Speaker 1: Rovers Morning Glory. Shizzy, coming up in a few minutes.
Speaker 1: What do you have on the way, Shizzy?
Speaker 2: Something very religious might have been discovered. I know you're
Speaker 2: gonna be really excited to hear about it. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you that story.
Speaker 3: Coming up next.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 4: Have you ever been to a Buc-ee's, these giant gas stations?
Speaker 1: I've never been to one. I wanna go. Yes, I
Speaker 1: have been. Where did you go to a Buc-ee's?
Speaker 5: When I was going across country to Wyoming for some reason,
Speaker 5: we stopped.
Speaker 3: I think it was supposed to be the largest.
Speaker 5: Gas station stop. And I was like, well, let's go
Speaker 5: into here because so many people rave about it. And
Speaker 5: it was like going to almost a Walmart. I mean,
Speaker 5: they really had endless things that you could think of.
Speaker 5: Delicious food being served and made hot right there.
Speaker 1: They had T-shirts. They had, I mean, everything you.
Speaker 4: Could ever think of. How many people are going to
Speaker 4: a gas station to get brisket? Are things like on highways?
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you're driving down the road and you're on
Speaker 6: a road trip and you see Buc-ee's.
Speaker 1: You go, I could go eat brisket right now. That's awesome.
Speaker 1: But I've never had it. Now, I've never been to
Speaker 1: a Bucky's, but.
Speaker 4: Bucky's has a policy that they have now shared via
Speaker 4: their website.
Speaker 1: A lot of people are upset. At Bucky's, they say.
Speaker 4: That you are forbidden from having visible tattoos at work.
Speaker 4: And a lot of people are very upset at Bucky's,
Speaker 4: claiming that their tattoos, they got to have, don't discriminate
Speaker 4: against me because I have a tattoo. So if you
Speaker 4: have a, you can cover up your tattoos with a
Speaker 4: sleeve or something. But if you have visible tattoos, for instance,
Speaker 4: what if you have them on your hands? Do you
Speaker 4: have to wear gloves or do they just not hire you?
Speaker 4: I guess if you have tattoos on your hands, Bucky's
Speaker 4: isn't going to hire you.
Speaker 1: It's a gas station. Get over it.
Speaker 4: But I guess they have a certain level of full
Speaker 4: sleeves now.
Speaker 1: So like, who cares? They do.
Speaker 4: But Bucky, don't you think that a private employer should
Speaker 4: be able to determine their standards for what they want
Speaker 4: their employees to wear? Tattoos are low standards. No, I'm
Speaker 4: not saying it's low or high. I'm saying it's just
Speaker 4: a standard that Bucky's doesn't agree with. They don't, for
Speaker 4: whatever reason, they're anti-visible tattoo. I'm not sure why. And
Speaker 4: everybody has tattoos. I don't have any tattoos, but everybody
Speaker 4: has tattoos these days. It used to be you'd see
Speaker 4: somebody with a tattoo and you'd be like, oh, that's unusual.
Speaker 4: Now it's actually more unusual to see someone with no tattoos.
Speaker 1: People are covered in tattoos these days. Tushy, what do
Speaker 1: you think? Good or bad?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, they have the right to say no tattoos. They
Speaker 2: want to keep a You know, they want to keep everything.
Speaker 1: Kind of- They have an image you want to- What?
Speaker 3: I was not done talking.
Speaker 1: Sorry, douchey.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: I was just saying, I was agreeing with you.
Speaker 3: I didn't even finish my thought.
Speaker 1: Okay, sorry about that. Go ahead, douche. Finish your thought, please.
Speaker 2: I think that they have, in their mind, they think
Speaker 2: that tattoos are not as family friendly and maybe people-
Speaker 2: people that are covered in tattoos and that it just
Speaker 2: doesn't work well with the image that they want. They
Speaker 2: want everyone to feel safe and in their mind, if
Speaker 2: you have that, that's great, just cover it up.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's that mean.
Speaker 4: So you think that people, that's why they're doing that.
Speaker 4: People are going to be scared. Who's going to be
Speaker 4: scared of tattoos now?
Speaker 3: I don't know. Don't you judge, I know you judge everybody.
Speaker 2: Don't you judge people that have visible tattoos and like, ugh.
Speaker 4: If you have face tattoos, I'm going to judge you.
Speaker 4: I just have to be honest. You've made some poor
Speaker 4: life decisions if you have the face tattoo. So I
Speaker 4: don't know why Buc-ee's is doing this, but I guess
Speaker 4: I don't have any issue with it. They want to
Speaker 4: have a certain standard of what their employee's appearance looks like.
Speaker 4: They also will not allow body piercings or tongue posts,
Speaker 4: unnatural colored hair. You cannot have open toe shoes or
Speaker 4: torn or faded clothing either. Those are all parts of
Speaker 4: their dress code and appearance code at Buc-ee's. So Bucky's
Speaker 4: the gas station is indeed upholding a high level of-
Speaker 4: Up tight, you're a gas station. This is where people
Speaker 4: with neck tattoos go. I don't understand. This is where-
Speaker 4: These are your customers. Yes, what are you talking about?
Speaker 4: Are you going to a bank now and the bankers
Speaker 4: have neck tattoos and stuff?
Speaker 1: It's everybody these days.
Speaker 6: It's totally fine if somebody has, as long as it's
Speaker 6: not like- The KKK or 666 or some devil-worshiping stuff,
Speaker 6: who cares?
Speaker 1: It's just a tattoo. Jeffrey's tattoo is just his mom.
Speaker 6: He couldn't work at Bucky's.
Speaker 1: Jeffrey couldn't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because of the tattoo I have on my forearm,
Speaker 6: and it's just a memorial one from my mom. I'm
Speaker 6: quite sure I'll have to wear long sleeves in sweltering
Speaker 6: hot weather.
Speaker 3: Yeah, cover it up.
Speaker 1: Somebody claims... That Buc-ee's pays $ 80, 000 to their employees.
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 1: I'm not buying that.
Speaker 3: A year?
Speaker 4: Yeah, everybody who works at Buc-ee's is making.
Speaker 1: $ 80, 000 a year.
Speaker 4: I find that very hard to believe. You mean like
Speaker 4: the general fact check of this? The store manager, maybe?
Speaker 4: Like the head manager? Maybe a manager or somebody.
Speaker 1: Sure. I could, you know, that's maybe even more than $ 80, 000.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't.
Speaker 7: Know.
Speaker 1: What is a store manager? It sounds like a big store.
Speaker 4: I've never been to one, but if they're almost like
Speaker 4: a Walmart, I would bet the manager of a Walmart
Speaker 4: probably makes over $ 80, 000 a year.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you assume?
Speaker 4: I mean, you got a lot going on, a lot
Speaker 4: of moving parts. It's a lot of A lot of money.
Speaker 1: Riding on that gigantic store. I'm not as interested in
Speaker 1: going anymore. I'm not. F-buckies. With this tattoo policy. F-buckies.
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: You don't like this? You're standing up for the tattoo?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's easy.
Speaker 6: It'll be an easy boycott because there's none around here.
Speaker 1: But I'm out on it. It's so lame. Get over it.
Speaker 5: What I don't like, it's just so lame that everybody
Speaker 5: has gotten on this Bucky's train right now. I would
Speaker 5: say the past couple years, all of a sudden, people
Speaker 5: have been talking about it so much that it makes
Speaker 5: me not want to go there.
Speaker 1: That everybody raves about it, and then I go, nah.
Speaker 5: And just doing a quick Google AI overview, typically it
Speaker 5: says employees make $ 20 to $ 25 per hour. And store
Speaker 5: managers can make $ 225, 000 per hour. to 300 a year.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: All right. So $ 20 an hour. Let's see. How many
Speaker 1: hours you work? Eight hours a day times five.
Speaker 4: So that's 800 a week times. Let's say you don't
Speaker 4: take a vacation 52 weeks a year. That would be $ 41, 600.
Speaker 4: So I don't know where somebody is getting the 80
Speaker 4: grand from.
Speaker 1: That's assuming they let you work full time.
Speaker 4: All these big companies, they always limit you to, you know, under,
Speaker 4: what is it, under 20 some hours or whatever, so
Speaker 4: they don't have to pay benefits and stuff. Mossman says
Speaker 4: they're anti-First Amendment. I don't know about that. Again, if
Speaker 4: you're a private company and you want to have a
Speaker 4: standard of how people appear, if a private company says, hey,
Speaker 4: We don't want you to have unnaturally dyed hair, which
Speaker 4: is one of their other policies. Shouldn't they be allowed
Speaker 4: to do that? Maybe you just don't want people with
Speaker 4: blue hair to be checking people out. I don't know
Speaker 4: if I have an issue with that.
Speaker 1: It's a gas station.
Speaker 4: Somebody says, Aircraft Mechanic X says, I spent.
Speaker 1: $ 400 the last time I was at Buc-ee's.
Speaker 4: $ 400?
Speaker 1: What are you getting? Gas and what? What is it?
Speaker 4: Didn't they open or aren't they opening up Buc-ee's in
Speaker 4: the state or am I making that up?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's far. It's far from here though from
Speaker 1: what I've read, but Dayton.
Speaker 2: Wait, can you guys be quiet for a second? You
Speaker 2: want to turn your phone off? Why don't you hold
Speaker 2: it up to the microphone so they can hear it?
Speaker 1: What was that? I heard that.
Speaker 3: Just play it.
Speaker 1: It was an old Tom and Jerry cartoon I saw.
Speaker 1: So you were in there with him today. So you
Speaker 1: get to experience the old cartoons. I was watching it
Speaker 1: during the commercial break and I forgot.
Speaker 3: To play it. This is what I had to listen to.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is every day for me.
Speaker 3: Him laughing.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's a big giggle fest over Tom and Jerry,
Speaker 4: Bugs Bunny facing in the rodeo.
Speaker 1: Show the camera. Let me see what you're watching here.
Speaker 1: Is this YouTube, Facebook? It's right on Facebook's main timeline.
Speaker 1: The guitar string one. This is a good.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 6: Watch what Jerry does with the cactus. This is what's funny.
Speaker 6: The whole thing's funny.
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 1: Smacks Tom with the cactus. This is where he pulls
Speaker 1: the whisker off and makes a guitar string out of it.
Speaker 2: Okay, we get it. You saw it, Snits. Ask another question.
Speaker 2: He doesn't hear you.
Speaker 1: How old are you, Jeffrey?
Speaker 7: 55.
Speaker 1: Remember, Tom and Jerry was part of my childhood. Okay.
Speaker 1: And your adulthood. And the, well, yeah, I mean, I
Speaker 1: would still- You think when.
Speaker 4: They put Jeffrey in a nursing home, he's just like,
Speaker 4: that's what they're going to have a TV and he's
Speaker 4: just going to watch television?
Speaker 1: And Jerry all day?
Speaker 7: Oh, yes.
Speaker 3: All the other people in the nursing home are going
Speaker 3: to be mad.
Speaker 1: I don't want to watch this. And he'll be complaining- No,
Speaker 1: I'll be watching it in my own room.
Speaker 6: About the HOA videos, he'll be like, oh my God,
Speaker 6: to the other old guy, could you imagine living in HOA?
Speaker 1: No, this election.
Speaker 2: Election is a really important election oh times are changing
Speaker 2: i'm like i don't care then he.
Speaker 5: Went to tom and jerry well i just love it
Speaker 5: because out of nowhere he'll just make a comment that
Speaker 5: charlie and i'm not watching these videos and he'll just
Speaker 5: make comments about it to us oh.
Speaker 4: That cactus would hurt and we go what what are
Speaker 4: you talking about as.
Speaker 6: You know i i played cactus basketball, okay? So I
Speaker 6: know the feeling. Well, I'm just saying, he'll just say
Speaker 6: random things. You're like, what is he talking about? And
Speaker 6: he's watching Tom and Jerry. And getting into it. Jeffrey,
Speaker 6: I've noticed on your leg, could you stand up? What's
Speaker 6: going on with the leg?
Speaker 1: Stand up. Is it a streak? What do you got?
Speaker 1: Stand up. Turn towards the camera.
Speaker 3: Other way, sweetie.
Speaker 1: Towards the camera. There we go, and not in front
Speaker 1: of the chair. Go that way towards the- Yeah, just
Speaker 1: not in front of the chair. Go that, no, what
Speaker 1: is it? Honey, go, Jeff, go towards the screen. Take
Speaker 1: a step forward. Other forward.
Speaker 3: To the right to the screen.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey, dude.
Speaker 1: Turn to your other right, there you go. Go to
Speaker 1: the screen, your shoulder to the screen. No, no, right there, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: Do you not see the chair is in front of
Speaker 1: your knee? The monitor's in front of him. He doesn't
Speaker 1: see where he is. Okay, let's see. What am I
Speaker 1: looking at here? You're backing away. What are you doing?
Speaker 4: To your other right. No, he's turning, my God, he's turning. No,
Speaker 4: stand up.
Speaker 1: I am kidding. Look at the monitor.
Speaker 3: What's on that?
Speaker 1: Turn around. Turn to your right.
Speaker 3: Now go this way.
Speaker 1: To your right. No, we can't see it. Can you
Speaker 1: not see your leg?
Speaker 6: Right here.
Speaker 4: Do you see your leg on screen? No, now he's
Speaker 4: completely out of the screen.
Speaker 1: Okay, stop. Stop. Wrong leg. Right there. What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Now he's backed up. This is. It's impossible to get
Speaker 1: him on camera. I want to try him being a
Speaker 1: weatherman for a day and just try to point to
Speaker 1: a city. Lift up your left short leg. What am
Speaker 1: I looking at here? Here you go. What am I
Speaker 1: looking at?
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's like, what is that? It's silver.
Speaker 3: Wait, stand there, Jeffrey.
Speaker 1: What is that, Jeffrey? I gotta talk. Okay. Okay, it's actually,
Speaker 1: I was putting a.
Speaker 6: Couple of barrier gates we're doing for a job and
Speaker 6: paint wasn't exactly all the way dry and some of
Speaker 6: it got rubbed off on my leg.
Speaker 1: So it's paint? Is that on your arm? Because somebody
Speaker 1: said they saw something on your arm that was concerning. Yeah, yeah. No,
Speaker 1: he's covered in it. It's right.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 1: Massive head. Both of them are so dumb. Right there.
Speaker 1: Right there. Did you hurt yourself or did you pick
Speaker 1: a zit? I picked a zit. Oh, okay. Zoom in.
Speaker 1: What did he do? Let me see here.
Speaker 3: Bloody and.
Speaker 4: Somebody saw that they saw dried blood on his arm.
Speaker 1: Stop moving. Okay, stay still. Snits is going to move
Speaker 1: the camera.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 1: Oh, I see. Oh, yeah. Oh, keep going. Zoom in
Speaker 1: as much. Let's see what we got here. It's going closer.
Speaker 1: This is as far as it goes. Oh, damn.
Speaker 4: All right, so that was a big zit that was on. Now,
Speaker 4: you also have the paint on your arm, but then
Speaker 4: there's a big bloody mark.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not that big. It's only like a little dot.
Speaker 1: Did you shower today? Yeah, of course I showered today.
Speaker 1: Of course? You're covered in paint and blood. I don't
Speaker 1: care what you guys say. I did shower this morning.
Speaker 4: I think it's actually starting to drip blood now.
Speaker 1: Oh, you just picked it. Oh, cool.
Speaker 3: Stop picking it. When did you pick the zit?
Speaker 1: Oh, it's about two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Honey, it's fresh, though, so it's not hardened over. And
Speaker 2: if you did shower, it would have... When did you
Speaker 2: pick the zit?
Speaker 1: I don't remember. So I think what he does is-
Speaker 1: You guys made that assumption. What happened was.
Speaker 3: Actually- Damn, you- We can see it. I think what
Speaker 3: you're doing is sometimes you don't, don't.
Speaker 1: He's picking it now.
Speaker 2: Don't, Jeffrey, don't.
Speaker 1: My God. My God. You're really going to time. Help him.
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Did you get him to smear it? Smears the blood
Speaker 1: all over the arm.
Speaker 3: That's all right.
Speaker 1: On the chair.
Speaker 4: That's a man's man though. He doesn't, like me, I
Speaker 4: get a little cut and I'm like, my God, I
Speaker 4: need a bandaid. This guy, he just rubs the blood in, right?
Speaker 1: Good, put it back to once it came. And then
Speaker 1: touches everything. Right on the counter. Okay, here we go.
Speaker 1: All right, Doogee, are you- It's on his hand too.
Speaker 1: Oh my God, no. The gal was everywhere. I put the-
Speaker 1: She overdid it with the- She squirted on me, so.
Speaker 3: Hand sanitizer. Are you putting the hand sanitizer on your zit?
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: Does that hurt? Does that hurt?
Speaker 3: Does it hurt?
Speaker 1: No, he's tough. Jeffrey, are you still doing something this weekend? No,
Speaker 1: my son changed his mind. What were you going to do?
Speaker 6: I was going to see about getting a car and
Speaker 6: going to that Fanimation thing.
Speaker 1: And then all of a sudden, out of the clear blue.
Speaker 6: Sky, my son says, not a good idea because of
Speaker 6: me running a car and the expense, mainly the expense
Speaker 6: of running.
Speaker 1: A car and whatnot. Where's Fanimation? Ziensville, Indiana.
Speaker 6: So I think he understands there's more important things to
Speaker 6: worry about than a road trip.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to it. Are you ready for the shizzy?
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 3: Hit a shizzy on Rover's Morning Glory. Italian archaeology.
Speaker 4: Here's somebody, by the way, hold on. Rovers says that,
Speaker 4: what is that kind of paint that's on you, Jeffrey?
Speaker 1: It's cold gal.
Speaker 6: We use that to, once we, I take a brush
Speaker 6: and I clean off the well and I put the
Speaker 6: stuff on it and that prevents rust.
Speaker 4: This guy says gal paint is extremely toxic. Our guys
Speaker 4: have to wear respirators and paint suits and gloves when- No.
Speaker 6: We just got the particular type that we use.
Speaker 1: This comes in like a spray can. Okay, all right.
Speaker 1: There are different levels of it, I guess. It's not toxic,
Speaker 1: you can just spray this right on. You're all right?
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Anyway, go on, douche.
Speaker 2: Italian archaeologists discovered an ancient site beneath Jerusalem's Church of
Speaker 2: the Holy Sepulchre that aligns with descriptions in the Bible
Speaker 2: of where Jesus was crucified and buried. So the true
Speaker 2: tomb of Jesus Christ was found after 2,000 years. And
Speaker 2: it does match the biblical telling.
Speaker 4: What's the biblical? How does the Bible describe it? I'm
Speaker 4: sure it goes into great details.
Speaker 1: What did they discover?
Speaker 3: You are so going to hell.
Speaker 1: No, no, I'm not.
Speaker 4: It's just there's always, oh, they've discovered the Ark. Oh,
Speaker 4: they've discovered this. Oh, they discovered. No, they haven't discovered anything, actually.
Speaker 4: It's all nonsense.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 1: Well, how did they describe it?
Speaker 2: No one was found in the tomb. The abundance of
Speaker 2: parallels was nonetheless compelling. In John 19, 20. says that
Speaker 2: the crucifixion occurred close to Jerusalem, while Hebrews 13.12 claims
Speaker 2: that it occurred outside the city gate, the exact location
Speaker 2: of the quarry.
Speaker 3: At the time of Christ.
Speaker 1: Does it say which testament of the Bible, the Old
Speaker 1: or New Testament? They just found it.
Speaker 4: It didn't get crucified in the Old Testament.
Speaker 7: They did.
Speaker 3: How do you not know that?
Speaker 1: It wasn't even mentioned in the Old Testament.
Speaker 6: Well, like I said, to me it's all superstitious stuff.
Speaker 1: Religious BS. According to George Carlin, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 7: Oh, boy.
Speaker 1: That's how I see it.
Speaker 2: A Six Flags roller coaster called X2, linked to two
Speaker 2: deaths and numerous injuries in its 24-year history, was closed
Speaker 2: finally after two riders suffered severe head injuries requiring emergency
Speaker 2: brain surgery.
Speaker 3: Pamela Gillian and Naomi.
Speaker 2: Wilkinson were the most recent victims experiencing head trauma and
Speaker 2: unconsciousness after riding the coaster. Previous incidents involving fatalities and
Speaker 2: injuries were also highlighted, leading to lawsuits against the theme park.
Speaker 2: And X2 remains closed while investigations continue into the safety concerns.
Speaker 1: When was this? Where is this?
Speaker 2: Which?
Speaker 1: Where is this?
Speaker 2: X2 roller coaster at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Speaker 1: Oh, in California. Oh, all right.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: Valencia, California.
Speaker 2: All right, restaurants have signs saying employees should wash their hands.
Speaker 2: You're often seeing that, right? Wash your hands before you
Speaker 2: go on shift. Well, they should maybe consider signs remembering
Speaker 2: men to zip up their pants because a 25-year-old employee
Speaker 2: at a Steak and Shake in Florida, his name is
Speaker 2: Artavian Cromedy, was arrested after exposing his penis to a customer.
Speaker 3: When he came out to serve a.
Speaker 2: Woman, He had his manhood exposed through a zipper. So
Speaker 2: they do that old school kind of thing where they
Speaker 2: have the car hops bring the food out to the
Speaker 2: customer's cars. So this waiter comes out to serve her
Speaker 2: and he had his penis like sticking out. The woman
Speaker 2: called the police and her story was backed up by
Speaker 2: the restaurant surveillance cameras. And he was charged with indecent exposure.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if he's trying to be funny. Sometimes,
Speaker 2: didn't you say, Robert, that sometimes you'll just have your
Speaker 2: penis out and you think it's funny?
Speaker 4: I just whip it out like I'll just be standing
Speaker 4: there talking to my wife and I'll just go.
Speaker 1: But not the strangers, though. That's very strange, obviously.
Speaker 2: Speaking of strange, a Houston dad got a shocking surprise
Speaker 2: when a DoorDash driver delivered food to him and his
Speaker 2: daughter while he was completely naked.
Speaker 8: Oh, okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the customer, Keontae Matlock, said that he was inside
Speaker 2: his house playing video games with his kid when he
Speaker 2: got a phone notification alerting him the order had arrived.
Speaker 2: So when he checked his ring camera, he was like, huh.
Speaker 2: The guy that dropped us off was completely naked. And
Speaker 2: there was footage that showed the driver who had shoulder
Speaker 2: length dreadlocks placing their order on the front porch and
Speaker 2: then casually walking back to his car like nothing out
Speaker 2: of the ordinary.
Speaker 3: Just completely normal for him to do. There's a picture
Speaker 3: of it on.
Speaker 2: RMG TV with his face and unit blurred out. The
Speaker 2: incredible footage showed the driver, and so they called the police.
Speaker 2: They discarded the food and reached out to DoorDash, which
Speaker 2: was equally appalled at the situation, and they refunded his money.
Speaker 2: So they say we will not tolerate sexual harassment or
Speaker 2: misconduct of any kind.
Speaker 3: Entertainment news for you.
Speaker 2: Spider-Man Brand New Day is expected to continue to dominate
Speaker 2: the box office this weekend.
Speaker 3: The Marvel film is looking to make between $ 18.
Speaker 2: And $ 25 million in its fifth weekend of release. It's
Speaker 2: made over $ 860 million domestically and over $ 2. 2 billion worldwide.
Speaker 2: New this week is the previously shelled Coyote vs. Acme,
Speaker 2: the Looney Tunes-based film. You going to go watch that, Jeffrey,
Speaker 2: since you like Looney Tunes so much?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I might take down her advisement. Okay.
Speaker 2: And then they expect that to come in second place.
Speaker 2: And also new is the Jacob Elordi movie. led the
Speaker 2: Dog Stars film. And they say that should probably come
Speaker 2: in third with $ 10 to $ 14 million in its first weekend.
Speaker 2: So those are your box office numbers for you. Peter Cullen,
Speaker 2: the iconic voice behind Optimus Prime in numerous Transformers shows
Speaker 2: and films, has passed away. His agent said that Cullen,
Speaker 2: who was 85 years old, died peacefully at his Los
Speaker 2: Angeles home this week, surrounded by his family. And then
Speaker 2: Toy Story 5 will start streaming on Disney Plus on
Speaker 2: September 23rd. And finally, Taco Bell in the news because
Speaker 2: they have decided to partner with Olivia Rodrigo for a
Speaker 2: new Baja Blast flavor.
Speaker 3: It's called, you see, Pretty Pink for a Baja Blast.
Speaker 2: It's a mix of the OG Baja Blast and Pink Lemonade,
Speaker 2: and it'll come in a custom cup with Olivia's photo.
Speaker 2: It'll be available tomorrow at Live Moss Cafe locations and
Speaker 2: then nationwide on September 24th.
Speaker 1: Live Moss, huh? Live Moss.
Speaker 3: Live Moss. They're going live.
Speaker 1: Live Moss.
Speaker 8: No, live.
Speaker 7: Live.
Speaker 1: Live. There you go.
Speaker 3: Enjoy.
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Speaker 6: Hi.
Speaker 1: How are you? I'm doing all right. What's happening?
Speaker 3: Oh, nothing.
Speaker 7: I just was listening, actually on my way to the shop,
Speaker 7: but I'm a shop owner, a tattoo artist. And I
Speaker 7: was just saying, I mean, you guys are saying like standards,
Speaker 7: but really I think it's just more like uniform so
Speaker 7: that everybody looks like the same. So nothing is sort
Speaker 7: of like a distraction or it doesn't look like, they
Speaker 7: just look like Bucky's employees.
Speaker 4: No, you as a tattoo shop owner, when you hear
Speaker 4: that a company like Bucky's, the gas station place, is
Speaker 4: saying that employees cannot have visible tattoos, does that make
Speaker 4: you angry as a tattoo shop owner?
Speaker 7: No, I mean, if you can't like abide by any policies,
Speaker 7: then you shouldn't work there. I mean, it doesn't like
Speaker 7: describe you as a person. I also worked at a
Speaker 7: country club and I couldn't show my tattoos there. It's
Speaker 7: just like if you don't, if it doesn't vary like, like,
Speaker 7: you know, if it was meant to be like, maybe
Speaker 7: you weren't meant to work at Bucky's and they don't
Speaker 7: like your tattoos, I guess.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Have you ever tattooed, what's the weirdest thing you've tattooed
Speaker 4: on somebody?
Speaker 7: I have actually kind of a lot of ideas that
Speaker 7: people think are great, but really they're not. I mean,
Speaker 7: the weirdest thing is probably like it was a butt
Speaker 7: plug with a cape on it.
Speaker 1: A butt plug with a cape?
Speaker 4: And who came in wanting a butt plug with a
Speaker 4: cape to be tattooed on them?
Speaker 7: Honestly, it was one of my regulars and her friend
Speaker 7: that came in and I was just like, okay, whatever.
Speaker 1: So I had to- So it was a girl and
Speaker 1: she goes, tattoo a butt plug on her.
Speaker 4: Now, what does this mean? She's a butt plug superwoman
Speaker 4: or what? Did you ask why is there a cape
Speaker 4: on your butt plug?
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 7: No, I don't ask questions.
Speaker 1: You just do it, I understand.
Speaker 4: And where would someone, if they wanted a butt plug
Speaker 4: with a cape tattooed on their body, where did she
Speaker 4: have this tattooed?
Speaker 7: Well, actually, I did it at my old shop, but
Speaker 7: I recently just opened a new shop, Sweet Chaos.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, not where geographically. I'm talking about where
Speaker 4: on the body do you have this tattoo? Is this
Speaker 4: on the butt cheek? Is this small on the back?
Speaker 7: Where did the butt plug go? Yeah, she got it
Speaker 7: smaller on her upper butt, on her hips.
Speaker 1: Very, very interesting. Have you ever tattooed?
Speaker 4: What if somebody came in and they said, I want
Speaker 4: you to tattoo my penis?
Speaker 1: Have you ever done that?
Speaker 7: Okay, that's a common question, actually. I haven't done it,
Speaker 7: but if my partner agreed to me doing it, I
Speaker 7: would just charge more, more money.
Speaker 1: And your partner, is this a man or a woman,
Speaker 1: your partner? Oh, a man.
Speaker 3: I am not.
Speaker 7: So I only call him my partner because we're kind
Speaker 7: of like Beyonce, but he hasn't asked me to marry him.
Speaker 7: But we're just together. We both like... But he's.
Speaker 4: A boy, I'm not- All right, I'm just giving you
Speaker 4: a heads up that anytime somebody- No, anytime somebody refers
Speaker 4: to their person as a partner, I go, okay, they're
Speaker 4: gay or lesbian, they have to be.
Speaker 1: Otherwise, you'd say my boyfriend, my girlfriend, husband.
Speaker 7: I only say partner because they don't like to say
Speaker 7: boyfriend because it just sounds immature.
Speaker 4: They can drop too many F-bombs here on the show. Now,
Speaker 4: if Ashley, if your boyfriend- I'm sorry, your partner. So
Speaker 4: you would ask him, you go, hey, listen, Jeffrey LaRocque
Speaker 4: is coming into the shop and he wants me to
Speaker 4: tattoo his penis. You'd bring that up to your partner
Speaker 4: and get the yay or nay from him?
Speaker 7: Yeah, just to run it by him.
Speaker 3: Really, ultimately, anything's my choice.
Speaker 1: And nobody's going to stop me from making money. So-
Speaker 1: It'll be a quick job.
Speaker 4: Real quick. Yeah, do you have a magnifying glass you
Speaker 4: can pull out? How fine are the needles?
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: I don't think I would want my member tattooed. What
Speaker 6: if you tattooed a bigger dong on your dong? No thanks, Charlie.
Speaker 6: But when it comes to tattoos, though, I'm trying to
Speaker 6: come up with a design to put on my other forearm.
Speaker 6: So it kind of, like, complements the one I got
Speaker 6: two years ago when my mom died. Because this is
Speaker 6: my most meaningful one. Now, what do you want to
Speaker 6: get on your other forearm? I'm still going over ideas.
Speaker 6: I had, like, one idea. You know, it's, like, one
Speaker 6: for my kids. Like a four-bladed ceiling fan with a
Speaker 6: cat peeking through, peeking between the blades.
Speaker 1: Yes. That's cute. Love it.
Speaker 7: I agree at doing custom designs. Obviously, I've done a
Speaker 7: butt plug with a cape on it. But really, if
Speaker 7: you want to message me on Instagram and check out my.
Speaker 1: Work, I'm in Stowe, Ohio.
Speaker 3: And we've seen Douchey a lot.
Speaker 7: With her donut truck. My dad is in love with you.
Speaker 7: He loves you so much. And yeah, so we're local.
Speaker 4: All right, well, Jeffrey, why don't you follow her on Instagram?
Speaker 4: Maybe she could give you your kid's tattoo, the ceiling
Speaker 4: fan with a cat peering out. I love this idea.
Speaker 4: He's covering both children. Val Ray loves cats and Tomas
Speaker 4: loves fans.
Speaker 1: Like ceiling fans. Val Ray likes drawing where she drew
Speaker 1: the tattoo.
Speaker 7: Basically, somebody gives me a concept and then I design
Speaker 7: it to where it'll look good as a tattoo. It
Speaker 7: makes sense and people know what it means. I'm pretty
Speaker 7: good at my job.
Speaker 1: Okay. All right.
Speaker 7: My name is... Ashley Denise Tattoos, D-E-N-I-S-E. And you can
Speaker 7: just follow me on Instagram and just send me a DM,
Speaker 7: and we can set up an appointment.
Speaker 2: Okay. All right.
Speaker 1: I have to save up the money, though, so.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's fine.
Speaker 1: This tattoo cost me back like $ 250.
Speaker 3: Holy hell.
Speaker 1: Well, you're not renting that car anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do it this weekend. That's true.
Speaker 7: Well, I will be in Hocking Hills, and I book.
Speaker 1: Out two months, so.
Speaker 7: Sorry.
Speaker 1: All right, well. Jeffrey, you're going to have to wait,
Speaker 1: but that will give.
Speaker 4: You some idea to come up with.
Speaker 1: The design and everything, Jeffrey, that you want. And Ashley?
Speaker 6: Because the guy that did this one, I met him
Speaker 6: and his girl at the last night that the Foundry
Speaker 6: Club was open, and we were talking tattoos.
Speaker 1: And he helped.
Speaker 6: And I told him this is a tattoo. I gave
Speaker 6: him the idea of the design and when he showed
Speaker 6: me this design, I was sold right away. I'll do
Speaker 6: it for free.
Speaker 1: No, thanks, Charlie.
Speaker 6: You don't have any tattooing experience, nor does the equipment.
Speaker 6: I'll buy the equipment just to do it for free.
Speaker 1: No, thanks, Charlie. I'd rather have an experienced person do it.
Speaker 1: Quick learner.
Speaker 6: I can practice on yourself, but not on me.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: All right, Ashley, thank you.
Speaker 7: If you start practicing now, you've got to practice with
Speaker 7: drawing first.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Ashley. I appreciate it. All right.
Speaker 6: I just want to say that this tattoo is often
Speaker 6: is sometimes is a conversation started with aircraft enthusiasts because
Speaker 6: the first question I would ask is what kind of
Speaker 6: the first question people ask me is what.
Speaker 1: Kind of plane this is. And I'm able to tell them.
Speaker 1: And what is it?
Speaker 6: This is an A-7, a Vought A-7E Corsair II. It
Speaker 6: was a subsonic light attack aircraft, the United States Navy,
Speaker 6: from 1967 to 1991.
Speaker 1: What is it? You said the numbers a couple times. Sorry.
Speaker 1: Just say it again. One more time.
Speaker 6: A Vought A-7E Corsair II that served the United States
Speaker 6: Navy from 1967 to 1991.
Speaker 1: But also not the one you wanted. Oh, you didn't
Speaker 1: want that plane? I originally wanted an.
Speaker 6: F-14, but the artist told me it wouldn't fit on
Speaker 6: my arm correctly, so I settled with this one.
Speaker 1: But either way, it's an airplane, so.
Speaker 7: It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: So you go into the tattoo shop, and you wanted
Speaker 4: an F-14, and they go, nope, you gotta put a
Speaker 4: different plane on your arm.
Speaker 1: And you just said, okay. Yeah, well, I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: a fan of this aircraft. Why couldn't they put an
Speaker 1: F-14 on your.
Speaker 1: Why couldn't they put that on your arm?
Speaker 3: He wanted a huge one. Remember what he wanted? Ultimately,
Speaker 3: they're like.
Speaker 1: I don't remember, but I don't understand. Because of my
Speaker 1: arm being small, it just.
Speaker 3: They can shrink it down.
Speaker 4: They're not putting an actual life-size F-14 on your arm.
Speaker 2: It was going to cover his whole body.
Speaker 1: Weird. Very, very strange. And I'm shocked that you just
Speaker 1: agreed to that. To me, a plane's a plane, so.
Speaker 1: Is this the one that's called?
Speaker 4: It's like you're going in and getting your tattoo. If
Speaker 4: you got a tattoo of your mother's name and they go, no,
Speaker 4: let me give you Martha instead.
Speaker 1: No, this one here has my mom's name on it.
Speaker 6: Jeffrey, is this known as America's short and ugly but
Speaker 6: well-hung buccaneer?
Speaker 7: Oh, no.
Speaker 1: It's short and ugly, yeah, but the plane did its job.
Speaker 1: It was very effective at what it was designed to do.
Speaker 6: Okay, but it's also well-hung? I'm just looking at a
Speaker 6: YouTube video, and that's what it says. America's short and
Speaker 6: ugly but well-hung buccaneer. The LTV-A7 Corsair II.
Speaker 1: This is it, right? Yep. This is the plane?
Speaker 2: Cool.
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Speaker 4: Away here shortly. Here is somebody who sent me a,
Speaker 4: who sent this in?
Speaker 1: I'll give them credit. I think it's AO, I think.
Speaker 1: She sent a little montage, collage of some photos here.
Speaker 4: These are some tattoos. These are all F-14s. Being tattooed
Speaker 4: on people's arms and one on the back here. What
Speaker 4: do you think, Jeffrey? Those are cool, you know.
Speaker 1: Now, how come you couldn't get that on your arm?
Speaker 1: I think because of my arm being so bony. I
Speaker 1: don't have big arms. So they couldn't. They couldn't.
Speaker 4: They could get that plane tattooed on your arm, but
Speaker 4: not the F-14. This is what's blowing my mind.
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Why not? I think the artist could
Speaker 1: probably better explain it than I could, so. What's the difference.
Speaker 4: Between like, can I see your tattoo again?
Speaker 1: Turn to the camera, keep turning, keep turning. There you go. Look,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 4: Now, okay, well, that's a pretty big tattoo on your
Speaker 4: arm there. Now, it's a traditional airplane shape. Why couldn't
Speaker 4: they make that an F-14, same size? Like I said,
Speaker 4: the artist could probably better explain that than I could. Well,
Speaker 4: when they explained it to you.
Speaker 1: What did they say?
Speaker 6: They just, I don't even remember because it was so
Speaker 6: long ago that I got this tattoo.
Speaker 1: Because I got it right just a couple months after
Speaker 1: I got this one. Would you consider getting a tattoo
Speaker 1: of a butt plug with a cape?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 6: Like I said, I said this before, Rover, if I'm
Speaker 6: putting any kind of graffiti on my body and I
Speaker 6: consider tattoos bodily graffiti, it's going to.
Speaker 1: Mean something to me. I'm not going to put anything
Speaker 1: meaningless on my body. Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Well, that plane, that's not the plane you wanted. So
Speaker 4: that's sort of meaningless, isn't it?
Speaker 6: It depends on context. I mean, it's just regardless of
Speaker 6: the aircraft type. It still means that one, it pays
Speaker 6: homage to my younger brother who was in the US Navy,
Speaker 6: my grandfather who was in the US Navy in World
Speaker 6: War II.
Speaker 1: But that's stuff you came up with after the fact.
Speaker 1: You wanted an F-14.
Speaker 6: But I'm just saying, I'm just telling you. I mean,
Speaker 6: I don't know how else, I don't know how plainer
Speaker 6: I can explain it.
Speaker 1: Okay. And I've never complained about it since.
Speaker 6: So at some point, I might even have it done
Speaker 6: up on my back. But I don't think I can
Speaker 6: survive the pain of that because that's all bones. That's
Speaker 6: where tattoos hurt the most is if you're doing it
Speaker 6: right on bone.
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