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It is 66 right now. 0:01:09.920 --> 0:01:13.360 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray. 0:01:13.750 --> 0:01:20.330 All right, so Avengers Endgame Encore wins the weekend box office. 0:01:20.350 --> 0:01:22.270 So basically what had happened was. 0:01:22.290 --> 0:01:24.490 They just re-released the movie? It is number one? 0:01:24.530 --> 0:01:24.710 Yep. 0:01:25.340 --> 0:01:28.840 The Marvel re-release won the North American box office over 0:01:28.860 --> 0:01:31.660 the weekend. So it included a few extra minutes. It 0:01:31.680 --> 0:01:34.880 was like four extra minutes or something like that. And 0:01:34.900 --> 0:01:38.179 so what they're saying is that it pulled in $ 26 0:01:37.920 --> 0:01:41.320 million and took the number one spot. Resident Evil took 0:01:41.340 --> 0:01:44.900 the second spot with $ 23 million. And then Brad Pitt's 0:01:44.940 --> 0:01:49.200 Heart of Beast came in $ 20 million. Robert Pattinson's Primetime, 0:01:49.280 --> 0:01:51.410 which I was so surprised was fourth. 0:01:51.610 --> 0:01:52.030 It was fourth. 0:01:52.390 --> 0:01:55.510 I'm really excited to see that. But $ 19 million it 0:01:55.530 --> 0:01:55.950 brought in. 0:01:55.970 --> 0:01:57.870 They only re-released it so they can try to get 0:01:57.890 --> 0:01:59.010 back to number one. Oh, yeah. 0:01:59.070 --> 0:01:59.570 And they did. 0:01:59.590 --> 0:02:00.170 And they did. 0:02:00.230 --> 0:02:01.270 And they did. 0:02:01.910 --> 0:02:06.170 Speaking of primetime, Chris Hansen is finally able to share 0:02:06.250 --> 0:02:10.299 his reaction to Robert Pattinson's portrayal of himself. 0:02:10.820 --> 0:02:12.340 And it's not positive, of course. 0:02:12.360 --> 0:02:13.799 Because they didn't include him. 0:02:14.160 --> 0:02:15.840 He's kind of been bitter about it since the beginning. 0:02:15.860 --> 0:02:18.419 But also since that NDA situation where they wanted him 0:02:18.440 --> 0:02:19.100 to sign it. 0:02:20.150 --> 0:02:20.370 So. 0:02:21.350 --> 0:02:24.109 He has a podcast called Have a Seat with Chris Hansen. 0:02:24.550 --> 0:02:27.710 And he basically was saying that it's so bizarre, so 0:02:27.889 --> 0:02:31.250 in and out of reality. And he acknowledges that he 0:02:31.310 --> 0:02:35.180 was not objective, but said that the film is so 0:02:35.250 --> 0:02:38.780 detached from reality or anything that he's experienced then or 0:02:38.820 --> 0:02:40.440 now during the investigation. 0:02:40.520 --> 0:02:43.359 It was basic. They set up a creep. They tell 0:02:43.400 --> 0:02:45.459 him to come in, ask him to look, ask him 0:02:45.480 --> 0:02:48.720 if he wants some cookies. He steps in. He reads 0:02:48.800 --> 0:02:51.459 off what he said, pulls out the chat log and 0:02:51.780 --> 0:02:52.859 beat him up on the way out. 0:02:52.980 --> 0:02:55.500 I didn't see the primetime movie, but I guess it's 0:02:55.560 --> 0:02:58.690 not shining a great light on Chris Hansen. It's showing 0:02:58.730 --> 0:03:01.110 that he wasn't really like the best person to work 0:03:01.150 --> 0:03:04.310 with and that he was very like intense and very 0:03:04.370 --> 0:03:06.750 like out there. So it's showing that he wasn't really 0:03:06.790 --> 0:03:09.690 a good dude. And so that's what that's what somebody 0:03:09.720 --> 0:03:14.310 told me. I haven't seen it. So he also thinks 0:03:14.510 --> 0:03:17.609 that the director has a dark image of what he 0:03:17.710 --> 0:03:20.050 wanted him to look like in the picture or in 0:03:20.090 --> 0:03:20.530 the movie. 0:03:20.630 --> 0:03:23.459 So I don't know. Again, I haven't seen it. 0:03:23.570 --> 0:03:23.990 I don't know. 0:03:24.169 --> 0:03:26.190 But he just is not a fan of the whole movie. 0:03:26.430 --> 0:03:29.330 Something happened with Chris Hansen and the network because he 0:03:29.370 --> 0:03:31.210 went from superstar to they dropped him. 0:03:31.410 --> 0:03:33.250 I can see where that would be a problem because 0:03:33.270 --> 0:03:37.530 he probably became kind of ego-driven. Oh, for sure. Everybody 0:03:37.570 --> 0:03:39.320 watch that. There was a minute where he was like 0:03:39.340 --> 0:03:40.920 the biggest guy in pop culture. 0:03:41.100 --> 0:03:43.200 But also, I could see how you could have that 0:03:43.240 --> 0:03:46.560 God mentality because you're catching private artists. 0:03:46.660 --> 0:03:48.880 Oh, and he got real cool with it. I'm not 0:03:48.940 --> 0:03:49.460 holding you here. 0:03:49.520 --> 0:03:49.700 Go ahead. 0:03:51.680 --> 0:03:52.540 Yeah. 0:03:52.560 --> 0:03:52.720 Yeah. 0:03:53.080 --> 0:03:59.230 So basically what he's saying is that they didn't want 0:03:59.250 --> 0:04:00.830 to hear that Chris Hansen was a good guy. 0:04:00.870 --> 0:04:03.510 They didn't want to hear that this work was important 0:04:03.550 --> 0:04:03.930 to him. 0:04:04.130 --> 0:04:06.150 So that's what he is saying for the whole thing. 0:04:06.190 --> 0:04:07.850 Cause he went after that and he started, uh, he 0:04:07.880 --> 0:04:11.260 started trying to bust those, um, call centers in Nigeria. 0:04:11.300 --> 0:04:11.660 Yep. 0:04:12.110 --> 0:04:14.550 And I don't know. That didn't get the same legs as. No, 0:04:14.590 --> 0:04:15.310 it didn't have the same. 0:04:15.430 --> 0:04:15.650 No. 0:04:15.790 --> 0:04:17.690 I did see him do an interview talking about why 0:04:17.730 --> 0:04:19.750 it ended. And one of the reasons was because one 0:04:19.770 --> 0:04:23.680 of the guys committed suicide. And after he got busted, 0:04:23.690 --> 0:04:27.040 it destroyed his life. And obviously, the network had a 0:04:27.060 --> 0:04:29.940 problem with that. So he was talking about how that 0:04:30.040 --> 0:04:31.860 took a pretty big toll on everything. 0:04:31.940 --> 0:04:33.900 The crazy thing is one of the guys he busted, 0:04:34.380 --> 0:04:35.760 he said, you know who I am? He said, yeah, 0:04:36.040 --> 0:04:37.020 I watch the show all the time. 0:04:37.100 --> 0:04:37.660 Oh, yes. 0:04:38.550 --> 0:04:39.270 Hey, you're Chris Hansen. 0:04:39.470 --> 0:04:41.410 He said, I know who you are. I watched you 0:04:41.430 --> 0:04:44.560 last week. Well, I just got you. I'm like, I 0:04:44.600 --> 0:04:46.099 don't know. I mean, it got to be some type 0:04:46.130 --> 0:04:48.240 of sickness because if you watch a show and you 0:04:48.260 --> 0:04:50.540 see that the man's busting people and you fall for 0:04:50.560 --> 0:04:52.960 the same trick and it's that same person, there's something 0:04:52.980 --> 0:04:53.390 wrong with you. 0:04:53.460 --> 0:04:53.919 Seriously. 0:04:53.940 --> 0:04:56.180 There's seriously something wrong with you. All right, the team's 0:04:56.200 --> 0:04:57.860 back together to give you an update on what's been 0:04:57.900 --> 0:05:00.360 going on. We come back on Johnny's House right now. 0:05:00.420 --> 0:05:03.140 This weekend, I went to Charlotte, had to handle some 0:05:03.180 --> 0:05:05.060 business there. And it was the first time in my 0:05:05.100 --> 0:05:08.110 life that I spent the night in the house with 0:05:08.120 --> 0:05:09.290 just myself, with my family. 0:05:09.310 --> 0:05:10.130 It was kind of weird. 0:05:10.390 --> 0:05:12.430 And it's also the first time I've ever gone to 0:05:12.450 --> 0:05:14.150 Charlotte and come back and not gain any weight. 0:05:17.089 --> 0:05:20.190 Well, that good home cooking wasn't there for you, see? 0:05:20.589 --> 0:05:21.550 It was cool, though. 0:05:21.570 --> 0:05:23.630 You know, you got to get yourself mentally ready for 0:05:23.670 --> 0:05:24.970 what they say, the new now. 0:05:24.990 --> 0:05:25.510 But I went home. 0:05:26.360 --> 0:05:28.160 Got some things in order, got to make sure the 0:05:28.200 --> 0:05:31.440 alarm system's all set up and find out what I'm 0:05:31.640 --> 0:05:33.040 going to do. I think I'm going to leave it 0:05:33.100 --> 0:05:35.230 as it is for a while so my nieces and 0:05:35.250 --> 0:05:37.930 nephews can still feel the presence. But I think maybe 0:05:37.970 --> 0:05:41.150 like the middle of next year, I'll start moving stuff 0:05:41.230 --> 0:05:42.550 out and that kind of thing. But it was a 0:05:42.570 --> 0:05:44.669 good trip. I didn't take anybody with me. Alex was 0:05:44.690 --> 0:05:46.550 still here and my girl was still here and I 0:05:46.570 --> 0:05:48.120 went by myself. When I was supposed to go to 0:05:48.140 --> 0:05:51.820 a big event, My high school was celebrating their 75th 0:05:52.020 --> 0:05:55.600 year anniversary. So they wanted anybody to come back. And 0:05:55.620 --> 0:05:57.099 they had this big game. They had this big event. 0:05:57.380 --> 0:05:58.700 So I told my boy, all right, we'll go on 0:05:58.760 --> 0:06:00.960 Saturday night. And I'll talk about this later. But the 0:06:00.980 --> 0:06:02.800 event was on Friday night. So we missed it. 0:06:03.460 --> 0:06:05.720 Man, they were probably looking for the golden jet. Hold on. 0:06:06.140 --> 0:06:07.240 What was the celebration? 0:06:07.540 --> 0:06:08.800 The whole school is 75 years old. 0:06:08.820 --> 0:06:09.400 Oh, my gosh. 0:06:09.620 --> 0:06:12.500 I was like, your 75th high school reunion. 0:06:13.320 --> 0:06:15.230 That would make him like 95 years old. I know. 0:06:15.260 --> 0:06:17.130 I was like, it didn't register to me. I'm like, 0:06:17.150 --> 0:06:18.170 did he say that wrong? 0:06:18.190 --> 0:06:23.620 When you get her antibiotics, I said 75 years. The 0:06:23.630 --> 0:06:25.440 school's 75 year anniversary. 0:06:25.460 --> 0:06:29.720 It didn't register for a second. Did he say it wrong? 0:06:29.740 --> 0:06:31.180 You look good for 95. Spray, you're the only one 0:06:31.200 --> 0:06:32.400 who heard it this way. 0:06:33.230 --> 0:06:34.330 That's why I was like, hold on, wait. 0:06:36.050 --> 0:06:38.050 He said the school's 75th anniversary. 0:06:38.250 --> 0:06:38.849 My apologies. 0:06:39.230 --> 0:06:42.110 Yeah, right. It's my 75th high school anniversary. 0:06:42.130 --> 0:06:43.190 You look incredible. 0:06:44.970 --> 0:06:48.040 I guess black don't crack. Don't even stretch. 0:06:48.150 --> 0:06:48.479 Nothing. 0:06:48.510 --> 0:06:50.000 Nothing. Nothing at all. 0:06:50.320 --> 0:06:51.279 I'll just turn my mic off. 0:06:51.960 --> 0:06:54.180 How old is, how old is, you went to what? 0:06:54.540 --> 0:06:55.299 Lake Mary High School. 0:06:55.339 --> 0:06:56.360 How old is the whole school? 0:06:56.440 --> 0:06:58.240 Oh God, I don't even know. I'd have to look 0:06:58.279 --> 0:06:58.520 it up. 0:06:58.700 --> 0:06:59.719 Nine. 0:07:00.190 --> 0:07:03.170 Yeah, it was, it's, it's much younger than, because it 0:07:03.210 --> 0:07:04.330 wasn't around when I started. 0:07:04.529 --> 0:07:06.370 So if they were just having. 0:07:06.290 --> 0:07:09.130 Just an anniversary, like everybody. 0:07:08.529 --> 0:07:11.070 To come back and you're right, Ron, the golden jet 0:07:11.110 --> 0:07:13.300 was coming back. I had on my, I was going 0:07:13.320 --> 0:07:16.280 to bring my, my all Hall of Fame ring. Oh, nice. 0:07:16.600 --> 0:07:17.460 Break it all down. 0:07:19.020 --> 0:07:21.480 We'll talk about that later, as Ray thinks I graduated 0:07:21.480 --> 0:07:22.320 75 years ago. 0:07:22.360 --> 0:07:24.580 Yeah, I was a little confused. 0:07:25.580 --> 0:07:29.500 My high school was 1902. Was it really? Are you serious? 0:07:29.580 --> 0:07:30.480 I didn't know that. 0:07:30.600 --> 0:07:30.990 Really? 0:07:31.000 --> 0:07:32.700 Yeah, it used to be the middle school. Sanford High 0:07:32.750 --> 0:07:33.810 School is what they called it, I think. I'm going 0:07:33.820 --> 0:07:35.150 to do some math here and see how old. 0:07:35.190 --> 0:07:36.020 If I graduated 18. 0:07:36.010 --> 0:07:36.830 Oh, my gosh. 0:07:36.850 --> 0:07:37.690 Get over it. 0:07:38.970 --> 0:07:39.810 I would be 93. 0:07:39.790 --> 0:07:39.860 Wow. 0:07:40.290 --> 0:07:42.010 Mine was 1981. Oh, okay. 0:07:42.870 --> 0:07:43.090 Yeah. 0:07:43.150 --> 0:07:43.250 Yeah. 0:07:46.370 --> 0:07:47.770 All right, so Rae, what'd you do this weekend? 0:07:48.930 --> 0:07:50.610 I went to Omni. 0:07:50.790 --> 0:07:51.630 Omni Orlando. 0:07:51.650 --> 0:07:53.590 That hotel is stunning. 0:07:53.630 --> 0:07:54.070 Where is that? 0:07:54.100 --> 0:07:54.300 It's nice. 0:07:54.500 --> 0:07:55.679 It's just open, right? Holy mackerel. 0:07:55.720 --> 0:07:56.940 It's a celebration area. 0:07:56.960 --> 0:07:57.800 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:07:57.980 --> 0:07:59.380 It is so beautiful. 0:07:59.400 --> 0:08:00.360 I've heard of it. It's open now? 0:08:00.420 --> 0:08:00.800 Yes. 0:08:00.880 --> 0:08:01.600 It's brand new, right? 0:08:01.720 --> 0:08:03.140 I don't know, honestly. 0:08:03.160 --> 0:08:03.880 Yeah, but it is. 0:08:04.320 --> 0:08:05.100 It's 75 years. 0:08:05.120 --> 0:08:09.510 No, I'm just kidding. 0:08:09.550 --> 0:08:10.350 Built in 1902. 0:08:10.350 --> 0:08:11.010 It was so pretty. 0:08:11.030 --> 0:08:14.130 They have like a wave pool. They have slides. So 0:08:14.150 --> 0:08:15.950 the kids had so much fun. But Mel from our 0:08:15.990 --> 0:08:17.590 sister station, she had her golf tournament. 0:08:17.670 --> 0:08:18.490 And Tim golfed. 0:08:18.530 --> 0:08:21.000 And I just hung out with the kids the whole weekend. 0:08:21.220 --> 0:08:22.340 And yeah, it was beautiful. 0:08:22.380 --> 0:08:22.820 We spent the. 0:08:22.780 --> 0:08:23.740 Whole weekend there. 0:08:24.340 --> 0:08:26.900 And then on Sunday, Sienna had some softball games. So 0:08:27.120 --> 0:08:30.580 I went and supported and watched her. which they lost, 0:08:30.620 --> 0:08:31.530 but she had fun. 0:08:31.670 --> 0:08:33.189 So the weather here was really, really nice. 0:08:33.270 --> 0:08:34.729 It was beautiful at night. 0:08:34.790 --> 0:08:37.310 It was like, Ooh, you felt like you could smell 0:08:37.330 --> 0:08:39.130 like a little cold front coming through. 0:08:39.170 --> 0:08:40.180 Yeah, but it was nice. 0:08:40.200 --> 0:08:43.290 I had to carry a jacket. Now, I fly Frontier, 0:08:43.309 --> 0:08:44.130 so they count everything. 0:08:44.150 --> 0:08:45.990 Yeah, yeah. You have to pay for a jacket. No, 0:08:46.010 --> 0:08:47.810 I had to put it on. I was sweating like crazy. 0:08:49.790 --> 0:08:50.170 Oh, yeah. 0:08:50.210 --> 0:08:51.750 You ain't going to get me for $ 45 to carry 0:08:51.770 --> 0:08:52.310 this jacket. 0:08:52.610 --> 0:08:53.110 Uh-uh. 0:08:53.670 --> 0:08:56.650 All right, B. It was cool. Well, I mean, obviously, 0:08:56.670 --> 0:08:58.410 the last 11 days have been crazy. I was all 0:08:58.470 --> 0:09:00.490 over Europe, which was a lot of fun. It sounds 0:09:00.510 --> 0:09:02.590 cool to even say. It does sound very fancy to say. 0:09:02.610 --> 0:09:05.580 I was traveling Europe, so whatever. Uh, but we flew 0:09:05.620 --> 0:09:08.559 back Saturday. Okay. So, Oh gosh, it's nine and a 0:09:08.559 --> 0:09:10.080 half hours back because they had to sleep. 0:09:10.600 --> 0:09:10.820 Yeah. 0:09:11.020 --> 0:09:12.800 On and off. They had to avoid some weather that 0:09:12.840 --> 0:09:15.339 was coming out of Canada or something. We had to 0:09:15.380 --> 0:09:17.359 go a different direction. The pilot told us all about it. 0:09:17.400 --> 0:09:20.480 So I flew Norse air, which I have never flown before. 0:09:20.500 --> 0:09:22.000 And I had to tell people what it does. Cause 0:09:22.020 --> 0:09:24.099 they're like, what is that? Cause I found it online 0:09:24.500 --> 0:09:27.000 when I first booked these tickets. It's legit, man. You 0:09:27.020 --> 0:09:30.160 get like, they're like premium, like premium business class for 0:09:30.230 --> 0:09:32.250 a good price. And the seats almost lay back all 0:09:32.270 --> 0:09:32.550 the way. 0:09:32.610 --> 0:09:33.530 You're feeling kicked out. 0:09:33.550 --> 0:09:33.870 You eat. 0:09:34.300 --> 0:09:36.660 You got movies and stuff? Yep, movies on the plane 0:09:36.679 --> 0:09:38.440 and all that stuff. So, yeah, I fell asleep on 0:09:38.460 --> 0:09:40.339 and off on the flight back. But the flight back, 0:09:41.760 --> 0:09:44.569 it's weird because it's very long, but you're gaining your 0:09:44.610 --> 0:09:45.189 time back. 0:09:45.210 --> 0:09:45.310 Yeah. 0:09:45.510 --> 0:09:47.469 Because we got up early. We had to leave at 0:09:47.470 --> 0:09:50.209 9 a.m. out of the hotel. Okay. But because of 0:09:50.250 --> 0:09:51.209 the time change... Was it nonstop? 0:09:51.450 --> 0:09:51.670 Yeah. 0:09:51.690 --> 0:09:51.929 Oh, really? 0:09:51.950 --> 0:09:52.910 It's a direct flight, yeah. 0:09:53.030 --> 0:09:53.309 Oh, wow. 0:09:53.350 --> 0:09:53.929 That's nice. 0:09:54.170 --> 0:09:56.819 We got on the plane at 2, and on the clock, 0:09:56.890 --> 0:10:01.100 we got off the plane at 7. Because... you're gaining 0:10:01.140 --> 0:10:03.340 time back. So it was so weird. So I got 0:10:03.380 --> 0:10:04.950 home and I watched some football and I was falling 0:10:04.970 --> 0:10:07.280 asleep on and off. I'm still getting my sleep back right. Yeah, 0:10:07.380 --> 0:10:09.170 for sure. Jet lag. 0:10:09.330 --> 0:10:09.570 Yeah. 0:10:09.650 --> 0:10:11.770 And the time difference for 11 days, we were on 0:10:11.790 --> 0:10:14.070 a five or six hours, depending on what country we're in, 0:10:14.110 --> 0:10:16.690 time difference. So like when it's, you know, midnight there, 0:10:16.730 --> 0:10:17.630 it's only 6 p.m. 0:10:17.670 --> 0:10:17.910 Here. 0:10:18.030 --> 0:10:20.130 And so I'm still getting that back and I'm getting 0:10:20.170 --> 0:10:21.990 all my laundry done because I have to get ready 0:10:22.050 --> 0:10:25.530 to turn around and leave with the crews in three days. Oh, yeah. Yeah. 0:10:25.550 --> 0:10:25.689 Yeah. 0:10:25.730 --> 0:10:27.670 So that's how I yesterday we were supposed to go 0:10:27.690 --> 0:10:29.810 to Garth Brooks. We had tickets and we we had 0:10:29.850 --> 0:10:33.010 actually ended up giving them to Leslie down over at Magic. 0:10:33.080 --> 0:10:35.740 We couldn't we couldn't do it. It's just too much. 0:10:35.760 --> 0:10:37.260 It was the same way when I when I was 0:10:37.320 --> 0:10:39.540 going to Mexico and the flight was delayed and I 0:10:39.540 --> 0:10:40.540 was supposed to go to that concert. 0:10:40.580 --> 0:10:40.860 Yeah. 0:10:41.260 --> 0:10:43.179 You won't enjoy it. No, it's just too much. Yeah, 0:10:43.300 --> 0:10:45.520 you won't enjoy it. Yeah, we didn't sit down for 0:10:45.540 --> 0:10:47.929 the first time at home until 9 o'clock on Saturday night. 0:10:48.390 --> 0:10:49.830 It sounds good when you set it up. We're going 0:10:49.850 --> 0:10:51.189 to go to Europe. They will come back. All we 0:10:51.210 --> 0:10:52.150 got to do is put the bags down. 0:10:52.190 --> 0:10:52.590 Yeah, right. 0:10:52.910 --> 0:10:54.100 That's going to be awesome. 0:10:54.200 --> 0:10:57.080 It's going to be great. I actually, the people that 0:10:57.100 --> 0:10:59.160 got me the tickets, I told them like three days ago, hey, 0:10:59.179 --> 0:10:59.979 you know, this ain't going to happen. 0:11:00.000 --> 0:11:00.160 Yeah. 0:11:00.640 --> 0:11:02.140 Yeah. If it's cool, I'm going to give them to 0:11:02.160 --> 0:11:02.980 somebody else. Yeah. 0:11:03.200 --> 0:11:03.420 Yeah. 0:11:03.660 --> 0:11:05.610 I do the same thing, man. We come back. 0:11:05.640 --> 0:11:07.460 Want to find out what's the longest you had checked out. 0:11:07.470 --> 0:11:09.230 This is the longest you've ever been away from work 0:11:09.370 --> 0:11:10.070 and also home. 0:11:10.210 --> 0:11:10.430 Yeah. 0:11:10.590 --> 0:11:10.750 Ever. 0:11:10.790 --> 0:11:13.390 I've never been like checked out or, you know, out 0:11:13.410 --> 0:11:15.430 of this orbit for that long. It was wild. All right. 0:11:15.510 --> 0:11:16.689 We're going to find out. We come back. 0:11:16.929 --> 0:11:18.610 How long are the longest you've been out of your 0:11:18.770 --> 0:11:21.270 own rotation? We'll talk about that next on Johnny's house. 0:11:21.290 --> 0:11:23.490 From Mount Dora to work next. 0:11:24.010 --> 0:11:24.150 No. 0:11:26.160 --> 0:11:30.220 Orlando's number one hit music station, XL 106.7. It's Johnny's house, 0:11:30.220 --> 0:11:32.960 66 now getting up to 87 and mostly sunny. When 0:11:32.980 --> 0:11:35.640 someone leaves the show, it's like if you stub your 0:11:35.660 --> 0:11:37.340 big toe, your body learns to adjust. 0:11:37.440 --> 0:11:37.700 Yeah. 0:11:37.840 --> 0:11:39.580 And then when the toe gets better, you still walk 0:11:39.880 --> 0:11:40.440 a certain way. 0:11:40.520 --> 0:11:41.480 Yeah. 0:11:41.679 --> 0:11:43.969 Brian's been gone, so I'm used to getting signals from Ray. 0:11:44.350 --> 0:11:45.850 And so I'm waiting for this signal. Ray's like, hey, 0:11:45.870 --> 0:11:46.410 don't talk to me. 0:11:46.420 --> 0:11:48.390 Yeah, I said my time here is done. 0:11:48.550 --> 0:11:49.550 That's Brian. 0:11:49.570 --> 0:11:50.130 Brian's back. 0:11:51.660 --> 0:11:54.640 And you were gone for how long? 11 days. 11 days. 0:11:54.940 --> 0:11:57.400 How long did it take you to get relaxed? About 0:11:57.440 --> 0:11:58.640 two seconds. Really? 0:11:58.660 --> 0:12:01.380 I mean, it's an eight hour flight over there. Yeah. 0:12:01.460 --> 0:12:03.179 And so I was off the day we left. We 0:12:03.200 --> 0:12:05.179 didn't fly out till eight at night. Okay. So I 0:12:05.179 --> 0:12:06.820 had all my stuff together. We got to the airport 0:12:06.880 --> 0:12:09.350 way early. Yeah. We just had like some drinks there. 0:12:09.380 --> 0:12:12.120 And then once I was on the plane. First of all, 0:12:12.140 --> 0:12:13.980 they had no Wi-Fi, which was perfect because I didn't 0:12:14.100 --> 0:12:17.180 want to be connected to anything. I brought my laptop 0:12:17.340 --> 0:12:19.260 just in case I needed it, not necessarily for work, 0:12:19.340 --> 0:12:21.320 but for life. And I didn't open it once. 0:12:21.679 --> 0:12:21.840 Oh, wow. 0:12:21.880 --> 0:12:23.890 So, yeah, I mean, it literally took me two seconds. 0:12:24.210 --> 0:12:24.990 It usually takes me. 0:12:24.950 --> 0:12:29.890 About two days to just really decompress with everything. You know, 0:12:29.910 --> 0:12:32.900 and then after that, I'm just like. Radio what? Radio who? 0:12:33.260 --> 0:12:35.179 That kind of thing. Now, did you ever stress about 0:12:35.360 --> 0:12:36.940 being away from work and home for that long? 0:12:37.100 --> 0:12:39.730 Yeah. I mean, well, so the good thing was I 0:12:39.929 --> 0:12:41.910 planned this trip so long ago that in my mind 0:12:41.950 --> 0:12:43.959 I already know. that had it all figured out and 0:12:43.980 --> 0:12:46.079 i did everything i could possibly do to get everything 0:12:46.140 --> 0:12:48.199 ready for me to leave whether it be make sure 0:12:48.240 --> 0:12:51.760 that ray knew like little stuff yeah so i did 0:12:51.860 --> 0:12:54.060 everything i could hear like graphics all that stuff that 0:12:54.260 --> 0:12:56.349 yeah so i could leave it and not stress yeah 0:12:56.410 --> 0:12:58.950 and then at home my son stayed home to watch 0:12:59.010 --> 0:13:01.689 everything so yeah i mean he doesn't always make the 0:13:01.730 --> 0:13:04.110 best choices but he's getting better so i figure that's 0:13:04.170 --> 0:13:06.840 fine um the only stressful thing is you are so 0:13:06.880 --> 0:13:09.220 far away if something were to happen and i needed 0:13:09.240 --> 0:13:10.920 to get back It ain't going to be like a 0:13:10.950 --> 0:13:12.630 few hours. It's going to be a day or two. 0:13:12.790 --> 0:13:15.040 There was one little situation. We need to find something. 0:13:15.630 --> 0:13:16.929 And I said, no, we're not going to call Brian. 0:13:16.950 --> 0:13:19.890 So Ray went down the pipeline, thinks he got somebody fired. 0:13:21.179 --> 0:13:23.460 Yeah, going down the pipeline doesn't turn. 0:13:23.540 --> 0:13:24.400 Out as great. 0:13:24.540 --> 0:13:25.280 Yeah, no. 0:13:25.540 --> 0:13:25.860 Wow. 0:13:25.880 --> 0:13:27.240 And you don't get answers fast. 0:13:28.140 --> 0:13:30.120 And then everybody's kind of like, not my fault, not 0:13:30.140 --> 0:13:30.520 my fault. 0:13:30.580 --> 0:13:32.900 And Ray's like, I need this. I need this now. 0:13:32.920 --> 0:13:34.730 He said, that's cool. I don't care whose fault it is. 0:13:34.770 --> 0:13:35.370 Find me the answer. 0:13:35.390 --> 0:13:35.830 I need this. 0:13:36.010 --> 0:13:37.930 And I'm sitting there going, oh, my. It's why I 0:13:37.950 --> 0:13:39.890 started to just figure things out myself. Because if I'm 0:13:39.929 --> 0:13:42.330 trying to do it the right way, it doesn't really 0:13:42.370 --> 0:13:42.729 work anymore. 0:13:42.790 --> 0:13:43.310 Oh, my gosh. 0:13:43.350 --> 0:13:43.490 Yeah. 0:13:43.510 --> 0:13:44.910 Yeah, but it was cool because I got to go 0:13:44.980 --> 0:13:47.300 see some of the places we watch on the live 0:13:47.320 --> 0:13:50.179 cams here. Like I took pictures of myself in front 0:13:50.220 --> 0:13:53.230 of the Temple Bar over in Ireland and the Euro 0:13:53.270 --> 0:13:55.990 Pub in Amsterdam. Now, was that the bar? Was that 0:13:56.010 --> 0:13:57.609 the same bar we went into? Pretty certain. That's the 0:13:57.630 --> 0:13:59.440 same bar where the... Yeah. 0:13:59.600 --> 0:13:59.840 Okay. 0:14:00.179 --> 0:14:02.540 Okay. Yeah, it was cool. But it was fun. I 0:14:02.580 --> 0:14:04.059 had a great time. But it's the longest I've ever 0:14:04.080 --> 0:14:07.500 been away. Like, from life. Even when I'm on a cruise, 0:14:07.540 --> 0:14:09.520 I'm still connected. You know, if my son needs me, 0:14:09.540 --> 0:14:11.319 he calls me. I was just away. 0:14:11.750 --> 0:14:12.280 Good. 0:14:12.380 --> 0:14:12.950 It was nice. 0:14:13.110 --> 0:14:16.350 The longest I've ever been, I think, away from work, 0:14:16.370 --> 0:14:19.210 but I was still connected, was COVID. And that was mandatory, 0:14:19.210 --> 0:14:20.350 14 days. 0:14:20.390 --> 0:14:20.690 Yeah. 0:14:20.790 --> 0:14:24.290 But that was no party. For me, probably. 0:14:25.910 --> 0:14:26.210 Six. 0:14:26.570 --> 0:14:26.830 Yeah. 0:14:27.250 --> 0:14:30.150 Six days. Cause I'll leave. Cause I don't do seven days. 0:14:30.230 --> 0:14:31.890 I used to do seven and then come back on 0:14:31.930 --> 0:14:33.030 a Sunday and go to work on Monday. I don't 0:14:33.070 --> 0:14:34.630 do that anymore. I come back Saturday, get a day. 0:14:34.670 --> 0:14:38.140 And then, so for me, six, six days. But after 0:14:38.200 --> 0:14:42.260 day four, I'm like, I can get used to this life. Oh, dude, 0:14:42.320 --> 0:14:44.000 I told you we are done set up our retirement 0:14:44.020 --> 0:14:47.830 plan again, like in, in Belgium. Like, I mean, we 0:14:47.870 --> 0:14:49.470 don't talk about it much on the air, but right now, like, 0:14:49.490 --> 0:14:51.470 my contract's up. My wife's like, you know, if they 0:14:51.510 --> 0:14:53.950 don't sign you, we can move to Belgium, like, in. 0:14:53.890 --> 0:14:54.390 A few weeks. 0:14:54.430 --> 0:14:56.470 A lot of people, if you, listen, if you can 0:14:56.490 --> 0:14:59.290 get a remote job, that's what people are doing. They're 0:14:59.310 --> 0:15:02.890 getting American money and living in places like that where 0:15:02.910 --> 0:15:04.890 the American dollar goes a whole lot farther. 0:15:04.910 --> 0:15:06.830 A lot of people. I work at a bread stand again. 0:15:06.850 --> 0:15:10.210 I don't care. That place is amazing. Ray, what's the 0:15:10.230 --> 0:15:11.369 longest you ever been? 0:15:11.470 --> 0:15:12.090 Same with you. 0:15:12.110 --> 0:15:13.930 Like, COVID, it was like 12 days, obviously. 0:15:13.950 --> 0:15:17.510 But that was not a... That was horrible. Um, yeah. 0:15:17.530 --> 0:15:20.850 So, but I would say my honeymoon was the furthest one. 0:15:20.890 --> 0:15:24.430 We went to Europe and then the longest honeymoon was 0:15:24.470 --> 0:15:26.630 that it was like 10 days, 10 days. 0:15:26.690 --> 0:15:26.950 Yeah. 0:15:27.310 --> 0:15:29.670 And then like my problem is that like I, I 0:15:29.720 --> 0:15:32.359 can disconnect from this place and social media. That is 0:15:32.400 --> 0:15:34.640 my problem. Cause I'm like, I feel like I have 0:15:34.660 --> 0:15:37.280 to be posting something cause I'm away. And then I'm like, okay, 0:15:37.300 --> 0:15:39.020 well I don't want to take away from the moment. 0:15:39.040 --> 0:15:41.420 So then I don't post anything. And then I'm overloaded 0:15:41.460 --> 0:15:43.300 with all this content that I have saved. 0:15:43.380 --> 0:15:46.300 And, Oh, my mind ain't even wired close to that. 0:15:46.960 --> 0:15:50.080 I posted a few times, but I didn't check anything. So, like, 0:15:50.380 --> 0:15:52.180 I posted and then put it down. Like, I didn't 0:15:52.230 --> 0:15:54.710 scroll through my timeline or any of that stuff. Yeah, 0:15:54.730 --> 0:15:56.990 so I don't know what is going on in the world. 0:15:57.010 --> 0:15:58.410 I got back and I saw the gas prices and 0:15:58.450 --> 0:15:59.110 I said, what the hell? 0:15:59.330 --> 0:15:59.650 Yeah. 0:15:59.670 --> 0:16:02.390 Because they were crazy when I left, but they're crazy now. 0:16:02.550 --> 0:16:02.850 Oh, yeah. 0:16:02.870 --> 0:16:05.610 But I think that's the best way. If you don't scroll, 0:16:05.670 --> 0:16:07.960 if you don't stay connected from work, like, you know, 0:16:08.000 --> 0:16:09.090 that's the best way to do it. 0:16:09.160 --> 0:16:12.680 See, I normally just do it. When I get back, 0:16:12.880 --> 0:16:14.920 because when I used to live in a house that 0:16:14.940 --> 0:16:17.859 wasn't in a gated community, anybody could just walk up 0:16:17.880 --> 0:16:20.850 to my house. So I wouldn't say I'm gone. Yeah, 0:16:20.970 --> 0:16:23.130 I would just when I get back, I went, you know, 0:16:23.150 --> 0:16:27.350 and then just just upload a bunch of photos afterwards. Yeah, afterwards, 0:16:27.370 --> 0:16:29.890 because during that time, I'm all paranoid going. Oh, man, 0:16:29.930 --> 0:16:31.390 I know I got a security system and everything. It's 0:16:31.410 --> 0:16:32.050 a nice neighborhood. 0:16:32.650 --> 0:16:33.330 Yeah, yeah. 0:16:33.490 --> 0:16:36.250 That radio guy ain't in town. Look, it does change 0:16:36.270 --> 0:16:37.740 your perspective on life in general. 0:16:37.750 --> 0:16:39.880 Oh, for sure. When you take yourself out of the 0:16:39.980 --> 0:16:42.040 orbit and just live in a different one for a while. Like, 0:16:42.080 --> 0:16:46.180 it's different to see everything from a different angle. It's nice. 0:16:46.340 --> 0:16:49.820 It's just crazy to see that, like, Americans, we work. 0:16:50.440 --> 0:16:51.080 And then live. 0:16:51.160 --> 0:16:53.320 That's what I was telling Brian. I said, we're on 0:16:53.820 --> 0:16:54.980 the treadmill. We just run. 0:16:55.080 --> 0:16:57.740 It's unfortunate that our country is like that. We're just 0:16:57.800 --> 0:16:58.740 constantly working. 0:16:58.760 --> 0:17:00.780 That's what we do. We work and then do a 0:17:00.800 --> 0:17:03.280 few things for fun. And people who have a lot 0:17:03.440 --> 0:17:06.719 less are enjoying life a lot more than we are. 0:17:06.880 --> 0:17:09.230 And you're like, how the hell did that happen? I 0:17:09.609 --> 0:17:11.530 got some money, but I'm stressed out and I work 0:17:11.570 --> 0:17:13.629 all the time. I don't have a lot of it, 0:17:13.890 --> 0:17:16.590 but I'm going to have a siesta for three hours 0:17:16.609 --> 0:17:19.350 with some friends. Just talking about clothes for lunch. Clothes 0:17:19.390 --> 0:17:20.030 for lunch. 0:17:20.130 --> 0:17:23.600 And you're like, who's winning? Who's winning here? 0:17:23.980 --> 0:17:25.720 I want to find out what's the longest you've ever 0:17:25.760 --> 0:17:29.459 been disconnected from your normal flow. Going to hook somebody up. 0:17:29.520 --> 0:17:33.270 It's the 28th annual Downtown Orlando Massive Street Festival. Fiesta 0:17:33.290 --> 0:17:34.930 Cali Orange is happening in October. 0:17:35.010 --> 0:17:36.929 Four blocks. We've got four tickets for you. 0:17:36.950 --> 0:17:37.020 407-919-1067. 0:17:37.030 --> 0:17:37.090 877-919-1067. 0:17:42.520 --> 0:17:42.960 You can text. 0:17:43.040 --> 0:17:46.320 Our Excel mobile is 41067. Livestream, social media, up. We 0:17:46.359 --> 0:17:48.260 want to hear from you. What is the longest you've 0:17:48.400 --> 0:17:52.080 ever been disconnected from your normal, everyday life? We are 0:17:52.100 --> 0:17:54.090 at home. You didn't have phones. You didn't have internet. 0:17:54.140 --> 0:17:56.950 You were totally disconnected. What is the longest you've ever 0:17:56.990 --> 0:17:57.240 done it? 0:17:57.250 --> 0:17:57.830 407-919-1067. 877-919-1067. 0:17:57.869 --> 0:18:03.730 Fiesta Cali Orange is coming back. I went last year. 0:18:03.890 --> 0:18:05.150 It was a lot of fun. 0:18:05.190 --> 0:18:05.580 Good food. 0:18:05.950 --> 0:18:07.260 I got a four-pack of tickets for you, but you 0:18:07.280 --> 0:18:08.480 better call us first, and let's talk about it on 0:18:08.500 --> 0:18:08.980 Johnny's House. 0:18:11.640 --> 0:18:13.600 It's Johnny's house. 0:18:13.660 --> 0:18:16.399 Let's see. It's really nice. I was in the hall. 0:18:16.420 --> 0:18:18.280 People were talking about how nice their weekend was. Well, 0:18:18.300 --> 0:18:19.880 it's going to be nice today. It'll get back in 0:18:19.960 --> 0:18:21.469 the 90s later on this week, but today it's going 0:18:21.490 --> 0:18:23.810 to be sunny with a high of 87, and we're 0:18:23.850 --> 0:18:25.850 at 66 right now. Trying to find out what's the 0:18:25.890 --> 0:18:30.570 longest you've checked out. Family, house, work, friends, everything. You've 0:18:30.630 --> 0:18:32.770 checked out and got away. We're going to hook some 0:18:32.790 --> 0:18:35.740 people up with four tickets to check out the Fiesta 0:18:35.760 --> 0:18:38.949 Cali Orange happening in October 20th. I went last year. 0:18:38.970 --> 0:18:40.230 I'm going to go just for the food. 0:18:40.680 --> 0:18:40.840 Right. 0:18:40.960 --> 0:18:42.180 I'm gonna go get some food and go back home. 0:18:42.900 --> 0:18:45.480 Let's see. Lake Mary. Erica. Hey, Erica. Good morning. 0:18:46.359 --> 0:18:46.840 Good morning. 0:18:47.240 --> 0:18:48.659 All right. Long as you've checked out. 0:18:50.580 --> 0:18:53.280 Total of 10 days vacation and five days at home. 0:18:53.880 --> 0:18:54.530 All at the same time. 0:18:54.940 --> 0:18:56.610 Oh, so you when you was at home, you ain't 0:18:56.650 --> 0:18:58.230 talking about it. You just lock yourself in. 0:18:59.109 --> 0:18:59.290 Yeah. 0:19:00.710 --> 0:19:01.090 Smart. 0:19:01.130 --> 0:19:02.390 It's probably very healthy for you. 0:19:02.530 --> 0:19:03.850 Did they not know you were home? 0:19:06.430 --> 0:19:06.709 I don't know. 0:19:06.730 --> 0:19:08.360 I don't really post on social media. I don't really 0:19:08.380 --> 0:19:12.119 like anyone knowing my whereabouts or anything like that. But 0:19:12.140 --> 0:19:13.820 it was great just kind of taking the time off. 0:19:14.220 --> 0:19:15.240 And where did you go on vacation? 0:19:16.619 --> 0:19:22.939 I did one day going to Hawaii. So I went 0:19:22.960 --> 0:19:26.020 to California and then from California to Hawaii and then 0:19:26.060 --> 0:19:27.940 from Hawaii back to California and then home. 0:19:28.240 --> 0:19:29.270 You went to Hawaii for one day? 0:19:30.220 --> 0:19:30.639 No, no, no. 0:19:30.880 --> 0:19:32.820 I lived for one day. I was going to say, wow. 0:19:32.859 --> 0:19:33.199 Damn. 0:19:33.220 --> 0:19:34.220 A lot of work. 0:19:34.510 --> 0:19:36.490 I went to Hawaii for eight days. 0:19:36.790 --> 0:19:39.050 Oh, okay. Got it. Do you live by yourself? Do 0:19:39.070 --> 0:19:39.970 you have pets or anything? 0:19:40.830 --> 0:19:45.210 I have pets and a 22-year-old son and a husband. 0:19:45.430 --> 0:19:47.310 My son watched. 0:19:47.230 --> 0:19:49.959 The dogs in the house while my husband and I 0:19:49.980 --> 0:19:51.420 went to. 0:19:51.740 --> 0:19:53.400 Yeah, that's what we did. Yeah, that's what we did. 0:19:53.720 --> 0:19:55.840 Man, I wanted to go to Hawaii until I found 0:19:55.880 --> 0:19:57.560 out how far it was from Los Angeles. 0:19:57.960 --> 0:19:59.240 Yeah, that's a trap. 0:19:59.340 --> 0:20:01.220 And my husband doesn't like to fly for that long, 0:20:01.260 --> 0:20:04.380 so I decided to go from Orlando to Cali, stay 0:20:04.400 --> 0:20:07.020 there for a day, enjoy some good food, and then 0:20:07.040 --> 0:20:09.560 from Cali to Hawaii to cut the commute. 0:20:10.460 --> 0:20:12.840 Well, after Ray went and Ray told me her adventures, 0:20:12.900 --> 0:20:15.480 that's all I needed to know about Hawaii. I didn't 0:20:15.580 --> 0:20:15.980 want to go. 0:20:16.000 --> 0:20:17.340 I'm sorry I ruined it for you. 0:20:17.480 --> 0:20:19.679 No, no. I heard everything is really, really expensive. 0:20:19.740 --> 0:20:20.020 It is. 0:20:20.020 --> 0:20:21.399 Because everything is imported. Oh, it's not. 0:20:21.580 --> 0:20:23.840 I love to eat at the Mom and Pop Shop. 0:20:24.040 --> 0:20:24.200 Oh. 0:20:24.300 --> 0:20:26.560 And we had a huge meal for like $ 12. 0:20:26.240 --> 0:20:26.620 Yeah. 0:20:27.550 --> 0:20:28.270 Well, I mean. 0:20:28.440 --> 0:20:29.740 It depends on what you get. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 0:20:30.380 --> 0:20:32.310 You know, Erica, you can only eat Spam so much. 0:20:32.369 --> 0:20:32.629 Yeah. 0:20:33.010 --> 0:20:33.469 That's true. 0:20:33.510 --> 0:20:33.949 No, no, no. 0:20:33.990 --> 0:20:34.630 It wasn't Spam. 0:20:34.650 --> 0:20:36.490 It was like really good authentic food. 0:20:36.930 --> 0:20:39.709 Well, look, Spam is Hawaiian authentic. I don't know where 0:20:39.730 --> 0:20:43.430 you went. They eat spam with everything. 0:20:43.730 --> 0:20:46.850 I went to Honolulu. Honestly, I didn't spend that much, 0:20:46.910 --> 0:20:48.150 and I stood right on the beach. 0:20:48.600 --> 0:20:48.780 Okay. 0:20:48.800 --> 0:20:48.970 Okay. 0:20:49.320 --> 0:20:49.640 All right. 0:20:50.100 --> 0:20:51.879 We need to find out how to travel with Erica. 0:20:52.180 --> 0:20:55.700 Because for our trip, the place where it was the 0:20:55.740 --> 0:20:58.960 most expensive was Ireland, because Ireland is an island, so 0:20:58.990 --> 0:21:00.250 they got to bring everything in. 0:21:00.490 --> 0:21:00.689 Oh, yeah. 0:21:00.730 --> 0:21:01.270 Right what they say. 0:21:01.609 --> 0:21:04.470 Uh, let's see here. Somebody said, welcome back, Brian. I've 0:21:04.490 --> 0:21:08.150 taken six weeks off. Try to keep in touch with 0:21:08.190 --> 0:21:10.350 the text messaging. I'm so used to not talking to 0:21:10.430 --> 0:21:13.189 any other human during that time or during when she 0:21:13.260 --> 0:21:14.800 works too, because she works from home. 0:21:15.280 --> 0:21:17.140 You must be in a straight up management position. 0:21:17.160 --> 0:21:17.560 Seriously. 0:21:17.580 --> 0:21:17.960 For six weeks. 0:21:17.980 --> 0:21:19.780 You can go in and say, I need six weeks. 0:21:19.800 --> 0:21:20.040 Yeah. 0:21:20.060 --> 0:21:20.980 And they say, sure. 0:21:21.020 --> 0:21:21.180 Right. 0:21:21.200 --> 0:21:22.440 Take all the time you need. 0:21:23.160 --> 0:21:26.359 And then another person COVID for six weeks. They were 0:21:26.400 --> 0:21:27.460 at a dental office though. 0:21:27.500 --> 0:21:28.379 So it was closed. 0:21:28.460 --> 0:21:29.240 Oh yeah. Yeah. 0:21:29.570 --> 0:21:32.470 Yeah. That COVID time was rough. Anytime you bring it up, 0:21:32.480 --> 0:21:33.480 you start having flashbacks. 0:21:33.859 --> 0:21:34.000 Yeah. 0:21:34.020 --> 0:21:35.830 Brian, what'd they say? Let's see. XL Mobile powered by 0:21:35.869 --> 0:21:38.030 attorney Dan Newland. Interact. Need a check. It's a no-brainer. 0:21:38.070 --> 0:21:40.510 Just call attorney Dan Newland. Someone said 20 years ago 0:21:40.570 --> 0:21:43.530 they went to Australia for five weeks. No internet, no 0:21:43.570 --> 0:21:45.109 cell phone, none of that stuff, which was nice. 0:21:45.130 --> 0:21:46.330 I believe if you go to Australia, you need to 0:21:46.350 --> 0:21:47.090 be there for some time. 0:21:47.190 --> 0:21:50.170 Uh-huh. That's halfway around the world. Someone said, summer camp 0:21:50.210 --> 0:21:52.590 in North Carolina up until they were 17, they would 0:21:52.630 --> 0:21:55.190 lock their phones away for five weeks so you could 0:21:55.230 --> 0:21:56.909 only write letters and receive letters. 0:21:57.150 --> 0:22:00.330 That wasn't summer camp. That was youth prison. They sent 0:22:00.350 --> 0:22:03.609 you to a youth camp. Erica, we're going. 0:22:03.350 --> 0:22:04.250 To hook you up. 0:22:04.290 --> 0:22:06.210 You got a pair of tickets to Fiesta Cali Orange. 0:22:07.910 --> 0:22:11.159 Now the johnny's house entertainment news with. 0:22:11.060 --> 0:22:14.219 Ray all right so uh the vmas last night they 0:22:14.260 --> 0:22:16.580 were actually pretty good i was. 0:22:16.080 --> 0:22:18.920 Having fun watching it did you yeah so madonna actually 0:22:19.000 --> 0:22:21.600 opened up the vmas she i thought she did incredible 0:22:22.000 --> 0:22:24.660 she did uh bring your love with sabrina carpenter okay 0:22:24.700 --> 0:22:29.540 then she did danceria with uh charlie xcx okay and 0:22:29.580 --> 0:22:32.510 then there was like so many different I don't know 0:22:32.570 --> 0:22:34.170 if you noticed that, if you watched. 0:22:33.990 --> 0:22:34.510 Any of it. 0:22:34.670 --> 0:22:36.230 No, I just watched her interview. 0:22:37.290 --> 0:22:39.210 There were some people that were up on stage with her. 0:22:39.320 --> 0:22:43.220 Sombra, Julia Garner, who looked just like a younger version 0:22:43.260 --> 0:22:44.660 of Madonna next to her. 0:22:44.780 --> 0:22:46.320 Seth Rogen was up there. 0:22:46.340 --> 0:22:48.399 I saw Seth Rogen. I'm like, eh. Yeah. 0:22:48.550 --> 0:22:48.909 Random. 0:22:48.970 --> 0:22:50.570 Yeah, it was like random little. 0:22:51.500 --> 0:22:54.780 cameos up there on stage with her. But while we 0:22:54.800 --> 0:22:57.429 were pointing out during Madonna, like, you know, performing, she 0:22:57.450 --> 0:22:59.389 was doing great. But then, like, she was accepting some 0:22:59.450 --> 0:23:02.810 awards and doing speeches. And she just looked like she 0:23:02.890 --> 0:23:03.830 maybe drank. 0:23:03.670 --> 0:23:05.550 A little too much. There was one award. 0:23:05.570 --> 0:23:07.119 She said, I was sitting on something. It looked like 0:23:07.130 --> 0:23:09.500 she pulled something out her butt. And then she said, 0:23:09.520 --> 0:23:11.360 y'all didn't get the joke. And then she said, what? 0:23:11.840 --> 0:23:14.619 And the presenters who gave her the award was like, 0:23:14.640 --> 0:23:15.159 why y'all back there? 0:23:15.180 --> 0:23:15.540 Come up here. 0:23:16.020 --> 0:23:19.040 And they were like, okay. And they stood there. And 0:23:19.180 --> 0:23:21.080 she goes, what did I win anyway? And the girl 0:23:21.160 --> 0:23:21.899 opened up the envelope. 0:23:22.520 --> 0:23:24.700 Oh, yeah. Stop. I didn't see that. 0:23:24.720 --> 0:23:26.180 That sounds like a disaster. 0:23:26.240 --> 0:23:28.100 And then she goes, y'all didn't get my joke, did you? 0:23:28.119 --> 0:23:31.679 I mean, she's 137 years old. Yeah. 0:23:32.420 --> 0:23:33.820 Is she 68, though? Like, for real? 0:23:33.859 --> 0:23:34.240 Yeah, she's 68. 0:23:34.220 --> 0:23:37.100 Walked in there with her drawers on. 0:23:37.180 --> 0:23:38.080 Okay, but time out. 0:23:38.400 --> 0:23:40.440 I just hope those implants aren't implanted in her. 0:23:40.460 --> 0:23:41.560 Those butt pads. 0:23:41.640 --> 0:23:43.359 I think they're probably in the shorts. Yeah, I think so. 0:23:43.380 --> 0:23:44.640 I think they're like butt pads. 0:23:44.680 --> 0:23:44.780 Yeah. 0:23:44.840 --> 0:23:47.080 Because like, oh my gosh. I was like, oh gosh. 0:23:47.100 --> 0:23:48.260 That's Madonna though, man. 0:23:48.300 --> 0:23:50.220 No, I know. That's why I'm so happy for her 0:23:50.270 --> 0:23:50.850 to get up there. 0:23:50.869 --> 0:23:53.350 If my grandma was rocking like that, I'd be like, grandma, 0:23:53.369 --> 0:23:53.850 get off that stage. 0:23:53.890 --> 0:23:55.040 But that's just me. 0:23:55.750 --> 0:23:59.990 Taylor Swift was there, of course, and she was awarded 0:24:00.050 --> 0:24:02.830 the Inaugural Artist Director Award, which was the first time 0:24:02.890 --> 0:24:05.990 ever that they had this award. And she showed everybody 0:24:06.050 --> 0:24:09.669 her brand new music video for Patient Zero. And she 0:24:09.690 --> 0:24:13.590 was praising Dolly in her speech. Dolly Parton did have 0:24:13.609 --> 0:24:17.850 a tribute. Kacey Musgraves performed that. And then George Michael... 0:24:17.990 --> 0:24:21.760 had a tribute with Somber, Teddy Swims, Adam Lambert doing 0:24:21.800 --> 0:24:24.600 that tribute for him. So there was a lot of 0:24:24.640 --> 0:24:28.340 good things. As far as winners, Video of the Year, 0:24:28.640 --> 0:24:32.420 Fate of Ophelia, Taylor Swift. Song of the Year, Swim, BTS. 0:24:34.760 --> 0:24:36.540 Artist of the Year was Madonna. 0:24:36.560 --> 0:24:38.919 Well, they had to give her that. She showed up. 0:24:39.040 --> 0:24:39.439 Stop it. 0:24:39.660 --> 0:24:45.200 Best Album was Confessions 2, Madonna. So, Best Collaboration, Bring 0:24:45.220 --> 0:24:47.160 Your Love, Madonna, and Sabrina Carpenter. 0:24:47.440 --> 0:24:49.050 So, she won a lot. 0:24:49.070 --> 0:24:50.830 I was reading some of the comments, and y'all are 0:24:50.850 --> 0:24:51.930 some mean people. They're mean. 0:24:52.330 --> 0:24:52.990 They are mean. 0:24:53.290 --> 0:24:56.510 And they said, ask around the room, how many people 0:24:56.530 --> 0:25:01.490 got that Madonna on their playlist or have her music downloaded? 0:25:02.410 --> 0:25:03.150 A lot. 0:25:03.170 --> 0:25:04.940 Oh, like her new music? 0:25:05.000 --> 0:25:05.430 In this room. 0:25:06.480 --> 0:25:07.219 New music or. 0:25:07.180 --> 0:25:08.719 Just Madonna in general? No, the new music. 0:25:08.880 --> 0:25:09.180 Oh, no. 0:25:09.300 --> 0:25:10.880 I have a couple of her new songs, but that's 0:25:10.900 --> 0:25:12.060 because Pride plays them. 0:25:12.100 --> 0:25:13.180 I know them. 0:25:13.200 --> 0:25:17.300 But that's the Almeria, though. Bigger worldwide than they are here. Yes. 0:25:17.480 --> 0:25:20.119 And I feel like Madonna and MTV have such an 0:25:20.320 --> 0:25:22.659 old connection. An old relationship. That MTV is going to 0:25:22.700 --> 0:25:24.760 do whatever to boost Madonna. 0:25:24.760 --> 0:25:24.800 100%. 0:25:24.800 --> 0:25:26.880 That's the way I look. I agree. 0:25:26.920 --> 0:25:28.140 Lifetime achievement type thing. 0:25:28.160 --> 0:25:28.419 I agree. 0:25:28.440 --> 0:25:33.790 Yeah, so Best Dance, Confessions 2, Madonna. Best Long Form Video, 0:25:33.810 --> 0:25:35.369 Confessions 2, Madonna. 0:25:35.400 --> 0:25:35.700 Mm-hmm. 0:25:36.510 --> 0:25:41.230 But best director, Opalite, Taylor Swift. Best Latin was Bad Bunny. 0:25:41.930 --> 0:25:46.830 Best K-pop, BTS, of course. Best alternative video was Olivia Rodrigo. 0:25:48.390 --> 0:25:50.890 Best hip-hop was Cardi B featuring Kehlani. 0:25:50.910 --> 0:25:52.949 I'm trying to see who else. 0:25:52.990 --> 0:25:55.449 They got all mainstream names. They're not trying to break 0:25:55.490 --> 0:25:56.990 a new artist normally during this. 0:25:57.150 --> 0:26:00.359 Best new artist was Sienna Spiro. And I am glad 0:26:00.380 --> 0:26:03.300 that she won that because she is very, very powerful 0:26:03.640 --> 0:26:03.899 right now. 0:26:04.359 --> 0:26:05.320 But yeah, so I don't know. 0:26:05.380 --> 0:26:06.440 If you want to check out some of the highlights 0:26:06.460 --> 0:26:09.369 and stuff, they're on our website, exile1067. com. But also what 0:26:09.410 --> 0:26:11.870 was supposed to happen this weekend was the Global Citizens Festival. 0:26:11.910 --> 0:26:12.350 Oh, they canceled? 0:26:12.410 --> 0:26:15.520 I thought something was wrong. They canceled something that big? 0:26:15.760 --> 0:26:18.040 Yeah, I thought that maybe there was like a bomb 0:26:18.060 --> 0:26:20.330 threat or something. don't know because i was like what 0:26:20.350 --> 0:26:22.250 do you mean it's canceled so uh it was supposed 0:26:22.270 --> 0:26:24.790 to take place on saturday central park new york but 0:26:24.869 --> 0:26:28.270 organizers shared the the news that they had to cancel 0:26:28.310 --> 0:26:31.409 it because of the extreme weather um the forecast for 0:26:31.450 --> 0:26:33.879 new york city this weekend they had such a difficult 0:26:33.900 --> 0:26:35.700 decision trying to put this down but there was like 0:26:36.100 --> 0:26:38.639 there's no way under any circumstances that we could have 0:26:38.680 --> 0:26:40.280 people out there safely. 0:26:39.920 --> 0:26:42.140 When we got the corporate email and i'm sitting going 0:26:42.830 --> 0:26:43.610 what yeah. 0:26:45.010 --> 0:26:45.470 Canceled? 0:26:45.490 --> 0:26:47.330 Yeah, so this is the first time in 14 years 0:26:47.350 --> 0:26:48.359 that they've had to cancel it. 0:26:48.369 --> 0:26:49.290 That weather had to be bad. 0:26:49.350 --> 0:26:53.030 Shaboosie, Laney Wilson, Lauren Hill, Wyclef Jean, Lenny Kravitz. There 0:26:53.050 --> 0:26:54.190 was a ton of people that were supposed to be 0:26:54.210 --> 0:26:56.150 out there. But it was bad. 0:26:56.270 --> 0:26:57.610 Yeah, the weather was so bad. 0:26:57.630 --> 0:26:59.649 Did they talk about a reschedule or that's just it 0:26:59.670 --> 0:27:00.260 for this year? 0:27:00.280 --> 0:27:01.820 I didn't see anything. All I just saw was that 0:27:01.840 --> 0:27:02.640 it was canceled. 0:27:02.859 --> 0:27:04.220 And that's what's going on. All right. 0:27:04.260 --> 0:27:06.460 He is back from some time off. When we come back, 0:27:06.500 --> 0:27:08.639 Brian's going to tell us what is trending on 6 0:27:08.640 --> 0:27:10.820 right now. Welcome back, B. What's trending, man? 0:27:10.859 --> 0:27:13.740 What's trending? Brought to you by Pineapple Healthcare. Locations in Orlando, Kissimmee, 0:27:13.760 --> 0:27:17.200 and Lakeland. Pineapple Healthcare. We are better together. Well, Hamilton 0:27:17.260 --> 0:27:18.720 is coming to downtown Orlando. 0:27:18.780 --> 0:27:19.000 I know. 0:27:19.040 --> 0:27:21.700 I didn't get tickets. Everybody very excited about that. Except 0:27:21.720 --> 0:27:23.280 for the people that didn't get tickets. I know. But 0:27:23.320 --> 0:27:24.820 if you're one of the lucky ones that did, you 0:27:24.840 --> 0:27:26.560 might not have to deal with parking. SunRail is going 0:27:26.580 --> 0:27:29.440 to give you another option. So starting tomorrow when it 0:27:29.480 --> 0:27:31.730 kicks off, They're going to add a special 11 p.m. 0:27:31.790 --> 0:27:35.950 train from Church Street Station after weeknight performances at the Dr. 0:27:35.970 --> 0:27:37.179 Phillips Center. So you can just walk over to the 0:27:37.200 --> 0:27:40.400 train station. So it's only northbound, though. So it's only 0:27:40.440 --> 0:27:41.900 going from Church Street up to DeBerry. 0:27:42.369 --> 0:27:44.670 Oh, it's not going to Sand Lake because they've got 0:27:44.690 --> 0:27:45.370 a station out there. 0:27:45.430 --> 0:27:47.330 Yeah, it's only northbound, and it's only going to run 0:27:47.390 --> 0:27:50.170 Tuesday through Friday. So regular fares are going to apply 0:27:50.190 --> 0:27:52.170 to that, but they're not going to do it on 0:27:52.230 --> 0:27:54.130 weekend shows. Okay. So just during the week. 0:27:54.450 --> 0:27:54.510 Oh. 0:27:54.510 --> 0:27:56.770 So you don't have to worry about driving downtown just 0:27:56.790 --> 0:27:59.330 for Hamilton. So you can have that. That'll help me. 0:27:59.510 --> 0:28:01.130 First thing I did when I got back, I checked 0:28:01.150 --> 0:28:03.010 the tropics because we've got a cruise coming up. Yes, 0:28:03.550 --> 0:28:06.770 we do. Yes, we do. There is some activity out there, 0:28:06.810 --> 0:28:08.649 but nothing that's going to threaten Florida right now. So 0:28:08.670 --> 0:28:13.140 the National Hurricane Center said they're watching Invest 91L. It's 0:28:13.240 --> 0:28:16.379 several hundred miles east of Bermuda right now, they said. 50% 0:28:16.380 --> 0:28:18.970 chance of turning into something in the next two days. 60% 0:28:18.970 --> 0:28:21.369 by the end of the week. But it's expected to 0:28:21.410 --> 0:28:24.409 turn east to stay away from any land at all. 0:28:24.450 --> 0:28:27.189 So there's a tropical depression now. It's Faye. It's out 0:28:27.210 --> 0:28:28.810 in the Atlantic. But it's going to weaken, they said, 0:28:28.830 --> 0:28:30.310 by the end of the week. It's going to basically 0:28:30.350 --> 0:28:33.250 fall apart. So we're pretty much... We're going into the 0:28:33.270 --> 0:28:34.870 Gulf side. So we're clear. 0:28:34.990 --> 0:28:35.330 Yeah. 0:28:35.650 --> 0:28:41.280 We're looking at... Hurricane season's over November 30th. Yeah, that's 0:28:41.300 --> 0:28:43.740 the end of hurricane season. So we're looking at nothing. 0:28:44.460 --> 0:28:47.160 As of now. Now, it has been known to extend, 0:28:47.250 --> 0:28:49.450 but with this weather being cooler, that means. 0:28:49.290 --> 0:28:53.580 The water's cooler. And nobody loses their job? Because I 0:28:53.600 --> 0:28:56.020 heard the Nor'easter is going to tear everything up. 18 0:28:56.020 --> 0:28:58.600 named storms. Four or five of them disastrous. 0:28:58.640 --> 0:29:01.540 Who's going to lose their job? Meteorologists you're talking about? 0:29:01.560 --> 0:29:03.370 The ones that go in that room and predict this stuff. 0:29:03.490 --> 0:29:06.910 At some point, shouldn't you be held accountable a little bit? 0:29:07.130 --> 0:29:08.770 But they're wrong every season. 0:29:08.810 --> 0:29:09.370 Right, right. 0:29:09.390 --> 0:29:10.890 That's being wrong and it's wrong. 0:29:10.910 --> 0:29:12.590 Yeah, that's true. 0:29:12.690 --> 0:29:15.150 And all they do is come back and revise. Oh, 0:29:15.290 --> 0:29:16.890 so we didn't know about the Westinster. 0:29:17.040 --> 0:29:17.440 What is that? 0:29:18.020 --> 0:29:20.260 Lying to us at this point. 0:29:20.200 --> 0:29:22.400 That's when they brought up that saharan dust thing yeah 0:29:22.440 --> 0:29:24.080 i lived my entire life ain't heard a word about 0:29:24.100 --> 0:29:26.180 saharan dust yeah i get something wrong you're like oh 0:29:26.200 --> 0:29:27.660 that's that saharan dust. 0:29:27.560 --> 0:29:29.280 Yeah okay and for me i'm like i know i 0:29:29.300 --> 0:29:31.010 moved to florida 30 years ago but was that something 0:29:31.030 --> 0:29:32.670 happened before i got here i didn't know. 0:29:32.670 --> 0:29:35.350 They got el nino they don't need no el nino 0:29:35.430 --> 0:29:38.070 i'm like what what is it we don't want hurricanes 0:29:38.090 --> 0:29:39.969 that's not what we're saying no but when you pay 0:29:40.080 --> 0:29:41.739 people to predict it and they tell you to make 0:29:41.770 --> 0:29:43.390 sure you, you know, at the beginning they have the 0:29:43.780 --> 0:29:45.540 the specials on TV, make sure you got your water 0:29:45.560 --> 0:29:46.880 and your batteries and all that stuff. 0:29:46.940 --> 0:29:47.120 Right. 0:29:47.140 --> 0:29:48.780 And it's going to be six named storms and they 0:29:48.960 --> 0:29:49.960 they're quoting these people. 0:29:50.020 --> 0:29:50.200 Yep. 0:29:50.920 --> 0:29:52.300 And we got nothing. We just want you to be 0:29:52.320 --> 0:29:53.550 a little more careful what you say. 0:29:53.570 --> 0:29:55.210 You do the weather here. 0:29:55.450 --> 0:29:58.830 I get the weather from you and Brian. Now we're 0:29:58.870 --> 0:30:01.150 more accurate than they are. If they didn't predict this 0:30:01.190 --> 0:30:03.970 for the Hawaiian islands again, somebody should be fired. 0:30:04.010 --> 0:30:04.230 Yeah. 0:30:04.710 --> 0:30:07.440 Because they got hit three times, and I'm sure nobody 0:30:07.480 --> 0:30:10.240 predicted that. Well, there is a hurricane going towards Mexico, 0:30:10.340 --> 0:30:12.160 but it's on the other side. So when I saw that, 0:30:12.200 --> 0:30:15.080 I'm like, but it's on the west side. So it's 0:30:15.120 --> 0:30:17.510 not over on our side. There is a video of 0:30:17.550 --> 0:30:20.810 a cruise ship going through that nor'easter up there. Man, 0:30:20.830 --> 0:30:22.750 it was like a movie. I mean, it was hitting 0:30:22.770 --> 0:30:25.020 the storms. I mean, the water, it was crazy. 0:30:25.060 --> 0:30:26.360 Yeah, I ain't trying to deal with that. 0:30:26.380 --> 0:30:26.680 No, me either. 0:30:27.100 --> 0:30:29.400 Pretty solid weekend for college football teams here in Florida. 0:30:29.460 --> 0:30:32.820 UCF opened Big 12 play with a 21-13 win over TCU. 0:30:33.360 --> 0:30:36.340 They did four turnovers. Florida, man, the Gators had a 0:30:36.380 --> 0:30:40.120 huge win this weekend. The fans are back. Oh, gosh. 0:30:40.160 --> 0:30:42.310 They are back. They found me in Europe. Wouldn't shut up. 0:30:43.180 --> 0:30:47.540 They did beat Ole Miss 52-28. FSU beat Central Arkansas 34-7. 0:30:47.920 --> 0:30:51.080 And Miami stayed undefeated. They beat Central Michigan 52-3. And 0:30:51.100 --> 0:30:54.610 the NFL... The Jacksonville, soon to be Orlando for at 0:30:54.630 --> 0:30:57.290 least a little while, Jaguars. They beat the New England 0:30:57.330 --> 0:31:01.130 Patriots 35-6. They're 2-1 now. Now the other two teams, 0:31:01.390 --> 0:31:03.730 they didn't show up. Tampa Bay fell to 0-3. They 0:31:03.770 --> 0:31:05.950 lost to Minnesota. And the Dolphins fell to 0-3. They 0:31:05.970 --> 0:31:08.070 lost to Kansas City. And everyone's freaking out because Taylor 0:31:08.090 --> 0:31:10.850 Swift wasn't there. Well, she probably told her baby. She 0:31:10.890 --> 0:31:12.650 had the VMAs doing VMA things. 0:31:12.710 --> 0:31:14.750 They created an award for her. 0:31:15.230 --> 0:31:17.120 The quarterback for Jaguars. What's his name again? 0:31:17.210 --> 0:31:17.710 Trevor Lawrence. 0:31:18.420 --> 0:31:20.780 They say the fix is in because he got down 0:31:20.820 --> 0:31:23.140 to the one-yard line and stopped. 0:31:23.280 --> 0:31:23.940 I'm telling you. 0:31:25.140 --> 0:31:27.540 I don't bet like that, but people are losing their minds. 0:31:27.560 --> 0:31:32.100 Well, yeah, because it really affected the over-under. But I 0:31:32.180 --> 0:31:33.440 see why he did it, because he was letting the 0:31:33.480 --> 0:31:35.770 clock run, not give them another chance at the ball. 0:31:35.850 --> 0:31:38.650 But they were so far ahead that it wouldn't have mattered. Yeah, 0:31:38.830 --> 0:31:41.490 he stopped. He just stopped dead. I'm like, man. 0:31:41.550 --> 0:31:43.350 You see people, man, if that don't show you that 0:31:43.390 --> 0:31:45.410 they're fixing NFL, nothing does. 0:31:45.650 --> 0:31:47.380 I mean, they might want to look and see if 0:31:47.580 --> 0:31:50.560 one of his cousins has some money on the money line. 0:31:50.600 --> 0:31:51.140 I'm just saying. 0:31:51.960 --> 0:31:54.060 All right. As you know, we are looking to find 0:31:54.120 --> 0:31:56.430 another member of our show. We have someone new we're 0:31:56.450 --> 0:31:58.470 going to talk to, Jay Lenny. We're going to talk 0:31:58.490 --> 0:32:00.890 to her next on Johnny's House. 0:32:01.770 --> 0:32:02.340 Nice weather. 0:32:02.410 --> 0:32:02.970 We'll take it. 0:32:03.420 --> 0:32:03.820 Hopefully. 0:32:04.310 --> 0:32:05.870 We're over that whole heat thing. We had a rough 0:32:05.890 --> 0:32:08.990 little summer. It was really, really bad. It was hard here. 0:32:09.350 --> 0:32:13.450 Sunny 87, high 66 right now as we continue our 0:32:13.490 --> 0:32:15.930 search to find the next member of Johnny's house. Let's 0:32:15.950 --> 0:32:18.370 say good morning to Jay Lenny. Hey, Jay Lenny. 0:32:18.410 --> 0:32:18.790 How are you? 0:32:19.030 --> 0:32:20.130 I'm good. How are you? 0:32:20.170 --> 0:32:21.550 Came in here with a good spirit. 0:32:21.950 --> 0:32:24.510 It's got to be kind of awkward, you know, coming 0:32:24.530 --> 0:32:26.790 into a room and not knowing anyone. 0:32:26.910 --> 0:32:28.750 And we're going, I be you. 0:32:28.770 --> 0:32:29.290 Yeah. 0:32:29.470 --> 0:32:32.350 And action. I love it. 0:32:32.470 --> 0:32:33.010 Do you really? 0:32:33.030 --> 0:32:34.310 Yeah, I love it. Okay, well, tell us a little 0:32:34.330 --> 0:32:35.250 bit about you. Who are you? 0:32:35.710 --> 0:32:38.410 So I'm originally from Hollywood, Florida. Moved here a couple 0:32:38.430 --> 0:32:38.930 years back. 0:32:39.020 --> 0:32:39.300 Okay. 0:32:39.600 --> 0:32:43.680 I just moved back from New Jersey, actually. So I 0:32:43.700 --> 0:32:45.320 was in Cherry Hill, and now I'm back in Orlando. 0:32:45.580 --> 0:32:47.500 Okay, okay. And you think you can do this. 0:32:47.540 --> 0:32:49.860 What about what listening to this show say, you know what, 0:32:49.960 --> 0:32:50.760 I could be a part of that? 0:32:51.170 --> 0:32:52.070 Oh, I'm very outgoing. 0:32:52.090 --> 0:32:54.820 She's like, I ain't got no shame in my game. 0:32:54.880 --> 0:32:55.520 Yeah. 0:32:55.600 --> 0:32:56.100 Yeah. 0:32:56.380 --> 0:32:56.760 Yeah. 0:32:57.340 --> 0:32:59.480 All right. Listen, I saw these questions and I'm going 0:32:59.500 --> 0:33:00.860 to ask everybody in the room too, but I'm going 0:33:00.880 --> 0:33:02.190 to start out with you. You know, it's not going 0:33:02.210 --> 0:33:05.690 to be a regular interview. All right. How old would 0:33:05.710 --> 0:33:07.390 you be if you didn't know how old you are? 0:33:08.810 --> 0:33:09.970 And Brian and Ray, I'm going to ask you that, too. 0:33:10.070 --> 0:33:12.590 If you had no idea how old you are and 0:33:12.610 --> 0:33:14.070 somebody asked you, how old would you be? 0:33:14.630 --> 0:33:17.180 I want you to answer that. I found these. I'm like, oh, 0:33:17.190 --> 0:33:19.350 these are very interesting. Did you eat Chinese last night? 0:33:19.370 --> 0:33:20.290 It's like a fortune cookie. 0:33:20.410 --> 0:33:20.830 No, no. 0:33:20.930 --> 0:33:24.080 It's called Successful Words. Gotcha. It's one of those sites 0:33:24.100 --> 0:33:24.620 that I go to. 0:33:24.800 --> 0:33:24.890 Okay. 0:33:24.910 --> 0:33:25.320 All right. 0:33:25.480 --> 0:33:26.920 I got a few more. How old would you be 0:33:26.980 --> 0:33:27.800 if you didn't know how old you were? 0:33:27.920 --> 0:33:29.600 Now, is this based on when you look at yourself 0:33:29.640 --> 0:33:30.580 in the mirror? 0:33:30.620 --> 0:33:32.020 Just you. Okay. 0:33:32.320 --> 0:33:35.720 If no one told you how you feel, how you act, everything, 0:33:35.740 --> 0:33:36.940 how old do you think you would be? 0:33:37.140 --> 0:33:38.170 I would say about 23. 23. Brian, how about you? 0:33:38.180 --> 0:33:38.630 I would say probably 28. 0:33:38.610 --> 0:33:38.660 28. 0:33:38.640 --> 0:33:38.710 Ray? 0:33:38.720 --> 0:33:39.640 Physically, 56. Emotionally, 25. 0:33:39.620 --> 0:33:51.650 I would say about 38. That's just a number that 0:33:51.670 --> 0:33:53.250 just popped in my head for no reason. 0:33:53.850 --> 0:33:55.690 All right. This one's pretty good. 0:33:55.950 --> 0:33:59.080 If someone gave you a box containing everything you've ever lost, 0:33:59.710 --> 0:34:02.640 what would you look for first? Something that you've lost. 0:34:02.680 --> 0:34:05.740 It's a whole box of everything you've lost. What would 0:34:05.780 --> 0:34:07.560 be the first thing you'd look for? Me, it would 0:34:07.580 --> 0:34:10.760 be a Letterman's jacket. My Myers Park High School Letterman's jacket. 0:34:10.840 --> 0:34:11.980 I had to see if it was in that box 0:34:12.020 --> 0:34:13.610 because I can't find it. 0:34:13.739 --> 0:34:14.440 That's good. 0:34:14.780 --> 0:34:15.500 Jay Lenny, what would it be? 0:34:15.969 --> 0:34:17.730 I would say a pair of sneakers that I lost 0:34:17.770 --> 0:34:18.530 back in high school. 0:34:18.650 --> 0:34:20.770 Don't know what happened. Why were those so important? Were 0:34:20.810 --> 0:34:22.150 they your favorite sneakers or something? 0:34:22.170 --> 0:34:23.870 I actually got to wear them like one time. Never 0:34:23.890 --> 0:34:25.490 seen them again. 0:34:25.510 --> 0:34:26.430 That would make me mad. 0:34:26.469 --> 0:34:28.230 Yeah. To this day, I'm still looking for them. 0:34:28.310 --> 0:34:30.760 What would it be? Trust. 0:34:31.640 --> 0:34:32.140 Oh, dear. 0:34:32.739 --> 0:34:36.140 Who hurt you? Because that affects the way you react 0:34:36.160 --> 0:34:37.720 to everything in life. That's so funny. 0:34:38.219 --> 0:34:39.600 I don't know if you can find that. 0:34:42.910 --> 0:34:46.730 I would probably say my old softball all-star jacket. 0:34:46.969 --> 0:34:47.330 Really? 0:34:47.390 --> 0:34:48.890 Yeah, because it was really cool. 0:34:49.650 --> 0:34:51.430 Once you said that Letterman jacket, I was like, oh, yeah, 0:34:51.450 --> 0:34:53.870 I did have a pretty sweet softball jacket that I loved, 0:34:53.930 --> 0:34:54.650 and I have no. 0:34:54.530 --> 0:34:55.150 Idea where it went. 0:34:55.190 --> 0:34:58.260 Oh, mine was nice. The school was green and white. 0:34:58.280 --> 0:35:00.930 It had the white leather sleeves. It had the Myers 0:35:00.969 --> 0:35:03.340 Park letter on it. And then every sport you played, 0:35:03.360 --> 0:35:05.779 there was a little pin that you could put on there. 0:35:06.340 --> 0:35:08.000 Yeah, we had like little patches and stuff that we 0:35:08.020 --> 0:35:08.680 would put on ours. 0:35:08.719 --> 0:35:10.190 And I was a gentleman and let a girl wear 0:35:10.210 --> 0:35:11.910 it because it was cold. I ain't seen it since. 0:35:11.950 --> 0:35:12.870 Well, there it is. 0:35:13.190 --> 0:35:15.489 Yeah, she got mad at me about something. You know 0:35:15.530 --> 0:35:17.230 how crazy it was? Me and my friends were like, hey, 0:35:17.239 --> 0:35:18.880 this is what we need to do. Let's knock on 0:35:18.900 --> 0:35:21.259 the door, run up to the house, run to the bed. 0:35:21.420 --> 0:35:22.680 I know it's in a closet. 0:35:22.920 --> 0:35:23.000 Yeah. 0:35:24.310 --> 0:35:26.279 Run to the house, go to the closet, and get 0:35:26.300 --> 0:35:27.020 it and run back down. 0:35:27.140 --> 0:35:27.500 Oh, wow. 0:35:27.540 --> 0:35:28.960 And then my friend's like, I think we'll get arrested 0:35:28.980 --> 0:35:31.420 for doing that. That's how OJ ended up in jail. 0:35:31.440 --> 0:35:32.620 Yeah, seriously. 0:35:32.640 --> 0:35:35.260 I'm going back to get my stuff. Ain't nobody leaving 0:35:35.320 --> 0:35:36.260 until I get my jacket. 0:35:36.340 --> 0:35:39.049 But I had smart enough friends to say, yo, dude, 0:35:39.130 --> 0:35:40.290 you really don't want to do that. 0:35:41.050 --> 0:35:42.250 Let's see. What's another one? 0:35:42.390 --> 0:35:44.530 Okay, if you can go anywhere in the world right now, 0:35:45.070 --> 0:35:47.760 where would you go to a place? Or it would 0:35:47.780 --> 0:35:49.900 be a place or a person. Okay, if you can 0:35:49.920 --> 0:35:52.200 go anywhere in the world right now, Would you go 0:35:52.239 --> 0:35:53.760 to a person or a place? 0:35:53.800 --> 0:35:54.200 There you go. 0:35:54.620 --> 0:35:55.719 If you can go anywhere in the world, would you 0:35:55.739 --> 0:35:58.090 go to see a person? Would you go see a place? 0:35:58.969 --> 0:35:59.149 Right. 0:35:59.350 --> 0:35:59.830 A person. 0:36:00.070 --> 0:36:00.990 I would go see my grandpa. 0:36:01.150 --> 0:36:01.589 Would you really? 0:36:01.630 --> 0:36:01.990 Yeah. 0:36:02.010 --> 0:36:02.210 Yeah. 0:36:02.430 --> 0:36:05.450 Yeah. Uh, Brian, uh, I would go back to get 0:36:05.469 --> 0:36:10.910 where I just came from. Jay Lenny. 0:36:11.150 --> 0:36:13.050 I would go to Japan and drive the Mario carts. 0:36:13.489 --> 0:36:15.049 That does look fun. 0:36:15.110 --> 0:36:16.690 Every time I see that, I'm like, why couldn't we 0:36:16.750 --> 0:36:20.180 do something like that? Downtown. You know, it would be, 0:36:20.360 --> 0:36:23.200 it got that loop. They used to have horses. I mean, 0:36:23.219 --> 0:36:23.660 you could. 0:36:23.680 --> 0:36:26.580 It's because we're spending our money on roadways. 0:36:26.780 --> 0:36:28.790 No, that little downtown village they're about to build. 0:36:28.810 --> 0:36:30.390 Yeah, maybe they'll put it underneath the I-4. 0:36:30.450 --> 0:36:32.430 They're still doing that? 0:36:32.690 --> 0:36:35.150 Yeah. Oh, I think today, I think they get the 0:36:35.170 --> 0:36:35.830 clearance for like $ 1. 0:36:35.730 --> 0:36:35.910 1 million. 0:36:35.930 --> 0:36:39.299 Just kidding. You get the green light. Pickleball courts. 0:36:40.560 --> 0:36:41.700 They're going to smell like hot urine. 0:36:41.760 --> 0:36:43.339 Listen, all I'm saying on that is that there's some 0:36:43.360 --> 0:36:45.180 people that are already down there. Y'all might want to 0:36:45.219 --> 0:36:46.109 find a place for them first. 0:36:46.210 --> 0:36:46.490 Yes. 0:36:46.989 --> 0:36:49.029 You keep saying it's going to be an awesome gathering place. 0:36:49.090 --> 0:36:51.109 I'm like, do you know who's going to gather there? 0:36:52.950 --> 0:36:56.319 Have you thought this out? When you listen to us, 0:36:56.340 --> 0:36:58.219 Jay Lenny, what do you think? When you hear us 0:36:58.280 --> 0:36:59.100 do our show, what do you think? 0:36:59.450 --> 0:37:02.030 It sounds very fun. Energetic. Wakes me up in the morning. 0:37:02.430 --> 0:37:04.969 Really? Did you listen before? I mean, you can be honest. 0:37:04.989 --> 0:37:08.180 It doesn't matter. Did you start listening when people said, hey, 0:37:08.190 --> 0:37:09.430 there's a spot. You should go check it out. 0:37:09.690 --> 0:37:11.110 No, I used to listen to it on my way 0:37:11.150 --> 0:37:11.390 to work. 0:37:11.750 --> 0:37:11.969 Really? 0:37:12.110 --> 0:37:13.140 How did you hear about this opening? 0:37:13.780 --> 0:37:14.609 Jeremy, actually. 0:37:14.840 --> 0:37:15.200 Jeremy? 0:37:15.219 --> 0:37:17.430 Yeah, we went to the gym together. I used to 0:37:17.450 --> 0:37:18.419 work at LA Fitness there. 0:37:19.320 --> 0:37:21.700 Oh, okay. All right. Well, I'll tell you what we're 0:37:21.719 --> 0:37:22.799 going to do. He's weird, isn't he? 0:37:22.940 --> 0:37:24.420 No, he's amazing. He's amazing. 0:37:24.440 --> 0:37:25.660 He calls me haircut, actually. 0:37:26.430 --> 0:37:29.270 Oh, boy. Everybody has a nickname. And I've liked you 0:37:29.330 --> 0:37:30.270 until just now. 0:37:30.430 --> 0:37:32.750 I've been thinking of a nickname. I've just been cooking. 0:37:32.790 --> 0:37:33.890 I don't know what to call it yet. 0:37:34.090 --> 0:37:34.450 Yeah. 0:37:34.630 --> 0:37:35.810 I can give you a whole book of them. 0:37:35.830 --> 0:37:36.350 Yeah, right. 0:37:36.370 --> 0:37:37.190 If you'd like. 0:37:37.230 --> 0:37:37.970 We'll talk after. 0:37:38.230 --> 0:37:40.370 Yeah, for sure. All right. 0:37:40.390 --> 0:37:41.450 When we come back, you're going to be a part 0:37:41.530 --> 0:37:44.480 of the show. Your mic will be on. And we'll 0:37:44.560 --> 0:37:46.460 see what you got. You got personality. We'll see what's 0:37:46.480 --> 0:37:48.259 going down. We come back. We're going to talk about 0:37:48.280 --> 0:37:49.859 when did you do something or you want to do something. 0:37:49.880 --> 0:37:51.480 It's going to be a lot of sunshine today. A 0:37:51.500 --> 0:37:53.640 little wind getting up to 87. Ray, is it still 66, ma'am? 0:37:53.660 --> 0:37:53.980 It is, yeah. 0:37:53.980 --> 0:38:00.020 66. I remember it was like 78 or close to 0:38:00.020 --> 0:38:02.239 80 like last week. So we'll take this weather, man. 0:38:02.540 --> 0:38:05.069 So I went to I went to Charlotte this weekend, 0:38:05.090 --> 0:38:07.250 had to take care of some things at home. And 0:38:07.310 --> 0:38:11.089 my school was celebrating their 75 years in existence. How's 0:38:11.110 --> 0:38:15.450 that right? 75 years in existence. And so they wanted 0:38:15.710 --> 0:38:18.930 to have every class come back. And they had a 0:38:18.950 --> 0:38:21.640 football game where they had sections like, OK, if your 0:38:21.660 --> 0:38:22.280 class or whatever. 0:38:23.140 --> 0:38:24.560 You know, that's where you sit. 0:38:24.660 --> 0:38:24.879 Yeah. 0:38:25.100 --> 0:38:25.420 Okay. 0:38:25.460 --> 0:38:27.279 So I had to take care of some business and 0:38:27.300 --> 0:38:29.460 my boy said, Hey man, they're having this big party 0:38:29.500 --> 0:38:32.379 at this place and we should go on Saturday night. 0:38:32.480 --> 0:38:35.000 I'm like, all right, cool. All right, I'll go. 0:38:35.520 --> 0:38:37.860 So when I packed, you know, I was ready to 0:38:37.900 --> 0:38:40.239 bus up in there, you know, I just had my 0:38:40.660 --> 0:38:41.930 Hall of Fame ring on. 0:38:41.950 --> 0:38:42.390 Oh, yeah. 0:38:42.620 --> 0:38:46.169 Had my IDC Rolex. I mean, I was rolling in there. Right, 0:38:46.210 --> 0:38:48.529 because they didn't know Johnny Magic back then. They didn't 0:38:48.550 --> 0:38:50.430 know Johnny Magic. Now you're going to see Johnny Magic. 0:38:50.630 --> 0:38:52.450 I had to buy the new boxer just for me 0:38:52.510 --> 0:38:53.410 and to dye that up. 0:38:53.570 --> 0:38:54.110 Oh, nice. 0:38:54.170 --> 0:38:54.290 Nice. 0:38:54.810 --> 0:38:57.430 I was going to roll up in there. Yeah. 0:38:57.950 --> 0:39:01.870 And so Friday, hung out with my nieces and my sisters. 0:39:01.890 --> 0:39:03.730 They said, what are you doing tomorrow night? I said, look, 0:39:03.770 --> 0:39:04.810 I'm going to such and such. 0:39:05.230 --> 0:39:05.529 You know what? 0:39:05.590 --> 0:39:07.680 I'll see y'all when I come back next time. i 0:39:07.700 --> 0:39:09.120 get a call the next morning man i messed up 0:39:09.140 --> 0:39:11.000 it was last night oh what do you mean it 0:39:11.020 --> 0:39:14.860 was last night departed it was last night yeah my. 0:39:14.739 --> 0:39:19.719 Bad and you were actually like excited yeah which is unfortunate. 0:39:19.320 --> 0:39:22.310 So i just sat there and i mean i just 0:39:22.330 --> 0:39:25.549 sat there you know and i watched football and i 0:39:25.570 --> 0:39:27.830 started i felt like i was catching a cold and 0:39:27.870 --> 0:39:29.350 i mentioned this early so i went to my parents 0:39:29.630 --> 0:39:32.589 my mom's cabinets and, uh, I found an old package, 0:39:32.610 --> 0:39:35.620 a whole pack of, um, Alka-Seltzer plus cold. It had 0:39:35.640 --> 0:39:38.020 to be like 25 years old. So I popped it 0:39:38.040 --> 0:39:38.839 in some water and. 0:39:38.780 --> 0:39:42.479 It just like a science project. 0:39:42.840 --> 0:39:45.680 Oh, and I, I drank it. And at seven o'clock 0:39:45.719 --> 0:39:46.440 I was knocked out. 0:39:47.400 --> 0:39:47.759 That was it. 0:39:47.760 --> 0:39:50.060 Good. Woke up the next morning, my sister took me 0:39:50.080 --> 0:39:53.259 to the airport, and here I am. So he missed 0:39:53.280 --> 0:39:56.320 the date, got the date wrong. And I want to 0:39:56.340 --> 0:39:58.279 find out, when was the last time or have you 0:39:58.460 --> 0:40:01.600 ever gotten the date wrong? I think one time here, 0:40:01.739 --> 0:40:03.840 I went to a place on the wrong date, and 0:40:03.880 --> 0:40:05.580 I didn't talk about it on the air. And it 0:40:05.600 --> 0:40:10.629 wasn't something I had committed to, because that's the worst. But, yeah, 0:40:10.650 --> 0:40:12.370 I went there. It was supposed to be a Saturday. 0:40:12.530 --> 0:40:14.800 And it was, again, was a Friday. And I rolled 0:40:14.840 --> 0:40:18.460 up in there. And no one there knew what was 0:40:18.500 --> 0:40:21.239 going on. So the people on Friday just assumed I 0:40:21.260 --> 0:40:21.900 didn't show up. 0:40:21.940 --> 0:40:22.279 Got it. 0:40:22.719 --> 0:40:24.980 But nobody was. I just sat there like, well, damn. 0:40:25.940 --> 0:40:27.660 But I was dressed up. That's the worst thing about it, man. 0:40:27.680 --> 0:40:28.260 You're prepared. 0:40:28.280 --> 0:40:28.530 Right. 0:40:28.570 --> 0:40:31.989 All that cool water, cologne, everything. Ready to go. No, 0:40:32.010 --> 0:40:34.569 I think I have some of my dad's old juke. Oh, wow. 0:40:34.650 --> 0:40:34.870 Yeah. 0:40:37.150 --> 0:40:38.650 What do you know about juke? 0:40:38.730 --> 0:40:40.589 Nothing besides what you guys mentioned. 0:40:40.670 --> 0:40:42.810 Is it pink? Yeah, ish. 0:40:43.550 --> 0:40:45.339 Put it on right, you would know. If I had 0:40:45.380 --> 0:40:47.040 it on right now, you'd be like, oh yeah, you'd know. 0:40:47.580 --> 0:40:47.819 Why? 0:40:47.840 --> 0:40:48.720 Does it smell bad? 0:40:48.820 --> 0:40:49.460 No! 0:40:49.660 --> 0:40:50.740 It's strong. 0:40:51.020 --> 0:40:53.509 It's supposed to last all day. You ever get the 0:40:53.530 --> 0:40:56.590 day wrong or anything? It can't be being a parent. 0:40:58.150 --> 0:41:01.350 Yeah, a couple of things I've done wrong with the twins. 0:41:01.370 --> 0:41:03.450 Shown up at the field when we didn't have a 0:41:03.489 --> 0:41:07.090 game or missed a practice because I didn't understand the 0:41:07.130 --> 0:41:07.730 new schedule. 0:41:07.890 --> 0:41:09.970 I got it mixed up with Leonardo and Sienna. 0:41:10.130 --> 0:41:12.210 And the worst thing is not missing a practice. It's 0:41:12.270 --> 0:41:13.109 explaining it to them. 0:41:13.190 --> 0:41:14.150 Yes, absolutely. 0:41:14.170 --> 0:41:17.170 And they'd be like, where is everybody? Oh, wait, we 0:41:17.190 --> 0:41:18.360 showed up and it wasn't. 0:41:18.510 --> 0:41:19.890 Did you tell them the truth or did you? 0:41:20.660 --> 0:41:22.839 No, I usually tell them the truth. I usually tell 0:41:22.860 --> 0:41:23.279 them the truth. 0:41:23.840 --> 0:41:27.450 Coach quit. League folded. They got no money. 0:41:28.030 --> 0:41:31.030 No, because like right now they are really big at repeating. 0:41:31.050 --> 0:41:32.610 So if I lied to them, they would repeat the 0:41:32.650 --> 0:41:34.270 lie and then it would just be a bigger mess 0:41:34.310 --> 0:41:35.589 than what it should be. 0:41:35.830 --> 0:41:38.790 Yeah, I can see that. B, how about you? We 0:41:39.469 --> 0:41:42.830 were really excited because we'd never gone before to Gasparilla. 0:41:43.110 --> 0:41:43.570 Yeah. 0:41:43.650 --> 0:41:46.050 And so we got our friends together. We got a 0:41:46.070 --> 0:41:47.890 bunch of alcohol and we got a bunch of stuff 0:41:47.910 --> 0:41:49.739 to carry it in so you could walk the streets 0:41:49.780 --> 0:41:52.299 with it and stuff. We got over to Tampa. We 0:41:52.340 --> 0:41:56.279 were so excited. Now, we did duck into a strip 0:41:56.300 --> 0:41:58.799 mall stripper club first and hung out for a little bit. 0:41:58.920 --> 0:42:01.299 Had a few drinks like, all right, it's Gasparilla time. 0:42:01.320 --> 0:42:04.580 Let's do this. We were a week early. Which was? 0:42:04.900 --> 0:42:05.879 Kids Gasparilla. 0:42:06.180 --> 0:42:06.860 Oh, dang. 0:42:07.380 --> 0:42:09.120 So we rolled up straight out of the strip mall 0:42:09.140 --> 0:42:14.299 stripper club smelling like liquor at Kids Gasparilla. Where the 0:42:14.320 --> 0:42:18.820 party at? A bunch of damn kids. And someone told us, 0:42:18.920 --> 0:42:23.540 Gasparilla's next week. This week is kids' Gasparilla. Oh, that sucks. 0:42:23.560 --> 0:42:25.700 I remember them talking about that. I remember that. So 0:42:25.719 --> 0:42:27.160 we went back to the strip mall stripper club. 0:42:27.800 --> 0:42:30.020 Did you go back the following weekend? Or you were like, nah, 0:42:30.070 --> 0:42:30.640 too much money. 0:42:30.700 --> 0:42:31.140 Nah. 0:42:32.030 --> 0:42:35.270 No, didn't do it. So I still never been to Gasparilla. 0:42:35.310 --> 0:42:37.390 Me neither. I just got hammered and went to kids' Gasparilla. 0:42:38.370 --> 0:42:40.549 My bad. That is the worst. But you know what? 0:42:40.870 --> 0:42:43.290 You made the best of the situation. Sure did. I couldn't. 0:42:43.590 --> 0:42:47.300 Went to a strip club next to a Boost Mobile store. 0:42:47.600 --> 0:42:48.520 Oh, great. 0:42:48.739 --> 0:42:52.259 Those were the best ones. It was bad. Well, I 0:42:52.260 --> 0:42:53.980 did see. That's where I have one of the best 0:42:54.020 --> 0:42:56.140 stories ever in my life. I saw a stripper quit 0:42:57.550 --> 0:42:59.810 during her three song rotation. I saw the circle of 0:42:59.870 --> 0:43:00.530 life of a stripper. 0:43:01.570 --> 0:43:02.629 Why'd she quit? 0:43:02.670 --> 0:43:05.060 Apparently, she had a little altercation with her cut of 0:43:05.080 --> 0:43:07.200 the money with the bartender, so she got into a 0:43:07.200 --> 0:43:11.660 little altercation with him, quit mid-song. Wow. But then, an 0:43:11.780 --> 0:43:15.900 OG stripper from a sister club actually stepped up and 0:43:15.960 --> 0:43:19.230 finished her three-song set, but she was wearing some really 0:43:19.290 --> 0:43:21.310 big LA Gear high tops, and she couldn't get her 0:43:21.330 --> 0:43:25.190 jeans down over the high tops, so she just waddled around. 0:43:25.210 --> 0:43:25.290 Okay. 0:43:26.070 --> 0:43:29.150 With her acid-washed jeans at her ankles. See, that alone 0:43:29.170 --> 0:43:31.430 would have made it worth the trip. It was. It was. 0:43:31.450 --> 0:43:33.400 I mean, I didn't get to see Gasparilla because I 0:43:33.420 --> 0:43:35.520 crashed kids Gasparilla drunk, but I did get to see 0:43:35.560 --> 0:43:37.279 the circle of life of a stripper. And who gets 0:43:37.320 --> 0:43:40.460 to see that live in real time? Very few people. 0:43:40.480 --> 0:43:42.300 He's not lying because I remember him telling me that story. 0:43:42.760 --> 0:43:45.980 Jay Leno, you ever get the date wrong? You're probably 0:43:46.060 --> 0:43:46.859 on point all the time. 0:43:47.200 --> 0:43:48.160 Yeah, I actually am. 0:43:49.030 --> 0:43:51.770 Oh, we got another Brian Grimes. Hey, even the. 0:43:51.710 --> 0:43:55.290 Best of us go to kids' Gasparilla Drugs sometimes. 0:43:55.330 --> 0:43:57.330 No, see, I'm very type A, so I get paranoid 0:43:57.370 --> 0:43:57.810 with dates. 0:43:58.050 --> 0:43:58.330 Yes. 0:43:58.650 --> 0:43:59.990 So I put everything in my calendar. 0:44:00.010 --> 0:44:00.680 Do you really? 0:44:00.719 --> 0:44:02.520 I put like five alarms, make sure I don't miss 0:44:02.600 --> 0:44:02.839 a date. 0:44:03.100 --> 0:44:04.779 Wow. I used to do that. 0:44:05.000 --> 0:44:06.319 Yeah, I make sure to write it down. 0:44:06.380 --> 0:44:08.200 I need to start doing that because I've been forgetting 0:44:08.219 --> 0:44:09.460 more than I normally. 0:44:09.200 --> 0:44:10.500 Do these days. 0:44:10.520 --> 0:44:12.509 That's because Ray told you earlier you're 97 years old. 0:44:12.530 --> 0:44:15.730 I listen to the podcast. And she looked at me like, Wow, 0:44:15.750 --> 0:44:16.650 you carry it well. 0:44:17.370 --> 0:44:17.630 No. 0:44:17.750 --> 0:44:18.210 Oh, God. 0:44:18.290 --> 0:44:19.029 Oh, stop it. 0:44:19.210 --> 0:44:22.170 I didn't think you were damn near 90. 0:44:22.170 --> 0:44:25.330 Right now I'm celebrating my 75-year high school reunion. 0:44:25.390 --> 0:44:27.070 I heard it wrong. 0:44:27.230 --> 0:44:27.450 Yeah. 0:44:27.469 --> 0:44:28.010 All right. 0:44:28.090 --> 0:44:30.690 I want to find out when did you get the 0:44:30.790 --> 0:44:32.090 date wrong. 0:44:32.270 --> 0:44:34.610 All right. We had plans. You were going to get 0:44:34.680 --> 0:44:36.560 out there and have a good time. It did not happen. 0:44:36.900 --> 0:44:38.880 For one of you, we'll hook you up with two tickets. 0:44:38.920 --> 0:44:42.040 Teddy Swim is coming to the Kia Center coming up 0:44:42.160 --> 0:44:44.940 October 22nd. That's a couple weeks away. If you'd like 0:44:44.960 --> 0:44:52.100 to go, 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067, XL Mobile, 41067. Live stream, social media, 0:44:52.180 --> 0:44:53.459 want to hear from you. 0:44:53.820 --> 0:44:56.170 You tell us. You got the date wrong. 0:44:56.210 --> 0:44:59.110 You tell us the story, and one of you is 0:44:59.130 --> 0:45:03.589 going to see Teddy Swim. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. Let's talk about 0:45:03.630 --> 0:45:06.330 it on Johnny's House. When did you get the date wrong? 0:45:06.350 --> 0:45:09.170 You're going to head out and do something. Date was wrong. 0:45:09.730 --> 0:45:12.160 Got a pair of tickets, two tickets to see Teddy Swim. 0:45:12.200 --> 0:45:16.650 Kia Center coming up. On October 22nd. Let's go to Delanne. 0:45:16.750 --> 0:45:17.589 Hey, Desiree. 0:45:18.610 --> 0:45:19.549 Good morning, y'all. 0:45:19.640 --> 0:45:20.759 How you doing, Desiree? 0:45:21.580 --> 0:45:23.400 I'm doing good in this traffic. 0:45:23.640 --> 0:45:24.939 Oh, man. You're sitting in traffic, huh? 0:45:25.780 --> 0:45:26.700 Yeah, just sitting. 0:45:26.940 --> 0:45:28.440 Well, hopefully we can get you through it. Just hang 0:45:28.480 --> 0:45:30.000 out with us. We'll get you there. We'll get you there. 0:45:30.260 --> 0:45:30.759 For sure. 0:45:30.800 --> 0:45:32.479 For sure. All right, when did you get the date wrong? 0:45:33.640 --> 0:45:34.040 Okay. 0:45:34.580 --> 0:45:37.210 So, you know they do the 100 days at school 0:45:37.290 --> 0:45:39.710 and you dress your kids up as little old ladies? 0:45:39.730 --> 0:45:39.890 Yes. 0:45:39.910 --> 0:45:40.049 Yeah. 0:45:42.910 --> 0:45:45.630 So I dressed my daughter up in a robe and 0:45:45.730 --> 0:45:46.690 her hair in. 0:45:46.590 --> 0:45:48.060 The, like, the rolls of. 0:45:50.750 --> 0:45:51.770 No, you didn't, Desiree. 0:45:51.790 --> 0:45:54.109 And I sent her to school and it was the 0:45:54.280 --> 0:45:56.540 wrong day. 0:45:57.000 --> 0:45:59.880 Mama, you got to come get me. Yeah. I'm not staying. 0:46:01.060 --> 0:46:06.069 So, talking about the come get me. So, it's my daughter, Sissy. So, 0:46:06.670 --> 0:46:09.250 on Labor Day, I was running, like, I had to 0:46:09.290 --> 0:46:11.170 go to work extremely early. So, I was like, Sissy, 0:46:11.510 --> 0:46:13.230 you're just going to have to, like, sit over there 0:46:13.270 --> 0:46:17.190 by the office until the gate opens because I got 0:46:17.210 --> 0:46:17.629 to go to work. 0:46:17.690 --> 0:46:20.339 I can't be late. And the school called me. 0:46:20.300 --> 0:46:22.320 And said, you got to pick her up because there's 0:46:22.520 --> 0:46:23.880 no school today. 0:46:24.420 --> 0:46:26.260 No way. 0:46:27.130 --> 0:46:29.710 So not once, but twice I did it to the 0:46:29.750 --> 0:46:30.330 poor girl. 0:46:30.350 --> 0:46:34.350 I don't feel bad now anymore, Tessa Rae. 0:46:34.989 --> 0:46:35.750 Wow. 0:46:35.910 --> 0:46:37.150 I felt so bad. 0:46:37.210 --> 0:46:39.670 But yeah, the one I embarrassed her like crazy. And 0:46:39.710 --> 0:46:42.259 then when I picked her up on Labor Day because 0:46:42.320 --> 0:46:44.759 I messed up, they made me check her out. 0:46:46.380 --> 0:46:47.280 But there was no school. 0:46:47.400 --> 0:46:47.600 Yeah. 0:46:48.250 --> 0:46:48.750 Exactly. 0:46:48.890 --> 0:46:51.149 I mean, it made me get my ID and everything. 0:46:50.820 --> 0:46:51.720 To check it out. 0:46:51.860 --> 0:46:55.360 Yeah, you just can't go and grab a child. Right, 0:46:55.380 --> 0:46:57.120 plus your parents ain't really on point. 0:46:57.000 --> 0:46:59.180 At this point. I mean, this is twice now. 0:46:59.200 --> 0:47:00.120 You ain't lying. 0:47:00.739 --> 0:47:02.759 You know why they got your information? They reported you. 0:47:03.600 --> 0:47:04.500 You got a running case. 0:47:04.660 --> 0:47:06.430 For all they know, you're going to grab the wrong kid. 0:47:06.450 --> 0:47:09.649 That would be fun. 0:47:09.670 --> 0:47:11.270 All right, you hold on a second. She want to 0:47:11.390 --> 0:47:14.050 know why they checked her ID. Amanda from Longwood. 0:47:15.190 --> 0:47:15.650 Hey. 0:47:15.910 --> 0:47:17.149 All right, when did you get the date wrong? 0:47:18.380 --> 0:47:19.600 Oh, gosh. 0:47:19.640 --> 0:47:22.819 The first five years of my son's life. He was 0:47:22.900 --> 0:47:26.739 due June 2nd. Well, because of complications, they scheduled my 0:47:26.800 --> 0:47:27.339 induction date. 0:47:27.360 --> 0:47:28.180 So I got so excited. 0:47:28.430 --> 0:47:30.850 His birthday to me was May 28th. I told everybody 0:47:30.870 --> 0:47:33.910 I got stuff printed May 28th. He ended up coming 0:47:33.930 --> 0:47:36.910 two days before that. And just being out of it, 0:47:37.060 --> 0:47:42.300 I filled out his birth certificate wrong. And my husband 0:47:42.360 --> 0:47:44.920 caught it and made all the changes and everything. And yeah, 0:47:44.940 --> 0:47:46.800 so the first five years of my life, I really 0:47:46.840 --> 0:47:50.270 thought his birthday was May 28th because of the whole big. 0:47:50.969 --> 0:47:52.109 So you put down. 0:47:52.170 --> 0:47:54.650 So you gave birth before the induction. 0:47:55.550 --> 0:47:55.730 Yes. 0:47:55.989 --> 0:47:56.689 He came on the 26th. 0:47:56.730 --> 0:47:58.370 So his birthday is May 26th. 0:48:00.010 --> 0:48:02.609 But they were supposed to give you the 28th. Yep. 0:48:03.340 --> 0:48:04.980 But you say, why change a good date? 0:48:05.890 --> 0:48:08.410 I already got it on a blanket. 0:48:08.489 --> 0:48:10.259 I got it on a bear. I got it on 0:48:10.280 --> 0:48:13.759 all his... I started printing his birth announcement, waiting for 0:48:13.780 --> 0:48:16.739 the pictures. No, I was so programmed. And for the 0:48:16.780 --> 0:48:18.299 longest time, my husband still gave me a hard time 0:48:18.320 --> 0:48:20.580 about it. He's now 11, and I know his birthday now. 0:48:20.780 --> 0:48:22.530 Wow. That's a good one. 0:48:23.390 --> 0:48:26.290 At what age did he have to sit down and say, sweetheart, 0:48:26.310 --> 0:48:27.049 you got the date wrong? 0:48:30.390 --> 0:48:33.239 He just kind of always told me, I filled it 0:48:33.280 --> 0:48:34.960 out wrong for the longest time, and my husband just 0:48:34.980 --> 0:48:37.640 sort of always catch me. And then now he tells me. 0:48:37.920 --> 0:48:39.660 He's like, no, it's the 26th, Mom. It's the 26th. 0:48:39.960 --> 0:48:40.260 Wow. 0:48:40.680 --> 0:48:42.960 That's a good one. I don't feel bad about missing them. 0:48:43.000 --> 0:48:46.299 Yeah, I mean, you had a lot of things going on. 0:48:47.500 --> 0:48:49.880 When you give birth, there's a lot of stuff happening. 0:48:50.000 --> 0:48:52.379 And if you pre-printed it, then I ain't paying for 0:48:52.400 --> 0:48:55.799 a reprint. Hey, everybody know except you. 0:48:55.820 --> 0:48:56.200 You don't know. 0:48:56.590 --> 0:48:58.210 From Davenport, hey, Alex. 0:48:59.310 --> 0:48:59.830 Hello. 0:49:00.130 --> 0:49:00.480 How are you? 0:49:00.489 --> 0:49:00.850 All right. 0:49:00.890 --> 0:49:02.270 What did you get? What did you get wrong? What's 0:49:02.290 --> 0:49:03.830 the date? 0:49:03.910 --> 0:49:05.280 I forgot when I was giving birth. 0:49:05.820 --> 0:49:06.500 You too? 0:49:07.620 --> 0:49:08.650 Yeah, I had it. 0:49:08.739 --> 0:49:12.040 So this was my second kid and I was supposed 0:49:12.060 --> 0:49:13.560 to be induced for the 25th. 0:49:14.360 --> 0:49:17.130 Thankfully, I had told my family because they were watching. 0:49:16.910 --> 0:49:19.810 My oldest and my mom showed up at the house 0:49:19.870 --> 0:49:21.320 and like 6.30 in the morning. 0:49:21.120 --> 0:49:23.560 Going, where's your child? 0:49:23.580 --> 0:49:25.940 Because I was bringing them over to their house. 0:49:26.800 --> 0:49:28.859 And I was about two and a half hours late 0:49:28.890 --> 0:49:30.870 to my induction with Dunkin' Donuts. 0:49:32.570 --> 0:49:34.390 I'm going to eat before I'm induced, but yeah. 0:49:34.469 --> 0:49:35.890 I completely forgot to. 0:49:36.070 --> 0:49:38.250 I thought you were supposed to eat before you're induced. 0:49:38.650 --> 0:49:39.380 I don't care. 0:49:39.390 --> 0:49:43.080 I would have my lunch before I go. My bad. 0:49:43.320 --> 0:49:44.140 I ain't know. 0:49:44.660 --> 0:49:45.040 Wow. 0:49:46.140 --> 0:49:46.680 My bad. 0:49:46.739 --> 0:49:48.520 No, you aren't supposed to eat, but I was eating. 0:49:52.050 --> 0:49:54.350 You do what you want. I just thought. I've never 0:49:54.370 --> 0:49:54.830 given birth. 0:49:55.190 --> 0:49:55.609 I don't know. 0:49:56.190 --> 0:49:57.790 I didn't know you were supposed to eat donuts. 0:49:58.050 --> 0:49:59.290 No, you're not supposed to eat. 0:49:59.430 --> 0:50:01.509 I came in with bagels and donuts, and I was 0:50:01.989 --> 0:50:04.500 two hours late, but I brought donuts for the nurses. 0:50:04.580 --> 0:50:06.840 It was fine. That's good. That's fine. 0:50:07.080 --> 0:50:09.580 I'm getting the impression that when you're pregnant, you just 0:50:09.600 --> 0:50:10.080 do what you want. 0:50:10.140 --> 0:50:11.100 Yeah, basically. 0:50:11.120 --> 0:50:13.520 Well, at that point, at the end, you literally will 0:50:13.540 --> 0:50:14.160 do whatever. 0:50:14.200 --> 0:50:14.640 Whatever. 0:50:14.860 --> 0:50:17.339 Let's just do this. Make life what it is. All right, 0:50:17.380 --> 0:50:19.780 you hold on a second. B, what's over there, man? 0:50:19.840 --> 0:50:21.680 XL Mobile powered by attorney Dan Newland in a wreck. 0:50:21.719 --> 0:50:24.460 Need a check? It's a no-brainer. Just call attorney Dan Newland. 0:50:24.940 --> 0:50:27.200 Someone said they got the date wrong when they went 0:50:27.239 --> 0:50:29.600 to work one day. It was a three-day weekend. They 0:50:29.640 --> 0:50:30.980 got in the car. They went to work. It was 0:50:31.000 --> 0:50:33.950 a Monday. There was no work. Then someone said they 0:50:33.969 --> 0:50:36.150 were starting a new job, and they showed up the 0:50:36.170 --> 0:50:37.969 day before they were supposed to actually start. But I 0:50:37.969 --> 0:50:40.049 think that looks good. Yeah, I do, too. I do, too. 0:50:40.430 --> 0:50:42.190 The worst thing for us is when they do the 0:50:42.230 --> 0:50:45.090 time change. And if you take a nap longer than 0:50:45.110 --> 0:50:48.670 you're supposed to, and you look outside and it's five, 0:50:48.870 --> 0:50:50.250 but it's dark and. 0:50:50.170 --> 0:50:51.489 You're freaking out. I've done that. 0:50:51.530 --> 0:50:53.509 You're freaking out. You're like, I'm late for work. Let me, 0:50:53.530 --> 0:50:54.089 wait a minute. 0:50:54.150 --> 0:50:54.230 Yep. 0:50:54.250 --> 0:50:58.660 Wait a minute. All right. Uh, Desiree says a hundred days. 0:50:58.739 --> 0:51:01.040 She got a kid messed up twice, took his kids 0:51:01.060 --> 0:51:03.739 to school on a Labor Day and dressed up for 0:51:03.760 --> 0:51:06.060 a hundred days. You got Amanda who got a kid's 0:51:06.100 --> 0:51:08.640 birthday wrong a couple of times. And then Alex said, 0:51:08.660 --> 0:51:10.390 I know when it's supposed to do it, but I 0:51:10.410 --> 0:51:12.350 eat donuts and bagels before I gave birth. 0:51:12.390 --> 0:51:12.950 That's number three. 0:51:13.410 --> 0:51:14.870 On the count of three, hold up some fingers who 0:51:14.890 --> 0:51:16.400 you think should win. 0:51:16.410 --> 0:51:22.049 One, two, three. Wow. All right. Desiree, congratulations. 0:51:23.010 --> 0:51:23.990 Woo-woo. 0:51:24.700 --> 0:51:26.500 I'll take 50. 0:51:26.500 --> 0:51:28.180 There you go. 0:51:28.239 --> 0:51:30.759 For being a forgetful parent, you have won today on 0:51:31.320 --> 0:51:33.460 Johnny's House. Two tickets, Teddy Swim at the Kia Center 0:51:33.760 --> 0:51:36.200 coming up on October 22nd. It's the 22nd. 0:51:36.239 --> 0:51:37.580 Write it down. Far from it today. 0:51:39.160 --> 0:51:39.760 Thanks, Brian. 0:51:39.840 --> 0:51:41.359 You can go down to the 23rd if you want to, 0:51:41.840 --> 0:51:42.620 but he won't be there. 0:51:43.060 --> 0:51:45.740 All right? Thanks, y'all. You hold on. We'll get some information, 0:51:45.760 --> 0:51:48.450 all right? Okay. All right. Ray, Celebrity News. 0:51:48.590 --> 0:51:51.529 There is now a book out there talking about how 0:51:51.590 --> 0:51:55.469 Gisele and Tom Brady split up their 13. 0:51:55.469 --> 0:51:58.910 Now, the Johnny's House Entertainment News with Ray. 0:51:59.070 --> 0:51:59.469 All right. 0:51:59.510 --> 0:52:02.069 So there is a new book about Tom Brady's life, 0:52:02.590 --> 0:52:06.219 and it's claiming how Giselle told him they were no 0:52:06.300 --> 0:52:08.500 longer compatible after 13 years. 0:52:08.860 --> 0:52:09.100 Really? 0:52:09.140 --> 0:52:13.640 Now, the author is Lars Anderson, who is an insider. 0:52:14.560 --> 0:52:16.219 So it's not written by either one of them. 0:52:16.420 --> 0:52:18.739 So is it authorized by either one of them or no? 0:52:18.940 --> 0:52:19.419 Okay, so. 0:52:20.540 --> 0:52:21.080 I don't know. 0:52:21.100 --> 0:52:24.030 I don't know who this person is exactly. 0:52:24.050 --> 0:52:26.370 If you want to look it up, I mean, like, 0:52:26.430 --> 0:52:30.910 Lars Anderson is the author. But the insider, that's what 0:52:30.969 --> 0:52:35.170 this person's calling themselves, an insider, is saying that Giselle 0:52:35.270 --> 0:52:40.299 is really into astrology and reportedly looked at the stars 0:52:40.840 --> 0:52:43.480 and told Tom Brady that we're not compatible. 0:52:44.560 --> 0:52:45.280 And that was. 0:52:46.420 --> 0:52:48.580 just like that. Like it was, she was just done. 0:52:48.560 --> 0:52:51.080 At one point, 13 years later, she was just done 0:52:51.120 --> 0:52:53.700 with the marriage. Um, the book is called Brady, an 0:52:54.040 --> 0:52:56.540 American story and the price of greatness. 0:52:56.980 --> 0:52:57.739 I saw the headline. 0:52:57.840 --> 0:52:58.410 I didn't read it. 0:52:58.489 --> 0:53:01.530 It says, Giselle told Tom, they was over in three words. 0:53:01.890 --> 0:53:02.130 It is. 0:53:02.230 --> 0:53:02.950 We're not compatible. 0:53:02.969 --> 0:53:04.489 Yes, we're not compatible. 0:53:05.090 --> 0:53:07.690 Um, and so I guess there had, there's been some 0:53:07.710 --> 0:53:12.550 longstanding tension, obviously between his football career, including a alleged 0:53:12.610 --> 0:53:14.670 moment where she asked him to, Now is a good 0:53:14.710 --> 0:53:17.500 time to retire, don't you think, after his sixth Super 0:53:17.540 --> 0:53:22.500 Bowl victory? And so I guess months before the divorce, 0:53:22.640 --> 0:53:28.200 Tom Brady reportedly made an 11-day attempt to save his marriage. 0:53:28.600 --> 0:53:32.370 So I guess he was doing the Buccaneers training camp, 0:53:32.730 --> 0:53:36.030 and he told his coach that he had to leave 0:53:36.050 --> 0:53:37.510 to take care of personal things. 0:53:37.530 --> 0:53:37.610 Yeah. 0:53:37.830 --> 0:53:39.250 Like he's like, I'm leaving. I have to take care 0:53:39.270 --> 0:53:42.149 of personal things. He left for 11 days. He met 0:53:42.250 --> 0:53:46.049 Giselle in a private resort in the Bahamas. And that 0:53:46.090 --> 0:53:50.370 was like his last attempt to save his marriage. When 0:53:50.390 --> 0:53:55.200 he returned to Tampa, the assistant coach, Clyde Christensen, said 0:53:55.280 --> 0:53:58.940 that Tom was an empty shell of who he was 0:53:58.980 --> 0:54:00.120 when he came back from Bahamas. 0:54:00.500 --> 0:54:02.480 Did you look up that person? 0:54:02.540 --> 0:54:05.219 I did. So he is an author that writes for 0:54:05.239 --> 0:54:08.980 Sports Illustrated. So he's an investigative reporter. It's not authorized 0:54:09.000 --> 0:54:12.730 by either side, but he did interview over 350 different 0:54:12.790 --> 0:54:15.750 people surrounding the two of them. 0:54:15.850 --> 0:54:18.069 Okay, so he's got great resources. 0:54:18.270 --> 0:54:20.509 No one said yes or no to it. They both 0:54:20.530 --> 0:54:23.220 didn't comment on it, but he talked to actual people 0:54:23.640 --> 0:54:24.540 that were tied to people. 0:54:24.620 --> 0:54:26.279 And so that's why I was like, he says he's 0:54:26.320 --> 0:54:27.600 an insider. And the fact that he. 0:54:27.560 --> 0:54:29.330 Did talk, he talked to the assistant coach. 0:54:29.350 --> 0:54:29.430 Yeah. 0:54:29.450 --> 0:54:31.290 He talked to people from Tampa and the Bucs team 0:54:31.330 --> 0:54:32.109 and like all that stuff. 0:54:32.170 --> 0:54:32.290 Yeah. 0:54:32.690 --> 0:54:33.710 I mean, it makes sense. 0:54:33.790 --> 0:54:36.930 And I guess that, like, the book also claims that 0:54:36.969 --> 0:54:39.350 Giselle had asked Tom Brady for more attention at home, 0:54:39.390 --> 0:54:40.370 including more help with. 0:54:40.290 --> 0:54:42.570 Their children and more time. 0:54:43.190 --> 0:54:46.089 Away from football so she could do something of her 0:54:46.210 --> 0:54:48.350 own career instead of focusing on the kids. 0:54:48.930 --> 0:54:51.230 I'm not in their marriage, but I'm sitting there going, Giselle, 0:54:51.310 --> 0:54:52.350 I got one two-year max. 0:54:52.410 --> 0:54:52.770 I'm out. 0:54:52.930 --> 0:54:53.230 Yeah. 0:54:53.310 --> 0:54:53.830 I'm out. 0:54:53.870 --> 0:54:56.070 That's the thing with a professional athlete. There is a window. 0:54:56.090 --> 0:54:57.730 It's going to close. And when it does, I'm done. 0:54:57.790 --> 0:55:01.050 I'm done. And he, you know, was at the very 0:55:01.090 --> 0:55:02.220 end of his window. It was over. 0:55:02.590 --> 0:55:02.840 Yeah. 0:55:02.890 --> 0:55:06.060 And he was always really involved with the kids. 0:55:06.300 --> 0:55:06.720 I know. 0:55:06.840 --> 0:55:08.040 You can see that all the time. 0:55:08.060 --> 0:55:09.500 From what I saw, too. In every post I've seen, 0:55:09.520 --> 0:55:10.520 I've seen that. Yeah. 0:55:10.600 --> 0:55:13.040 The thing I'm mad, I would be mad about is, like, 0:55:13.180 --> 0:55:15.460 in that room in the Bahamas, it was just you 0:55:15.900 --> 0:55:16.299 and I. 0:55:16.560 --> 0:55:17.180 In the stars. 0:55:17.200 --> 0:55:19.840 Yeah, in the stars. And you told me we weren't compatible. 0:55:20.280 --> 0:55:23.020 I told no one. He knows. 0:55:23.060 --> 0:55:23.259 Right. 0:55:23.320 --> 0:55:23.860 You told. 0:55:23.880 --> 0:55:24.500 Yeah. 0:55:24.820 --> 0:55:25.880 Who did you tell? 0:55:25.980 --> 0:55:26.800 Yeah. 0:55:26.840 --> 0:55:28.920 The jiu-jitsu instructor. 0:55:29.000 --> 0:55:29.570 Right. 0:55:29.590 --> 0:55:30.660 The jiu-jitsu instructor. 0:55:30.680 --> 0:55:31.549 That's who she told. 0:55:31.570 --> 0:55:33.390 At what point did she start learning karate? Because that's 0:55:33.410 --> 0:55:34.690 where we have a problem. Exactly. 0:55:34.890 --> 0:55:35.190 Yeah. 0:55:35.370 --> 0:55:37.110 So, I mean, that book is out there if you 0:55:37.130 --> 0:55:37.600 want to see it. 0:55:37.650 --> 0:55:41.070 Brady, An American Story and the Price of Greatness is 0:55:41.110 --> 0:55:43.730 what it's called. So, again, if you've got resources and 0:55:43.770 --> 0:55:46.110 talk to all these people, I believe the majority of it. 0:55:46.110 --> 0:55:47.529 That's just not cool, man. How are you going to 0:55:47.550 --> 0:55:50.230 write about me and my divorce? I ain't included. She 0:55:50.250 --> 0:55:52.070 ain't included. But you got some facts. You're going to 0:55:52.090 --> 0:55:52.330 write a book. 0:55:52.350 --> 0:55:54.450 I mean, if he's been with Sports Illustrated for a while, 0:55:54.469 --> 0:55:56.310 he's worked on a lot of stuff. Like Ray said, 0:55:56.350 --> 0:55:59.430 he's got some pretty reliable sources. 0:55:59.450 --> 0:56:03.000 So the American Idol season 25 judges were just announced. 0:56:03.400 --> 0:56:06.280 And it started out as like a Luke Bryan concert, 0:56:06.440 --> 0:56:08.620 it seemed like, when they were announcing it or whatever. 0:56:08.640 --> 0:56:11.400 By the end of it, American Idol revealed. 0:56:10.860 --> 0:56:16.500 That Carrie Underwood and Lionel Richie revealed the other three 0:56:16.540 --> 0:56:17.420 people that are returning. 0:56:17.440 --> 0:56:21.190 Lionel's in the hospital. He had surgery. Yeah. 0:56:21.230 --> 0:56:21.469 Really? 0:56:21.489 --> 0:56:22.469 I mean, I'm sure he'll be back. 0:56:22.530 --> 0:56:23.130 Yeah. 0:56:23.530 --> 0:56:25.610 But what they're saying is that the singing competition is 0:56:25.670 --> 0:56:28.450 that they're bringing them back. But they were back on stage, 0:56:28.530 --> 0:56:31.640 and then obviously he did have medical issues. 0:56:31.680 --> 0:56:32.920 Maybe he's not going to tour anymore. 0:56:32.960 --> 0:56:33.240 Yeah. 0:56:33.540 --> 0:56:35.799 A lot of people are saying that like, I don't know. 0:56:36.120 --> 0:56:39.180 But Carrie and Luke Bryan do want you to know 0:56:39.219 --> 0:56:40.680 that they are going to be back and all that. 0:56:40.719 --> 0:56:43.500 But Lionel Richie, they did announce that he was coming back. 0:56:43.620 --> 0:56:43.779 Yeah. 0:56:44.500 --> 0:56:45.730 I'd be staying at 2,000 hospitals. 0:56:45.750 --> 0:56:48.489 I'll be back. Yeah. I'll be back. Hold my spot. 0:56:48.550 --> 0:56:50.010 Hold my spot. I'll be back. 0:56:50.090 --> 0:56:53.280 So, but the 25th season of American Idol, people are excited. 0:56:53.410 --> 0:56:53.779 I don't know. 0:56:53.920 --> 0:56:54.500 I feel like. 0:56:55.050 --> 0:56:57.410 Dancing with the Stars is a lot better this season. Brian, 0:56:57.430 --> 0:56:58.910 I know you were gone for the past like 10 days, 0:56:58.930 --> 0:57:01.009 but we were talking about it. They did a really 0:57:01.050 --> 0:57:02.799 good job of Dancing with the Stars. 0:57:02.820 --> 0:57:05.720 Yeah, the group is good. Yeah. 0:57:05.760 --> 0:57:08.640 So I feel like a lot of these reality competition 0:57:08.880 --> 0:57:12.160 series and shows, they're realizing they have to step it up. 0:57:12.219 --> 0:57:15.360 They have to change things because it's kind of dull 0:57:15.400 --> 0:57:15.759 right now. 0:57:15.780 --> 0:57:18.430 There are two shows that every time I hear their name, 0:57:18.450 --> 0:57:20.550 I cringe because Brian was here. We were forced to 0:57:20.590 --> 0:57:23.950 watch them. Glee was one and American Idol was the 0:57:23.990 --> 0:57:27.050 other one. I I had to watch Glee. It was horrible. 0:57:27.070 --> 0:57:28.890 I know, you mentioned that last week. 0:57:29.310 --> 0:57:31.250 I think Brian had to watch American Idol. Yes, not 0:57:31.270 --> 0:57:32.450 only did I have to watch it, I used to 0:57:32.470 --> 0:57:35.340 have to sit there and record the entire hour to 0:57:35.360 --> 0:57:37.120 get audio from it, because back then there was no 0:57:37.260 --> 0:57:40.140 audio on the internet available. Been here so long. So 0:57:40.160 --> 0:57:41.980 I would have to get the whole episode on audio 0:57:42.060 --> 0:57:44.160 and then edit out parts to play on the air 0:57:44.180 --> 0:57:44.520 the next day. 0:57:44.540 --> 0:57:47.680 It's different from watching for your enjoyment than watching because 0:57:47.720 --> 0:57:48.380 you have to. 0:57:48.860 --> 0:57:51.490 We had to. And I'm sitting there watching Glee like, 0:57:51.530 --> 0:57:52.210 this is some crap. 0:57:53.080 --> 0:57:54.960 Yeah, just breaking out in random singing. 0:57:54.960 --> 0:57:57.880 20 years in the game, and I'm doing it. 0:57:58.280 --> 0:57:59.420 I'm watching Glee. 0:57:59.460 --> 0:58:01.510 Well, the story last week was that they're doing a 0:58:01.590 --> 0:58:04.490 revamp of Glee, a new kind of show like that. 0:58:05.350 --> 0:58:06.250 Johnny had PTSD. 0:58:06.310 --> 0:58:09.080 I said, you know what? You're going to watch it. 0:58:09.170 --> 0:58:12.470 I used to voluntarily watch Glee. 0:58:14.680 --> 0:58:16.419 Well, that would make sense because it was probably written 0:58:16.440 --> 0:58:17.960 for someone like you. 0:58:18.480 --> 0:58:21.090 Yes. You probably watched it with enjoyment, didn't you? 0:58:21.140 --> 0:58:24.360 I did. I watched it like... That dude is not 18. 0:58:24.360 --> 0:58:24.650 He's 35. 0:58:24.650 --> 0:58:28.170 That's how I watched it, man. We come back when 0:58:28.190 --> 0:58:29.880 to find out when did you have to fight off. 0:58:30.220 --> 0:58:32.000 So, Brian, there's a video. Did you see the video? No, 0:58:32.020 --> 0:58:33.580 I just saw it. I read the story. Okay, what happened? 0:58:33.660 --> 0:58:37.060 A woman had to fight off a sea lion. I 0:58:37.080 --> 0:58:38.240 didn't know they attacked like that. 0:58:38.300 --> 0:58:40.140 I didn't either, but I'd never gotten close enough to one. 0:58:40.180 --> 0:58:42.480 Man, same here. Except, you know, throwing a bitch out 0:58:42.560 --> 0:58:44.700 at SeaWorld. Yeah, so they said she had to fight 0:58:44.720 --> 0:58:47.000 it off. Like, fist fight it. I would be like, 0:58:47.040 --> 0:58:48.980 stop playing. First of all, it's got flippers, so I 0:58:48.980 --> 0:58:51.300 feel like I could win, but they got sharp teeth 0:58:51.540 --> 0:58:52.200 because they're fish. 0:58:53.110 --> 0:58:54.630 Somebody need to look into that. I think she was 0:58:54.670 --> 0:58:58.330 messing with the sea lion. I would imagine you had 0:58:58.350 --> 0:59:01.450 to get closer than you should to the sea lion. 0:59:01.670 --> 0:59:01.990 Yeah. 0:59:02.290 --> 0:59:05.490 Or maybe approaching her babies or something. Did she fight 0:59:05.510 --> 0:59:06.310 it off and it ran away? 0:59:06.330 --> 0:59:06.550 Yeah. 0:59:06.570 --> 0:59:08.710 All right. So we want to find out when did 0:59:08.730 --> 0:59:09.950 you have to fight something? 0:59:10.160 --> 0:59:10.300 Off? 0:59:10.360 --> 0:59:12.260 Brian, when did you have to fight? The wild came 0:59:12.300 --> 0:59:13.320 to you and you had to fight it off. 0:59:13.400 --> 0:59:16.780 Well, I usually get punked by the wildlife. So raccoons 0:59:16.820 --> 0:59:19.380 have been punking me for years. Ever since that one 0:59:19.400 --> 0:59:20.660 stood up in front of my truck and threw his 0:59:20.700 --> 0:59:23.080 hands up in the air like what? And I'm like, 0:59:23.100 --> 0:59:24.240 you know, I can run you over, right? 0:59:24.360 --> 0:59:24.540 Yep. 0:59:24.660 --> 0:59:25.200 I've seen that. 0:59:25.800 --> 0:59:27.680 And then he did the little cut sign with his 0:59:27.760 --> 0:59:30.420 thumb across his neck and ran back in the woods. 0:59:30.460 --> 0:59:33.980 And I'm like, uh-uh. You win. Then one time I 0:59:34.020 --> 0:59:36.060 was getting home from work and something kept tearing up 0:59:36.180 --> 0:59:37.720 all my flowers. I couldn't figure out what it was 0:59:38.120 --> 0:59:39.780 at my house. And so I get home from work 0:59:39.820 --> 0:59:42.100 and I come around the corner and it's a damn armadillo. 0:59:42.400 --> 0:59:44.760 And he's eating up all my flowers. I said, ha! 0:59:45.010 --> 0:59:47.110 And he looked at me like, what? 0:59:47.840 --> 0:59:48.740 Aren't they blind? 0:59:49.190 --> 0:59:50.490 I don't know. I said, ha! 0:59:51.980 --> 0:59:54.800 And it started running at me. Oh, it was not scary. 0:59:54.860 --> 0:59:55.280 Yeah. 0:59:55.380 --> 0:59:57.420 So I stomped at it a couple of times and 0:59:57.500 --> 0:59:59.620 it didn't stop. So then I ran in the garage 0:59:59.640 --> 1:00:00.020 and shut the door. 1:00:00.160 --> 1:00:02.980 That's right. Like a little bitch. That's right. They got rabies. 1:00:03.020 --> 1:00:03.580 That's right. 1:00:03.920 --> 1:00:04.220 I think. 1:00:04.260 --> 1:00:04.640 I don't know. 1:00:05.220 --> 1:00:09.320 I had my oldest and dearest friend, Fred. I would 1:00:09.360 --> 1:00:13.100 walk him home, and there was woods that connected his 1:00:13.140 --> 1:00:15.400 neighborhood to mine. Now, to go around would be an 1:00:15.480 --> 1:00:17.600 extra 45 minutes, but if you cut through, it was 1:00:17.660 --> 1:00:19.980 a 20. And it was getting dark, and we say 1:00:20.000 --> 1:00:22.100 goodbye in the middle of the woods. So I'm walking through, 1:00:22.560 --> 1:00:25.920 and an opossum. Y'all call them possums? We call them opossums. 1:00:25.940 --> 1:00:26.140 An opossum. 1:00:26.800 --> 1:00:29.680 The opossum came out. It had red eyes. And just 1:00:29.700 --> 1:00:30.920 like Brown, it went, ha! 1:00:30.960 --> 1:00:34.710 And it went. And I went. 1:00:34.870 --> 1:00:35.690 Those things are gross. 1:00:35.730 --> 1:00:36.390 I went, ha! 1:00:38.410 --> 1:00:41.550 Let's just say I took the 45-minute route. I was 1:00:41.610 --> 1:00:43.050 not messing with that thing. 1:00:43.520 --> 1:00:44.320 Uh-uh. 1:00:44.520 --> 1:00:44.740 Yeah. 1:00:45.000 --> 1:00:47.120 No, I don't know what you're doing. The lady was 1:00:47.180 --> 1:00:49.620 paddle boarding. Paddle boarding. Okay, there it was. That's when 1:00:49.640 --> 1:00:51.020 the sea lion rolled up on you. Yeah, she smacked 1:00:51.060 --> 1:00:51.440 the bonnet. 1:00:51.540 --> 1:00:51.760 Yep. 1:00:52.080 --> 1:00:53.820 Get out of here. Ray, when did you have to 1:00:53.840 --> 1:00:55.240 have a fight with the wild? 1:00:55.280 --> 1:00:58.740 Well, you know that raccoon... straight up knocking on. 1:00:58.680 --> 1:01:01.180 Our door that was a great storyline it went for 1:01:01.200 --> 1:01:01.840 like months. 1:01:01.660 --> 1:01:03.860 Months we had a raccoon that was like terrorizing my 1:01:03.910 --> 1:01:06.150 family for months and i would be in the garage 1:01:06.190 --> 1:01:09.670 like working out and daytime daytime just start walking up 1:01:10.050 --> 1:01:12.430 this raccoon just coming to look at me and he 1:01:12.770 --> 1:01:14.630 literally would come up on our back porch and like 1:01:14.690 --> 1:01:17.270 look in our house like in the back door he 1:01:17.310 --> 1:01:19.410 was horrible we tried to like how many trappers did 1:01:19.430 --> 1:01:23.620 you call And then finally, my friend who works with 1:01:23.660 --> 1:01:25.780 animals a lot, she trapped it. 1:01:25.960 --> 1:01:27.730 And then I was like, I need to see this 1:01:27.790 --> 1:01:28.990 mofo relocated. 1:01:29.330 --> 1:01:30.290 So I rode with her. 1:01:30.990 --> 1:01:31.610 To let him out? 1:01:31.770 --> 1:01:35.050 Yeah, out past like that jail that's past like East Orlando. 1:01:35.090 --> 1:01:35.290 Yeah. 1:01:35.390 --> 1:01:37.000 And we relocated him out there. 1:01:37.520 --> 1:01:39.160 And then it started calling Ray at night going, I'm 1:01:39.180 --> 1:01:41.860 going to kill you. 1:01:41.900 --> 1:01:45.560 But he like literally would not leave our house alone. 1:01:45.620 --> 1:01:48.310 If you listen, I mean, Ray would come here. I'm like, Ray, 1:01:48.330 --> 1:01:49.750 you're tripping right now. You know that, right? 1:01:49.990 --> 1:01:51.490 No, for real. It can tell. 1:01:51.770 --> 1:01:53.230 Raccoons can't do it. Then Brian come in and tell 1:01:53.250 --> 1:01:53.730 him I want to get. 1:01:53.670 --> 1:01:54.310 Him to cutthroat. 1:01:54.330 --> 1:01:54.400 Yes. 1:01:55.130 --> 1:01:56.270 They throw up gang signs. 1:01:56.290 --> 1:02:00.780 Because they have opposable thumbs. Raccoons can shoot guns. They can. 1:02:00.800 --> 1:02:03.260 That's science. It's not me. 1:02:04.460 --> 1:02:06.380 Jay Lenny, who's hanging out with us today, have you 1:02:06.440 --> 1:02:08.240 ever had to fight off the wild? 1:02:08.660 --> 1:02:10.740 I don't know about the wild, but I've definitely gotten 1:02:10.760 --> 1:02:11.800 chased by a dog before. 1:02:12.020 --> 1:02:14.860 Oh, yeah. Oh, in my neighborhood, that was right of passage. Yeah. 1:02:15.060 --> 1:02:18.930 Yeah, we played games with that. We would throw rocks 1:02:19.030 --> 1:02:20.930 at the dog, open the fence, and if he got you, 1:02:20.950 --> 1:02:21.410 he got you. 1:02:21.530 --> 1:02:22.270 Oh, my gosh. 1:02:22.330 --> 1:02:23.310 And you wonder why. 1:02:23.470 --> 1:02:24.870 See, to be fair, I did the same thing. 1:02:25.110 --> 1:02:25.250 Right? 1:02:25.270 --> 1:02:27.830 We had video games. We didn't have all that stuff. 1:02:28.070 --> 1:02:32.010 So we had to make fun. So we had animal cruelty. Hey, 1:02:32.150 --> 1:02:34.410 it wouldn't have been cruel if he got your butt. 1:02:34.450 --> 1:02:35.450 He's got to run fast enough. 1:02:35.470 --> 1:02:36.670 Oh, he had to run fast enough. 1:02:37.110 --> 1:02:38.510 One time I got my boy on a tree and 1:02:38.550 --> 1:02:38.980 we laughed. 1:02:39.040 --> 1:02:39.400 Oh, wow. 1:02:39.800 --> 1:02:43.080 It was the funniest thing. Nah, we wouldn't do that today. 1:02:43.260 --> 1:02:47.860 Of course not. We got video games now. Hey, why 1:02:47.880 --> 1:02:49.320 go outside? No need to go outside. 1:02:49.340 --> 1:02:51.550 All right, I want to find out from you, when 1:02:51.570 --> 1:02:54.290 did you have a fight with the wild? Sometimes it happens, 1:02:54.310 --> 1:02:56.270 you don't mean to. But here's the thing, all these 1:02:56.330 --> 1:03:00.290 new subdivisions, y'all put houses there. Those animals, that used to. 1:03:00.250 --> 1:03:00.790 Be their homes. 1:03:01.030 --> 1:03:04.160 Now talk about the wild boars in Lake Nona. Y'all 1:03:04.180 --> 1:03:06.560 didn't try to relocate them. So they got together and 1:03:06.580 --> 1:03:11.140 they're coming back. So when did you have to have 1:03:11.160 --> 1:03:13.410 a fight with the wild? 1:03:13.430 --> 1:03:13.550 407-919-1067. 1:03:13.570 --> 1:03:13.810 877-919-1067. 1:03:14.030 --> 1:03:16.970 The XL Mobile is 41067. Live stream, social media, we 1:03:17.010 --> 1:03:18.650 want to hear from you. You're kind of quiet. You're 1:03:18.690 --> 1:03:21.070 minding your own business. And you had a fight with 1:03:21.090 --> 1:03:22.600 the wild. We want to hear your story. Call us 1:03:22.660 --> 1:03:23.240 on Johnny's House. 1:03:23.500 --> 1:03:26.660 Heading to work? Stick with Johnny's House and listen all 1:03:26.680 --> 1:03:28.160 day on the iHeartRadio app. 1:03:29.610 --> 1:03:31.850 Starting next Monday. 27 on a Monday. 1:03:31.850 --> 1:03:34.160 71 now. Getting up to 87 is a high and 1:03:34.180 --> 1:03:36.520 a lot of sunshine. A woman had to fight out, 1:03:36.540 --> 1:03:38.120 what was it? A sea lion. 1:03:38.140 --> 1:03:38.740 Sea lion. 1:03:38.800 --> 1:03:40.180 She was out there paddle boarding. I know she hit 1:03:40.200 --> 1:03:40.580 that thing. 1:03:40.740 --> 1:03:40.980 I know. 1:03:41.020 --> 1:03:43.240 But nobody saw that on the video. So she had 1:03:43.260 --> 1:03:45.180 to attack. And we want to find out when did 1:03:45.200 --> 1:03:47.180 you have to have an attack where you had to 1:03:47.240 --> 1:03:49.420 fight back from the wild, from Winter Springs. 1:03:49.480 --> 1:03:52.910 Helen. Hey, Helen. Hey, Johnny. Hey, Ray. 1:03:52.950 --> 1:03:53.570 Hey, Brian. 1:03:53.630 --> 1:03:54.850 Welcome back. Thank you. 1:03:55.010 --> 1:03:56.710 I'm jealous, by the way. 1:03:56.730 --> 1:03:58.930 It was a great time. We all are. Hey, look, 1:03:59.010 --> 1:04:02.250 I've saved and planned for almost 10 years, man. I 1:04:02.650 --> 1:04:03.610 hear you. I hear you. 1:04:03.970 --> 1:04:07.550 Hey, so years ago, I was at my daughter and 1:04:07.790 --> 1:04:10.590 her boyfriend's apartment complex in the parking lot, and all 1:04:10.610 --> 1:04:13.850 of a sudden a raccoon started chasing me. So I 1:04:13.990 --> 1:04:15.810 didn't even know I had this in me, but I 1:04:15.870 --> 1:04:21.360 literally jumped on the tailgate of his truck And flipped 1:04:21.540 --> 1:04:25.020 over the tailgate into the bed, screaming the entire way. 1:04:25.060 --> 1:04:27.380 And all kinds of people came out. And my daughter's 1:04:27.420 --> 1:04:29.940 boyfriend came out with a bat and just, like, scared 1:04:29.960 --> 1:04:30.420 it away. 1:04:30.780 --> 1:04:31.100 But, yeah. 1:04:31.500 --> 1:04:33.040 Now, listen, this was years ago. 1:04:33.220 --> 1:04:34.320 I could never do that today. 1:04:34.340 --> 1:04:37.480 Now, my question is this. What did you do to 1:04:37.520 --> 1:04:38.080 that raccoon? 1:04:40.340 --> 1:04:41.340 I just existed. 1:04:41.380 --> 1:04:41.980 I don't know. 1:04:42.000 --> 1:04:43.510 You threw a rock at it. 1:04:43.510 --> 1:04:44.820 You kicked it. You did something. 1:04:45.550 --> 1:04:46.390 No, I didn't. 1:04:46.450 --> 1:04:48.810 I swear. I got out of my car and he 1:04:48.830 --> 1:04:50.730 was there. And I'm like, holy crap. 1:04:50.750 --> 1:04:52.050 I guess I cussed at him, maybe. 1:04:52.230 --> 1:04:53.090 I probably cussed at him. 1:04:53.310 --> 1:04:56.360 Yeah, you know, you did something that made that raccoon mad. 1:04:56.380 --> 1:04:57.400 All of a sudden, you just pull up and the 1:04:57.520 --> 1:04:59.160 raccoon says, you know what? I want to attack right now. 1:04:59.320 --> 1:05:03.340 Until Johnny's been attacked by a raccoon, he'll continue to 1:05:03.380 --> 1:05:03.760 say that. 1:05:03.800 --> 1:05:06.040 Yeah, he don't know. You need to know what it's 1:05:06.060 --> 1:05:08.240 like to be with a raccoon. I forgot all three 1:05:08.260 --> 1:05:08.910 of y'all are victims. 1:05:08.970 --> 1:05:09.930 I was just going to say that. 1:05:09.950 --> 1:05:12.310 Yeah, they're all victims of raccoon attacks. You can't understand 1:05:12.370 --> 1:05:13.890 until you've been marked by the raccoon gang. 1:05:14.830 --> 1:05:15.350 Exactly. 1:05:15.410 --> 1:05:17.430 I had to move. I'm just kidding. 1:05:17.590 --> 1:05:20.410 Is that why you moved, Ray? That's why I got divorced. 1:05:20.940 --> 1:05:24.490 Ray gave up her entire life. Because the raccoon wouldn't 1:05:24.510 --> 1:05:27.050 leave her alone. I'm telling you. All right. Helen, I 1:05:27.090 --> 1:05:29.650 believe you. Thank you for sharing that. She's on the 1:05:29.750 --> 1:05:30.870 raccoon protection program. 1:05:30.890 --> 1:05:31.230 I know. 1:05:31.550 --> 1:05:31.790 I know. 1:05:32.230 --> 1:05:35.030 Ray was so frustrated during that time. I wanted to laugh, 1:05:35.050 --> 1:05:36.790 but you weren't laughing. That was a couple days. You 1:05:36.810 --> 1:05:37.870 came in here like, yo, for real. 1:05:37.890 --> 1:05:38.650 Every day. 1:05:38.670 --> 1:05:41.140 For real. From Winter Garden, Regina. 1:05:42.720 --> 1:05:43.960 Good morning, everyone. 1:05:44.000 --> 1:05:45.120 Good morning, Johnny's house. 1:05:45.160 --> 1:05:47.300 Good morning to you, Regina. When did you have to 1:05:47.360 --> 1:05:48.300 fight back from the wild? 1:05:49.330 --> 1:05:52.150 So this was about 10 years ago. So hopefully the 1:05:52.190 --> 1:05:55.990 statute of limitations has expired. But I was at one 1:05:56.010 --> 1:05:58.950 of the theme parks with my two toddler children. We 1:06:00.170 --> 1:06:04.000 got a funnel cake like everybody does. And we sit 1:06:04.040 --> 1:06:06.080 down and we're enjoying the funnel cake. I have my 1:06:06.100 --> 1:06:07.840 daughter on one side, my son on the other. And 1:06:08.560 --> 1:06:09.960 these ducks start coming around. 1:06:10.600 --> 1:06:13.060 And then this one duck flies up. 1:06:13.720 --> 1:06:17.990 His wing hits my son's head. Going for the funnel cake, 1:06:18.370 --> 1:06:20.900 I punched the duck. I punched it, literally took my 1:06:20.960 --> 1:06:23.600 fist and punched it because I was like, oh, hell no, 1:06:23.620 --> 1:06:24.860 you ain't going after my kids. 1:06:26.420 --> 1:06:28.360 Look, you can't get mad at the duck because he 1:06:28.380 --> 1:06:30.060 wanted some funnel cake. Somebody offended. 1:06:30.200 --> 1:06:30.780 Oh, no. 1:06:31.020 --> 1:06:32.380 Mama bear mode came in. 1:06:32.520 --> 1:06:33.959 It turned on real quick. 1:06:34.440 --> 1:06:37.150 I will say the animals that do hang out at 1:06:37.170 --> 1:06:40.590 the theme parks, they are food greedy. 1:06:40.630 --> 1:06:42.250 There's food everywhere. 1:06:42.370 --> 1:06:44.450 Ducks are aggressive, too. My wife had to step in 1:06:44.630 --> 1:06:46.450 and almost punch a bird at one of the theme 1:06:46.470 --> 1:06:48.160 parks because it was going after my son's cheeseburger. 1:06:48.510 --> 1:06:50.100 See? 1:06:50.340 --> 1:06:52.680 When I first moved here many, many, many years ago, 1:06:53.020 --> 1:06:55.440 I'm tired of being romantic, Johnny. And I go on 1:06:55.480 --> 1:06:56.540 a little date on the beach. 1:06:56.900 --> 1:06:57.200 All right. 1:06:57.440 --> 1:07:00.280 Stop by Subway. And I saw a little bird. And 1:07:00.300 --> 1:07:02.400 I said, hey, little bird, you want some Subway? 1:07:02.420 --> 1:07:03.920 Oh, that's where you messed up. 1:07:03.940 --> 1:07:09.050 Worst mistake. hundreds of them. They came from nowhere. 1:07:09.320 --> 1:07:12.150 And this guy goes, shouldn't have done that. And they don't, 1:07:12.550 --> 1:07:14.290 they don't leave. No, we left. 1:07:14.330 --> 1:07:15.330 You can't stop eating them. 1:07:15.470 --> 1:07:15.910 Oh, no, no. 1:07:16.070 --> 1:07:16.850 Hey, I left. 1:07:17.090 --> 1:07:20.180 They won. Victory bird. Cause I had no idea. I'll 1:07:20.220 --> 1:07:20.800 never do that again. 1:07:20.820 --> 1:07:25.210 Uh, Ray, Let's see here. Somebody said the squirrels at 1:07:25.390 --> 1:07:26.850 UCF are no joke. 1:07:27.010 --> 1:07:27.710 Are they really? 1:07:27.950 --> 1:07:29.510 Have you heard this before? 1:07:29.610 --> 1:07:29.890 No, no. 1:07:29.910 --> 1:07:31.670 I wonder if that's a known thing, though. 1:07:31.690 --> 1:07:33.250 Yeah, they're no joke. They just come up to you. 1:07:33.350 --> 1:07:33.810 Really? 1:07:33.830 --> 1:07:34.740 Yeah, they will come up to you. 1:07:34.750 --> 1:07:36.250 So you can tell that they're used to being fed? 1:07:36.390 --> 1:07:38.910 Yeah, they're definitely humanized. 1:07:38.970 --> 1:07:40.110 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1:07:40.470 --> 1:07:42.420 Wow. I didn't hear that. That's a new one. 1:07:42.450 --> 1:07:45.670 Somebody said there was a pot-bellied pig trying to chase 1:07:45.730 --> 1:07:47.700 me through the fence to get my ankles. 1:07:47.760 --> 1:07:48.820 It was ramming the gate. 1:07:49.650 --> 1:07:53.490 If you can't outrun a pot-bellied pig, chances are he 1:07:53.510 --> 1:07:54.189 should have bit your ankles. 1:07:54.210 --> 1:07:56.530 Where are you where a pot-bellied pig is roaming free? 1:07:56.770 --> 1:07:57.510 I don't know. 1:07:59.470 --> 1:08:01.350 She sure wasn't a boar. It could have been a 1:08:01.390 --> 1:08:01.770 wild boar. 1:08:01.890 --> 1:08:02.570 Oh, yeah, probably a boar. 1:08:02.590 --> 1:08:05.790 Is it a petting zoo? Where are we? I think 1:08:05.810 --> 1:08:06.410 it was a boar. 1:08:07.130 --> 1:08:07.430 Brian. 1:08:07.450 --> 1:08:09.590 Let's see. XL Mobile powered by Attorney Dan Newland in 1:08:09.630 --> 1:08:11.450 a wreck. Need a check? It's a no-brainer. Just call 1:08:11.470 --> 1:08:14.110 Attorney Dan Newland. Someone said their sister was chased by 1:08:14.150 --> 1:08:16.110 a horse. I've heard that. Because they thought it was 1:08:16.130 --> 1:08:17.350 getting too close to the baby horse. 1:08:17.490 --> 1:08:17.610 Mm-hmm. 1:08:18.250 --> 1:08:20.670 Uh, let's see. Someone got chased by a pit bull. Yeah. 1:08:20.689 --> 1:08:20.969 Yeah. 1:08:21.150 --> 1:08:23.710 Dogs in general, man. Yeah. You never really know what 1:08:23.729 --> 1:08:24.130 the dogs. 1:08:24.210 --> 1:08:24.290 Yeah. 1:08:24.310 --> 1:08:25.790 I don't mess around with that kind of stuff, man. 1:08:25.810 --> 1:08:26.950 All right. We come back. 1:08:27.370 --> 1:08:30.269 Something has just increased. They want to find out how 1:08:30.310 --> 1:08:32.150 much was it when you started? I'll explain all that. 1:08:32.170 --> 1:08:35.610 We get back on Johnny's house. If you didn't know, 1:08:35.680 --> 1:08:41.620 minimum wage in Florida has gone up to $ 15 an hour, 1:08:41.620 --> 1:08:45.640 $ 15 an hour. I want to find out how much 1:08:46.020 --> 1:08:50.760 minimum wage was when you started. I will start. I'm 1:08:50.780 --> 1:08:55.240 a little embarrassed by this. But it was what it was. 1:08:56.350 --> 1:08:58.410 And I was happy to get it. I was happy 1:08:58.850 --> 1:08:59.530 to get this. 1:09:00.100 --> 1:09:00.340 Money. 1:09:00.340 --> 1:09:01.180 $ 365. $ 3. 1:09:00.620 --> 1:09:04.160 65 an hour. And I was happy to get it. 1:09:04.180 --> 1:09:09.850 I worked for two weeks and I got $ 88. 1:09:12.650 --> 1:09:13.090 Two weeks. 1:09:13.290 --> 1:09:13.950 That's great. 1:09:14.070 --> 1:09:15.750 And I remember my first radio job, I said, if 1:09:15.830 --> 1:09:20.250 I could just make $ 300 a week, I'd be balling. 1:09:20.330 --> 1:09:22.470 I'd be out of control. You couldn't even stop me 1:09:22.810 --> 1:09:28.140 if I made $ 300 a week. But mine was $ 365. 1:09:27.780 --> 1:09:28.240 Great. 1:09:28.300 --> 1:09:28.620 How much? 1:09:29.600 --> 1:09:33.500 When I started working, I was 15, and the minimum 1:09:33.540 --> 1:09:36.060 wage was $ 6. 1:09:34.140 --> 1:09:35.100 15. 1:09:35.100 --> 1:09:37.820 Balling. 1:09:37.920 --> 1:09:38.200 Yeah. 1:09:38.500 --> 1:09:38.820 Wow. 1:09:38.900 --> 1:09:40.840 So when I worked at the car wash, I think 1:09:40.880 --> 1:09:43.060 I made like $ 6. 1:09:41.300 --> 1:09:42.180 50. 1:09:42.180 --> 1:09:44.820 $ 6. 50. 1:09:43.060 --> 1:09:45.120 But I could only work so many hours, and then 1:09:45.160 --> 1:09:47.240 I had to take a break like every two hours. 1:09:47.260 --> 1:09:49.880 What was the paycheck like? 1:09:50.060 --> 1:09:52.360 I remember it was like $ 100. A week or two weeks? 1:09:52.660 --> 1:09:53.080 Something. 1:09:53.720 --> 1:09:54.139 Every week. 1:09:54.200 --> 1:09:55.080 Oh, you got paid every week? 1:09:55.100 --> 1:09:55.440 Yeah. 1:09:55.439 --> 1:09:58.800 $ 100 a week. You think it was balling out of control? 1:09:59.200 --> 1:10:00.429 No, because I had bills to pay. 1:10:01.460 --> 1:10:01.960 At 15? 1:10:01.939 --> 1:10:03.240 Yeah, you know, I helped my parents. 1:10:03.280 --> 1:10:04.920 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Plus, she smoked cigarettes. 1:10:04.939 --> 1:10:05.439 Yeah, that's true. 1:10:05.479 --> 1:10:07.160 I did, actually. You smoked with cigarettes. 1:10:07.240 --> 1:10:08.520 I did smoke with cigarettes. 1:10:08.729 --> 1:10:13.090 Smoked with them cigarettes. I'm just keeping it real, right? 1:10:13.150 --> 1:10:13.390 I know. 1:10:13.410 --> 1:10:15.190 They were like, you need to take a break. You're 15. 1:10:15.170 --> 1:10:16.550 And I was like, okay, so what do I do? Okay, 1:10:16.610 --> 1:10:19.170 I'm going to go smoke a cigarette. If you're forcing 1:10:19.189 --> 1:10:20.030 me to take a break. 1:10:20.070 --> 1:10:25.570 She's like, I'm working just to afford these cigarettes. Oh, wow. Okay. Brian. 1:10:25.630 --> 1:10:26.910 My first job was $ 4. 25 an hour. 1:10:26.910 --> 1:10:27.040 $ 4. 1:10:26.910 --> 1:10:26.979 25? 1:10:26.970 --> 1:10:27.070 Yep. 1:10:30.450 --> 1:10:30.780 Okay. 1:10:30.780 --> 1:10:32.300 $ 425. And then when I started working here, it wasn't 1:10:32.740 --> 1:10:34.600 much more. 1:10:34.660 --> 1:10:35.520 That's so true. 1:10:35.520 --> 1:10:39.700 $ 525 when I started working here. I remember that $ 525. 1:10:39.200 --> 1:10:41.299 I laugh when part-timers are like, we get $ 10 now. 1:10:41.320 --> 1:10:42.340 I'm like, pah! 1:10:42.340 --> 1:10:45.260 $ 10. So if we hired a part-timer now, they would 1:10:45.280 --> 1:10:45.439 make $ 15? 1:10:45.390 --> 1:10:45.470 $ 15. 1:10:45.420 --> 1:10:48.710 What? Yeah. For doing what? Yes. 1:10:48.729 --> 1:10:49.950 Oh, stop. 1:10:49.950 --> 1:10:50.650 $ 15 an hour. 1:10:51.110 --> 1:10:52.810 That's why they got no character. 1:10:53.030 --> 1:10:53.670 For sure. 1:10:53.689 --> 1:10:57.270 They don't know what it's like. Jelani, who's joining us today, auditioning. 1:10:57.310 --> 1:10:57.570 How much. 1:10:58.300 --> 1:10:59.940 How much did you get your first job? 1:11:00.240 --> 1:11:02.970 So my first job was at 15. Minimum wage was 1:11:03.010 --> 1:11:06.430 about $ 10 an hour. $ 10. You was rich. 1:11:06.430 --> 1:11:07.929 $ 10 an hour. 1:11:07.950 --> 1:11:09.370 Falling on a budget. 1:11:09.590 --> 1:11:10.799 Really? What kind of work was it? 1:11:11.189 --> 1:11:12.450 It was a cashier job, actually. 1:11:12.470 --> 1:11:15.990 A cashier job. $ 10 an hour. What was that first 1:11:16.030 --> 1:11:16.639 paycheck like? 1:11:17.120 --> 1:11:18.019 I want to say about like $ 400. 1:11:17.939 --> 1:11:18.099 $ 400. 1:11:18.020 --> 1:11:20.040 It was every two weeks? 1:11:20.060 --> 1:11:24.370 Yeah, every two weeks. Every two weeks. man did you 1:11:24.410 --> 1:11:26.309 have bills or you smoke cigarettes like ray. 1:11:26.410 --> 1:11:30.110 Definitely did not smoke cigarettes no no no no no 1:11:31.400 --> 1:11:33.500 no see see my mom does not play that. 1:11:33.400 --> 1:11:35.760 But cigarettes are for losers i. 1:11:35.760 --> 1:11:37.759 Would never do that yeah yeah that's what she. 1:11:37.640 --> 1:11:39.099 Said i didn't say it she said her mama didn't 1:11:39.120 --> 1:11:41.580 play that but ray mama. 1:11:41.080 --> 1:11:45.820 Does my mom was on me ray mama don't care. 1:11:45.560 --> 1:11:47.880 Man jaylen is mean no i used to steal cigarettes 1:11:47.900 --> 1:11:48.840 from my parents. 1:11:49.950 --> 1:11:51.300 So what did you use your money on then? 1:11:51.560 --> 1:11:54.540 I actually had bills. I had car insurance. I bought 1:11:54.560 --> 1:11:55.320 my first car. 1:11:55.400 --> 1:11:55.860 Wow. 1:11:55.960 --> 1:11:56.540 At 15? 1:11:56.540 --> 1:11:56.860 I did. 1:11:56.880 --> 1:11:59.179 I bought my neighbor's car actually as my first car. 1:11:59.220 --> 1:12:00.380 I just knocked on the door and was like, hey, 1:12:00.400 --> 1:12:00.960 can I buy that? 1:12:01.240 --> 1:12:03.760 You paid your own car insurance at 15? I did. 1:12:03.780 --> 1:12:04.479 My son's 21. 1:12:04.479 --> 1:12:05.280 And my own phone bill. 1:12:05.320 --> 1:12:09.110 Dale doesn't pay his own car insurance. 1:12:09.150 --> 1:12:09.370 What? 1:12:09.490 --> 1:12:09.710 Wow. 1:12:09.729 --> 1:12:09.870 Yeah. 1:12:09.890 --> 1:12:11.670 Wow. So you've been responsible for a while. 1:12:11.830 --> 1:12:12.090 Yeah. 1:12:12.130 --> 1:12:16.780 Well, you have a kid. I was, actually. Wait a second. 1:12:16.860 --> 1:12:17.860 Hold on. 1:12:17.920 --> 1:12:21.020 Three weeks back in 1999. 1:12:21.020 --> 1:12:22.380 I think I jumped rope one week. 1:12:22.420 --> 1:12:25.600 Yeah, I think I had like one play date before. 1:12:25.680 --> 1:12:27.930 Really? Wow. 1:12:28.010 --> 1:12:29.930 My first job, I think I was 17. Yeah, I 1:12:31.050 --> 1:12:34.530 was 17. And the only reason because I had my 1:12:34.550 --> 1:12:35.970 brother let me drive his car. My parents said, you 1:12:36.010 --> 1:12:36.790 got to put gas in it. 1:12:36.970 --> 1:12:37.150 Yeah. 1:12:37.320 --> 1:12:40.170 And that was the only reason that I drove for 1:12:40.170 --> 1:12:41.010 $ 88 every two weeks. 1:12:41.490 --> 1:12:43.210 And then I had to ask for money. Can I 1:12:43.210 --> 1:12:44.250 get $ 5 so I can pay? 1:12:44.330 --> 1:12:45.229 Yeah. 1:12:45.229 --> 1:12:47.900 $ 88 ain't going to last that long. I want to 1:12:47.939 --> 1:12:50.280 find out from you, how old are you? How old 1:12:50.300 --> 1:12:53.420 were you when you first started working? How much was 1:12:53.580 --> 1:12:56.840 minimum wage? 407-919-1067. 1:12:56.860 --> 1:12:57.479 877-919-1067. 1:12:59.460 --> 1:13:02.690 The Excel mobile is 41067. Live streamers want to hear 1:13:02.710 --> 1:13:06.090 from you. Social media want to hear from you. How 1:13:06.150 --> 1:13:09.690 much was minimum wage when you started working? Share that 1:13:09.750 --> 1:13:10.950 number with us. We want to find out how much 1:13:10.970 --> 1:13:16.840 that first check was worth. 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. Hit us now 1:13:16.860 --> 1:13:17.500 at Johnny's house. 1:13:18.020 --> 1:13:18.780 I think as of. 1:13:18.700 --> 1:13:23.020 Today or tomorrow, minimum wage goes up to $ 15 an hour. 1:13:23.060 --> 1:13:25.639 And we want to find out from you how much 1:13:25.680 --> 1:13:28.370 was minimum wage when you started working. Let's talk to 1:13:28.390 --> 1:13:29.290 our girl, Melanie. 1:13:29.330 --> 1:13:29.830 Hey, Melanie. 1:13:30.630 --> 1:13:32.750 Good morning, everyone. 1:13:32.770 --> 1:13:34.330 All right. How old were you and how much was 1:13:34.370 --> 1:13:34.849 minimum wage? 1:13:35.860 --> 1:13:39.370 Um, I had just turned 15, got my first job 1:13:39.390 --> 1:13:43.650 and it was $ 5 and 15 cents. 1:13:43.650 --> 1:13:45.610 $ 5 and 15 cents. What kind of work was it? 1:13:46.910 --> 1:13:48.790 Um, am I allowed to say the name of the job? 1:13:48.950 --> 1:13:50.260 Nope. You can say what type of job it was. 1:13:50.900 --> 1:13:51.320 Okay. 1:13:51.360 --> 1:13:54.220 So it was food services and I dealt with pizza. 1:13:55.540 --> 1:13:56.180 Oh, okay. 1:13:56.220 --> 1:13:57.460 And how, how much did that first check? 1:14:00.550 --> 1:14:02.030 Probably $ 100. $ 100. 1:14:01.660 --> 1:14:02.400 $ 100. 1:14:02.030 --> 1:14:06.850 All right, you hold on a second, Melanie. From Eustace, Krista, 1:14:06.870 --> 1:14:07.410 good morning. 1:14:07.430 --> 1:14:09.170 Good morning. 1:14:09.450 --> 1:14:12.150 Krista, minimum wage is about to be $ 15 an hour. 1:14:12.170 --> 1:14:17.310 How much was it when you started? $ 7. 1:14:13.310 --> 1:14:17.690 50 an hour. 1:14:17.689 --> 1:14:20.130 $ 7. 50? And what kind of work was it? 1:14:21.610 --> 1:14:24.050 Attraction assistance. 1:14:24.689 --> 1:14:27.870 Attraction assistant. So you didn't actually run the ride, you 1:14:27.890 --> 1:14:29.410 just stood next to the person that ran the ride. 1:14:30.390 --> 1:14:30.610 Right. 1:14:30.830 --> 1:14:32.309 And you ran down there and made sure that all 1:14:32.330 --> 1:14:34.010 the harnesses were locked in the place. 1:14:34.830 --> 1:14:35.310 Pretty much. 1:14:36.170 --> 1:14:36.680 Yeah. 1:14:38.450 --> 1:14:41.300 And what was your paycheck like? What did it look like? 1:14:43.600 --> 1:14:48.640 It was a seasonal job, so maybe $ 100 or so. 1:14:48.780 --> 1:14:49.340 Every two weeks? 1:14:50.620 --> 1:14:51.220 Yeah. 1:14:51.220 --> 1:14:54.280 $ 100 every two weeks. Money's money, man. All right, let's 1:14:54.340 --> 1:14:56.139 go to St. 1:14:56.180 --> 1:14:56.520 Cloud. 1:14:56.580 --> 1:14:57.460 Shanna, good morning. 1:14:58.600 --> 1:14:59.300 Good morning. 1:14:59.320 --> 1:15:01.160 All right, Shanna. How are you? Good. 1:15:01.229 --> 1:15:03.550 Minimum wage about to be $ 15. What are we looking at? 1:15:05.330 --> 1:15:06.130 I'm 15. 1:15:06.130 --> 1:15:08.050 I make $ 4. 1:15:07.450 --> 1:15:14.150 25 an hour at a very popular jousting place. 1:15:14.560 --> 1:15:15.500 Very cool. 1:15:15.540 --> 1:15:15.900 Nice. 1:15:16.040 --> 1:15:18.620 I used to dress the horses for the show. 1:15:19.640 --> 1:15:23.130 At what age? I was 15. 1:15:23.120 --> 1:15:23.180 15? 1:15:23.170 --> 1:15:24.740 They let you around horses? If you get mad, they'll 1:15:24.760 --> 1:15:25.480 kick you in the head. 1:15:26.620 --> 1:15:27.120 Oh, no. 1:15:27.140 --> 1:15:28.880 Yeah, I've been around horses since I was three. 1:15:29.120 --> 1:15:30.730 Oh, okay. Okay. So that wouldn't have been a job. 1:15:30.750 --> 1:15:32.370 I feel like they would have paid better for that. 1:15:33.090 --> 1:15:34.170 Yeah, seriously. 1:15:34.189 --> 1:15:35.170 It was big, right? 1:15:35.790 --> 1:15:36.229 It was what? 1:15:37.640 --> 1:15:39.020 I said, you would think they would pay better. 1:15:39.060 --> 1:15:41.050 Yeah. Wow. 1:15:41.590 --> 1:15:44.070 And so every night you dress the horses. Did you 1:15:44.130 --> 1:15:45.670 undress them too? You undress them too? 1:15:46.090 --> 1:15:46.310 Yep. 1:15:46.729 --> 1:15:50.030 Every day. Undress them, bathe them, put them away, feed them. 1:15:50.840 --> 1:15:53.260 So you bathe the horse, put the clothes on the 1:15:53.300 --> 1:15:54.740 horse and feed them and you only got $ 4. 1:15:54.640 --> 1:15:56.920 25 an hour? Yeah. 1:15:56.979 --> 1:16:00.510 They took advantage of you. Yes, they did. 1:16:00.520 --> 1:16:01.310 I loved it, though. 1:16:01.439 --> 1:16:03.190 It was the best job ever. 1:16:03.410 --> 1:16:04.990 Oh, a job like that, you got to love. Because 1:16:05.030 --> 1:16:07.189 first week out, I quit. I quit. Yeah, I mean, 1:16:07.210 --> 1:16:09.650 if you love horses, there's not very many places you 1:16:09.670 --> 1:16:11.210 can work around horses. Wow. 1:16:11.650 --> 1:16:13.330 All right, now listen. I found a winner here. 1:16:13.630 --> 1:16:13.870 Okay. 1:16:14.030 --> 1:16:15.450 This one's about to blow you out of the water. 1:16:15.810 --> 1:16:17.530 And if we had a prize, we would give it 1:16:17.550 --> 1:16:17.729 to him. 1:16:18.330 --> 1:16:19.690 Robin. Hey, Robin. 1:16:20.710 --> 1:16:21.630 Hey, good morning. 1:16:21.890 --> 1:16:23.790 And Robin's from Claremont. Y'all ready for this one? 1:16:23.970 --> 1:16:26.509 Yep. You got a drum roll or anything? 1:16:26.590 --> 1:16:27.090 Oh, sure. 1:16:27.110 --> 1:16:30.630 Because y'all ain't going to believe. Here we go. Robin, 1:16:31.070 --> 1:16:33.730 how much was minimum wage when you started working? 1:16:33.729 --> 1:16:35.910 $ 1. 1:16:33.729 --> 1:16:34.820 68. 1:16:34.820 --> 1:16:35.420 Oh, my gosh. 1:16:35.420 --> 1:16:35.520 $ 1. 1:16:35.420 --> 1:16:35.480 68. 1:16:35.460 --> 1:16:37.800 That's back when. 1:16:37.180 --> 1:16:39.780 Soda was a nickel. 1:16:39.820 --> 1:16:40.000 Damn. 1:16:40.000 --> 1:16:46.000 $ 1. 68. 1:16:49.120 --> 1:16:50.540 What kind of work did you do, Robin? 1:16:51.689 --> 1:16:54.330 I filed papers in an insurance office. 1:16:54.750 --> 1:16:55.450 Wow. 1:16:55.790 --> 1:16:56.170 And $ 1. 1:16:55.930 --> 1:16:56.050 68. 1:16:56.050 --> 1:16:58.550 And what did the check look like? 1:16:59.990 --> 1:17:03.830 A little over $ 9. 1:17:02.560 --> 1:17:05.100 $ 9? 1:17:03.830 --> 1:17:04.670 What do you do with that? 1:17:04.670 --> 1:17:05.660 $ 9. $ 9. 1:17:05.330 --> 1:17:10.349 Every week? $ 9 and change. 1:17:10.350 --> 1:17:12.200 $ 9 a week? Yeah. 1:17:12.700 --> 1:17:15.360 And what could you do? Back then, what could you use? 1:17:15.720 --> 1:17:16.800 What could you do with the paycheck? 1:17:17.410 --> 1:17:17.879 Buy a house? 1:17:17.900 --> 1:17:21.519 You could do a lot in the 60s. You could 1:17:21.540 --> 1:17:23.160 do a lot with $ 9. 1:17:22.640 --> 1:17:24.400 Please tell me. What did you do? You got paid. 1:17:24.439 --> 1:17:25.099 What did you. 1:17:27.240 --> 1:17:27.679 Do? 1:17:27.800 --> 1:17:29.160 I bought junk. 1:17:29.840 --> 1:17:30.280 Like what? 1:17:30.520 --> 1:17:32.580 We're trying to. 1:17:32.860 --> 1:17:35.320 Get some pricing around here. How much was the movies? 1:17:37.250 --> 1:17:40.799 Oh, our movies were 25 cents for the movie and 1:17:40.800 --> 1:17:42.939 10 cents for popcorn. 1:17:42.960 --> 1:17:45.600 They need to bring that back. $ 9 would be roughly 1:17:45.600 --> 1:17:47.700 $ 100 today. Oh, would it really? 1:17:47.760 --> 1:17:48.090 Yeah. 1:17:48.100 --> 1:17:48.400 Okay. 1:17:48.630 --> 1:17:50.250 A dozen of eggs were 50 cents. 1:17:50.650 --> 1:17:51.170 Wow. 1:17:51.310 --> 1:17:52.230 Hamburger was 15 cents. 1:17:54.450 --> 1:17:58.180 Listen, I saw Elvis Presley. I paid $ 5. It was 1:17:58.180 --> 1:17:59.400 $ 4. 95 and five cents tax. 1:17:59.600 --> 1:18:01.620 I'm sorry. If I was making $ 9 a week, Elvis 1:18:01.700 --> 1:18:02.640 ain't getting $ 4. 1:18:02.120 --> 1:18:02.380 50. 1:18:02.380 --> 1:18:06.900 I'm sorry. He's not going to get that. That's way 1:18:06.960 --> 1:18:07.460 too much. 1:18:07.820 --> 1:18:11.750 Wow. Oh, my gosh. So, Robin, what do you think 1:18:11.790 --> 1:18:12.830 now that it's $ 15 an hour? 1:18:15.040 --> 1:18:18.580 Well, I'm happy for teenagers. You can't live on that. 1:18:20.140 --> 1:18:23.420 For a teenager in their first job, that's great. But 1:18:23.640 --> 1:18:25.120 somebody trying to raise a family? 1:18:25.220 --> 1:18:28.080 No, they're screwed. 1:18:28.120 --> 1:18:30.320 Considering that your whole week's paycheck wouldn't even buy a 1:18:30.340 --> 1:18:31.820 Happy Meal right now. Good. 1:18:31.820 --> 1:18:35.820 $ 1. 1:18:31.820 --> 1:18:33.820 60. 1:18:36.950 --> 1:18:37.790 I was excited. 1:18:37.850 --> 1:18:39.550 I thought it was great for a first job. 1:18:39.610 --> 1:18:40.990 Yeah, for sure. 1:18:41.110 --> 1:18:42.870 Do you hate the world we live in today? 1:18:44.840 --> 1:18:55.360 No, because I'm retired and I'm retired and live with 1:18:55.380 --> 1:18:56.120 my family and. 1:18:56.090 --> 1:18:59.810 Life is good. It's just so different. It's so different. 1:18:59.830 --> 1:19:00.490 It is different. 1:19:00.810 --> 1:19:01.190 Wow. 1:19:01.750 --> 1:19:03.729 Well, thank you for sharing that with us, Robin. We 1:19:03.770 --> 1:19:05.170 really appreciate you listening, okay? 1:19:05.939 --> 1:19:06.479 Oh, fine. 1:19:06.520 --> 1:19:07.540 No problem. Thanks. 1:19:07.680 --> 1:19:08.780 Have a great day, everybody. 1:19:08.900 --> 1:19:09.940 You too. You too. 1:19:10.320 --> 1:19:10.559 Wow. 1:19:10.660 --> 1:19:10.939 Yeah. 1:19:11.080 --> 1:19:12.979 I'm making $ 9 an hour. I ain't giving Elvis half 1:19:13.000 --> 1:19:13.200 my check. 1:19:13.220 --> 1:19:14.700 I just didn't realize how much it was until you 1:19:14.720 --> 1:19:15.170 look it up. 1:19:15.180 --> 1:19:15.280 Yeah. 1:19:15.300 --> 1:19:17.080 Because you realize that's the equivalent of $ 100 now. 1:19:17.120 --> 1:19:17.360 Yeah. 1:19:17.380 --> 1:19:19.620 I mean, it's not about $ 100 a week for a 1:19:19.660 --> 1:19:20.140 first job. 1:19:20.280 --> 1:19:20.400 Yeah. 1:19:20.420 --> 1:19:25.680 Gas in the 60s is $ 0. 25. 1:19:22.600 --> 1:19:23.760 They rode horse and buggy, right? 1:19:23.900 --> 1:19:24.880 Oh, my bad. 1:19:24.900 --> 1:19:28.860 I'm just kidding. Anything over there, B? Excel mobile powered 1:19:28.880 --> 1:19:31.050 by attorney Dan Newland. Interact, need a check. It's a no-brainer. 1:19:31.060 --> 1:19:33.890 Just call attorney Dan Newland. Most people somewhere in the 1:19:33.890 --> 1:19:38.030 425 to 625 range. Yeah. Someone said their first server 1:19:38.050 --> 1:19:40.530 job was 215 an hour. That's because the server should 1:19:40.550 --> 1:19:42.170 make less. 1:19:42.630 --> 1:19:44.150 Right now, there's no tax on tips, right? 1:19:44.640 --> 1:19:46.260 Has that gone? I don't know. 1:19:46.280 --> 1:19:46.860 No, I don't think so. 1:19:46.960 --> 1:19:47.900 I don't know. 1:19:47.939 --> 1:19:48.920 You just have to claim them. 1:19:49.100 --> 1:19:51.900 Yeah. Okay. All right. Race 11 news. 1:19:52.060 --> 1:19:55.080 Ed Sheeran shows at the Gillette Stadium. 1:19:55.380 --> 1:19:56.160 They are canceled. 1:19:56.380 --> 1:19:56.920 Did they really? 1:19:56.939 --> 1:19:58.880 Talking about on Johnny's house. 1:19:58.920 --> 1:19:59.260 Google. 1:20:00.380 --> 1:20:03.800 Now, the Johnny's house entertainment news with Ray. 1:20:04.120 --> 1:20:04.460 All right. 1:20:04.479 --> 1:20:06.139 So, you know, Ed Sheeran's on tour, but there's been 1:20:06.320 --> 1:20:10.719 all that controversy with Macklemore and now his two concerts 1:20:10.920 --> 1:20:16.480 at Robert Kraft's Gillette Stadium were canceled. So the cancellations 1:20:16.650 --> 1:20:21.070 obviously are because of all this controversy. They removed Macklemore 1:20:21.530 --> 1:20:25.809 and some other openers quit because in solidarity. But the 1:20:25.890 --> 1:20:28.800 cancellation had nothing really to do with it. So if 1:20:28.840 --> 1:20:30.460 the headlines are coming out there and all that stuff, 1:20:30.479 --> 1:20:33.920 the shows were called off in preparation for the Nor'eastern. 1:20:34.310 --> 1:20:36.170 So it's kind of like the same thing with what 1:20:36.189 --> 1:20:36.750 happened with. 1:20:36.810 --> 1:20:38.929 So that's a non-story story. 1:20:38.970 --> 1:20:39.190 Yep. 1:20:39.210 --> 1:20:40.370 So if you do see a lot of. 1:20:40.380 --> 1:20:42.820 But I said God stepped in. That's what they're saying. 1:20:42.860 --> 1:20:43.570 God took care of it. 1:20:43.660 --> 1:20:43.960 Wow. 1:20:44.620 --> 1:20:48.340 So Ed's shows weren't the only cancellations. Obviously, The Global 1:20:48.360 --> 1:20:50.120 Citizens is what I mentioned earlier. 1:20:49.860 --> 1:20:50.620 That was canceled. 1:20:50.700 --> 1:20:52.380 But if you do see a lot of headlines this 1:20:52.420 --> 1:20:55.939 morning saying because of the controversy, Ed Sheeran's shows were canceled, 1:20:55.960 --> 1:20:59.519 that is false. Because there were statements that came out saying... No, 1:20:59.540 --> 1:21:02.560 they were getting prepared for the nor'eastern that was hitting 1:21:02.620 --> 1:21:04.160 the East Coast this weekend. 1:21:04.410 --> 1:21:06.670 I mean, people who want to see Ed Sheeran want 1:21:06.689 --> 1:21:07.250 to see Ed Sheeran. 1:21:07.510 --> 1:21:07.690 Yeah. 1:21:07.710 --> 1:21:09.650 And that political stuff, wow, I hate that that's going on, 1:21:09.689 --> 1:21:11.070 but I came to see Ed Sheeran. 1:21:11.170 --> 1:21:11.450 Yeah. 1:21:11.630 --> 1:21:13.210 And same thing with, like, Macklemore. 1:21:13.229 --> 1:21:13.570 Macklemore, yeah. 1:21:13.590 --> 1:21:15.370 People are going to go see Macklemore. 1:21:15.390 --> 1:21:16.509 Listen, I know what he's into. 1:21:16.530 --> 1:21:17.090 Yeah. 1:21:17.150 --> 1:21:17.870 I want to see Macklemore. 1:21:18.189 --> 1:21:19.070 Yep. 1:21:19.090 --> 1:21:21.750 So the New York Times actually did a poll with 1:21:21.790 --> 1:21:24.450 TV critics and showrunners to create a list of the 1:21:24.450 --> 1:21:25.230 100 best TV shows ever. 1:21:27.320 --> 1:21:28.419 Of the 21st century. 1:21:29.000 --> 1:21:32.460 So to be eligible, the show must have been premiered 1:21:32.580 --> 1:21:35.280 in January of 2000 or later. 1:21:35.300 --> 1:21:37.720 So obviously, this generation. 1:21:37.760 --> 1:21:41.010 Now, it includes cable shows and streaming shows? 1:21:41.160 --> 1:21:42.490 Breaking Bad is number one. 1:21:42.510 --> 1:21:44.750 That's a good show. Yeah, I'm not surprised by that. 1:21:44.790 --> 1:21:45.670 That's a good show. 1:21:45.710 --> 1:21:46.270 The Wire. 1:21:46.930 --> 1:21:47.670 Has anybody seen it? 1:21:47.729 --> 1:21:49.430 I've heard about it. I've never seen it. I know 1:21:49.450 --> 1:21:50.920 it's been on for years. People love it. 1:21:50.990 --> 1:21:52.769 I've never seen it. Mad Men. 1:21:52.790 --> 1:21:54.270 Oh, amazing show. 1:21:54.570 --> 1:21:55.250 Secession. 1:21:55.610 --> 1:21:56.090 Never seen it. 1:21:56.380 --> 1:21:57.060 Fleabag. 1:21:57.380 --> 1:21:57.750 Never seen it. 1:21:57.780 --> 1:21:58.680 Game of Thrones. 1:21:58.760 --> 1:22:00.080 Yes, I love Game of Thrones. 1:22:00.140 --> 1:22:00.640 You one of those? 1:22:00.939 --> 1:22:02.520 Yeah, I named my dog after Khaleesi. 1:22:02.780 --> 1:22:03.300 Did you really? 1:22:03.380 --> 1:22:04.059 I did, I did. 1:22:04.080 --> 1:22:06.800 You one of those? I was one of those, and Brian, too. 1:22:06.840 --> 1:22:08.950 We gave it two or three episodes, and it didn't. 1:22:08.810 --> 1:22:09.390 Lock us in. 1:22:10.130 --> 1:22:11.210 You have to ride it out. 1:22:11.250 --> 1:22:12.370 You got to go five. 1:22:12.390 --> 1:22:13.650 Try again, guys. 1:22:13.670 --> 1:22:15.849 But I just can't sign on to a show that 1:22:15.900 --> 1:22:18.640 I have to let grow on me. That much. Then, like, 1:22:18.660 --> 1:22:19.200 what's the point? 1:22:19.360 --> 1:22:21.139 No, it gets very interesting. You just can't get attached 1:22:21.160 --> 1:22:21.720 to the characters. 1:22:21.910 --> 1:22:22.430 Is that what it is? 1:22:22.729 --> 1:22:22.910 Yeah. 1:22:23.110 --> 1:22:27.630 So the next one's Veep, 30 Rock, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Atlanta, 1:22:27.930 --> 1:22:32.040 The Office, Arrested Development, Girls, Friday Night Lights, and Six 1:22:32.080 --> 1:22:32.799 Feet Under. 1:22:32.900 --> 1:22:34.040 Is Dexter on that list? 1:22:34.080 --> 1:22:36.379 Those were the top 15 that were on this list. 1:22:36.820 --> 1:22:37.460 I don't see Dexter. 1:22:38.470 --> 1:22:39.010 It's a good one. 1:22:39.030 --> 1:22:41.490 I love Dexter. Dexter was good. He should be on 1:22:41.530 --> 1:22:42.290 that list. 1:22:42.350 --> 1:22:43.170 Actually, you know what? 1:22:45.310 --> 1:22:48.070 Dexter is number 88. So they're pretty down there on 1:22:48.090 --> 1:22:50.150 the list. But these are the top 100 of the 1:22:50.170 --> 1:22:53.689 21st century. So they are on there. Gilmore Girls, Community Scandal. 1:22:53.729 --> 1:22:57.920 So there you go. Reba McEntire revealed that she missed 1:22:58.500 --> 1:22:59.580 Dolly Parton's phone call. 1:23:00.540 --> 1:23:00.939 Oh, no. 1:23:01.220 --> 1:23:01.600 I know. 1:23:01.640 --> 1:23:02.580 Isn't that so sad? 1:23:03.560 --> 1:23:06.390 I guess at the end of July, Dolly Parton had 1:23:06.430 --> 1:23:09.330 been calling her and she was never able to get 1:23:09.370 --> 1:23:11.630 back in touch with her before she passed away. She 1:23:11.650 --> 1:23:14.370 was like, well, my buddy called me and said, Dolly's gone. 1:23:14.710 --> 1:23:17.740 I thought I'll never know why she called me and 1:23:17.780 --> 1:23:20.099 I'll find out one day. But she was like, what 1:23:20.140 --> 1:23:22.880 a blessing she was for all of us. But that's 1:23:22.920 --> 1:23:23.900 just so sad. 1:23:23.920 --> 1:23:25.180 Yeah, she called. She's like. 1:23:25.910 --> 1:23:27.370 Man, Dolly wants to talk. I ain't got time to 1:23:27.410 --> 1:23:29.370 be talking right now. 1:23:29.390 --> 1:23:30.930 Dolly likes to talk. I'm going to call my girl. 1:23:31.050 --> 1:23:32.930 You know, some people, you got to spend some time 1:23:32.970 --> 1:23:35.030 to talk to them, you know? It's like, you know 1:23:35.050 --> 1:23:36.650 when Dolly calls, it ain't going to be a quick call. 1:23:36.670 --> 1:23:39.599 And I intend to call her back. And unfortunately, she 1:23:39.610 --> 1:23:41.200 wasn't able to call her back. 1:23:41.220 --> 1:23:41.440 Yeah. 1:23:41.460 --> 1:23:45.320 Also, the 2026 I Heart Jingle Ball, the tour is 1:23:45.360 --> 1:23:48.300 actually going to kick off December 1st in Dallas. But 1:23:48.340 --> 1:23:51.980 there's going to be a couple of stops, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, 1:23:52.000 --> 1:23:57.180 and New York, Madison Square Garden, Boston, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, 1:23:57.240 --> 1:23:57.940 and Nashville. 1:23:58.000 --> 1:24:01.040 They took the two Florida stops off. Yeah, I know. 1:24:01.060 --> 1:24:01.480 Miami and Tampa. 1:24:01.700 --> 1:24:02.120 I know. 1:24:02.140 --> 1:24:05.260 So, like, the closest one would obviously, oh, I don't 1:24:05.300 --> 1:24:05.880 even know. 1:24:05.900 --> 1:24:07.660 Yeah, I don't even know. 1:24:07.680 --> 1:24:08.979 We were trying to get them to come here. We 1:24:09.920 --> 1:24:11.880 were like, hey, can y'all come here? Yeah, they said no. 1:24:12.020 --> 1:24:12.180 Yeah. 1:24:12.950 --> 1:24:14.230 But, I mean, if you look at the lineup, they're 1:24:14.250 --> 1:24:14.650 pretty good. 1:24:14.810 --> 1:24:15.439 Oh, they are. 1:24:15.470 --> 1:24:20.130 So, Madison Square Garden, they've got Charlie Puth, Teddy Swims, Somber. 1:24:20.150 --> 1:24:23.870 And then we've got Wonder Republic in Nashville, Alex Warren, 1:24:23.910 --> 1:24:25.650 Teddy Swims, Nickelback. 1:24:26.530 --> 1:24:28.260 I would love to see Nickelback. 1:24:28.840 --> 1:24:31.560 But anyways, each city is going to partner with Ryan 1:24:31.600 --> 1:24:35.270 Seacrest Foundation and support other organizations through the ticket sales. 1:24:35.590 --> 1:24:39.530 And the ticket sales actually go on sale this Friday. 1:24:39.630 --> 1:24:41.110 Well, the thing is about our company, Ray, you get 1:24:41.130 --> 1:24:42.650 to that city, you can make some phone calls. 1:24:42.689 --> 1:24:43.050 You can get in. 1:24:43.070 --> 1:24:43.470 Oh, yeah. 1:24:43.510 --> 1:24:44.330 You just got to get to that city. 1:24:44.350 --> 1:24:44.810 Yeah, I know. 1:24:44.830 --> 1:24:47.430 They were talking about going to Boston because one of my, 1:24:47.610 --> 1:24:50.110 the Pride program director is out there. But it's the 1:24:50.170 --> 1:24:51.990 same weekend as Pride, I think. 1:24:52.110 --> 1:24:52.550 Is it really? 1:24:53.030 --> 1:24:53.309 Oh, no. 1:24:53.450 --> 1:24:53.630 Nope. 1:24:53.750 --> 1:24:57.689 It's actually the same weekend as Chris Brown. 1:24:59.479 --> 1:25:01.009 Anyways, I just know that I couldn't go. 1:25:01.310 --> 1:25:05.230 Somebody asked last week, say, hey, y'all going to see 1:25:05.250 --> 1:25:07.030 Chris Brown? I said, look, any tickets that were floating 1:25:07.050 --> 1:25:08.370 around here, Ray locked them down. 1:25:08.530 --> 1:25:08.889 Yep. 1:25:09.750 --> 1:25:11.410 Ray locked them. She's up in a meeting talking about, 1:25:11.550 --> 1:25:12.170 I'm going. 1:25:12.450 --> 1:25:12.670 Yes. 1:25:12.770 --> 1:25:14.120 So if there's any around here, she's going. 1:25:14.140 --> 1:25:15.740 No, but Jingle Ball looks like a good time. It is. 1:25:15.820 --> 1:25:16.080 It is. 1:25:16.140 --> 1:25:16.400 It is. 1:25:16.439 --> 1:25:18.560 I just thought that they should have it here in Orlando, 1:25:18.600 --> 1:25:21.520 but I think everybody should be here. What's trending again? 1:25:21.540 --> 1:25:23.240 Brian's going to give it to us next on Johnny's House. 1:25:24.290 --> 1:25:26.830 It's number one hit music station. This is Johnny's House 1:25:26.970 --> 1:25:29.469 updating us twice a day. What's trending, B? 1:25:29.530 --> 1:25:31.610 What's trending, man? What's trending? Brought to you by Fairwinds 1:25:31.750 --> 1:25:34.150 Credit Union. I was surprised I did not see more 1:25:34.229 --> 1:25:36.120 of these over in Europe. E-bikes. 1:25:36.780 --> 1:25:36.880 Oh. 1:25:37.000 --> 1:25:38.500 They don't have as many of them. They have some 1:25:38.520 --> 1:25:40.240 of the lime type scooters and stuff like that. 1:25:40.320 --> 1:25:41.220 But they just have regular bikes. 1:25:41.280 --> 1:25:41.479 Right. 1:25:41.520 --> 1:25:43.240 Everybody rides regular bikes, but there's not a whole lot 1:25:43.280 --> 1:25:46.180 of e-bikes. So the e-bikes are going to face new 1:25:46.220 --> 1:25:49.170 restrictions in Orange County. So the Winter Park City Commission 1:25:49.210 --> 1:25:51.679 approved an ordinance last week. It's going to ban anyone 1:25:51.760 --> 1:25:54.390 under 16 from riding an e-bike unless they complete a 1:25:54.439 --> 1:25:56.870 safety course first. I don't feel bad for the kids. 1:25:56.890 --> 1:25:57.929 You did it to yourself. 1:25:57.990 --> 1:26:00.290 Yep. You did it. You had no rules and restrictions. 1:26:00.310 --> 1:26:02.870 You rode like you were crazy. Now they shut you down. 1:26:03.010 --> 1:26:03.630 No, literally. 1:26:03.750 --> 1:26:06.010 Yeah, shut you down. So it also applies to other 1:26:06.050 --> 1:26:08.810 micro-mobility devices is what they call them, like scooters. So 1:26:08.990 --> 1:26:11.870 you can't have them on sidewalks in the Central Business District. 1:26:12.430 --> 1:26:14.930 It takes effect immediately. But they said they're going to 1:26:14.950 --> 1:26:17.210 hold off on issuing the citations, but eventually it's going 1:26:17.229 --> 1:26:17.610 to be a $ 75 fine. 1:26:17.630 --> 1:26:17.710 Woo! 1:26:19.970 --> 1:26:22.110 Yep, you did it to yourselves. Yeah, it's crazy. I 1:26:22.170 --> 1:26:24.050 thought there'd be more of them over in Europe. There's 1:26:24.090 --> 1:26:26.130 a lot of regular bikes. Everyone rides, man. You got 1:26:26.150 --> 1:26:28.220 to be careful. In Amsterdam. Yeah, you'll get clipped. 1:26:28.229 --> 1:26:30.400 My wife almost got run over by a bike. The 1:26:30.420 --> 1:26:32.620 first time we went, there was a family of. 1:26:33.520 --> 1:26:33.780 Six? 1:26:33.830 --> 1:26:34.030 Yeah. 1:26:34.350 --> 1:26:34.670 On a bike? 1:26:35.370 --> 1:26:35.810 On one bike? 1:26:35.990 --> 1:26:36.590 Yeah, one bike. 1:26:36.710 --> 1:26:37.510 How did that look? 1:26:37.729 --> 1:26:39.730 It had like a little thing in the back. The 1:26:39.790 --> 1:26:41.780 one they have now has got this long thing in 1:26:41.800 --> 1:26:43.360 the front that three kids sit in. 1:26:43.700 --> 1:26:44.420 I've seen those. 1:26:44.479 --> 1:26:47.420 Yeah, you're right. Three kids sit in it. It was crazy. 1:26:48.180 --> 1:26:49.390 Is it two people pedaling? 1:26:49.430 --> 1:26:49.560 Yeah. 1:26:49.600 --> 1:26:50.030 Oh, okay. 1:26:50.050 --> 1:26:52.830 Yeah, it was wild. So if you got a little 1:26:52.850 --> 1:26:54.770 e-bike and you're 16 and you got your kid riding 1:26:54.790 --> 1:26:56.410 an e-bike, follow the rules. Otherwise, you're going to rack 1:26:56.450 --> 1:26:58.390 up some fines. Now, is it just the bikes or 1:26:58.410 --> 1:27:02.309 the scooters? Anything that's e-scooter, bike, any of that stuff. 1:27:02.380 --> 1:27:04.660 They call them micromobility devices. 1:27:04.720 --> 1:27:06.120 I told you when I lived downtown, this guy was 1:27:06.140 --> 1:27:08.280 in an e-scooter and he had a pizza in his hand. 1:27:08.640 --> 1:27:09.780 And he hit the curb and it must have hit 1:27:09.820 --> 1:27:11.700 a rock. And he spin out right in front of 1:27:11.720 --> 1:27:14.080 me and his pizza fell. And I said, yo, dude, 1:27:14.100 --> 1:27:15.890 you okay? He got up, did the. 1:27:17.020 --> 1:27:23.309 I was crying. That was the craziest thing. I was like, yo, bro, 1:27:23.330 --> 1:27:26.190 you all right? And he scooted right down to see her. 1:27:26.250 --> 1:27:28.410 Got his pizza, put it in the back, rolled on home. Yeah, 1:27:28.430 --> 1:27:29.750 I don't know. Do you, player? 1:27:29.770 --> 1:27:30.269 Do you? 1:27:30.330 --> 1:27:32.910 These things are dangerous. They are. Ray's going to have 1:27:32.930 --> 1:27:34.770 to go back to court this week. Lindsey Clancy is 1:27:34.790 --> 1:27:36.410 going to be back in court. Uh-oh. You know, Ray 1:27:36.450 --> 1:27:39.180 was all over that. So, you know, the trial ended 1:27:39.220 --> 1:27:39.939 in a mistrial. 1:27:39.979 --> 1:27:40.059 Yep. 1:27:41.200 --> 1:27:44.400 Remained deadlocked they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict so clancy's 1:27:44.420 --> 1:27:46.320 attorney is expected to push for the charges against her 1:27:46.340 --> 1:27:50.179 to be dropped prosecutors said that they plan to retry 1:27:50.850 --> 1:27:52.810 clancy but they haven't confirmed that yet they said they're 1:27:52.830 --> 1:27:54.950 still working on the idea of that so she has 1:27:54.970 --> 1:27:57.610 a court appearance tomorrow to find out what's going to 1:27:57.630 --> 1:27:59.210 happen next like what's going to be the schedule for 1:27:59.229 --> 1:28:01.170 what happens next where you've been following what you think is. 1:28:01.150 --> 1:28:02.530 Going to go down um i think it's going to 1:28:02.550 --> 1:28:05.560 be very very hard to retry her because like if 1:28:05.580 --> 1:28:07.620 you're going to try to find a jury that has 1:28:07.740 --> 1:28:08.860 no clue what's going. 1:28:08.780 --> 1:28:11.230 On what do you do I think they're going to 1:28:11.250 --> 1:28:12.970 come up with a plea deal. That's what I think. 1:28:14.229 --> 1:28:15.890 I don't think she'll ever be free in the sense 1:28:15.910 --> 1:28:19.429 that she's free. It's just varying levels of what free 1:28:19.530 --> 1:28:19.950 is to her. 1:28:20.189 --> 1:28:23.059 I didn't watch the interview with her ex-husband and his 1:28:23.100 --> 1:28:24.800 new wife who did the interview and he just kind 1:28:24.820 --> 1:28:27.440 of sat there. What does he think about all this? 1:28:27.479 --> 1:28:29.980 Does he feel that she should be sent to prison? 1:28:30.000 --> 1:28:32.070 Does he feel that she was going through. 1:28:32.070 --> 1:28:34.240 you know, he doesn't really say much. 1:28:34.300 --> 1:28:36.220 He really kind of, yeah, we okay. 1:28:36.560 --> 1:28:38.820 He kind of like avoids the whole, like how he 1:28:38.880 --> 1:28:41.660 feels about his ex-wife and like the whole situation. Obviously 1:28:41.680 --> 1:28:43.680 he just talks about how much he misses his children. 1:28:43.700 --> 1:28:47.210 But it was just very strange for me for his 1:28:47.390 --> 1:28:50.930 now wife to announce their pregnancy after like all of 1:28:50.970 --> 1:28:51.929 this during that interview. 1:28:51.990 --> 1:28:53.730 Like what kind of timing is that? 1:28:53.910 --> 1:28:54.269 Yeah. 1:28:54.590 --> 1:28:57.880 You're going to announce like your now wife's pregnancy on 1:28:57.900 --> 1:29:00.139 the interview of your ex-wife killing your children. 1:29:00.160 --> 1:29:03.030 And he just kind of just sat there like, Yeah, 1:29:03.110 --> 1:29:03.600 it was strange. 1:29:04.180 --> 1:29:04.380 Yeah. 1:29:05.520 --> 1:29:07.380 I feel like I get the gist that he's not 1:29:07.420 --> 1:29:10.950 a great partner. which is partially what led to this anyway, 1:29:11.030 --> 1:29:13.189 which is weird that he's got another wife like in queue, 1:29:13.229 --> 1:29:14.689 ready to go. 1:29:14.770 --> 1:29:17.160 I think if I'm 60 minutes, I'm like, cut the tape, ma'am. 1:29:17.200 --> 1:29:18.900 No, no offense. Not talking to you. 1:29:18.939 --> 1:29:19.139 Right. 1:29:19.400 --> 1:29:20.160 Yeah. 1:29:20.700 --> 1:29:21.380 Shut up. 1:29:21.700 --> 1:29:22.700 You answer the question. 1:29:23.200 --> 1:29:25.939 I just don't, that's what I'm saying. Why was she there? Like, 1:29:25.979 --> 1:29:26.780 I don't, I don't know. 1:29:26.800 --> 1:29:32.180 She stood up like, Hey, we fine. We having a baby. 1:29:32.200 --> 1:29:32.380 Yeah. 1:29:32.420 --> 1:29:34.140 Right there. He said a word. It's crazy. 1:29:34.160 --> 1:29:34.340 Yeah. 1:29:34.760 --> 1:29:36.700 And Johnny's been doing this forever, but Instagram's going to 1:29:36.720 --> 1:29:39.820 make it a little easier now. The soft launch of relationships. Now, 1:29:39.840 --> 1:29:42.280 Johnny used to post photos, and you would see a 1:29:42.600 --> 1:29:45.860 hand in the photo, or you'd see a purse hanging 1:29:45.920 --> 1:29:48.269 on something. And so you knew Johnny was seeing someone, 1:29:48.520 --> 1:29:51.189 but you didn't know who. Nope. So now Instagram is 1:29:51.270 --> 1:29:53.790 actually going to institute this. So they're calling it the 1:29:53.910 --> 1:29:56.670 soft launch. I like it. And now you can pixelate 1:29:56.729 --> 1:29:59.469 out someone's face. So you can take a picture with someone, 1:29:59.530 --> 1:30:02.210 pixelate their face, and then you can post it. It 1:30:02.229 --> 1:30:04.350 obscures their face so they know you're with someone, but 1:30:04.370 --> 1:30:05.290 they don't know who it is yet. 1:30:05.750 --> 1:30:08.770 Somebody got an AI say, unpiculate their face. 1:30:09.080 --> 1:30:09.940 You're like, bang! 1:30:10.560 --> 1:30:15.020 So it's going to be like a subtle relationship reveal, 1:30:15.380 --> 1:30:18.500 like the whole idea of the soft. 1:30:18.280 --> 1:30:20.040 Launch that you've been doing forever. Now this is going 1:30:20.060 --> 1:30:21.860 to make it where you can do it without having 1:30:21.900 --> 1:30:23.099 to get creative. 1:30:23.350 --> 1:30:26.430 I told you, I ain't posting photos. My girl knows now. 1:30:26.470 --> 1:30:27.910 If you see me post a photo of her and 1:30:27.930 --> 1:30:31.330 I smiling, I've gotten engaged. Well, now you can post her. 1:30:31.370 --> 1:30:33.710 Just pixelate her. 1:30:33.950 --> 1:30:35.470 Just put a little emoji face on her. 1:30:36.229 --> 1:30:37.850 That's what people were doing for a while, the big 1:30:37.870 --> 1:30:40.470 emoji face. Now they can just pixelate. But, I mean, 1:30:40.790 --> 1:30:43.009 if I'm the person being pixelated, I'm going to be like, hey. 1:30:43.130 --> 1:30:44.030 Are you embarrassed of me? 1:30:44.050 --> 1:30:46.880 What the hell, dude? Look, I'm doing this for your safety. 1:30:48.650 --> 1:30:50.690 I'm looking out for you. You don't want that. 1:30:51.170 --> 1:30:52.050 All right. Listen, we come back. 1:30:52.090 --> 1:30:54.500 It's one of those national days that Ray brought up. 1:30:55.189 --> 1:30:58.729 And we'll find out why. 921, Johnny's house. Ray, what 1:30:58.750 --> 1:31:03.750 we're looking at now is 87 is our high. It's 72. 1:31:03.750 --> 1:31:06.740 And Sunday, Jay Lenny is hanging out with us. A 1:31:06.800 --> 1:31:09.180 unique name is a combination of names. 1:31:09.200 --> 1:31:10.100 How'd you come up with that? 1:31:10.590 --> 1:31:12.710 Honestly, my mom said she had it in a dream. 1:31:12.830 --> 1:31:14.390 Someone said it to her and she woke up and 1:31:14.430 --> 1:31:15.710 was like, I'm naming my child that. 1:31:16.110 --> 1:31:16.870 Really? 1:31:16.950 --> 1:31:17.269 Yeah. 1:31:17.390 --> 1:31:19.330 They never found out there was no dope connection you 1:31:19.350 --> 1:31:20.250 just had in a dream? 1:31:20.350 --> 1:31:22.890 No, we don't even know anyone with a name like that. 1:31:23.610 --> 1:31:24.410 I promise you. 1:31:24.430 --> 1:31:24.750 That's weird. 1:31:25.520 --> 1:31:27.470 Jay Lenny. It's cool, though. It's different. It is. 1:31:27.590 --> 1:31:27.769 It is. 1:31:27.780 --> 1:31:30.210 You don't forget that one. All right. Today is one 1:31:30.229 --> 1:31:31.750 of those National Day. Ray, what is it? 1:31:31.890 --> 1:31:34.090 It is National Beer Day. 1:31:34.410 --> 1:31:36.250 National Beer Day. 1:31:36.330 --> 1:31:39.570 Or National Beer Drinkers Day, to be exact. 1:31:39.630 --> 1:31:41.680 I bet there's a National Beer Day. I'm sure there is. 1:31:41.700 --> 1:31:43.140 Yeah, that's why I had to correct myself. 1:31:44.380 --> 1:31:46.280 So, it is a day to celebrate beer drinkers. 1:31:46.320 --> 1:31:46.780 Beer drinkers. 1:31:46.800 --> 1:31:47.380 Oh, I see that. 1:31:47.439 --> 1:31:49.480 So, National Beer Day is to celebrate the beer. 1:31:49.520 --> 1:31:50.080 Beer, yes. 1:31:50.100 --> 1:31:51.979 This is to celebrate the drinkers of the beer. 1:31:52.000 --> 1:31:55.559 Drinkers, yes. Of the beer. Okay. So, if you are 1:31:55.600 --> 1:31:58.420 a beer drinker, I'm not a big beer drinker. I will. 1:31:58.520 --> 1:32:04.150 I'll drink a Stella Artois. I used to drink Heineken's 1:32:04.189 --> 1:32:06.469 until I went to Amsterdam and the Heineken's here are skunk. 1:32:06.630 --> 1:32:10.929 Yeah. That's funny. So, it is. It's a totally different beer. 1:32:11.250 --> 1:32:13.970 And I'll drink a... What is the really dark one 1:32:13.990 --> 1:32:15.450 that I drink? Guinness. Guinness, yeah. 1:32:15.570 --> 1:32:17.820 If I'm smoking a cigar, even though the Guinness here 1:32:17.840 --> 1:32:19.740 are different from the ones over there. 1:32:19.760 --> 1:32:20.679 You can't do a Guinness. 1:32:20.700 --> 1:32:21.460 I don't know why. 1:32:21.479 --> 1:32:24.110 Oh, I love a Guinness, man. I will do that. 1:32:24.189 --> 1:32:27.349 I have beer in my house, but it's just for friends. Like, 1:32:27.390 --> 1:32:28.770 I don't sit around and just like, man, I need 1:32:28.790 --> 1:32:30.890 a hot cup. I don't like beer like that. You know, 1:32:30.930 --> 1:32:33.330 when the whole IPAs and all that stuff happened. 1:32:33.350 --> 1:32:33.910 Oh, I love IPAs. 1:32:33.939 --> 1:32:35.620 That was never, never my thing. 1:32:35.640 --> 1:32:35.940 No. 1:32:36.240 --> 1:32:38.140 I love IPAs. I like stouts. 1:32:38.560 --> 1:32:38.800 Really? 1:32:38.840 --> 1:32:40.559 I can only have like one stout, though, because it's 1:32:40.640 --> 1:32:41.219 so thick. 1:32:41.479 --> 1:32:43.769 See, I don't even know the difference. I just like beer. 1:32:43.930 --> 1:32:44.809 I like it. 1:32:44.890 --> 1:32:45.910 All right. What is yours? What's yours? 1:32:46.490 --> 1:32:47.570 I do like IPAs. 1:32:47.970 --> 1:32:51.570 I do like to try different breweries. I think it's 1:32:51.610 --> 1:32:54.150 really cool that we have so many local beers here 1:32:54.170 --> 1:32:55.189 in Central Florida. 1:32:55.410 --> 1:32:57.240 And do a flight. I've never done a beer flight. 1:32:57.320 --> 1:32:59.000 The flights are awesome. 1:33:00.180 --> 1:33:00.480 I don't know. 1:33:00.580 --> 1:33:01.160 I enjoy it. 1:33:01.460 --> 1:33:01.700 Really? 1:33:01.860 --> 1:33:02.760 Do you have beer in the house? 1:33:03.380 --> 1:33:03.660 Yeah. 1:33:03.860 --> 1:33:04.560 You do have beer in the house? 1:33:04.580 --> 1:33:05.340 What do you have in the house? 1:33:05.360 --> 1:33:06.760 We usually have IPAs. 1:33:07.600 --> 1:33:09.980 I mean, I think every now and then we'll have 1:33:10.160 --> 1:33:13.439 Coors Light because my parents and Kim's parents drink that. 1:33:13.970 --> 1:33:17.140 Yeah, I have Heineken. But it's old now. I need 1:33:17.160 --> 1:33:17.590 to get rid of it. 1:33:17.840 --> 1:33:18.220 Yeah. 1:33:18.820 --> 1:33:20.580 I still got some Christmas beer somebody gave us. 1:33:20.580 --> 1:33:20.940 Last year? 1:33:20.970 --> 1:33:23.550 Was it last year? Yeah, I got to get rid 1:33:23.570 --> 1:33:23.930 of that, too. 1:33:24.090 --> 1:33:25.150 Yeah, it's probably bad now. 1:33:25.250 --> 1:33:25.510 Yeah. 1:33:25.750 --> 1:33:26.450 Might not taste good. 1:33:26.770 --> 1:33:29.570 Yeah, Brian, you? I'm not really a big beer drinker. 1:33:29.689 --> 1:33:32.030 I mean, I've done Corona if I'm hanging out somewhere 1:33:32.090 --> 1:33:33.990 at a pool or resort or something. Don't you put 1:33:34.830 --> 1:33:36.710 a shot or something in there? Yeah, I usually put 1:33:36.790 --> 1:33:40.170 Bacardi Limon or something in it to make it like 1:33:40.229 --> 1:33:42.580 a loaded Corona beer. But other than that, I'll do 1:33:42.660 --> 1:33:44.800 ciders and stuff like that. I'm cool with that. But 1:33:45.180 --> 1:33:48.720 we went to where they make Heineken and where they 1:33:48.760 --> 1:33:50.780 make Guinness, and I didn't drink it. Man, I would 1:33:50.800 --> 1:33:52.280 have had Heineken just for old time's sake. 1:33:52.340 --> 1:33:52.410 No. 1:33:52.420 --> 1:33:54.840 That's not my thing. So they're like, you got to 1:33:54.860 --> 1:33:56.720 get a proper pint. I'm like, no. Yeah, you got 1:33:56.740 --> 1:33:59.220 to get a proper pint. I really don't. I'm good. No, 1:33:59.240 --> 1:34:00.860 when I had it, I mean, we had the beer. 1:34:00.880 --> 1:34:03.000 The Guinness factory was down the street, so the beer 1:34:03.020 --> 1:34:05.750 that we had was fresh. and uh it was heineken 1:34:05.790 --> 1:34:08.110 it tastes like this tastes nothing no it's a big 1:34:08.150 --> 1:34:11.590 difference it's a total total difference uh jeleny you're a 1:34:11.610 --> 1:34:14.450 beer drinker i am really. 1:34:14.070 --> 1:34:17.389 Yeah occasionally yeah okay because there's this one beer that 1:34:17.410 --> 1:34:20.269 i do like but it's mostly in dominican republic it's 1:34:20.290 --> 1:34:23.590 the presidente yeah president those are so good they're so light. 1:34:23.479 --> 1:34:26.780 Yeah yeah presidente presidente light all of that those are 1:34:26.800 --> 1:34:28.540 good really that's the only one you got me in 1:34:28.560 --> 1:34:29.160 your fridge. 1:34:29.500 --> 1:34:31.240 Um, not in my fridge currently, but if I do 1:34:31.260 --> 1:34:32.979 have a beer that would be in my fridge, it'd 1:34:33.000 --> 1:34:36.200 be probably a Corona Corona, but really cold with some lime. Yeah. 1:34:36.240 --> 1:34:36.760 And it's light. 1:34:36.800 --> 1:34:38.900 So it's like, not so bad. That's like, I raised 1:34:38.939 --> 1:34:40.490 over here drinking like motor oil. 1:34:40.870 --> 1:34:42.990 My mom has this hack where she puts like salt 1:34:43.050 --> 1:34:44.570 in it and it's pretty good. Oh yeah. 1:34:44.790 --> 1:34:48.090 Really? Yeah. Beer drinkers. All right. Is national drink is 1:34:48.130 --> 1:34:49.170 a beer drinker to drink beer day. 1:34:49.330 --> 1:34:51.790 It is National Beer Drinkers Day. 1:34:51.830 --> 1:34:53.260 Beer Drinkers Day. 1:34:53.300 --> 1:34:54.800 And all you got to do is tell us about 1:34:54.840 --> 1:34:56.620 the beer that you love on this particular day. And 1:34:56.640 --> 1:34:58.820 I got something big for you. How about some Jonas 1:34:58.840 --> 1:35:03.360 Brothers tickets? Jonas Brothers at the Kia Center coming up 1:35:03.479 --> 1:35:05.710 October 6th. And you don't have to do anything and 1:35:05.729 --> 1:35:07.230 stare at each other or any of that. All you 1:35:07.270 --> 1:35:12.030 got to do is call. Ask for them. 1:35:12.050 --> 1:35:12.370 407-919-1067. 1:35:12.390 --> 1:35:16.640 877-919-1067. The XL mobile is 41067. Live stream, social media. 1:35:16.660 --> 1:35:18.000 We want to hear from you, but I want to 1:35:18.040 --> 1:35:21.240 find out on National Beer Drinkers Day, what is your 1:35:21.320 --> 1:35:23.110 beer of choice? And one of you is going to 1:35:23.130 --> 1:35:25.070 go see the Jonas Brothers. But if you get a 1:35:25.090 --> 1:35:25.910 beer there, it's going to cost you. 1:35:29.130 --> 1:35:30.190 407-919-1067, 877-919-1067. 1:35:30.229 --> 1:35:33.530 Let's talk about beer on Johnny's house. 1:35:33.790 --> 1:35:34.610 Pick of attorneys. 1:35:35.189 --> 1:35:37.790 And National Beer Drinkers Day. And on that day, we 1:35:37.810 --> 1:35:40.560 need to find out what kind of brewskis do you drink? 1:35:40.600 --> 1:35:42.719 Because we got some Jonas Brothers tickets that we want 1:35:42.729 --> 1:35:44.340 to hook you up with. But first, let's go to 1:35:44.360 --> 1:35:47.019 Winter Streams, talk to Nadine. Nadine, do you listen to 1:35:47.080 --> 1:35:47.800 us all the time? 1:35:47.820 --> 1:35:48.520 Good morning. 1:35:48.620 --> 1:35:49.620 You listen all the time, don't you? 1:35:49.640 --> 1:35:50.000 I love you guys. 1:35:50.160 --> 1:35:50.560 All the time. 1:35:50.680 --> 1:35:53.460 Yeah, I mean, for my whole life, yes. 1:35:53.580 --> 1:35:54.979 So you wake up at what time? 1:35:55.140 --> 1:35:55.380 All that. 1:35:55.680 --> 1:35:56.660 So you wake up at what time? 1:35:56.780 --> 1:35:59.360 I wake up at 5.30. So by the time I 1:35:59.400 --> 1:36:02.360 get in the car, you guys are first talking about 1:36:02.590 --> 1:36:05.610 your weekend. So I'm in the car at 6.15. 1:36:05.590 --> 1:36:07.150 So have you ever come out to any of our events? 1:36:08.530 --> 1:36:08.889 I have. 1:36:08.930 --> 1:36:11.439 I met you guys at St. Patrick's Day a couple 1:36:11.460 --> 1:36:13.660 of years ago. I hung out with Ray's mom and dad. 1:36:13.820 --> 1:36:14.360 Oh, boy. 1:36:15.040 --> 1:36:17.380 Oh, that was the one at Lake Mary. It was 1:36:17.400 --> 1:36:17.900 in the evening. 1:36:18.020 --> 1:36:18.600 Yeah. 1:36:19.120 --> 1:36:20.660 Yeah, that was the first time I met you guys. 1:36:20.700 --> 1:36:23.730 I was so excited because I've listened to you forever. 1:36:24.010 --> 1:36:27.090 You have gone through things with me. I've gone through 1:36:27.130 --> 1:36:29.710 things with you, and I had always wanted to meet 1:36:29.750 --> 1:36:30.030 you guys. 1:36:30.050 --> 1:36:32.030 I mean, why didn't you ever go? You ever been 1:36:32.060 --> 1:36:32.460 on a cruise? 1:36:33.550 --> 1:36:35.349 No, I wanted to go, but I had already done 1:36:35.390 --> 1:36:39.200 my cruise this year. And finance-wise, like, I can't afford it. 1:36:39.220 --> 1:36:40.220 You don't love us. 1:36:40.220 --> 1:36:40.720 Maybe next year. 1:36:40.740 --> 1:36:42.240 You like us. You don't love us, though. I do 1:36:42.280 --> 1:36:43.720 love you guys. No, you like us a lot. 1:36:43.740 --> 1:36:44.240 I love you guys. 1:36:44.260 --> 1:36:46.019 I call you every week. You call every day. You 1:36:46.040 --> 1:36:48.010 can't say every week, really? Every day. 1:36:48.020 --> 1:36:50.970 Literally, I could call every time you guys talk about 1:36:50.990 --> 1:36:53.290 stuff because I always have something to talk about. 1:36:53.330 --> 1:36:54.830 We can always count on you, Nadine. 1:36:55.670 --> 1:36:55.890 Yes. 1:36:56.090 --> 1:36:57.510 But you need to hang out with us more. That's all. 1:36:58.600 --> 1:36:58.900 I know. 1:36:58.979 --> 1:37:00.680 I wanted to go to a ready sip and sing, 1:37:00.700 --> 1:37:02.019 but I had something that day. 1:37:02.040 --> 1:37:04.200 She had a lot of excuses. I know. 1:37:04.280 --> 1:37:04.880 Oh, my gosh. 1:37:04.900 --> 1:37:06.000 Well, there'll be another one. 1:37:06.280 --> 1:37:06.540 Yeah. 1:37:06.960 --> 1:37:08.640 I know. Hopefully I can make it that day, too. 1:37:08.660 --> 1:37:09.200 All right. 1:37:09.220 --> 1:37:10.099 So let's talk about beer. 1:37:10.280 --> 1:37:14.920 So beer. So I like, it depends on the occasion, 1:37:14.939 --> 1:37:19.820 you know, but my son's name is Killian. So I 1:37:20.460 --> 1:37:23.410 love Killian's Irish Red and My husband and I, when 1:37:23.450 --> 1:37:25.229 we were sitting down trying to come up with names, 1:37:25.250 --> 1:37:27.689 we were actually drinking Killian's Irish Red. 1:37:27.810 --> 1:37:31.220 Boy, y'all very creative. Y'all so creative. 1:37:32.160 --> 1:37:34.940 We just wanted a unique name. You don't know very 1:37:34.979 --> 1:37:36.340 many Killians out there. 1:37:36.360 --> 1:37:37.560 I like it. 1:37:37.640 --> 1:37:40.059 So y'all were drinking beer and you came up with 1:37:40.100 --> 1:37:40.500 a list. 1:37:40.560 --> 1:37:40.720 Yes. 1:37:41.140 --> 1:37:43.019 And then once you put your beer down, you're like, 1:37:43.060 --> 1:37:43.559 that's the one. 1:37:44.660 --> 1:37:46.900 Yeah, we did like 10 boys' names, 10 girls' names 1:37:47.000 --> 1:37:49.460 one night, and we were just drinking Killian's beer, and 1:37:49.479 --> 1:37:50.000 that was it. 1:37:50.939 --> 1:37:51.660 Does he know this story? 1:37:51.680 --> 1:37:52.250 No, that was the. 1:37:53.240 --> 1:37:55.000 What was that? Does he know the story? Yes. 1:37:55.500 --> 1:37:58.000 Yes, he does. Yeah, he knows it. And we're not 1:37:58.060 --> 1:37:58.719 even Irish. 1:37:59.520 --> 1:38:00.000 That's all right. 1:38:00.020 --> 1:38:00.880 We're not even Irish. 1:38:00.960 --> 1:38:01.620 And it's so funny. 1:38:01.660 --> 1:38:02.840 He was five weeks early. 1:38:02.860 --> 1:38:04.599 So he was. 1:38:04.500 --> 1:38:08.010 Born March 18th. And so, like, I was like, we 1:38:08.020 --> 1:38:09.769 need to change his middle name because it was a 1:38:09.790 --> 1:38:12.170 little too Irish. And then his birthday is around that time. 1:38:12.189 --> 1:38:17.389 Man, good thing y'all weren't drinking slits. Oh, you never 1:38:17.430 --> 1:38:18.070 heard of that beer. 1:38:18.090 --> 1:38:18.750 You never heard of that. 1:38:19.430 --> 1:38:20.210 That malt liquor? 1:38:20.229 --> 1:38:20.770 That malt liquor. 1:38:20.790 --> 1:38:21.050 Yeah. 1:38:22.150 --> 1:38:22.469 Mickey's. 1:38:22.510 --> 1:38:22.730 Yeah. 1:38:23.150 --> 1:38:23.910 I love Mickey's. 1:38:24.430 --> 1:38:26.400 No, Mad Dog. No, none of that. That was back 1:38:26.420 --> 1:38:26.820 in the day. 1:38:26.840 --> 1:38:28.970 Yeah. We call your kid Mad Dog. 1:38:30.140 --> 1:38:30.300 Dog. 1:38:30.340 --> 1:38:30.680 Mad Dog. 1:38:30.939 --> 1:38:31.219 Yeah. 1:38:31.240 --> 1:38:32.040 That would be unique. 1:38:32.700 --> 1:38:36.120 My story. But I drink beer, like, whenever the occasion. Like, 1:38:36.140 --> 1:38:39.400 you know, Corona's for Cinco de Mayo. And there's beach 1:38:39.460 --> 1:38:41.600 beers that I drink. And then there's, you know, I 1:38:41.620 --> 1:38:43.840 do love a good Guinness. But I can only drink one, 1:38:43.880 --> 1:38:45.139 like Ray, because it's so thick. 1:38:45.620 --> 1:38:46.610 Oh, y'all don't know how to drink it. 1:38:46.620 --> 1:38:47.809 But it just depends on the occasion. 1:38:47.820 --> 1:38:47.900 Okay. 1:38:48.820 --> 1:38:50.200 Well, listen, you hold on a second. You hold on 1:38:50.240 --> 1:38:51.980 a second. From Orlando, hey, Tiffany. 1:38:52.950 --> 1:38:53.269 Hi. 1:38:53.870 --> 1:38:55.950 Tiffany, National Beer Drinkers Day, what you got? 1:38:56.970 --> 1:39:00.190 Okay, so my boyfriend, we've been in a relationship for 1:39:00.210 --> 1:39:03.050 like a year, and he drinks like five. He likes 1:39:03.110 --> 1:39:05.650 Bud Light. It's like his go-to, and he gets like 1:39:06.210 --> 1:39:09.380 all the Halloween-y type beers at around this time. And 1:39:09.540 --> 1:39:12.420 so he's got me into like, I hate beer. We 1:39:12.439 --> 1:39:13.979 go to beer fests and things like that, and I'll 1:39:14.020 --> 1:39:15.680 try them, but it's not my thing. But he's got 1:39:15.700 --> 1:39:18.140 me into like, you know, like the cider beers and 1:39:18.180 --> 1:39:20.519 things that I can handle that are a little... you know, 1:39:20.600 --> 1:39:22.520 more like easier to easier to drink. 1:39:22.600 --> 1:39:23.500 So he drinks those. 1:39:23.560 --> 1:39:25.589 And I used to be like, I don't drink during 1:39:25.600 --> 1:39:27.689 the week, but now like he gets home and cracks 1:39:27.750 --> 1:39:29.430 open his beer and I'm like, okay, can you open 1:39:29.470 --> 1:39:29.870 one for me? 1:39:29.890 --> 1:39:33.110 You know, when you're, when you're in love with a 1:39:33.150 --> 1:39:35.370 good man, it can change you, Tiffany. 1:39:36.030 --> 1:39:37.850 Well, I used to be like, he'll, like I said, 1:39:37.890 --> 1:39:39.849 he'll drink like three or four and I used to 1:39:39.870 --> 1:39:41.410 like try to keep up and I was like, no, no, no, 1:39:41.450 --> 1:39:42.729 we're going to just do one with dinner. 1:39:42.750 --> 1:39:42.830 Yeah. 1:39:43.850 --> 1:39:45.800 Like I can't, I can't, I can't. 1:39:45.840 --> 1:39:48.120 And now he says, babe, babe, I'm gonna have a beer. 1:39:48.140 --> 1:39:49.640 You say, you know what, babe, I won't want to. 1:39:50.850 --> 1:39:52.730 We call them mommy bubbles and daddy bubbles. 1:39:52.750 --> 1:39:54.250 Wow. 1:39:56.090 --> 1:39:57.670 Then the kids are the first to go get some 1:39:57.990 --> 1:39:59.730 mommy and daddy bubbles. 1:39:59.750 --> 1:40:01.250 How old are the kids? 1:40:02.610 --> 1:40:05.410 They're between, there's three of them are five and then 1:40:05.470 --> 1:40:06.090 seven and ten. 1:40:06.250 --> 1:40:09.990 The ten-year-old's like, they think we're stupid. I know they're 1:40:10.030 --> 1:40:11.480 drinking beer. 1:40:11.490 --> 1:40:13.320 We can't leave them on the table here because he'll 1:40:13.360 --> 1:40:15.700 pick them up and take a sip. Oh, wow. 1:40:16.180 --> 1:40:17.100 We don't need to go there. 1:40:17.500 --> 1:40:22.660 Hold on, Tiffany. They know what they're drinking. Jenna from Claremont. 1:40:23.620 --> 1:40:25.010 Good morning. What's your beer? 1:40:26.570 --> 1:40:29.850 So, I'm not really one to go for it, but 1:40:29.890 --> 1:40:32.550 if we're at dinner, like my husband and I, I'm 1:40:32.729 --> 1:40:37.610 always like a cider girl. So, Strongbow, Reds, Angry Orchard, 1:40:37.630 --> 1:40:41.450 of course. But my husband, he, like, He ventures out. 1:40:41.550 --> 1:40:43.070 If we're at a restaurant and he sees a new 1:40:43.110 --> 1:40:46.330 craft beer that he's never tried before, he's going. 1:40:46.229 --> 1:40:46.580 To try it. 1:40:47.300 --> 1:40:47.660 Not me. 1:40:47.780 --> 1:40:48.500 That's like how I am. 1:40:48.580 --> 1:40:50.900 I wish I liked it because there's so many different things, 1:40:50.960 --> 1:40:52.439 but I'm also a cider girl. 1:40:52.760 --> 1:40:59.060 I'm a bartender, too, and it's like we have over 1:40:59.090 --> 1:41:02.610 40-something craft beers, bottles, and taps, and there's so many 1:41:02.689 --> 1:41:04.210 out there, so many different ones. 1:41:04.390 --> 1:41:05.750 I have a friend, and you're a bartender. I want 1:41:05.790 --> 1:41:07.389 to know if you ever have a customer like this. 1:41:07.689 --> 1:41:09.870 I have a friend that drinks Bud Light, and he 1:41:09.910 --> 1:41:11.630 can drink it all day and won't get drunk. 1:41:11.750 --> 1:41:13.670 I have one of those, too. Just will not be drunk. 1:41:13.689 --> 1:41:15.690 Because at that point, it's almost like water, some of 1:41:15.710 --> 1:41:16.110 those beers. 1:41:16.130 --> 1:41:18.490 Yeah, but he's like, everything's fine. Hey, man, you good? 1:41:18.650 --> 1:41:19.860 Yeah, of course I'm good. Yeah, I got a friend 1:41:19.880 --> 1:41:21.480 that does it with Miller Lite. Knocks down an entire 1:41:21.560 --> 1:41:22.280 case of it. 1:41:22.300 --> 1:41:24.580 I'm like, what are you doing? doing and they're like. 1:41:24.540 --> 1:41:28.599 The percentage is like five percent so it's not gonna 1:41:28.640 --> 1:41:30.140 touch you really no i. 1:41:30.120 --> 1:41:32.530 Mean all day and i'm like dude are you cut 1:41:32.610 --> 1:41:34.950 nah man i'm good are you sure bro i saw 1:41:35.010 --> 1:41:37.729 personally you knocked down 15 yeah nah man i'm good 1:41:37.830 --> 1:41:39.790 and they're good no hangover no nothing i can't do 1:41:39.830 --> 1:41:40.689 that not me. 1:41:40.710 --> 1:41:42.360 I know a couple people i've seen it you know 1:41:42.380 --> 1:41:44.700 people like that i do i do you just keep you. 1:41:44.580 --> 1:41:46.960 Keep taking their money don't you jenna Of course. 1:41:47.020 --> 1:41:47.620 Why not? 1:41:47.640 --> 1:41:52.840 As long as they're still good and they're eating and they're, 1:41:52.860 --> 1:41:53.220 you know. 1:41:53.300 --> 1:41:55.280 I better have 15 beers at your bar. You're like, 1:41:55.300 --> 1:41:59.620 you want 16? You're like, sure. Why not? It counts 1:41:59.689 --> 1:42:01.930 on the tip. B, what'd they say? I let's see. 1:42:02.030 --> 1:42:04.450 XL Mobile powered by attorney Dan Newland. Interrect. Need to check. 1:42:04.570 --> 1:42:07.390 It's a no-brainer. Just call attorney Dan Newland. Tailgating with 1:42:07.410 --> 1:42:10.490 some bush light. Bush Light. 1:42:10.590 --> 1:42:12.870 I can honestly say I've never had Bush Light. 1:42:13.050 --> 1:42:13.610 Really? 1:42:13.750 --> 1:42:17.570 Nope. I'm guessing they're Gator fans. Bush Light. 1:42:17.750 --> 1:42:20.090 Hey, Gator fans are back, man. I don't know if 1:42:20.110 --> 1:42:20.660 you noticed or not. 1:42:20.670 --> 1:42:23.189 After this weekend. Oh, they're back. And then someone said, 1:42:23.229 --> 1:42:25.379 and I like this too. You can get it at Epcot. 1:42:25.530 --> 1:42:28.240 I think it's pronounced Shuffer Huffer. It's the grapefruit beer. 1:42:28.700 --> 1:42:29.020 Oh, yeah. 1:42:29.040 --> 1:42:29.820 That one's good. 1:42:29.900 --> 1:42:32.280 It's actually really good. Yeah, I've heard of that. Ray, 1:42:32.300 --> 1:42:33.340 what did they say? 1:42:33.380 --> 1:42:35.720 This day was definitely made for me. They said that 1:42:35.740 --> 1:42:38.620 they do like the darker beers and the flights. 1:42:40.040 --> 1:42:40.420 Let's see here. 1:42:40.439 --> 1:42:41.760 I don't like flights. I mean, if I'm going to 1:42:41.780 --> 1:42:42.710 stick with one, I'm going to stick with one. 1:42:42.720 --> 1:42:44.940 That's a good way to, like, actually try a ton 1:42:44.979 --> 1:42:45.380 of them. 1:42:45.960 --> 1:42:47.200 You've got to try a flight one day. 1:42:47.350 --> 1:42:47.660 Really? 1:42:47.689 --> 1:42:48.190 One day. 1:42:48.280 --> 1:42:49.900 I don't know. You know, I will. 1:42:50.100 --> 1:42:51.870 For me, it's like, if I go into a bar, 1:42:51.890 --> 1:42:53.490 this is what I want to drink. You know, I 1:42:53.490 --> 1:42:55.030 don't want to drink this, this, and this. I want 1:42:55.050 --> 1:42:57.049 to drink this. You know, I'm not trying to discover. 1:42:57.670 --> 1:42:58.990 I'm at that point in my life, how are you 1:42:59.010 --> 1:43:01.170 trying to discover? 1:43:01.590 --> 1:43:03.630 We're definitely giving people an idea to drink today, so. 1:43:04.340 --> 1:43:05.040 There we go. 1:43:05.060 --> 1:43:06.620 To celebrate National Peer Checkers Day. 1:43:06.720 --> 1:43:09.400 All right. Tiffany, we're going to hook you up. You 1:43:09.420 --> 1:43:11.139 got yourself a pair of tickets. See the Jonas Brothers 1:43:11.180 --> 1:43:13.150 at the Kia Center coming up on October 6th. 1:43:13.640 --> 1:43:14.080 It is 943. 1:43:14.080 --> 1:43:17.140 Let's get out here, y'all. Say goodbye to Jay Lenny. 1:43:17.200 --> 1:43:18.500 I hope you enjoyed hanging out with us. 1:43:18.800 --> 1:43:19.040 I did. 1:43:19.080 --> 1:43:20.420 So what do you think about this whole radio thing? 1:43:20.439 --> 1:43:21.000 You think you can do this? 1:43:21.360 --> 1:43:21.820 Absolutely. 1:43:21.840 --> 1:43:23.120 She said without a doubt. 1:43:23.140 --> 1:43:23.880 Without a doubt. 1:43:24.040 --> 1:43:26.660 It's too easy. This is light work. Some of you 1:43:26.680 --> 1:43:29.059 guys can do it. I say that myself. 1:43:29.080 --> 1:43:31.400 We can do it. Anybody can do it. No, I'm 1:43:31.420 --> 1:43:32.120 glad you came in. 1:43:32.479 --> 1:43:33.200 Thank you for having me. 1:43:33.200 --> 1:43:34.400 We'll see how everything shakes out. 1:43:34.740 --> 1:43:35.820 I appreciate the opportunity. 1:43:35.900 --> 1:43:37.040 Anybody want to shout out? Anyone you want to say 1:43:37.060 --> 1:43:37.380 hello to? 1:43:38.060 --> 1:43:38.920 Shout out to my mom. 1:43:38.939 --> 1:43:40.790 There you go. I tell those kids all the time, man. 1:43:40.800 --> 1:43:42.440 Shout your moms out, man. They love it. It makes 1:43:42.460 --> 1:43:43.740 them smile. It makes them smile. 1:43:43.760 --> 1:43:45.560 She's probably listening, just smiling right now. 1:43:45.620 --> 1:43:47.490 I know. That's my baby. That's my baby. Where are 1:43:47.510 --> 1:43:48.110 you in the family? 1:43:48.910 --> 1:43:50.450 I'm the oldest child, actually. 1:43:50.510 --> 1:43:52.190 Have you ever had any oldest children? 1:43:52.210 --> 1:43:53.170 I don't think so. 1:43:53.570 --> 1:43:54.430 No, we're all youngest. 1:43:54.689 --> 1:43:56.290 Yeah, that's why when you asked me earlier, did I 1:43:56.330 --> 1:43:57.870 have a childhood, I had to think about that. 1:43:57.890 --> 1:43:58.290 Yeah. 1:43:58.310 --> 1:44:00.010 Because most of it was just spent babysitting. 1:44:00.530 --> 1:44:02.010 How old are your siblings? 1:44:02.260 --> 1:44:03.900 So there's a 13 year age gap. 1:44:04.700 --> 1:44:05.050 Yeah. 1:44:05.070 --> 1:44:08.150 So my little brother's actually 17. So that's not too 1:44:08.170 --> 1:44:10.970 much of an age gap. My little sister is 12. Wow. 1:44:11.050 --> 1:44:12.220 I think she's 13 actually. 1:44:12.439 --> 1:44:13.760 Really? Yeah. Wow. 1:44:14.540 --> 1:44:17.240 Wow, okay. Now, we've never had, everyone on the show 1:44:17.320 --> 1:44:17.809 is the youngest. 1:44:17.830 --> 1:44:18.769 Yeah, we're always the youngest. 1:44:18.830 --> 1:44:21.809 Yeah, I've never had an oldest. That would be weird. 1:44:22.050 --> 1:44:23.610 I'd love to hear the dynamics. We had a middle child, 1:44:23.670 --> 1:44:25.309 and boo, I would not want to be a middle child. 1:44:25.390 --> 1:44:25.810 Me neither. 1:44:26.610 --> 1:44:27.370 Me neither. 1:44:27.650 --> 1:44:28.950 Boy, it was fun, though. 1:44:29.150 --> 1:44:29.470 It was. 1:44:29.490 --> 1:44:31.110 All right, let's get it. Ray, what you got? 1:44:31.130 --> 1:44:34.889 I am doing a lot of running around tonight. 1:44:34.910 --> 1:44:35.450 Yeah, for sure. 1:44:35.479 --> 1:44:38.280 A lot of running around. Also, Sienna has another softball 1:44:38.300 --> 1:44:39.000 game tonight, so. 1:44:39.660 --> 1:44:40.220 Two nights in a row? 1:44:41.010 --> 1:44:41.370 Yeah. 1:44:42.030 --> 1:44:44.750 When you're at the professional level, like Sienna is. 1:44:44.990 --> 1:44:45.429 No. 1:44:45.450 --> 1:44:46.450 You're playing every night. 1:44:47.070 --> 1:44:47.400 No. 1:44:47.530 --> 1:44:49.400 So this is her regular team. 1:44:49.420 --> 1:44:50.880 I don't want to say regular team, but she has 1:44:50.900 --> 1:44:53.559 like an all-star team and then this other, the regular team. 1:44:53.580 --> 1:44:55.219 And then she's going to be on the traveling team. 1:44:55.300 --> 1:44:55.510 Nope. 1:44:55.740 --> 1:44:57.950 And then after the traveling team, it'll be the moving 1:44:58.050 --> 1:44:59.950 on team and all that in the same season. 1:45:00.210 --> 1:45:02.490 Yes, all of it. So I am doing that, but 1:45:02.530 --> 1:45:03.689 it's going to be nice out today. 1:45:03.729 --> 1:45:05.300 So it'll be good. It'll be a good night to 1:45:05.320 --> 1:45:08.020 do it. B-Grind. Nothing. Still trying to get everything back 1:45:08.060 --> 1:45:10.700 together from being gone for so long. And then flipping 1:45:10.740 --> 1:45:12.580 it to get ready to leave again because we leave 1:45:12.600 --> 1:45:15.979 for the cruise on Thursday. I can't believe that. So, yeah. 1:45:16.000 --> 1:45:17.620 I know when I asked you, I'm like... You get 1:45:17.640 --> 1:45:20.200 back on Monday and then we don't even get on Thursday? 1:45:21.310 --> 1:45:23.650 I got appointments. I got stuff to get done at home. 1:45:23.689 --> 1:45:25.889 I got to get everything unpacked from getting back still 1:45:26.410 --> 1:45:29.250 and then repack it to leave for the cruise. Just 1:45:29.270 --> 1:45:32.559 a lot to do. Whatever, man. It wasn't smart of me. 1:45:32.910 --> 1:45:33.820 But it was worth it. 1:45:33.939 --> 1:45:36.260 In my defense, I think my trip was planned before 1:45:36.300 --> 1:45:38.460 we locked a cruise date in. Because I bought my 1:45:38.479 --> 1:45:41.059 tickets a long time ago. Oh, yeah. So my flight 1:45:41.100 --> 1:45:43.010 was kind of, the cruise was kind of around what 1:45:43.050 --> 1:45:43.590 I could do. 1:45:43.600 --> 1:45:46.790 But I've done that before. And when you're, you know, 1:45:46.850 --> 1:45:48.710 locking it in, you're thinking to yourself, this is exciting. 1:45:48.790 --> 1:45:49.110 Yeah. 1:45:49.150 --> 1:45:50.970 You know, going to cruise and boom, knocking things. But 1:45:50.990 --> 1:45:52.230 then reality sets in. 1:45:52.250 --> 1:45:52.450 Yeah. 1:45:52.470 --> 1:45:54.349 Oh, I can do all these things, but I got 1:45:54.380 --> 1:45:54.860 to do this. 1:45:55.220 --> 1:45:55.980 Yeah. 1:45:56.120 --> 1:45:58.460 I start that today. Got to do it. So, yeah. 1:45:58.860 --> 1:46:00.559 And your other station's like, hey, that's good. You're gone. 1:46:00.580 --> 1:46:01.000 Welcome back. 1:46:01.360 --> 1:46:01.639 Yeah. 1:46:02.040 --> 1:46:03.580 They're like, we can't get you covered for the cruise. 1:46:03.600 --> 1:46:03.900 Sorry. 1:46:03.920 --> 1:46:07.439 I'm like, what? So, I'm like, all right. All right. Hey, 1:46:07.460 --> 1:46:09.059 Brian's going to be up in his room. I might 1:46:09.090 --> 1:46:11.330 be doing shows from my room on the cruise. Hey, 1:46:11.350 --> 1:46:12.490 let me know, man. I'll do one with you. 1:46:13.310 --> 1:46:14.110 Oh, that'd be fun. 1:46:14.150 --> 1:46:16.750 Old school hip-hop and R & B shows. Brian, we 1:46:16.790 --> 1:46:18.990 talked about, somebody asked us, have we ever done, what 1:46:19.010 --> 1:46:21.009 was that? Somebody asked us something about doing a show. 1:46:21.030 --> 1:46:22.490 If we've had drinks. 1:46:22.530 --> 1:46:25.200 Yeah, I had drinks. And I said, We call it 1:46:25.280 --> 1:46:26.639 the Forgotten Show. 1:46:26.660 --> 1:46:27.000 Yeah. 1:46:27.180 --> 1:46:28.460 And it's a show from the Hall of Fame. 1:46:28.479 --> 1:46:28.700 Yep. 1:46:29.000 --> 1:46:31.880 We erased it never to hear it again. That night, 1:46:32.080 --> 1:46:32.960 it sounded real good. 1:46:32.979 --> 1:46:36.330 No, it didn't. I knew it didn't. Told you all this. 1:46:36.210 --> 1:46:37.010 Was a bad idea. 1:46:37.430 --> 1:46:39.530 I woke up, my phone was blowing up. Is Ray okay? 1:46:39.570 --> 1:46:41.750 Yeah, everybody thought that I was destroyed. 1:46:41.810 --> 1:46:43.550 And I was like, yeah, last night I was. 1:46:43.450 --> 1:46:44.750 When we recorded this. 1:46:44.790 --> 1:46:47.070 When you were laying flat. I know. On the couch 1:46:47.100 --> 1:46:50.100 with your dirty feet. Dirty feet. And a dress. 1:46:51.790 --> 1:46:52.210 Whatever. 1:46:53.360 --> 1:46:54.000 Oh, that was fun. 1:46:54.080 --> 1:46:54.600 It was worth it. 1:46:54.680 --> 1:46:57.110 It was worth it. Every bit of it was. Memories forever. 1:46:57.270 --> 1:46:58.680 All right, let's get out of here. It's 948. 1:46:58.660 --> 1:47:00.650 Let's hang this thing up with Ryder. 1:47:00.830 --> 1:47:01.310 See y'all.