Speaker 1: All right, back with Eddie and Rocky and rock the
Speaker 1: As the information on the Ryaner murder case comes out
Speaker 1: and drips and drabs, it's pretty obvious. It's not pretty obvious.
Speaker 1: It's obvious what happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's pretty grossly from what we've been confirmed today.
Speaker 2: He slipped their throats while they were in bed, you know.
Speaker 2: And and just I mean, here's a troubled kid. Say kid,
Speaker 2: he's thirty two years old. He's not a kid, but
Speaker 2: you know he's lived there at the house, you know,
Speaker 2: on and off drugs, mostly on drugs. His whole life
Speaker 2: just you know, led a terrible existence here, and now
Speaker 2: two people are dead.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to our legal authority.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: Our go to guy Jeremy Rosenthal. He's been a prosecutor,
Speaker 1: he's been a defense attorney. He knows all, sees all.
Speaker 1: Jeremy as always a pleasure to have you. So, Jeremy,
Speaker 1: Rocky and I were talking about this. Why was this
Speaker 1: guy walking free? It's whatever happened to institutional licensing? Somebody?
Speaker 1: Can you do that? I don't know how that works.
Speaker 4: Well, it's interesting that you say that the mental health
Speaker 4: system for America has a name, and that name is jail.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 5: And there's just not a lot of ways to look.
Speaker 4: The writers were obviously suffering from what I think a
Speaker 4: lot of American families suffer from, and that is having
Speaker 4: a loved one.
Speaker 5: That is that's.
Speaker 4: An addict, and not just an addict, but a very
Speaker 4: very severe one. We're talking heroin, We're talking met them, fetamine.
Speaker 4: We're talking over fifteen stints if I'm understanding it, rehab
Speaker 4: we're talking about we're talking about homelessness. There's a lot
Speaker 4: of families that have a loved one that kind of
Speaker 4: fit into this category. And I'll tell you this degree
Speaker 4: of violence is generally not associated with that. So you know,
Speaker 4: we all sort of kind of get our heads around
Speaker 4: the drug offenders, the mental health offenders, and and and
Speaker 4: this is really it's really hard to see something like
Speaker 4: this coming, right.
Speaker 2: But to the point on the mental hospital. There used
Speaker 2: to be a mental hospital here locally called Longview State
Speaker 2: Mental Hospital. And you know, and and a lot of
Speaker 2: folks would say, yeah, if you walked around inside of it,
Speaker 2: it was not a you know, it was kind of
Speaker 2: a scary place. But the point was, you know, it
Speaker 2: was a place where people that were dealing with either
Speaker 2: you know, they had a wing that was dedicated. If
Speaker 2: you were addicted to drugs, you were there. And if
Speaker 2: you just had standard, uh you know, mental issues, you
Speaker 2: were over here on this side. But you know, you
Speaker 2: got three meals a day, you got your warm they
Speaker 2: had programs for you, and you could you know, it
Speaker 2: was a place where if you wanted to leave and
Speaker 2: showed that you could, you could get out of there.
Speaker 2: But if not, you could stay there. But these mental
Speaker 2: institutions went away, Jeremy, why is that? Why don't you
Speaker 2: don't see these anymore? And to your point, Jay has
Speaker 2: now become the de facto mental hospital in our society.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I saw the movie about that place, the one in
Speaker 4: Cincinnati and the guy kidnapped one of the people to
Speaker 4: see Fernando Valenzuela pitch in Los Angeles, remember rain Man.
Speaker 1: That was not a documentary, Jeremy.
Speaker 6: That was.
Speaker 4: The answer to your question in all seriousness is money.
Speaker 5: It's funding. That's the difference.
Speaker 4: Is that it is really hard to These types of
Speaker 4: places are not very popular and and if you can
Speaker 4: fund them, you're getting you know, look, you in most
Speaker 4: instances when you're talking about rehabilitative places and just and
Speaker 4: to kind of even back up on that for a
Speaker 4: second too. So, so let's talking about rehab places, the
Speaker 4: vast majority of which are going to be private, which
Speaker 4: means that it's sort of in many ways pay to play, right, uh,
Speaker 4: And and you know, and and so a lot of
Speaker 4: those places are unattainable.
Speaker 5: For for most folks.
Speaker 4: Insurance is not going to necessarily cover those things.
Speaker 5: But the other part is that they're voluntary, right.
Speaker 4: You have to have a legal reason to put somebody
Speaker 4: into a facility, and and the the the measure for
Speaker 4: just straight mental issues. We you know, we have a constitution,
Speaker 4: you have due process. Doesn't matter how how many you know,
Speaker 4: how problems you are, it is really really hard to
Speaker 4: have somebody committed.
Speaker 5: The most common And that's why I say jail is.
Speaker 4: The most common, uh one, because jail's the one that
Speaker 4: kind of cuts through all the due process. It's the
Speaker 4: one that's sort of is obvious, and it's the one
Speaker 4: that tends to draw the authorities.
Speaker 5: And it's that's when we can force people.
Speaker 4: To do things that that they don't necessarily want to do,
Speaker 4: even if they need it.
Speaker 5: So it's it's it's.
Speaker 4: Very hard on the due process liberty front. It's very hard,
Speaker 4: and it's very hard to fund these things too.
Speaker 2: But what about I understand everything you said, but what
Speaker 2: about the constitutional due process of society, A society that
Speaker 2: doesn't want to go downtown and have people using drugs
Speaker 2: right on the streets. You look at some of these
Speaker 2: major cities there. They live on the streets because they
Speaker 2: want to live on the streets, not because they're forced to.
Speaker 2: They want to live that lifestyle and do their drugs
Speaker 2: openly right on the street and and just kind of
Speaker 2: live there. What about the people that are doing the
Speaker 2: right thing in society, why should they have to deal
Speaker 2: with it?
Speaker 4: Well that that's exactly the point, and that's exactly the
Speaker 4: crux of this entire problem is. You know that the
Speaker 4: Constitution applies to individuals, it's in individual's.
Speaker 5: Rights, you know.
Speaker 4: But in the government, it's the government that's on the
Speaker 4: other side of the constitution. And it's the government's job to,
Speaker 4: you know, look to not take away people's rights. But
Speaker 4: it's the government's job to make sure that your streets
Speaker 4: are clean.
Speaker 5: That's what your tax.
Speaker 4: Dollars are for, to make sure that there's no potholes,
Speaker 4: that the that the you know, that that that everything's
Speaker 4: working and and things like that and that, and that
Speaker 4: you're you're not in danger when you go downtown. So
Speaker 4: it's that it's that constant struggle between the individual's rights
Speaker 4: and those extremes.
Speaker 5: But it's just really really hard.
Speaker 4: It's hard to put people in a cage and unless.
Speaker 5: You're you know, whether they're whether.
Speaker 4: They have it coming or whether they don't have it coming.
Speaker 5: And and look, I mean, if it was as easy.
Speaker 4: Like you know, just to kind of use a Dallas example,
Speaker 4: you know, j R. Ewing, that guy would have his
Speaker 4: loved ones thrown.
Speaker 5: In the in the in the in the whatever place.
Speaker 4: You know, he would have you signed some fake documents
Speaker 4: and the next thing you know, you were committed and
Speaker 4: he's there stealing your oil.
Speaker 5: It's not that simple.
Speaker 4: It's just not that easy to have somebody put away.
Speaker 5: And this, you know what I'm reading about.
Speaker 4: All this, you know with Rob Reiner, that was a
Speaker 4: very very complicated relationship with that with his son. And
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this much too, of all the families
Speaker 4: that are out there that are struggling with.
Speaker 5: This kind of addiction, a lot of times.
Speaker 4: Money like the Riders had, is a curse and not
Speaker 4: a blessing. And that is because you can constantly rescue
Speaker 4: the attic who doesn't need it, who needs to hit bottom?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Who needs to I'm not saying anybody needs to be homeless,
Speaker 4: but sometimes I can't tell you how many parents I've
Speaker 4: dealt with that say, thank God, my son, my daughter
Speaker 4: is in jail at.
Speaker 5: Least I know so safe.
Speaker 4: And so that is that's why I and you hear
Speaker 4: a lot about enabling. And I don't know that that's
Speaker 4: what was going on here. But he was living in
Speaker 4: the back house. They had a fight apparently at Conan
Speaker 4: O'Brien's house the night before. I mean, who hasn't had
Speaker 4: that happen, right, I mean, I know you guys were
Speaker 4: more than the thing.
Speaker 1: Well, I had left. It's funny because I had left
Speaker 1: Conan's right before the fight started.
Speaker 5: Uh right, So.
Speaker 1: But I did hear about it. But but but but
Speaker 1: let me ask you, Jeremy. They so there's nothing you
Speaker 1: could do as a parent, because apparently these poor people
Speaker 1: were living in fear the last days of their life.
Speaker 1: They knew that this kid was all kinds of whacked you.
Speaker 1: So there's really nothing you can do about except try
Speaker 1: to wait for him to do something seriously wrong.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's very very reactive. There's nothing right. It seems like,
Speaker 2: you know, our whole society thing is very reactive instead
Speaker 2: of being proactive about things. And in a lot of
Speaker 2: different instances, but to Eddie's point in this case, yeah,
Speaker 2: can we do something before the tragedy happens? Instead of
Speaker 2: looking back, you say, no, we should we should have
Speaker 2: done this.
Speaker 4: Well, this is this is look, this is the classic debate.
Speaker 4: And I guarantee you there's people listening to this that
Speaker 4: have that.
Speaker 5: Have fought this fight before.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of parents out there that will
Speaker 4: cut their cut the kid.
Speaker 5: Off, you know.
Speaker 4: And And when I was a very junior lawyer and
Speaker 4: I was accepting court appointed cases, one of the very
Speaker 4: first types of cases that you get are low level
Speaker 4: drug offenses.
Speaker 5: And I learned very very quickly that these types of addicts,
Speaker 5: that these types.
Speaker 4: Of offenders, they build all these houses of cards and Okay,
Speaker 4: pick up the phone, I call Uncle Jimmy, Omaha, and
Speaker 4: Uncle Jimmy and Omaha says that guy's dead to me,
Speaker 4: never call me again. And that's because the offender has
Speaker 4: burned through everybody in their family. Uh, their resources, lying, stealing,
Speaker 4: credit card abuse, anything in everything that you can think of.
Speaker 4: And and and a lot of parents will cut that
Speaker 4: child off in fact that that you know, and it's
Speaker 4: probably to some degree. And this is guessing probably Rob
Speaker 4: Reiner was in.
Speaker 5: A perpetual state of trying to fix his son.
Speaker 4: And and when and it bit him.
Speaker 1: All right with the with that, Jeremy, we will let
Speaker 1: you go. And also, uh, what's what an M trying
Speaker 1: to steal our quarterback?
Speaker 5: Just curious are they trying to take him? You know what?
Speaker 4: You know what, go ahead take him, you know, enjoy
Speaker 4: your third place finish and be in the you know,
Speaker 4: enjoy your your your cheese at bowl whatever.
Speaker 2: Okay, So there The point is, you guys could get
Speaker 2: a pretty good quarterback, right what the folks are saying
Speaker 2: that you see quarterbacks? Sowersby's pretty good. And I know
Speaker 2: A and M has a lot of money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he came he came to Loveock a few years ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because I'm a Red Raider.
Speaker 4: He came to Loveck a few years ago and threw
Speaker 4: it around the yard kind of pretty pretty decently. But
Speaker 4: you know, look, I'll tell you what we're gonna deal
Speaker 4: with a and m here in a few.
Speaker 5: Weeks if they make it, because because.
Speaker 4: Red Raider is going to bring this home for the
Speaker 4: Big twelve. Just just saying, don't you're not worried, don't worry,
Speaker 4: don't worry about this, and we're gonna and we're gonna
Speaker 4: take it to Ohio State. I know that what's your
Speaker 4: temperature on those guys?
Speaker 6: Is that?
Speaker 5: Is that? Friend?
Speaker 7: Foe?
Speaker 5: I mean, how what's the feeling there?
Speaker 1: What Ohio State?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there's there's like i'd say, a core
Speaker 2: of about fifteen thousand rabid Ohio State fans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, further north, you get, I mean in Cleveland, they're
Speaker 1: almost as popular as the Browns here.
Speaker 2: Uh, this is this is the Reds and Bengals country time.
Speaker 5: Not so much Buck guys, not so much Buck guys.
Speaker 4: Okay, now, fair enough, Like I said, yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: if that guy wants to leave for a and M
Speaker 4: let him and you know what, good good good luck,
Speaker 4: good luck, and we'll we'll well, it's exciting to never
Speaker 4: read about you again.
Speaker 1: All right, Jeremy, thanks so much, buddy, all right, bye bye.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 1: That's right, he's a tech guy. I keep thinking he's
Speaker 1: an m Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well Texas, Texas. Who we're talking about. Oh, but I
Speaker 2: thought I thought he was guy. He's a Red Raider,
Speaker 2: I know, but I thought he was sores. He's looking
Speaker 2: at tech.
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Speaker 1: the Midwest's largest Christmas village at VETI and Rocky and
Speaker 1: Rock on Tuesdays around about this time. We always like
Speaker 1: to talk to this lady right here, queen, wear.
Speaker 2: Your Christmas outfit. I'm sure Christmas queen. Yes, the missus
Speaker 2: clause could try to say, if you will, let's.
Speaker 9: So so disappoint you guys, today. It's unbelievable. I'm not
Speaker 9: dressed in Christmas stuff?
Speaker 1: What when you were talking to the You're talking to
Speaker 1: the governor today.
Speaker 9: So I didn't think Christmas plaid was appropriate, you know
Speaker 9: what I'm saying.
Speaker 10: So, yeah, I went up to Columbus interview comes still
Speaker 10: driving back from Columbus, got to get back and tend
Speaker 10: to do the news right, And yeah, so I'm not
Speaker 10: in Christmas pod today.
Speaker 9: I was yesterday and I would.
Speaker 11: Have been today, but I'm not well.
Speaker 2: And Eddie said, You're still dressed in your finest Christmas outfit.
Speaker 2: But nevertheless, Tanya, what were you doing in Columbus? Where
Speaker 2: is you were talking to the governor about what?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 10: Well, we talked about any number of things. We talked
Speaker 10: about what was going on Springfield, Ohio. We talked about
Speaker 10: what was going on in the state of Ohio. We
Speaker 10: talked about, you know, everything. Like you know, he does
Speaker 10: this every at the end of every year, he sort
Speaker 10: of offers up himself to I don't know, maybe select reporters,
Speaker 10: I'm not sure like to come and do like an
Speaker 10: year end or sort of interview with him. So we
Speaker 10: talked about all kinds of stuff. We talked about I
Speaker 10: asked him, you know, like you've got indoors, the vike Ramaswami,
Speaker 10: yet what's going on there? And he's like, I just
Speaker 10: need to have more conversations with him with vike Rumswami
Speaker 10: running for governor as a Republican of course, because I
Speaker 10: just need to have more conversations with him, and you know,
Speaker 10: talk to him because this job is, you know, it's
Speaker 10: a big job, and I want to make sure you
Speaker 10: know there's a lot of big learning curve to being governor,
Speaker 10: which I completely could understand that. And I said, well,
Speaker 10: then you know in the Act and worked for you,
Speaker 10: do you suspect she would make a good governor?
Speaker 9: And his response was I'll be endorsing a Republican.
Speaker 6: So there you go.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 1: So we'll tell you about Let's let's talk about what's
Speaker 1: uh your Christmas planning situation here? What goes on in
Speaker 1: uh in a Rourke world? From now? What are we
Speaker 1: ten days out from less than ten days out from Christmas?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 9: Sundays?
Speaker 10: Right, So well, a lot has already been going on, guys.
Speaker 10: It has been like a Santa's workshop at my house.
Speaker 10: It's been insane.
Speaker 9: Last Saturday was Pretzel Day, in my house, which is
Speaker 9: this is not a big secret.
Speaker 10: I make pretzels every year. I've told you guys about
Speaker 10: In fact, are you both working next week? I'm off
Speaker 10: work and I can bring some into you.
Speaker 2: No, Friday, we're gone. We're going out Friday for Friday,
Speaker 2: so bring them in Friday.
Speaker 9: Well okay, oh you are working Friday?
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right?
Speaker 9: Can I pop up and bring you some?
Speaker 10: Wonderful they're literally pretzel covered with caramel and chocolate.
Speaker 9: I know Dev has had them before.
Speaker 10: I've made them for I don't know thirty years, and
Speaker 10: it is just an absolute process. We make hundreds of
Speaker 10: these things, my sister and I and all of our
Speaker 10: kids and all that stuff, and it is a zoo.
Speaker 9: So that that is completed, check mark done. I've got
Speaker 9: to have you guys. Look, I'm gonna ask the question.
Speaker 9: I know the answer. Have you even done any shopping yet?
Speaker 2: How many more days until Christmas?
Speaker 1: Know's we got nine days?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 6: Nine?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't really.
Speaker 1: Well. I told Rocky look, and I tried to buy
Speaker 1: deb something and then I just got a notification yesterday
Speaker 1: that it wasn't going to happen. So now I'm back
Speaker 1: to square one.
Speaker 10: You know why because you waited till yesterday, like it's
Speaker 10: not going to happen because it couldn't get here in time.
Speaker 11: Correct.
Speaker 1: No, I will tell you what it was. I mean,
Speaker 1: she grew up in Pittsburgh and she was a giant
Speaker 1: Lynn Swan fan when she was a kid.
Speaker 2: And I saw a thoughtful gift.
Speaker 1: Lynn Swan was on cameo. You know, if you don't
Speaker 1: know what cameo, wish you can order these from celebrities
Speaker 1: and they will have your birthday or Merry Christmas or whatever.
Speaker 1: And it was a couple of hundred bucks, but Lyn
Speaker 1: Swan would send a message to deb whatever. I asked
Speaker 1: him to say no within parameters, and so I tried
Speaker 1: to do that for our birthday and it didn't work.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: I saw he was offered again, so I tried to
Speaker 1: get it for it for Christmas and found out yesterday
Speaker 1: he's not doing them anymore. Well, they had already they
Speaker 1: had offered it, and then they told me they're not.
Speaker 1: He can't do it.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 9: Someone who knows Lyntzwan call him up, make it happen.
Speaker 2: Come on, I sure say, I don't know if he's
Speaker 2: doing that, great, we're fifty bucks. That's good money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, just to say very Christmas, how are you
Speaker 1: thanks for being a fan all those years? End of story?
Speaker 9: Five bucks?
Speaker 3: You want me to call her up?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I already offered that, Toddy. Yes, I'd do it for ten.
Speaker 1: For two undred and fifty bucks, I could get everybody
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati media to do it and still save myself
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 9: Uh do it without anybody.
Speaker 1: But but hey, look it'll this is gonna every year.
Speaker 1: It takes care of itself. I'm just gonna I just
Speaker 1: go to the mall. I spend an hour and a half,
Speaker 1: two hours there. Boom boom, boom boom. Easy peasy.
Speaker 14: Yet for see so she can.
Speaker 7: See get back.
Speaker 2: That sound much confidence she has in your gift bind ability?
Speaker 9: Yet, hey, staying with you, buddy, staying with you. You
Speaker 9: need to like that woman is raising all those kids
Speaker 9: for you, those boys.
Speaker 15: You better do something.
Speaker 2: Nah, I have I've got her. I've I actually was
Speaker 2: did much better than I did last year. I've got
Speaker 2: her a few things. And uh yeah, so I think
Speaker 2: she's gonna be very very happy and very surprised. Tony.
Speaker 10: Okay, So one time, my now ex brother in law
Speaker 10: got my sister a vacuum for Christmas.
Speaker 9: Have you have you ever done something that dumb?
Speaker 2: Well, when you were like that, what if it's a
Speaker 2: really nice fact you like on the top the line ones,
Speaker 2: you know she'd appreciate that, apciate if I.
Speaker 10: Said to my husband like, hey, I am dying for
Speaker 10: this vacuum. Guys, it is it's I don't want to
Speaker 10: spend the money on it, but I really would love it.
Speaker 10: I would love a room, but no one's ever gonna
Speaker 10: get me a roomba. I've asked for a roomba a lot.
Speaker 10: No one's ever gonna get me one because they're like,
Speaker 10: we're not getting you that. Well, but I really want that,
Speaker 10: So I kind of understand if you really want it.
Speaker 10: But if it's just a huh, I'm trying to be.
Speaker 9: Thoughtful, what could my wife use and get a vacuum?
Speaker 2: So you're also saying these like these pots and pans
Speaker 2: I bought her are not good either, like.
Speaker 9: This broom, don't buy a scale scale even I.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't be that dumb.
Speaker 1: That's that's what now, see you Ruin my second gift,
Speaker 1: I was going to give deb a vacuum a maid's
Speaker 1: out for it from Frederick to Hollywood in some new
Speaker 1: scales on Everybody Wins Winter Winter.
Speaker 9: No, not everybody was in that day. And I'm you
Speaker 9: might find yourself a loser.
Speaker 12: I just think, you know.
Speaker 10: So, I've got a ton going on home, guys, I've
Speaker 10: got cooking going on. I've got present making. I make
Speaker 10: a lot of my presents. My niece has asked for
Speaker 10: a present that I make her, so I am going
Speaker 10: to be spending my weekend doing that.
Speaker 9: I I'm kind of a nut. I think you know
Speaker 9: this by now. Like I I make a lot of
Speaker 9: stuff that I just don't need to do.
Speaker 10: And I don't know why I feel the absolute need
Speaker 10: to like make it from scratch, make it myself.
Speaker 9: But you know that's my toxic trade.
Speaker 16: I guess.
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 9: But it's gonna be a it's gonna be a push
Speaker 9: down to the wire. We're gonna get it all done,
Speaker 9: all right.
Speaker 1: Well, Tanya, good luck with getting everything done, and don't
Speaker 1: worry about Rock and I will, uh you know, next
Speaker 1: time we chat. Nobody after the first of the year,
Speaker 1: no doubt. I'll probably talk to you during the holiday
Speaker 1: bring press. Oh that's right, we'll talk to you then
Speaker 1: uh but uh, yeah, well, we will give you a
Speaker 1: post Christmas report card on both of our wives in
Speaker 1: their thoughts.
Speaker 9: Yeah wait, I actually need to text them and ask them.
Speaker 2: That's probably a good idea.
Speaker 1: But you're my my you with you and my wife
Speaker 1: are friends, so fucking I can just see you going, okay,
Speaker 1: spill it well, Tanya. We will see you on Friday
Speaker 1: and look forward to these uh these legendary pretzels. You
Speaker 1: bet you bye, see you bye. There's a Tanyo Roark
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Speaker 1: That's right. She drives down the interstate.
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Speaker 2: So I think last wee or a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 2: I told the story of Chase the Gecko. We've got Chase.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm saying the late summer. Maybe my
Speaker 2: middle of son Bronson, really wanted a gecko, and through
Speaker 2: my mother in law, found somebody had one. Geckos are
Speaker 2: not cheap, by the way, And this thing was actually
Speaker 2: pretty cool, like you know, it was a big about
Speaker 2: you know, like a little less than the size of
Speaker 2: your you know, cell phone, kind of of a pen basically,
Speaker 2: and he was pretty cool. He I would have thought
Speaker 2: he would like try to like get away all the
Speaker 2: time and stuff. But man, you get him out the
Speaker 2: cage and hold him in your hand or put on
Speaker 2: your arm, he would just kind of chill right there
Speaker 2: and you kind of pet him a little bit and
Speaker 2: he was cool, okay, And so uh went.
Speaker 6: On with him.
Speaker 2: And of course my wife ends up being the one
Speaker 2: that actually, you know, feeds him and takes care of
Speaker 2: him and spray bottles is aquarium and stuff. Well, about
Speaker 2: two weeks ago ed we also had another addition to
Speaker 2: the boyment household. We're like like, like you know, funny farm,
Speaker 2: all right, we have a we have a new cat,
Speaker 2: now named Coco. Her name is now been changed to
Speaker 2: Miss Kitty. It's so miss kitty.
Speaker 5: Change.
Speaker 2: That's just that's what we call her. That's actually what
Speaker 2: I call her. I call her Miss Kitty, and so
Speaker 2: everyone calls her miss Kitty now. So anyway, So woke
Speaker 2: up in the morning about ten eleven days ago, and
Speaker 2: I looked down at the aquarium in the door of
Speaker 2: the gecko aquarium is open, and I look inside the
Speaker 2: aquarium and there's no gecko. And I immediately look at
Speaker 2: Miss Kitty. I'm like, what have you done? What have
Speaker 2: you done to that poor What have you done to Chase?
Speaker 5: Miss?
Speaker 1: Miss kitty had her belly full.
Speaker 2: I thought that that is what I would have bet
Speaker 2: all money on. So, you know, we're looking around. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe she chased him around. So we're when we're undoing
Speaker 2: all the cushions, looking in it, in the you know,
Speaker 2: the crevices of the chairs and all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: Can't find Chase. Day after day after day, about ten
Speaker 2: eleven days goes by. I come home last night and
Speaker 2: my wife says, you're not going to believe it, and
Speaker 2: she shows me a picture and it was Chase on
Speaker 2: the on the kitchen floor. So she walked in the
Speaker 2: kitchen and there he was, just sitting there right on
Speaker 2: the floor by the refrigerator. So he's back.
Speaker 1: So you had no idea where he went, no.
Speaker 2: Idea, And we didn't feed him. It's not he left
Speaker 2: the little bowl of crickets out for him or a
Speaker 2: bowl of water. So he was just I don't know,
Speaker 2: maybe finding random little spiders or something and the dog's
Speaker 2: water dish, or maybe he was getting some dog food.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but we did not see this thing.
Speaker 2: He's alive. Chase the gecko lives and how long he
Speaker 2: was going for?
Speaker 6: How long?
Speaker 2: Ten eleven days? Damn, I know, I would have bet.
Speaker 2: I thought even if she didn't, even if Miss Kitty
Speaker 2: didn't eat Chase, I thought, Okay, maybe she just mortally
Speaker 2: wounded him, mortally wounded him and he went off somewhere,
Speaker 2: and you know, his legs all gnawed off or something,
Speaker 2: and he just died in a corner somewhere, And we'll
Speaker 2: find him one day when we're moving some table or
Speaker 2: something like a little get go. Body's gonna stink a
Speaker 2: little little scalt. The only reason I didn't think that
Speaker 2: she ate ing is because you know, you'd you'd see
Speaker 2: some you know, remain remains or something like that, like
Speaker 2: you know, like a skelt, some bones in the U. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I never saw that, So okay, she just chasing wounded
Speaker 2: em and he went off in the house and died somewhere.
Speaker 1: No, he's very much alive. Chase live, Chase lives. Miss
Speaker 1: Kitty is exonerated.
Speaker 2: That's right. Miss Kitty has gotten a lot of favor though,
Speaker 2: in spite of possibly we thought killing Chase. She's a
Speaker 2: fan favorite in the Bloyment House.
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Speaker 22: Number of jobs created drops, but the reaction is positive
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Speaker 22: which was a significant decline from the one hundred and
Speaker 22: nineteen thousand jobs added in sept the most recent month
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Speaker 1: All right back with Eddian, Rocky and Ron. Maybe you've
Speaker 1: heard it's the Christmas season.
Speaker 2: Yes, which is supposed to be the most wonderfull time
Speaker 2: of the year, but a lot of times it's the
Speaker 2: exact opposite. And I think from what we're hearing, social
Speaker 2: media can exacerbate your unhappiness.
Speaker 1: And here to discuss. We have talked to this gentleman
Speaker 1: a long time ago, and it's great to have him back.
Speaker 1: Doctor Dean becklith Becloth. He is a licensed professional counselor doc,
Speaker 1: welcome back to the program.
Speaker 5: Hey, it good to be back.
Speaker 1: Thank you, so doctor you heard us talking there. And
Speaker 1: you know, the holidays for people who and maybe on
Speaker 1: their own or have always been difficult, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: But it would seem to be like Rogie said, that
Speaker 1: social media is just exacerbating that. I mean, and it's
Speaker 1: pretty obvious why I explain, Well, you.
Speaker 7: Know, and I hate it that social media seems to
Speaker 7: be the thing that we kick around for a lot
Speaker 7: of the problems, but it does it exacerbates it. However,
Speaker 7: you know, when you think about social media, there's some
Speaker 7: positive things about it too. I was thinking about the
Speaker 7: fact that, you know, I get to keep up with
Speaker 7: friends that I haven't seen, maybe even in years, but
Speaker 7: I kind of get a little sense of what's going
Speaker 7: on with them. But you know, Christmas time, people are
Speaker 7: posting all kinds of things. They're posting their family pictures
Speaker 7: and their food, and huh, maybe my home just doesn't
Speaker 7: quite measure up. And I certainly don't have any of
Speaker 7: those cool Christmas pjs to put on with everybody. So
Speaker 7: what about that? And so, you know, it's easy to
Speaker 7: get into comparison, and I don't measure up, and there's
Speaker 7: depression out there, especially around the holiday time, and to
Speaker 7: some extent, social media does play.
Speaker 5: A part of that too.
Speaker 7: We are not immune. We tend to think of it
Speaker 7: as a problem that teenagers have and young teens, and
Speaker 7: of course they do. When they see pictures of their
Speaker 7: of their friends posting pictures of parties that they didn't
Speaker 7: get invited to, that's not going to feel too good
Speaker 7: to them. But we are people too, we are even
Speaker 7: as adults, we can feel it as well.
Speaker 2: Now, doctors there a certain age group of this effects
Speaker 2: disproportioning more than others. Is it the thirty to forty
Speaker 2: crowd or is this more the you know, the older crowd.
Speaker 2: Where are we at?
Speaker 19: You know?
Speaker 7: I think it's a it's everybody, I do.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: The research is showing that people forty five and older
Speaker 7: are the ones who are maybe getting hit a little
Speaker 7: bit harder with it, but they're also struggling with some
Speaker 7: various things like they're getting older and health problems and
Speaker 7: all those kinds of things. And so then they look
Speaker 7: at these wonderful pictures that are staged now. But believe me,
Speaker 7: staging is important. One time I posted a picture of
Speaker 7: our tree, and it looked like it was growing out
Speaker 7: of my head. And I got a lot of feedback
Speaker 7: about that, so time type staging might be important. However,
Speaker 7: you know, these picture perfect looking combs for the holidays
Speaker 7: look really warm, but life, life is not picture perfect,
Speaker 7: as we all know, and life can be very beautiful
Speaker 7: and very messy. So we it's a whole ball of wax,
Speaker 7: and nobody's life looks like that picture perfect picture.
Speaker 1: Yeah, or Doctor Dean beslaf Deckloth as our guest, and so, Doc,
Speaker 1: it just would behoove you not to sit around and
Speaker 1: do it. But I think it's kind of a self
Speaker 1: fulfilling prophecy, isn't it. It's you sit around, you don't
Speaker 1: have anything to do, You kind you're on your own,
Speaker 1: so you just sit there and you're you're scrolling through
Speaker 1: Facebook or TikTok or whatever the case might be, and
Speaker 1: what you're seeing here and you're just doing it to yourself.
Speaker 1: Isn't that kind of the way depression works though, You
Speaker 1: kind of feed it?
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh yeah, And I hate to say that social
Speaker 7: media can't feed it. It just will by its nature.
Speaker 7: So you've hit on such an important point, but part
Speaker 7: of it is turn it off, take a break, get
Speaker 7: away from it. Really focus on yourself, your family, your traditions.
Speaker 7: They don't have to be instagram worthy to be meaningful.
Speaker 7: Have your own traditions. Keep the Christmas time. I know
Speaker 7: it's hard and you guys are dealing with it too,
Speaker 7: but as simple as possible, I said recently, they make
Speaker 7: a lot of cool paper plates. Get the paper plates
Speaker 7: out and maybe not the finest china. Cut yourself some
Speaker 7: slack and chill out. And comparing our life to the
Speaker 7: picture perfect pictures, that's not going to be helpful. I
Speaker 7: love being the pictures of my friends and family, but
Speaker 7: be careful about what we can do to ourselves negatively
Speaker 7: and I.
Speaker 2: Mean obviously, the better things is to do is to
Speaker 2: to find like real people to hang out with. Instead
Speaker 2: of looking at other people's lives, go enjoy your own
Speaker 2: life and find real, meaningful relationships and experience that correct.
Speaker 7: Yeah, absolutely, which is one of the things.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: We work in our counseling office with teens and adults
Speaker 7: and everybody in between. But we're working to get those
Speaker 7: teens to be with real people, not playing the video
Speaker 7: game with them online. But let's find some ways to
Speaker 7: get with people, and I think you just hit something
Speaker 7: absolutely important and beautiful.
Speaker 1: Got to be with real people, Doctor Dean Becklof as
Speaker 1: our guest and doc, speaking of that type of thing,
Speaker 1: just reading, I constantly read these articles about younger people
Speaker 1: who are taking classes on how to do make a
Speaker 1: phone call in a business situation, and that has to
Speaker 1: be a result of video games and social media.
Speaker 5: Correct.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, absolutely. But you know what, I hate to
Speaker 7: say it, but if the only thing we can do
Speaker 7: these days is actually teach those skills, we need to
Speaker 7: be doing it and empowering these young people to be
Speaker 7: able to do the things that we just sort of
Speaker 7: picked up naturally on our own because all we had
Speaker 7: was for me, it was a phone on the wall,
Speaker 7: and you actually did this thing called dialing it. You know,
Speaker 7: it had to start call and you put your finger
Speaker 7: in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you had your dad say get off
Speaker 1: the phone after you want it for three minutes talking
Speaker 1: to one of your buddies or your quote unquote girlfriend.
Speaker 17: There you go.
Speaker 1: With that, doctor Dean. I think it's worth recommending though,
Speaker 1: that if you do know some but especially an older
Speaker 1: person and at this time of year, reach out to
Speaker 1: him anytime you can and give him a little love
Speaker 1: of some nature, even if it's just a phone call
Speaker 1: or stop and buy for a cup of coffee or something.
Speaker 7: Huh you bet. Oh that's such a great idea. And
Speaker 7: isn't that part of what we would consider to be
Speaker 7: the holiday? The Christmas spirit is inviting other people.
Speaker 1: In all right? With that, doctor Dean, people want to
Speaker 1: find out more about what you do.
Speaker 7: Where can they go at our website www dot doctor
Speaker 7: Becklock dot com, d R B E C K L
Speaker 7: O f F dot com.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, sir. All right, y'all take care
Speaker 1: and merry Christmas. Reaching out to him so but yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean it's just I that was talking to an older,
Speaker 1: uh neighbor of ours and it's pretty bad when you're
Speaker 1: older me. But and she lost there has been many
Speaker 1: years back and so it's like, you know, reach out
Speaker 1: to people like that. It does a little bit goes
Speaker 1: a long way.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: while ago we were talking about the mysterious voyage of
Speaker 1: Chase the Get Go.
Speaker 2: That's right, I can't believe he's alive.
Speaker 1: And here with a similar situation. Hey, Ellie, is it
Speaker 1: el or Ellie.
Speaker 15: Ellie elle n whichever you would like?
Speaker 1: All right, well, hi Ellen and Madero, what do you have?
Speaker 7: I have two great stories.
Speaker 15: They're both about cats, and they're both about different cats,
Speaker 15: and they're in different houses in which I lived.
Speaker 29: The first one was years ago.
Speaker 15: I couldn't find the cat, couldn't find the cat. All
Speaker 15: of a sudden, I'm hearing this meow meow downstairs, but
Speaker 15: I couldn't find where the.
Speaker 7: Sound was from.
Speaker 15: Long story short, the cat had climbed on my then
Speaker 15: husband's workbench and then up into the ceiling and had
Speaker 15: gotten stuck behind a basement wall. So we had called
Speaker 15: fired the deeply department, and they had to come out,
Speaker 15: put a huge hole in the wall and reached in.
Speaker 15: And when that guy touched the cat, he like screamed
Speaker 15: and like flew back, and the cat came running out.
Speaker 7: But but, but the absolute best one was the condo
Speaker 7: I'm in now.
Speaker 15: I had a cat, was an indoor outdoor cat. For
Speaker 15: three weeks, I could not find this cat. I was
Speaker 15: beside myself.
Speaker 30: I was like, where is this cat?
Speaker 15: Where's this cat? And my son had put in my
Speaker 15: face or my lower level a like a top bottom
Speaker 15: one piece washirt and dryer set, and he put the
Speaker 15: vent out to the front of the house, but he
Speaker 15: hadn't put something in front of the hole yet. And okay,
Speaker 15: so three weeks and I knew that a cat could
Speaker 15: could climb all around. So I'm walking all over the
Speaker 15: house kittie.
Speaker 31: Freshes.
Speaker 7: That was the stupid name.
Speaker 15: I didn't name them, but the find us frishes like
Speaker 15: frishes vegetable soup. So so for three weeks I'm walked.
Speaker 7: Around fresh airs, fresh and fresh.
Speaker 15: Is nothing, nothing, nothing, And then so I just gave up.
Speaker 15: On a random Sunday morning. We're talking three weeks later, guys,
Speaker 15: twenty one days, I'm downstairs and all of a sudden,
Speaker 15: I hear this little meal and I jumped and I
Speaker 15: called my daughter like screaming, fresh.
Speaker 11: Air of the line behind the wall somewhere.
Speaker 29: I don't know where.
Speaker 15: So yeah, so out came three fire trucks, two police cars.
Speaker 15: I'm like, guys, I just need somebody to figure out
Speaker 15: where the cat is and you know, find them.
Speaker 29: So I read fire trucks on my street.
Speaker 15: Anyway, they had to take an entire w wall out
Speaker 15: of the basement, and when that cat found his spot
Speaker 15: to get out, he ran out like a bat out
Speaker 15: of hell, and it.
Speaker 13: And that wall like it all the.
Speaker 15: Insulation and stuff smelled like a zoo because he don't
Speaker 15: know how he made it. Twenty one day. Wow, behind
Speaker 15: the wall, behind the wall, he lost three pounds, was
Speaker 15: extremely The high rated butt ended up being fine. Isn't
Speaker 15: that crazy?
Speaker 2: That's crazy? Now that is a true miracle. Three weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's great.
Speaker 2: You gotta figure out you got like a mystery walls
Speaker 2: near how the cat keeps getting behind the wall. I
Speaker 2: was gonna figure out the reason for that.
Speaker 1: He's gonna talk to one ell there about we might
Speaker 1: want to review or housing situation here. If your cat
Speaker 1: can you know, constantly being pipe somewhere like inside of
Speaker 1: walls like shawshank or something.
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Speaker 32: The son of a notable director and actor, now formerly
Speaker 32: charged with the four thirty report. I'm Sean Gallagher breaking
Speaker 32: now Los Angeles District Attorney Nick Hawkman this hour announcing
Speaker 32: that thirty two year old Nick Reiner, the son of
Speaker 32: Rob and Michelle Reiner, is being charged with two counts
Speaker 32: of first degree murder.
Speaker 33: These charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison
Speaker 33: without the possibility prool.
Speaker 32: Reiner Monday was being held without fond on suspicion of
Speaker 32: murder after his father, Rob Ryder, the well known actor
Speaker 32: and director, and his mother, Michelle, were both found dead
Speaker 32: from stab wound Sunday. ABC News reporting that Rob and
Speaker 32: Nick had gotten into an argue. I'm joining a party
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Speaker 13: seventy five traffic sewing between US fifty two and five
Speaker 13: mile delays back to Kellogg because of the roadwork. Southbound
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Speaker 25: We don't cool off a huge amount overnight thanks to
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Speaker 32: WLW Claudie Skies and currently thirty six degrees. A man
Speaker 32: accused of fatally shooting a coworker at a pizza shop
Speaker 32: earlier this month appeeriod in court.
Speaker 28: He's been indicted for murder, but defense attorneys say the
Speaker 28: death of his childhood best friend was a tragic accident.
Speaker 28: Twenty one year old Murphy Tilk appeared before a judge
Speaker 28: in Hamilety County Tuesday morning on a hearing for the
Speaker 28: fatal shooting of twenty three year old at Nawaf Alfawati.
Speaker 28: He was killed the night of December ninth as the
Speaker 28: two were working a shift together at the Papa John's
Speaker 28: on West eighth Street. The prosecuting attorney stated the two
Speaker 28: were in the back room of the shop when witnesses
Speaker 28: heard gunfire. Al Thawati suffered a gunshot, wounded the eye,
Speaker 28: and dined at the scene. There is no video footage
Speaker 28: of what happened or how the gun went off. Tilk
Speaker 28: was ordered held on a quarter million dollars bond at
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Speaker 32: A Wayne's fill man facing charges after allegedly beating up
Speaker 32: another man in a vehicle, then shoving the victim out
Speaker 32: of a moving pickup truck on to Interstate seventy one
Speaker 32: and Sims Township. Sunday, thirty two year old Damon Williams
Speaker 32: allegedly used a blunt object taken from the bed of
Speaker 32: the pickup and hit the victim in the face. That
Speaker 32: victim falling over a guard rail when shoved out of
Speaker 32: the vehicle, suffering serious bruising to his eye in cheek
Speaker 32: with a laceration to his nose as Williams would speed off,
Speaker 32: leaving the victim in the cold and snow. Williams was
Speaker 32: arrested Monday, charged with felonious assault and he's now in
Speaker 32: the Hamilton County Jail in one.
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Speaker 21: Oh, we're going to be so late for the concert.
Speaker 21: We should be there by now.
Speaker 26: Just need to make a little detour and stop for
Speaker 26: gas real quick.
Speaker 21: I know what she plays down the road.
Speaker 2: Uh, and it is just incredibly awful and sad and
Speaker 2: just yeah, you know, just terrible.
Speaker 1: I haven't read it, but I can imagine. Yeah, uh
Speaker 1: what what a waste man?
Speaker 2: Just drugs man. It's it's they're never a good idea,
Speaker 2: never never ends up, never ends up. Well, so.
Speaker 1: I don't. We were talking earlier rock about here your
Speaker 1: found the gecko. Yeah, and then we talked to our
Speaker 1: friend Eli there about her cats who kept.
Speaker 2: Like two cats have found bound to get behind the
Speaker 2: wall the house somehow got trapped inside the walls of
Speaker 2: her house a couple of times.
Speaker 1: Well, I was talking about it. I've found this story.
Speaker 1: This dog, who disappeared from its home in California in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one was miraculously found tied to a fence
Speaker 1: at a animal shelter in Michigan. Wow, just a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago. This lady's wire haired dosund named Chaco,
Speaker 1: vanished from their Sacramento home in twenty twenty one. Since then,
Speaker 1: she and her husband had two kids, but she said
Speaker 1: she was still thinking about Choco all that time. When
Speaker 1: you have a pet disappear, everything racist through your mind.
Speaker 1: Is he alive? Is he okay? Is he being treated well?
Speaker 1: If I lived in California, I would think that a
Speaker 1: coyote ate him. Yeah, totally, especially a docson. I mean,
Speaker 1: those little bitty things. What are you gonna do? Then,
Speaker 1: in early December, this lady received a text from a
Speaker 1: microchip company claiming that Chaco had been found in a
Speaker 1: town called Lincoln. Called Lincoln, she assumed that it was
Speaker 1: in Lincoln, California. That's thirty miles north of where she lives.
Speaker 1: Oh no, when that five years Chaco had somehow found
Speaker 1: his way to Lincoln, Michigan, twenty three hundred miles twenty
Speaker 1: three hundred from his home. Blah blah blah. The animal
Speaker 1: control officer stepped into helpis for donations to ship Chaco
Speaker 1: back to where he came from. It doesn't say how
Speaker 1: the dog ended up tied to the fence, but yeah,
Speaker 1: Chaco has been found.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway out there, if you've had ever had a
Speaker 2: pet go missing that you found like many many weeks
Speaker 2: months later, Yeah, call the show five one three, seven,
Speaker 2: for nine and seven thousand. I told you about the
Speaker 2: our dog, which one was it? Chief? And he same
Speaker 2: with two disappeared like for two weeks like he was
Speaker 2: he was old, Like okay, he must have wandered off
Speaker 2: and died. And somebody in Lawrenceburg calls us and says, hey,
Speaker 2: we think you of your dog. Right, where are you at?
Speaker 2: Like you We're in Lawrenceburg. And this is when we
Speaker 2: lived in Ross like Okana. How in the living heck
Speaker 2: did he get all the way over there?
Speaker 5: It's wild?
Speaker 1: Well, we're getting some calls now five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven,
Speaker 1: eight hundred, the big one. Let's get to Mike and
Speaker 1: Hamilton right quick, Hey Mike, what do.
Speaker 11: You got hey guys?
Speaker 37: Yeah, So, going back about ninety four, I had this cat.
Speaker 37: His name was Honda, named the matter my motorcycle. But uh, anyway,
Speaker 37: he came up missing one day and uh, myself and
Speaker 37: all my neighbors at the apartment complex I lived that,
Speaker 37: we're all out side looking for him. And uh anyway,
Speaker 37: long story short. I borrowed this couch from my mom.
Speaker 37: You know, a single bachelor, didn't have any money, so
Speaker 37: I was taking any furniture I could get I'd taken
Speaker 37: this couch back to my mom's and uh. She called
Speaker 37: me about an hour later and she's like, you're not
Speaker 37: going to guess who's walking down the hallway at my house.
Speaker 37: She's like, get your cat, Honda. So what it happened
Speaker 37: is that the cat had gotten underneath the couch, like
Speaker 37: inside the springs of the couch, and he had made
Speaker 37: that ride all the way to Milford, and man, we
Speaker 37: had that couch flipped upside down on its end in
Speaker 37: the bed of a pickup truck about ten miles away,
Speaker 37: and somehow he made the ride and managed unscathed.
Speaker 2: Animals are resilience, man. That's you know, whether it's you know,
Speaker 2: there's that or chase the gecko again? Like how the
Speaker 2: heck at lived at our house for ten plus days,
Speaker 2: no food, no water, no nothing.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to Joel and Bethel. Hey, Joel, what do
Speaker 1: you have?
Speaker 38: Yeah, real quick. When my daughter was born, my in
Speaker 38: laws came down to visit. There was about two hours away,
Speaker 38: and their parents have an old farm and there's all
Speaker 38: these old farm cats that are all orange and they
Speaker 38: looked sort of sickly, and they came down and when
Speaker 38: they were leaving I noticed this kind of sickly looking
Speaker 38: orange cat that I'd never seen before, and I'm like,
Speaker 38: I think that's one of those cats from your guys's farm.
Speaker 38: But they're like, oh, no way, no way. Well, we
Speaker 38: went up north to visit them at the farm and
Speaker 38: I had to scare a cat out from like the
Speaker 38: engine compartment on my car. So I bet the house
Speaker 38: that that cat rode in the engine compartment for about
Speaker 38: two hours all the way down south to Creamont County.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 38: And I know real quick about about cats. I had
Speaker 38: two mice growing up, and one day there's a bad storm,
Speaker 38: so we let the outdoor cat come in the house
Speaker 38: and the power went out.
Speaker 7: Well, that cat went.
Speaker 38: Right to my room, knocked the mouse's cage over at
Speaker 38: one of my pet mice.
Speaker 1: Well that didn't take long. Uh, thanks, thanks Joel. How
Speaker 1: about Kyle? Right quick? Hey Kyle, what's going on in
Speaker 1: cold rain?
Speaker 13: Tom?
Speaker 2: Oh Tom?
Speaker 29: I'm a cole Rain is the Tom?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Go ahead, go ahead, Kyle.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I've been a letter carrier for about thirty years and
Speaker 17: this lady came out one time I was on my
Speaker 17: route and she says, time, I'm missing my dog. So
Speaker 17: I said, okay, am I finding you. I'll get it
Speaker 17: back to you and I'll carry my route. And I
Speaker 17: found her dog put in my mail truck and I
Speaker 17: said it in her backyard. Well, day or two went by,
Speaker 17: and I forget the lady's man said, hey, missus so
Speaker 17: and so, and how's your dog?
Speaker 29: And she said, oh, A dog's fine, but it's not
Speaker 29: my dog's dog. And I knew every dog in the
Speaker 29: nameighborhood and it looked just like her dog. But yeah,
Speaker 29: that's a true story.
Speaker 17: And I'm a I don't really do many good details
Speaker 17: for that one.
Speaker 2: That's funny.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 2: He went home thinking, No, I just say the day
Speaker 2: lady thinks I'm the greatest thing in the world. Thanks,
Speaker 2: that's not my dog. Yeah, well, hey, try to do
Speaker 2: a good deed. What happens your dog?
Speaker 39: Now?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
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Speaker 13: We still have that accident being cleaned up. Right lane
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Speaker 1: Lost animals and whatnot. Let's get to Mark in Kentucky. Hey, Mark, Wow,
Speaker 1: we lost Mark?
Speaker 2: Well here real quick. As I told the story of Chase,
Speaker 2: the gecko was found in our house, Scott on X writes, Rocky,
Speaker 2: if you're hearing the full story about Chase, my guess
Speaker 2: is he was under the fridge. My buddy had a snake.
Speaker 2: Whenever it escaped, it went for the warm coils under
Speaker 2: the fridge. Just an idea of where to look the
Speaker 2: next time, which will probably happen, especially if this kid
Speaker 2: deal was the door to the quarium.
Speaker 1: Again, well, that's it would make sense because if it
Speaker 1: was hiding, But would a hide from you like that?
Speaker 1: What it would hide under? I mean, it wouldn't stay warm, obviously,
Speaker 1: but would have come out at night and hunt bugs?
Speaker 2: And I bet I bet it would. I bet it would.
Speaker 2: It had to. That's the only And then, you know,
Speaker 2: as much as it was friendly, it's still very very tiny,
Speaker 2: and we're like, you know, there's two dogs, a cat,
Speaker 2: and five humans walking around the house. It's probably a
Speaker 2: little bit scared. So yeah, let's get to Amanda and
Speaker 2: Amelia right quick. Hey, Amanda, what's going on?
Speaker 40: Yeah, the guy that called earlier about the cat in
Speaker 40: the engine compartment.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I had the same thing happen when I
Speaker 7: was a kid.
Speaker 40: We were going on vacation down the Alabama to my aunts,
Speaker 40: and we made it about two hours down into Kentucky
Speaker 40: and we stopped at a rest area and we looked
Speaker 40: over and there are two cats, or there's two cats
Speaker 40: there that looks like our two cats. And sure enough
Speaker 40: they had rode all the way down there in our car,
Speaker 40: got out at the restaurant.
Speaker 18: Wow.
Speaker 2: See, I've heard of cat's corona in compartment like in
Speaker 2: the winter. Yeah, and you start the car, but I've
Speaker 2: never heard about him like chilling in there and going
Speaker 2: along for the ride. That's wild.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 40: We had to wait for my grandparents to drive all
Speaker 40: the way down there to pick them up so that
Speaker 40: we could continue on with our trip.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, good on Grandma Graham. Yeah, thanks, Amanda, Grandma
Speaker 2: and grandpa. I got some good news and bad news.
Speaker 2: Good news you're gonna see us. Got news. You had
Speaker 2: to drive about eighteen hours to get this cat. You
Speaker 2: got it?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 1: I remember, shoot whenever the three four years ago when
Speaker 1: the raccoon got trapped in our garage. Yeah, and got
Speaker 1: up inside both of our engine blocks and eight all
Speaker 1: the white. Yeah, it was insane. I pulled up. Well,
Speaker 1: Deb's car was completely dead and and we never did
Speaker 1: see the damn thing. So apparently when we opened the
Speaker 1: you know, you walk out, you open garage door and
Speaker 1: walk to your car, you must have just started out
Speaker 1: of there, darted out of there, right when we uh
Speaker 1: did that. But I got in and drove about. I
Speaker 1: think I was coming to work. I forget, but I
Speaker 1: pulled backed out of the drive, out of the garage,
Speaker 1: started down the driveway, and all of a sudden, the
Speaker 1: car just went. It just stopped.
Speaker 2: Damn raccoon. It took out two vehicles, two vehicles.
Speaker 1: Big time a war.
Speaker 2: We should like deploy those things to go getting all
Speaker 2: the jeeps and the tanks and the planes and.
Speaker 1: Stuff and just do what you do, grimmlin ass things.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 1: So coming up, we're gonna be talking about Christmas gifts.
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Speaker 1: A kid, or that you didn't get when that you
Speaker 1: really wanted when you were but didn't get. Yeah, so
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Speaker 2: No, you just wanted your parents love.
Speaker 1: And that's all right, that's all the loof over your head,
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Speaker 22: Normal charges now against Rob Reiner's son. This is the
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Speaker 22: made this past hour the LA District Attorney announcing the
Speaker 22: charges against Nick Reiner for allegedly murdering his parents.
Speaker 33: These charges will be two counts of first degree murder
Speaker 33: with a special circumstance of multiple murders. He also fasts
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Speaker 33: deadly weapon, that being a knife.
Speaker 22: You have convicted. Nick Reiner could face life in prison.
Speaker 22: The bodies of his father, seventy eight year old Rob Reiner,
Speaker 22: his mother's seventy year old Michelle Reiner, discovered in their
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Speaker 22: Thirty six degrees in Cincinnati. This news brought to you
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Speaker 22: man in court today accused of murdering his childhood best
Speaker 22: friend at the Papa John's on Eighth Street in West
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Speaker 1: Talking about Christmas? Gifts? Good, bad, ugly? What'd you get
Speaker 1: you like? What'd you get you hated.
Speaker 2: I remember as a kid, I wont there was. It
Speaker 2: was like a hot toy and I was probably seven
Speaker 2: years old. It was like it was a hovercraft, a
Speaker 2: remote control hovercraft, and you hit a button and I
Speaker 2: get it's a ballooner and it was.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, just like hovered across the floor. Yeah, for sure,
Speaker 1: I was getting it.
Speaker 2: Get it. I remember haunted this day.
Speaker 1: It was probably something in the back of a comic
Speaker 1: book that had advertised it was a hovercraft that you
Speaker 1: could actually ride in, and it was one of those things.
Speaker 1: I used to want to get that stuff all the time.
Speaker 1: My mom's like, you're not getting a hovercraft from the
Speaker 1: They had like submarines and a real submarine right for
Speaker 1: like twelve dollars or something.
Speaker 2: Cut off the UPC symbol of ten comics.
Speaker 1: Uh, your your story is five three, seven, four nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand and eight hundred, the big one talking about
Speaker 1: Christmas gifts. Here and Jim, you're first up there in Amelia.
Speaker 4: What do you have?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 6: Thanks guys.
Speaker 14: This is in the Sabini's the course and me and
Speaker 14: my two brothers were a year apart, sort of like
Speaker 14: Rocky's family, and we all wanted that Evil can eevil
Speaker 14: stunt set and my dad said, well, all you guys
Speaker 14: can get one and then you're gonna share it. And
Speaker 14: we did get it for a couple of hours and
Speaker 14: it was my turn. We put it down the driveway
Speaker 14: and it was my turn to catch it down the
Speaker 14: driveways and one of my brothers wound it up and
Speaker 14: Evil Cane went down the driveway, went between my legs
Speaker 14: and got run over by a pickup.
Speaker 16: That was that was it.
Speaker 14: My dad goes, well, there you go, there's the Evil Caniel,
Speaker 14: Thanks guys and.
Speaker 1: That and that was that, right, dude.
Speaker 2: That was well, din't go go.
Speaker 1: Smash five three the big one. There was one one.
Speaker 1: I think that was one of those where unintended consequences
Speaker 1: that I don't think my parents really realized what they
Speaker 1: this thing was going to be used for, because I
Speaker 1: didn't figure it out until I got it.
Speaker 5: But it was.
Speaker 2: It was a gun that just that shot air. That
Speaker 2: was it pillow that out of it or anything not
Speaker 2: until I got my hands on it. Yeah, of course
Speaker 2: docked it out.
Speaker 1: It was kind of it. It was about I don't know,
Speaker 1: ten inches in diameters say, and then it came to
Speaker 1: a had a funnel point on it, so and it
Speaker 1: had like a diaphragm in it right like a bellows,
Speaker 1: like a bellows, and it would pull back real big
Speaker 1: and they're like boom. So you just shoot a puff
Speaker 1: of air out of it. Well, with the help of
Speaker 1: my bigger my older brother, we used to have a
Speaker 1: dartboard in our bedroom. So I was like, how cool
Speaker 1: would this be to shoot darts out of this? And
Speaker 1: we did.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's bold for not very long because as soon
Speaker 2: as my mom saw that the guns going at the
Speaker 2: tra here two kids with combined two eyes, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: had the dort stick it out of the other one's head.
Speaker 2: So your your gifts?
Speaker 41: What do we have?
Speaker 1: Let's get to Matt. What's going on there? What's going
Speaker 1: on over sales man?
Speaker 5: Well, I've been waiting for this call for a while,
Speaker 5: been dealing with this.
Speaker 42: Uh, this kept hanging over. It's been a long time
Speaker 42: story for the last twenty years of Christmas. But when
Speaker 42: the George Forman grills first came out, they had the
Speaker 42: indoor outdoor and kind of shopping out with my mom
Speaker 42: and helping pick things up and sitting there at Sears
Speaker 42: and sawid nice little grill and you know, it'd be
Speaker 42: great for my patio outside of my apartment.
Speaker 6: I like the grill out.
Speaker 42: You don't have a lot of people open, don't have
Speaker 42: a lot of people over. And so come Christmas Eve,
Speaker 42: sitting in my mom's house, nice big box, open it up,
Speaker 42: it's a turkey frar. No, she says, hey, you could
Speaker 42: use that turkey fry and we have people over. I said, yeah, mom,
Speaker 42: I said to George, forman grill, and I don't have.
Speaker 6: A lot of people over.
Speaker 29: I took the cook outside.
Speaker 17: That was great.
Speaker 7: So yeah, I'll see what I can do with this.
Speaker 42: So now every year Christmas there's a box.
Speaker 7: Open it up.
Speaker 42: Somebody says, I wonder if it's a turkey friar. Yeah,
Speaker 42: so great class. So so now now now I have
Speaker 42: a turkey friar.
Speaker 6: It's great.
Speaker 42: But yeah, it's just one of those things you're you're
Speaker 42: hoping for one thing and you open it up. It's
Speaker 42: you don't want to be mean, you don't want to
Speaker 42: be mad. You know, it's kind of grateful you got something,
Speaker 42: but it's like, Okay, all.
Speaker 2: The best intentions were there, but just was not the
Speaker 2: right thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well you just want to that's turkey fry is
Speaker 1: not all that great for entertaining just a couple of people,
Speaker 1: you know, George Browman grill you can toss a couple
Speaker 1: of burgers or something on there, Turkey Friari.
Speaker 2: Those came out like kind of like right, I feel
Speaker 2: like right as I was going to college, you know,
Speaker 2: or they released hot then and oh yeah, those are
Speaker 2: the I mean, I bet you're one out of every
Speaker 2: two people had one of those. Three people oh for sure,
Speaker 2: I mean one families had one of those. Everybody had those.
Speaker 1: It was the most pop thing in the world. Let's
Speaker 1: let's talk to Bob in North Carolina, right quick. Hey Bob,
Speaker 1: what do you have?
Speaker 6: Hi?
Speaker 2: Eddie a rocking nice to talk to you.
Speaker 12: Originally from Cincinnati, just moved down to North Carolina three
Speaker 12: years ago.
Speaker 41: But those things were called the Whamo Blasters.
Speaker 1: Yes, thank you, Bob.
Speaker 12: Yes it was because yeah nineteen sixty four, buddy, I
Speaker 12: had one and if you go on eBay, now, oh
Speaker 12: my goodness, I bet they're oh hecke three hundred bucks
Speaker 12: apiece now wow.
Speaker 17: Yeah, we paid what I don't know, nine ninety.
Speaker 1: Remember remember I got it for Christmas? So yeah, that
Speaker 1: was probably about the size of it. Probably about ten bucks.
Speaker 37: Yes, sir, but I just wanted to let you guys know,
Speaker 37: and always a privileged to talk to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 5: And thanks for take my call.
Speaker 1: Well, thanks for checking in, Bob. Appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Here's a nineteen seventy Wammo air blaster box target with
Speaker 2: pump turned thirty bucks.
Speaker 23: Damn.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean there's a few different versions of this, but
Speaker 2: I bet the old school one like you had was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I was.
Speaker 1: I wasn't very old. I was probably I could have
Speaker 1: been older in nine or ten tops, so it'd been
Speaker 1: mid sixties. Let's talk to Greg, Greg and Crittendon. What's
Speaker 1: going on, Buddy, hay youn fels.
Speaker 2: Yeah, good, trying to make this quick.
Speaker 43: I was the youngest of nine, had an older brother
Speaker 43: that was four years older than me.
Speaker 11: I was six, he was ten.
Speaker 17: I had two other.
Speaker 43: Twin brothers that were fourteen, and my mom always left
Speaker 43: us presence unwrapped under the tree to keep us occupied.
Speaker 43: So they got up, so we always had one present
Speaker 43: unwrapped and we are all, you know, pretty much always
Speaker 43: knew whose was what. Well, we come running down the
Speaker 43: steps and I don't know if you remember these or not.
Speaker 43: Eddie but I think they were called Tommy machine guns.
Speaker 5: They were little machine.
Speaker 11: Guns that sit on a tripod and they rattled off
Speaker 11: in the noise, and.
Speaker 43: They ruled they had a red light on the end
Speaker 43: of them. Well, the twin brothers thought that those were those.
Speaker 43: Of course we all wanted them, and they wouldn't let
Speaker 43: us touch them.
Speaker 11: They they kept on.
Speaker 43: Them till Mom and Dad got out of bed and
Speaker 43: and uh my mom comes down the steps.
Speaker 11: And she looks at me and sees on the what
Speaker 11: David and Dennis doing playing.
Speaker 29: With ur and Darryl's.
Speaker 11: Rifles the machine guns. And we just looked at each
Speaker 11: other and said, okay, guys, see yeah, yeah, they were
Speaker 11: pretty adamant about letting us try them out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks buddy. That's I had something I remember. I
Speaker 1: don't think. I don't remember it was that or not,
Speaker 1: but I had them some kind of machine gun thing.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it just like a like a toy gun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a toy gun.
Speaker 2: Oh, I saw I had when I was a kid.
Speaker 2: It was a toy guns, but it shot plastic bullets,
Speaker 2: you know, But it was a machine gun. Angle so
Speaker 2: that I know because my oldest son has one. I mean,
Speaker 2: they have the ones they have now it's they shoot
Speaker 2: these jel pellets. You get like it would be a
Speaker 2: little pack like the size of like a call it
Speaker 2: like a little bit bigger of a like a sugar packet,
Speaker 2: and you dump it in the things, you add water
Speaker 2: to it, and the next morning it's like a you know,
Speaker 2: like a tupperware sized bowl of like gel pellets that
Speaker 2: are about I don't know the size of a that's
Speaker 2: an eraser, right, you know, load them up in uh
Speaker 2: in your guns, a little jel blaster and they're sweet.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to uh Dave. Dave, what's going on, buddy?
Speaker 15: What do you have?
Speaker 41: Well that what you were just talking about was called FORBIS. Yes,
Speaker 41: he was talking about adding water to and all that.
Speaker 5: But what I was talking of, what my thing was.
Speaker 5: Do you remember the little.
Speaker 41: Were notifications in the back of magazines for like X
Speaker 41: ray glasses, hand buzzers, stink bomb was all that kind
Speaker 41: of stuff. I was so disappointed when my X ray glasses.
Speaker 5: It wasn't what they lived up to be.
Speaker 1: So you did get some of those, Dave, because I'm.
Speaker 41: Yeah, I mean those in the back of I think
Speaker 41: like boy Scout magazines or something like that, and there
Speaker 41: was always what you dreamed about order and if the
Speaker 41: square always in the back of a magazine, kind of
Speaker 41: last couple of pages, and it was like all kinds
Speaker 41: of different stuff like yeah, yeah, I didn't.
Speaker 2: Live up to the hype.
Speaker 1: Huh I got well they gas Yeah, well, Dave, and
Speaker 1: Dave knows what I'm talking because I used to always
Speaker 1: see mine in the back of comic books, because that
Speaker 1: was a big comic book.
Speaker 5: Comic books.
Speaker 41: I just remember being in the back on the lat.
Speaker 1: But if you remember Dave those ads and you'd see
Speaker 1: this guy wearing the X ray glasses and there'd be
Speaker 1: some girl walking down the street like covering herself with
Speaker 1: you know, she had her clothes on, but she'd be
Speaker 1: like and the guy's like, oh God.
Speaker 41: Then sulfur bombs were fun too. You could really clear
Speaker 41: out a dance club real quick with one of those.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and thanks Dave. And also sea monkeys. Don't forget
Speaker 1: sea monkeys.
Speaker 2: I remember those right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, basically it was I think I read that they
Speaker 1: were like dehydrated shrimp or something and you got them
Speaker 1: in water and they came back to life. I don't
Speaker 1: know what that works.
Speaker 7: Really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk to David or it's Larry and Milford.
Speaker 1: My bad Larry, what's going on?
Speaker 17: By good afternoon, man.
Speaker 44: I got a little different approach for you.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 44: The first Christmas I spent my wife and I spent
Speaker 44: together in our house. The very first Christmas when we
Speaker 44: were living together, I bought a Lady Bug bracelet that
Speaker 44: I was one thousand percent sure she was gonna love.
Speaker 29: And I held it back, so I waited for everything
Speaker 29: to be.
Speaker 11: Done, and I was like, well, we got one more.
Speaker 44: Uh, And I gave it to her, and I'm just
Speaker 44: sitting there waiting for the gatorade path And.
Speaker 29: When I had just got.
Speaker 17: She opens it up, looks at me and says, oh my.
Speaker 44: Gosh, honey, and this is nice. If I was seven, yeah,
Speaker 44: last time I saw a jewelry and my friends, that
Speaker 44: was it.
Speaker 26: That was it.
Speaker 2: That's great, that's well. And that reminds me the story
Speaker 2: I've told her before we were somewhere we weren't even
Speaker 2: married yet, me and me and my now wife and uh,
Speaker 2: Eddie's like adult onesies and my wife was like, oh man,
Speaker 2: those are cool or something, and then some I'm like,
Speaker 2: you know, mental note. So for Christmas, yeah, I got
Speaker 2: this thing and it was like Leopard or something. And
Speaker 2: she opens it up and I'm like, yeah, she's gonna
Speaker 2: think this is awesome running around the house and that,
Speaker 2: and she goes, I hate it, like it was dying,
Speaker 2: laughing like I'm never gonna wear that. Like really he said,
Speaker 2: you like this, He's like, not enough to like one
Speaker 2: one you to wear it.
Speaker 15: I liked it as that.
Speaker 21: I thought it was funny.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to Gary, Gary and Columbus, Indiana. What's up Gary?
Speaker 6: Hey, Hey Eddie Rocky uh ed me and you are.
Speaker 6: We're about the same age and I'm a retired FedEx courier.
Speaker 6: And when you do that kind of work, Christmas kind
Speaker 6: of takes on a different meaning. I mean, it's hard
Speaker 6: not to be a screwge, you know. Every year, like
Speaker 6: you come in after a really long day.
Speaker 30: The girls in the front office they would ask me us, well,
Speaker 30: what do you get in your wife, you know, for Christmas?
Speaker 14: And every year I'd add a couple of strange things.
Speaker 30: I'd usually say, well, I'm getting us some Channel five perfume,
Speaker 30: a cell phone holder, a Lily Nelson chia pet, and
Speaker 30: a clapper.
Speaker 7: Clap off the clapper, I think they believed me.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh man, that's great dry thanks buddy.
Speaker 2: The chia pet that was like that was a huge thingia.
Speaker 26: Oh man.
Speaker 1: I think I wanted one of those one as a kid,
Speaker 1: but for some reason I didn't get one. Or I
Speaker 1: might have gotten one and killed it or something.
Speaker 5: I forget.
Speaker 2: I never got one, but I remember this commercial was
Speaker 2: being like, yeah, man, that's pretty sweet.
Speaker 1: Let's talk to Chris and Finneytown right quick. Hey Chris,
Speaker 1: what's going on?
Speaker 19: Hey?
Speaker 39: Yeah, I was a devious little kid back around Christmas
Speaker 39: when I guess was back in the sixties when I
Speaker 39: was pretty little, and one Christmas, I really wanted slot cars.
Speaker 39: Remember those ones that are about the size of your hand,
Speaker 39: the real big ones. They the brushes on the bottom
Speaker 39: you could skid him around the turns and stuff with
Speaker 39: the big black track. Well, I told my parents, said
Speaker 39: I want slot car for Christmas, and I to try
Speaker 39: to sneak out. I wait till my parents would go
Speaker 39: to sleep, and I'd go out to the old Plymouth
Speaker 39: satellite out in the driveway and I'd get my mom's
Speaker 39: car keys and I'd open the trunk where she'd hide
Speaker 39: the presents, and she got me a train set, an
Speaker 39: ho train set, and I was like, So the next
Speaker 39: day I was just dropping these big hints.
Speaker 7: To my mom.
Speaker 39: I was like, you know, mom, I really really love
Speaker 39: slock cars. I don't like trains, I really love slock cars.
Speaker 39: And she returned the present before Christmas and I ended
Speaker 39: up getting slock cars. But yeah, I used to wait
Speaker 39: till my mom would fall asleep on the couch and
Speaker 39: I'd sneak in her person very carefully pull the keys
Speaker 39: out without jingling the keys, and then go out and
Speaker 39: open the trunk and see all the presents because she
Speaker 39: knew that I'd find them in the house, and so
Speaker 39: she kept them locked.
Speaker 5: In the car trunk.
Speaker 1: Oh well, that's uh. I remember that that trick quite well, Chris.
Speaker 1: And as a matter of fact, my parents had a
Speaker 1: Plymouth satellite as well. Very cool funny. I thought I
Speaker 1: ended up driving when was by. It was one of
Speaker 1: my I think I might have my first car in
Speaker 1: high school or something.
Speaker 2: Now what do those look like? I can't picture that.
Speaker 2: Just a big boat of a big boat of a car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it was a sixty six, something like that,
Speaker 1: sixty seven, But I we my old man Widges he
Speaker 1: was like he was one of those guys. He was
Speaker 1: old school. He got a new car. He got a
Speaker 1: new car every three years, whether he needed it or not.
Speaker 2: I remember that was your dad's thing. I'm never used
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Speaker 1: Enjoyed all right back with Eddie and Rocky just a
Speaker 1: little while longer. I got Hot Stove coming up tonight
Speaker 1: rock when we're out of right, yes, uh, but right
Speaker 1: now checking our crime blodder. Gavin Weisenberg of Allen, Texas
Speaker 1: and Tanner Tanner Tanner Thomas of Texas were indicted on
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago in US Districtcord for a
Speaker 1: bizarre plot to carry out a coup on Ganavi Island
Speaker 1: near Haiti. These guys weren't gonna you know, they're not
Speaker 1: doing ding dong ditch. They're gonna do a stage of coup.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: The It's been reported that the man hatched their plan
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty four. Both were learning Haitian creole and
Speaker 1: Weisenberg joined the North Texas Fire Academy to learn command
Speaker 1: and control protocols. However, he did flunk out. In February
Speaker 1: of this year. He Thomas, the other guy, joined the
Speaker 1: US Air Force was station in Maryland. Both men planned
Speaker 1: to recruit homeless people from Washington from DC to assist
Speaker 1: in their coup.
Speaker 2: I mean this is pretty well thought out to some degree.
Speaker 2: I mean you're going to join the fire department to
Speaker 2: learn all the all the procedures and.
Speaker 1: Stuff after sailing to Well, their plan was after sailing
Speaker 1: to and getting control of the island. Weisenberg and Thomas
Speaker 1: planned to kill all the men and make the women
Speaker 1: and children sex slaves.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, all right, So.
Speaker 1: How do you how these people were caught? I have
Speaker 1: no idea, but uh, they could face up to life
Speaker 1: in federal prison for their for their nefarious plot. But
Speaker 1: I want to know how you come up? Where do
Speaker 1: you what goes on in your little pea brain that
Speaker 1: you come up with a plot like that.
Speaker 21: I want to know.
Speaker 1: It has to be drugs, right, I mean that.
Speaker 2: Thing is somewhere that's a part of the situation, I
Speaker 2: would say.
Speaker 1: I mean it has to be. You have to be
Speaker 1: pretty damn high to think I have an idea.
Speaker 2: Take over a hole.
Speaker 1: We're going to take and kill everybody. Yeah, well except
Speaker 1: for the women and children. Yeah, well, all we got
Speaker 1: to do is kill all the men. So we have
Speaker 1: a we got to start.
Speaker 2: But there's a lot of rough ombres in Haiti and
Speaker 2: organized and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're going to end up, right, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Rock and other eminal activity police in Auckland, New Zealand,
Speaker 1: were holding where they were because this happened a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago. I think it has to have taken
Speaker 1: care of itself. By now, we're holding a man accustomedly,
Speaker 1: presumably waiting for.
Speaker 5: Him to.
Speaker 1: Give back the nineteen thousand dollars fabroge egg pendit that
Speaker 1: he had swallowed. Wow, the I don't know, I got nothing.
Speaker 1: So of course they did an X ray on him,
Speaker 1: and there's the egg shape pendit in his belly. So
Speaker 1: they have and they do, as as always with these things,
Speaker 1: have a how would you be? You have to be
Speaker 1: pretty far down the cop totem pole. It was like,
Speaker 1: guess what.
Speaker 2: The toilet?
Speaker 1: Anytime that guy goes to the bathroom, you're with him.
Speaker 1: Like I said, this happened a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 1: So I have to uh think that it's taking care
Speaker 1: of its help by now said. At that stage, the
Speaker 1: pendant had not been recovered. The aegis set with white
Speaker 1: diamonds and blue sapphires and has an eighteen carrot gold
Speaker 1: miniature octopus inside.
Speaker 2: Wow, I know those things are very ornate and intricate,
Speaker 2: you know, and small and very detailed. What was the
Speaker 2: whole genesis of those things? I got eggs, Yeah, a
Speaker 2: lot of royalty and gotta hurt. Got that's yeah, it's
Speaker 2: gotta hurt. In other news said, how about this uh headline?
Speaker 2: Former SEC star quarterback TJ. Finley looking for his seventh
Speaker 2: school in seven years.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I actually covered this kid. He was a quarterback from
Speaker 2: Georgia State. Last year he was at his then sixth
Speaker 2: school in six years. So former LSU, former Auburn, Then
Speaker 2: he was where was he at? He was at Texas State,
Speaker 2: and then he was at he was at Western Kentucky
Speaker 2: somewhere in there. He was at Tulane for a minute.
Speaker 2: That's six So yeah, he's looking for a seven school.
Speaker 2: What I mean?
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Finley played two seasons at Auburn, making six starts before
Speaker 2: entering yet again entering the Portal. This is after one
Speaker 2: year at LSU. This time he went up at Texas State,
Speaker 2: won the starting job, won eight and five, had a career,
Speaker 2: was going pretty good, but then prior to the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four season, transferred to Western Kentucky, played in just
Speaker 2: three games, entered the Portal again, went to Tulane, but
Speaker 2: then left Tulane before the start of the season because
Speaker 2: of allegations of stealing a vehicle.
Speaker 15: Not good.
Speaker 2: Wound up at Georgia State or last year he threw
Speaker 2: for twelve hundred yards, six touchdowns, seven interceptions, and seven
Speaker 2: appearances went one and six. Again. I covered him Georgia
Speaker 2: State versus Vandy, and I remember talking about it like
Speaker 2: here we go again. Well now Finley is appealing to
Speaker 2: the NCAA for a seventh season and is back in
Speaker 2: the portal. Quote, the last two years have been the
Speaker 2: most challenging in my life. Balancing new fatherhood, injuries, and
Speaker 2: the adversity off the field has tested me in ways
Speaker 2: football never could. Through it all, my love for the
Speaker 2: game never left. Football is who I am. I still
Speaker 2: love competing, leading and playing at the highest level. Blah
Speaker 2: blah blahlah blah. So I hope that the college coaches
Speaker 2: all banned together and say, you know what, this is
Speaker 2: a moment where we can kind of put a stop
Speaker 2: to some of the madness here, right and keep this
Speaker 2: from happening and not set a precedence, and say, you
Speaker 2: know what, that's it, because I got news for this kid,
Speaker 2: and I've seen him play and he has a lot
Speaker 2: of great attributes and if you walk in here, you'll
Speaker 2: be like, God, that's a good looking quarterback. But if
Speaker 2: it had happen by now, it ain't going to happen.
Speaker 2: You ain't playing in the NFL. It's not happening.
Speaker 1: I mean, is that I guess that's his ultimate goal, right, Well,
Speaker 1: that or been around but crap, like you said, if
Speaker 1: it ain't happening to anything happening.
Speaker 2: Well that's the goal. But also it's you know, now
Speaker 2: that players are getting paid, he's you know, maybe he's
Speaker 2: making even though he's not great, he's making one hundred
Speaker 2: grand or something. So if you can keep doing that
Speaker 2: for a sixth, the seventh, and eighth year, that's a
Speaker 2: way of making money even if you don't make it
Speaker 2: to the NFL. But I just feel like, and that's
Speaker 2: the case, he's going to make the NC double A,
Speaker 2: which is what all of them make. Which is, hey,
Speaker 2: you're you're depriving my by not allowing me or granting
Speaker 2: me this extra year of eligibility. You're not allowing me
Speaker 2: to you know, profit for my name, image and likeness.
Speaker 2: You're denying my ability to make a living. That's the
Speaker 2: that's the heart string that they play on to be
Speaker 2: able to get an extra year, an extra year, an
Speaker 2: extra year.
Speaker 1: Well also they and that gives him a legal option
Speaker 1: as well, right I mean, if it's remember what I've
Speaker 1: lack of a better term, restraint of trade, right, if
Speaker 1: you're stopping them from making money.
Speaker 2: No, that's exactly what I'm saying that that's exactly exactly
Speaker 2: what happens. But I hope hopefully stronger heads prevail and
Speaker 2: coaches get together and say, you know what we're gonna
Speaker 2: We're gonna stop this right now.
Speaker 6: We can't.
Speaker 2: I mean, seventh year, that's that's getting a little ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Well, it's it's stupid, and it really is as far
Speaker 1: as I'm concerned, and I think you feel the same way.
Speaker 1: It's really affecting the game, and I think in my
Speaker 1: perception of the game for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean you're denying opportunities for people that are,
Speaker 2: you know, in college. You can't be in college your
Speaker 2: whole life, and I know people try to that aren't athletes.
Speaker 2: Just just live the college. And it's great. If I
Speaker 2: could write a check and go back to a weekend
Speaker 2: of college, what is the number i'd pay it? But
Speaker 2: at some point you got to be an adult. You
Speaker 2: gotta grow up, you gotta get a real job. And
Speaker 2: I just feel like it's it's it's just making a
Speaker 2: mockery of a system that is well intentioned.
Speaker 1: Agreed, Yeah, uh, you're just you're playing the system and
Speaker 1: that's that's a shame. But it's like you said, it's
Speaker 1: well intentioned, but who didn't see this coming?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 1: With that, we check in with traffic and weather, what
Speaker 1: is going on.