Speaker 1: No, my okay.
Speaker 2: Well, if you guys want tickets, we got tickets in
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Speaker 2: the morning, Mike. I don't know how much more time
Speaker 2: you have to be with us, but I would like
Speaker 2: to if we can, Can we get a couple of
Speaker 2: moments to talk about, Yeah, the almost major emergency with
Speaker 2: your sweet little guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So Sebastian is three. It's my youngest, and we
Speaker 3: just got back from like vacation. We're doing the unpacking
Speaker 3: thing where we're kind of throwing everything put stuff away,
Speaker 3: and I'm packing the camper and stuff, and my youngest
Speaker 3: comes running up to me and he points to the
Speaker 3: top of his mouth and he goes, I thought he
Speaker 3: said pen, like he like poked himself in the mouth
Speaker 3: with a pen. And his new thing is band aids,
Speaker 3: So I was like, oh, buddy, I'll get you a
Speaker 3: band aid.
Speaker 1: You'll be okay.
Speaker 3: And then he runs into the bathroom and tells my
Speaker 3: wife and she comes out with a horrified look on
Speaker 3: her face, and I'm like what And she's like, where's
Speaker 3: his other lucky penny? And I was like, I didn't
Speaker 3: know he had a lucky penny, and she goes, yeah,
Speaker 3: he had two of them, because Milo had one and
Speaker 3: he wanted to I don't know. She's like, it's been
Speaker 3: in his pocket all day. Do you know where it is?
Speaker 3: And I'm like, no clue. And then he points to
Speaker 3: his mouth again and goes, pen ah, and I went penny.
Speaker 1: He swallowed the penny. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Still mid like getting home and he I was like, well,
Speaker 3: where is it now? We didn't see him do it,
Speaker 3: so I don't I still don't know if he really did.
Speaker 3: And he points to his h he points to his
Speaker 3: throat and I'm like, oh, geez, okay, well, let's get
Speaker 3: you some water to start off with, and we start
Speaker 3: like getting ready to call the doctor. And so he
Speaker 3: he starts drinking the water, and then probably five minutes later,
Speaker 3: like he drank so much water, he just starts throwing
Speaker 3: up everywhere, like, oh my gosh, and I'm like, where
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 1: Where is it?
Speaker 3: Like We're looking in the toilet to see if it
Speaker 3: came out. We're kind of scrambling all over the place
Speaker 3: because we I have two older kids and they put
Speaker 3: things in their mouth and I think cessus swallowed maybe
Speaker 3: like a marble or something.
Speaker 1: Oh, like this was much bigger. This is the penny.
Speaker 2: Do you guys like your kids not have candy at
Speaker 2: home that they like to stick in their mouths or
Speaker 2: what's going on?
Speaker 1: Kids just stick stuff in their minds, like random things.
Speaker 3: And so then he points to his belly and he's like,
Speaker 3: it's it's in my belly.
Speaker 1: After he threw up.
Speaker 3: Oh, we just kind of sat and waited, and no
Speaker 3: more than two seconds three seconds later, he's grabbing like
Speaker 3: a balloon.
Speaker 1: He found is chewing on that now. And I'm like, you.
Speaker 2: Know, as a parent, that is the worst thing. The
Speaker 2: worst thing is knowing that your kid's choking. The second
Speaker 2: worst thing is knowing that they are not choking and
Speaker 2: they actually swallowed whatever they you know.
Speaker 1: Put in their mouths. Is a penny? Can you get
Speaker 1: it's made of? What? What is a penny made of?
Speaker 1: Is it copper?
Speaker 4: Part of it?
Speaker 5: I don't think they're all copper anymore, but copper, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't think a penny is like I think that
Speaker 5: you just they would tell you to wait.
Speaker 1: And make sure it comes out.
Speaker 2: Yeah I will, really, you know what's funny is that
Speaker 2: I haven't seen Sebastian in the longest time because you know,
Speaker 2: Mike's not a regular like where he's every day on
Speaker 2: the show, and we don't have as much you know, interaction,
Speaker 2: facial interaction with him. We you know, talk, you know,
Speaker 2: ye virtually like everybody else does. It's wild to think
Speaker 2: that Sebastian's already speaking, Like at what point does a
Speaker 2: kid start talking?
Speaker 1: Like how old is? He's three? Now he's three. He's
Speaker 1: just saying little words and phrases like look at sentences.
Speaker 1: Does he swear it all? I don't know he said, Is.
Speaker 2: There are there occasional like swear word pop out of
Speaker 2: his mouth that he heard from mom or dad?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's like a parrot right now. So anything you
Speaker 3: say he repeats he does like I say, damn.
Speaker 2: Damn uh eight four four Mojo live eight four four
Speaker 2: six six five sixty five four eight what's the worst
Speaker 2: thing that your kid ever swallowed that freaked you out?
Speaker 2: And eventually does it come out? Like we still haven't
Speaker 2: gotten that penny back? So he still only has one
Speaker 2: lucky penny?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's only one if we find it too. I
Speaker 3: don't know what I think I'm gonna keep it. It'll
Speaker 3: be the ultimate lucky penny.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine if it stays in his system forever
Speaker 2: until he's a grown twenty five thirty year.
Speaker 5: Old and then all of a sudden poops it out
Speaker 5: and poops it out in his I think that.
Speaker 4: Can happen, can't it? Stuff like randomly stay in your body.
Speaker 2: His wife says to him, Hey, is there a penny
Speaker 2: in the he'd call you guys up in a second.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna believe it. The penny finally came out
Speaker 1: of me.
Speaker 3: We had something like this happened with Sas where she
Speaker 3: said she swallowed a penny and she didn't actually swallow
Speaker 3: the penny. We thought she swallowed a penny, and so
Speaker 3: we're doing the same thing. We took it to the
Speaker 3: doctor's got the x ray or anything, and they're like,
Speaker 3: there's nothing in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, jabon, what's going on? Jake?
Speaker 6: Hey Mojoe? I have to tell you man, my kid,
Speaker 6: my twelve year old boy, he swallows Chinese, some beef
Speaker 6: of noodles, a steak. Yeah, well, piece of steak was
Speaker 6: like six inches long, and it pulled it over on itself.
Speaker 6: He swallowed and he choked on. Oh my god, I
Speaker 6: literally had Yeah. I literally had to give him the
Speaker 6: hind lick and turn around stick my fingers down his
Speaker 6: throat to pull it up out.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, thank god you did.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: See, okay, that was a scary situation. Yeah. I took
Speaker 6: him to the yard of the following morning. I ended
Speaker 6: up actually putting two holes in the back of his
Speaker 6: throat because from my fingers in there and pulling it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, oh my.
Speaker 5: God, this is so I did not know that that
Speaker 5: was even possible.
Speaker 1: I don't know if any Chinese ever again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, man, that was scary.
Speaker 2: That, Chelsea. I put so much food in my mouth
Speaker 2: sometimes that I'm gonna choke. Can you imagine Jake putting
Speaker 2: his fingers down my throaty, Sarah, what's up, honey?
Speaker 6: When my daughter was three, you know, I didn't have
Speaker 6: these daughters here in all these pretty little barrets.
Speaker 7: Well, she got one of the bars and swallowed it.
Speaker 1: You got stuck in her throat.
Speaker 6: So imagine the panic in everybody's face trying.
Speaker 1: To get this bar out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Oh your mother stuck her what your fingers?
Speaker 6: Finger?
Speaker 4: My mother stuck.
Speaker 8: We had to fig her finger in there to get
Speaker 8: the barret out or to die.
Speaker 2: After Jake a second ago. You can actually poke holes.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize you could poke a hole.
Speaker 1: That's crazy me either.
Speaker 2: Thanks for the call, Shre, I appreciate it. Hold on, Katie,
Speaker 2: what did your kids swallow?
Speaker 8: Oh my goodness, so long time callar, longtime listener. Whoa, Yeah,
Speaker 8: of course, my son swallowed a cascade pod like for
Speaker 8: the dishwashers. Oh guy, he was also three, like like
Speaker 8: some Sebastian holy cow. So he just came out with
Speaker 8: like the little like tubbles of the cleaner around his lips,
Speaker 8: and I was like, oh my goodness, what did you do?
Speaker 8: So I did what the last collar did, shoved my
Speaker 8: fingers down his throat and got a lot of water
Speaker 8: in there. But he was okay, Thank goodness. Scariest moment.
Speaker 2: I wonder if the cascade pods are as bad as
Speaker 2: tide pods, because remember those kids were all getting Oh
Speaker 2: my gosh, Kendra, what did your kids swallow?
Speaker 4: Mojo?
Speaker 8: First time, long time.
Speaker 6: It wasn't my kid.
Speaker 8: Actually it was me. I swallowed a penny too.
Speaker 2: Oh this is like thirty years ago, all right, So
Speaker 2: tell Mike, Mike, listen to this one, Kendra, say hi
Speaker 2: to Mike.
Speaker 8: Hi Mike.
Speaker 2: Hey Kendra, all right, So from your being a child
Speaker 2: like Sebastian Mike's son, you swallowed a penny.
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 5: Well, I was pretty young enough, so I don't remember,
Speaker 5: but I have a story and I swallowed the penny
Speaker 5: and my parents.
Speaker 1: I still have the penny, actually, it's a memory book.
Speaker 8: And my parents thought it was the cleanest penny that
Speaker 8: they ever seen.
Speaker 1: Like, wait, penny they ever seen after your body cleaned it,
Speaker 1: after it came out.
Speaker 8: My body is like a penny cleaning machine. It's it's
Speaker 8: kind of.
Speaker 4: Like your stomach acid or something.
Speaker 1: Right, how long did it take for the penny to
Speaker 1: come out?
Speaker 8: My parents said the next day it came out. They
Speaker 8: called the doctor and the doctor was like, you know,
Speaker 8: it's it'll come out one way or the other. And
Speaker 8: it came out.
Speaker 1: Wow, for a week and a half.
Speaker 4: System right.
Speaker 8: And my daughter swallowed a you know those squishy mojis
Speaker 8: like yeah, little kids, squishy things.
Speaker 6: She swallowed one of those.
Speaker 1: It also came out the next day.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, So Mike, Mike, do you have to
Speaker 2: put your fingers through Sebastian's.
Speaker 1: Duty every No, I mean yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: No, Mike's doing that now. Mike's looking for the petty.
Speaker 4: I mean, you would have to make sure it came out.
Speaker 3: You had to find the do you want to find
Speaker 3: it now and put it in like a book somewhere.
Speaker 8: You have to keep it.
Speaker 1: You have to keep it. That's actually very funny.
Speaker 5: What if he didn't actually swallow depending You guys are
Speaker 5: sitting no reason.
Speaker 1: Well that's why we didn't take him to the doctors.
Speaker 3: When we asked him, They're like, just watch and see
Speaker 3: if he has any issues with anything.
Speaker 1: And he drank a bunch of water, so he did.
Speaker 4: It wasn't like an esophagus or anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he might not have. We might just be
Speaker 1: searching for it.
Speaker 2: Hold on, one last call, and as Grandpa, you've never
Speaker 2: you've never met a Mike. His name is pops. Hey,
Speaker 2: pops Hey, hold on, hey, pops.
Speaker 7: Hey, how you doing. Welcome to the Mojo Crew.
Speaker 2: Well, Mike's been a part of Mojo Crew for a
Speaker 2: long time. He left us to go do a radio
Speaker 2: show on B ninety three. Pops Uh, it's the number
Speaker 2: one country station in the state of Michigan.
Speaker 7: But he'll never forget you all right, Pops? What's the story? Yeah?
Speaker 1: What do you got, Pops? You got a story about
Speaker 1: swallowing that something.
Speaker 7: Just before I came from Florida to Michigan, I was
Speaker 7: in the EI room for dehydration and while I would there,
Speaker 7: they brought in a little boy that had swallowed three
Speaker 7: or four crimes. Oh so I was there about an hour.
Speaker 7: But when I was leaving, I got the nurse and
Speaker 7: I said, I was that little boy doing? She said,
Speaker 7: no change yet.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if that's a real story.
Speaker 2: Already, I like, Hey, Bob's would you like to be
Speaker 2: Sebastian's adopted grandpa and sift through his duty for this?
Speaker 2: Mike would love to have that. Can you imagine I had?
Speaker 7: I had three kids, eighteen grandchildren. I have never changed
Speaker 7: a diaper.
Speaker 1: In your life? How did you do that in my life?
Speaker 7: So I never would.
Speaker 2: He's a true man, the man in the house. I'm
Speaker 2: not changing a dipe. I love it, Pops, And.
Speaker 7: Guess what, I'm probably not far away from being in diaper.
Speaker 1: A lot of times depends, Mike.
Speaker 2: Mike, I get a better idea. Would you like Pops
Speaker 2: to be a regular caller on d ninety three With
Speaker 2: you and Ali.
Speaker 1: It becomes with that fire, absolutely talk to you.