Speaker 1: This is Rover's Morning Glory.
Speaker 2: Rover more serious.
Speaker 1: No, uge, it's only gonna get work. Charlie, what a
Speaker 1: bitch she is?
Speaker 2: And Jeffrey my brag is sure.
Speaker 1: They're good screaming on Roverradio dot Com.
Speaker 3: Rovers Morning Glory starts now.
Speaker 2: Good morning, what's happening? It is Monday, August tenth, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty six.
Speaker 1: Good morning against Rover's Born of Glory.
Speaker 2: I'm Rover.
Speaker 1: Doogy is here. Good morning, sir.
Speaker 2: Charlie is here. No, he's not.
Speaker 4: Easier you to step out to the other studio for something.
Speaker 4: I don't though what it was.
Speaker 2: Well, Jeffrey, all the rock is in the fire box
Speaker 2: and a lot and thinking the Lord that I'm alive
Speaker 2: and doing fine. Christal is here. Hi, sensor is here. Amen,
Speaker 2: you're with us as well. Late sixty six. Yo're over
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Speaker 1: We can see you.
Speaker 2: Well if your email here in just a moment. We
Speaker 2: have a lot to discuss this morning. A lot going on.
Speaker 2: I I didn't do a whole lot over the weekend.
Speaker 2: I just kind of dicked around. Actually, you know what,
Speaker 2: I do have some exciting news. We finally have started
Speaker 2: working on replacing the antiquated RMG plus experience, and eventually
Speaker 2: we'll move into doing the the app. But first things first,
Speaker 2: and so we're some work. Actual work has begun has
Speaker 2: begun on that as opposed to just talk.
Speaker 1: So what does it that mean? Like, what is it?
Speaker 2: Well, all of the stuff that powers the app and
Speaker 2: the website and all that kind of stuff, it's being reworked, reworked.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that means really, Okay, what do
Speaker 2: I know? Exciting time though, yes.
Speaker 1: You know what it means. But I'm excited.
Speaker 5: Only again, it doesn't take that much to get you excited.
Speaker 2: Manny Rights over. I'm curious as to why the rover
Speaker 2: rewind stopped. That's all. Thanks for the show as always,
Speaker 2: love you guys. I believe they moved that from was
Speaker 2: it Saturday to Sunday or something, so they moved to days.
Speaker 1: There's some nationwide show that took our place.
Speaker 5: We had no saying it across the country, and so
Speaker 5: they had to move us from Saturday to Sunday.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I'm sure they're doing a bang up
Speaker 2: job there on Saturday. Clint rights, you're over. So my
Speaker 2: wife and I took our yearly tripped to Santa Fe,
Speaker 2: New Mexico.
Speaker 1: You know what's interesting to me is.
Speaker 2: Clint takes a yearly trip to Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Speaker 2: What do you what's going on in Santa Fe that
Speaker 2: I need to know about? Where you go there every year?
Speaker 2: Is this where the place where all the crystals and
Speaker 2: the spirituality is that Santa Fe? Is that where that's
Speaker 2: going on? I don't know, but it was Arizona. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: well what's going on in Santa Fe? This's going every year?
Speaker 2: Where were you taking a dump or something?
Speaker 6: No, we have a problem with the something might be wrong,
Speaker 6: so oh great, But I don't know.
Speaker 1: I checked.
Speaker 2: We're on Earth, so that's good.
Speaker 6: But the thing in the other room, yes, it's just
Speaker 6: not on for something on What do you mean?
Speaker 2: What thing the other board? I see, let's see. Anyways,
Speaker 2: what does this guy say? We took our yearly trip
Speaker 2: to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and while at the hotel,
Speaker 2: I noticed this delicious drink everyone was having. I ended
Speaker 2: up asking someone what it was. They said, Apperol sprits.
Speaker 2: Needless to say, the next day at the pool, I
Speaker 2: got my first one ever. It was delicious. Everyone should
Speaker 2: take your drink recommendations. There he is drinking a malely
Speaker 2: Apperol sprits. Yes, everyone should take my I wouldn't steer
Speaker 2: you in a wrong direction. Finally, I made my wife
Speaker 2: listen to the show and the Friday Leftovers on the
Speaker 2: drive down. She loves that Jeffrey crapped his pants and
Speaker 2: then was running down the hall with just a leaky seal.
Speaker 2: It made her laugh so much. Look at the joy
Speaker 2: you bring to people when they're on vacation, Jeffrey, Yeah,
Speaker 2: he can't replicate that. Y. I try really hard not
Speaker 2: to Ted Wrights, Yo Rover and team RMG. I'm a
Speaker 2: huge fan of your work. I've been searching for your
Speaker 2: items across various platforms including eBay, offer Up, Poshmark, as
Speaker 2: well as any other services I can find. He needs
Speaker 2: two items, the Rover's Morning Glory Bag and the Rover's
Speaker 2: Morning Glory lanyard, even as headhunters out searching trying to
Speaker 2: help him find them. I don't believe there are any
Speaker 2: of those. That's the little drawstring bag. Oh, I don't
Speaker 2: think we have those either. I don't I have one,
Speaker 2: do you? It's my collection of RNG stuff. You know,
Speaker 2: I like Sten's better than I like you Theresually, he
Speaker 2: doesn't complain about everything, like you too. Anyways, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't have any of those. Those are gone, gone, gone gone.
Speaker 2: Would it help if I admitted that I haven't had
Speaker 2: sex in twenty three years?
Speaker 1: He he asks, I.
Speaker 2: Have that help?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Two thousand and three was the last time he says.
Speaker 2: I'm not hideous or anything, just disabled and well gave
Speaker 2: up a while ago. I mean, I've had opportunities, but
Speaker 2: the type of girls who want to take care of
Speaker 2: you because you're disabled just isn't for me. What do
Speaker 2: you mean you're disabled? Like you're in a wheelchair. I
Speaker 2: don't know what this means exactly, mentally disabled, physically disabled.
Speaker 2: Would you take pity upon a disabled manthers you, you
Speaker 2: and him are going about in almost the same amount
Speaker 2: of time, not.
Speaker 7: Really, but take care of him?
Speaker 1: Not really? What not really that we're going about the
Speaker 1: same mony.
Speaker 5: So he just said he doesn't want people that take
Speaker 5: pity on him, and.
Speaker 8: Maybe he'd take pity on you, maybe with one look
Speaker 8: at you and go this, poor girl, you're nothing to
Speaker 8: look at. Hairy swampballs. Right, rover, you have a seafood intolerance,
Speaker 8: respect your anus and order steak and chicken instead.
Speaker 2: Also, snits is awesome. I don't know if that's I
Speaker 2: don't think I have anything with seafood, although I did
Speaker 2: when we when we went out to that dinner last week,
Speaker 2: I did have Let's see, I had a steak, but
Speaker 2: there was also lobster mac and cheese. I didn't have
Speaker 2: a whole lot of that, just a little bit shrimp
Speaker 2: cocktail also, uh oh, and little miniature crabcake balls.
Speaker 1: Did you get sick?
Speaker 2: I had? Oh? Yeah, this is the day I told you.
Speaker 2: I woke up at four o'clock in the morning. I
Speaker 2: was having a dream that I was okay racing to
Speaker 2: the bathroom, and then I actually had to race to
Speaker 2: the bathroom.
Speaker 5: So what you need to do. This is what I
Speaker 5: had to do with avocado. I had to keep trying it.
Speaker 5: I tried it the second time. First time I got
Speaker 5: really sick. Second time I got sick. I got sick.
Speaker 1: And then this food a bunch of times and you
Speaker 1: always get sick. Yeah, yes you do.
Speaker 2: Well, it's I mean, but it's not going to help anything.
Speaker 1: Like you just have it. If you do, just you
Speaker 1: can't eat it. You're allergic to it. I don't think
Speaker 1: I'm away, Yes you are. You cannot eat.
Speaker 2: Figure that out by by this.
Speaker 1: But your body changes, Oh it changes. It does all bodies,
Speaker 1: So you may.
Speaker 2: I think you would have figured it out because you
Speaker 2: do keep on doing the same things over and over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and get sick over and over.
Speaker 1: But you do.
Speaker 5: Honestly, your body you can become allergic to things that
Speaker 5: maybe you weren't when you were younger.
Speaker 2: And that's how manifests. Is just diarrhea. I don't I
Speaker 2: don't swell up or anything. It's just diarrheas.
Speaker 1: You can't eat seafood.
Speaker 5: Why don't you try this weekend coming up and try
Speaker 5: to eat seafood and see if you get sick.
Speaker 2: Spencer rights. Here's the results of the diarrhea challenge. So
Speaker 2: this guy knew exactly the restaurant that the Hibachi Place
Speaker 2: where I'm a real idiot, and every time I have
Speaker 2: this Abaci place and I tell you, man this, there
Speaker 2: is a little bit of seafood in that, but this
Speaker 2: hits like you would not believe. So a week ago
Speaker 2: I had the Subaci Place. We have this at the
Speaker 2: beginning of the soccer game that we're watching. By the
Speaker 2: end of the soccer game, I'm completely fine.
Speaker 1: I go home.
Speaker 2: I'm in the garage at home, and I start to
Speaker 2: mess around with something in the garage right right when
Speaker 2: we walk in and then immediately like a boom, like
Speaker 2: a like flipping out a light switch. It just hits
Speaker 2: and I go, oh my god, I gotta go inside.
Speaker 2: I almost crap my pants getting from the garage to
Speaker 2: inside the house. That's how fast is it. Anyways, So
Speaker 2: this guy figured out he deciphered what the what the
Speaker 2: place is and what the meal is, and he writes,
Speaker 2: I ordered Rover's meal the most that's just Abachi meal.
Speaker 2: There is The sheer volume of the meal is impressive,
Speaker 2: so much so that my arm dropped when they handed
Speaker 2: me to go back. I ate everything except for half
Speaker 2: the noodles and some rice that I saved for the
Speaker 2: following day, same as Rover the results. Let me just
Speaker 2: say I'm glad it was a to go order. The
Speaker 2: first few farts were not suspicious, and to be honest,
Speaker 2: the last one made me smile because I knew where
Speaker 2: I needed to be for the next half hour, and
Speaker 2: that was on the toilet. It only took twenty five
Speaker 2: minutes for these squirts to begin, but it was all
Speaker 2: worth it, and I will do it again someday. I
Speaker 2: thought I was stronger than this. He sent a picture
Speaker 2: of the meal. Here there it is is that's one
Speaker 2: Meal's it?
Speaker 9: Eat?
Speaker 1: All that?
Speaker 2: So much food? Well, I say, here's what I do.
Speaker 2: I I eat on the right hand side. You'll see
Speaker 2: all the steak, the shrimp, the scallops, and the lobster,
Speaker 2: and a big thing of noodles. So I eat maybe
Speaker 2: about not even half the noodles. I eat all the
Speaker 2: meat and that's it. The other things I say for
Speaker 2: the following day, the salad, the soup, and then I
Speaker 2: mix the rice of.
Speaker 1: Noodles together the following day.
Speaker 2: Let me just tell you something, even though you get
Speaker 2: the squirts with this, you still end up gaining like
Speaker 2: five pounds just for eating that meal.
Speaker 5: It's so much sodium too, That's what It's a lot
Speaker 5: of sodium. That's not good for you.
Speaker 2: What's that going to do to me?
Speaker 1: It's gonna make you sick and give you a heart attack?
Speaker 1: Are you crabby todays?
Speaker 2: I'm just I'm not taking any of your crap today.
Speaker 1: Do zero crapping. You're not listening to anyone telling you
Speaker 1: not to.
Speaker 2: Crap anymore, Jeremy, I just tuned into first Day in
Speaker 2: a while. I heard about your diarrhea accidents. Just like JLR.
Speaker 2: You probably can't recall what I'm talking about, but I'm
Speaker 2: so confused. How you keep clogging yourself up with anti
Speaker 2: diarrhea medication because you have to poop? I'm confused. Do
Speaker 2: you eat like garbage? Your body tries to put it out,
Speaker 2: and you don't let it change your diet and your
Speaker 2: lifestyle and go to the doctors. I don't think I've
Speaker 2: ever heard anyone so stupid in my life. I think
Speaker 2: you should read some more studies on how your body works.
Speaker 2: Maybe a sixty year old who's sixty years old. You'm
Speaker 2: not not even close. Maybe get some diapers, he says. Oh,
Speaker 2: let's see here, Rome, d Woods. Rites, you were over
Speaker 2: Wednesday when you guys played the old clip of Ducie
Speaker 2: being dumb. Do you hear how nasally and high pitch
Speaker 2: she used to talk. No, it's not just because she
Speaker 2: was younger. Oh no, it's not. She was around people
Speaker 2: other than dance moms at that time, and she was
Speaker 2: talking like they talk, whoever they were. She had at
Speaker 2: least one female in her personal life at that time
Speaker 2: who she was trying to be like. That's what makes
Speaker 2: her think she's friends with people if they're alike. In
Speaker 2: a couple of ways, I hate her. She has changed
Speaker 2: her laugh two or three times over the years since
Speaker 2: the beginning. The most drastic and noticeable one was when
Speaker 2: Charlie got hired. She soon after was laughing kind of
Speaker 2: like him. Really, I hadn't noticed that I've picked up
Speaker 2: on his laugh after he started working here, how does
Speaker 2: this is my laugh? And she started ripping that off.
Speaker 2: H I'm going to have to pay more attention to this, Idiots,
Speaker 2: She's nothing more than a dipyot who copies everything she
Speaker 2: sees other people do. Her daily act in present time
Speaker 2: is one hundred percent her mirroring the lives that she
Speaker 2: sees her quote unquote friend dance bombs, live.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: She truly is an annoying phony bitch, Thank you. She
Speaker 2: forces her way the friendships with people that she knows,
Speaker 2: damn well will just play along because they're nice, and
Speaker 2: people who she knows would never be mean or rude
Speaker 2: and tell her to stop coming around or to stop calling.
Speaker 2: She's proven too many times the deep down under the mask,
Speaker 2: she's the most rotten, two faced human being that will
Speaker 2: ever be. On Rovery's Morning Glory, thank You, Happy.
Speaker 10: Monday, Let's see here, de Nise writes, you were over
Speaker 10: with iHeart constantly laying off people.
Speaker 2: Hypothetically, if you were directed to lay off Jeffrey, Crystal
Speaker 2: or dou She based on a required review, who would
Speaker 2: it be. Disregard the fact that due she receives a
Speaker 2: higher salary. This is based on how they present themselves
Speaker 2: in the inner The following questions would be part of
Speaker 2: the interview.
Speaker 1: Number one, describe two assets you bring.
Speaker 2: To the show to add to the success of rovers morning, Glorian,
Speaker 2: Please explain your answer.
Speaker 1: Did you? Let's start with you, No, keep reading the email.
Speaker 1: Number two, describe.
Speaker 2: Two weaknesses you bring to the show and explain what
Speaker 2: steps you would take to improve these weaknesses. And number three,
Speaker 2: what is something new and creative you could add to
Speaker 2: the show that would outshine the other two employees? Side note,
Speaker 2: Jeffrey must answer first. Oh, okay, Jeffrey, describe two assets
Speaker 2: you bring to the show to add to the success.
Speaker 4: Just my personality, my ability to retain useless information for
Speaker 4: the entertainment of our listeners, even though they really don't
Speaker 4: care about useless information. But try to come up with
Speaker 4: something more original, which that's the work in progress.
Speaker 1: Never say anything bad to interview for something. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, in other words, so no one cares about your
Speaker 2: useless information, but that's an asset that you bring from
Speaker 2: something else.
Speaker 5: Try one more thing, Try one more thing, but say
Speaker 5: something positive, not bad.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's just I just don't hide behind her a
Speaker 4: fake radio name. I use my real name.
Speaker 2: That's your your that's your WOW.
Speaker 1: Snitcher.
Speaker 2: Don't do that either. Well I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not the only one. I just say that.
Speaker 4: It's like I just say what what you hear on
Speaker 4: radio is what you get.
Speaker 2: Sobody tried to him with this fake radio name thing
Speaker 2: a while ago, because he's tried to accuse us of that.
Speaker 1: I try to accuse it.
Speaker 4: You guys have you know you guys like to use
Speaker 4: your use different newsic nicknames on the radio. That's fine,
Speaker 4: that's you know, your call me personally. I'm just not one.
Speaker 4: I've just used my people call me ch l R.
Speaker 4: So that's that's the aviation for my name. So doesn't
Speaker 4: bother me.
Speaker 1: All right? So what what are your What are two.
Speaker 2: Weaknesses that you bring to the show and how are
Speaker 2: you going to improve them? What is.
Speaker 4: A couple of times I've crapped crapped my pants?
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to how about that first thing? Grab
Speaker 1: your pants?
Speaker 2: Is in a weakness? That's a positiveness something you bring
Speaker 2: to the show, sphincter weakness, funny sniz, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Any Who? I don't know, I can't think of any weakness?
Speaker 4: Is what about any who? And all your phrases? To
Speaker 4: stop using notes, which that's the work in progress, bad attitude,
Speaker 4: trying to improve that to that's also a work in progress.
Speaker 1: Answer, How are you going to improve these.
Speaker 4: Oh let's see, I don't come in here with well,
Speaker 4: first of all, I will come in here with a
Speaker 4: bad attitude number one, but I will be I will
Speaker 4: venture to say that when people make fun of me
Speaker 4: or smart off at me, I will smart.
Speaker 1: Off right back.
Speaker 4: Okay, but at the say about the same time. But moreover,
Speaker 4: I try to be a positive person and more positive.
Speaker 4: But like I said again, I'm a reactionary type of person.
Speaker 4: I react to what people say about me. If you
Speaker 4: want to smart off at me, smart off right back.
Speaker 4: Lsee wayte Street Sun, here's my answer. We'd lay off ushi.
Speaker 4: We don't even have to do anybody else. Tim rights,
Speaker 4: Hello everyone. Sorry for not sending the numbers. The last
Speaker 4: couple of weeks, life got busy. But l Rock's been
Speaker 4: doing a better job of limiting the sayings. But I
Speaker 4: still hope you can get it to under five for
Speaker 4: the week. The weekending of the week of July twentieth
Speaker 4: twenty two sayings July twenty seven to twenty three sayings.
Speaker 4: Last week nineteen sayings, And yes, I counted the two
Speaker 4: beers in a bucket comment. Changing a word doesn't make
Speaker 4: it any less annoying.
Speaker 2: He says.
Speaker 4: Like I said, my friend, that's a working progress. But
Speaker 4: I will but the same progress to the phrase, there
Speaker 4: you go.
Speaker 2: Michael rights. Hello. My name is Michael. I've had dogs
Speaker 2: all my life, and my dogs just passed away not
Speaker 2: long ago. I would really like to meet Charlie's dad's
Speaker 2: dog to see how we get along, and if we.
Speaker 1: Get along good, I would like to take it.
Speaker 2: You want to call me, here's my number.
Speaker 5: How's that going? I got a lot of emails, will
Speaker 5: ford them to me. Okay, I just wanted to see
Speaker 5: like this, Charlie. I will, But how are the how
Speaker 5: is the It's okay?
Speaker 6: I mean they're getting some some people.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Charlie's being very discriminating regarding who takes the dog.
Speaker 5: His dad passed away and has a dog, older dog.
Speaker 6: Just as lazy and wants to lay around, and I
Speaker 6: would take him in a second. But my dad's dog's
Speaker 6: lazy and my dog is not, so he harasses the lazy.
Speaker 1: Dog all day. It's not a They don't mingle.
Speaker 2: Right, I take.
Speaker 4: I decided with trying was you's just trying to find
Speaker 4: the person that would be capable of taking care of
Speaker 4: his father.
Speaker 2: Don't you like to step up a dog.
Speaker 4: No, I don't need the expensive of taking care of
Speaker 4: an older dog.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, though Dan writes, I.
Speaker 1: Agree with you, Rover.
Speaker 2: I love when my lady is dressed to the nines,
Speaker 2: even sexy, like the picture you shared.
Speaker 1: Here are a couple of pictures.
Speaker 2: Of a lady I enjoyed an evening with at a
Speaker 2: restaurant in Chicago the first picture and also while she
Speaker 2: was here with me in Ohio second picture. I loved
Speaker 2: seeing all eyes on her. Why are you shaking your head?
Speaker 5: Well, the way that he worded it, lady I shared
Speaker 5: this way?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're saying a lady I enjoyed an
Speaker 2: evening with at a.
Speaker 1: Restaurant in Chicago. He says, m hm hmmm, very pretty blonde.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right? And then ah, and then here she
Speaker 2: is sitting on a stool. Okay.
Speaker 1: He's like, lamb shots.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure exactly what they are going on, but
Speaker 2: he is ready for her to keep dressing that way.
Speaker 1: Are you alleging she's an escort?
Speaker 2: Is that what you're alleging? Do No, Snid said that
Speaker 2: that's what this guy said. He didn't say that you
Speaker 2: It's not the evening with it.
Speaker 1: What do you say a lady?
Speaker 2: I enjoyed an evening with at a lady front in Chicago.
Speaker 2: He didn't say lady of the night. He didn't say
Speaker 2: my lady.
Speaker 1: A lady.
Speaker 2: Yes, he maybe he just met her picked her up.
Speaker 2: He has a great personality. In the corner of the
Speaker 2: road drove by honk twice Sarah Wrights, Hey, guys, I'm
Speaker 2: listening to Thursday and you're talking about bootleg DVDs and pornos.
Speaker 2: My husband's friend had a tenant ass away and he
Speaker 2: had worked at a video store and had toats full
Speaker 2: of DVDs that he took from the store. The friend
Speaker 2: gave them to us to take to the flea market. Well,
Speaker 2: two of the eight totes we took were porn. I
Speaker 2: didn't know or want it, but my husband said people
Speaker 2: will buy it, and he was right. My husband left
Speaker 2: the toe behind our car with an eighteen plus on
Speaker 2: top of it, and a bunch of creepers would buy
Speaker 2: them five discs at a time. So if you guys
Speaker 2: want DVDs, I got you covered. Oh yeah, you never.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you I've never thrown away a porno magazine,
Speaker 2: a porno video never deleted as sex that I've gotten.
Speaker 2: It's just I don't know what it is. Mentally, it's
Speaker 2: it's absolutely impossible to do. All right, let me take
Speaker 2: a quick break. Our number is eight sixty six. You
Speaker 2: were over eight sixty six nine six seven six eighty
Speaker 2: three seven, will be right back. Hang on, go as
Speaker 2: a host now.
Speaker 3: As just happens to have crapped his wet pants.
Speaker 1: While writing a good.
Speaker 3: Top that Howard Stern. It's Rovers morning Glory.
Speaker 2: Here's a guy that has a conspiracy theory and get
Speaker 2: to this email. But let me just throw this out here.
Speaker 2: I don't know anything about this. I haven't researched anything
Speaker 2: regarding this. But he says, I want to turn your
Speaker 2: attention to motor sports since Jeffrey and Charlie are so
Speaker 2: into it. Now, Yes, you guys went to a racetrack,
Speaker 2: speedway whatever and had a good time.
Speaker 6: Oh great, great time doing it is at a time Rovers,
Speaker 6: So yeah, in September.
Speaker 2: You should shook. Look up the name Darryl Cuddle. He
Speaker 2: is the new CEO of ihr A, the International hot
Speaker 2: Rod Association. You know anything about this guy?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's the coming body for like drag racing.
Speaker 2: Huh ok, my understanding. He is paid, according to this guy,
Speaker 2: by Elon Musk, and he is buying most of these
Speaker 2: small race tracks and drag strips across the country. Drag
Speaker 2: racing is much bigger than you think of this country.
Speaker 2: And this guy created a whole new series where the
Speaker 2: winners of a weekend drag race would take home a
Speaker 2: very large prize, except the drivers never received their money.
Speaker 2: And this guy, Daryl says Elon stopped paying him after
Speaker 2: he bought half the drag strips in the country. Now,
Speaker 2: according to this conspiracy theory, they're all going to be
Speaker 2: turned into days centers because the zoning already allows for
Speaker 2: loud noises. This is a developing story, but you need
Speaker 2: to keep your eye on it. He's going to take
Speaker 2: your local racetrack. This is going to blow up into
Speaker 2: something very big. You heard it here first. This guy says, Now,
Speaker 2: I don't know anything about that, haven't done any Research's
Speaker 2: could be completely hogwash. I don't know anything about it,
Speaker 2: but it's an interesting conspiracy theory. At the very least,
Speaker 2: they have a lot of loud noises going on at dragstrips.
Speaker 2: They go in, they buy the land. You have a
Speaker 2: pretty big plot of land. You build a giant data
Speaker 2: center there that just hums along loudly, twenty four hours
Speaker 2: a day, seven days a week, sucking up all the
Speaker 2: energy in the community. Maybe maybe there's something to this,
Speaker 2: But why would Elon Musk want to do this considering
Speaker 2: he's going to put all the data centers are going
Speaker 2: to be its base.
Speaker 1: Yeah, remember I do so.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know if there's anything to this. Uh,
Speaker 2: Dogie hated Dave seventy two. You Ron Rover's morning Glory,
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning Rover. First of all, I'd like to start off.
Speaker 9: I said, good.
Speaker 2: Morning to you, Rover, good morning.
Speaker 9: To Charlie, good morning to Jeffrey, good morning to Crystal,
Speaker 9: and good morning the Snitzer. And I'd like to give
Speaker 9: Dougie a big fu screw off to you.
Speaker 1: What did I do it? What happened to our love?
Speaker 1: What did you do?
Speaker 9: What did you do?
Speaker 2: Friday? When Rover said talking.
Speaker 9: About Charlie's dog, Rover said, even Doge hatered Dave seventy
Speaker 9: two wants a dog, and you said.
Speaker 2: Do not give him that dog.
Speaker 9: Wow, that's exactly what you said, Dougie. Do you have
Speaker 9: awhere from somebody from somebody who couldn't even keep a
Speaker 9: dog for two weeks, you got a lot of nerves.
Speaker 5: Well, I knew how to read a situation, and I
Speaker 5: wasn't the best person for the.
Speaker 1: Dog that I had, so I gave it to my
Speaker 1: guy in of college.
Speaker 2: Why did you read that situation? Why did it take
Speaker 2: you to read that situation? You having the dog for
Speaker 2: two weeks before you gave it away? Doosie? Why did
Speaker 2: you read the situation? Why don't you read the situation
Speaker 2: before you got the dog? Had for five so you
Speaker 2: don't really read situations.
Speaker 5: I'm very good at reading situations.
Speaker 2: What do you think, dougieat or Dave seventy two is
Speaker 2: to a bad of a temper? Is that what you're allegend?
Speaker 1: Why are you getting so hard to roll up a.
Speaker 2: Newspaper and swap the thing in the face?
Speaker 5: Did you reach out to Charlie and talk to him? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe me.
Speaker 9: I've been talking to Charlie really, And you know what.
Speaker 5: Do As long as Charlie is okay with you, I
Speaker 5: have nothing to do with it.
Speaker 9: You didn't ask, Yeah, but why do you have to
Speaker 9: put your two cents in there and say.
Speaker 5: Not to give him like you don't put your two
Speaker 5: cents into my life every single day.
Speaker 9: Nothing like that.
Speaker 2: That's only two.
Speaker 9: Cents i'd put in.
Speaker 2: It's how dumb you are on everything.
Speaker 1: I think you're you'd be a bad dog owner. So
Speaker 1: there you go, leave me, do you I got?
Speaker 2: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 9: I got a huge back in fence yard, privacy fence yard.
Speaker 9: I got peep holes that I put in for my
Speaker 9: former dogs so they can look out.
Speaker 1: I got a doggy door.
Speaker 9: So the dogs, the dogs could enter and exit the
Speaker 9: house as they please. I will not cage my dogs.
Speaker 9: The dogs run freely on the couch, on the bed,
Speaker 9: whatever they want to do. They get treats every day
Speaker 9: and hug, cuddles and hugs every day. Take them for walks,
Speaker 9: take them for car rides. You know you kept your
Speaker 9: dog in a.
Speaker 1: Cage puppy night.
Speaker 2: I did, all right, may check your email. Emailed you,
Speaker 2: Chris emailed you. I know you did. She did. I'm
Speaker 2: going to respond, all right, Charlie.
Speaker 9: You're just gonna be a great forever home for him.
Speaker 6: I think I think you're so far top candidate would
Speaker 6: say he's the top candidate around.
Speaker 1: I got handed to do a meeting great soon. And then.
Speaker 2: I wonder Wull renamed the dog Bougie or something because
Speaker 2: it's a real bitch, all right.
Speaker 9: Be no way could be. There'd be no way I'd
Speaker 9: be kicking that.
Speaker 2: Dog every day. Just went down to the bottom of
Speaker 2: the ladder.
Speaker 9: Now, no, but that's a named the doogie.
Speaker 1: All right, you guys broke up dog day seventy two.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Yeah, he's boy, he's he's riled up, du.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: I don't know who sent this to me, but over
Speaker 2: the weekend somebody speaking of being riled up. They're really
Speaker 2: riled up at the University of Michigan and their College
Speaker 2: of Literature, Science and the Arts. Now, what they're doing
Speaker 2: this is, this is an incredible plan that they have devised. Now,
Speaker 2: incoming freshman college students are so fragile that they cannot
Speaker 2: stand to look at their own grades, according to the
Speaker 2: University of Michigan, and they say that there is a
Speaker 2: mental health crisis when it comes to young college students. Therefore,
Speaker 2: they are going to hide their grades from them.
Speaker 1: You won't be able to see do you have an A, A, B,
Speaker 1: A C.
Speaker 2: Whatever. You won't be able to see that the only
Speaker 2: thing that you will have when it comes to your
Speaker 2: grade for your first semester at the University of Michigan is.
Speaker 11: Pass or no pass. That's it for the first semester.
Speaker 2: You said, that's that's correct, the first semester first exactly,
Speaker 2: you pass or fail? Pass for failure. Well, they don't
Speaker 2: even say fail. No, no, that's okay, that's a bad
Speaker 2: word fail because I'm a failure. No.
Speaker 11: No, it's either pass or no pass, credit or no credit.
Speaker 11: That's what's the problem. Why are you upset about that?
Speaker 2: Because good, just my ass, Are you kidding me? They're pandering?
Speaker 2: Give me a break? Is stop.
Speaker 1: You don't even go to college, so I know what
Speaker 1: it's like.
Speaker 2: I know. I was so fragile I couldn't even stand
Speaker 2: to go. No, it's it's you went to college. Dish
Speaker 2: to anybody, anybody. Just let that sink in for just
Speaker 2: a moment.
Speaker 1: I'm failing to dick.
Speaker 2: This is a college graduate over here, Dougie. Yeah, Rover
Speaker 2: your host not a college graduate.
Speaker 1: Can you tell me graduate who is smarter?
Speaker 5: Who helped create Rover's Morning Glory twenty five years ago?
Speaker 1: So you're welcome?
Speaker 5: Uh huh yeah, think think that in remember she graduated
Speaker 5: from college with.
Speaker 1: A degree, and what I got? A couple of degrees, man,
Speaker 1: a couple degrees.
Speaker 2: I don't even think Dougie knows what she gret Seriously, No,
Speaker 2: I'm dead serious.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if she knows what her degree
Speaker 1: is in.
Speaker 10: I do?
Speaker 2: I just what is it?
Speaker 1: I don't know. What do you mean if I do know?
Speaker 1: But I don't know. I just don't want to give
Speaker 1: it to you.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: It wasn't she said yet? One time?
Speaker 4: She claims had a degree in graphic design and a
Speaker 4: minor in creative writing.
Speaker 1: If I remember correctly, don't have a degree in graphic design.
Speaker 5: I have a graphic design background, and I have a
Speaker 5: degree in mass communications emphasis on Advertising and Marketing with
Speaker 5: a minor in creative writing.
Speaker 2: Boom and let that sink in.
Speaker 1: Drop the mic. Have you ever heard her on the
Speaker 1: show Fantastic? We just played the clip.
Speaker 2: Of the flaming s words last week in their dumbest
Speaker 2: moment of all time.
Speaker 1: This is a woman who graduated.
Speaker 2: College, yes, and she wants to talk about me and
Speaker 2: my college.
Speaker 5: Get out of here or lack thereof Listen what they're
Speaker 5: trying to do for one semester is get the kids
Speaker 5: acclimated because it's a lot going off to school. You
Speaker 5: leave your parents home. You are in for a big change,
Speaker 5: so it's a lot of work to do and no
Speaker 5: one's there to help you. You got to do it all
Speaker 5: by yourself. There's you sleep in, you can do whatever
Speaker 5: you want, you can party, you cannot go to class.
Speaker 1: You have to pay the consequences.
Speaker 5: So they're just trying to get you set for the
Speaker 5: future of college.
Speaker 1: I think that's great, and it's only one semester.
Speaker 2: It's but it's not setting kids up for a realistic
Speaker 2: standard of what they're going to need in life. When
Speaker 2: you get a job, when you.
Speaker 1: When you get married job, but they don't thank you, Charlie, we.
Speaker 2: Have a first day, they don't go all, we're not
Speaker 2: gonna we're not going to tell you how you're doing
Speaker 2: because your mental health is so fragile for your for
Speaker 2: so first the first six months. We're not gonna first
Speaker 2: three months of your job. We're not gonna.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they do the job, Yeah they do. They give
Speaker 1: you absolutely people.
Speaker 2: That you come in and you suck the job for
Speaker 2: ninety days, they're just going to fire you. That's it.
Speaker 5: Well, they talk to you and say, Okay, here's what
Speaker 5: we're learning. Let's let's try to get your craft together.
Speaker 2: We believe they claim that by hiding grades, that will
Speaker 2: help studentdents start strong and curb the mental health crisis
Speaker 2: unfolding among college aged individuals. Part of that mental health
Speaker 2: crisis is you're babying them too much, and that you're
Speaker 2: not giving them realistic expectations of what life is like
Speaker 2: in the real world. Instead, you're putting them in these
Speaker 2: cocoons where nothing is offensive. You can't say or do
Speaker 2: anything that might be considered at least, you know, even
Speaker 2: mildly irritating or offensive to somebody, and so you're not
Speaker 2: setting them up. It's not tough enough for them to
Speaker 2: actually make it in the real world, and they have
Speaker 2: unrealistic expectations of what it's like in the real world.
Speaker 2: They think they're going to be coddled like that. They've
Speaker 2: already been coddled by mommy and daddy for most of
Speaker 2: their life, and then they get to college. That's where
Speaker 2: the coddling should stop. But now we're continuing to coddle
Speaker 2: by hiding their grades from them because of whatever they
Speaker 2: claim is a mental health crisis. What is the mental
Speaker 2: health crisis going on with the change? The change? Yeah,
Speaker 2: well no, no, they say it's all it's unfolding right now,
Speaker 2: apparently things are different. Then what do you mean You know,
Speaker 2: it's it's unfolding among college aged individuals. That means it's
Speaker 2: something that's expanding and spreading out. It's not something the change.
Speaker 2: I don't know what you'd say the change. You went
Speaker 2: to college, Is there a mental health crisis at that time?
Speaker 1: It was? It's hard.
Speaker 5: It's one of the most memorable days is the day
Speaker 5: that I left home to go to college and my
Speaker 5: parents drove me up and then they left. Holy hell,
Speaker 5: that was scary. Uh, it was a lot mental health. Absolutely, absolutely,
Speaker 5: you didn't leave it. You didn't do that whole process.
Speaker 2: No, I did not. So you don't know how I
Speaker 2: moved out of the house. I was out on my
Speaker 2: own and probably kicked you. You didn't have that safety net
Speaker 2: like you did.
Speaker 5: Can you live in your mom apartment? You had have
Speaker 5: a rental that you lived in. Is this Vegas?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I paid for that, Yes I did, so you did.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, what job did you moved out? But
Speaker 6: you moved into your mom's extra place. Oh interesting, Yes,
Speaker 6: I had a roommate.
Speaker 2: We paid rent. Yes, that's how it worked. Why she's
Speaker 2: on what job.
Speaker 1: Did you have to pay that so called rent?
Speaker 2: I had my uh my mental health yep, my mental
Speaker 2: health tech job, worked for the state of Nevada, and
Speaker 2: then eventually my radio job and here we are today.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I just don't think that this helps kids out.
Speaker 6: By Why not try My mom used to teach it
Speaker 6: the school that didn't have grades at all. Oh really, no, great,
Speaker 6: a Montessori school. So what do they do? I think
Speaker 6: f around to make macaroni pictures all day and then
Speaker 6: you get like a sticker every day, like an alligator.
Speaker 2: Like if that was good, maybe, how would they track
Speaker 2: the progress of the students?
Speaker 1: How would they.
Speaker 6: Don't totally understand what it was, but she would seem
Speaker 6: to be finger painting a lot.
Speaker 2: I don't know there were no grades. What are these
Speaker 2: Montessori schools? Because I was when I was when I
Speaker 2: was younger, it was always like people always like this
Speaker 2: was some sort of like this was the Harvard of
Speaker 2: kindergarten or something.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the kids that come out of it
Speaker 2: are smart, but they don't have any grades, They don't.
Speaker 1: Have any motivation.
Speaker 2: No, they might be smart, but they again, they don't
Speaker 2: know what they have to do in order to get
Speaker 2: by in life. Oh, this is absolutely insane, absolutely insane,
Speaker 2: and God help us if this is Do you think
Speaker 2: they're doing this over there in China? You think China
Speaker 2: is like, you know what, we have a mental health
Speaker 2: crisis among college students, So don't worry about grades or anything. No,
Speaker 2: absolutely not. This is why China is going to is
Speaker 2: has will pass us up in all.
Speaker 4: These things because their students go to school six.
Speaker 2: Days a week, and if they don't, they chop their
Speaker 2: hand off, right.
Speaker 1: Consequences. Sorry, but I'm just saying that's. Uh. Did Chinese
Speaker 1: their kids?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they go to school like sixteen every day but Sunday,
Speaker 4: and they're like, this education set up is so rigorous.
Speaker 1: That's not good, that's not healthy.
Speaker 2: Charlie's mom's box, Rightes Rover. Not to make this political,
Speaker 2: but I'm going to there's a clear connection with mental
Speaker 2: health and anxiety and liberal people. The only people I
Speaker 2: ever hear that are depressed or have mental issues are liberals.
Speaker 1: Why is this?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't believe that. I know, there's never been
Speaker 2: a conservative person that has a mental health crisis. What
Speaker 2: about Uh, wasn't George Santos? Wasn't he a Republican? Yes?
Speaker 2: He was fabulous.
Speaker 1: I call I like to refers to him.
Speaker 2: As hasn't had a mental health crisis? That guy. What
Speaker 2: about this Max Miller guy from here that we were
Speaker 2: talking about the other day. Somebody just told me that
Speaker 2: what's the the blue bunny or something like that? Max
Speaker 2: Miller and a bunny? Does anyone know anything about them?
Speaker 1: To do with?
Speaker 6: It's his daughter's stuff, bunny that and he's been accused
Speaker 6: of holding a hostage.
Speaker 2: She thinks the daughter's like two years old or something.
Speaker 2: And so I guess there's a big thing where this guy,
Speaker 2: this congressman who we played some of the audio and
Speaker 2: video of him the other day, which is secretly recording
Speaker 2: his wife and they just argue back and forth. She's
Speaker 2: made abuse allegations against him. Remember his former girlfriend also
Speaker 2: did as well. I think two former girlfriends made abuse claims.
Speaker 2: But it's all made up according to him, of course.
Speaker 2: But I guess they have a two year old or whatever,
Speaker 2: and the two year old has this bonnie and sleeps
Speaker 2: every night with the bonnie and the bunny ended up
Speaker 2: at Max Miller's house, and when the kid got picked
Speaker 2: up or whatever, the bunny didn't get there. So then
Speaker 2: then the mom's like, can you give us give me
Speaker 2: the bunny, And it was a back and forth and
Speaker 2: he refused to give up the bunny. Eventually he said
Speaker 2: he would put the I think the bunny. Was the
Speaker 2: bunny going in the mailbox or something, or somebody didn't
Speaker 2: followed a lot of it. Yeah, I'm just getting this
Speaker 2: second hand, and they, yeah, you can come pick up
Speaker 2: the bunny. But then so the ex wife sent a
Speaker 2: neutral third party to pick up the bunny. And then
Speaker 2: once the once the guy or girl, whoever it was,
Speaker 2: got there, he refused to hand over the bunny because
Speaker 2: it wasn't the ex wife. And he said, this, this
Speaker 2: is not the agreement. The agreement was my my ex
Speaker 2: wife was going to pick up the bunny, not you.
Speaker 2: And he refused to give the bunny up for his
Speaker 2: two year old. And this is just what was told
Speaker 2: to me. I don't know if I'm messing up anything.
Speaker 2: I'd be worried if I was hurt.
Speaker 12: When you do get that bunny, that there's some kind
Speaker 12: of camera recording device that he has installed in.
Speaker 2: It just to have in your home listening device.
Speaker 1: Bug. Yeah, can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's Jake Tapper asking about the bunny.
Speaker 13: Okay, the congressman, let's start there with your former father
Speaker 13: in law story today about your daughter and the little
Speaker 13: blue Bonnie doll. But she cannot sleep without If it's true,
Speaker 13: that sounds like emotionally abusive behavior toward a toddler to
Speaker 13: refuse to give it to her when she can't sleep
Speaker 13: without it.
Speaker 14: Jake, I would agree that if that were true, that
Speaker 14: would be incredibly disturbing.
Speaker 1: That the Senator would be right.
Speaker 14: However, he has taken two years to publicly acknowledge for
Speaker 14: me to resign from my seat.
Speaker 1: Why is that, Jake? If he truly believes like.
Speaker 14: I'm a father to a two and a half year
Speaker 14: old daughter, I believe that you're also a father to children.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if you're actually a father to
Speaker 1: a daughter.
Speaker 14: But what I can tell you is, well, Jake, then
Speaker 14: what I can tell you is is that if my
Speaker 14: daughter came to me and she said my ex husband
Speaker 14: did X, Y and Z, and then I waited because
Speaker 14: I was nervous that a political live stream was going
Speaker 14: to expose a deeply impersonal, embarrassing matter to the senator
Speaker 14: for him to take that action.
Speaker 2: Sadly, this has nothing to do with my daughter, Jake.
Speaker 1: And that's what this entire thing is about.
Speaker 14: This is nothing more than an individual who's being politically.
Speaker 2: Doesn't say whether he actually took the bunny or he
Speaker 2: did say if that was true, if it was true,
Speaker 2: is it true? I think? Don't they have the text
Speaker 2: messages or the I mean, they have something to go on,
Speaker 2: I believe. I don't know, but oh my god, that guy,
Speaker 2: every time he talks, you could just tell.
Speaker 5: I like the big sigh at the beginnings a JLR.
Speaker 1: Let's start there.
Speaker 13: There with your former father in law story today about
Speaker 13: your daughter and the little blue bonnie daughter. It's not working,
Speaker 13: the congressman, let's start there with your former father in
Speaker 13: law story today.
Speaker 2: All right, we tried, well, he's uh. I mean, this
Speaker 2: is how ridiculous all this stuff is. And this this
Speaker 2: is what happens when people get divorced. Things like a
Speaker 2: stuffed bunnie. It becomes the center of the universe and
Speaker 2: they start fighting and arguing and power plays over a
Speaker 2: stuffed bonnie.
Speaker 12: Buy a new bunny, go out buy a new bunny
Speaker 12: and then kind of get it into the home.
Speaker 2: I don't, no, Crystal, that does not work. A kid's
Speaker 2: gonna know that is for me. No, you have to
Speaker 2: find first of all, you have to you have to
Speaker 2: find exactly the same kind of Bonnie.
Speaker 12: She has the money that there probably is one on eBay. Yeah,
Speaker 12: but how long did it take to get something on eBay?
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 12: Happens faster than getting it from him.
Speaker 7: You kind of it's you need it right now. She
Speaker 7: can't sleep, No, Betsy. She was in the hospital because
Speaker 7: she wasn't feeling good. She needed surgery. So when she
Speaker 7: finally came back, she was brand new.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, well, you lost your dollar and then I
Speaker 2: got you a new one and claimed that I'll have.
Speaker 5: To bring it to you. I'm saved, Wedsy Bessie. Who
Speaker 5: they aren't. They should have been locked up for let
Speaker 5: me carry that thing around, but I'll bring it show you.
Speaker 1: So you just say they had surgery or something and
Speaker 1: then get a new doll or new bunny. Uh Brook
Speaker 1: hereon Rollvery's warning Glory of the Morning.
Speaker 2: Brook.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I'll make this quick. I had two points, I
Speaker 15: had one point, but you brought up the whole transgender
Speaker 15: mental illness, and I just want to say I've been
Speaker 15: a firefighter medic for I don't think I.
Speaker 2: Brought yet, but I think there probably will come up
Speaker 2: later in the show because Coke.
Speaker 9: I missed, all right, h So I just want to
Speaker 9: make a deep point, an unbiased, objective point, of what
Speaker 9: I witnessed when I.
Speaker 15: Worked at the clinic downtown for a couple of years.
Speaker 15: I've probably treated thirty transgender people. You know, some of
Speaker 15: them just wrote on paper this is Chloe, she's six three,
Speaker 15: two sixty with paint care whatever.
Speaker 9: But I will say every third, not twenty nine out
Speaker 9: of thirty, but thirty out of thirty people that I
Speaker 9: saw in the emergency room were there for ready for
Speaker 9: us mental problems. Not a single spraying, not a single.
Speaker 15: I'm not saying they don't get hurt, but does it
Speaker 15: not speak volumes when that population is reportedly repeatedly just
Speaker 15: seeming damaged over and over. It's just you dress up,
Speaker 15: do what you want. It's fine, but it seems like
Speaker 15: it's an unhealthy kind of.
Speaker 2: Last quick, yes, go on, real quick.
Speaker 9: Everybody's talking about Gougie's daughter looking like Caitlin Clark I'm.
Speaker 15: Just curious of how does Gianna feel about that, because,
Speaker 15: like I, I think Gianna's prettier. I think Kitlyn Clark
Speaker 15: is quite I don't want to say anything. I think
Speaker 15: she's just very manly looking. And I just does.
Speaker 9: Gianna like that comparison, because I would think, in other words, uh.
Speaker 2: Like being compared to Caitlyn Clark. Caitlyn Clark is an
Speaker 2: ugly hog. According to this guy.
Speaker 1: Hey, that's weird.
Speaker 5: She doesn't she doesn't think anything about it, doesn't bother.
Speaker 2: Her, doesn't bother her one bit. All right? Everyone does
Speaker 2: everyone say that she looks just like Caitlyn Clark.
Speaker 5: You're in there, but it's not. It's not like constant.
Speaker 5: But she'll get a remark here and there. Sure she
Speaker 5: doesn't care. Du What do you have coming up in
Speaker 5: the shoesy horrible accident that happened on a boat and
Speaker 5: the boat captain has been arrested. I'll tell you that story,
Speaker 5: plus an update on Perez Hilton, what's going on with him?
Speaker 1: Where is he? I'll have those stories coming up for
Speaker 1: you next.
Speaker 2: All right. Speaking to Kitlin Clark, I do have something
Speaker 2: about her coming up in just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back on Rollvery's morning glory hang