next day.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It was clever and funny, but I thought,
Speaker 1: that is probably the most annoying costume I've ever seen,
Speaker 1: or at least the one for this year.
Speaker 4: That's about as recent as it gets, so at least
Speaker 4: that's a recent one. And my view of the costumes,
Speaker 4: my son is wearing a costume that is thirty years
Speaker 4: old or whatever. Toy Story he was Woody, and his
Speaker 4: best friend or friend and roommate was also wearing the
Speaker 4: same costume.
Speaker 1: He was Woody from Toy Story. All these kids, the
Speaker 1: two wodies, all.
Speaker 4: The like K Pop Demon Hunter costumes were like the
Speaker 4: newer ones that I saw, but so much. Somebody said
Speaker 4: they saw somebody dressed up as Britney Spear as a
Speaker 4: little kid and it's.
Speaker 3: Like these things are a quarters century old.
Speaker 4: That's what's still, you know, making up the majority of
Speaker 4: costumes that I saw for Halloween, which is kind of strange.
Speaker 4: And so I try to think back, like, all right,
Speaker 4: let's say I'm a little kid, it's nineteen ninety and
Speaker 4: I'm out trigg or treating. At that time, were a
Speaker 4: majority of kids wearing costumes from nineteen what would it
Speaker 4: be sixty five twenty five years before? You say no way,
Speaker 4: you say toy story, But they're still making Toy Story movies,
Speaker 4: so yeah, the first ones old. One could argue that
Speaker 4: the costume that was chosen for my son is almost
Speaker 4: one hundred years old.
Speaker 3: Now, oh what was Jackson?
Speaker 1: He was Mickey Mouse, his favorite television character, Mickey.
Speaker 3: These take to the costume.
Speaker 1: He did fine with it. He didn't leave the gloves
Speaker 1: on very long, which is crazy because he loves gloves,
Speaker 1: but they made it hard for him to grab stuff,
Speaker 1: and he does love grabbing stuff. So yeah, he did
Speaker 1: fine with the costume. It was a very comfortable costume.
Speaker 1: We made sure it wasn't going to be something that
Speaker 1: was going to annoy him and then ipso fact annoy us, right.
Speaker 3: Of course, yeah, I mean it does.
Speaker 4: It is one of those things where you just look
Speaker 4: at this and go, what does this mean for culture?
Speaker 4: When I see what like little kids are wearing, and
Speaker 4: they're wearing all these old eyeps, And maybe you could say, well, hey, Sean,
Speaker 4: when when it was nineteen ninety, weren't a lot of
Speaker 4: people who dressed up as like generic ghosts and goblins
Speaker 4: and vampires.
Speaker 1: Yeah, probably aren't all those really old? And weren't they
Speaker 1: old then? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Probably, I guess, But I don't know if my memory
Speaker 4: is skewed or not. I just remember there being much
Speaker 4: more modern stuff. The Power Rangers were very, very big
Speaker 4: when the Power Rangers were out, you know, all of
Speaker 4: these like show us.
Speaker 1: So that I had to be the Blue Ranger because
Speaker 1: all the other Power Rangers, all the good ones were taken, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we sold out.
Speaker 4: Courtney said she was a hippie, a fifties girl with
Speaker 4: a poodle skirt and a gypsy when she was young.
Speaker 4: A gypsy good. So I guess the old stuff is
Speaker 4: always kind of around out. But I want to know
Speaker 4: from everybody else if they saw that too, that a
Speaker 4: lot of the kids were wearing costumes that were that
Speaker 4: were older that were and from characters that were were older.
Speaker 4: I always watch to see what Heidi Klume wears each insane.
Speaker 2: Just so much something I you know, still number one
Speaker 2: for me is the worm, but this one.
Speaker 4: A close second, I think a lot. Yeah, yeah, it
Speaker 4: was just very, very impressive.
Speaker 1: So but did this always start with her hosting her
Speaker 1: own Halloween party?
Speaker 3: Or has the the idea.
Speaker 1: Of what did Holly Heidi Klume dress like this year
Speaker 1: just grow and snowball so much that now it is
Speaker 1: her party? Because when you look at this and you
Speaker 1: look at the step and repeat, she's she's standing in
Speaker 1: front of it is Heidi Clume's Halloween.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know Heidi Clume Halloween.
Speaker 4: It says right behind her, and she has an elaborate
Speaker 4: costume on her she always does.
Speaker 1: I don't know, ce Lan.
Speaker 4: I think it may have been just that she wanted
Speaker 4: to do her annual event and then her costume every
Speaker 4: year was just more more crazy, more more elaborate and impressive.
Speaker 4: And then Cordy said, I love that even though she's
Speaker 4: Heidi Klum, she doesn't.
Speaker 3: Do hot lady, this hot lady that.
Speaker 4: She does stuff that's hideous kind of She does Worm
Speaker 4: for God's sake or this year.
Speaker 3: She was this.
Speaker 1: Creature and.
Speaker 3: The snakes are moving around.
Speaker 1: I don't even know how they did that, but that.
Speaker 2: Head right here, she's like tongue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah, And and the snakes are
Speaker 4: like just it looks so real, the snakes are Can.
Speaker 1: You ever imagine if a group of kids saw that
Speaker 1: costume just nightmare fuel wandering the neighborhood.
Speaker 4: Yeah, put this up on stand Out during the break.
Speaker 4: It was really cool. I mean, like the reveal, it's
Speaker 4: so elaborate.
Speaker 3: It must have cost so much money.
Speaker 2: Right here, this.
Speaker 4: Literally could have been in a Medusa movie, the main
Speaker 4: star costume with effects.
Speaker 1: I feel kind of bad watching that because she does
Speaker 1: the big reveal, and since all of the photographers are
Speaker 1: both hands on the camera trying to get her to
Speaker 1: look look this way, nobody nobody clapped. She does this
Speaker 1: reveal like it almost like she was expecting some sort
Speaker 1: of applause.
Speaker 3: Yeah did they did? They eventually clap it ahead.
Speaker 1: Right all right.
Speaker 4: I would have put this up on See It Now
Speaker 4: because it is something to behold. We'll put that up.
Speaker 4: You can go to the website the news Junkie dot
Speaker 4: com and hit the See It Now section of the menu,
Speaker 4: and you'll see what we're talking about. What a crazy
Speaker 4: thing she does every year with that, and this one
Speaker 4: was really a big one. When we come back the
Speaker 4: next episode with Sabrina, what's coming up on the next episode,
Speaker 4: What's on the new.
Speaker 2: The next episode. Halloween is over, But that does mean
Speaker 2: debt celebrities can't still make bank, because I have a list.
Speaker 2: This week in full blown shook us, MTV is canceling
Speaker 2: a show that will truly shake up their entire traffic department.
Speaker 2: Plus just in time for the upcoming series finale, one
Speaker 2: of the Stranger Things stars is being accused of harassment.
Speaker 2: I've done so much more coming up on the next episode,
Speaker 2: and that is.
Speaker 4: Coming up next on the News Chunkie. There are two
Speaker 4: juicy pieces of gossip from the roast that I think
Speaker 4: we need to address at some point here, and we'll
Speaker 4: do that after the next episode. We'll also get to
Speaker 4: you and your feedback, So don't forget go over to
Speaker 4: the website.
Speaker 3: It's so easy for you to do.
Speaker 4: Those of you even watching on the stream can go
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Speaker 4: you score down, you see record hit that and record
Speaker 4: us a dispatch. If it wants you to create an account,
Speaker 4: do it. It takes like two seconds. Next thing you know,
Speaker 4: we're hearing you and you're on the show with us.
Speaker 4: I'm excited about that. So get some feedback rolling in
Speaker 4: right now and let's get into it. Let's do the
Speaker 4: next step episode.
Speaker 1: Because there's a lot on TV.
Speaker 9: You can't possibly keep up with all of it, even
Speaker 9: though you should, because what else are you going.
Speaker 1: To talk about? Done anything like that? Nothing?
Speaker 3: Weather's nice.
Speaker 1: It's time for the next episode with Sabrina.
Speaker 3: Hey, hold up.
Speaker 2: The next episode brought to you by that Mortgage Guide
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Speaker 2: Radio Show, and uh an extra special thank you for
Speaker 2: being a sponsor of the roast that we had last week.
Speaker 2: Much appreciated and nice to see Dawn after the show.
Speaker 2: Thank you for joining. And I feel like he had
Speaker 2: stuff that he wanted to say about us. So maybe
Speaker 2: next year we shall see Don and an outfit of sorts.
Speaker 1: I would welcome man.
Speaker 2: Oh that's all I gotta say. Sixty eight years ago,
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty seven, the.
Speaker 3: Very first.
Speaker 2: Dog Dog Dog Dog was shot in a space Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: the Russians launched the second man made satellites, spot Nick two.
Speaker 3: We had a lot of these about dogs in space.
Speaker 2: It's very sad. And on spot Nick two was a
Speaker 2: dog named Laikaika like a never gonna see the Earth again? Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's way ticket.
Speaker 1: You don't know though, that dog way, I had a
Speaker 1: blast that dog might have been like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: it could.
Speaker 2: Be interstellar where it's you know, still in space and
Speaker 2: she has gained zero years. I don't know how dog
Speaker 2: years work in space, but rest in peace and thanks
Speaker 2: for walking so we could run.
Speaker 1: The picture on Laikah's Wikipedia page is like likea in
Speaker 1: a flight harness.
Speaker 2: Terrified out of her goddamn mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, thirty five years ago, nineteen ninety, this right here
Speaker 2: was number one on the Pop Singles chart. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 2: and according to this little tidbit, is the first rap
Speaker 2: single ever to top the pop chart. Really, congratulations, Vanilla,
Speaker 2: Rob van Winkle, here you go coming up very soon.
Speaker 2: I've just started rewatching the entire series. It's kind of
Speaker 2: mind blowing to see how young they were when it started.
Speaker 2: But here we are approaching the series finale of Stranger Things,
Speaker 2: So why not at this moment after all these years
Speaker 2: start leaking out the juice oring that hot tea. And
Speaker 2: according to Milly Bobby Brown, she's now alleging that her
Speaker 2: on screen father figure David Harbor, has been bullying and
Speaker 2: harassing everyone.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, he's not a rough.
Speaker 2: Time big time like, uh, every Friday, I can hear
Speaker 2: like the song releases. I have a playlist. It's like,
Speaker 2: you know, hear the new songs and the artists.
Speaker 6: That you like.
Speaker 1: And Lily Allen has been going nuts with her album.
Speaker 2: Oh my Gosh. There's one song about how he had
Speaker 2: a you know, separate apartment called the Pea Palace. Okay,
Speaker 2: and she you know, they talked about an open relationship.
Speaker 2: But mind you, all the details are in the lyrics
Speaker 2: and still rhyming. It's still kind of a fun song
Speaker 2: to dance to.
Speaker 4: What's the deal with There's just so people know, Lily
Speaker 4: Allen the pop star was married to for quite some time,
Speaker 4: David Harbor, David Harbor from Stranger Things, And it seems
Speaker 4: like this is now gone south and she's putting out
Speaker 4: a bunch of stuff about it seems.
Speaker 1: Like stuff is coming out of the woodwork too now
Speaker 1: that her album is out. Because I saw something, and
Speaker 1: I thought it was about Lily Allen and I was like,
Speaker 1: she's not dead, She's still alive. And they're like, no,
Speaker 1: it was a different David Harbor girlfriend of sorts. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: that was living at his apartment for free, and yeah
Speaker 1: it killed herself.
Speaker 2: Really, he was at an award show and she jumped
Speaker 2: off the balcony of his own apartment.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And Lily Allen, apparently his second apartment called the Peat Palace,
Speaker 2: found a chest of a bunch of sex toys, all
Speaker 2: of which somehow like.
Speaker 3: You can't have a Peat Palace without a chess.
Speaker 2: For her exeically detailed to a cool beat. But now
Speaker 2: Mellie Bobby Brown is in play and according to a source,
Speaker 2: she apparently filed a formal complaint before filming the final season,
Speaker 2: had a personal representative with her when they filmed the finale,
Speaker 2: and the source also said there were paid and pages
Speaker 2: and pages of accusations. The investigation went on for months.
Speaker 2: How make sure the allegations not sexual?
Speaker 10: Though?
Speaker 4: Has has anybody actually involved talked about this, because I'd
Speaker 4: be interested to.
Speaker 1: See if they say, like, oh, yeah, this is real
Speaker 1: or it's really all at this point? Yeah, Oh I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't even think we know.
Speaker 4: Everybody's assuming that it's from Lily Allen because that makes
Speaker 4: the most sense because she's like kind of going after him.
Speaker 4: But I don't know, it seems weird, like this is
Speaker 4: right before Stranger Things too. Does that come out in
Speaker 4: the next couple of.
Speaker 1: Weeks or something?
Speaker 2: Yeah, not a great promo.
Speaker 4: Oh no, it comes out Year's Day. Yeah, Year's Day.
Speaker 2: That's the second half of the final season.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: I thought it was just the.
Speaker 1: Last episode that they were putting in movie theaters on
Speaker 1: New Year's Eve.
Speaker 2: So maybe sometime soon. Yeah, the Stranger Thing is trying
Speaker 2: to figure out what the schedule is, am I Right?
Speaker 4: November twenty sixth is Volume one, Volume two December twenty
Speaker 4: fifth day, and the series finale is New Year's Eve.
Speaker 2: Hot, damn, you know what will not be on TV
Speaker 2: after New Year's Eve? And this is crazy to think
Speaker 2: about considering how often we've talked about MTV's schedule. But
Speaker 2: according to reports, after fifteen years, forty six seasons, seventeen
Speaker 2: hundred episodes, it's gone that ridiculous. What are they going
Speaker 2: to put on the air now?
Speaker 1: I think it's just toast man, They're still playing a
Speaker 1: lot of the Catfishing show too right, that's done too that.
Speaker 2: Much MTV in a long time. I just remember talking
Speaker 2: about someone getting a screenshot of the daily schedule and
Speaker 2: the rest five percent of it was ridiculousness.
Speaker 1: There was a Twitter account, there's there's been a couple
Speaker 1: Twitter accounts that have done this, but the one for
Speaker 1: MTV was always the most ridiculous. But there was a
Speaker 1: couple Twitter accounts that would release like a graphic grid
Speaker 1: of that week's schedule for those stations, and the one
Speaker 1: for MTV was just all ridiculous, ridiculousness.
Speaker 2: New episodes will continue to air into the new year,
Speaker 2: but sor just say MTV wants to return to shows
Speaker 2: that are more like the stuff they did in the early,
Speaker 2: more experimental days, whatever that means, I think.
Speaker 1: It's too late.
Speaker 4: MTV is in like almost seventy million households. Last I
Speaker 4: saw seventy million households, and they're big shows. Their big
Speaker 4: tent pole shows get about two hundred thousand viewers.
Speaker 2: It's I think they're just lucky to be attached to
Speaker 2: the conglomerate because that owns Pluto and now you can
Speaker 2: go to whatever channel because I can see ridiculousness being
Speaker 2: something that's in the background at a bar. Oh sure,
Speaker 2: you know, but we'll see what happens after that. If
Speaker 2: ridiculousness is dead, that doesn't mean they can't make any money.
Speaker 2: And that's my segue into a new list that Forbes
Speaker 2: has released of all the highest paid dead AF celebrities
Speaker 2: all right in twenty twenty five. This is based on
Speaker 2: their pre tax earnings from sales, streams and other licensing deals.
Speaker 1: What are the rules do they do? They have to
Speaker 1: be dead before twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, so nobody's out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ozzie is out. But this is everyone else who
Speaker 2: has earned I mean so much, so much money. I'll
Speaker 2: start with number ten, right or I'm sorry thirteen Kobe
Speaker 2: Bryant ten million dollars.
Speaker 3: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: Arnold Palmer eleven million dollars.
Speaker 1: He's got a lot of businesses. It's a great drink
Speaker 1: to all those all those iced tea and lemonades.
Speaker 2: Prince eleven million dollars. John Legend, imagine that a twelve million?
Speaker 1: What I say, you just killed John Legend?
Speaker 2: A bad him? Sorry, Christy Bob Marley thirteen million buckaroos
Speaker 2: at number eight Jimmy Buffett fourteen million, Elvis Presley, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. At number seven with seventy million dollars.
Speaker 2: I feel like as I go up this list, the
Speaker 2: have they have been more dead than like Kobe Bryant,
Speaker 2: as far as they've been dead longer? Rather all right,
Speaker 2: because we have Elvis Presley seventeen, Miles Davis twenty one
Speaker 2: million dollars.
Speaker 1: Damn Miles Davis.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Wow, that's yir.
Speaker 1: He probably had, you know, his hand in a bunch
Speaker 1: of really popular songs or stuff with.
Speaker 2: Sampled notorious Big eighty million dollars. Tie for number three
Speaker 2: Pink Floyd members Richard Wright and Sid Barrett eighty one
Speaker 2: million dollars each, and number two doctor Freakin' SEUs eighty
Speaker 2: five million dollars. That makes sense, But number one and
Speaker 2: he guesses before I play it, Michael Johnson, Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: got to be like, yeah, one hundred five million dead
Speaker 2: ass dollars. Yeah, it makes sense writing his dead ass box.
Speaker 1: How much you say Marley was thirteen million? Ten million?
Speaker 1: Marley was thirteen Was Marley a millionaire when he when
Speaker 1: he died?
Speaker 3: He seems like I'd.
Speaker 2: Think so, I don't think it was a millionaire. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think it was kind of famous. Yes, but wasn't
Speaker 2: he more of a oosthrumous earning type.
Speaker 1: I kind of get mad. I mean, obviously he's made
Speaker 1: what made much more after the.
Speaker 2: Fact, but uh, doctors, who's good on you?
Speaker 1: Yes, Bob Marley was likely a millionaire by today's standards.
Speaker 1: Uh the time of his death is networth was about
Speaker 1: eleven point five million dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, how good for him?
Speaker 3: How much week?
Speaker 2: Can you get? One point five million at lot? On
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Speaker 4: When we come back, we'll talk about some of the
Speaker 4: juicier sides of the roast, some stuff that happened. Uh,
Speaker 4: well during the event that we need to discuss, and
Speaker 4: we'll get into the nitty gritty there. Plus we still
Speaker 4: have to talk about some crazy last minute stuff happening
Speaker 4: with this this snap, the food stamp drama, dumb homes are,
Speaker 4: the woman who encountered one of the escaped lab monkeys.
Speaker 4: All of that coming up in this hour alone, and
Speaker 4: that is coming up next on the News Junkie. A
Speaker 4: couple of things, some drama really from the roast event,
Speaker 4: and we've got to figure out how to handle these
Speaker 4: two things. Honest to god, I was thinking about this
Speaker 4: a bit this morning. I was like, I don't know
Speaker 4: what the right move is here. Word is that there
Speaker 4: was at least one attendee of the roast event who
Speaker 4: may have been flashing her boobs during the event, And
Speaker 4: as many of you know, there was a camera trained
Speaker 4: on the audience, which I don't know if that played
Speaker 4: into these things that people were like, oh.
Speaker 1: There's a camera pointed at us, and people started to
Speaker 1: get saucy in a movie like whoa.
Speaker 2: And it's a lot of editing.
Speaker 4: I have no idea what the response to this should
Speaker 4: be should be, like Okay, well.
Speaker 1: Let's edit this out, or.
Speaker 2: We have to decide if it's a pumpkin or the
Speaker 2: new junkie logo, or maybe you know something else that's fun.
Speaker 4: They everybody knew. There was signs everywhere on the entrances
Speaker 4: everywhere coming to the venue, like this is being filmed
Speaker 4: for a video special, a video on demand special, and
Speaker 4: you will be videotaped and audio recorded in this room.
Speaker 11: Just so you know.
Speaker 3: It's right there, posted everywhere clearly.
Speaker 4: So somebody got so at least one person I heard
Speaker 4: there may have been too, but at least one person
Speaker 4: started getting saucy and started flashing boobs during the roast.
Speaker 1: And I don't know what the hell to do with that,
Speaker 1: how to handle that. And there's other stories afterwards that
Speaker 1: we could leave. But I have no idea.
Speaker 6: I did not.
Speaker 2: I did not see them flashed their boobs in the past.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't think so. I think it was new boobs.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 3: As much as like I guarantee that it was.
Speaker 4: There was somebody who showed up and they're like, this
Speaker 4: is a fancy event. I'm going and let's do it
Speaker 4: here we go, let's flop these things out right now,
Speaker 4: And they were putting them on display during the roast. Now,
Speaker 4: I did tell you it was much easier to see
Speaker 4: like some stuff happening in the crowd from the stage
Speaker 4: during the roast this year, because it definitely was. I
Speaker 4: was able to pick out a couple of things, a
Speaker 4: couple of people here and there. But I didn't see
Speaker 4: any of this.
Speaker 3: I did not see it.
Speaker 4: I only heard about it from multiple people afterwards. So
Speaker 4: I don't know exactly what the story is there. If
Speaker 4: the person who was flashing wants to give their backstory,
Speaker 4: hit us up tips at the news Junking out Front,
Speaker 4: Tip t ips tips tips of the news junki dot
Speaker 4: com just the case you won't go through. No, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's not gonna it's gonna get bounced back. You don't
Speaker 4: want to do that, But I will have to figure
Speaker 4: out what to do with that. And then the second
Speaker 4: thing was there was a point I would say it
Speaker 4: was just a little over halfway through the roast where
Speaker 4: whether it was because you guys got into the you
Speaker 4: got into.
Speaker 3: The little like lounge area early.
Speaker 4: Because you guys, some of you were there as soon
Speaker 4: as the lounge area open at six thirty, and then
Speaker 4: you got into the venue at seven o'clock. And then
Speaker 4: The roast started at about eight fifteen, so that's an
Speaker 4: hour and forty five minutes.
Speaker 3: Before the start of the show.
Speaker 1: And at the start of the show, everybody was like
Speaker 1: professional and you guys were like really looking sharp and
Speaker 1: being respectful. At some point, I would say around the
Speaker 1: midpoint of the roast, people started to go wild.
Speaker 2: People were shouting stuff randomly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I could tell what you talk to your radios
Speaker 1: out loud. It was a lot of people who.
Speaker 4: Were, as Celan said, like kind of shouting back at
Speaker 4: the radio and no, we're not miked, so oh no,
Speaker 4: they were there. There was a Michael like at.
Speaker 2: That moment, we could not hear you as well as
Speaker 2: maybe you thought we could hear you.
Speaker 4: I could hear little bits. And some of it was
Speaker 4: like trying to join in on the roasting. Some of
Speaker 4: it classic participation roast, Yeah, yeah, some of it was
Speaker 4: like trying to ask questions. In the middle of the roasts.
Speaker 4: The people started to get saucy. Man uh and Bootsy
Speaker 4: says the shouters were annoying. There was there was a group,
Speaker 4: There was people here and there, and it's interesting because
Speaker 4: I wouldn't I see some people saying heckling I wouldn't
Speaker 4: really classify it as heckling.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's I think there's that that term
Speaker 1: has loosened a bit because I've heard of comedians that
Speaker 1: were on stage referring to people who are as heckling,
Speaker 1: even though they're not going boom you suck like like that.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're including people who just like interrupt or like, eh,
Speaker 1: you're awesome, man, that was a funny joke, like you know,
Speaker 1: the participation part. They're kind of roping those in with
Speaker 1: heckling as well, because some people would some people would
Speaker 1: stand up and they'd be like, that's totally.
Speaker 2: True man, and wait what I know your dogs mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is happening?
Speaker 4: People were getting really drunk and saucy, and I think
Speaker 4: they wanted to be part of it. I know there
Speaker 4: was people asking befriends like can we have a thing
Speaker 4: where the audience can roast? And it felt like some
Speaker 4: people wanted to at that point in time. Now, because
Speaker 4: this was such a professional production, we can we can
Speaker 4: keep some of that stuff in or completely keep it
Speaker 4: out and you'll never know that it happened to begin with.
Speaker 4: But a bunch of times there was people just like
Speaker 4: tossing in their two cents throughout the I would say
Speaker 4: it was like maybe a little beyond half to maybe
Speaker 4: two thirds through the the other where they started to
Speaker 4: toss that stuff out there.
Speaker 1: I think I think that that definition has shifted because
Speaker 1: over the years, I definitely if you talked about heckling
Speaker 1: to me, I would think it's people who are just
Speaker 1: telling you that you trolling whoever's on stage, and uh,
Speaker 1: the the problem started being people that were drunk and
Speaker 1: with you about it, but still should have been silent
Speaker 1: about that. Yeah, somebody says Mo is truly unruly. Austin
Speaker 1: says Mo was truly unruly. I don't think it was Mo.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you, I did not expect was he.
Speaker 3: You know, I could have gone without some of Mo.
Speaker 2: Please, that would not have happened without all of MO.
Speaker 2: Know what he did, I mean greatly. He was has
Speaker 2: been in studio leading up to the event, and neither
Speaker 2: of us knew it was going to go down.
Speaker 3: News to me one of them both.
Speaker 2: I'm sitting next to Sea and I'm like, oh my,
Speaker 2: this is something else, and that's part.
Speaker 6: Of the roast.
Speaker 3: Also, Yeah, I'm you look like you don't believe that
Speaker 3: we didn't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 2: Hold on.
Speaker 3: I believe that you guys didn't know. I never said that, Yeah,
Speaker 3: was it part of the roast.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I'm if I'm being real, I
Speaker 4: don't know necessarily that that was one of the other
Speaker 4: things where I was like, come on, man, but it'll
Speaker 4: stay in. It'll it'll stay in for those of you
Speaker 4: who want to watch, eventually, we'll see what you all
Speaker 4: thought about this. But I didn't hear mo freaking out.
Speaker 4: I just it was mostly can I can I just
Speaker 4: say it? It was mostly females. It was mostly women
Speaker 4: in the audience that I heard saying stuff, but not
Speaker 4: all because there were the drunker people got. The more
Speaker 4: they were like, oh yeah, what about this and what
Speaker 4: but what about this thing?
Speaker 3: Holy cowhich is which is interesting.
Speaker 4: And I say the Heckler thing because if you if
Speaker 4: you think about it like a Heckler, you think that
Speaker 4: that means that things were going wrong. Things weren't going wrong.
Speaker 4: The audience was really like into everything that was happening.
Speaker 4: I think almost the entire time, like the audience was
Speaker 4: dialed in and really laughing and having the blast. But
Speaker 4: then they thought some of you thought like at this
Speaker 4: portion where we just hit this drunk meter, this drunk
Speaker 4: limit was hit that like, I want.
Speaker 3: To be part of this too.
Speaker 4: I want to say something too, and I want to
Speaker 4: inject my opinion here.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what to do with that either,
Speaker 1: but it was it was.
Speaker 4: I guess it wouldn't be one of our events if
Speaker 4: it didn't get kind of wild, if it was too tame.
Speaker 4: I think the folks at Judson's, like I heard multiple
Speaker 4: times the staff talking back and forth, they were like,
Speaker 4: this is uh, we've never had anything like this.
Speaker 1: We've already believed that there's still a pretty new venue.
Speaker 1: I would believe that if there was. If they care
Speaker 1: to tell us what got wilder, I want to know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bootsie says, opinion, next time, let's have a pee break.
Speaker 4: So probably there's two choices that you can make an
Speaker 4: event like this. One is just hammered out because you
Speaker 4: don't want to lose any kind of momentum, and that's
Speaker 4: what I thought might be the best move.
Speaker 1: Two is it goes on longer. I don't know how
Speaker 1: long you guys know when we ended it was it
Speaker 1: was at least ninety minutes.
Speaker 3: If not, it going even longer than I have no idea.
Speaker 1: But it went on for a little while, and just
Speaker 1: so everybody knows, however you felt all right, however you felt.
Speaker 1: I the moment I sat down had to pee worse
Speaker 1: than I've ever had to pee in my life.
Speaker 4: And I couldn't go anywhere. I was completely stuck. I
Speaker 4: thought about going like, hang on, let's do a time out.
Speaker 4: I have to run and go to the bathroom right now.
Speaker 1: One of the roasters and I may have done a
Speaker 1: last minute pee in a dressing room before the show,
Speaker 1: and uh in toilet. I hope he was using the toilet,
Speaker 1: and since the toilet was not available, I well there
Speaker 1: were showers.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much?
Speaker 1: Did you?
Speaker 4: Did you hear back from Judson's management, by the way,
Speaker 4: ceiling no why they were upset with you over a
Speaker 4: couple of things. First I've heard YEA one was perhaps
Speaker 4: there was something that you brought along.
Speaker 3: With you to the venue.
Speaker 2: Ain't no way, no what's happening.
Speaker 1: At the time.
Speaker 3: Perhaps I just there, there are there are, There was talk.
Speaker 2: There was just bring that T shirt, cannon and then among.
Speaker 1: The staff about and all I can say is, thank god,
Speaker 1: thank god you brought it because though it made me
Speaker 1: have to pee very very bad afterwards, it certainly uh
Speaker 1: cooled me down beforehand and got me ready. I brought
Speaker 1: liquid ivy and red bulls. Oh is that it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, liquid ivy and right, okay, all right. I believe you.
Speaker 3: I believe you, folks. I believe them.
Speaker 4: You could tell us what you thought about the events,
Speaker 4: send your dispatches over if you were one of the
Speaker 4: lucky ones to be there. I was kidding, by the way,
Speaker 4: they didn't say anything about you. The venue loved you. Everybody.
Speaker 4: There's nothing to say now. Sure, although I could have
Speaker 4: though this is probably shouldn't say this part.
Speaker 1: Thank you, I'd say that that part's bad.
Speaker 4: Actually, they were fantastic through and through and wanted like
Speaker 4: even before we did the event, they're like, we should
Speaker 4: do this again next year.
Speaker 1: Who knows about that.
Speaker 3: That's that's pretty far down the line, people.
Speaker 2: What was interesting is like leading up to it, you
Speaker 2: forget how big Doctor Phillips Performing Art Center is. So
Speaker 2: like as we get there, I am in Uh, You're
Speaker 2: right in front of me a cellist and right behind
Speaker 2: me is four opera singers and we're just all going
Speaker 2: through the same security line, They're like, oh, you guys
Speaker 2: are with that comedy show at White Place. Yeah sounds good.
Speaker 2: You are not a professional musician at all.
Speaker 1: That we skipped me past a lot of opera singers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's there was very different audiences there that night
Speaker 4: and performers, very very true.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there there was a point. I don't know if
Speaker 3: anybody got it on video.
Speaker 1: Somebody might have.
Speaker 3: I think somebody was recording on their phone.
Speaker 4: But there was a point when a couple of people backstage,
Speaker 4: including Ross Pageant, I think he was the one in
Speaker 4: particularly to bring this up, but I might be wrong
Speaker 4: about that. It was Ross Paget, Ross McCoy see Lane,
Speaker 4: Josh Ryan, and a couple other people, I think, and
Speaker 4: Ross was like, hey, are there any limits or can
Speaker 4: we go full force?
Speaker 1: What can we do?
Speaker 4: And I was like, just so everybody knows, you know,
Speaker 4: like right, I was like, just so everybody knows. Do
Speaker 4: whatever you got to do so that the audience has fun.
Speaker 4: And if the audience has fun, that's all I care about.
Speaker 4: If people are laughing and enjoying themselves, that's the point
Speaker 4: of all of this. I'll not hold it against you afterwards.
Speaker 4: And yeah, I think for the most part. You know,
Speaker 4: people people got that that was the assignment. But it
Speaker 4: was so fun and I can't wait for everybody to
Speaker 4: see the video and to see how all this came out.
Speaker 4: For those of you who obviously weren't in attendance.
Speaker 1: Parts of it, I don't you know, it's so nervous
Speaker 1: leading up to Yeah, can I.
Speaker 3: Tell you you say you were nervous.
Speaker 4: Courtney made a comment right afterwards and she was like, see,
Speaker 4: Lane was the best I've seen him. He was, she said,
Speaker 4: She mentioned specifically, she was like, he was like Louis
Speaker 4: c k. She was like, Sealane, seems.
Speaker 2: So, oh you did do that masturbating in front of everybody.
Speaker 4: Calm and like confident and in control in the moment.
Speaker 4: And she was in particular saying like you really so
Speaker 4: if you were.
Speaker 1: Do you remember Will Ferrell at the end of Old
Speaker 1: School when he gives that speech at the decathlon or
Speaker 1: what not the caathlon, but like the academic thing, and
Speaker 1: then afterwards he goes, what say.
Speaker 6: That was that? Was it?
Speaker 1: I like wiped my face. I did the thing, and
Speaker 1: then I went, how did it go? I did the
Speaker 1: wrong song? Oh God?
Speaker 4: All right, so we'll take more of your comments on
Speaker 4: that as we roll on throughout the show today.
Speaker 3: It was fun to relive a little bit of that.
Speaker 3: Let's see here.
Speaker 4: I did want to talk about a bunch of other things,
Speaker 4: so let's work some stuff in. One thing was there's
Speaker 4: a story that's been going viral sort of here and
Speaker 4: there about the LDS Church. You guys know what that
Speaker 4: means when I say the LDS Church. Yeah, the church,
Speaker 4: the Jesus Court Christ and Latter day Saints, the Mormon Church,
Speaker 4: if you will, And let's let's see if we can
Speaker 4: if you guys can bring up another story on this
Speaker 4: to get some more details, because I don't have too much.
Speaker 4: But I had heard that there was this huge thing
Speaker 4: in the Mormon Church when they change the rules for
Speaker 4: like Mormon underwear. I'm not kidding, it's seriously, you know,
Speaker 4: you guys have heard about like the Mormon Church. If
Speaker 4: you're really somebody who adheres to the rules, they have
Speaker 4: particular they call magic underwear that they're supposed to wear.
Speaker 4: And I guess in the Mormon Church they decided to
Speaker 4: change some of the rules. And when they did that,
Speaker 4: there's only a handful of places that you can go
Speaker 4: to to get this stuff. And there were these massive weights,
Speaker 4: like huge lines and stuff underwear for people trying to
Speaker 4: buy the new version of the magic underwear in the
Speaker 4: Mormon Church.
Speaker 3: Which are you talking about the temple garment? Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: there's a.
Speaker 2: Different where before it was time to have children or no.
Speaker 4: No, no, it's like I think you're supposed to use
Speaker 4: this more often than that. But here's here's a line
Speaker 4: of the people. This give us some more info.
Speaker 7: Whor's Tuesday line stretched out the door as Latter day
Speaker 7: Saints gathered for the launch of new temple garments. Release
Speaker 7: introduces leaveless tops and new fabrics in tank top like design,
Speaker 7: not to help members in warmer climates.
Speaker 1: So they didn't have like underwear tops and bottoms that
Speaker 1: were as good for when it was cold outside. And
Speaker 1: they loosened the rules and so there was a three
Speaker 1: hour line of people to get these and get the
Speaker 1: new merch, the new Mormon Mormon merch that was being released.
Speaker 3: Stibo says Mormons have magic underwear.
Speaker 1: Do people not know this?
Speaker 3: Should I go back to that first?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I didn't know. It says Mormon women can wear
Speaker 1: new sacred undergarments. Some wonder why now even on scorching
Speaker 1: summer days. Faithful members of the Church of Jesus Christ
Speaker 1: of Latter day Saints wear sacred religious garments underneath their clothing.
Speaker 2: Okay, so if it's the same thing, but no, those
Speaker 2: who don't know, why can't you just cut yourself.
Speaker 4: Well, they started with this like old school garment that
Speaker 4: you would wear, and they call it your magic underwear
Speaker 4: if you're a Mormon.
Speaker 1: And it's like.
Speaker 4: It's like they're like long shorts for men and women,
Speaker 4: and then like a white shirt for men, and like
Speaker 4: a white like almost like a broad type thing for women.
Speaker 3: But it hadn't been updated in so long. Does look
Speaker 3: very supporting?
Speaker 1: No, not at all.
Speaker 4: Looks horrible, which is why there's a three hour line
Speaker 4: when they change this. It's called the temple garment. I
Speaker 4: know our Mormons out there are going crazy, So do
Speaker 4: join in, join the conversation with your your take on this.
Speaker 4: A temple garment, also referred to as garments or garments
Speaker 4: of the Holy Priesthood, or Mormon underwear.
Speaker 1: They also call it magic underwear.
Speaker 4: Is a type of underwear worn by adherents of the
Speaker 4: LDS movement the Latter Day Saints movement after they have
Speaker 4: taken part in the endowment ceremony. Garments are required for
Speaker 4: any individual who previously participated in the endowment ceremony to
Speaker 4: enter a temple. The undergarments are viewed as a symbolic
Speaker 4: reminder of the covenants made in temple ceremonies, and they're
Speaker 4: seen as a symbolic and or literal.
Speaker 3: Source of protection.
Speaker 4: The garment is given as part of the washing, an
Speaker 4: annoyting part of the endowment, and is worn under the
Speaker 4: temple robes. And so once you know you you're sort
Speaker 4: of baptized in a way, they give you these and
Speaker 4: you have to wear them to any kind of like
Speaker 4: church or official events.
Speaker 2: Also available on their online store. Did you know that
Speaker 2: was the thing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they got merch That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I just sent you guys the link to the website.
Speaker 2: It's something else.
Speaker 4: Hold on, I want to see how much they costs. Actually,
Speaker 4: give me just a second to pull this up. Store
Speaker 4: dot church or Jesus Christ dot organ Ya real store.
Speaker 2: You have to sign in.
Speaker 3: Oh do you have to be like a member?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Look look what it says.
Speaker 4: It says we are experiencing very high demand for the
Speaker 4: new garment styles, which caused some products to be temporarily
Speaker 4: out of stock online and in some distribution stores. Online
Speaker 4: orders will be processing the order they're received. We appreciate
Speaker 4: your patients and are working tore a smooth experience for everyone.
Speaker 4: So like these undergarments, like these underwear that the Mormons
Speaker 4: have to wear. They finally updated them, and it caused
Speaker 4: this huge, huge line at all of these places. This
Speaker 4: store is crazy, They talked so weird.
Speaker 1: They talked to this woman, Dara Layton, and she says
Speaker 1: she thinks her closet has doubled in size since getting
Speaker 1: the sleeveless garment. About a month ago. I went on
Speaker 1: probably the biggest shopping spree I've ever gone on in
Speaker 1: my entire life. I was like, so excited to have
Speaker 1: new styles that I could wear. Yeah, I guess their
Speaker 1: old styles were from like the eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 2: Let the modern they're gonna look, I don't know.
Speaker 3: They haven't show them.
Speaker 1: Have bathing suits. Then she said, my shoulders have never
Speaker 1: been more tan in my entire life.
Speaker 2: They have to go in full garmen. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: to the to the beach, like their bathing suit would
Speaker 2: be much like the magic underwear picture you showed where
Speaker 2: it's like everything's still being covered.
Speaker 4: Uh, we we need to hear from Mormons. Join us
Speaker 4: and tell us what your thoughts are on this and
Speaker 4: what their moms are.
Speaker 3: Two tips at the.
Speaker 1: New Junkie dot com and let me go back to
Speaker 1: this is from Saint George News.
Speaker 7: Saint George News at five anchors told Monica McLaughlin asked
Speaker 7: why the new garments are exciting local church members.
Speaker 3: I'm Monica with.
Speaker 2: Saint George News and I've got Lexi here with me
Speaker 2: who works at DESTT Book.
Speaker 1: As you can see the line behind us.
Speaker 2: Lexi, what's going on here today?
Speaker 5: Today we open the launching of our brand new garments
Speaker 5: for the Latter day Saints of the Church to Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: So we're super excited to be.
Speaker 5: Able to have everyone out here and excited about these
Speaker 5: new garments being launched.
Speaker 2: So what have you seen outside this store?
Speaker 3: Lots of excitement, that's for sure.
Speaker 2: So we're just excited.
Speaker 5: And this is the way that we have seen people
Speaker 5: come closer to our Savior, Jesus Christ. It's a great opportunity,
Speaker 5: opportunity for them to be able to come closer to him,
Speaker 5: to the way that they dedicate.
Speaker 3: Them like they haven't showed and this is what I
Speaker 3: really want to see. What the news stuff looks like?
Speaker 3: Do they go inside? Maybe they won't show it because
Speaker 3: is that like would that be seen as something.
Speaker 1: That was frowned they had on the website. They're not
Speaker 1: going to show themselves awreing it, I guess. But yeah,
Speaker 1: they won't have like a model editor. So I feel
Speaker 1: like she said a lot of words, but Jesus Crisis
Speaker 1: of them didn't.
Speaker 4: Say a lot of things. Because it's about underwear. I
Speaker 4: think that they don't want to necessarily share this information. Okay, here,
Speaker 4: here's this a historic update. The way it is finally over.
Speaker 1: Is finally over.
Speaker 10: The sleeveless Latter Day Saint garments are now officially on
Speaker 10: sale across the finally and as I'm sure you've seen
Speaker 10: all over social media, the demand is so high it's
Speaker 10: already crashing the Turches online store and causing long lines
Speaker 10: outside of Desert Book.
Speaker 3: Follow me and I'm gonna keep you up date. I'm
Speaker 3: breaking trip to Jesus Crisis.
Speaker 4: Okay, follow, I'll give you a follow information moving forward.
Speaker 4: So we want to hear from you Mormons. Tell us
Speaker 4: what's going on with these updated outfits and if you
Speaker 4: got one, whether you have to wear these to what places?
Speaker 4: All of that very valuable information. Take them mom at
Speaker 4: tips tips at the news Junki dot com or send
Speaker 4: a dispatch on the website the Neewsjunkie dot com. When
Speaker 4: we return, we will get into the escape lab monkey
Speaker 4: that we stop I talked about last week.
Speaker 3: This escape lab monkey.
Speaker 4: Some original stories said it had like herpies and COVID
Speaker 4: at the same time. Then they said no, it didn't,
Speaker 4: we assure you, and they murdered all the monkeys and
Speaker 4: then there was one on the loose. Still now we
Speaker 4: know the fate of the one on the loose, and
Speaker 4: it's a wild tale of a mother protecting her family,
Speaker 4: and those details are coming up next on the News Junkie.
Speaker 4: Dylan had such a good time, like he could not
Speaker 4: stop talking afterwards. Cool like being there and getting to
Speaker 4: be a part of that, and like you know, for
Speaker 4: him he has his everyday life and all this stuff
Speaker 4: that he does, and then he connects with the audience
Speaker 4: every once in a while and to be able to
Speaker 4: be up in front of the crowd and then and
Speaker 4: feel good about it.
Speaker 2: It was lay still at that moment, just walking in,
Speaker 2: I'm like, what's that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you look familiar.
Speaker 2: I cannot put and oh my god, it was Dylan,
Speaker 2: because I still see that twelve year old with the
Speaker 2: blonde and tiny and now he's a full grown man.
Speaker 2: And he was hilarious.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's been so long now, it's been so he's
Speaker 4: twenty five five years old.
Speaker 1: We still kind of see the little kid that you
Speaker 1: made cry in the old studio when you asked him
Speaker 1: about it. If he had a girlfriend, I don't make
Speaker 1: him cry anymore. Yeah, toughened up over here. He hasn't
Speaker 1: done that as of late.
Speaker 4: But he had such a blast and just everybody there,
Speaker 4: I want you to know that, because he just couldn't
Speaker 4: stop talking about it.
Speaker 1: Did he's sticking around for Halloween or what? Did he hallow?
Speaker 1: Aspect to WestBam.
Speaker 4: He when we woke up the next morning, we went
Speaker 4: and had some breakfast and went to winebar George and
Speaker 4: had some launch some point, and then he had to
Speaker 4: get back because he had to work at the vape store.
Speaker 1: The vape store doesn't run itself. I know, you got
Speaker 1: to get back out there, you got to get slinging
Speaker 1: the vapes.
Speaker 4: So he got back out and got back to work,
Speaker 4: and then I think did some Halloween stuff with his
Speaker 4: with his friends at some point in time. But it
Speaker 4: was awesome to get to see him at least for
Speaker 4: a little while. And then on the way out, I
Speaker 4: was like clicking into the very rare for me dad mode,
Speaker 4: where you know, he drove his car up here.
Speaker 3: He's got a Honda and I'm looking at the car
Speaker 3: like the last time he had an oil change on
Speaker 3: the sun. He's like, I just got an oil change, Dad.
Speaker 3: I go, your tires look a little low. Let's check
Speaker 3: your tires. Let's fill him up.
Speaker 1: Let's get them all up to the amount of PSI
Speaker 1: my dad the first handful of times he came to
Speaker 1: the house that I'm at now, he would look outside
Speaker 1: and go, puoll needs water. Pull needs water. You need
Speaker 1: to fill up that pool.
Speaker 4: It's like, you go too this dad role where you
Speaker 4: can't just sit back And I'm like, how many miles
Speaker 4: on it?
Speaker 3: How many miles? And he there's thirty miles, So okay,
Speaker 3: all right, let you just get keep to the turnpike
Speaker 3: and make sure it's just following all the rules of
Speaker 3: the road. And what am I doing here?
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's like, just send me an EMOCHI if
Speaker 2: you're okay.
Speaker 4: He got out of here, and but I just wanted
Speaker 4: to say he had a blast. He really had a
Speaker 4: good time and it made him feel good. There are
Speaker 4: some people who don't feel great about this, but we
Speaker 4: have to share the story with you regardless. And we
Speaker 4: talked last week about the situation in Mississippi where there
Speaker 4: was a truck that was headed to a facility and
Speaker 4: actually what I think it was like headed through Louisiana
Speaker 4: at one point in time, and the truck crashed and
Speaker 4: all these lab monkeys poured out of the truck. They
Speaker 4: spilled out of the truck and they went running in
Speaker 4: all sorts of directions. And they at first were saying
Speaker 4: the driver of the truck was like, all the monkeys
Speaker 4: got herpies in COVID.
Speaker 3: They're test monkeys. Away, they're dangerous, And the news goes way.
Speaker 4: They have wide and he goes, they have COVID and
Speaker 4: they have herpes and you gotta you gotta stay away
Speaker 4: from And they assured us that the monkeys, the lab monkeys,
Speaker 4: didn't actually have these things, but then they proceeded to
Speaker 4: kill all of them. They kill all the monkeys and
Speaker 4: there was just one on the loose, and there was
Speaker 4: a mother who encountered the final one and it was
Speaker 4: in her yard.
Speaker 3: I guess in Mississippi. I think this is some of
Speaker 3: the footage of the monkey on the loose. There he is,
Speaker 3: there's a monkey just in the grass.
Speaker 4: This is this is where the crash was, I think
Speaker 4: because I see some of the parts of the truck,
Speaker 4: the cages and whatnot, and the monkeys terrified.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sure, yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The lady filming goes, oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: The monkeys are running around right now. There was there
Speaker 1: was just one left on the loose, and I got
Speaker 1: bad news. There was I'm destroyed.
Speaker 4: The mom said, I felt like I had to protect
Speaker 4: my children, and she blasted the monkey finality. She said
Speaker 4: that she feared for the safety of her children. WAPT
Speaker 4: News had this. Let's see what they said.
Speaker 11: The homeowner near Heidelberg shot and killed one of the
Speaker 11: monkeys that escaped after a truck overturned in Jasper County.
Speaker 12: At first, because I say, okay, if I shoot, is
Speaker 12: he gonna run to me?
Speaker 1: Well, that's the moment.
Speaker 11: Jessica von Ferguson and she said that she was alerted
Speaker 11: by her sixteen year old son, who said he had
Speaker 11: seen a monkey running in their yard outside their home
Speaker 11: near Heidelberg.
Speaker 1: Or if I ever said that to my mom, my
Speaker 1: mom would go, yeah, right, shut up, there's no.
Speaker 3: Mom, I swear there's a monkey in the yard right now.
Speaker 4: And mom goes, all right, Mom goes out in the
Speaker 4: yard to take a look, and she sees the monkey
Speaker 4: and things didn't go well.
Speaker 11: Six this morning and the Jasper County Sheriff's office confirmed
Speaker 11: in a social media post that a homeowner had found
Speaker 11: one of the monkeys on their property Sunday morning.
Speaker 1: Well that was them.
Speaker 11: The same Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parts said that
Speaker 11: that monkey is now in their possession.
Speaker 1: Oh the guy, Oh I thought you shot the monkey.
Speaker 3: It said the monkey survived good. Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: this can't be right.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't think they have the latest news because
Speaker 4: the Associated press literally says one of the monkeys that
Speaker 4: was escaped was shot and killed.
Speaker 3: But this guy is saying it's a live style shot
Speaker 3: at it.
Speaker 12: The first time, he just set them and I shot
Speaker 12: again and that's when he went back and I said,
Speaker 12: I was confused because he wasn't scared anything. He didn't move,
Speaker 12: He just sa sitting there watching me.
Speaker 2: They probably just.
Speaker 11: So many of the backers, like who monkeys that were
Speaker 11: on the loose as of this morning, but with this
Speaker 11: one now being found, there are two that are still
Speaker 11: unaccounted for. And the truck drivers say that they were
Speaker 11: coming from Tulane University in New Orleans.
Speaker 3: However, no one is saying where that truck was going.
Speaker 4: This must have been an earlier report because this one,
Speaker 4: the Associated Press says, as of this morning, what are
Speaker 4: the monkey keys? That was a shop by a woman
Speaker 4: was killed. She said she felt for the fear for
Speaker 4: the safety of her children. Jessica Ferguson said she was
Speaker 4: alerted about this. She got out of bed, grabbed her
Speaker 4: firearm and her cell phone, and stepped outside where she
Speaker 4: saw the monkey about sixty feet away. She said she
Speaker 4: and other residents had been warned that the monkeys had diseases,
Speaker 4: so she said, hey, I don't care what they say,
Speaker 4: I'm firing.
Speaker 3: I'm a gun.
Speaker 1: Not a good time for a disease free monkey in
Speaker 1: those parts, in those.
Speaker 4: Lay Low, Yeah, everybody got word that they were diseased,
Speaker 4: even if they weren't, and it started getting upset about this.
Speaker 4: She has five children from the ages of four to sixteen.
Speaker 4: She says, I shot at it and it just stood there.
Speaker 4: I shot again and he backed up and that's when
Speaker 4: he fell. And she said, if he attacked somebody's kid
Speaker 4: and I could have stopped it, that would have been
Speaker 4: a lot on me. The professional chef said, it's kind
Speaker 4: of scary and dangerous that they're running around and people
Speaker 4: have kids playing in their yards. So she's saying like,
Speaker 4: I couldn't be the person who didn't do anything about it.
Speaker 4: And then next thing you know, somebody else, somebody gets
Speaker 4: attacked by the monkey just running a monk.
Speaker 1: So I get it.
Speaker 3: I see why she would say that.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Let us know?
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Speaker 1: The South Park guys are at some big trouble right now.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, I'll tell you what's going on with them.
Speaker 4: We got jury duty coming up, and we got this
Speaker 4: government shutdown and snap and some last minute things happening. Also,
Speaker 4: restaurants have decided to do something that is pretty interesting
Speaker 4: as a result of people losing these benefits.
Speaker 3: What's that we'll get into all that as we move forward.
Speaker 3: It's all coming up next.
Speaker 1: In the news chunk key.
Speaker 3: Somebody said, hey, I thought we voted down.
Speaker 4: Daylight savings and our dailylight saving time and we were
Speaker 4: changing that, and we did, but it just never went anywhere.
Speaker 4: It was like stage one of five stages of abolishing
Speaker 4: or you know, locking into daylight twenty step plan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just like there was one random rogue vote and.
Speaker 4: Then people kind of celebrated like we were going to
Speaker 4: get rid of the time change, and then nothing.
Speaker 2: Else ever happened conferences around it.
Speaker 3: I don't know if we'll ever do anything on that front,
Speaker 3: and maybe we don't need to.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's like one of those things the penny, right
Speaker 2: like that was also time and didn't really happen.
Speaker 4: Oh I don't know, did they. I don't know if
Speaker 4: they actually did that or not. We've talked about them
Speaker 4: abolishing the penny in places, starting to like round up
Speaker 4: and round down and and doing all.
Speaker 3: Of these different things.
Speaker 4: But the daylight saving time is one that gets people
Speaker 4: so fired up.
Speaker 1: Some people hate it so much. It's really not that
Speaker 1: big of a deal. Guys, I don't care, but my
Speaker 1: baby doesn't know that it's a different time, and so
Speaker 1: he got up pretty early this morning. Yeah, that was fun.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you.
Speaker 4: I woke up and I wondered how my morning was
Speaker 4: gonna be different, just like Jackson, and Jackson's not aware
Speaker 4: of these time changes, and I'm like, I'm not settled
Speaker 4: into these, And for me it was fine, Like nothing
Speaker 4: seemed weird. You just have your schedule off sea, Lene,
Speaker 4: because you know Jackson's gonna take longer to adapt or like,
Speaker 4: you know, yesterday he uh, you know, yesterday was the
Speaker 4: the the night before was when we actually gained the
Speaker 4: hour quote unquote. Even if we didn't gain an hour,
Speaker 4: he still woke up before I wanted him to. I
Speaker 4: still heard his voice coming from the baby monitor and
Speaker 4: thought this should have been later.
Speaker 1: Son of a bitch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's tough. He'll get used to it.
Speaker 1: I can't say that though.
Speaker 3: You know, No, she's right there, but it's tempting. Regardless,
Speaker 3: don't do it. You're you're right not to. Here we go,
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Speaker 4: dot com. A couple updates on things we have talked
Speaker 4: about previously on the show. Talked about the Netflix documentary
Speaker 4: The Perfect neighbor. And for those of you who didn't
Speaker 4: see this, this was about this crazy old hag in
Speaker 4: Marion County, Florida who shot and killed this mother of
Speaker 4: four because she was so mad that little kids had
Speaker 4: the goal to be playing in her neighborhood and making
Speaker 4: noise and she was like, get off my lawn style,
Speaker 4: and this woman ends up shooting and killing this mom
Speaker 4: through her front door, right through her front door, which,
Speaker 4: if you know anything about defense, even in the state
Speaker 4: of Florida, even with stand your ground, even with all
Speaker 4: these things, if somebody is outside of a secured barrier
Speaker 4: and you shoot through blindly the secured barrier to kill
Speaker 4: that person, you have just murdered someone. That's what happened,
Speaker 4: and you I would encourage you to watch that Netflix
Speaker 4: documentary was very interesting, all done through body camera footage,
Speaker 4: every bit of it done through body camera footage. Is
Speaker 4: a footage that starts with some of the first encounters
Speaker 4: with this lady uh call in about the cops and crying,
Speaker 4: and then goes to the faded night where she shot
Speaker 4: and killed this poor mother and it's brud almost watched
Speaker 4: it last night yourself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the thing I said. You know what,
Speaker 1: I really don't want to finish off my weekend with
Speaker 1: something super serious.
Speaker 2: Kind of I've never seen a documentary like it.
Speaker 3: No, it was because the body can't footage stuff.
Speaker 2: It's pretty much all that some you know, narration.
Speaker 3: I thought, Leah, it was.
Speaker 4: I thought it was effective at like getting you to
Speaker 4: feel like you were in the neighborhood, getting you to
Speaker 4: feel like you got to know that lady.
Speaker 2: A little bit saying it all went down.
Speaker 3: Watching watching the kids.
Speaker 4: It's tough to watch, but watching the kids deal with
Speaker 4: all of the heartbreak in real time. Crazy crazy, but
Speaker 4: very very interesting to watch. And now this woman, Susan Lawrence.
Speaker 4: It was serving a twenty five year prison sentence for
Speaker 4: manslaughter after a jury convicted her for killing A j
Speaker 4: Owens during a neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Dispute back in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: She is now threatening a defamation lawsuit against the victim's children.
Speaker 4: Huh okay, okay, the victim's children, she says. She the
Speaker 4: woman who's behind bars and convicted by a jury of
Speaker 4: her peers about this. She is now threatening to sue
Speaker 4: the family, including the children. She says aj Owens and
Speaker 4: her children were trespassing there were multiple no trespassing signs
Speaker 4: on the property.
Speaker 3: This bitch is still doing the same thing.
Speaker 4: Miss Owens did, in fact, scream and threatened to beat
Speaker 4: me multiple times while trespassing. Miss Owens did not not
Speaker 4: politely and speak reasonably. On June second, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: she pounded into screen profanities like a lunatic.
Speaker 3: A quick wake up call.
Speaker 4: If Susan's out there tuned in on some old fashioned
Speaker 4: radio behind bars. You were not sentenced to twenty five
Speaker 4: years behind bars. Nor do people dislike you because of
Speaker 4: her demeanor when approaching your door. If somebody approaches your
Speaker 4: door and they're screaming and yelling and doing any variety
Speaker 4: of things, Let's say some crazy hobo comes to my
Speaker 4: front door and starts banging on it. If I pull
Speaker 4: out a gun and shoot them through the front door,
Speaker 4: I am not defending myself.
Speaker 3: I'm shooting through a secured barrier.
Speaker 4: The moment somebody passes that secured barrier, breaks the glass
Speaker 4: to get into your house, breaks down the door to
Speaker 4: begin to gain entry is the moment you when they
Speaker 4: start approaching, you can defend yourself. So and the idea
Speaker 4: that she's still obsessing over this kind of shows you
Speaker 4: just how crazy this chick is. But this lady is
Speaker 4: threatening to sue the children, the victim's children, which is
Speaker 4: even more disgusting than you might imagine. Also, Terrifier, the
Speaker 4: first one. Only a few people have seen the original Terrifier.
Speaker 4: It's not as good as the other two, for sure.
Speaker 4: But Terrifier the first one. The woman who is in
Speaker 4: the movie, and if you've seen it, you're gonna remember
Speaker 4: her because this woman.
Speaker 1: Is now suing.
Speaker 4: She was featured in a nude scene in the movie.
Speaker 4: Here's the lady in question and the.
Speaker 1: Scene where they sliced her in half from her She
Speaker 1: was upside down and they sliced from her.
Speaker 2: General was not in that if I remember correctly, was it?
Speaker 4: I don't remember if they highlighted her face or not,
Speaker 4: because her naked body was just upside down for most
Speaker 4: of the time that I think she was on screen.
Speaker 4: But she's suing the Staten Island filmmakers behind Terrfire over
Speaker 4: the scene she was in and unpaid royalties.
Speaker 3: And here's what the story says.
Speaker 1: An actress who appeared in Terrifier is suing the creators
Speaker 1: the popular horror franchise over what she alleges to be
Speaker 1: breach of contract and distribution of sexually explicitals without consent.
Speaker 3: She says, waits kit of a hold on is.
Speaker 1: She arguing that if they stop paying her, that they're
Speaker 1: now distributing the materials without consent. I think part of
Speaker 1: the whole contract of being in the movie is you
Speaker 1: consent for the materials to be distributed.
Speaker 2: Correct, and her character's body was portrayed, but it wasn't
Speaker 2: second like it was her. I can't believe they cut
Speaker 2: me in half. I could not tell. I mean unless
Speaker 2: you you only know that it's her because of the
Speaker 2: timeline of it. If I were to show you just
Speaker 2: the picture of it for a jury, the picture of it,
Speaker 2: how are you going to associate it to this woman
Speaker 2: that's doing.
Speaker 4: I think, even though this is probably the most famous
Speaker 4: scene for Terrifier, this right now, looking at the article
Speaker 4: in front of me, is the first time that I've
Speaker 4: seen this woman's face.
Speaker 3: I ever saw her face before.
Speaker 4: I just knew the scene where it wasn't really about
Speaker 4: her face, it was about sawing her in half. But
Speaker 4: she assuming One portion of the lawsuit was over pay disputes.
Speaker 4: She claimed that she agreed to work for a daily
Speaker 4: rate of one hundred on the basis that she'd receive
Speaker 4: one percent of the profits generated from Terrifier, including box office, streaming,
Speaker 4: live events, and merchandise. Damian Leone, He's the creator, and
Speaker 4: Phil Falcone allegedly failed to pay her sufficient royalties. With
Speaker 4: her payoff from the sequel intermittently amounting to a measly
Speaker 4: eight three hundred dollars, the payments became more and more
Speaker 4: sporadic and dwindled to amounts nowhere near commensurate. She said,
Speaker 4: when she challenged your bosses, they brushed it off, like,
Speaker 4: first of all, the idea that you got a back
Speaker 4: end deal on this movie is something that most people
Speaker 4: aren't seeing. And they said the sequel, But I think
Speaker 4: she was from the first Terrifier, And if that's the one,
Speaker 4: then you know that movie did not make a lot
Speaker 4: of money. Obviously, the new Terrifier did. Another aspect of
Speaker 4: her lawsuit against her former employees was the nude scene
Speaker 4: and the first Terrifier film, where she was topless before
Speaker 4: her death. Her lawyers alleged that the film never obtained
Speaker 4: her informed written consent to be filmed nude, which is
Speaker 4: acquired by the screen Actors Guild. The lawsuit also revealed
Speaker 4: one alleged moment. By the way, she wasn't a member
Speaker 4: of the Screen Actor's Guild, nor was it a Screen
Speaker 4: Actor's Guild production, so I don't know why that matters.
Speaker 4: The lawsuit also revealed one alleged moment when Phil Falcone
Speaker 4: took numerous still photographs of topless Catherine without her written consent.
Speaker 4: The final point of the lawsuit was the inhumane conditions
Speaker 4: in which she was expected to work, including long hours
Speaker 4: and below freezing temperatures and condemned buildings and without heat
Speaker 4: and some without bathrooms, having prosthetics with actual rat feces
Speaker 4: put over her skin and duct tape over her mouth.
Speaker 4: She said, so she is now suing. Obviously that movie
Speaker 4: has become and the series has become very.
Speaker 2: Successes she done any movies after that? Is that why she?
Speaker 1: I don't know Catherine Corkoran is her name? How does
Speaker 1: she even know the rat feces thing? Did the makeup
Speaker 1: artists come be like, all right, now we're gonna sprinkle
Speaker 1: on the rat feces, and just so you know, these
Speaker 1: are real rat feces. We had to make sure this
Speaker 1: looks legit. Here we at the extra mile. Yeah, she
Speaker 1: isn't some stuff.
Speaker 3: Would they give her a back end deal like this
Speaker 3: because it was a small production and yeah, but they came.
Speaker 1: In and they said she She claims she reached the
Speaker 1: deal for one percent of all profits across the franchise.
Speaker 4: That means she was in Terrifier one and Terrifier two
Speaker 4: according to her IMDb.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter even if she wasn't in Terrifier two. This
Speaker 1: says all profits across the franchise, at least on the headline.
Speaker 1: I'm reading that means she should be getting money for
Speaker 1: Terrifier one, Terrifier two. She should be getting a piece
Speaker 1: of whatever the they whatever deal they made to put
Speaker 1: a Terrifier haunted house at Halloween.
Speaker 2: Horrorites and three did the best, right, was.
Speaker 12: It not that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Number one of the box office for I think two weeks,
Speaker 4: I believe, I think two weekends.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So if that's true, if she got one percent
Speaker 1: of the whole franchise, she definitely deserves more than a
Speaker 1: poultry eighty three hundred dollars. Right, we're way behind.
Speaker 3: We got to quick break. We'll come back and finish
Speaker 3: this up.
Speaker 4: We got a lot more to get to South Park
Speaker 4: guys are in trouble. It's all coming up next to
Speaker 4: the news junkie. I talked to Courdy about this during
Speaker 4: the break, and she's like mega Terrifier fan, the woman
Speaker 4: in question who's now suing Terrifier and the people behind
Speaker 4: the very famous, very shocking Halloween trilogy. So far, she
Speaker 4: was the scarecrow in the very first movie, and she
Speaker 4: was like one of the key people in that first movie.
Speaker 3: And then she was murdered in a very gruesome shocking way.
Speaker 4: They sawed threw her in half from her genitals down
Speaker 4: upside down, and it's a very notable scene in the movie.
Speaker 4: And then I said to Corney, like, well, obviously she
Speaker 4: was dead. How is she listed as in the Second Terrifier?
Speaker 4: And the Second Terrifier? I think they just throw back
Speaker 4: to that moment. So it includes footage from the first
Speaker 4: movie in one part, and it's like, Okay, we're reflecting
Speaker 4: back onto the fact that she was here, So technically
Speaker 4: she's in the second one too.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: The most key thing that was said during this story
Speaker 4: about her suing the creators of this Terrifier franchise is
Speaker 4: what Selane said, and if she was given one percent
Speaker 4: of everything, of the entirety of the franchise, Well, then she'd.
Speaker 3: Probably owth some money eight eight thousand, more than eight Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's more than eight thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: But if she was given one percent of the profits
Speaker 4: of the first terrifier, meaning that it would be one
Speaker 4: percent at eight thousand dollars, or that movie maybe has
Speaker 4: profited eight hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: That would line up.
Speaker 4: That probably makes sense that once that movie got into
Speaker 4: a space where it was profitable, that it's made eight
Speaker 4: hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: On a technicality.
Speaker 2: Isn't that something though, that you know you have copies
Speaker 2: of signing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, definitely definitely.
Speaker 4: I think what happens here sometimes though, is people go, now,
Speaker 4: this series is big, and it's made so much money,
Speaker 4: and now I don't feel like I got enough of it.
Speaker 4: But if she got one percent of the whole thing,
Speaker 4: then eight thousand dollars wouldn't be enough. But that that
Speaker 4: seems kind of crazy to me. I bet, I bet
Speaker 4: she got one percent of the first one, she claimed.
Speaker 1: According to the I think this was the website you
Speaker 1: had up the tab, she claimed that she agreed to
Speaker 1: work for a daily rate of just one hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: She only made one hundred dollars a day. God, yeah,
Speaker 1: because she got that back end.
Speaker 4: I would work on a movie for one hundred dollars
Speaker 4: a day for one percent, Yeah, I would do.
Speaker 2: Like she really believed that it was going to turn
Speaker 2: into what Terrifier is now.
Speaker 1: You know, you always have the option not to do it.
Speaker 4: But if you think that the movie has any potential
Speaker 4: at all and they want to give you a percentage
Speaker 4: of the back end, it's yeah, that's valuable.
Speaker 1: That's it. Said she one percent of the profits generated
Speaker 1: from Terrifier, including box office, streaming, live events, and merchandise.
Speaker 1: If her contract really was for the entire franchise, who
Speaker 1: that is? That is a big piece of.
Speaker 2: Money lawyers attached to it.
Speaker 1: So that's what the court's for.
Speaker 3: That's what the court's for.
Speaker 4: The court will work out whether or not she made
Speaker 4: this deal or it's not the deal or whatever. They'll
Speaker 4: work all this stuff out because once you make the
Speaker 4: claims and then on one hand, people might go, I
Speaker 4: want this to go away. I don't want us to
Speaker 4: be seen as taking advantage of people who are part
Speaker 4: of this process. On the other hand, maybe she's completely
Speaker 4: full of it, and they have the documentation to prove it,
Speaker 4: and then the case just gets squashed.
Speaker 3: It could go either way.
Speaker 4: Just because an attorney brings up it takes a lawsuit
Speaker 4: does not really mean much about the chances of that
Speaker 4: lawsuit being victorious if it goes all the way through
Speaker 4: and is presented to some in.
Speaker 2: Comparison of like we you know, right before you talked
Speaker 2: about her lawsuit was the perfect neighbor lady who has
Speaker 2: just made a statement of the press that she wants
Speaker 2: to sue the kids whose mother she shopped at. Yes,
Speaker 2: versus like this lawsuit's actually going to make itself into
Speaker 2: a civil court, so therefore yours some legs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I guess the attorneys would in this
Speaker 4: case much more see that the target has money to
Speaker 4: go after, as opposed to the victims of a woman
Speaker 4: who was murdered the family members of a murder victim.
Speaker 4: I guess I should say like that a lot of
Speaker 4: attorneys are going to go no.
Speaker 1: No, she'll probably file that herself.
Speaker 4: All right, A couple of things here, We've got a
Speaker 4: lot of ground to cover, So I want to start
Speaker 4: doing this one story that I was talking a bit
Speaker 4: about over the weekend, which I thought was kind of
Speaker 4: interesting was there were no rap songs in the top
Speaker 4: forty for the first time in thirty five years as
Speaker 4: of this week, Like, what are we're talking? Billboard Billboard
Speaker 4: top forty, there were no rap songs in the top
Speaker 4: forty four.
Speaker 1: Think about that for a second.
Speaker 4: For the first time in thirty five years, your whole
Speaker 4: life ceiling, there has been a rap song in the
Speaker 4: top forty. And for the first time because they made
Speaker 4: a couple of rule changes about how the rankings work,
Speaker 4: it cleared them out. And there's some discussion is like,
Speaker 4: is this it because previous too, Let's try to work
Speaker 4: this out. In the mid nineties, rap exploded started earlier
Speaker 4: than that, I understand, but rap became a mass media
Speaker 4: machine in the mid nineties and became incredibly profitable and
Speaker 4: massive and controlled much of culture throughout the two thousands.
Speaker 4: That only grew, and that maintained throughout you know, the
Speaker 4: last and full of years here. But now that seemed
Speaker 4: to be slipping, which would say that rap is maybe
Speaker 4: gonna fall down after thirty five years as essentially the
Speaker 4: top format before that teen ninety five and before, I
Speaker 4: think you would say that probably rock was dominated in
Speaker 4: the nineties, eighties, certainly seventies, like it was probably thirty
Speaker 4: five years of rock that was dominating before that.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean today was the anniversary of Ice Ice Baby,
Speaker 2: which was claimed to be the first rap song on
Speaker 2: the charts. Sure at least the first hit number one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but now they said for the first time because
Speaker 4: Kendrick Lamar and Scissors Luther has exited the Billboard Hot
Speaker 4: one hundred, there is a three decade long streak that
Speaker 4: has ended for rap music.
Speaker 1: So then these new rules that they've made for Billboard
Speaker 1: uh huh are kind of curious because wasn't a mister
Speaker 1: Brightside like on the Billboard one hundred for years and
Speaker 1: years and years and years and years. And now I
Speaker 1: think they they may have either fallen off on their
Speaker 1: own or become victim to these new rules. Yes, do
Speaker 1: you know what?
Speaker 3: You know what ends up happening here?
Speaker 4: I'm not even looking at it almost guarantee you The
Speaker 4: Billboard Top forty is like half Taylor Swift because she
Speaker 4: just dropped a.
Speaker 1: New album, right like you might be all.
Speaker 3: Right, let's give it a go, it's gonna be who
Speaker 3: ever just dropped.
Speaker 4: A new album and it's streaming numbers and it's weak
Speaker 4: to week changes, and there's an algorithm that they're using
Speaker 4: Taylor Swift. Is it like it's probably gonna be like
Speaker 4: all one artist whoever's got the big thing of the moment,
Speaker 4: and then if you haven't like made progress up the
Speaker 4: charts in X amount of time, they pull you off
Speaker 4: the list.
Speaker 2: So tell Swift? Number one too? Was is Golden by
Speaker 2: Hunter And I don't even know how to say this name.
Speaker 1: I don't know that song X E J A E.
Speaker 2: Then Ordinary Alex Warren, and then you have Taylor Swift,
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, Olivia Dean, and then
Speaker 2: we're getting into the top ten.
Speaker 4: Because Justin Bieber has a newer album out too, I
Speaker 4: think right. And so I have the question that I
Speaker 4: ask you at this point of the show, is is
Speaker 4: this a sign that maybe rap music has had its
Speaker 4: moments another format is going to sort of take over here?
Speaker 4: Or are they manipulating the numbers? Rap music is still
Speaker 4: the biggest format. I don't know, And judging by that,
Speaker 4: I don't even know what the call Taylor Swift anymore.
Speaker 4: I guess I would call her pop music. But I
Speaker 4: don't know if pop music is going to have a
Speaker 4: huge round here and stay on top for a while.
Speaker 4: It does look like there's some sort of seed change
Speaker 4: happening in the music world, though, So let us know
Speaker 4: what you think, all right. I wanted to share this
Speaker 4: because a lot of people were talking about it. It's brutal,
Speaker 4: man brutal, a guy playing for the Washington team, the Commanders,
Speaker 4: I believe, these days with an injury, showing you just
Speaker 4: how things can go in the football world. And this
Speaker 4: was on Sunday Night football. I'll share this for the
Speaker 4: folks on the stream real quick. And I hope he's
Speaker 4: doing okay.
Speaker 1: It is not good.
Speaker 3: It is not good.
Speaker 4: So they were taking him down, you see, the tough
Speaker 4: thing happens to him. That happens so often. You want
Speaker 4: to brace yourself and so when you're being tackled and
Speaker 4: when you're falling, you attempt and he's doing it right
Speaker 4: here in this moment. He puts his hand down on
Speaker 4: the turf to stop his body from falling.
Speaker 1: Just what you do.
Speaker 6: And then.
Speaker 3: Oh yikes, oh yeah, you can.
Speaker 1: You can see right.
Speaker 4: Right there, oh ye, completely his arm completely twists behind him.
Speaker 1: That is lit.
Speaker 4: I could see his face react to it immediately like
Speaker 4: you know, something has gone wrong here, But I think
Speaker 4: it's something you cannot stop yourself from doing, like our
Speaker 4: bodies just want to put out a limb.
Speaker 2: I think that though, well, he's going to have some
Speaker 2: weeks off the field. It's not like a complete breakage
Speaker 2: of the actual bone. Technically, that just.
Speaker 1: Did it.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, yeah, this says dislocated. This says a mid
Speaker 4: horrific injury. Dislocated elbow is what they're saying.
Speaker 3: He says he missed.
Speaker 4: He will missed several games with a dislocated elbow. Mri
Speaker 4: I on Monday will reveal more. So they don't know
Speaker 4: exactly how bad this is inside, but yeah, this is
Speaker 4: that's a tough one to see, man. And they added
Speaker 4: all all the players started pouring out onto the field
Speaker 4: from both teams actually or or certainly his team was
Speaker 4: out there on the field to to say like, hey,
Speaker 4: we got to make sure you're okay here late in
Speaker 4: the game injury. I'll put that up on see it
Speaker 4: now during the break as well, so we could take
Speaker 4: a peek at this. But it is absolutely brutal to
Speaker 4: watch one more thing for now, the government shutdown is
Speaker 4: still underway, as many of you know, and most of
Speaker 4: you aren't really impacted by this, but some people are.
Speaker 4: Some young kids on particular government programs will be impacted
Speaker 4: by this. There are forty two million Americans still a
Speaker 4: shocking number on Snap benefits or food stamps that are
Speaker 4: as of a couple of days ago, impacted by this
Speaker 4: in most states, meaning they won't get their money to
Speaker 4: go out and get groceries and stuff a lot of them.
Speaker 4: Here's the key thing to remember. And I know some
Speaker 4: of you don't really care about this. I believe, and
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people believe that forty two
Speaker 4: million people relying on Snap benefits for their kids is
Speaker 4: too much. It's crazy, like there has to be some
Speaker 4: percentage of that that is taking some advantage. I don't
Speaker 4: think it's a big percentage, but I think we shouldn't
Speaker 4: have forty two million, and we didn't. By the way,
Speaker 4: in like the eighties and nineties, we had about half
Speaker 4: that taking these these snap payments or food stamps whatever
Speaker 4: you wan to call him.
Speaker 3: A snap is like the newer terminology for this. Usually
Speaker 3: the actual stamps. At one point they were yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: they in the that was his card. Right in the
Speaker 3: very early two thousands are around there, they changed to
Speaker 3: a card.
Speaker 4: And the card would just be like EBT or whatever
Speaker 4: when you scanned it. But prior to that they would
Speaker 4: have actual stamps that you would you would.
Speaker 3: Have to use for your food.
Speaker 2: But to be eligible for that, you're submitting something, right,
Speaker 2: like some sort of proof that that's.
Speaker 3: Any way I need it in most states.
Speaker 4: One of the things I didn't like was I saw
Speaker 4: that the Trump administration wanted to do an audit of
Speaker 4: all of the states and the people these forty two
Speaker 4: million people on the SNAP benefits program, which seems logical
Speaker 4: to me, Let's make sure that everybody who who needs
Speaker 4: this and is relying on this and should get it,
Speaker 4: that most people think they should get it are getting it,
Speaker 4: and that the people are like taking advantage in some
Speaker 4: way aren't. And when he did that, a list of states,
Speaker 4: I think almost twenty states not only decided that weren't
Speaker 4: going to participate in an audit of this SNAP program,
Speaker 4: but many of them decided to actively sue the Trump
Speaker 4: administration for trying to confirm that these people were or
Speaker 4: should have been able to get access to those benefits.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 4: I think this should be clear and people should make
Speaker 4: sure and states should make sure that these people are
Speaker 4: folks who really do need this and are the right
Speaker 4: recipients for these funds. And it looks like a lot
Speaker 4: of states run by Democratic leaders were like, Nope, we're
Speaker 4: not going to do that, We're not going to participate,
Speaker 4: or we're even going to sue you for trying to
Speaker 4: see if there's any kind of corruption or people taking
Speaker 4: advantage on the program. That said, I haven't looked at
Speaker 4: this in a little while, but I think the numbers
Speaker 4: that I'll give you are pretty accurate.
Speaker 3: You'll find.
Speaker 4: On the SNAP programs it's about twenty five percent single moms,
Speaker 4: all right, So this isn't like a bunch of young
Speaker 4: kids on the street taking advantage of a government program.
Speaker 4: It's about twenty five percent single mothers who claim these
Speaker 4: kind of benefits that haven't been getting them. Well, this
Speaker 4: is the first week of not being able to get
Speaker 4: access to these funds. Now I have permitted some use
Speaker 4: of this. I'll talk about that in a bit. But
Speaker 4: the government shutdown rolls on, and the forty two million
Speaker 4: Americans who get the federal food aid are struggling with that,
Speaker 4: and as a result, some places are popping up with ideas.
Speaker 4: Carl's Junior in particular in California, they are offering meals
Speaker 4: to people who have these snap.
Speaker 3: Benefits for one dollar.
Speaker 4: One dollar, and you can get a meal at these
Speaker 4: Carl's Junior locations.
Speaker 3: And there's over three hundred of them, and they are
Speaker 3: not the only one.
Speaker 4: Right, people, if you pull up to some restaurants and
Speaker 4: food places, now, do you show them your EBT card
Speaker 4: and they will give you a deal like this where
Speaker 4: you can get a meal for like a dollar. It
Speaker 4: brings me back to a lot of the labor disputes
Speaker 4: in places like Lousiana, New Orleans in particular. It's literally
Speaker 4: the reason why there's a sandwich called a po boy.
Speaker 4: When all of these like labor disputes and stuff were
Speaker 4: going on and people weren't getting paid, the restaurants stepped
Speaker 4: up and they were like, we'll give you extra stuff that.
Speaker 3: We put together in this sandwich.
Speaker 4: We'll call it a po boy, and we'll make it
Speaker 4: insanely cheap so you can afford it too because of
Speaker 4: your situation.
Speaker 1: Seems kind of helpful and insulting at the same time.
Speaker 1: A little bit yes, but now this is happening. There's
Speaker 1: WPTV Welcome to carls. Oh you uh you want the
Speaker 1: Snap deal. Yeah we got, we got, we got an
Speaker 1: order for the Loser po boys coming through.
Speaker 3: This is from WPTV.
Speaker 4: They said around one hundred and sixty seven thousand people
Speaker 4: in Palm Beach County alone rely on Snap benefits. And
Speaker 4: they said, uh, because this is stopped. There are a
Speaker 4: bunch of places. There's a place called Howley's, which is
Speaker 4: a great diner in West pomp Beach that have been
Speaker 4: to many times. A place called Hullabaloo Elsa Gundo places
Speaker 4: giving out free meals, are very discounted meals. So this
Speaker 4: has kind of been something that's popped up in the
Speaker 4: wake of all of this, and it's just now in
Speaker 4: the very beginning stages of their they're having issues with
Speaker 4: these Snap benefits not getting funded. So let us know
Speaker 4: what you think. Send us a dispatch with your thoughts.
Speaker 4: If you're being impacted by that, I'll tell you do.
Speaker 4: Be aware that there's an absolute metric s ton of
Speaker 4: fake videos on this topic. Fake videos of people going
Speaker 4: I got twelve kids and you know, like fake, they're fake,
Speaker 4: they're fake videos. Fox News ran a story that had
Speaker 4: a couple of them, I believe, and had.
Speaker 3: To run a correction.
Speaker 4: Yes, they had to run a correction saying some of
Speaker 4: the story some of the videos, including the original story,
Speaker 4: were AI and many people are falling for those. So
Speaker 4: it's just something to keep in mind. We're gonna take
Speaker 4: quick break. When we come back, we'll get into a
Speaker 4: breakthrough an AI. The South Park guys are in big trouble.
Speaker 4: I'll finally pay that off, and it's coming up next
Speaker 4: on the new US junk Key.
Speaker 1: A lot on the way.
Speaker 4: As we roll on in the show, somebody at Chat
Speaker 4: in the break was like, Sean, I think you're conflating
Speaker 4: two stories and mixing some things up on the Snap
Speaker 4: food stamps thing. I'm not I know a lot of
Speaker 4: people don't know about this because it hasn't really it
Speaker 4: hasn't been like a big story at all. But it's
Speaker 4: absolutely true that the US Department of Agriculture said to
Speaker 4: all of the states, here's what we want. We want
Speaker 4: to do a report and we want to make a
Speaker 4: data sharing agreement with you. We want to see all
Speaker 4: of the people who are getting Snap benefits ATKA food
Speaker 4: stamps in your states, we want to ensure that people
Speaker 4: on this list are you know, in the country legally
Speaker 4: and that they are you know, qualified to get these benefits,
Speaker 4: and or so states plus Washington, DC rejected that. They said, no,
Speaker 4: we're not going to work with the USDA. We're not
Speaker 4: going to give up the information of these people, said
Speaker 4: that they can do an audit of the forty plus
Speaker 4: million people on food Stamps benefits in the United States.
Speaker 3: And in fact, a couple of.
Speaker 4: Those states decided to actually sue as a result of
Speaker 4: the demand. And right now, the reason why nobody's really
Speaker 4: heard about that is because those lawsuits are still pending.
Speaker 4: Right the lawsuits will probably go all the way to
Speaker 4: the Supreme Court to determine whether or not the federal
Speaker 4: government can demand data from citizens of states and whether
Speaker 4: or not the states can withhold that data if they
Speaker 4: don't want to give it to the federal government. That's
Speaker 4: where all of this is coming from, or at least
Speaker 4: one one thing in the mix there, I would say,
Speaker 4: but no, I wasn't mixing things up. I know that
Speaker 4: there were other lawsuits about the Feds drying up access
Speaker 4: to the snap benefits and stuff, but that's not what
Speaker 4: I was referring to. I did see that there was
Speaker 4: like hold on benefits. I did say there was some
Speaker 4: like last minute thing the White House that is going
Speaker 4: to make partial payments this month.
Speaker 3: This was from the New York Times.
Speaker 4: The roughly forty two million Americans receive aid will get
Speaker 4: only partial payments from the federal government this month, the
Speaker 4: Trump administration told a federal judge. The administration said it
Speaker 4: would not tap additional money to fund full payments in November.
Speaker 4: At the same time, a separate food aid program for
Speaker 4: low income women called WICK received temporary funding. Now I'm
Speaker 4: trying to see about the partial funds and what they're
Speaker 4: going to get. The government revealed its plans and two
Speaker 4: sets of court filings. Roughly one in eight families that
Speaker 4: receive SNAP. I mean that is crazy. One in eight
Speaker 4: families get SNAP benefits. They may still be at risk
Speaker 4: of the inminute hunger and danger. They so they haven't
Speaker 4: said when this is going to go out, but at
Speaker 4: least some portion of these people will get some portion
Speaker 4: of their benefits. I imagine for them, those the people
Speaker 4: that really actually need it. It's probably frustrating because you're
Speaker 4: not hearing enough. But that's all I can tell you
Speaker 4: for right now. I'll keep an eye on it because
Speaker 4: obviously that's a story people are talking about.
Speaker 3: Not too many people talking about this yet, but I wonder.
Speaker 4: I wonder if Matt Stone and Trey Parker of South
Speaker 4: Park are regretting buying this Cassaita place.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I wonder. I wonder because.
Speaker 4: Right most is the way, and I don't know if
Speaker 4: I know anybody else that's been. It's pretty popular if
Speaker 4: you go to Denver, I think, right that's where it is.
Speaker 4: I think it's in the Denver area in Colorado.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: If you don't know, I guess I should stay right
Speaker 4: or I should should stay at this if you don't know.
Speaker 4: Cassaita is what we call like a gimmick restaurant or
Speaker 4: like a like a theme restaurant. The restaurant, it's like
Speaker 4: not a theme park, but a theme restaurant.
Speaker 2: May I can think of is like if you're an Epcot,
Speaker 2: there's themes to that, or if you go to like
Speaker 2: what is it that there that really mean to you?
Speaker 3: There's the theme class resort.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's the way this is set up is there are performers,
Speaker 4: there's people who are cliff divers, there are people who.
Speaker 3: Play various roles.
Speaker 4: There, singers, and they're they're like actors in the restaurant.
Speaker 4: And then there's the serving staff in the restaurant. And
Speaker 4: now some of the workers are striking. They're on strike
Speaker 4: and they don't want to work. And now I guess
Speaker 4: Brookshields made a video targeting Matt Stone and Trade Parker,
Speaker 4: which is hilarious because they made fun of her in
Speaker 4: the South Park movie the first one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how does brookshield is uptack?
Speaker 3: This is from Cassa Benita United.
Speaker 4: It says Brookshields, on behalf of their union has made
Speaker 4: this video.
Speaker 3: Hang on, I'll play the video for it. Here's Brookshields.
Speaker 6: Been trying nice to meet you. As you know, I'm
Speaker 6: the president of Actors Association, the union that represents the
Speaker 6: performers who work for you at Casapona.
Speaker 4: Okay, So she is the president of the union that
Speaker 4: the Casabonito workers fall under.
Speaker 3: So she does have a tie in.
Speaker 6: You probably know that you've been in bargaining for their
Speaker 6: first Gamian contract for quite a while now, but maybe
Speaker 6: you don't know that your restaurant management has been playing
Speaker 6: really fasting news with this bargaining process and it's just
Speaker 6: not respectful to performers who put them all into making
Speaker 6: Casaba the one of a kying destination that it is.
Speaker 3: I don't know why her voice outs so bizarre. I
Speaker 3: think she sounds like it does a little bit. I
Speaker 3: think she just was too loud on the original recording
Speaker 3: or something you created.
Speaker 6: And things are kind of escalating, and I just want
Speaker 6: to say that these workers are not making a living age, like,
Speaker 6: actually not.
Speaker 1: You're not making a living wage.
Speaker 3: She said.
Speaker 2: They stop it from being destroyed.
Speaker 1: Closed they did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they saved it from being destroyed and closed down
Speaker 4: because it was important to their childhood, they said. And
Speaker 4: then they put a big investment in revamping, a lot
Speaker 4: of money, and they kicked it back open and it's
Speaker 4: been you know, I guess at.
Speaker 3: Least remotely popular since then.
Speaker 4: And then now they're having a problem because the workers
Speaker 4: who are the actors in particular, want more money.
Speaker 6: In fact, they are being paid less than their co
Speaker 6: workers who are actually serving the food.
Speaker 4: And by the way, I don't know if Brookshields realized
Speaker 4: that that's kind of rude. She's like, the actors at
Speaker 4: Casabunina are being paid less than the workers who are serving.
Speaker 2: The food, the servants, I mean, the.
Speaker 1: Hold on the shouldn't you say like, hey, we want
Speaker 1: them to make more money too, like we want everybody to.
Speaker 4: Make more money, Like the actors are making less than
Speaker 4: the servants. I don't know if that lands the way
Speaker 4: she thinks it does, but they're demanding more money. I
Speaker 4: saw some people say, hey, if you are an actor
Speaker 4: at Cassa Bina, you're making like thirty bucks an hour.
Speaker 4: Do you really think you deserve more than that? And
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's true or not, but Brooke
Speaker 4: Shields is joining this. They now have, at least some
Speaker 4: of them are in a union called Cassa Benita United,
Speaker 4: and they're pushing hard.
Speaker 1: I wonder if the.
Speaker 4: South Parkers are like, geez, we could have stayed out
Speaker 4: of this, We really really could, and now we find
Speaker 4: ourselves with this headache on our hands just for wanting
Speaker 4: to keep Castle Banita open. We'll see what they say,
Speaker 4: if they respond to this at all, but yeah, it's
Speaker 4: a big thing. Save the Cassa characters, they say, And
Speaker 4: they said they're cutting hours of work and et cetera,
Speaker 4: et cetera.
Speaker 3: Over at Castle Benita.
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Speaker 3: Dispatch a lot of time. Simon will probably only play
Speaker 3: really pushing.
Speaker 4: The limits today, really pushing the limits. Let's see we're
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Speaker 1: You're talking about the Casa Bonita South Park.
Speaker 8: Those guys, it's hilarious kind of and when you think
Speaker 8: about it, because they there's a documentary on the whole
Speaker 8: thing of them buying that place, and they initially wanted
Speaker 8: to buy it and renovate, and they had budgeted like
Speaker 8: three million dollars whoops, and it ended up costing them
Speaker 8: like twenty million dollars or something like that. They just
Speaker 8: went so ridiculously way over budget, and now for all
Speaker 8: this to be happening, I feel bad for him.
Speaker 1: Poor guys.
Speaker 2: Did they just sign a multi billion dollar deal?
Speaker 1: They did, But I don't know if this place is
Speaker 1: making money, like I don't know.
Speaker 4: If Casabanina is printing money, then you'll make a deal
Speaker 4: with these people. If Casabanina is not, maybe it was
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