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Speaker 6: The NBA has called off the hawks planned Magic City Night,
Speaker 6: saying that they heard too many concerns from around the league.
Speaker 6: After the Hawks announced they wanted to quote pay tribute
Speaker 6: to an iconic cultural institution, the Magic City Strip Club.
Speaker 6: They were going to have Lemon Pepper, Wings music, exclusive
Speaker 6: merch and a pregame podcast, and the NBA said no,
Speaker 6: And of course a lot of other NBA fans are going.
Speaker 5: Why did the Hawks think this was going to work?
Speaker 7: And how the NBA didn't hear about it faster? Yeah,
Speaker 7: it is strange, not kidding. Yesterday I was wearing my
Speaker 7: Magic City sweatshirt that I had gotten at Shields in
Speaker 7: Mine not because the nickname for mine, not North Dakota, is.
Speaker 5: The Magic City.
Speaker 7: Even Minot High School is called Magic City Campus and
Speaker 7: their nickname is the Magicians. Because our city grew so fast,
Speaker 7: we called it the Magic City. So initially I thought
Speaker 7: the Atlanta Hawks were doing the right thing and honoring mine,
Speaker 7: not North Dakota, and I thought, how wonderful. And then
Speaker 7: I read up on a little bit and I was like, oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, shocking, shocking.
Speaker 7: That that they thought that was probably a good idea.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know creativity. I mean maybe like the.
Speaker 7: The G League team could probably have a promotion like that,
Speaker 7: Like like the Saint Paul Saints, could they do a deja.
Speaker 4: Vu night.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 6: I just don't think they ever would, right, like because
Speaker 6: somebody would say there's a terrible idea, you know.
Speaker 2: What I mean?
Speaker 7: Like really, but I think rive on stuff like that
Speaker 7: is that even crossing the.
Speaker 2: Line then you alienate like uh, family, so.
Speaker 7: There is a lot or do you do it in
Speaker 7: a different way or you have an adult section in
Speaker 7: a family section?
Speaker 5: I don't know. Maybe it is. Yeah, maybe there's no
Speaker 5: way around it.
Speaker 6: I love that you were wearing a Magic City sweatshirt
Speaker 6: on the day that was announced, because it looked like
Speaker 6: you were probably taking a stand, right. Everybody's like, man,
Speaker 6: Marty's a big NBA fan. She she's on team Atlanta
Speaker 6: Hawks here. She loves their wings. She's anti NBA. Yeah,
Speaker 6: she loves the lemon pepper wings at Magic City.
Speaker 1: It is pretty ironic that the team name Hawk is
Speaker 1: the one who proposed.
Speaker 3: Yes, I want to Crunch.
Speaker 2: What are you eating?
Speaker 3: I'm drinking a Shamrock shake.
Speaker 5: In the hallway, there's a box full of the do
Speaker 5: get a Shamrock Shake?
Speaker 2: No thanks?
Speaker 5: So they're fantastic. He they just left her in the show.
Speaker 3: I want to see crunching tassels and a thought.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Interesting.
Speaker 7: On Sunday, the Wolves celebrated Crunch's birthday and there were
Speaker 7: thousands of kids there and the Hawks were about to
Speaker 7: celebrate their strip club heritage.
Speaker 5: Brother each team. You know you do you?
Speaker 6: In all of your years traveling with the Timberwolves, did
Speaker 6: you ever see a broadcast team head over to Magic City?
Speaker 5: Not that I was aware. They didn't text you and
Speaker 5: say we're going you want to come?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they said, we're heading out.
Speaker 5: We'll see you later. We'll see We're going one way,
Speaker 5: you go the other way.
Speaker 4: They want to be inclusive, they invite you. I think
Speaker 4: it's sweet of them.
Speaker 2: Hawk. Do you know anybody who's been there?
Speaker 3: I know somebody who's been there.
Speaker 1: Sure, I've actually you walked either you were waving through
Speaker 1: the window, Lou Williams.
Speaker 5: I'm fifty two years old.
Speaker 7: I can honestly say I've never been to a strip
Speaker 7: club in my life.
Speaker 3: The day is young.
Speaker 2: What are you doing in about fifty five minutes? Hawk's
Speaker 2: going No.
Speaker 5: I don't know if it's anything to brag about, but
Speaker 5: I don't like them.
Speaker 7: I haven't heard great things. I've seen Ozark. I know
Speaker 7: when it's like, yeah.
Speaker 5: Have you seen the Sopranos? Yeah, great show, great show.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of things.
Speaker 3: Man, I keep getting a brain freeze.
Speaker 4: I think I am I'm something wrong with my DNA. Whoa,
Speaker 4: I'm so highly susceptible.
Speaker 2: Which one is worse? Man? That's good? Never go d
Speaker 2: n A sad my son.
Speaker 3: My high palette frozen.
Speaker 8: Pale, the roof of your mouthing, thegeous nerves.
Speaker 6: No, aren't you supposed to put your tongue on the
Speaker 6: top of your mouth and do the pressure thing?
Speaker 2: I think the top?
Speaker 3: Can I borrow your tongue?
Speaker 6: Cory?
Speaker 5: Thank you for saying, Cory.
Speaker 1: Just how kind are you?
Speaker 5: It's shamrock shakes season so good, it's so good.
Speaker 2: Make it permanent.
Speaker 3: Wonder more.
Speaker 5: With they aren't permanent, they wouldn't be a special zacho.
Speaker 5: You know. I feel the same way about the eggnog
Speaker 5: shake home run every year, but.
Speaker 7: As much as you walk around, if it was here
Speaker 7: all the time, we wouldn't appreciate it.
Speaker 6: That's what That's what Burger King's doing the long play
Speaker 6: on the gingerbread shake. They had it for one year
Speaker 6: and they're like, let's make them wait forty years until
Speaker 6: we bring it back.
Speaker 5: It seems successful.
Speaker 6: It does seem excessive. It's one of the biggest mistakes
Speaker 6: they've ever made. I wish Kines would just steal it
Speaker 6: and do a gingerbread shake all year round.
Speaker 5: All year round. Canes and gingerbread shakes. Boom.
Speaker 4: You guys, glad you waited till you thirteen to bring
Speaker 4: these in, because about forty five minutes from now, it's
Speaker 4: gonna sound like a jazz band over.
Speaker 2: I'm so lack the fringe quarter.
Speaker 7: You are a lactose intolerant and you just in hailed
Speaker 7: an entire shake.
Speaker 5: Isn't there a pill you're supposed to take before you?
Speaker 3: That's what the girls summing?
Speaker 5: All right, christakes it the next day.
Speaker 6: The Wolves are at the Lakers tonight at ten o'clock
Speaker 6: Marty o'clock. Man Minnesota is forty and twenty four, but
Speaker 6: the Lakers don't look now. The Lakers are red hot.
Speaker 6: They've won five of their last six. They're up to
Speaker 6: thirty nine and twenty five. The Wolves have won eight
Speaker 6: of their last ten, but those two losses were both
Speaker 6: really ugly, like heart crushing, like wow, we are not
Speaker 6: even trying kind of losses.
Speaker 5: So the eight wins are great.
Speaker 6: The two losses are sticking in everybody's head doing is
Speaker 6: that what we're going to see creeping in the postseason?
Speaker 6: Or can we see the other team? Because the team
Speaker 6: that we saw against Orlando was a disaster.
Speaker 7: It was, But if it's only going to happen two
Speaker 7: times in ten games, okay, I guess the situation is this.
Speaker 7: The Wolves are in third, and that's great. That is
Speaker 7: the place to be. We're not going to get any
Speaker 7: higher than that. It's just not mathematically and realistically possible.
Speaker 7: So three is the best case scenario. But they're only
Speaker 7: a half game clear, one half game clear of Houston
Speaker 7: and one game clear of the Lakers, and another half
Speaker 7: game behind that is Denver.
Speaker 5: So that is where the crunch is. Crunch.
Speaker 7: It goes Wolves, Rockets, Lakers, Nuggets, and that's a game
Speaker 7: and a half separating those four teams. And on this
Speaker 7: road trip, the Wolves tonight and tomorrow have a back
Speaker 7: to back and it's Lakers, Clippers, and.
Speaker 5: Clippers are eighth.
Speaker 7: There there are ways back, but they are in the mix,
Speaker 7: and this is a road back to back.
Speaker 5: So that's right.
Speaker 7: This road trip goes Lakers, Clippers, Warriors, Thunder.
Speaker 3: Win win loss, win.
Speaker 5: Really hurt me.
Speaker 7: The worst teams interesting, we let off the gas.
Speaker 2: You lit off the gas.
Speaker 3: Please stop being you.
Speaker 2: Heard. That's brutal.
Speaker 7: So a lot to be decided here in the final
Speaker 7: month and change of the regular season, but it's it's
Speaker 7: so much fun to be a relevant team.
Speaker 5: Hell yeah, every night matters, every game matters.
Speaker 7: We might not be up and watching every minute of
Speaker 7: this ten o'clock start tonight, nine to thirty Tomorrow night,
Speaker 7: nine o'clock Friday night. Yep, but we are interested in.
Speaker 6: The results more to the point that you know, again,
Speaker 6: they've won eight of ten, but the two that we've
Speaker 6: lost just feel like devastating and a lot of us,
Speaker 6: I think a lot of people outside of the Twin
Speaker 6: Cities forget that this team has made the Western Conference
Speaker 6: Finals two consecutive years. Hawdcast the Wolves have the fifth
Speaker 6: best record in the NBA, and it doesn't feel like it.
Speaker 5: Right in the entire the.
Speaker 6: Entire NBA, fifth best record in the league, and it
Speaker 6: doesn't feel like it. The only four that are better, Okay,
Speaker 6: see the Spurs and wemby Detroit in Boston.
Speaker 7: Yeah, which tells you those teams have these kinds of losses.
Speaker 6: Too.
Speaker 7: Good teams lose to teams they shouldn't, or to bad
Speaker 7: teams are to teams of terrible injury situations. It happens
Speaker 7: all the time. It just feels like we're the only
Speaker 7: ones and it's it's not and there's still bad losses
Speaker 7: and you still can't excuse it away. And Sunday's performance
Speaker 7: was not great.
Speaker 2: No, it can't lose to that team like that, it could.
Speaker 5: Was kind of a no show.
Speaker 7: But if but if it's an isolated incident and you
Speaker 7: don't see something like that for another two weeks, then
Speaker 7: you can go.
Speaker 5: Okay, I guess So if the.
Speaker 6: Season ended today, then it doesn't. We would hook the
Speaker 6: Nuggets in round one.
Speaker 2: Ouch, yeah, that'd be sweet.
Speaker 5: But we can beat them, Yeah we can, Yeah, we can.
Speaker 7: Now they when we just played them, they didn't have
Speaker 7: Aaron Gordon and he did play last night, and.
Speaker 5: That was an epic game last night.
Speaker 2: Hawk's favorite player.
Speaker 3: I liked. I'm calling Gordo d G.
Speaker 6: I would much rather face the Rocket to the Lakers.
Speaker 6: Would you rather face the Rockets or the Lakers as
Speaker 6: opposed to the Nuggests in round one?
Speaker 5: Yes? Yes?
Speaker 2: Who would you rather play?
Speaker 4: Probably rather play Buckskins.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 3: You're question? I gave you an answer. I'm mutching trailer
Speaker 3: for a show called The Miniature Wife.
Speaker 2: You're in.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's not about little people, is it.
Speaker 4: It's this guy accidentally like shrunk the kids, only shrunk
Speaker 4: his wife. You've got that one lady in it who's stripper,
Speaker 4: like a pornographer lady in that one movie Elizabeth Banks.
Speaker 4: Elizabeth Banks, Yeah, Elizabeth Banks. She's like like a.
Speaker 5: No, Elizabeth Banks is the host to Press your Luck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, HER's it's perfect. She's about to get run
Speaker 3: over by a room.
Speaker 2: But what is this called?
Speaker 5: Is not in this movie? Then they failed the major.
Speaker 4: Wife A Peacock original new series April Night looks fantastic.
Speaker 4: Couldn't hear a word of it, but it looked fantastic. I
Speaker 4: was wondering, what, like, you know, how because she she's
Speaker 4: about the size of a finger, So I was wondering, like, how,
Speaker 4: you know, stop that idea is just That's what I
Speaker 4: thought too. I didn't want to see that. It's got
Speaker 4: to be the end of the series though, right, yeah,
Speaker 4: and yes you do want to see it, right.
Speaker 5: Who is that Elizabeth you're thinking.
Speaker 3: Of Elizabeth Banks?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: Name?
Speaker 5: Who's the one that was in that terrible So you're
Speaker 5: thinking of Elizabe Berkeley from Save by the Bell. She
Speaker 5: was the show Girls. Yeah that's the movie you were thinking.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, Elizabeth Banks was.
Speaker 5: She was in Zach and Mary Makeup Porn.
Speaker 3: Which is a great film.
Speaker 7: Really, well, that's very I thought you were thinking of Showgirls.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you for thinking though you're welcome.
Speaker 6: You got your Elizabeth's miss mixed up. You're thinking about
Speaker 6: Elizabeth Reese from Twin City's Little Bit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he does a lot of adult entertainment.
Speaker 5: She dabbles, but she's not gardening.
Speaker 4: And I really want to say something that I just
Speaker 4: thought of that I never thought of before.
Speaker 3: But it's going too far when we're talking.
Speaker 2: About Oh, I know, I think evolving Elizabeth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I know what you thought about her. Yea,
Speaker 4: perhaps I had just had her cups the other day.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, Wow, thank you. I can't that's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: We didn't work in a while together. Yeah, you're right, Corey.
Speaker 2: This lady's name in the miniature Wife is Lyndy little John.
Speaker 2: That's a terrible name.
Speaker 3: Oh she got to go to bathroom somewhere.
Speaker 7: How did have you seen that the Hershey Company has
Speaker 7: acknowledged that the cup recipe has changed?
Speaker 6: Yeah, we broke it down. We gave him credit for
Speaker 6: calling it because we thought he was nuts. But uh, yeah,
Speaker 6: the what is it? Was it?
Speaker 5: The grandson the grandson of whatever? Reese? Yeah said, yeah,
Speaker 5: they changed the formula.
Speaker 3: I'm so pleased.
Speaker 5: That must give you a.
Speaker 7: Great validation to know you didn't go crazy and your
Speaker 7: taste buds didn't yet.
Speaker 3: I had people tell me because I was old.
Speaker 5: I said, maybe it was COVID. You did see the
Speaker 5: couple of things have changed have changed for me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Since I had COVID the.
Speaker 2: Taste, what has changed for you? Hawk?
Speaker 3: I just can't eat fish anymore. I don't like it.
Speaker 4: I hate the taste of fish. I really don't. I'm
Speaker 4: being honest when I say that I can't eat seafrud
Speaker 4: of any kind. It grosses me out.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't like that before COVID.
Speaker 2: Well, it's the truth.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the deal is.
Speaker 4: I didn't like going to Seattle down to the fish
Speaker 4: district market.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like it. It's too It's overwhelming to me.
Speaker 2: How do you hang out with your sister?
Speaker 3: I wish you.
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 3: I can't do corn? This is the truth.
Speaker 5: Fridays in Lent that's true.
Speaker 3: Too, thank you.
Speaker 4: But I've moved on from the fish thing. Oh, candle stores,
Speaker 4: they're too strong for me. I can't go into them.
Speaker 4: They almost knock me.
Speaker 3: I know it.
Speaker 4: I love, but the smell is too much for me,
Speaker 4: and it's been since COVID. There somebody says, hey, smell
Speaker 4: this candle. It almost kills me.
Speaker 7: Yes, there's something in a perfume and a cologne that's
Speaker 7: certain people wear and they walk by me and I
Speaker 7: will gag.
Speaker 6: Dude, that sucks because uh, you guys care if myself
Speaker 6: from not at all. A friend asked me to invest
Speaker 6: in a candle company.
Speaker 5: It's called Serenity by Jam. So I'm in what.
Speaker 2: He's not here? I mean he's listening, but he's not here.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't believe how many Gwyneth Paltrow candles I have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about candlebox? Great man, your MIC's son litter
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Speaker 4: You got that right, Zacho, Welcome back. It's Tuesday on
Speaker 4: the Partrip regular cast characters plus Marty Gallarnard.
Speaker 5: Thanks for having me. Yeah, thanks, We're always aloud.
Speaker 3: To have you with me here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, looking forward to seeing you in the baseball sunshine.
Speaker 3: Hmmm, yeah, that's gonna be fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Do you know when your first game is? Is
Speaker 5: it opening Day? When you do?
Speaker 7: No, because the Wolves are still playing and it conflicts,
Speaker 7: and so we like to be scheduled for an entire
Speaker 7: series at a time as opposed to games. And I
Speaker 7: know the Twins open in Baltimore and then they go
Speaker 7: to Kansas City.
Speaker 5: And I am not on the schedule until.
Speaker 7: The second home series, which is the Detroit Tigers April sixth, so.
Speaker 5: A little less than a month away. Yes, we're almost there.
Speaker 4: Shure, we boy got the team until you're in Yeah,
Speaker 4: that seems appropriate, I think so do. We're gonna get
Speaker 4: several answers of snow in Minnesota. I know tonight into tomorrow.
Speaker 2: The Apple Weather app is predicting hold on here ten
Speaker 2: to twelve on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding snow?
Speaker 2: Oh my yeah, I'm on Sunday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll be driving home from Northern Wisconsin's you guys
Speaker 4: might do the show without me on Monday.
Speaker 5: I'm going to have to be skiing then next Belinda Jensen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, damn near impossible to predict that a week ahead
Speaker 1: or that far ahead.
Speaker 3: So but what about the balloon days?
Speaker 5: Yeah, what about those weather.
Speaker 1: We'll find out when they get launched on Friday with
Speaker 1: the it is.
Speaker 7: So the weather channel app on Sunday says about one
Speaker 7: inch of snow expected.
Speaker 2: It's all over the place.
Speaker 7: It is all over.
Speaker 5: So it's almost like we don't know yet. What does
Speaker 5: the CARO eleven app say? Says check back Friday says
Speaker 5: check back after the balloons go up.
Speaker 1: It's just a phone number, per personal line for Belinda
Speaker 1: Jensen at that and you call and.
Speaker 2: Ask her bell Hi Bell.
Speaker 1: They used to have that weather line forecast service.
Speaker 2: Yeah, call the.
Speaker 3: Time, mister movie phone, mister weather phone.
Speaker 2: Hell the party zone.
Speaker 5: Hey, Belinda got on the board on Friday. She got one.
Speaker 5: Most people get swings too, fork lyft lift work. Now
Speaker 5: it's time for headlines, all right.
Speaker 6: So look, if if Zach had blown that game on
Speaker 6: Friday and then gotten sick during the high school hockey tournament, like,
Speaker 6: it would have been really really really bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he didn't.
Speaker 5: But he didn't.
Speaker 2: He won.
Speaker 6: He powered through, great call on Saturday, the whole bit.
Speaker 6: But now I think on Tuesday, March tenth. I'm going
Speaker 6: to piss him off by simply reading a headline.
Speaker 2: No boy, you guys ready, Yeah, and.
Speaker 5: I read.
Speaker 6: Pepsi is surging in popularity among eighteen to thirty four
Speaker 6: year olds because they value quote quality.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean I literally gagged it up when I
Speaker 1: tried it blindly.
Speaker 5: Why would you try it blindly?
Speaker 2: That diet coke test thing and care up through a.
Speaker 6: Blind taste test trying to decide where all the diet
Speaker 6: cokes were from it, And she did put a pepsi
Speaker 6: in there inzac did kind of almost peek it up.
Speaker 2: Horrible.
Speaker 6: Well, you seem to be in the minority because eighteen
Speaker 6: to thirty four year olds your generation, are all of
Speaker 6: a sudden loving pepsi.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't get the what did you do? What
Speaker 2: was the word? Do you use qualities?
Speaker 6: Because that group eighteen to thirty four year olds claim
Speaker 6: that they value quality.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, take that, Zach, Where the hell does that
Speaker 2: even come from? Value quality?
Speaker 3: Obviously our listeners don't know.
Speaker 7: Well, played are their ingredients like cleaner or something?
Speaker 6: Noz that could it be possible that your two a
Speaker 6: couple of your theories are working together here. What if
Speaker 6: eighteen to thirty four year olds grew up on coke freestyle,
Speaker 6: That's true, and then they try Pepsi for the first
Speaker 6: time and they're like, well, this is different. So maybe
Speaker 6: they're anti coke freestyle and they don't know that, you know,
Speaker 6: other Coca Cola.
Speaker 2: That would be a step up. Yeah, yeah, well said
Speaker 2: I warned them.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: I told the Coca Cola company back in the day.
Speaker 2: I said, you guys can't do this, don't do it.
Speaker 2: Did you email them? Oh?
Speaker 1: I did a strongly worded letter back in the early
Speaker 1: twenty tens. I mean I worked with Burger King. I
Speaker 1: told them to stop, and they've switched back. Wendy's is
Speaker 1: gonna asks tough lesson and they're already what's happening to
Speaker 1: Weddy's now? They're closing all these stores? Quit doing it?
Speaker 1: But I mean freestyle, yeah, Pepsi switch it.
Speaker 2: Well, ball just Arby's learning their lesson.
Speaker 4: They're gonna make a yep Arby's. We call those a
Speaker 4: like ketchup and mustard others.
Speaker 5: Yeah, condiments.
Speaker 3: Tonament machine is like a yeah, like freestyle freestyle.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: People keep asking me about that, and I will I
Speaker 1: would love to try it, and if it tastes like ketchup,
Speaker 1: then great, it's a wonderful thing. If it tastes like
Speaker 1: a sad excuse of a condiment.
Speaker 2: That sucks, what condiments do you eat ketchup?
Speaker 6: There's there's a part of me that I'm just picturing
Speaker 6: little Zachie Halverson, like in second grade, doing his ABC's
Speaker 6: in school, and somebody goes, like me would have said,
Speaker 6: why why is this kid learning how to write? He's
Speaker 6: in the digital generation, He's never going to have to
Speaker 6: learn how to write. And then you fast forward to
Speaker 6: the twenty tens, in the twenty twenties, and little Zaki
Speaker 6: Halverson is still writing letters, strongly worded ones the fast
Speaker 6: food restaurants that use coke freestyle pissed. He writes letters
Speaker 6: like the unibomber only to fast food restaurants and probably
Speaker 6: movie theater change when they go to coke freestyle.
Speaker 1: All of them do some stupid reason. Had it again
Speaker 1: last week? Yuck back to you, Corey.
Speaker 5: I can't believe this didn't happen.
Speaker 6: Maybe it did happen all the time back in the day,
Speaker 6: but it seems to happen frequently enough that it's in
Speaker 6: the news but it happened again. An angler was arrested
Speaker 6: during a bass tournament in Texas on Sunday in charge
Speaker 6: with violating fishing tournament rules after multiple weights were found
Speaker 6: inside of a bass that he had caught. I mean,
Speaker 6: I wonder if that happened a ton back in the day.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like some guy figured it out, like, man, I
Speaker 6: have never won one of these tournaments if only this
Speaker 6: bass weighed like a half a pound more. And he realized,
Speaker 6: why don't I just stuff the stupid fish with weights.
Speaker 5: They're not going to cut it open like it's a
Speaker 5: shark from Jaws.
Speaker 2: Oh what?
Speaker 6: And then he started winning tournaments, and now it happens
Speaker 6: once in a while. But yeah, since there's prizes on
Speaker 6: the line, it's illegal.
Speaker 5: Pull your hands up.
Speaker 2: Fishing question. If if you're like really good at it,
Speaker 2: where you're like in tournaments every weekend and you're doing
Speaker 2: it a lot, and it's your favorite thing to do,
Speaker 2: don't you think you could like eyeball, like the difference
Speaker 2: between like if you say you have like a ten
Speaker 2: pound fish but it measures out at like twenty five,
Speaker 2: don't you think you'd go Well, that doesn't make sense
Speaker 2: that doesn't look anything near a ten pound you know
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's a good point. I do see people who are.
Speaker 2: Like really into fishing, could eyeball a fishing go it's
Speaker 2: probably about eight pounds, not thirty five pounds.
Speaker 6: I don't think people that are adding weights are quadrupling
Speaker 6: the weight of the fish.
Speaker 5: Or it looks like, you know, like some kids wearing
Speaker 5: a trench coat. But he's cobb of the hot on it.
Speaker 6: Right, it's it's you probably turn a nine pound fish
Speaker 6: into a ten and a half or something.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I probably you're incrementally increasing your entire hall, right. I
Speaker 6: don't know how many fish you get to you know,
Speaker 6: register or account. I don't know that, but my guess
Speaker 6: is it's incremental. So they don't notice if if you
Speaker 6: turn an eight pound fish's fortunds.
Speaker 3: It's shaped like a barbell.
Speaker 7: If you hold it out for the camera, then yeah,
Speaker 7: your eight pounder is now you're the Minnesota record.
Speaker 5: It's five. Nobody's the wiser. Yeah, Yeah, there's money on
Speaker 5: the line, people will Yeah.
Speaker 7: I had a friend from college college that got married
Speaker 7: and this was like years ago, like twenty years ago,
Speaker 7: and one of her friends, was married to a professional fisherman,
Speaker 7: and I didn't really know him well and get to
Speaker 7: chat with him.
Speaker 5: Well, I just remember seeing him.
Speaker 7: And so because he was at a wedding, he couldn't
Speaker 7: wear a hat, couldn't wear glasses.
Speaker 5: And the man was white.
Speaker 7: Uh here and then just dark shiplines from the sunglasses
Speaker 7: on the leg absolutely, and like dark hands and forearms and.
Speaker 2: Just that's that's funny.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and just so the white stripe of the sunglasses
Speaker 7: across the.
Speaker 5: Side of the head battle scars. Basically, Yeah, he's a
Speaker 5: pro man.
Speaker 2: Gotta look to part what.
Speaker 5: I mean, how do you what makes you good?
Speaker 7: Other than no knowing what special lures and all those things, the.
Speaker 2: Right depths, you know the right spots.
Speaker 5: You know you're.
Speaker 2: Willing to put the worm on the hook, which Hocke
Speaker 2: and I are not willing.
Speaker 5: That's that's man work. No, that's yucky.
Speaker 7: I am not above wearing dishwashing gloves. Yeah, get yeah,
Speaker 7: the fish off? What's my hands fishing?
Speaker 6: My god, Chris, you have a handful of publicly known
Speaker 6: like lifelong fears.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, I don't like I don't like heights.
Speaker 6: Yep, claustrophobia, right, you don't like small spaces. You also
Speaker 6: have had a fear since you were a kid.
Speaker 2: That I'm going to find a dead You're gonna find
Speaker 2: a dead body.
Speaker 6: A couple of hikers thought they had found human remains
Speaker 6: in Pennsylvania, so they called the authorities, but police are
Speaker 6: no longer investigating any further because they realized it was
Speaker 6: a deer carcass. Dear God, I mean, can you imagine,
Speaker 6: much like we talked about what did that gal see
Speaker 6: over the airplane seat that she thought the bomb threat
Speaker 6: was real?
Speaker 2: It had to be.
Speaker 5: What did the pile of bones look like where they
Speaker 5: thought this was human remains?
Speaker 2: Can't you imagine?
Speaker 5: Because if you see any fur.
Speaker 6: Remaining, you're like, well that's a deer, right, So it
Speaker 6: must have been just bones decomposed.
Speaker 5: Was it dark? I don't know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, tikers thought they found human remains Hurt Bills and
Speaker 6: no it was not Kurt Bills.
Speaker 2: Was it a Pepsi freestyle machine.
Speaker 5: And it was in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Take the carcas.
Speaker 5: It was in Pennsylvania. So that's part of the Counanan trail.
Speaker 5: Right now.
Speaker 6: Bonus is currently doing the reverse Counan and I'm Florida
Speaker 6: to Minnesota. Yes, he is, so I assume he's going
Speaker 6: to go right through these human remains in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Do you see he texted us? He did.
Speaker 6: He said he's in Atlanta tonight, so he's wondering if
Speaker 6: there's any good spots to get wings.
Speaker 2: Ye, he's going to Magic City. John, he's going the
Speaker 2: wrong way if he's in mine. Not right now, Lucky.
Speaker 6: Uh, Marnie, I'm not asked and for your political leanings.
Speaker 6: I'm not asking for your political takes.
Speaker 3: I go for it.
Speaker 6: But do you feel that the that the country of
Speaker 6: the United States of America once in a while would
Speaker 6: want to vote for literally anybody else but the people
Speaker 6: that are on the ballot right for a lot of races,
Speaker 6: It's like, I don't want either one of these. I
Speaker 6: would vote for literally anybody else. Yeah, that's something we
Speaker 6: hear once in a while. Right is two terrible choices. Please,
Speaker 6: I wish we had a third option.
Speaker 5: Okay. A guy named Dustin Ebe.
Speaker 6: Legally duty Dustin No, Dustin Ebe literally legally changed his
Speaker 6: name to literally anybody else. That's his full name, first name, literally,
Speaker 6: middle name, anybody, last name else. He did it because
Speaker 6: he wanted to run for president in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: He did, but nobody really cared. But now he's not done.
Speaker 6: There is a there's a mayor in North Richland Hills, Texas,
Speaker 6: you know, that is currently running unopposed, and I guess
Speaker 6: a lot of the town doesn't like him, but he
Speaker 6: doesn't have an opponent. So this guy's like, I'll throw
Speaker 6: my hat into the ring. So now when you vote,
Speaker 6: apparently may second in the general election, the current challenger
Speaker 6: for mayor, Jack McCarty, is literally anybody else. So when
Speaker 6: you go to the ball it's do you want Jack
Speaker 6: McCarty or do you want literally anybody else?
Speaker 2: That's brilliant. That's brilliant, it's great, that's dedication to the
Speaker 2: bit man.
Speaker 6: He says he someday does plan to change it back,
Speaker 6: but for now that's his actual name. And somebody asked, literally,
Speaker 6: what party are you from, and he said he doesn't
Speaker 6: affiliate necessarily with any party. He does lean Republican, but
Speaker 6: he is not associated with any political party.
Speaker 7: Well with the name like literally anybody else, you would
Speaker 7: sort of have to be your.
Speaker 6: Own, right because by definition you don't like Republicans or
Speaker 6: Democrats like any other option.
Speaker 5: But the two, so that's great.
Speaker 6: May Second, literally anybody else might be the mayor of
Speaker 6: North Richland Hills, Texas. He's thirty seven years old and
Speaker 6: he's probably got a pretty good sense of humor. He's
Speaker 6: an animal technician and a universally university lab in Dallas,
Speaker 6: so he's probably pretty smart too, just being a smart ass.
Speaker 5: Love it. I hope his friends call him litt yeah,
Speaker 5: or Tree or mister else.
Speaker 2: Yeah or yeah.
Speaker 6: If you went to high school with literally anybody else,
Speaker 6: what would it is a nickname?
Speaker 2: Be probably Lit and then we just call him it
Speaker 2: and then he would be like penny Wise and then
Speaker 2: Stephen King and King and we'd call him King, Charles
Speaker 2: the first, Charles the first, and then we'd call him numero,
Speaker 2: you know one, and then we'd call him you know,
Speaker 2: and then we'd call.
Speaker 5: Him you know, like when you say that's the matrix.
Speaker 2: Yeah, along with a lot of options at options.
Speaker 6: Let's say on Chris for a second, because a lot
Speaker 6: of times on the Power to Morning Show we reference
Speaker 6: an act called pulling a hockey and it's not what
Speaker 6: you think it is.
Speaker 5: It means quietly leaving.
Speaker 6: A party pretty early in the party, but just leaving
Speaker 6: when he's had enough saying goodbye to no one and
Speaker 6: just walking out the door.
Speaker 5: That's a brilliant move, it really is.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Other people call it an Irish exit, a French leave.
Speaker 6: I've never heard that a French leave. That's Tommy's favorite.
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 6: What percentage of people say it is rude to leave
Speaker 6: a party without saying goodbye to at least the host,
Speaker 6: specifically the host of the party. What percentage of people
Speaker 6: say it's rude to leave a party and pull a
Speaker 6: hockey without saying goodbye to the house. Now, in fairness
Speaker 6: to Chris, he wants pull the hockey at his own
Speaker 6: house a party he was hosting. He just went up
Speaker 6: steers without saying goodbye to his own guesttinued to party.
Speaker 2: Was there a long time? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Ye, you think it's rude. Do you think it's rude,
Speaker 5: Marty or not?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I mean to the host for sure.
Speaker 7: I mean not rude to the point where I am
Speaker 7: now offended. But I would say, like just basic manners,
Speaker 7: I'd lightly say.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay. So what percentage of you yes says yes?
Speaker 5: We were half? Probably seventy five percent.
Speaker 2: Sauce sixty, Chris thirty, Zach sixty nine percent Chris.
Speaker 5: Knows his own game. Thirty three percent say it's rude.
Speaker 6: The other sixty six or seven six percent, I guess
Speaker 6: say no big deal, But fifty two percent say it
Speaker 6: depends on how big the party is. For example, if
Speaker 6: it's a giant party, you know you don't try because
Speaker 6: that host doesn't have to say two hundred goodbyes, just leave.
Speaker 6: So the bigger the party, the more likely it is
Speaker 6: you can pull a hockey without having to say goodbye.
Speaker 4: If it's a celebration of life for one of the Julia,
Speaker 4: then say goodbye.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, the two of you right right, okay, because
Speaker 2: you see him again. Let's say it was my celebration
Speaker 2: of lifehowk Who would you talk to first?
Speaker 4: Well, I'd be too busy celebrating to talk to anybody.
Speaker 5: Is the matrix going to be there?
Speaker 3: No, I'd actually walk up to Pop.
Speaker 6: I'm talking to kel first to what her plan is
Speaker 6: a good point?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would make sure she's okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he wouldn't.
Speaker 6: Well, especially if I noticed she wasn't crying, I'd be like,
Speaker 6: what are you doing next weekend?
Speaker 5: I want to go stand right? Not like that?
Speaker 2: She should probably say no.
Speaker 5: I can't blame her. That's a that's actually a pretty
Speaker 5: smart choice.
Speaker 6: Hey, you know we've had Dough Young Park on this show.
Speaker 6: He's played Jeopardy twice. He joked he's one of the
Speaker 6: only people that's ever gone over to because you don't
Speaker 6: get invited back unless you went. But he did that
Speaker 6: second chance bit. I don't I don't remember if he
Speaker 6: told us this, but I read this in the prep
Speaker 6: service this morning. I watched Jeopardy almost every day because
Speaker 6: why not?
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 5: And wy not Jeopardy.
Speaker 6: Jeopardy has all of the contestants standing on platforms that
Speaker 6: are adjusted to make sure they look like they're the
Speaker 6: same height. This helps reduce the need for constant readjustment
Speaker 6: of the cameras and lighting.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, interesting.
Speaker 6: So I guess I've subconsciously known that it looks like
Speaker 6: they're always even, but I've never once been like, what
Speaker 6: are the chances they're all the same height? But the
Speaker 6: second I read that this morning, I'm like, they are
Speaker 6: all the same height? Why haven't unless you have some
Speaker 6: you know, seven foot freak.
Speaker 5: My guess is, I don't know what they can do
Speaker 5: about that, but.
Speaker 7: No, but it's it's distracting when you have someone like
Speaker 7: my height and by four and you have a guy
Speaker 7: even who's like six' three and which are both you,
Speaker 7: know fairly normal heights for. People but when they're next
Speaker 7: to each, other it's. Distracting like we when we would
Speaker 7: do demonstrations on A tv screen when we've had our,
Speaker 7: studio AND i would stand next To Kevin, lynch it
Speaker 7: looks really.
Speaker 5: Awkward so what do you?
Speaker 7: DO i would wear platform boots and it's the BEST
Speaker 7: i could and we just live with. It but the
Speaker 7: lighting looks weird because to get lighting on my face
Speaker 7: and his face at the same. TIME i, mean we'd
Speaker 7: manipulate him as best as.
Speaker 5: Possible but.
Speaker 7: Interesting so for The jeopardy contestants now you're talking about
Speaker 7: like trying to, pinpoints and it's just easier to have
Speaker 7: him on.
Speaker 2: The fortunate is the same, THING i, believe.
Speaker 7: SURE i mean probably also to Help Ryan seacrest not Look, yeah.
Speaker 5: They put him on a. Ladder Grats.
Speaker 2: Ryan, Yeah i'm glad you're doing, Good.
Speaker 3: So glad to be on the team with.
Speaker 2: You, Yeah but If zach always points out you can't email, him.
Speaker 3: You do know what bug?
Speaker 6: Him there is an etiquette expert Named William hansen that
Speaker 6: some people think he's just rage bating. Us he's trying
Speaker 6: to get us mad and look for clicks and get
Speaker 6: attention and then get his name out. There BUT i
Speaker 6: just said, it SO i fell for. It his name
Speaker 6: Is William. Hansen he's an etiquette. Expert The internet's mad
Speaker 6: at him because he claims we have been eating cereal
Speaker 6: wrong our entire. Lives he believes the proper way to
Speaker 6: eat cereal involves a spoon and a.
Speaker 5: Fork WIT i know that.
Speaker 6: Guy, yeah he says you should use the fork to
Speaker 6: gently push the cereal onto the spoon so the flakes
Speaker 6: don't splash or escape the. Bowl this guy. Parties oh,
Speaker 6: Yeah can you imagine that's? Psychotic that's like going silently
Speaker 6: To madison With Erasmus james for five, hours.
Speaker 2: Dead.
Speaker 6: Silence if you started dating a gal and week, one.
Speaker 5: Say she sleeps over.
Speaker 6: And the next morning she's making she's making cereal for
Speaker 6: herself and she's using a spoon and a.
Speaker 5: FORK i, mean at twenty, two who?
Speaker 6: Cares at forty almost forty, Six i'd say this ain't gonna.
Speaker 6: Work August is, SAID i don't have time for. This
Speaker 6: what the hell are you still Doing why are you?
Speaker 2: Here my, GOD i pulled the hockey in the.
Speaker 5: Back, yeah he'd, SAY i only paid you for an.
Speaker 1: Hour here and then then you go to the fridge
Speaker 1: and get his own cerealck, yeah and drink it with a.
Speaker 5: Straw i'm right. Man the Refrigerator, Perry, wow you dated a, Refrigerader.
Speaker 6: Perry as far as your thoughts on a spoon and
Speaker 6: a fork using bad for your, cereal that's an absolute.
Speaker 7: Note but what if what if she's using the fork
Speaker 7: to correctly scoop things onto the spoon and being all
Speaker 7: proper and then.
Speaker 5: Direct but it is not hard to get cereal on a?
Speaker 2: Spoon is?
Speaker 6: This i'm just elite at and the rest of you
Speaker 6: are struggling with because it's very, easy very.
Speaker 2: Easy kids do, it, yeah and.
Speaker 5: They do it. Well they're efficient at.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 2: Man, yeah that's a Weird.
Speaker 4: COREY i don't mean to hijack your, bit but it's happened.
Speaker 4: Again go, On RUTLEDGE ds the fourth has been picked
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Speaker 4: detectives determined the d's once again posing as an individual
Speaker 4: with special needs to get women to change his.
Speaker 2: Diapers, oh.
Speaker 3: God, never we told the told the story about this guy.
Speaker 4: Before he will not. Stop, yeah he's been now arrested
Speaker 4: for the third. Time what's his, Name RUTLEDGE?
Speaker 8: Ds come on and uh.
Speaker 2: Kind, Corey, yes you have compassion for.
Speaker 6: Him does he have severe mental illness or is he
Speaker 6: just a?
Speaker 5: Pervert?
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Speaker 3: Source i'd say he's a.
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Speaker 2: Nuts, yeah you.
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Speaker 5: Cheeks ROUTLEDGE.
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Speaker 6: like this is A d's nuts for, Sure i'm not
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Speaker 5: This and then it was.
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Speaker 5: Corey d's.
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Speaker 4: Jail he better go to. Jail that's the way it all,
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Speaker 5: People are, weird super. Weird there's eight billion people by
Speaker 5: definition that just has to be.
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Speaker 4: a lady out. There he'll do it for for the right.
Speaker 4: Price but he probably don't like it as much if
Speaker 4: they're doing it, willing.
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Speaker 5: Playing she doesn't care?
Speaker 2: Anymore what do?
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Speaker 5: Field, uh we'll see You Friday Marts, okay known as
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